JQII

it,

i i

CH

._ _

1; pays to buy in

RLO

iilsiliwil I

0U»EEN’S colilui

--m--i`_-

thls Province.

'l‘ouight's galiies

hockey matches of t

.iliouid miss them.

Miss Jennie Cn;-r dt

» . _ __ _ i Y. has return

‘ed fiom n lislt to he.. home _

‘ml be the last .on. ` “ TW

he season. No one

The McKinnon Dr fresh supply of Moir'

UK 00. received

cnocolates yesterday.

'16 B. 0 I'

entertainment in l’el\llal, at 8. p.m

Charlottetown s

take part at the ' l

(hnrch Bchoolrool

should watch for th

‘h S Natl a _A

s bulk and boxed night: ' on Frida

Thy Wlll ll0l(l all

c nnluie ii u,` vi " -- March 2nd. E l?l.'xt:l.;(tL dUvllsIilt“t(li lmday mlm th

concert in mu" Fl`i‘ll\Y "ight should lr ll tl ,_ March 7_ Au,m___ __ i o'i ie lilo.; e prog-r-mmne_ ¢l.l;;)_l;n‘1_§l(;‘_;3 s__vC:_f__ l_|1e_ u_l_iolc_ sea:-lo

'1‘he follrtli rerinlcnt band il'

_ » __ ‘ _ 'ill fur

a aishxa fi_|{le l.ne of music at the Y. M

- i s ate at thc Alena

Allen Sinclair?--‘T 1 _

us home hcl n_

best talent will Tl , _fi

1" 7.001111. skate ni; the Arr-nn 0

n special feature

A new suction dredge for wolk in -phe M t

P. E. Island is no Nova Scotia. The

pleted, and the ni

placed as soon aalloesilile. 'lhls m

chine is intended water.

_.__

A basket social a

held in Cherry Va

2nd., beginning at

ctilies on “Mark T

le ` fifteen cents, -ladies l’l‘occcds in aid Hall. lf not fine wi evening.

wain." Adlnisslo

. on a,ruc llockey tnnm mm.

W being bmlt in fbi* lnferlilelliafe Victorias f il

- . ' ' 1'- ' - 1 .‘ or i

lE_i£_l__;;_l__;;_lio_l__l_t__<¥liig_14llntiiriliedinfe troplly nt me Ay-cm, tm

‘ i 4 'e "““‘l"-2- This “fill be the first time

Fl- i\¢Io'lthi'l'l‘ team has il -.1 ' ' ~.

N” fl F"-‘~m\" in ill- Al`Iflll l.e'igue ini;

hd lecture will lililcvcllili'/E tl‘c ll/lr-l\lll N I

Hey Han Ma______i_______ ..__________ \_________ii ts teuni icuii

. ' _' - y, def:-at » ti _-, _, 'L30' 1"' J- Nlliilll?;fn\\'siinliei'|il:lli by n m,,j,.,,.,,_,_.m,‘_`f ,Mb lliiiilfirk Blood Bitton, has, during

llliilfllill. ol' tho ll/lecllnllic-l png Un ll,_,,

""iU‘ l’*“~"“¢**=* f"2f=~lh_i::l1¢St nw-i'aiu-._ i-nllinzfr fav, -ii-liu

of (fherry Vnll

ll be licld first fl

_ ,___-

Hammond Steele,

follr yea rs _ s tenogra

clerk in the office o

ent of the P. E. I tomorrow afternoon en rollte to Calga n, lucrative position many friends of ll

.i.

city will grently rl-

liiit at the same ti

\‘f‘l‘s1l1y express th his future success i labor. "Haul,"

inlly prominent in

young people. F

Victoria Amateur

tion mid ill this cal lillwricllt and c_lrilis rlub, who will mtpll'

of lrss fill his

lulsllet ball player h

ly proficient and ii has led thc blue iln in it-aguc czmtesls.

Mr. Steele has been ilrliirl-d. Entering t

city, for the pu

. R., city, lcav

for Gaorgetow

ry, Alta., wlle'

acqllaintsucrs,

o‘..n anifii; L

" ' ll. . . - _ ~

_ V. . ,

“Y ‘I-hi' l‘BSl» f‘-‘-Wi“'SS0Y. Dawson, lteardin and Keenilil

months lie was the

plleit to the clii f the Hliperint-:ii

W2' llillllfi flff-':I‘ l-and wlleii two teims

pillar young inc sviilg been espi- litlill-tics lvrs pp

ticulnrly well lln

ey f-srrlller of the same team roll-.ll thc ne highest iiulivialluil score, lillttinn U

|77.

HL ’l`llf-rc is oil 1-xliihi`til'iil in J. A. :l Bl lin)'M"s .slliilv liaise, Gi'zlfl/‘ll ‘i~`»tl't-cb fl-,fi lil-nutiful si-Ilia Clilfwscliient from CB culiiilot photo of lilcutennllt flovl-r.i

I1. C-1' H0g€I‘H~ This is all excellent pli- I`<= of artistic work and is on yy 1...

