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+H4+w MONDAY

The Minto arrived in GeorZ'¢¢»0W'“

Saturday afternoon at twelve forty- sve and the special 1° the “W “' yivgq at two forty. The Earl Grey q,°¢kqd~at,Ptctou at nine fortY‘5"°-

_wggtley Lyle arrived in Sunlner-

sm, gaeuyday with the remains of me yife who died in the _hospital at 9|-05°, Maine, on the 13th inst. Mrs. Lyle had been in her usual glilod \|¢g,]¢h up to a few days before er death. She was taken with aI!P@¥\‘-li* citis and went to the h0,BPi¢B1- Where an operation was P9l`f°f`m°d~ She did not recover from the shockhto her system and P85395 “W” '“" ‘“ a few hours. She leaves tW0 YU““g ¢\,i1d|-gn, one an infant, ten months

old. -

The Cardigan Teachers' Institute

its second meeting in the 5°h°°1‘ at that place on TuesdaY._ Feb. dl5. The president, M. Francis, an a number of teachers were Present. AZ' rieuitum sud peumensluv were 011: chief subjects under discussion. was decided to discuss the best- U10- thods of teaching sPelli¥\B.`g@0E\”°' phy, and other subjects. at the 1191'- meeting which is to be held in the school at Cardigan on Feb. 22nd, at 10 'clock p. ~m. All the members are reqiieated to attend.

-The citizens of U'Lt‘Bl‘F Were greatly pleased with the success of the raid on the preniises of Malcolm McPherson, 0'Leary, some time ago. which resulted in a convicfwn OD Wednesday last. This is the place where the “tin can business" has been located since the operator was burned out in Elmsdale. There were two other Prohibition cases before Btip. Wright the same daY'“0l‘9 against Harry Diamond, the' other against Albert Crosby, 0'Leary, The case against Diamond was dismissed. The interest taken in the cases was shown by the number of citizens that filled O'Leary Hall during the ses- sion which lasted all day~

_.A telegram was rqreived on Sat-

urday by James A. McNeill, )t.P.P., Summerside, from D. McDonald, an- nouncing the sad news of the sudden death of his uncle, Daniel McDonald, St. John, N. B., a few days ago. Mr. McDonald was in good health up to the time of his death, which_oc- curred suddenly - while attending mass. He leaves to mourn two sons and three. daughters. Mr. McDonald was a native of this Province. Born at North Bedeque forty years ago, he took up his residence in St. Jonn, where he was well and favorably known. I-le was a brother -of the late Angus McDonald, North Beds- que. "Ronald McDonald, Sherbrooke, and Mrs. Hugh Mclntyre, Claremont, are the onlv surviving members of that large family. ~

-The twice postponed annual meet-

ing of the Cardigan Farmer’s Insti- tute, was held in Cardigan on Tuesday February fifteen- th. After tho usual routine business had been disposed of the matter of procuring seed came up for discuss- ion and it was decided to order what seeds the Institute ordered from Wil- liam Rennie. As the season was al- ready advanced it was thought best to close the order by February 23rd. The Standard proposed by the Com- missioners of Agriculture for grading Seed Oats was also discussed and very favorably commented on. The following resolution was then moved by Roy. W. Bulpitt seconded by John G. Scrimgeour and carried unani- mously; "Resolved, that we, the members of the Cardigan Farmer’s` Institute, respectfully urge the Leg- islature to so amend the Agricultur- al act relating to Institutes as to allow nf the formation of a Provin. cial Institute which might be attend- ed by delegates of the different In- stitutes of the Province." The inset- ing then adjourned.

Proof That No

0ne Can Doubt

'I`lmt Do<.i<l`s Kidney Pills Al ys Cuic Rheumausm.

Conclusivc Evidence Given by Dur-

ham Brown, 'of Brantford, 0nt.~ How and Why the Cure is Effected.

BR.-\.NTEORD,. Ont., Feb. 25.-

(Bpecial).-'That Rheumatism is caus- ed by diseased Kidneys and that Dodd's Kidney Pills cure both tne sick iKidneys and tha Rheu atistns is again proved in the case ofnliflr. Dur- ham Brown, of No. 2 Spring Street, this city.

