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STAFF CHANGES.-Miss Lotitla

Bell, matron' ci Falcouwood Hospital for the Insane, has resigned her po-

Bltlgu. There has been a. chance ma ein the arrangement of the work, Miss Emmellne Stewart, being appointed Superintendent of Nurses and 'Miss Annie Poole, formerly of the Prince Edward Island Hospital, housekeeper.

DINNER.-On Friday night after

the hockey _match the Uonaaught hockey teams and some of their friends vsonded their way to Loner- gan's Lunch Rooms for an enloyable repast, served in Mr. Lonergsn’s best style. flwing' to the late hour the party broke up early everybody feel- ‘ing that thcjilonnaughts had la their first hockey season made an admir- able showing. Q

EXCELLENT SERMONS.-The an-

nual series oi Lenten sermons began in the Pro-Cathedral yesterday. ln_ the afternoon the church was unable' to accommodate the large number of Women, when Father G. J . McLellan, D. D., i preached an excellent sermon on Faith. In the evening the congre- gctlon consisted wholly of men. The preacher on this occasion was His Lordship the Bishop who spoke, uni the necessity of Religion.

Death, always impartial to human-

ity has reaped another victim in the person of Capt. Jerome Gallant, oi North Rustico. -The deceased-~ had been ailing for years, and slowly losing health until a few weeks ago when indications of some serious symptoms begsri to sh`ow themselves and -from that time he rapidly failed until the end. He passed away on Tuesday, February 24th between the hours of nine and ten a. m. Through- out his sickness he was patient and trusted in the mercy of God. Ho \.~-as one .of the `mosft worthy resi- dents of North Rustico and always received the tenrlerest regards from his neighbors. He was 76 years of ago when he flied and leaves to mourn, a wife, two sons, Jeremiah married and staying at the old home; _Josepll, married- and residing in Ruzticoville, and one sister, Mrs. Dolron, lving in Boston, to whom "ls tendered most sinccro condolence. 'l‘he funeral, which was largely st.- iendcd, took place on Wednesday, February the 25th in the afternoon, in St. Augustine Church cemetery. The pall-bearers. were: Nectairc Pet- ers, Leon D. Gallant, Leon Gallant, Simon Pineau, Peter Biacquiere and l<]useba_Buote, R. J. P.-R.

The doeth occurred Saturday mora-

ing of Dr..Ear1 Robins, at the home of his father Mr. Thomas Robins,

Central B3ieque, after a prolonged illness foil wing un attack of pleur-

isy two yuan; ago.

The dccea al was 5 graduate of flaltlrnorc Dllntal College and had practised his profession for rl number of years in Chaltlottetown where he lwos well and favorably known. Las-t

summer he visli:e&Boston for medi- cal »trell.1:ment». bu ._ receiving little

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tll'Z"l` '1‘IllAL BOT'I‘LE TOlDAY. You doll‘t have tu_wait alliday to get the kink. out of c sun neck ir yous rub on Nervlllne. And you don't`,`need to.go around complaining about mm. bago any more. You can rub such things away very quickly with Ner r- line_ It/s the grandest llniment, tlig uiokest to penetrate, the speedlest to ease muscular palaol any kind. `\,

Nervlline will cure any attack of lum- bago or lame back. ‘ This has been proved ll thousand times, just as it was in the case of Mrs. E. J. Gray- llcn, of Caledonia, who writes:-“I wouldn’t think of going to,bed_ with- out knowing we had Nervlllne in tho house. I have used it for tvlenty odd years and llvpreciato its value as a. family remedy more and more every day. If any of the children -gets a stifi neck, Nerviline cures quickly. If it is earsche, toothache, cold on th

ways lny standby. My husband npcs cured himself df a frightful atizacloof lumbago by Nerviiino. and for a hupr fired nllments um turn up ln e isis# family Nerviline is by for the best thing to have about you." l

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ISLAND BRANCHES Charlottetown - si- Summcrsldo Albcrton- ~ ~ - Kensington 0'Lcsry

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benefit. returned to the Island in the autumn and resided at his old home in Bedequo until his death, He was 38 years of age and leaves his father and mother to mourn the death of their only child of ll family of six. The funeral takes place. this after- noon at :2 o'clock from his father's residence to the Methorlist Church, thence to thc Lower Bedeque Metho-

