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Hr. john L. Carter, oi`Bridgetown,

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Strawberi?', and I feel that it saved my life. t restored me to health

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bowels, settles the stom- ach, gives prompt relief from pain, prevents col- lapse, and cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cramps, Colic, Summer Complaint, Cholera Infan- tum, Nursing Sore Mouth gf Infants and all bowel complaints of young and old more safely and speed- ily than any other remedy. ll YELBS Il USE..

Mrs. Middleton Wray writes lion

Schomberg, Ont.. as follows: “Dr. Fowler's Extract of W”ild Strawben'y is the best remedy I know of for Summer Complaint and Bowel Db- eases of children. 'I have used it in our family for the past seventeen years and never had occasion to call in the doctor for these troubles, as the Powler's Extract always worhod liken

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land Muller, on a summer’s day.

Searched along on the broad highway;

Bn wheel a worthy Welland Vale

(ir e-be she’d never tell this tale. 'lie Judge steamed by, and said: “My

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Jenny.

Jenny pedals neatly,

Gliding down the street,

Jenny smiles so sweetly,

Jenny is discreet.

Lithsome as a fairy,

Pink as the wild rose,

Golden hair so airy,

Streaming as she goes

On her Cleveland dying,

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his native land and in his busy manhood he retraced the footsteps of boyhood days. Great privileges were accorded to Wnelan. He lived when Daniel (_l’Connel l was in at the zenith of his power. In the schools of his native land were the poets Sheridan and Moore. The birth [place of Eiward Whelan has been the birth place of other great men. The Iron Duke was born in Irelandin 1769.

She has given to Britain Lord Wolseley, General French. The Sirdar of Egypt, Lord Kitchener and the man at the men- tion of whose name all heart's throb with the thrillof patriotism--"Bobs.”(Applause). At an early a.geEdward Whelan came to

America, landed in Halifax and was ap- prenticed with Joseph Howe, the editor of the Nova Szotian. It may be incident- ally mentioned that the father of C_a.na.da’S distinguished statesman, the late Sir John Thompson was at one time editor of the same journal. In the year 1837 t‘ie insurrection against the Family Compacts in Ontario and Quebec were being con- ducted by Wm. Lyon McKenzie and Papineau. The iight for responsible Gov- ernment in the province of Nova. Scotia was commenced under the leadership of Joseph Howe. Thrones have crumbled, d ynasties have gone down for less than has been accomplished. :As iswell know to most present Mr. Whelan edited the Registrar newspaper. A few men who objected to family compact in the province of P. E. Island sent to Mr. Howe, andasked him to send a. man. Young Whelan was recommended and he started the Palladium, supported by the tenantry, who were never overburdened with wealth He afterwards edited the Morning News. He believed that there was a gentleman on the platform who wa s present when Edward Whelan was nominated at St. Peters on Aug 14th, 1846, and at an early age of 22 years he was elected a repre- sentative of the Second District of Kings, _

tical career at an opportune time. Sir John Macdonald was th-st elected at King- ston on the 5th of November 1844. Sir Robert Peel was prime ministerand Daniel Webster then a famous American- states- man, orator and lawyer. Canada was still young with a population of a little over a million and she possessed only 17 miles of railroad. I

Whelan edited the Reporter in 1847 and

in the same year edited the Examiner. Fours year afterwards he took up the work of responsiblejgovernment with the co operation of thc late Hon. Geo Coles. His speeches in the Legislature were notable. The speaker then dwelt _upon Whela.n’s part in the Land Question, Confederation and the School Question. His defeat was one of ingratitude and hastened his demise. He had devoted his best years to cJuntry’s service.

The other speakers of the day were J. H. Bell, M. P.. Alex. Martin, M. P.. Aus~ tin McDonald, M.. P.; Hon, Senator Fer- guson. Edward Hackett, ex-M. P., W. S. Stewart Q. C. all of whom paid tributes to the deceased statesman.

“DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.”

A small pimple on your face may seem

of little consequence, but it show_s your olood is impure, and impure blood iswhat causes most ofthe diseases from which people suffer. Better heed _t-he warning given by the pimple and purify your blood at once by taking Hoods Sarsagarilla. This medicine cures all diseases ue to bad blood, including scrofula and salt rheum.

The non-irritating cathartic-Hood’s

_ Pills.

W. H. Stewart Sc Co’s stock of boots is

now being cleared out at slaughter prices. -Goff Bros. 25 lw

Girls’ and boys’ slippers 10 cents at the

Clearance Sale.-Goff Bros. 25 lw

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BARRISTERS.

Solicitors, Notaries Public &c. Money to

loan.

OFF ICES{ asses.-;”i*;'3fi.s..°;‘f;si2 K J. MARTIN. B. A

Peters, lugs & Saunders

BARRISTEBS, Slll|0lTllllS, lit.

ARTHUR PETERS, Q. C., A. ERNEST INGS, and ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.

' MONEY' TO LOAN

lam tml. lla|1|_0_f_lluean’s Whit.

This new and comm diovl hotel is now

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County, commonly known as the"St.. zliides per Peters District. He commenced his poli- lgigs D81' GW- - - - - - - - - »- _

Mr. B. Williams of Ellerslle was in tho

city yesterday. _

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The Unselflsh Creatures.

Most. men are content to allow their 'i

neic-hbours the consolations of religion, if they can only enjoythe luxuries of wealth '

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Too many breakemen are being killed

coupling cars. Safe couplers should be made comp ulsory on every car in Canada. -Toronto Star.

Its A Chestnut.

Let everybody quit fooling with the name of Genera1i)e Wet. It is getting to be as great a nuisanceas Ta-ra-ra~boom- de-ay used to be.-Toronto Star.

His Proper Title

Wayland Glen gives 35 reasons why

Canada should be annexed to the United

be properly known as Wayoif Glen.-. Brantford Courier.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. _ [Corrected every Tuesday.)

Lamb (lb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Beef (quarter) per lb . . . . . . _ ...

Beef (small) per lb.

Butter (fresh) per lb _ _ . . . . . __ .

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Cabbage (per head) . . . . . . . . .._

Eggs . . . . . . . ._ ._ _ . _ . _ . _ _ . ._ ae.

Fowls per pair . _ . . . . . . .._ Flour per cwt . . . _ . . . . . . .. .

`0atmeal, new, per cwt . . . . . _._

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