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482 St. Catherine St. E., Montreal. "For three years, I was a terrible llqfinr from Indigestion, comic-M Head» idle; and Corutiprlfiola I tOOlK VIAIlOUS medicines for tlle trouble but nothing loomed lo do me any good. v Then, a friend advised me to try ‘Flliivd-tii/CJ’. Now I sln free of Indigestion and Headaches, the Constipation is cured, and I have gained considerable weight; and my general health is fine. _ ‘Fruit-u-livcefiaagrand medicine‘ ' and I cannot llay enough in its favor." ALFRED DUBOISSEAU. ‘Frult-a-tlvea‘ are made from fruit Juices and valuable bales-and are pleasant to take, thoir action being gentle and mild, yet aivuya most aflootive. 50c. a box,fl for $2.50,trialsi:e 75o. At all dealer: or sent postpaui by Fruits-tires limited, Ottawa, Ont.

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John Clark of Broukville, b. ll crowds a story of grout sufTv

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" was tormented br-ynnd words. l could not slccp. You could not put u pi on my whole body. l triv-ti several doctors. Tin-y lurid if was scrofula. Three dollar iluttlcs of 1).U.l). is all I used. l havo

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Edcll wvok we lll-o sl-lvctlnil flit-I- tcr. from some Canadian suffelwr to allow what can be dune to itching. burning skill dlflcuac by tho ttlvltl". purifying liquid wash. 11.11.11. » Strip tlnlt ltrll tulllly. You arc llot asked to um- l).ll,il_ for wl-oks twinn- you receive results. if you don't got relief IFllIYTlllt‘ vt-ry lll-m. llilllli‘ \\'L‘ hgnd your, mom-y bark, $1.00 u lmt- tl‘e.='l‘ry D.D.D. Soap. too.

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This will often liringqulclt relief froln the dlstrr-uslnl: heard noises. (‘Jagged nostrils will opcn, hrs-tithing l-r-oolnv easy and tln- lllui-us atop drop- ping into the throat. it is easy to pri-purc, costs llttlv. gml 1.; pIl-aslint to tnkv. Ally- one who has Lfutarrllnl trou- ble of the cars, is hurd of hearing or has head noises. lhoulil glvc this prescription

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THURSDAY

A very sudden death occurred in this cily about 9 o'clock yester- day morning at the residence of Mr. Eris McLean, 95 Sydney St. Mrs. Artemas Clow, of North Wilt- ahlre, who had been visiting her daughter, ‘Mrs. McLean, was in the act of washing herself when she suddenly expired. Her daughter had just received a letter and was golngupstairs to tell her mother something of its contemts. When she got to the door-she found it hard to open and‘ on gaining eu- trance ivas shocked to flnd the pro lltrate form of her mother on the. floor lying partly against the door. With the assistance of another per- son she was lifted onto a sofa. A physician was summoned immed- iately and upon his arrival soon after pronounced the woman dead. Heart diaease was the cause of death.

Tile and affair is deeply regrett- ed and lnucll sympathy is felt for those bereaved. Deceased was 59 Years of age.

A meeting of the Prince Edward island Branch of the Canadian Navy League was held yesterday af ternoun in the Home on the Es- planade, lll the absence of Chief Justice Mathleson, President,‘ the chair was occupied by Dr. W. J. McMillan, 1st Vice President with whom were present Messrs Percy Pope, W. F. Tldllillfsllyfl, M, Van Bllslilrk. Canon Simpson, Reginald Altken, G. J. McCorln-ac. A. E. Morrison. J. E. Bell, S. F. Hodg- 50". Mid J. O. Hyndllllm.

Mr. Vaniiuskirk, chairman of the Finance Committee made a attainment respecting the same and Mr. 'l‘illlnarsh, representing the Boys‘ Naval Brldrlge and the Edu- cational Vomllllttee, gave a lengthy report 0n these branches of the work. He reported that the Conl- lnlliee hall purchased 200 yards of bllw serge to equip the boys of the brigade with sllllil which will be provided ill. an early dale. He also pointed out the difficulty attend- ing the purchase of suitable rifles. A! llresent hB-is in communication with military departments in Eng- land wlill a view to purchasing tho necessary supply of rifles.