_:_1_\N£éi_t;___l_i_il;l_; ;l`___hc with the usual good line if wol- ret ills departur

0_. graph studio.

me they will llni- ' _.___ zir best wisllesf n his new fi ld as he is lino

among his intimate one of the most po in this city, and h

of iilfwi- at the Amin funk nn i_lnii<1».

_ _ (l is ciiiliiiiilwilil trllvclli-.ls now i-cyfisfi-l~er

' ' » - i .i Ll

c- clilrl ut. 'l`llr-_ tcllmls were: Vail' I" 7 f‘-'lf1t‘1. 1`-‘le»<sei"_'l-1', Milrllly, Silvi

- i-nd liiltv and Dovll (`uitrn Hen

s°crl>.t3i‘y of the .lie former won out li a score of li-fi

Athletic Al~is.il:-

Y

8.- l i.. B. Mchlilllili hnnllleil the whistle t

t lu:-l'f:l‘r for the ___.._

As an erilploy

all that could bzi

rnilway as a izrntlliate of the (‘

C. he took up hi nnd has merited th

e

ful and thoroughly whose very endeavo ly serve his cinploy

his many duties milliner. ln this lie

lv successful anal ll is possessed of qli

will enable him to in _the busy west credit on the man

I

s dutiel e_:i'nestl

iellcl- yy kiell sus.- depal‘ture_ /is

e was purticuln

conlputfsnt cllr

Another interesting drliate in th

li V- W.-(‘. lvmf hed yo~.tl-l'llay uftcl

r- noon when file arguineiits, pro and l,,,,,S,.

n many occ skins <~iili, on the l~;~g,,l,lgg1,,n_ [1m,,|.,-,.,1 " d wliite to vic:orv that the fcar of punishlncnt has

cc ‘ gl'eatnl~ iiflrrt on human collduct the.

the nei:ati\'c side wus ul".-ly lllihf-_.ii li

t- critic.

as shown that he , --

alifications wlii

and the lirovin

to which he shall cvzi' claim niitivii

The Guardian ellten every good wish for

Sll\"ill(§SS. `

n

"Do you shave y

have the.very artic pleasurable carrying ation. Fine line o

soaps, after shave

tirlc that oonduces

luxur_v. See us for

Klniion Drug Co., C

Streets.

ds ti Mr. like

1-.li The dcflfb oecl1i‘l‘cd in this vii".

Carve out 11 flitlll which will rf-.lu

rn his nee. 'l`lic flier-.isiitl was for msln y. _lu-.i;i‘.~4 on cnlliloyef- of lhe l’. Pl. 1.

ourself? If so we Stl-.t:¢s, workrd until threi years n;:,t

la needed for th out of that opcr- f strops, lirllsht-_s ill fact nvl>l'y nr

to comfort :ln supplies. 'l`hc- Mc- or Gt. (leo. & Kt.

drtf.

son Wllliilm, il driver on a railwn

I A _

shutout'

SAW

Do you know

the difference

between’ working _and having

i the work done for you?

l Sunlight Soap

actually makes

i the dirt drop out-saves you

time and mono

y--but injures

neither hands nor

ei is s 'l'-“.117 `

l '°" Ni

E Directions

:J -1

___

i .ni

clothes. That is just the tfiffifi'-izlce li 1 2. \.' i.: e il Sunligii. soap and or-_iinary soars.

IDI

Follow

J\__»_'i

f- thy to the bore.-i'i'ed.

Weymouth Htli-et, city, l'iiceived

particulals weie adduced Yssterd

Bal-ibn was il splendid typo -Of

(lollcge.

“'"‘ ii'l_`lli`D._` untill--ln" uns my, Fell. 2s, lim.

_),,hn (lnorl, .-l_;r<l 74 years.

Fllili.-ral notice lilt--r.

ANNUUN(

FMENT.

*There will be chi

Sf- Peters batli llellnesday, at 5 p

"The greatest gn *-1-iiisht. Dom nu

“Flea Canadian Consolidated be' Co’s big ad. abo other colulilil. Goff

vim

clip mio the llp

'Vorii the Virs thi~l UIBY can stop i_t.

_“Victorian vs_ Cry side -in the final ga i’l°m1\lfp end trophy

lught_

in-ii '

_ _ 1

_ . 1

S

i y

ln.

V_ _ me of the season lcwrlas vs -Crystals in the Arena

ss lt. 3-lull

Bros. 2-2lidiZl.

Will the cllli sl evening? Not

3-ldli.

3-ldli.

¢.__i_»..-- .