TRYON, Feb. 28.-Mrs. George'

Oakes, s widowed lady, aged 60, was burned to death hers last night, S-he was alone in the house at the time. her daughtel, with whom she resided, being at church. Mr. Hillier, ll re- sident, wm-l passing the house when he wus attracted by screams and on runhim: in he found her enveloped in flames, which he extinguished bv roll- ing a mat around her body, but she passed away almosirimmedlately. It ls thought that the fire started from u lamp, fragments of which were found on the floor, but it is not known whether it exploded or was let fall by Mrs. Oak-es. The cloth- ing was considerably burned but the body had escaped serious injury Death was brought about by the shock. Deceased was a daughter of the into John Bynon, formerly of Tryon und was il hilrhly respected re- sident, who is dceplv mourned bv the conrm\1llit_v_ There are left to mourn two daughters and several brothers and sisters, The funeral took place on Saturday uftcrlloon to Westmore- land cemetery.

On February 21th inst., after a

.painless illness of five weeks, Mrs. Mag-deline Young, of Earnsciifle. passed to her eternal rest in the glorious Paradise of God. Mrs. Young' was the rclict of the late 'lhomas Young, who departed this life, May 2, 1912. She was 5 generous kindhearted woman, whose whole life was spent/ln faithful devotion to duty. .:‘Be t-hpu faithful unto death, nn-d I will give thee a. crown of life." And "Facithful unto death" seemed to have been the life IODE motto' of this goodwoman, who. after,-' her long and wall spent life, has ,gone to enioy the reward of her

_iaitélfulness in the Blessed Paradise of od, where all is joy and light, and rest and peace, i:-here to be for- ov r with the Lord

One twenty-five cent -trial bottle of"l" Elmlchudren' Wm’ are m°"r“mg to'

lqhy the loss of one of the kiadost

nd best of /mothers that over trod this earth of ours are: Wellington, Pownal; Thom-as, H., West-llfld. lass., Richard M., New York; Jolhn _ _ Ottawa; and Seymour, Earns-

§lfls.' f'_f’l1e funeral to Christ Church. ililerry valley. on -Tuesday, 2-lu. ult.

ghd was A very large one. The Pall' carers were 1 Messrs Mathias

'fPraught, Frank Match, John Doyle, Neil McKinnon, Edward Morrissey

ober McKinnon Rev David Jones

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chest, sore throat, Nerviline is lil? conducted the funeral service. And ill

the quiet little cemetery of the church she loved so well. they laid to rest, alongside of her husl.\\I1d. all that was mortal oi this zood wo- men-there tn await. the dawn ofthe Resurrection morn.

' ' TUESDAY

SUDDEN Dl<$A'I‘H.--A wide circle of

friends will learn with deep regret of the sudden death in Spokane, Wash.. ou Feb. 26th, of Mr. Simon McLean,

gn of the late Mr. Wm-_ McLean, _ iarlottotown, and brother of Mr. A. ,Ar”McLesa, M. P. Mr. McLean, whose wife is s. daughter of Mr. Herbert E. -J. Lewis of Royalty, died very sud- ldenly while out for nn auto drive but no further particulars have yet been received.

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Reliable watches,

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_ REGOVERED.-His many friends are glad to see Mr. Pope Boer, of the Post Office stall, Charlottetown, able to be out\aud about his duties again after his recent lndispositiou.

KARAKULE LAMB.--Mr. Alexander

McKenzie of Long Greek is the proud Dossessol- of ll very handsome Kars- kule lamb born last Saturday week while the thermometer hovered u.- round twenty-two below nero. Mr. McKenzie found the little fellow the

the barn and reports him as vigorous B9 Buy f\l=h“\‘ lllmb. with it beautiful tight curly coat. '

SEVEN KARAKULE LAMBS_-

Mr. Harry Jenkins of Upton Farm 'boasts of the arrival u few days seo of six more Karakule lambs. The lambs were all born in an old shed when the weather was below zero .ind unveared to erliov the menl-fl-is weather as they are strung, vizorourl. handsome little animals with beauti- ful coats of tlglltlv curled and lust- rous Persian Lamb. '

EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE_--

There was a meeting of the Evange- lical Alliance in Heartz Memorial Hall yesterday afternoon, presided over by the l-tev. Dr. Fullerton. There was considered the report of is cum~ mittee which hns in its hands the ar rangements for a public meeting to discuss the establishment of a Pro- testant Home for Delinquent, Girls. The date of the meeting will be cyn- nounced later. The subject of Assoc- iated Charties for the city was also discussed.