"I _was troubled with backache and

other well-known symptoms of Kid- ney Disease," Mr. Brown states. "I also auilered from rheumatism in my right side and hip to the extent that I was always while at work in agon- izing pain.

"After taking one box of Dodd’s

Plldney Pills I found an improvement and after taking six boxes I found both my Kidney Disease and Rheu- matism entirely cured."

Mr. Brown is only one of many

cases in which it has been proven be- yond a doubt that the natural way to cure Rheumatism is to remove the cause. The cause of Rheumatism is uric acid in the blood which crystal- flees all the muscles and joints. Well kidneys strain _the uric acid out of the blood. Dodd's Kidney Pills make well Kidneys. '1‘hat's why Dodd'a Kidney Pills always cure Rheumatiam. I ‘

-On Saturday, Feb. 5th the Meth-

odist circuit steward, H. R. Bakyr \e__.__4._ ____.x_. ._ _ ._ 1

At the Police Court. in this city Saturday, a prohibition case again- 'st Michael Burka, City, for first of- fence was heard and resulted in the dismissal of the defendant. A case against Robert Wood; City. 011 lil- other prohibltioii charge (lst olenml was adjourned until Saturday next. A conviction was secured against Isaac Brown, Cherry Valley, in the

,County Court, for first offence and

he was fined $100 0’ "hw" ‘”°l.1'-l?5-

A pleasant evening was spent. at

the Port Hood, Methodist Parson- age on Thursday. F°b- 3rd. when Y-\1° Ladies' Aid met at the invitation of Mrs Blesadeli. During the evenins Mrs A. J. Withers gave a short ad- dress and prdsented Mrs Frank ’Duchi-. min with a purse of money from members of the C-oD§\'°ZHf~i0“ thank' ing her for her services as Organist and Choir Leader while stuying with her parents Rev and Mrs Blesedell. Mrs Duchemin was very much _sur- prised. She thanked them and HBR- ,,,1 the pastor oo speak for ber. Every. one was thankful to see the P5510? recovering from his recent illness. - Wesleyan. Mrs Duche'min's husband is a son of Alfred and Mrs Duchemin Longworth Avenun.

A team of nine men from this city

enjoyéd a rifle match with a team from Pownal and Bellevue clubs on Saturday afternoon on the l>0P\l1B\' range of J. H. Judson, Alexandria. This match was at 200 yards, ten shots on score. ,Some splendid scores were mafle on both sides but the country team won out in the ag- gregate. Two scratch matches were also.fired and both were closely con- tested. Victory in one of them was gained -only in consequence of the phenomenal shooting of a city drug- gist. The canny Scot was promptly' bounced by his comrades on the team The leading prize was won by E. Mclnnis, after being hard pressed by A. Kennedy. For a first class after- noon's sport Judson’s range is un- rivalled.

...On the 14th inst, Montague Lod-

ge, No, 111, I. O. G. T. was re-or- gauized by the G. C T Edward Bulpitt, Il(-seneath. A good staff of officers has been elected, and it is hoped that a bright future lies be- fore it. The officers are as follows:- L. D.-Rev E. A. McPhee; P. C. T.-- D. L. McKinnon; C. T.-Preston Campbell; V. T.-Willard Lemon; Sccty.-D. R. Fraser, M. D.; A.Secty. -Win L. Mellish; Fin. Secty.-Car- man Wightnzan; Treas.-Rev. F. A. Wightman; Chap.-Rev A. B. Wade`, Mar.-George Stewart, D. M.-Ewart Wightmnn; Guard - Dan. S. Ste\vart;S ent.-Windsor Campbell; S. J. W.-D. L. McKinnon.

