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_:hey have a general law in Ontario under

_ submitted to the people- and adopted by

Having purchased from Mr. F. J. vote of the electors.

Hornsby the st¢ ck and good _Will 0f_ his Books and Stationery Business in

the Morris Bloch we will continue discussing the state of parties in the P. E.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Volksraad of Abegweit will as-

semble at Charlotteburg to-morrow.

Over halfa million dollars has been

subscribed for thefrelief of the Ottawa and Hull fire sufferers.

When the: budget debate closed on

Thursday last and the House divided the vote stood 88 for the Government and 48

forthe Opposition. `

The Hamilton Herald says:-In the

matter of big fires, Hamilton can't com-

pete with1Ottawa, but we’re willingto back:°_Ha.milton against any town in the

country in aimeusles competition.

London, Ont. is] considering the a.boli~

tion of the ward system in its civic affairs.

hich any city may do this by a by-law

Such is fame! Here is the Montreal Star

Narrow Escape

Cape Traverse.

of three Men at

Clips Truvnnss, May 5. -(Special.)--

Quitea sensation was created in Cape Traverse to-day when it was learned

that three men had narrowly escaped a watery grave.

Daniel McKinnon, John Murray and

otherwise all three would have been

Roderick McLeod were in the act of_W setting herring nets. A very strong wind ' W- struck their sloop and she capsized,l.9

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throwing the occupants into the water. iboat; connection made with the schooner immediatly the men realized their peril and we °°°“p°'m° taken "‘b°"d'

H . d to be

and clung to the spar and rigging until!HH° prove B' young man named Capt. Thomas Howatt heroically went_

to their assistance and rescued them, Allau’s lobster factory.

high. At 3 o’clock when about eight miles oil' Pugwash, the captain sighted a fishing boat lying at anchor, and as he fdrew nearer, the only occupant was seen waving his hat as a signal. i Capt. Stewart at once bore down upon the unfortunate man, and found him al- most exhausted from constant hailing.

ith great diiiicultyhe got his schooner ithinafew feet of the boat, and then ering the _flshermap to cutloose his

ilchey from Tangier, N. S., who was

employedas a fisherman in Mr. Sylvester

? Ho had loft the footory ot daylight

rowned. h

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The endiuunce of the men was some- as

but owing to a heavy catch of lobsters

d not been able to get ashore as early

ing wonderful. Daniel McKinnon fag

swam twenty yards and Roderick Mc- and within another hour it would un-

tory. Then his boat sprang a leak

the other boats belonging to the

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the business in its various branches, selling at lowest prices for cash only. Miss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers will be at once put on sale, and all. departments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature ofthe business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

THE BAZMR GUMPANY

Successors to F.J. Horn sby.

lorris Block. Ch’town. Mch 16.190,:

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Had a Fit.

But strange to say he

is feeling decidedly happy about it-. The tit referred to is the price of a whole month’s groceries be got at our store, which fit his

Y purse so we-ll that he will

. in future be a regular cus-

tomer of ours.

§’Call and see us.

Rlllllll H0_RN8B

Bi oi2EssiviAi<iNo r.

Miss Hue-ti~x is pr pired to 'lo_ dre=.=ni°_kin_fz

in ihe at»st style at he- ni -_rhf-r .-1 hom~. L pi-~ r Gri'-at George S rect. If ue-ii-id she w l g » our by the day io private homes. pl 12 ood lm ‘ 1

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‘hi Scliluies xiii

'lhat wo are to be moulded ai-d a 1a.~hioned,”so_the sand we use for our castings needs t\ he mm la d and fa l' d Th ’

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what our moulders a e doing

eve yday. moulding ani ran.. ' .last of Mr. John Lockerby,_a worthy

io-ling the s-tnd like unto ih-1

m._,,,,s_ iw, th,,,.,.fo,.,__, Yew im_ citizen who has enjoyed for yearspast the _ reputation of being the oldest inhabitant

po tant that ihe pattfrns he first-c.a.ss in every resrec , for

a. the tterns are so wil the _ ' ' P ‘ c; t_n8l;°'be we h&v__ ant cm* of Charlottetown, if not of this rovince

_ - - _ The deceased ,gentleman was born at H. w.

reed. _ _ i Annan, Dumfrieshire, Scotland,on the 7th Centr 1D_r}ig Store, C

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pattern-makers employ ei and are ableto meet the re mired

Give us a trial when in need o

pany two years ago. ‘

fewer than 17 member of'the Commons have died. The listis as follows:

Island Legislature and speaking of “Mr. Wests resignation" and what might happen if an election were held to fill the seat vacated by “Mr. West.” No doubt Mr. Wise in the person intended by the Star,but -the true name and full fame of our sometime High Commissioner seem not to have travelled so far westwardas Mont- real.