The funeral of .thc late 'Anne Mothe-

son, wife of Alex. W. Matheson, took place from her husbund’s home in Glen William on Friday 27th alto. The mortal remains of the deceased were lnid to rest in the church grollnds at Caledonia, whither 'tllev were escorted by the large number of sorrowlng relatives and friends who had ussclrlliod to pay a last tribute of respect to one whom they had

McNeil, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Murray River, conducted _ the funeral services both nt the house and grave. lluring his discourse, ‘/\’hil'E Spellklnlr of the character of her who in life had proven herself s model wife. ll loving mother, a true friend, ll consistent church member and 11 rnillistcrlngr angel in sickness he paid n most touching and pathetic tribute to those grand christian and social virtues by which the deeeiisefl had endeared herself to the hearts of all with \\‘hom. she had come in con tact ond lvhlch would long keep her mcrnorv gn.-en_ The pall-bearers were John M. (`/annon, John M. Mcllona'ld, V~illil1m McPherson, Angus McPher- son, 'Allitus .\lcl_'.:od and James Col~ lins.

PROHIBITION CASES DISMISS-

ED-At. the City T’olicc Court; yesf:er~ day George Offer was charged' with having between December 20 and February 25, sold intoxicating liq- uor contrery to the Prohibition Act. Martin Smith said hu knew the Llc- _fen-dnnl.. 'I-ls said he was gate keep- er of the Hillsboro Bridge. Tile de- fendant lived on Great George street. Between the dates mentioned in the charge he was in the rlefenflnnt's place at least once; he might have been there hulf tl dozen times. llo had nothing at all to drink there. John Burns suirl he lived near Hills- boro Bridge. l~ie had been ‘very often been in the d_eterlduuL’s place and had never drunk f-.ily thing. I-la saw nobody there. Wm. Doyle said he was a farmer. He was acquainted with the defendant. l-le was in dc- fendallt's place between the flutes in question. He had no liquor. He saw no one there. Two other witnes-sos gave similar evidence and His Hon- our without calling on tha defend ani:’s Conscl, dismissed the casa for want of evidence as to a sale of liquor. Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C., 'nnncared for the defend, and Mr.~ Smallwnod prosecuted. This was -‘s "fourth offense” case. .lnother case, against John Peach Moore, .who was charged, on an al- leged second offences. with hnvingl. sold linuor bot\vccn the some dates. was ‘dismissed for want of iucrimlllll.~ ting evidence. _

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rgiltin their, own homes~without any s itionsl help or medicine - that we

tltink every msn who wishes to rozsln h nmsnly power end vltilitv. aulekly and guiotly. should have s copy. So ws av atsrminsd to send noopy o the prescrip tim; irse oi charge. in a plain. ordinary new od envelope to say man who wi I wi, to as for it. , _ his prescription comes irum A physic- ian who has made A strsclsl study of men and we rs convince it is the surest-set~

lag com%lnntlon for the cure of deficient merino? and vigor ever out together. We th nk we owe it to our follow msn to send them a cog! in confidence so that any men snyw ore that in work llnd dis oourazed with repented failures may shop réuzflna himcsiivvith lmrmiui ps ~ cnt me .io nes. sfcure what we believe in the ¢§l'}_¢8¢_§slfl\ct_rllfIrestorai.lve. upbulld lag, -'FOUL NG remedy ever do vissd and so cure himself nt home quiet lysed quickly. éun al-silos s uns lun. t ls: Interstate emsdy ‘o.uM1 Gnodyem- Bullding. Detroit, Mich. and we will send yin; o oop_y oithis splendid recipe in ll p s n nrn nary envelope frm- of o args. A :root many doctors would charge lam to it 00 for merely writing out syirsscriptlon

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