Mr, Percy iPope, chairman of the House Committee tabled his estlnlates for the ensuing yuan

The chairmen of the several com nllilccs were requested to appoint their colmulttees for the current. year whereupon Mr. Tidmarsh an- nounced the following committee representing the Boys Brigade and Educational Brnnch:-C0l, 11. H. Campbell, Reginald Aiiken, S. F‘. i-Nlilgson and A. E. Morrison. The other committees will be named at the next afternoon meeting.

The fifty-ninth annual ‘meeting of the Gnnd Lodge of Prince Ed- ward island opened in the new lodge rooms of Boyne Lodge, Cam- vron Block, Charlottetown, yester- ildy afternoon. There was a large attendance representatives from all the island lodges being present.

Grand Master G. D, Wright pre- sided. .- 1 4

The Lodge opened with Scarlet Degree.

The reports of the Grand Master, the Treasurer. the ‘Manager of the Orphanage and the Ladies Aid were submitted and were all very encouraging.

Grand Master's Report.

'l‘hc Grand Master in his report emphasized. the need of a new or; phanage. He said that if the nec- essary machinery was put in op- eration that in two years an or- phanage that. they might be proud of will he a reality. At present the Grand Lodge has funds in the bank amounting to $2,600 for a new orphanage.

The report also made reference in the death of the lamented Brot- her Rev. Daniel McLean by whose renlovul from life's activities the province had sustained an irrepar- zlbla loss. He was one of the main pillars of the organization and lb could irui he said of him that he was fflllllfylll unto death.

Grand Secretary‘. Report.

The Grand Secretary. reported one new lodge organized during the year, one lodge reorganized and an other organized after the close of the year. He also made fitting ref- erence to the great loss ille Lodge had sustained by the death 0f Rev _D. McLean. Professor‘ Hurst silil continues to do good work in the school at the orphanage. At pres- ent there are 24 children in nt- tendance.

The Orphanage Manager's Report.

The Manager or the orphanage reported that there were thirty four children in the Home. Twenty one have been taken out by par- cuts or guardians and one died. This number with ibe stuff has nec- essitated the issuing of 13,860 days rations or 41.580 meals in the last year, This divided into the total expenditure as shown by books. give-s n cash malntainance cost of slightly over 33c per head per day. Some of the main purchases were

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meat, $207.67. groceries, 1387.97, flour, 3657,39.

Produce sold mounted to $1027.- 07, Produce not yet consumed is worth $1,356; consumed at home, $847.60 worth of milk ,eggs, beat flour and potatoes. This gives a total farm production of $3316.10. The specialty of the farm la milk production. The scales reveal that there was produced on the farm t8,410 pounds being 2,200 pounds more than last year.

The Ladies Orange Benevolent Association supplied excellent sup- pers at 6 ma 11 o'clock.

FRIDAY ICE BREAKING UP.-1t is re- ported from lSt. Peter's island that the ice is all gone off the bar and that seldom before has it disap- peared so quickly.

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for Bruce Stewart ang -(‘o., Lid, which was columenccd late last. Autumn.

-—POTATOE\$ HAVE SOARED up to $1.90 per bushel. This being the price paid by Sullmlerside lucr- chants today. Tile farmers have taken advantage of this price and pOilIlOES are being taken in in ab- undancc.

PROCLAMATION. — An extra- ordinary lssue of the Canada Gazette contains the proclamation of Rt. Hon. Sir Louis H. Davies. P. C... K, C. M. G., K. G., Chief Justice of (Zanada, as Administra- tor of the Government during the uibsenco of His Excellency tho Duke uf Devuushlre, Govenor Gen- eral cf (Iallada. »

TO HELP ORPHANAGE-The Ladies of Mount Stewart have fol-med n Ladies Aid on behalf of the Orphanage near Charlottetown The following being the officials: President, Mrs. R. Clark; Treasur-

er, Mrs. lRev.) M. Brodie; Sec- retary, Mrs. S, Daniel. HERE 0N VlSlT--Mr. Herbert

W. ‘Embrec, of Port Hawkcs-bury. N. 8., is visiting his 3151.91‘, Mrs. G. A. Birch, of this city. Mr. Enl- bree is n son of (faptain Elubrce. n. sea captain who is very well known ‘at this port. Tllls-lh Mr. Embreds first visit to Charlotte- town ln ten years“ flince that time he served a couple of years in France. He leaves on return to 111.: home on Saturday’.

