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DR. C-lhHiLL DIES

I IIAITKgFOIID, Conn,’ Juno 23____ “- Jll" P11 Henry Cahill. n physic-

iun in this cit at St. Francis terlloon. Ile hull

tended to his practice W091i" 1180. when he was

cause of death,

Prince Edward Island. In 1867 "e was graduated fr College, In 1892 from the Ball cal School. of) medicine (‘Wits one of th Francis Will's 11x0. and was vice-president of the staff llntil abollt two years Mo. lle was a member of the Hart ford Medical Society ,the Connec- ticut Medical Society and‘ Hartford Council. Knights of Columbus.

JULY 4, 192s Noiidiflly ‘Th Way _

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In Scotland, with Its mists, 8t- Msrtin’; day (whenever that is) ls supposed It) be followed by a long period of similar weather. Geo graphically speaking England. Scotland and France are almost as near neighbors as our three Marl- time Provinces. In pcan countries they have usually B sufficient ‘and sometimes a. super- sbunliant rainfall and suffer more from floods than from droushyi Iience glow up the proverbs 811d tl'i1di§'ii0l1‘8 to which ‘reference 11M here been 1118116.‘ ,1_3.11t 1,0 8119110" that any one day. 11f!" 119 Wet °1‘ day, fomicllis a forty-day period of

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i xuwifl," I The period of forty days "i" was evidently based on thP 91°04

3 In the days of Noah, when accord-lbs held) 11101109

lng 1.61110 account In Genesis 7 “i118 fountains llf the 111C711 ilpi-‘P were broken up, the windows 0f 119M611 opent-l] nl.-ll thc H1111 W118 1111011 1111-‘ ealiih forty days and foil)’ 111I_-'-111-‘1-" This bcgnu to llnppuil “ ill thc soc-

onli nlc-ntll, the seventeen-til 1111)’ 01,14‘ the month." In thc Jewish sacred‘

ytllr tllis iwou-lil corrofllllllll- 11/1111 stllllo iinto ncur the 0nd of April ulid tl..: 11111111111111! 01’ M11)!- 11111101‘ the clllcllllnr of ‘the Jewish civil yvzir Ihc linic wou-lvl fall near t-llc (‘"1111 of our lllollth of October. It OCCIIPFPI] . H1101‘ In tlle spring or the fall session.

Our point is that neither the Eng-i

Ilsh or French anniversaries 0f the beginning of a rain of forty ilnys wlll lit lll wlill the date lit which iii‘ nlll-tlnlc deluge begun. Every rainbow iihllt appears In the sky lliiilsis til-at no universal flood Will nguill occur, That token, "the autograph of Deity." as it has been cnl-lcll, also attests that "while tile f‘.‘ll“i1l relnnlnetll, snediillle and liar-

t. SiLCfIiil and h0nt,sulnllrer and win- l r and dny alld night shall not cruise." Thnt promise has stood

unbrokcil "for more than four tholl- 11111111 years mid may be rlnfely re Ilcil upon.

Beyond the limits of our atmosp-

here sun moon and stars move Ini

their appointed courses null keep time wliIlou-t variation. The earth Itself ns a planet, oonfollng lo the same unelrring time table. ‘Above thc air 'W‘lli(71l we breathe and lll which we move, Ill the great calm

of unlimited space, there Is" uppar-1

ent llrllcr null precision of iuovc- meni. and the rolling spheres move slleiltlyialong ltheir appointed ways guided‘. by an unerrlng hand.

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Abode the air there In no "wen thsr". iClonds and storms lire earth born. 50ml nncliinlt writer conceiv- ell the notion thug the nrcll spirit of evl is at times ‘permitted to ex- ercise a limited swoyils "prince of 11w lloivcr of the air." Many things are mysterious w lpq, by; m. must all COPCHIKIE that the weather, 7111911955111111298 It is Impossible to Drfliiu beyond a very llll-1."l~lI llnte hi -the future, is bencficeilt Ill its operation and in llo part ntthll world is it more so than ln our nwn fllir island. It is governed we gay by "natural luws" 11ml: n“ n“ y“ but imperfectly understood. bu: we nil know Who lnnlle the laws mp] that they are wise and good.

IN ‘HARTFORD

)’ thirty years,

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pitnl 'I'ul-sdny of- been I1" fuillllg health about two months but n-t- llntil two taken lto W118 the

the hospital. llonrt disease

Dr. Cahill was born in Alberton,

om St. Dunstlln’s Prince Edward island. and timore Medi- lle began the practice in this city in 1895. He e first local physic- nns to join the medical staff of St. lllespttal, twenty-seven

those Euro-|

the same kllld of weather is 111E111‘ felitly absurd.

