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_ Sons of Temperance.
Dpgii\_\'.\;»ril 1-l.-One hundred and _l - _ "--
tlftie ` . ed,” lngoiro Sund iy n\;.rht. The owner of the hotd and Store awoke and found sev- mgy armed Beers ir: his room, They loot- eg and .set tire to the premises.
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The Case of Mi-is Gillant, of Summer- ' si ic, P. E. I. proves bf-yond a
doubg tint _ D.idd's Dy°yf=p=ia
Tablets will cure even the mos,
Stubborn ani Chronic Cases of
' Stomach Trouble.
Dyspepsin is not a respector of persons.
Youngarii ol i. rich an-i poor, alike, suifer I;
the tortures of this dread disease. There _
ue very few who entirely escape. ; That it can he cured, is no longer a matter of doubt. Theories are often ex- ploded. but nothing can overcome the reductions which result from actual ex-L perlences l _ Many have claimed to have discovered a ",|,¢i‘_~,- for Dyspepsia. The theories advanced have been plausable and seem-' ingly reasonable. put when the proposed med.,-.ines have been subjected to the ,cwal test. they have been found wanting.
Previous to the discovery of Dodd`s Dygpepsia Tablets, no medicine had ever ‘ successfully attacked and defeated all kinds of stomach trouble. Dodd’a Dys- Tablets have never failed. Miss Maggie Gallant, of Summf-rside,' P. E. I., is an example. Brieiiy that is what she sa_vs:-
“I have been troubled with Dyspcpsia
and Stomach \Veo.kness for four years.
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fty Boers part of the command which at- - The Grand Division of the Sons of Tem-
- <1 pi train last week suddenly appear- perance, held their quarterly session with
Burns Division at Tyne Valley on Friday last. The almost impassable state of the country roads kept a large number from attending, still the meeting was a fairly large and very enthusiastic one. In the
lunavoidable absence of G. \V. P_, Bro.
_John A. L.iwsou,of this city, the meet- ing was presided over by P. G. W. P., David Arbing, of Maple Leaf Division.
After the transaction of routine busi-
‘ ness, eight members were initiated into this branch of the order.
A brief report the G. W. P. was read
by the presiding oflicer, in which the opinion was confidently expressed that the Order was growing in strength, The Grand Scribes report was next submitted and was an exhaustive review of the position of the Order. Owing to the meeting being earlyin the month, returns were not as complete as usual, but show- ed one hundred and thirteen new mem- bers added since the new year, five public meetings held, and S151 in receipts of subordinate divisions, and $53 to Grand Division.
The net gain in membership was con-
siderable. The following are smne of the gains: Helping Hand 17; Springfield 17, Union 9, etc.
The reports of the Grand Scribe and
Committee on state of the order, particu- larly emphasized the importance of Pro- pogation and Juvenile work.
The charters of Goodwill, Excelsior and
Earnest Disisions were suspended.
The question of the Provincial Prohi-
bitory Law was discussed, and the unani- mous opinion was in favor of its being striugently enforced.
The following resolution which was un-
animously endorsed, speaks for itself in this matter: -
“\Vhere~is a Provincial Prohibitory
1 could not Het anv relief. “I heard of Dodds Dyspepsirs Tablets;
and bought some. They relieved me in-F sumtly, and I have not been troubled since. I am completely cured." Miss Gallant's experience adds another'
tothealready long list of perfect cures,@ effected by the use of Dodd`s Dyspepsia Tabletl. F There is positively no case of Stomach
Trouble (except Cancer) that Dodd`s Dyspepsia Tablets will not cure. This is a strong statement, but it is made without any qualification whatever, and the experience of every Dyspeptic who has tried Dodd`s Dyspepsia Tablets. has confirmed it. Its truth connot be de- »
nied. _ Thousands of people have uscd Dodd`s'
Dyspepsia Tablets, and never in a single case, ha we they f;-iilei to cure. Many cases _
have been of long staiidinc and very acute | but Do<ld’s Dyspepsia Tablets have com- ' pletely cured. They'll cure you. Try them, and be convinced.