WEDDING BELLS. - A very quiet but pretty wedding took place on March 15th, at the home of Mrs. Sarah l". Leard, 10 Melrose St., Arlington, Mass" when her daughter, Hilda Roberta Helen. was united in marriage to Richard Parks Gibbon, 0f Charlotte, North Carolina. After spending n -few days with friends Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon, left for Charlotte, North Carolina, where they will reside in the future. The bride is a (laught- er of the late Charles A, Lezlrd, of Crapaull, l", E. 1., Canada.

Another sad death occurred at Riverdale on Friday the 19th when Mr. Peter McFadyen after ii linger- ing illness passed peacefully to rest. Mr. lilcFaclyen was unlllarrl- ed, a merchant by profession, of a kind and lovable nature and leaves to mourn their loss an aged moth- er and several brothers and sisters A man of 58 years. The funeral took place Saturday the 20th from the home of his brother attended by Rev. W. A. Wood, interment was made at St. Catherine's ceme- tery. finding his Master sufficient death as he had been in llfc.

WEDDING BELLS.—At the Re- vere Hotel, Charlottetown on March 24th Mr. J. P. McLeod, Valley- fleld and Miss Annie J. Bince were united in marriage, Dr. McEwen of Orwell officiating. Mr. McLeod is a young enterprising farmer of Valleyfleld, a man of flue charac- ter one who saw service overseas and is highly respected hy all who knnw him, Miss Bince is n daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bince of Vulleyfleld, a nurse by profession and a young lady of splendid qual- ities, popular and capable. This young couple go to home making under vc-ry auspicious conditions and their lually friends predict for thorn a~most happy Journey through life.

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ISLANDER lLL.—Mr. 1.. W. Gill, (Yanadian Director of 'l‘echni- cal Education, nnd a native of fills Province is ill in the hospital ill St. John, N. 13., where he nu.) gone to attend a (ronfcrcnca in re- ference to the Dominion-grant for vocational work in New Brunswick.

AN ISLAND lNVENTOR.—Mr. l). Pf McRae, is visiting his old home in Pownal after ten years residence in Saskatchewan, where he has been engaged lll ranching. Mr. ‘MuRae who is a brother of Mzllnr ll‘. ll, McRuc is also a vet- eran of thc-jStulth Alfriczul and European wars and after the close of the Boer war lived for eight years in South Africa where he joined the Mounted COllSiliblllilfy. Mr, McRae is possessed of inven- tive genius rind ills latest invention is a new kind of gasoline engine which is constructed on the rotary principle and is quite n departure from the ilrdinury engine. Mr. Mc- Ran is having his plans patented lll England, and expects-l lo leave for that country shortly in cun- nceiion with tho plans. llu will spend about lwu weeks on tho ls- land,

BELLEVUE NOTES-Mr. D. 1-1. McPherson, has purchased from Mr. Daniel McDonald his fnrm of 170 acres. Ml‘. Nlc-Pherson is to be, congratulated on securing flllffll Valli. able propertyfiiMr, Hugh McPher- son has secured the contract. 0i‘ sawing the lumber lfor the new lllanse to be Ibullt in_ Valleyfield this summer.—Mr. D. A. McPher- son, null Mr. J. S. ,\lcf’hve are doing good work with their gaso- llnc sawing nllifli. They certainly make lllc blocks ily.-—Mr. J. A._ McPherson is doing n rushing busl ness lll the woods this winter.— .\1r, Malcolmdloilherson hml the misfortune to have a large purl of llig mill pond Cllflfflil away by the recent freshctw-Bellevue school has been favored with good teach ers in the past, our present teach- er Miss Mary Bruce is no cxccp-_ lion to the rule. She is an expert‘

in the teaching profession.