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LEAGUE OF THE CROSS ‘Picnic, Uedford. July 8th. i 2031-1-3-51

DO-LLAR DAY prices on Men's ,Wear today. D. A. Bruce's. 2056

W. M. 8.—Ou Wednesday next, .Jllly Sth, the W, M. S. of Cherry ,Valley will tlnqrnnn tile United Church Dlsl-rict Convention ofthe

Charlottetown Distllct. A large ‘delegation is expected. Mrs. W. H. Barker, cf.St. John, will ad-

dress the Convention.

FUNIERAIL 0F THE LATE MlI-‘IS. NORTON.--'I‘lle fullerul oi’ the lute Mrs. IR. B. Norton will be held on Sulldlly at 2.30 p,nl. from thc resi- dence of Mr, Geo. J. Rogers "Fair- hdllll" Prince Street, cortegc leav- ing the house alt 230 p.lll. fer St. Paul's Church (lwhcre scrvnecs will to thc People's Cemetery. The pullbctlrvrs will be Lt. Gov. Ii‘. It. liull-tz, Judge W. S. Stewart, A. W. -Weckl-l, C. II, Il. Lollgivlll-th, Georgi.- Lewis, l), 03M 'Rcddin. 'l‘llc ulilurllill-s nrc: Geo. lingers, ii‘. W. Morris, llzlrry Mor- ris, .I, S. lllorris, Ii‘. is‘. .\lill'l'l.‘l, John lrris, Jl", Jtlulus Allld, 111‘. Scuulnll Lu‘. ll. Nilrtoll, (l II, Norton, W. JJ. Itollertsou, M-lirilock liosl-l, Jlls. O'Neil, John Wlliizlnls.

STOCK NQTE.-Nicllolslln Ill-us of llazcl Grove recently purchascti trolu Mr, W. J, Sullnnll, lirallnl- bnllc bus purl- lll-ell ‘iiilitilfllll bull “G. W. Artis Vnlil" No. 51827 wllicll its a sou of Sully Reyes Appakcrk. one oi’ thc oulstuiltl.llg lnntl-lllls ill the FIll('()l|1\‘l'iI\)(i lll-ril, lll.-r record ,0! pcrflll-lllullce for out.» your W115 ‘.33,:<:»'2 lps lllilk, 0:11 lbs but-tor. Ilc was slljell by thc grclll brllediilg bllll “Artie Ville" Nll. 2834i and has nluily sist. rs which lnlll R. (). l‘, lit 2 yours llld lll‘ from 11,000 lbs. milk to 12.1105 lbs lllilk Sill lbs. butter. lie bus prllvvli himself an cxtrtllt-nt getter of stockslloiving good cullformtltlnu mid type of thc ili-lscll. Messrs. Nicholson ill-c» to bc congl-tltullltcd on living so fllrtull- nto as insecure this llllillltll as he is without doubt one of thc best in thc Province.

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PERSONALS

Mr. Eli. Irwin of Boston Zsyhome on u holiday visit.

Mr. Patrick Ilurke of Stcllartoll ls visiting in iilc city.

l Mr. and iMrs. F. Thomas left yes- terday oll rutllril to Fredericton, N. ‘II, nftil- n 511.1111 visit here.

Mi-ls Evn 'SIlI.lill arrived iu the City lust night to spend her vacu- tloll at hcr homo here. .\'_iiss ililiiil Smith met llcr at IIol-licn.

Tile nlany friends of 1M1‘. Harry Craswell who underwent nu opera- ,tiou for nppelldicillis in tlili P. E. I. lHospltnl will be glad to know that he is doing nicely.

.\lr. Wilfred McCormllc has arriv- from Loyola College, Montreal

o spend his vacation wllilh Ills pur-

gnts, Mr. and Mrs. George J, Mc- ormac.

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nc-wsom. city have returned from a six months’ visi-t to thc coal-it. Wllilc away they spent most of their tline ill Victonia, I3. C., and Seattle. Wash- ington alld vIsZ-tcll their son I10‘ man in Manitoba on their return.

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being tlio llnrtford Dark Silver Fox Company, .

Funeral Friday.