"firystals of Su

torfss of (lharlottet tonight. Goitfg to li“m=. well you can

*his evening its oi

Arena this evening,-

\ r

"lf the Vfcs win

'Phe victorian li

thin ‘winter and "|2011 hockey in all "l‘ tb' our citilgann llreciltion of nlgnn

the Ubys a l»\(lhD0l° “ma with Summers

this evening. .__

_ 7

,.~~._. _ ~.;,ii,»\

from tho (lryst eir intention to

‘Mkt an effort (nr t °"“ 'Wins it to eh them along by you

nlmerside vs Vic own at the Arena

lic' i-lonis hockey

bet it will be. 3-ldlf.

ll

ave n good team have played fast. their games. life; to show their nl)- sport by gfviniz

house in their

ide and I/Iontazun lie die n a

3-ldli. _f_l'elnur_

.`\v

ldren‘s scl~\'il-..-_ in

edral toni irriiw

Ruli-

ut rllhlvcrs in all

"l‘hel~c's lilan_y a slip 'tlvixt thr-

atals of Slimmer- mc for the chain-

in the Arena to-

nls jects to sketch some dcatll'u heads

he Starr trophy e island. Help r presence at the.

3'.-id _ .

A RUSSIA GETS ASSAURRNCE

sr. pi-l'rl<1nsnllRG, l~"eli. 25-Chine through her nlinistrr here, has given

' \'1.l‘linl n:.s.il'.fi.lie:i to the Ilul-lsian gov-

crnincnt` tllllt no olistatle will be

' lilacl-rl ill its wily for th-_ immediate

npptiilltlilrlit of cxuauls in Mollgrolia.

` uollnuznl will rlcllr

nliuwlli Blu.

‘,"- llitwlllln/ll., ifnli. 2.1-'riin nity . rolliicil <'.ollcllrl'l\d on .‘lnf\\rlli-.v ill th.;

finding of the cnllfrolll-r and tlerillrll to protest ngnillst all ohlioxlous clauses in the Montreal trainwny bill at present. before tiio legislature.

_________.__--- lllldll l<‘ltfll\l 'l‘i<1l{llOll.

'_ Pi-rliaps thc most reniarllablc death

from fear was that. of the Dutch painter Pentillali. who lived in the aevplitecnth century. (ine dav hu wht into a roo'ni fllll of anatomical sub-

and skeletons for a pivlure he intend- ed in paint. The wet-itlier was verv sultry and while skctclling.he fell Mlnnp: He was aroused by bones dancing around him and the skele- ton.; suspended lroni the ceiling nlnniiing togstlier. In a fit of _terrf.\i' he threw himself from rl lvindou, and, though he nilsfnincil no .=.-_rfous lnlllrv and was informed that a slight earthquake had caused thc commo- tlm, nnlnng his ghostly surroundings,

d i few days lil a nervous

m.

is turned ollt at Mr. lliiytl"s lili,,_,,`.

or An iliterestilig gniiie of liocllny tnnl

5.

il Pt the \'il'fol‘i'i l-li-ici met in li. -i 'iii

l" reciprocity agreement that l’resident

_ o ' .- . , molly 11,5 been m,_u,e U,t,,.e Sutis,__cU____ ___ _______ _________ consultntloli \\ltll Ullanip Clarl., who

0 Aluliaiiin, who will have charge oi

the hope of rcl»':ll'fl, were prcsf-nt.|<‘_,

he service of the Those argulnlr ru thc aflirm:-itil'

3. were _-\le\l I.lii'l':l, Katie li\l_ufl\-:cs y Moses White and Alice lleid, whil

name tif :i fnlth-

k Wendell llfclinli'-zie, I\‘.nl,el l.on.\vorth

r was to r:c.il.ius- Mary Mcllolinld -and Wm. i\lcl,.c,~.n_ irs and discharge The resolution wus lost by n, votn i in a s;-itisfactory 22-20. Aiiibi-o;;c l`eft~l‘s l‘l~l-siilitl 1. has been emincn

‘e yl‘Stl'i'llay of .iollll flood, lipper -.it lilillsliiiwi St., iii the 7/fill your of

li.

`.e|lla\'ing elitlred the service almost. n

its ill-:iltiltrin and, hui flu' ii slior period of time spoilt in the llllitr.-fl

5 when he retired on a pension. H

]"8"'°S t" m"“"" fi w“\"W and ""0 to take charge of the situation in the v _

i hetv-'cell \\’inllipeg and lta‘n_v River fl Man- Th" “"“'-‘i ‘lf his f“'*h“"'“ dfmth 5, distortion of a telegram wliiirli the

was wired yesterday and funeral ar- l-aligellliillts :irc pending n ‘reply from g,a_ ,,.h,.,.c he has been fm. 5,i._f,.,.a1 him. The Gllnr<lii=_n extends synlpn-, “.wks_ in seE,_,.ch of health ,,,,,_._.,,,.