KINDLY REMEMBERED. —- On the evening of lilllroh the first the choir of tho Princetown Methodist church nnd their friends gathered at the bonlc of Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelson Kent to spend a social evening with their daughter, Mrs. Chester Smith, (nee Miss Sadie Kent) who has taken up her residence in ‘Wheatlpy River. During the ev-

,enlng Mrs. Smith, who has been n‘ Ho went peacefully to rent|

faithful member of thc choir for the pas: three years nnd will be much missed by them, was pro senrell ‘with n suitable gift. Mrs. Smith although taken by surprise, thanked her friends im- rhelr mm}. nests. The evening was spent, in music and conversation, lvir. Kent favouring the company with sev- eral solos accompanied by the violin, which was numb appreciat- cll by zlfl. ‘After a dainty supper was served and all wishing Mr. and Mrs. Snliill lilllCll happiness in their ncxvly mn-rrlcd life, they llPinlrletl or their homes feeling "WY 1mg spent, a very pleasant ev. enlug.

SUNDAV SCHOOL CONVENT- lON.—Thc annual convention of the lSoutll King's District Sunday School Association was hell] m; Wednesday March 17th, in the Mur my River Presbyterian Church. There were two session» afternoon and evening. The afternoomsr-ss- ion opened with dnvoiionul excr- nines led by Mr. R. (I, Sliicnlus District Secretary, Y. M. C. A. Th.- offlcors or‘ the past year gllvv full reports of the past years work, showing that ln the district there are 19 Sunday School-a, 95 teachers 658 pupils. The financial reports showed a balance on band of $42.- 38. The following officers were cle~ ctr-d for the ensuing year. Pres- ident—Mr, Oswald Graham, (‘nm- brltlge (re-elected) Vice-President —Mr. D. A. Hnrloll, Murray 11hr- bnr. 2nd Vice-Presidenh-Mr. Ed-

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gall‘ G. Glddlngs, Ablley, Secretary 'l‘ri~asurer—-Mr. M. A. MacNeill, Little Sands, ire-elected.) Elelllcn-l try SuperlntendeutgMiss Edith Hugh, Murray lllifllifl‘. Secondary Supt.—-*Mr. '1‘. W. (look, Murray River Adult Supt.-—-Mr. D. MncN. Smith. Little ‘Sands; Administrat- ion Supt.—-—Mr. Horace White, Mur~ ray Harbor; Education Supt.— Rev, J, C, Peacock, Murray River; Auditors Messrs. D A. MacLend and T. W. Cook. A resolution ex- pressing sympathy with Rev. W. H. Sweet lll bis illness was D393‘ cd, also :1 resolution expressing-ap- preciation of the work of ‘both Mr. Sweet and Mr. Sutherland the latter gentleman having served ior two and a half years as secre- tary treasurer of the district. and who lately rclnuvctl to Chlpnlan, N. B. At the evening session Strung ploquvnt and inspiring ad- dresses on Sunday’ 5910i" ‘Turk wins delivered by Rev- E. S. Week!‘ and Mr. R. C. Sldelllus, who kllld- _ly accepted lilo invitation 0i‘ the iQlu-cutlvc to be DTP-V")!- Qwhlg t" lilo llllil condition oi roads the number oi’ 110101111108 1ll‘*‘3*"'l- “H?” not us hlrgvlls furlllvfl)’-ilillt’l'wl>“ tho convention was a BllWlldm success.

A very sud .‘.:r.!1l occurred at (‘unm- (‘ovvq P. E. 1., earl)’ sail"? illiy nlorning wbcn Mr. John Mc- Fayricn succumbed to a very Selle?“ attack of bronchial pneumonia, fol- lowing influenza. Mr. MCFIIYdB" was only sick a very few daYB "l"! his death came nil fl Blelfl Bhuck in his family and community. lie iogeiher with his brother had built up a UlTlVlDg lltilc business in cnr~ rlzlgo and sleigh manufacture. l-Ie was always honest in business, a mun of great Christian zeal, Gilli‘! prising in naturemlnd possessed of p11 the qualities that g0 lo make u citizen of BlGTlIITg character. ' He leaves to mourn their loss a widow (n (laughter of Mr. N, McKenzie. oi‘ Canoe’ Cove) lifitl ten children. the youngest only seven months nlll, also an aged mother, two sist- ers one iii (‘anoc Cove and Mrs. Boyce, oi‘ New lliwen and n. broth- er Neil, oi‘ Canoe Cove. Mr. Mc- Fadyen was very widely known lhrourzhuilt the province and his many friends wish to express ihclr deepest sympathy tu the wife. children and fulllily who have ‘lost, n very dear husband, father nnd brother.