Dr. Cnllill leaves his wife, who was Miss Ifalthcrlnc Clifford of Hartford; three children, Beatrice, Jeanette, n nurse ut St. Francis llospital. and lIll-rry of Ilurtiloril; foilr brothers, Edward P. Cnllill of Hartford, Philip Cahill of‘ Mnncton, New Brunswick, Canada; W_lllter Cnllill of Alberta Cnnnlln, null Frank Cahill of British Columbia; and ilve sisters, Miss Elizabeth Ca- hill pf lluriforil, Sister Anastasia of St. Joseph's Convent, Canton. Mass; lMrs. Jnmcs Whnlcn of Al- berton. Canada; Mrs. James Hogan of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is land, and lWlss Mary Cahill, Prince Edward Island.

A son, Clifford Walter Cllhlll, was killed in France in the World War. His body was brought home and buried in St. Patrick's Ceme- tery. His fntller iwus deeply affect- ed by his (len-th and members of his family say that he never flilly

YOUR SUIT at 2

5 per cent. off today. l). A. Bruce

s. 2056

wool. ls NOW E-EING received at the Wool Graders Station, Char-

lottetown. Ship your wool by freight before the 10th inst. 190 7 1 8i

WOOL l8 ADVANGING IN PRICE Ship your wool today to tile Wool Graders Station, Charlottetown and receive full market price.

1990 7 1 3i

ISLAND’S POPULATION.— The Guardian made reference to an lt- em a short time ugll appearing lll -tlle New York 'i‘iules lll which this province was referred to as having a pilplilaliioll of 10.000. Previous to appearance ell the itcm lll the Guardian, Mr. W. It. 'l‘llllley, Sec'y, of the 'I‘ourlst Association took the maittcr up with thn Timi-s people, who were only toll gltlll to make the correction.

WEST RIVETR- Sulldny, July

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5th. at i. p. III. Snbblltll School 2 p. nl. This s.‘l‘\'i(‘.(‘ will be coullllctcli by 011i‘ llf illu visiting Baptist

(lltirgylll-n, All services tit Clyilte Iilvcr (ihllll-ll will bi- l|ll|ii'l‘ control ".[ llii- llnpiisll Assn’ '

1.011. Services on lhe (loruwzlll Circuit Sunday. .lllly 5th. iIl'(' us

lollolvsz-North Wiltshlri- 11 n. lll. llulllpa-llllre 3 p. lll. 1(ill_'_l.~‘.liIII 7 p, lll. silll Cornwall 7.110 p, lll. i'l'4‘l'l(‘.lI('l‘S for the llzly supplil l1 by llic Ilnptlst Association.

MONTCALM LEAVES. —Aftcr lying at illil Ivlnrinc Whnrf for over fl-WCKIK taking on lighthouse snpplils null construction nlnberlnl. thc C. G. S, Mnntczlllu loaves this morning for -lhl- Straits of Belle Isle, \\'ll(l'i' n Il.l'(‘Ci.10ll. finding station will be f.'I‘l‘i3i("(l on Belle Islc, south west. Sill». is taking with lltI‘ a construction gang of twive ctll'pi'llll-l's and n foreman. allll nits-l the fnlloiving officers:——

ll, D. Angeli, Marconi Wireless op Water, Montreal; Engineer (‘nude Itnllio llrnllcll, Ilalifax;

Forculnu .\lcl:llanic Eli. Laverguc, city; .\lr. (Yllollll-ll of the Meteo- rollgicnl Sirvlcu, Tllrontll.

OBITUARY.—()il Thursday, June 5. till: nligcl of ilenill visited the home of Nil‘. tlilbl-l-t (lnullut, Wooll- stock null Ciillllhii fill his vlclilll Pitt-r (Izrllnlit nt thc early age of 21 years. ’l‘l1l- llelluls-il hlld bcln uillllg since Jnnullry inst and al- iliiilli-{ii be l'0l-i~l\'i~ll tllc vary best of llllllicnl nlll .lllll -wn>. tenderly l-lirl-ll for by loving relatives he gradually grlw wrskiwl null flnnlly he went» to hi‘ eternal '* ’l1l'il. Dur- ing h s iii h!‘ wns- vls'tl~ll lll- lilost illllly by his loving pastor who

riiis of llnly MiILll-Jl‘ ,Cblll'cll_ Up i.ll two YPII "' ago iii‘ liilti been n ulrlnb ti.‘ Alllllllnys Slllctunr

