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nn GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 6 ISOI.

E‘""°"’“iE_‘_"' HUNGARY' IMPORTANT LEGISLTURE

‘Bona Pi-zsr, April 2. -Earthquake

#bots to-day visited a wide region in &theastern Hungary. and several lQses were shaken down.

IR. GAGNON BETTER.

Prominent Q uebec Gentle man

is Cured of Kidney Disease.

A

Followed the Advice of an Adver-

tisement. and Secured Results so

Satisfactory, _that He has given His Own Testimonial for Publi-

cation.

Ponrr AU' Pic, Qrsni-ze. April 5.

(sfoclal),-Henry Gagnon is better.

'Ilia anouncement will be hailed with pleasure by his many friends, who knew Ofllls long illness.

For years, Mr. Gagnon has suf'l`cre=,l

'with Kidney Complaint. \Vha.t he has -endured is beyond discription. livery- thing he tried failed to cure him.

He has read many advertisments of

how people were cured of Kidney Coin- plaint by the use of Dodd's Kidney Pills, andat last, determined to :nike one more trial. Happily for Mr. Gagnon, he

Kidney Complaints. Now he is well. .He says:

“I have used Dotld`s Kidney Pills, an *l

llthough at first I had little faith, I am happy to say that now I am coni- Dletely cured of Kidney Complaint. Dodd`s Kidney Pills area grand medi- cine, and I shall nl\va_v.s recommend them to those who ni-iy be suffering as I was."

There has been many Kidney medicines

nfered for sale in this Province from time to time. Some have failed even torelieve, I few others have given temporary relief, *but only one has cured permanently and .completely every case of Kidney trouble, mid that one is Dodd's Kidney Pills.

'There seems to be no case' of Rheum-

atisan, Lumbago, Sciatica Kidney. ,.B|adder, or Urinary Trouble, that this wonderful medicine will not immediately relieve. and permanently cure and Mr. Gngnon’s wonderful restoration amply paves the truth of this statement.

Dodds Kidney Pills are the only

wemedy known to Science that his ever sued Bright`s Disease, Diabetes. or .Biopsy-

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`L°"d R°be"°“» in P'°P°SiU8a UOBSE Said, INCREASING!-Y VIRULENT- Wie 0:; 1=o<»t?rIhi;fef;t fn; s?::§I=indr;:gm_ ever to reii)der grompt, exdicieggg 39|-1 ¢e We mag D) mon that the regiment of Strathconifs Horse --- ' iS¢S (iI!¢1\1diHg V"'1‘_lif@fl‘°“ft?) at Pfééent 0¢;\t1P1¢:1 taking down hall stoves and 1 g and storm th eta

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o ‘ 7 was second to none,-London Times Cars TQWN, April 1.-The bubonic,»k5,;,';W,f3a5 “fe €;?ff1iamrf)0ddgpr0 rt 7 PP 8 em 01

- Pe Y- I our storage flat is ver d d I

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arch 1. plague is increasingly virulent in Cape; 3_ The Double -1-enement Dwelling House y ry Town. Five deaths, one European and and premises situated on the rort western

-_-Q-_ ` four colored, occurred to-day and six new g§";.§,§C(g iirgltogrgstzilforxgiiiigdredys mlitixiilg

cases were oiiicially reported. Monaghan. .-.

MURDERED A MILLIONA1RE_ . The Douhle Tenement Dweiiiu a oi n

_ A the last named fronting on the northern side oi 1 ~. .

; t -i ._ *Q ____ Grafton Street. .

NEW YORK April 5 _charl F J ' 5. The Doubie Tenement Dwelling and prem- ._ G , ’ ° ' _ es ' ones ` lises situate on the southern corner of Pownal feat e0fgCStfe8t alet and secretary of the lat Wil

- - . Model Tm

- 'l' ,Y , d K t st t t r < t occupiei by john

L Rice’ confessed under oath 30-day £33 MOTHERS DO LOT FAIL TO SEE that I gimssgind Iieerpapnpr cseu _