` Yesterday morning lillirs Hasha, proprietor of a st.ire nt the foot of leaders asking that a pai, he Mmng.

telegram from New Glasgow announc- ing the accidental death there of hi *mn Joseph' “Fwd 25' N0 further As n matter of fact, no one believ-

. - . _ . ay i _

_f‘ft“"T°°'; xr' Hashg and “ve of FNS rich would altar the situation in rc- ri-ncs e on le express or Gi-`orgctowll, rn rolltc to New Gius- gow to bl‘i‘ilg the remains home. This n,_,Bm“,_ Clapp and many 01110,- in. blDW iS H S€V0_I’i? 0_lle £0 UW Dilffifllli surgelit Republicans. The arrival of 0f the decmseii Wm av” “°w 0” Mr. Alderich and any attempt by him tmffcen Cmldms' Iiesidegdhiii fftathm to force the consideration of the bill and mother t. e‘ tccease e - on brother, aged nine. The late Mr.

young msn and was employed-in the Allan shaft at New Glf\SPi0“'° He ‘vas to intensify the insurgents' fight a- B- bflflhti intelligent chap ‘md VFW' gainst the measure. Not only that, iolls to his departure for ‘New Glas- ZDW a C0‘""1° “l Yen" “go had grrfd' tionably would alienate some of his uated from -thc Union Commercial

_ ` ' BlG\'i0LFHUll1'

,"'l`oast," bocnlluc llc in so often

Sufiered for Years From Constipation and

Sick Headache.-

Hsadecflc seems habitual with many

_ i_J°°I‘l¢; indeed, some are seldom, if ever, _ free from it, suffering continually, and

y wondering why they can get no relief.

lhe most frequent of all are bilicus or .ink headaches, and are' caused by some

S lerangemcnt of the stomach or bowels, _E 'ir both.

Buidock Blood Bitton regulates the i;cstive and 'biliary organs, relnoves

ll :_"_ility of the stomach, improves diges-_ JW .... __

` 'filly regulates the couctipatod bowels,

’_‘_' .lil promotes a perfect circulation of pure ' ' iilooil to all portions of the body.

S lflril. C. Meadows Clarksbur , Out., _, \\_'~llci1 "For years l was troublgcd with __ ii-.-lc licildarhe and clianfnexs, and was also ciz..-ifipatol. 1 was advised to tr

_ . " u-id: lr sl l if

for work in sh_m,_10__W_(_»__-___ l ayt iii flil.i~ 1 ic not lttasrs. I only took

‘__h-e-i__bottles pf thomedicine, :uid iiow if;-al lice ri new perqpn as I un completely

_ i--lrcd. _I can truthfully testify that -- l’..ll_l_i__ is the best insdlcino I have ever

user .' '

_-ini lust 35 years, built up an ulirivallofl

_ r.-p=_i'.xtl=_in as a cllre for all troubles _ L'ii=lu~.; from ly constlpatod condition ol' _‘_ '.._.i b:iwcl:~t ‘ _

Nlnollfncflirod only by The T, Milburn fri., ljniitelf, '|`oronlo. OnL -

___ _

YWNL PNEVENT Vill

f \‘i’_»\Sl-llNG'l`(lN, 11,. C., Feb. 25-So 1 pluilililile is it_tliat an extra siissioii

of coilgress will be necessary in Oy.

. der to get action on the (tsnadinn

‘ 'l`l»lft_lias fixed April 4 us the date on - lvliicll such a session may be called. - lhe April date was selected after

- will he speaker of the next house,

and llcpreseiltative Uiitlcrwoctl, of

' and report the reciprocity hill in the

i ’l`ll|~. liicsillcnt had intended to con- ” vent- the extra session at :iii earlier Il (lille, but fit-lil‘esl~iltntives (llnrl-_ and

lTullel'\vood told liiiil that tlicv would

5 like i'> have a rnontll's time after the i pi~c.<i-nt coiigress alljollrncd, in which fi to nisp out the del‘nocl‘ntic plans for 5' the next session. i There wus no ehallgc in the situa- tion in lhe senate today regnrfliii “N the flanadian reciprot-ity afrrccnlent P* and the lenders sec no hope of bi'ilig~

ing to 5-. vote this session the Mcijall hill to carry the agreeiiflcnt into ef-

Y feet.

Mnuy rlinlors lxrrc circlllatcd of

nioves to rcnlcdy the situation l.ut

-V apparently they were all without i i-uliirlzition. The nlrist l'ioi':-1i.<.‘telit of 'S all was one that Seilator Aldrich, N flinied for winniiig legislative battles

wliich his colcngues thought lost, was speeding to Washington nt lhe

0 urgent solicitation of President 'i'zi_lt

i i

scliate.

- The Aldrich runlor, apparently, was

senator sent from Jekyl lslflnfl, (febr-

tllat if he were here llc wo'llld vote for/the Canadian agreement. The telegram was to one of the senate

a cd for him in favor of the McCall

bill if it comes to a vote this scs-

B sion.

es that the coming `of 'senator Ald

spect. to thc McCall bill. Tile mens- url-. is opposed by Senators Cummins.

° upon the senate would be like shak-

ing a red flag in the face of a bull.

“ It would serve, according to the con-

isrnsus of opinion, in the senate, only

but his friendship for the bill un<l_ues-

best friends, likc Senators Hale, Mc- (Junllier, Snioot and others who ald- ed biln in framing the Payne-Aldrich tariff law, lilit who are opposed to the Canadian agreement. Senator Mc- Cumber spoke against the bill todav, basing his argument llpon the disas- trous edect which hs said its enact- nient would have “D011 the f'1"l“`1“K industry. '

wousll falls Pauli ln

l'lASSE’l"l‘, Neb., Feb. 21-Nearly

1000 persons, including many women. took part in a wolf hunt in the liorthwesterll part of lfock county. covering 175 square rviilefl. The hunt was successful, altliougli the wolves were not so plentiful as had been lulpposed.