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l-llerisll lll.-l ulcnlllry his sorrowillg father and illotllor, Mr. and Mrs. Jllllu (lnllllllt, .\I.'ll ltonli foilr brotll- rs, IPlMd. Oscar, (lilbert and Clif- flllll; three. sisters, EViL-Elllily and Bertha, ollc uncle Gilbert Gaudct, (with wlloul he hall been brought up) null his grulldlull-lllcr Mrs. Peter Gnullct) one atint Mrs. Joseph Alisennull. llfg funeral was held on Saturday 111021111111 leaving his lute residence at f) n. lll. for St. An- thony's Church, Bloolllfileltl and was ntilllliiilll by n vcry large coil- oourse of people of nil crcells which testified to thc t-sttelll In which the lll-ceased was held. Solemn High Mass of Itequicln was celebrated with his pastor, Itev. J. A. Gaullct 11s celcbrun; who ivals assisted by Rev. John llillltc us Deacon and Rcv. J. A, liIcDonnlll of SI. Mark's us Sdlirilliilflf-Il, Willie Mlv. P, A. Arsennnlt of Ilowlnn was Master of Ceremonies. During the nlnss all the altar boys of Si. Anthony's occupied seats in the Sanctuary, At the coli- cluslon of the mus-g the boys snug 0 Sal-red Hunirl that on -tlle Cross. The fulltrnl procession was tllell Tiliitlflllfll Illc fi-lliirtltlilftOll carrying the cross followed by the acolytcs, lllinr illlys, 0011501‘ Ilcllrcr, Muster of (Icrcnlolllcs ullll the clergy and pro- ccclloll to "lilo blvr ivhrre the final nibsullrtioll wns chnllicd, after which lilo ])I'(lf‘.t"§‘§1il)l1 nlnlfflhed in u". same orlil-r Izo llli‘ grave IWherQ (pf, inst sad rites were performed. Dur- ing 'i.llI-! service Mr. Oliver Peters presided nt the organ, while Mr, Joseph Gallant lcd the choir. Tile pull henrrlls were: Fred Skerfy, Laurence Peters, Pius Dolron, Alvill Webb. Edgar Cullnoil and Del-p; Gallant,

CARD OF THANKS

T110 manager and 61.11“ of the Blink 0f Nova tScotia wish to ex-

press their sincere thanks to the unnamed donor of Ice cream and cake wlllch was sent to the staff on tile evl-ning of thc 30th, ult.

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recovered from the shock. Three children died young. The funeral will be held from his

He was Interested with his bro-

ther. Edward P. Cahill, or this city Burial will be In St. Patrick's ceme

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ADDRESS DFiiillEF iliSllCE MATIIIESDN iii BRAND iDliY