Tile experience of lVinnipeg throws

light- upon the matter of the public owner~

ship of valuable franchises. Years ago both the water supply and street lighting of the Prairie Capital were in private hands. Now they :ire both owned and

operated by the city, which gets better

service at much reduced rates. A year or

two ago thc city was paying the lighting company 47 cents ii. night for each light. When it was proposed to take over the

lighting as a civic work the company be- came alarmed and offered, if the city would

take 200 to 250 lights, to make the rate 37§ cents each. This was a substantial reduc- tion, but the city decided to do its own lighting and the official report issued a few weeks since shows that the cost dur-

ing the past year is but Q cents per light or less than half the rate paid to the com-

1_1

Since the Dominion election of 1896 no

Boisvert, Temisc-outa.. Bechard, Iberville. Bergin, Cornwall.

Clark, North Gray. Cameron, \Vest Huron.

Dupont, Bagot.

Pouliot, Nicolet.

Fnuvcl, Bonaventure. Geoffrion, Vcrcheres.

Guay, Levis.

Ives. Sherbrooke.

Jamieson, \Vinnipe§:.

McCarthy, North Simcoe.

Perry, VVest Prince.

\\'ood, Brockville.

Sir James Edgar, West Ontario. Dr. Haley, Hants, N. S.

The death was announced on Saturday

Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.

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‘ position in Zion Church of which he was

You should be thinking of making some change.: in -

your FURNITURE and

We Handle Large '

Quantities of Both Lines -

All we ask is that you giveus aoall and judge for

yourself.

Guarantee tofgi-ve the best value inthe city. Terms-Cash or Credit, at a small advance.

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'ALLEY at - Auld -

Home MakerS° ‘ ' - ._ iCh’town, April 27-d2s\v&wImo

Benniivo. _

Leod ten. \Vhen rescued they were very much chilled ani almost exhaust- ed.

CAPE TRAVERSE, May 5, -(Special.)~

A boat loaded with produce for Cape Tormentine had aclose call. The men

in charge of the boat were expert boat- men otherwise they would have been

drowned. The wind which accompanied

the squall was very strong.

The schooner Surprise, Capt. Peter

While on the voyage from Pugwash, the Captain rescued a perishing Seaman and took him to Victorfa.

\Vhen they left Pugwash the wind was

earnest Christian and a good citizen. Dur- ing the visit of the Earl and Countess of

Aberdeen to this City a. few years ago they visited Mr. Lockerby, and both he and they enjoyed the visit greatly.

, “The people will be pleased to learn that the public accounts will be submitted to the House immediately, AND WE HAVE noni-rr but that they will demonstrate how the revenues of this Province have been husbanded by the Farquha-rson Gov- ernment.” _

The above is from the Patriot of Satur-

day. And now who is a “babyt” F '.-2 `... fs I |

Headache

Biliousness. sour stomach. constipa- tion and all liver _ills are cured by

!~!ood’s Pilis

The non-irritating cathariic. Price 25 cents of all druggists or by mall of C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.

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We have the Amherst Plough Boot, the best ' $

... is High Grade---» Enghsh Fen

:noon gots. or Begins annum on

Women’s strong split Bo0ts,Amherst_ make 1.00 Women’s strong split Boot, imported, 75¢ Women’s Whole Stock Boots, _Amherst

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Women’s strong split Shoes . 65¢ Women’s Pebble Shoes, Peg "Soled” 1,00 Women’s Split Slippers 45; Women’s Carpet Slippers 25;

doubtedly have gone to the bottom and Hilchey would have found a watery grave. He had been without food ex- cept a little which he partook of previous to leaving the factory at daylight.

Arriving at Victoria he found a despatch

awaiting him asking if he had seen anything of the missing man. The Captain immediately wired a reply.