_ ___.._--- -

or Niosu/iilliiis.

Kiildcr calls Collector Loeb "Jul-

ius," because he is the greater of all the seizers. ,

Mrs. lieft rails her English lodgcr

"fling-(ini-s," because he spends so ulurli time ill his tub.

Mr. Pallow calls his best girl "lic-

vengc." lic-.callse the poet has said that revenge is sweet.

A llotorfolls flilt is known ill hcl;

not ns "Miss l’hllanthropist," bccnllsc shi- is a lover of llicn.

Pillsliury has been _.nicknamed "Her-

Nclllel-l," bscnllso he is rarely seen await from his club.

l-‘oigir calls his new shoes "Delirium

t.l-cnlr-n»'_" because f_hey are tight fits.

Mrs. Lusliipan cnllp her husliand

,drunk_ `

'Fitldfgli 'rlifcrs to his bell as his "chest-itl couch," bcenlise bc has to pursue it around the room nights lie- _fore he 'can get into it.--l'lliston

H. Lane E. Lane I. Lane 0. Mclilachern I Carter

>!"=i$€ - - ni.

9

- - -_ 'P . _._+-

Nlllrlon li any government which would meri

A Tl'lE $UBJEcT 0F I ld

_ procure at once definite dat to

_ sl>l.Elu>ll> Leciulua ii.. ....snn.. ..i .. W.. i. 2.35. i.

--_ ` the prosperity of th `

CARTER'S.

172 185 106

126 145-4

123

158 103--4 132 187-4

120

Totals . . . . . . . G59 759 747--21

147 149

' 1'ROWSE'S.

152 146

144 144 144 155

B. Prowse 124-4

Prowsc 151

Pierce 164

Brown McCabe

Totals ............. ._ 768 733 725--22

Majority for Prowsc's lil.

1-46 128-4 175

CNN CNUUSE FNNNN

lHNli K|Nl]S [li

subject, Mr. Thomas pointed out the inet uint the Rneiry Moline.-.ins sions ballched 11 Cvnsfiiuency by the pro-

iilen ill Nevada will have the cho of death by hanging, shooting piiisoli, as provided _hy a, propos statute drafted by the code comm sion and presented tn the legislatur

tionell, and one drop oil the end the tongue will produce ilistanir, death.

When the code commission was con-

sfderiiig the clause relating to the in- fiietion of the death penalty it was suggested that 3, prisoner hava tha choice of becoming his own execu- tioner. hilt the idea was not adopted. After the act had liecn sent to the state printer yy consultation was hi.-ld. and it was decided that the ro.son idea was worthy of consideration. The section then was amended.

The proposed statute says that the

judge at the time of pronouncing sen- tence shall allow the defendant to de- signate which method of death he de- sires. If the condemned person elects voluntarily to take hydrocanie acid he shall be liroiillc-d with 8, sufficient; nusiitity to cr.-use instantaneous death at least tzn minutes before the time for carrying. out of the dcatn sentence by the prison physician at the order of thc warden.

This shall be written on the bottle: “There is contained herein 5 sufhcitllt quantity of hydroeyanic acid to Cause instantaneous death. You are authar- ized to take the same for the purp<se of carrying into execution the san- tenee of death lieretofore pronounced against you."

Should the prisoner fail to take thy,

poison then it is specified that he shall be hanged forthwith.

RENO, Nev., Feb. 24-ln the crim-

inal practice act as prepared by the Code Commission, which will soon be in the hands of the Legislature, fhere is a section which provides that a person under sentence of death may take his choice.of dying bv tak- ing llydrocyanic acid or being hang-

ed.

Une drop of the poison on the end

of the tongue will produce instant death.

A physician is to band the poison

to any prisoner electing to take it and explain the effect of it and the proper way to take it. The code pro- vides tliat on the receptacle contain- ing the poison there shall be plainly written Z

"There is contained herein a sufll-

cient quantity of hydrocyanic acid to cause instantaneous death. You are authorized to take the same for the purpose of carrying into execution the sentence of death heretofore lcg- ally pronounced against you."

ENS Sli] PS SEll|lNNN

*_

While the Rev. Mr. Chipps was deliv- ering thc sermon nt s. revival meet- ing in Bailey Chapel, on Wednesday night, he fell to thc floor and 11 of his bearers became unconscious from inhaling gas.

John Stutler, the only one not

overcome, ran to open the doors and then the windows. He carried the en- tire party outside and summoned medical aid from here. The unfortun- ate persons were taken home, and while there were no fatalities several are still ill. A broken pipe allowed thc hllildillg to become filled with

gas.

- 'l`l-Ill fl. K. I’ll0(lF_

As we glance down the galley When the take of life is set.