Addressing-the Grand Jury atthe l-xi-rc opening of the Trinity Term of the make Supreme Court on Tuesday, Juno 30th, l-Ils Lordship the Chief Justice said: ' Mr. Forelnan and gentle-men of] the Grand Jury: The duties which i1 you Iwill have to pelforln at this terlll of the Court are unusually light. You llluy have observed that the Sheriff presented to the Court a pair of white gloves, which is an emblem of freedom from crime. so far as indictable offenses to b0 hrs-light lbeful-e this Cour; 11h: lzoll- ccructl. It is always n pleasure w the Court llllli ii ulll-tter of con- gratulation to the County when a white clllnilllll rccurll is thus 111110- ud nt the Gpclllllg of tho docket. liowevur. giillllt-lllcil, you will have sonic duties to pelforln. You llzlve to cxzlllllnc the Asylum; t0 lllnke your cxulllinniloll sincerely tllld thoroughly, by looking ill-v thc C0l1(ll'l1I.‘-ll of the people 111C111. how they lllefl-ll illlii lcnred for. 511 fnr as ii is plzssiillc for ~ you to observe and lr-zlrn thin-lo things ill thc time at your disposal. D0, not hurry through. Sue to it that your repair; will bu bnscll upon us thorough nll c llnlllntlou ns you cull make; null I lluill nlli ask you I0 ril- polt collscit-lltillully lllt‘ exact con- lliiltllls wllilcb you fillli. We lln~vc every rensllll tu have confidence ill tilllso iwho llllvc cllnrge of 111.! ulalltlgcluillt nf Llle Asylum, Vcl-y fcw illstitllti , I ilulItev-n, are ulna-ilk‘ 111-1‘ Kilillli. it is a llliystcry llzlrll ilgrd so wcl, .lllll possibly not illiln S01v1}. We have ball n century (lllllntln any bic-icr, than this ill- null u half of Colonial exlslcllcl- Mun“... h“ 1H...“ mn,"flgpd_ Bu; y Jnc llllil illii.‘ llullllreil ycnrs as a Cel- mumher “m, good mmmg, ynill‘ my oi‘ lll-itnin. During all that tinn- sicurity to t-llo public that tllcll our ilfllllivss Wils orderly allll fifti- llcipicss ones will not be IIJKlPCfOIIIir-fflliltlfy. Wl- produced in t-hnl tllnl: 0r suffer llcln llllsusca, llrpculls lllilllilll)’ lllcu of great ability. Looking llo small degree upnll tllc cu-lcful illllik 11\\'l‘ tilt‘ history of 11111-1 is- lIlSpCCllDn Wllltlll (Iran-ll Juries have iilhtl for ilillt 11111101011 Yea-TB 0110 1111111 ilccn llccilstolncd to lllzlkc at that soc 1111' vl-ly working lllfltillilltflly of‘ Ineltitiltlon frolu illi: time ivllcll zlilili! lilillilri: develop; not one greul Grand Jury report. first p,“ u, anillllillli.’ lpnstllln illillt had to llo with mvesugauo“ ,|,_.,poverjng ‘vfnngg i110 iii iw-lllplnvllt of the British Eln- am] abuses wmuh “ml-e [llfll] rightful |/.l\-. but foullll its counterpart with- nnll the foundation lnlll for thc bet-Ii" 1111s Province and our public tor null lllilri- efficient si-rvIt-e ibntfillc" \\'01‘1\'11Il-l iuivniiils its solution.‘ iWI‘ have been ilCCll-‘lltllniftl to ill l"e-. 11-11 “K15 11110 lo $11011 ll il-‘Kfvfll cont yenlrs. ithat tlli- history of the Islnllll i151 in connection with me Asylum lll lllillillturc n history of the lll:- thcre is also lilo lufirulary, You 1/110111110111 of i110 Ellllli-Pebi 001011161 will lllake n ge-ilornl observation nnll 1'<‘11l'11°11-‘1- report anything which you t-oilsltlcri 1 111511 10 1101111 0111 11°“ 91199911‘ . l‘i’.(|‘lliI‘L‘S ptlrticulnl" uttlrlltiou. ling-l)’ 1111I1‘01"11i11t it is that we 111' Hayjug finiahkld 111ml yo" w.“ olz-y; generation and those that will 3x31111119 the Jail‘, l 13ml by the come after us should watcllfully Slleiu-ffis l-cturlrillllt tilt-la: nl-e fivl- 141111111 those trensilres of 011i‘ 111s- illllluies lll i111‘ Jzlil, llII'\‘l' men fol"1<11")'. 111111-10 Wilrbllrtorl has rt-celll- offenses tlgtlinvt illc l'rolllh.~tionil.v' wliiiililiiii-il the first volume of law, ollc for vngrnm-y lIIlil one 1L..- 1111 invaluable work bownrlls tile pru- IIIIltJCI-Iil tlrifltillli. I ‘nnvt- stain Illli/Jll 591111111011 0.1 11115 191311119 hiswfyl 11- iollgrr lists null ulolv scrolls i'l'iill which llv 11215 consolidated the mal- es, Nevertheless, you will lllilk into l-rinl nvnilllble from the archives

1hr‘ their faculties in order to a living, and yet. where Nature is so generous that she will yield llcr bounty with every honest etiiort put folth. 'i‘lll.- worst thing that can happen lwitric I5 unearned wealth, or wealth tlhat comes ~too easy. It is 1110i. viii)’ U1 no value, but if, is far worse ill-lll nothing. I remember reading hulili: yesls ago an address deliver- “11 11)’ a velry able man "to a body of manufacturers in New York. He \\ 11H illle of ‘the Vanderbillts. He hull ‘inherited enormous wealth but 111:. individually, was a great man and wns using his wealth wisely" ‘nllil beneficially. Ill speaking there,| ll fiiiiil ht- cllvlell lllost of those lllelli who sat around thc table, blecuusei llluy llllil lnade their own ‘way ill ilit.‘ nllll lnlll the pleasure and sat- isftlcililu of selling the returns cillllc tor lllt.‘ energy and character they bull illvi-stc-ll. As fog‘ llilli, he clilne illto til-.- world handicapped by a Krint bu-zllu-u llf unearned wculth nllll lll: said, “l: has spoiled till.- gllllll- llf llfc for iue from the time of lily til st consciousness to the pre- -H H1 hour. ulld it nearly ruined lne." Now we have perhaps us nctlrly an lii"lli l-olllliitiilll in that regard as Ulll be lllullll illlyh/il-vft). ullll ollt of lllzlt (lollliitiilll thc ibcst quality of ‘lneu Siitllllil cllluv, nlld do ciline, We iil't' looking iv-iill regret upon thc ll)\\'1!I‘t‘il population of this Pro- vinci, nllll ivollll. ring wily ollr lieu-

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