...Notwithstanding the snow storm

of the night of Feb lst one of the most enjoyable of evenings was spent, at the home of William White, Mur- ray Harbor, the occasion being the celebration of the seventy'-fifth birth- day of the host. A feature of the eveningwas the leading of the danc- ing by Mrs W. Clow and Martin Lan- igan and William and Mrs White, these two couples stepped off a jig. Each party is near the seventy year mark. Dancing was continued until late ir. the evening and after this rc- ireshments were servcd. Thi.; was followed by a .number of very cntcr- taining songs, among those who fav- ored tlie company with selections were: Mrs W. Henderson.. Katherine Clow and B. Henderson.

At ii' special meeting of Court Gar-

den island, C. o. F., me iierbermiie following lcttcr of sympathy was passnfl signed by James Mcilalliim and Christopher i\lcLca|-i and ordered to he presented to Brother R. Percy Mutch and family. Whereas it has pleased tha Ruler of the universe to call to Himself your beloved wife and the mothcrof your three little children. Resolved that we your Brethren of Court Garden Island C. 0. F., beg leave to extend to you our heartfelt sympathy in your sore bereavement. We are all well aware that during the four years of her ill- ness all that a devoted and loving husband could do, was done by you. Experienced physicians and attentive uurszs endeavored to relieve her auf- fering. 'out could not preserve ~ her life. “The issues from death are with God," and He saw fit in His wisdom to refuovr. her from a world of sui- fering tn a placc where there ia nei- ther sorrow nor crying, where there is no suffering, and nothing to dis- turb or annoy. It will cnrtainly aid ,you in carrying the burden of your ‘sorrow to think how patiently suffer- ling was born by your beloved part- ner. To you and your little family we extend our deepest sympathy ‘but freely acknowledge that it ca/nnot heal the wounds that have been made in your hearts. Thar. can only be ac- complished by Him who came to bind up the broken hearted to give the oil of joy for mourning and 'thc garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness. He who knows all the sorrows through which I-Its people have tr. pass, have told us in His word tc cast our burdens upon the Lord and he will sus't.a‘in.ua. Miay :you experience the truthfullncss of this statement in your own life." (Pat. please coPy.,_

TUEESDAY

The trustees of the Rhodes Scholar-

ships have elected D. C. T-"‘""ie of Cape Traverse as Rhodes Scholar for 1910. Mr Harvie. is a graduate of Prince of Wales Colleen and is now on his third year in Dalhousie.

--Two Prohibition cases were up

for hearing before Stipendiary Wright on the tenth inst, one against Bernard DesRoches and the other against Thenphllus Gaudet, both of Mlscouche. These cases were dismis- sed.

An attempt at robbery which took

Dlece one afternoon recently at the P...E. I Railway has been a matter of discussion lately. A certain party who was going east had laid his val- ise which contained goods of con- siderable value, near his feet. Just

The Bari Grey arrived in this port

met considerable ice on the way ov- yesterday morning at eleven ten. She er. She brought tive carsof mixed freight, 250 pails' ol lard, one hund- red bags _of mail and seven passen- gers.

-A very sad and unexpected death took place at Carleton a few days ago, when the wife of Oswald Low- `ther was called away after an ill- ness of only B few hours, at the age of 23 years. Mrs Lowther was a. daughter of Thomas and Mrs Mc- Bride, Carleton, and was only mar- ried a fqw months.

-Charles E. Macdonald, Charlotte-

town, brother of the late James Mc- Donald, V. S9, Summerslde, has de- cided to take up the drug business lately carried on by the late doctor. They are now advertising for a druggist and will be ready for busi- ness in a short time. Mr. .McDonald is a young man, well and most fav- ourably known, whose business ven- ture will undoubtedly be attended with success.