_ _ _ ou obtain the proginal and genuine 6 A i fin on Kent sir-er ad- L' I ’

emurdcred the millionaire with chloro- y _ . - pffpf 7 "md g `

rmat the instigation of Law er P t _c_ McLeans Vegetable Worm Syrup-saf»_ l Jomiiigtie as: name _

_ Y a ri tt. I _ - it 7. A property fronting on Rcchford Square on _

he witness detailed the alleged consnir- E;§;;i;lea;e{;l(;€;ct\;'g :';,?1Letlg)es'. it i Eh 5"“h¢"1S*d°°f Ken' "mi" °°““I"°d by cy with Patrick to get possession of the eww' wants'

. . . btain the -reliable McLean’s Ve etable- 5- APf°P¢fiY °” the N°"*h¢"” iide °f Ba `

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W¢No I em limnsm' was . °W pf” ‘ming was Worm Syrup

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and at the same time to thank them sincerely for their liberal patronage during the past year. It is gratifying to know that our

efforts to please have been ap~ ‘

preciated. We will endeavor

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in future to still further merit- F the confidence of the public. ,F Respectfully,

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_ _ Avril brain! _Without a single can or .xmuxaownssiaeafiaraqzefssmu '."_

. ~ _ -___"°'__"' _ !¢U°W f¢"¢!' in UW °“'Y- 'A125 ‘:e;°tmtiI:f:heovel°gd‘yA the viisltlhoinkythg

(Continued from Tliirl pare.)

would merge into an c.\'perimental si ation cond ucted tothe hestinterests the industry. The Minister of Agriculture has a most- diflicult task ahead of him. There is a wide field before him and not for him alone; he should work in conjunction with every member ofthe House. Many views as diderent as possible will be advanced and under these circumstances it will devolve upon him to organize. It is true that in many sections the standard at- tainei is very high, yet there are sections where just the opposite will apply.

MF.. D. P. IRVING.

Mr. Irving said he considered it his duty

as apractical farmer to support the measure introduced by the Honourable the Commissioner of Agriculture. There is no doubt about the resources of the Province, all will admit they are good. The residents of this Province have not got to delve down into the bowels of the earth, but reap from the surface. This Island has been named the “Garden of the Gulf." He hoped the people of the land would not be satisfied with standing still, but would grasp every opportunity ,tofnrther its advancement. Hon. Mr. Dryden in visiting the Province some months ago, had outlined under the heading of education, organization, co operation, but he thought he should have gone a step fiirthcr and used thc word ap- plication which is certainly the most es- sential zin-rl in this particular the Govern- mont is acting wisely. Ile s-_iw nothing to hinder sticcess if the practical farmer is aided.

DEB,\TlC _-XD-lO't.'RI\'i~ID.

hir. _-\. J. l\IcD-anal-l then moved the

adjourniiient of the deb;-ite. »

MESSAGIC FROM THE GOVERNOR.

Mr. Speaker read a inessage from His

Honor the Lieutenant Governor, asking the Honse to a<l_jouru until after Easter.

TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD.

Hon. Mr. Gordon, Leader of the Opposi-

tion, intimated to the House that on Tues-

day James Clow, Esq., hadlitered into rest. Mr. Clow had been many years a member, and in public and private life he was respected in every particular. He wasaleading merchant and farmer and his sudden death will he mourned by all who knew him.

Hon. Mr. Rogers said he was shocked

upon reading of Mr. Clow's death. |Ee had sat with him in the House, and while he was a strong party man he was moder- ate. He thanked Hon. Mr. Gordon _for bringing it to t-he notice of the House.

Premier Farquharson also paid a fitting `

tribute to the deceased ‘gentlemans political career, and said that in the, House he w is a general favorite. He ex- tended his sympathy to the family

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TEE SI`RATHCONA’S~ IN LONDON.

regiment at a farewell din ner at the

deen, Mr. Chamberlain, the Earl of Dun- A

A. M. C. During the evening speeches

pire in coming forward to fight for“one flag one King one cou t ." M . C -

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House then adjourned until Tuesday; next. - _ -

Don-his sole Tan, Cho- I-_

_'_ colate and Black. A, most-

on rriaiy sight Lani stratum; oi-1 Fashionable Shape, ’ ` tertained the omcers of the Stratheonal