The iunerlli was heldult his ho e on Monday, the 22nd, l1 icrge procession attended the remains.

interim-m wns made at. Argyle (lclnell-ryi Michael Owen Muilln died at

Kensington on Sniurdayylvlnrch 20. He hull indured nn illness of about nlnc weeks, illlil although every~ thing human was done to prolong life, still death prevailed. Ho was born in Chnrotfeiown, July 14th, 1869, hence luld attained his 51st, your. Al. the Zlgf‘. of seven his parents scattlcd m1 the present hnlllcslelld, where he lived con- tinuously until death.

1n 1915 he married Mary Ellan Muriagh and the living issue of the lullrriage is a son, now three years old. Left to mourn are his widow and son, and the sisters. Mrs, 'l‘ll0lllns Smith, Middleton; Mrs. Michael l-l. McCabe, nnd Mrs. John Roberts" Kinkorn, Mrs.

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J . J‘. Kithrldge, New York, Annie and Mrs. S. E. McRae. Los Ange- les, California, illilla Edith. Bolton, Mass" Miss Susie and MrlnTholn- as German‘, Konslhgton. The fune- ral was held on ‘Monday mornlnl. He was buried at St. Mary's, Indian River . The pail bearers were: James Brahnm, H. Dunplly, J. T. Mullin, Leonard Sheen, Walter Mc- Court, 311g Emmett Clow.

Rev. ‘Mgr. D. J. Glllls, P. P.

, sang a high Mass of Requiem and

preformed the services at the. grave.

Michnol Mullln was a man that lived a quiet industrious and use- ful lite. He was seldom found ab- sent from the sphere of the do- mestic circle, where his general companionship made home life cheerful. His first care was the performance of duty which ad- mitted of little diversion.

His SOITOWIIIg friends will fully cherish ills memory. Requlescat in Puce.—Y. ,

'A sad gloom of sorrow was cast over the collvnlunllty 0f Black Bush on March 2nd when word was rec- (‘ll/Pd by MrsJarvls Heuucssey that her sister Miss Delia ‘McLean died ill Boston. Mal-m, (lropsy being the cause 0f d(ii\lhn' Miss McLean who was the second youngest dau- ghter of the late James H. McLean of Black Bush wlln predeceased her on the 6th of December Just, Will-i lll the 27th year of her age. Miss life-Lean was loved and cherished

iby all who knew her. She left home nibout lrTtle years ago for lhlston. 'l‘llree months ago she

contracted the (lrellll dlscaso which caused her dcrlih on February 29th. All 11mg luclllcal skill and loving care could do was in va|.',rl for Gull thought best and fortified by the last rites of the (‘athallc Church of which she was a devout member her soul took flight to Him who gave it. Shrflbnre her slcknoss pai~ lently. ‘She llus_lcfl u grand record of i1 well spent life during which hor close communion with God and his eternal spirit gave her splrli~ ual strength to boar patiently- and lrustingly the sufferings of her lust illness. ller soul rests lll the bus- om of God. She leaves to mourn three sisters nanlely Kzltc Ann nf Now Yurk; Mrs. Dutlphy of Bos< toll; Mrs. llcnllessey on the old homestead at Black Bush. The funeral was hell! on March 3rd and was largely attended by many ls- land friends. lilessrs Frank Vil- lard, Dales Villard, Bernard Dun- phy, Willie Dunphy were the pall- lJOiIFS who tenderly colllllllttcd in the lncllltl‘ earth in Holy Cross Cemetery Maiden. all that was mortal of poor Della, c“. r-i in uw- alt that great resurrection. 11.1.1’.