A co::‘csj:ondent from a reriain section cf Queen’s Co, writes: l am iufm- neu on good authority mu: a \'°*.v ¢l\~:il'~.r was recently askrd to if-uchase the skins of t.\'~i foxes whini we-rr killed by poison.” 'if-is rei>or'. ;~ being carefully looked int; bv si-:im lovers of clean and manly -mort; an-l should it prove to ue tri 1- thr; of.'cndin»_: party should he -:au tiC>n‘.--i thu? a repetition of this of- fence might result in having the imit- ter placed in the authorities' l°unds. The law of the province provides a severe punishment in cases of this

...At her home, Coraville, on Sat-

urday, January 29th, there passed from earth to eternity the soul of a pious Chrisf'.an woman in the per- son of Mrs. John Macauly in the 94th year of her age. She was much beloved and respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintanceon account of her many excellent quali- ties of mind and heart. Always on the side of virtue, a kind and oblig- ing neighbor, a loving wife and mother, a worthy member of the Catholic Church, she gave an ex= ample worthy of imitablon, Her re- mains were followed to St. Peters' Church by a large concourse of peo- ple. She leaves to mourn, three sons and one daughter-Daniel, at home; Mrs. John Kehoe, of Georgetown; John James, of Boston; also thirty three grand-children and ten ,great grand-children. to mourn their loss.

...Russel McDonald of Commercial "moss, received s telegram on Sat- urday evening from his brother George announcing the death of his brother, Dr John McDonald, Bos- ton, on Friday. Remains left Mon- day night at 7 c'clock for this pro- vince. No particulars.

' ...The carnival held at Montague

Rink Thursday night, Feb. 17th, was pulled off very successfully. There was a large,crowd in atte.nda_n.ce,_ both on the' promenade as well as ,on the ice. There were about 75 in costume. The flrsu prize in the la- dies’ costumes was awarded to Miss Elva L. Stewart, Mexican Trouba- dour. First prize in the gentirmen was awarded to 'l". Gordon Ives, Mexican Trouhadour. 'Those worthy of special mnntion were: Ladies, Mrs. Louis A. Burke-, Cinderella, Miss Sa- die liiI‘Dunald, Queen Elinor; Miss Lucy Wickwirc, Fairy, and Mrs. Isaac lvcs, Niglrt. There was alsoaprize given to the chil<lrr`.'i, Miss Mary Mc- Intyre getting first, as Blue Bell, and Burton McLaren first in the boys, as Prince Charming. Honornfblo mention: li/Ass Irene McGregor, Nig-hi; Miss Lucy ~McLaren, Fairy; Willie Mclntyre, Sailor Boy; Wilbur Mc- Inren, Santa Claus. Others in cos- tume were: Mrs. J. I-I. McLean, Queen of Hearts, Mrs. J. P. Crock- ett, Snowflake; Mrs. (Dr.) J.D. Mc- intyre, Good Luck; Mrs. (Dr.) A.E. Smith, Just As I Am; May Bell, Queen Iphigenia; Clarindla McDonald, Prairie Flower; Millicent Campbell, Spanish Dancer; Lillian Moore, Hock- eyist'; Francis Collins, Queen of Hearts; Ella Collins, Union Jack; Myria McKeggan, Hockeyist; Lillian McDonald, Catherine Wright, Gall-o-_ way Fishing Girls; Winnie Campbell, Bella, Willard Spencer, L. H. Coffin, Suowshocrs; Everett Rhude, King of Diamonds. `

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Chest fnliimmation.

Sufiercd From a Heavy Cold, Pleurtic Pains in Side-Con-

" stant Coughing.

“NERV|LlNE" CURED QUICKLY

Anyone that 'goes through all that I suffered last winter will ap- preciate the value of a remedy that cures like Nerviline cured me."'l`hese are the opening words of the solemn declaration of E. P. Von Hayden,thc well-known violinist of Middleton. '*l\iy work kept me out late at night, and playing in cold drafty places brought on a‘ severe cold that set- tied on my ches.l had a harsh racking cough and severe _ pains darted through my side and settled in my shoulders. l used dif'f`crcnt iinimcnta, buiuonc broke up myrold till l used Nerviline. I rub- bcd~it on my neck,

chest and shoulders, morning and night. and all the pain disappeared. Realizing that such a heavy cold had Nm down my`eystem, I took Ferro- zone at meals, and was completely built up 'end strengthened. Since using Nervilfne I have no more colds or nlvurlsy. and enicy perfect health."