And find lt fllll of mistakes, Full nf sadness and regret. lict us hops that the Great

reader

Will overlook the trifling things,

And in marking np our errors

Will find that most are rings.

No man sets an 0. K. lll`00\;

In each thcre‘s som;thing wrong.

Some seem weak and foolish

And others mean and strong.

A transposition here and there, A stray or misplaced SDMIG;

A doulilt-t or an out, perhaps,

Each on ills proof can trace.

But let's have the correction clean;

llc careful and be wise;

And let's wipe every error out

And show a'clean revise. Just one mnn had an O. K. Dfuiif. With the margin clear and bright. They nailed Him to a Wooden

’l`raliscrlpt.

il

The price of being right.

L

iE`lMr. Thomas 'showed the folly ol

e.l _ . _ .

Hydrocaiiic acid is the Poison men-lhmlflnlg a ““tf°n_ “Dun ‘hbnmsd or

of

NND PNSTNH FNINTS

l<`LEMTNGTON, W. Va., Feb. 24-

Proof-

ltev. Mr. Thomas was then called

h leetur il c 1 1 ss t

the confidence of the people wou

r so

- _ is Province.

_ §§j}§Q1u\§_f_r_0m_page 1) Another element in a..,natloiis mak-

a manner which was forcefulinlnl ing Wa" that 0' ""V°°t f°" IBW 5" ¢,,nvln¢1ng_ and me e|0,,ue,,w with hurl: the lecturer set forth the majes-

__. ' which his subject was handled added "V "N la_W- I" smaklllg °f B H5505'

weight to the force of his arguments. '°'°ul_ me' 'f‘au‘e" which invmve

Last evening in the Y. M. C. A. Al- W. E. Bentley presided and before in- ("`l“""tl°'“ pnnclples were fl-'HY “alt

leys an interesting bowling match troducing the speaker called on Miss ‘"tl" Th° Sabbath- ,B°°°V°1°°t I'-Wu'

tutlons and Christian Legillatio

43 on :

152-450 The lecturer gave the same divi- th” °“|?°fln"-endentsi ma-“Uni BB - 17 sions cn the niiliiect which might lie “*-lt” gf ‘l°_°¢°rs. aura; spd attend-

f;(; given to an analysis of man. treat- ‘fn 5- “ _"°_°"nc"' to " lqum tml' ' ' . _. 110-379 ing the subject from the standpoint f"~`- _Pr°mh1f'i°“ “'39 U10 1°2iU5\ Bild use’ lm"-e of "meh h“d`*"’,y1"gg:;"f.l,,:.];

of the nstion's body, mind and soul. ’¥10V1¢&b_le end. to which a great natilo “

65 with thi; natlonis body as a moved. Prohibition in this Province

starting point, thc lihyslcal fest-.irrg with whatever weakness it may pre-

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- " "W I-me ms _:rm-1. cHAnI.o'1°fl‘a'roWN ouanoinu ,,,,,,§, ,,, ,,,_,,.._ -_ :non-elaine. * '_

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took place between Prowse Bron and Hazel Bremner whose vocal rendition ‘ I 'f_i ' ~

cnrter si ons teams. ' ot 'rlie lueesslnnnl. ff, nn nn, i ¢_ were given attention. Both Fa con 4 The scoring was as follows: well merited the applnusey wlliehmllil- “'°°d.' 1'- E- I~ HOSPH-Bl and the l “flllll-I-llll\'fm“*llclf|fn\El}ZBl| inweu it. i-mf. wi-ight played uni °h“"°“@¢°“'n H<_>_=i>i¢s1 were deecrib-I

ed 'vin f t' _ i-..»,-1 ~

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and complimentary reference made to "MY WH* W” “whim f°" 'MW

5_1.-'» ' .`

d i years with Eczema ou _ Mft- “ll-{f-‘ll

made her hands nlmillli- _ *W-. ills doctor gave her several, init-ut_~. L0

D also advised liar to vicar

(slle wore out three _ ' I persuaded lfer, _as at net resort. to

try " Fruit~a-tives". The effect wil-‘J

and natural rcsoyyrces of ganna sent was a great success and the con- , ' ,., were reviewed, sncciul attention bein; Vintion might he flrinly held that rl manenous' H” hands an ao' cur `L given to (‘nnsda’s area, her miner- Volllicfil ll8l‘liy will ever dare to make 0 .iFm,¢_a_,_iv¢5 ii

gz als, arable lands, fish-_fries and foi‘- ll Single m0V° '10 l"1\'\'¢ if F¢SCi“Cl0d~

151-441; csts. ln ahlllyillg the principle of Chl-istia 144.453 Reference was made to the scenic Stewardship MY Thf>mM Bald that u