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NO BACK~DOOR CHATS. 1
"Women ozit shopping on Saturday night will not be allowed to stop and gossib onthe streets in the business section of the town," is the order issued 1 byBurgess Miller of Homestead, Pa. It` might interest the Burgess know what
the Zossips say about him in their b ick
door Chats." e
La vv has been enacted by the Local Legis- lature, and will come into effect in Char- lottetown in June next.
“Therefore, Resolved that we place on
record our appreciation of such advanced t-emperance Legislation. and would urge upon the Government the great necessity of making ample provision for the faithful and rigid enforcement of said law and to defend it in the courts if contested.”
The present very efficient Grand Scribe,
gave notice that he intended to resign at the close of the present quarter.
In the evening a public meeting was
held in the hall. The order was excel- lent, and the entertainment of an unu- sually high order. It is seldom outside of the cities and large towns one is Dl‘iVil6R' ed to listen to`such exquisite music.
At the close of the meeting a hearty vote of thanks was tendered the choir and suitably acknowledged on their part by Bro. Philips.
The next session / will probably be held in Charlottetown just previous to' the meeting of the National Division of North America in July next. _ There were ‘long` speeches and ‘weak
speeches but the people €l1j0Yed W au' The friends” 0fTyne Valley ki'-\°W how
to welcome such visitors as compose the Grand Division of P. E. Island.
One of the most noticeable features of
the meeting was thc air of business and .:- i it tim perva ding the gath€l`1DS~
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Rev. J. F. Gorm in, of Grace Church. (A.n2liCe\I1l,05t3“'3»,i\'\ his Sermon
ofia recent Sindiy evening referred
words offensive to Catholics from the Coronation oath. He. justified the ~
language of the declaration which, he
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"Has the Pope ever erased a single line of his canon law in which he
claims the power of desposiug princes
and absolving subjects from their
allegiance? Never. Has he ever revoked one of hisfunchristian anathema
against us and our princes? Never.
His he ever ceased to impose hiq
own oaths of allegiance and supremacy on Raman ecclesiasts who are
subjects of the Queen of England, and to teach them that all the civil
oaths to their sovereign to the prejudice of their own interest, are per-
juries? Never. It is simply nonsensical for a Roman Catholictowork
himself up over this Coronation Declaration and to agitate for its ab0libi0U,
unless Rome is satisfied to meet us half way, by erasin2 f!`0U1 1181' 18-Ws
her statutes and her bullariuni all those offensive declarations regarding
the Protestant world. The Protestant
succession to the throne of England
the dearest fact to the heart of an -Englishman, but without this _
declaration the nation would have no assurance of the monarclfs religious
belief. If Roman Catholics would meet us as we meet them we would be
willing to meet them half way. Protestants are broad-minded and
tolerant towards them here in Canada and also in England as is seen by
Catholics being: now admitted to any
position in all departments of the
political world, the army and the navy."
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This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine w\°t= I fhvrsmetiv mazimes swium mac-v
Wanted an experienced Saleslady. None other need apply.-James Paton & Co. Vctoria Roar, 19tf. Molasses Kisses only 10ctsalb. at the
Crown Confectionery.-W. A. Huttiléetstgn
To-let-partly furnishgl for the summer
Beacon, that desirable tenement being
Dirt of lnkei-man Cottage, usually occiipli- Cd in summer by Mrs. Beer. Apply to ._ Beer or Mrs. Beer, King Square. 10 tf
Carters’ Seeds (_‘ir~.i~w
TO CURE C-RlPPE_IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the caiiue
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Three or four girls to learn
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Llvi-:m>ooL, April 15,-The inports of
wheat into Liverpoole last week were 90,5(l) quarters from Atlantic ports, 1,000 from`Paciiic ports, and 31,000 from other ports. The imports of corn from Atlantic ports last week were 58,200 quai ters.
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Tlle Spring Lila-Giver
Paina’s Gelery Gompnund.