It's because Nerviline contains the

purest and most healing essences ami medicinal principles, because it has the power of sinking through the

ERVILINE CUFES CHEST C0l.DS

rieulture for New Brunswick, will be present at the Provincial Seed Fair which is to be holdin Summerslde, March 9, 10, and 11. Watch for the program and see when he is to speak. ,

-It is expected that the Silver

Cup, donated by H. J. Cundall, for the best loaf of home-made white bread at the Provincial Household Science Fair at Sum-merside, March 9. 10, and llth will bring out very strong competition. All should help’ by spending their entries in early.

At the Police Court in this City

yesterday morning three drunks ap- peared before the Stipendiary Magis- trate. John A. McDonald, a native of Nova Scotia, was dned four dol- lars or dfteen days, John Flynn,was fined ten dollars or thirty days and Hugh MeCarron got four dollars or fifteen days.

Alfred C. Lawson of Elkhorn,Man., who_has been on a two months visit to his old home in Stanhope rcturn- ed recently to resume his duties as teacher. ‘Mr Lawson intends starting a hardware business shortly and no doubt will meet with much success in nts new undertaking. The above is`a brother to H. A. Lawson one of the Province's fastest marathon runners and general athlete.

-Much sympathy is expressed for

D. M. and Mrs Waugh, Siimmerside, who are almost heart broken over the death of their only son`and child Henry, which occurred yesterday about 10 a.m., after an illness ` of only about 36 hours of diabetes. He had been slightly ill for a. few days last week but had quite recovered and was able to be out. On Saturday |evening he became violently sick and 'notwithstanding the best of medical treatment he continued to fail till ,the end _cax:qe. He was in the 1\;th ,year of his age and was always a ,hellll-ily. strong lad, above the aver- .age in weight and no finer specimen of young m_anhood could be found in the Province. During the past year he assisted his father in the gro- €\H'Y_business and was very attentive to his duties. Courteous and obliging he_was a general favorite with all his youthful companions as well as with all with whomfhe came in con- tact and his death will be deeply (lamented.

, WEDNESDAY

I -Dealers in Alperton yesterday were paying lzfc .u lb for buttrir, 18c a doz for eggs, white oats 38c, a bus black oats 39c a bus, pork ill to 9; hides Scents a lb, loose hay $3 9, ton and pressed per ton $10.

1'-Dealers in Summcrside yesterday were paying twenty-five cents a. bus for potatoesy twenty-five cents a dozen for e gs, four lift a ton for

Donald, Boston, son of Michael Mc- Donald, Whim Rodd Cross, was re- ceived a day or so ago. The body ar- rlvedf by the Minto yesterday after- noon.

-v'l‘he many, friends of John Muir- head sr, Summerside, and formerly or 'rryun wifi ue sorry to near that he has passed away his death took place last -night about nine p.m., af- ter a protracted illness.

-The death took place yesterday

morning at the home of his fsiliier, Joseph Mallett, Suir-ruerside, of James fMalletf4 at the axe cf 36 years, after a. protracted illness of; tuberculosis. Besides his ‘father he leaves to mourn one sister, Miss Grace at home and one anoiliier, .la- coii ar. Ives' Point. The funeral will take place today at 2.30 p. m.

The death occurred in Dorchester

Mass., of Edison W. Dawson, eldest son of the late W. E. Dawson, City. The news was received yesterday by a.wire to Dr. S. R. Jenkins. Mrs James E. Grant, City, is a sisterof the deceased. A later telegram re- ceived by the Guardi‘an last night stated that the deceased cmiic to his death presumably of heart fuilurc. he having dropped dead while run- ning tu catch a train. Further par- ticulars were unavailable.