Savoy Hotel, when the guests included ° ,I

Earl Roberts, the Duke of Aberoom, the ‘l Marquis of lansdowne, the Earl of Aber~ K

azxldggqjorkiengai sub 1_-1+;n_i-1) T.-oiiilr We have eight more Shapes, some broader toes, some narrower, in fact our stock is complete in Shapes,

m ing e ome is ric ,seve ' ‘ °- '

_,mem of the Household Brigade’ M_J_0r_ widths, and sizes. We guarantee to nt you comfortablv. This is our Strongest Claim THE COMFORT OF

Gamer.; M...,k.,,,,.,,,, M,_ Colmer, Gewal S LATER SHOE. The wear is assured as testified to by the thousands. of wearers throughout Canada Sir Ii-dvers Buller, and Dr. Jameson, R

, nry r ham ' r

ome of Spr”ii°fg Styles

Paragon last

Patent Leather Button-cd

"Boot, Dull_Kid Top. " - I _

Price-.$5.00

The most popular dress boot; Laced Patent Leather; same price.

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political one The volunteering of the M" E A Peuetleri °f St' Ferdmandi men to go on active serv ice, without be Que ’ t° b° an insp°°t°" °f the North |“m|aP’°tt etown

8 D to do so, has had enor- tM°u”t°d Poli

‘mously far-reaching results, and the. ____

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mg 1% acres known as the Charlton LOL ‘ I

8 heard Jones, __ 1 nt). Pasture Lrits Npmbers C? and 69 in _Ching .

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'Z1' '_ _- evidence with remarkable coolness. The NO `YEu‘ow FEVER' "T Jgi11e¢tSoI’Yi:k1;i')g~a ty 8 press paisemon 0

_“""V\I\s¢\s¢N»\A» witfnss wld hi€ Sf0l'y with equally ego] -- .. xi. ALot ofLaud on Mount Edward

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berlain, in ii eulogistic speech, said that NEW N. W. M. P. INSPECTOR. T . l

were delivered by t-he Commander-in I I e & _ f the Sl ta me

_ - Chief, Lord Lansdowne, Lord Strathcona A I’ I a r 0 P

and Mr. Chamberlain, the speakers re-

ferring to the gallantry bf the Canadians

in the Held and their loyaltyto the Em-

_ Used by Thousands of

. Mothers. _ _ - there were two important sides to the* -- - " .

' inn nv question of the rising of the corps of 0'"`AWA» April 1~*'n\¢ ‘C0IlB‘38l_l _ ~

Tm: Arnzm' Toii.|:1' Soiiv Ce. Mowrnriu. Strath n' H ' ' G i- ’ ' f

untrue olri-in . ' ' . ' ` - - - ' I - _ _ . i , _

Ctnzanarrn ALBERTTo||.|:1- Scars. ' I " ' ' ° ~ -

_‘_ °° _ in called a an Wes ee. ` Afld ROYAIIY

co S 0,-Se_ m,],ta,.y one and a aze te announces the appointment of ‘__

dimcuity had b,.,,,_ no, ,O get me men To CURE caters IN Two DAYS *_* ` I

_ ers Which the C01-4 Laxative .Bi-omo-Quinine removes the cause. WTEEEX(§df2igR§»ds£§`§;tor1§i3iitteh%oE:;?actr1l‘l1$; We have long enjoyed the reputauon of betas the moat

$111185 W€;€ Ollly D00 Wlllilill IO RIVE. AS ` several properties hereinager named. _ Workman In °ur hu?) and Bfe OOIIIPOUBIIU Of d0Il|g

~ ongas t e Empire had such sons, the T ' ` °

r. The Brick Store and Premises connected BV€l'ythlDg ID GISB Httlllg T111 gnd Shpet Maid *ark

J- e our corners of the earth - therewith at present in _the occufpation of W A F 9 i

Natural last

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will iitniostanyfoet. -

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Price 83.50

In Black, Tan or Single or Double Soles

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field street occupied by john Wheatley y I ha W t h

P Oyed, but Patrick got impatient and ' ~ __ 9. Alot of land onlfalpeque Readncompris-_ _ '- m a C es

ordered Jones to finish the man quickly.

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