13 features of the land, tributes being ma” had H¥'HSD€d UN first ideél

153__433 paid to certain points in the Mari- °l¢i“'15l1iP Wh0 turned £0 U18 Sta

time Provinces. Mountain sceu.r,' “S °“{vhti;“e Ofugn BUY WHY 8-Hd Blk-

zgte . erlaet inaca b'i-"3" 9 W Y0l1gi\/eine." in ...~ -__-.ii~ ~-.¢.;ni-¢;~fnr

Belt claimimz that no -p,,,t,,,.g_ 0,. scathing terms reference was made to an 7l~_:,‘,;,,°y`:1¢sls zpxltlac 1.,-ppl.-,,-g poetry, or metaphors could adclliate- the 1:u1'0l\l\Se Of the D111-N011. and T-|19 110,-,'11 “fif in 1 medicine in ln# .~.<»_-lil ly describe what the Cnnndlnn rncx- fact noted that the patronage Siu-Jie ’ P Y "' ` ies wer.; like as they tiirnyn their cold stood at the source of most of the -“mes

face and looked flown nylon only A political corruption. The worst oflen 3

0 We both attribute our present health

t . - i _ -N. loulaaar. _-'

n Eczema. Rash. Plll\P.1¢5» l!»¢.hi"K ‘Wa

oc; Burning Skill are slways___oll\O¢d_ 73.*' }“1°

ure blood-due to chronic contilird ion.

te landigestion or some weakness \\ii"J~ Nic

kidneys.

m --and is the only remedy made: -ii li--.ui

chabox 6for 2 so, trial s`”

- _ _ __ _ .'50-

dny spent in the Ruckiqs was ¢le5¢;~l1,_ der to the lccturer's mind was some M5511 deale,.s_m, Sexton Nceiptm- l,,.,,_e

ed. In closing this division of the

cabinet minister, or representativ

2. '.-‘~ "dOtt A.

who on the eve of an election de- by Fnma mes Lnmle ' aw

Ti

iq_;___|_n

in the snnie relation _tn me country mise 01 Home creat public work. or

that the back-bone did to man and the t€n\l>0l'8Fy 6ml>|0yment of tlfe vo-

d l

the mountain's rock-ribbed 'sides ters. Graft could only be prevente

might be symbolicnl of that strength by' C0Hd\\¢ting all affairs on a bnsi

of character which God would have

ness like basis.

developed here. nna their cloud-iiia Every 'Safe-guard should he siren

peaks pnintgil the way to the one to indeliendency and here “partyism

EY ' _ _ L - ‘.; fi _ _

R -Oi IWW . Feb ’5 Und-mY\_;‘_Elgm;y-ce nf wisdom and power by was rldlelileil and the theory advocat-

_j 'which the world would he bannered ed that from the time when an elec-l -In T, to honor and temperance and truth. it:

In reference fo thc national mnd

material resouices alone e ina ea, strong plea for (fanada to give her very best ministry to the making of that material type which was at the present time in the process of forma- tion. At this point facts were given to show the wonderful growth of the West. ln speaking of agencies at work in the formation of national character references were made to' the school and the home, special re- ference helng made to the fa.r-reach- ing influence of the press. It was un- fortunate, he said, when the press he- comes a mere party tool, is made the mouthpiece of some party candi- date nnd takes its dictation from a party clique. Fortunate it is for a people when its press rises above all personal and sectional considera- tions: is unmoved by the threats of the drmugogue. and untraminelcd by the scrvile worship of any form nf lVfnmnlon_

It is lllirfcssnry in the making of fi

nation to inclllciitc a broad national -spirit, and Canaria collld not come to her best while the practice was fol- lowed of placing the west against the east. Canada was one, and oil this broad ground aloni could H wise administration of public affairs be given. If great works are needed in Vancouver Island they should be un- dertaken not because they are in the west, hilt because they are in Canada' and if great public works are needed in Prince Edward Island, they should be undertaken because this Province is part of Canada.

On this ground the Reverend gentle-

man said that the question of a tun- il:-l or of any scheme which would solve the problem of connecting 'lhe Island with the mainland came well within the range of reason and pos- sibility. A fair criticism he said of conditions here was that the people of this Province have been altogether too complacent regarding the pro- blem of transportation. For too lone' a time 'corporate interests and party politils have been allowed to blind the eyes of this Province to its own interests and when flilly awake the citizens would knock so loudly on the doors at Ottawa that the expen- diture of twelve to fifteen million dollars or even more llllon any grsaf- work which would provide adequate communication with the main‘a.n¢l would not be considered an unreason- able outlay.

Mr. Thomas referred to a meeting

of n Board of Trade he had attended in New Brunswick when representa- tives from this Province presented the claims of a tunnel and from ex- pressions at that meeting and from his general knowledge, he knew that on the mainland this proposition was not considered to.be n fad or a wild cnt scheme. It seemed to him that a good case was made, and the very least that could be said was that

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WAS llllllllill Niillllllll WllN LNNIE BNEN.

lI0llLll lllll' SWEEP Fl.00ll..

Thru Ilona of llann'a Kidney Pills

Sunil Ihr. -~ _

lt in hard to do housework with e weak

and aching back. _ _

llackache comes from sic_lc kidneys,

and what a lot of trouble sick kidneys cause.

But they can't help lt. If more work

is put on them than the; can stand it ie nog to be wondered ti ey get out of or er.