,Your Physicians Prescription,

You should be deeply interested in the

correctand honest filling of your physic-

Sf»€W8.I‘lZ (|,I‘I`lVEd lil \7lCl',0I`l8. Friday Illghff. ian'3 prggcl-ipf,i0n_ Inevery case guy digf

pensing is scientifically and accurately done with a view to best results for the sick.

A Great Medical Discovery

. 1 - his

bl0“`lU8` fl gale, and the Sed “'35 flmmng Pain`.s‘ Celery Compound is thecrowning ‘

medical discovery of the century. This

the senior Elder at the time of his demise. popular medicine is our great leader. It fit'/ffl

He vms held in high regard always as an gives the best results in nervous diseases,

neuralgia, dyspepsia, Bi'ight's disease and liver complaint.

Reddin Bros.,Druggists, Charlottetown,

P. E. I.

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l Dr. Joseph Parker, the famous preacher at the City Temple, following the ex- ample of the Rev. Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka, Kas., took over the editorship of asmall weekly Illustrated Weekly News, but Mr. Parker has a much more sane conception of the mission and methods of newspaper Sheldon, for he says: ' “My ideal newspaper must be first and foremost full of news. It is noticable that when people get tired of sermons they also, about the same time, get tired of editorials. The three-decker sermon and the three decker article went out to- gether and are out still.

“Having amply supplied my paper with

well-told news I would take a wide and well-told news, I would take a wide and clear out-look upon the world, as if it was fantastically self-divided into groups and sections, into parties and gangs, into ‘do’ and ‘doii't.’ -

“‘l‘°.Iy ideal newspaper should, neverthe-

less, by no means be all mere gossip.”

Dr. Parker endeavors to fulfill this ` cal and makes an admirable result for e first attempt.

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Most people know a. good thing

when they use it. Some have not seen it. Beutley`s Liniulcnt. The ten Cent sort. Try it.

_ Another 22 _packages of miscellaneous ary goods arrived yesterday at Put0n`s.

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More new tailor-made dresses direct

from Old England. From $5.00. Good iitters. They are at Pa.ton’s. 7 1i

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in regard to the beautiful

design' of our Black Dill Heie we can meet tllelel

extreme taste,end_¢-every by us was made for this

Blick Serge, all wool Black Lustre, plain

Black Figured Lustre Black Figured Mohair -_

Black Blister cloth 8125. $1 ll,

\ Black Broad cloih luitings

_ $2.15 ‘

-_-_ii\_ Silk and wool fancv black W lil

silk design, will not catch or

rough, at $2.25, $2.50, $2.95.

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They are the prettiest lot of cloths We

had. We are busy making them vp into

Suits. We invite our patrons to oxshure

All clothes made by us ave guarsllhd

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Carters’ Seeds Grow. U E . ' ' _

Attracting attention. Our new ship-

ment of tailor habit cloth, grey, fawn blue, black and white checks, wedgewood

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_“sm” Jan_my_1_98_ He emgmed from Sew _ so ...rho _ shade The very iotost from Paton st? _c_o. y _ = 0 your order for one of our Nobby Bpfill

ions in 1820, first to Mn~omiohi,onf1shoi-t- 3 N- B- All h'mseclean-- _ _ _

X ly afterward to Cavendish P E 1 There 5118 *‘<’<l'1if@m@m~-AE’ d 1;; v;0’g'dl§’@;§mm;S°§gL§l“€°‘é§ Sh;Pm§§t0f i Suk' °°\**’° F” W ,~

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so he remaingd tm about 1872, worthily h0]d. 5 _ “fed dollar Ends relief E matting squares ahd smallwrgfes and oil , As 8' Cutwr "fd Finer Our Mr’ slxtu' ucndh-

Tha Modem Fnundm' ' in the meantime the oiiice of Elder in § here. . \ E cloths arrived at Paton's Saturday. 7 li ll! U16 Lower Provinces. '

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moved to Charlottetown he held a like _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are the finest collection of cloths ever placed on the Deli*

Boots, “Solid” Amherst

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sure cf being suited

WORLD. They are tres ss sane, during the l0yesrsii`;\UlUehvO factory results. Oar moss PQUSWVO quantities every yearwith psyiq

bl to all all ‘ln with of vialisst and are th;NC?I;1\PE.:I‘ F\R'l‘ILI2l@

“The World's best by every test.” ‘