Carries 0n its Great Work in All Classes ol Society.
Its Present Use Will Estab- lish a Firm Foundation
of Health for the G
Future.
The success of Paine’s Celery Com- pound, as alife-giving spring medicine is confined to no one class of society. Its grand work in banishing disease has won the approval of those in high positions, and it also fully enjoys the confidence of our city toylers and the farmers :of our broad Dominion.
At this season, when health-restoring should be the first thought, take no chances with medicines that have no raputation or established Ifame. The wise and prudent make Paine’s Celery Compound their chosen remedy and never suffer disappointment. Mr. G. J.. McDonald. of Cornwall, Ont., gladly, writes as follows:
“After having given your Paine’s
Celery Compound a thorough testing, I am pleased to say a few words in [its favor. For three years I suffered ter-‘ ribly from rheumatism. It seemed to ine that I was forced to endure all the agoiiies and pains that a mortal could possibly experience from the dreadful disease.
“While sud`eringI tried many of the advertised medicines and also doctors prescriptions, but never found a cure until I procured a supply of Paine’s Celery Compound, It worked like a charm-it seemed to strike at the very root of my trouble. I am now cured; all pains are banished, and in every respect, I ama. cured man.
“I shall always consider it a. pleasure
and duty to strongly recommend Paine’s Celery Compound to all who are atliicted with rheumatism.
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CHINESE NEWS.
PEKIN, April 15.-Li Hung Chang has
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‘gotfee (tree) mins 01° _ln , : Ammonia, Powdered Box-:ix
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applied to General Chaffee to leave behind when he departs, Captain Tillson and a sufficient number of men to police the Chinese city, as the Chinese fear the dis- trict will not be well looked after, when pa ti olled by other powers.
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ang absolute cure for each
gp dgvery dfov-n_; og i1'.chi_mz. ec iuzan ro ru in i e
the mg.nufactnrers_hnvc triiarngtcedit. gel; te: timonials in the dajv press and ask your neigyp Joi-s what they think o" it. You car use it and
_~'et_£'our money back if not cured. me a box, at all ealers or Eni\¢aivsoN.B.i1'ns Sc- Co., Toronto,
Dr. C-hase’s Ointment
MARQUIS OF HEADFORT AND Tl-IE
GAIETY GIRL
LONDON, April 15.-Considerable sur-
prise has been caused here by the state- ment of the Sunday Special, yesterday, that the Marquis of Headfort was pri- vately married during the present month to Miss Rosa. Boote, of the Gai- ety theatre, and that they are now stay- ing at Folkeston.
ALMOST CONSUMPTION.
Mr. J. J. Dodds, of Pleasant Ave, Deer
Park, Ont; writes:-“I have suffered in my head and throat and all over my bod since _last summer from a v.e heavy coldy. which 1 could not get rid of.rI have tried several of what are considered good remedies, but none seemed of any avail. I began to think that my cold wasdevelop- ing into consumption, as very many have to my knowledge. I am thankful now to say that Dr, Chase’s Syrup of Linseed apd Turpentine has worked a complete cure as I am now entirely free of the cold.”
A(lUlNA{_D0'S SUGCESSOR.
HONG Kose’ April 13.-Messengers who
arrived to-day with despatches for the Filipino Junta describe the rivalry in the insurgent camp over a successor to Aguiu- _ aldo Junta was offered the presidency but declined and the choice is now be- tween Eduardo Lete now on a mission to Madrid Mariano Ponce head of the Junta at Kobe, J Bpan.
RHEUMATIC WARPED LIMBS.
Mrs- H. W ills. Chesley, Ont; sa.ys,:: “My boy was all crippled up- ithRhue-
uiatiam. Although we doctored, he was in this way for a 'nt one year, and thes pain was terrible. Readin of man case where Dr. Chase’s Kidney-ilver Pills had _cured rheiunatiam, we got a box, t Before theiy were half gone he began to im ve an is now quite well. 1 am very 3:3 to recommend them to others.” One pill a dose, % cents a box
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