Weak buck in simply s wnminirl from

the kidneys and shou cl bs _atten eil tc

immetiiategy so as to _avoid years cl terrible su ering from kidney trouble.

Mrs. N. Larmour, Smith's Falls, Out,

writes:-“I take Eleasure in writing you, stating the belle t 1 have received by using Doan's Kidney Pills. About a vear ego l was wrriblgm;fllictsil with lnine back and was so _ l could not even svvcep lily own floor., I was lul- viecil to try l)o:in’| Kidney Pills, wlilch I did, and with the greatest beiiellf.. l uulv used three boils and l ani an well

tion was officially announced

personally canvas a voter. Let new

way a votcrs independency.

in the end the Northam Races ru

from a fairer world we will see he

its best."

moved a vote of thanks to the spea

Jordan and tendered Mr. Tliom who replied briefly.

should be made a criminaloflcnce t

papers and circulars and public plat- forms be used but guard in ever

In conclusion reference was made 1:

$23 %N;il;?§g§‘I_y);_t€;§€1t__oN:_yth;¥: cg:_p plant in the state of Minas Gtfrliv., tries are more quickly civilized bu

and Canadians are men of the North.» "In years to come looking dow

At the close of the lecture Joh

Newson, in a complimentary speech

WANTS Nil lllllllillll

DOVER, Del., Feb. 24-If the corn

mittee on -revised statutes in th House has its way thcre will h nie forth lie 0 divorce law in Delaware

mington, abolishing the statl

St to

en, three voting in the afllrmative The measures will be actively fough on the floor of the House.

PINNISTS HNGENS

Professor Bernardo Cutlllo, pianist yesterday obtained a verdict for $18. 000 against th-e Philadelphia Rapi Transit Company on account of in

i ' ‘ 'Y July, 1907.

to collect S125 each week which he al lcged he had been in th -ehabit of re ceiving for playing. Since the acci dent. he has been lorced to wear

walk only with the aid of crutches.

JOKES.

and have since then grown and lillll

antidote for thought are indispcn sable at all dinner parties.

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S

RIO JANEIRO, Feb. Z5-Presiiliufa

Y Fonseca today signed a decree giniiu 0 ing two Brazilian capitalists it 3..

year concession of a 150,000 ton uf:-vi

é with a subve-ntion of S5 a ton lng..._,., e, $8 ton on rails, plates and gh-n¢4r.=,-. lnl material, and $10 a ton on cei~li`ii.i_ other material.

l

___50,000 tons annually, and it is re- tlsiricted from buying foreign niniln

material, unless the incpeotr.i-- pri.-.li that the material made at tin. ii--~.~

' air:-s are exempted from duty .ni mini

and coke and will receive pnli-l. ,,i.n|

_ . ll- _ _

er. This was seconded by Prof. E. E. rates on the ,,0_,e,,nment m,,_____, '

as, ... i ..

TNNES NP HlS BNNPET

f lN NELNWNNE LNWS iilll ENIENS' NEW NNNNE

,', w1Ns'rnli, cnnn., Fen. 24-n..=.»..n

_ Y0\lng has established a novel |ii..il

try broodcry in his basement. it is

The cordlmittee reported favorable heated by hm ""“'-efi 50 UU °9`U1ii|i=~`l\- yesterday on a hill introduced by Re-

ts

ed a home for newly hatched'-cliirlis

presentative Gormley (Dem.) of Wil- """`° an-er “kind” UP 'tho carp-‘f.

sprinkling sand on the door .ind

1 .

whereby divorces are granted in this building 5 Ab'-1! °'b°“¢ "I9 "WU

through which the hot water iirrii-

8 . 'rns mu wipes the law nfl the l°*°“- '

hooks, and thereby abolishes divoirc- _ es. Five members of the committee which has an °P°"'i"3 1” 071° °n"~ *U72 were pmsent when the vote was tab many strips of canton dnnnel \~_-iiirli

Suspended from the top of the lniy,

touch the flnor and in which ilin

Q chicks nestls as they would in li. l-lv .4

feathers.

Young used to be a tfptop jip, .hin-

cer. and the sand covered f1oi»i- num provides a place for him to iiuliiiiga in his old time amusement.

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jokes. but when this country ails formed they added a constitution,

pHILADEL_m{IA_ Pc.,a__ Fey, 21_,whicli increased the number' to twen-

_lty-six. These jokes have married and _ intormarried among themselves and

,1 their children travel from prose to

_ l)I'(??~ZS.

uries received in n trolle nccidentin F*”°fl“€¥\¢lY in OM WWY I. ink" will

travel from New York to Bali l~'vnii-

The musician testified that since the 5°1"l°°- _ _ ' nneliicnt ne has been unable en Hwlg- __'1'h~=J°l<e is no rwrecwf of |---i'-'-~ii_-L gle his fingers." and therefore unable hhameless "nd Uf1°0“¢¢m°d» ll" Wil*

_ the _-tory of his life over and liver - ,am-lin. Outside 'of the ballot init lie _ ‘ .s the greatest repeater that wi- P-nv.-_