‘A telegram received at Emerald yesterday afternoon, from B;rlin, N. H., announces 'the death in the Hos- pital there of Allred McKenna, son of the late James M.':Kenna. N2Wl~0“- Thadeceascd was about twenty-two years of age and had resided in Ber- lin for the past three or four years. l`i's brother, John M. McKenna, \vno was with him when he died will ac- company the remains, which are ex- pected to reach the Province by Friday evening or Saturday. His rc- mains will be buried in Kinkora cemetery. \

The following rcaolut.'on was pas-

sed by the Marslifield Farmers’ In- stitute at u. meeting held in Heartz Hall on Feb. 1'7i\Li. Whereas during the past years the Farmers Institutes of P. E. Island have not teen as suc- cessful as they' should be owing to there being no central institute for this Province, therefore resolved Uhat _this Institute petition tho Govern- imcnt row in session, through the 'Commissioner of Agriculture, to or- ganize as soon ns possible a Central ‘Farmr.rs' institute for this Province.

R. D. Coles, St John, manufactur-

er, of the famous Coles Tube skates came to the city yesterday accom- panying F. S. Scott and Fred W. Logan the speedy St. John skater. Mr Coles is a native of this province and has been over thirty Years away. He attended the reunion of the P. E. Islanders held in St John

. s Y \ floose straw forty to forty-one cents f recently' an account of which appeal-. I

a bus for dats; ten cents a lb for pork and ten dollars 3, ton for loose hay. _

I _.._i

f The annual report of the operation

of the Rhodes Scholarship scheme-1

shows that the number of scholars in residence at Oxford in 1908-09 was 197. In the examination results the ,name of A. C. Cameron, Montague, '(second class,1915) passed in Baloil in Modern History.

I | Ilonalzl Munn, one of our town gcnuncillors, entered the ranks of mar- .ried life on Thursday, Feb. 3rd, 1910. ,The 'marriage was performed at the fniansc by Rev. R. T. (‘ockburn, Ph. |13., and the newly married couple ,left for the South on the 10 a. m. train. Mr. Munn has served on thc town council for some years, and was re-elected for 1910. His bride;

‘Miss Annabellu McKenzie, is one of 50\|fhamDl0n'S fine young ladies, and [well known. She is a daughter of Wm. McKenzie, elder in the Presby- terian Church, _and for some years has had charge of her brother-in-law, Dr. P. J. Scott’s home. On the re- turn of_ Mr. and Mrs. Munn they will reside in Southampton, where Mr. Munn has property. Congratulations. -Southampton Beacon. Mr. Munn is a native of Prince Edward Island, and his many friends join in wishing the happy couple bon voyage over the troubled sea of life.--Com.

W On Saturday evening Feb 5th the I ollowing address signed by Katie Gass, and Eliza Sharpe, Pleasant VB|1°Y» WHS Presented to Miss Lucy Mllffay Who has discharged mos't-efii- ciently the duties of organist in the Methodist Sunday School at that place. We the undersigned on behalf of the Methodist congregation ng, Pleasant Valley takn this opportun- ifl’ of conveying tc. you our warm Bpllreciation of the services you have Elven as organist of this Sunday School. We feel that we cannot al- low this opportunity to pass without giving you some m\anifestat¢ion of the respect and esteem in which we hold you nor without acknowledging in some way our gratitude for the help that you have rendered us in devoting and consecraring the gifts and tal- ents wifih which you are endowed to our common Master’a service both in the Sunday School and the chc.ir.We ask you to accept this purse as a small token of the sincerity of these expressions of esteem and 1~eg\ard_ and may God’s richest blessings be y0lI‘B.' Miss Murray made a sult- ablr reply.

+0" Tuesday evening, ren. 1'/ui, “hom Seventy guests assembled at the home of William and Mrs. Bern- “"d» Of Ff'=“°h River. to bid fare- well to John Bernard, John and Mrs_ glflrk. Hedlei’ McKay and Hai-Old °Bl`lBf»0. Oh their departure to Al- berta. Cyrus Tillman and Duncan Reeves during the first part 0| the evening favored the assembly with several choice selections on the gram. 0Pll0ne and phonograph. 'His com- DM! were then ushered into the din- UIE room, where the tables almost groaned under the weight of good thin" P"’P5f°d by Mrs. Samuel Bernard in her usual good style. A11 having pertaken of the good things ‘"1 We “bib U10 company repaired to the parlor, where they were en. l'"l»°l|1¢d bY several choruses by some of the guests. Misses Delaney End Pllmtr Dresided at the organ.

ed in the Guardian of same days iu.',0. i

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.and speaks of meeting there parties

I with whom he had been alm0St i\\ idaily communication in his City mul

whom he did not know as forincr ioviiicialists Freddl' 11°*-'fall S

igkatcs ure of.Mr Colc’s manufacture.

-The civic election* in'Su\irm¢‘fSl00

yesterday passed over in a..1out_tl1c usual manner without any S9\'10“=* liuppcniugs, although at times, them was considerable .excitement and lust driving. At an ehfly l10\\l‘ fcafms were on han,-1 to convey voters to the pon and tin-. \-using on-can wrlv- Iutcrcst was ccutcred l1l`iI\¢\l>2\l\Y"'lil` the contest for the Miiy-oralty but no one ventured an opinion us to who would win out at the Gnd uf UW mce_ Ho-,\-gvcr, wlicn the biallots were counted J. A. Morrison led hw a mill- ority of 32, Dr Alex McNeill coming second and Nathan McFar\-m-. flrd The result in f\lZ\1I`€S is 9-S louowsl” For Mayo,-.__}, A, ivloi~i-is.cii zur, ur A. McNeill 177 and Nathan M<:Fl;vrI- laiie 165. For Councillors-Gilman . Reid 372; Dr Aipiieus Learn 359; Pee- cal Gallant 323 and George Robin-

son 281.

The retail. market prices in this

city yesterday were as follows. Black oats, pcr bushel, forty to f0\`fiY'l'»W° cents; hay (loose) per cwt., fifty to fifty-five cents, and pressed. Def to"- nine dollars and fiftl’ 09"” to te” dollars and twenty-five cents: stray. (loose), per cwt., thirty one cen_S. and pressed, pcr ton, five dollars and fifty cents to six dollars and fifty cents; white oats, per bushi- el, fm-ty cents; butter. ver iwuu . twenty-four to t.wentY'\l\'° Cents' “"5 eggs, per dozen, twenty- two to twenty-five cents. The deal- ers' prices were: Hay (vresiedl Per ton, ten dollars and twenty-five cents; straw (pressed) per ton, six dollars;

black oats, per bushel, forty-two cents; eggs, per dozen, twenty-three to twenty-four cents; butter, per pound, twenty to twenty-five centsi and pm-k, per pound, nine and three- quarter to ten and a half cents. \ .

WANTED T0 VOMIT

A Condition Involving Both Liver "nd Stomach that was 0"l`l¥lY Cured by Dr. Hamiltoifs Pills.

"The doctors told me my sickness

was caused' by complications of the stomach and liver," writes Mrs. E.P. Four-ralne, well known in Williams- port. "The least little error in eat- ing would cause nausea, and after a time actual vomiting was easily ex- cited. I grew very thin. pale. with dark lines under the eyes; my strang- th so failed that even light house- work quite exhausted me. Of course with a large family, I could not af- ford a- doctor all the time, and when in deepest despair, I tried Dr.- Hlam- ilton’s Pills. From the very first they acted wonderfully, and I expert- enced K desire for food and ate my ‘meals with a relish. After a while my system became 'quita regular, and that horrid sick feeling only came now and again. This made me per- severe, and It was a good thing I

- did eo. because the continuation of

white oats. per' bushel, forty cents?

has received a telegram frona_Hali- fax stating that a special mall Will leave Halifax for the MB8dB|¢“ 1°' lands on March lst. ;

Before J. A. McDonald, Sttpondi-

ary li-Iaf,-istrate for QHWDS 00UDf-Y.`0\\ Monday morning Eugene Hall. BMG- a_lf.-zinr._ appeared charged wich a_ sec- ond olicncc against the pl`0hl\>1i0l'y law. The ‘case was instigated by Prosecutor S. Brown and was - ad- journed until Monday m0\”Di“§ YWXL

-In the Plebiscile taken yesterday

in Summerside at the Ulviv el°0¢l0l1 the cuestion. was asklid each voter "Are you in favor of placing the control of the Water and Sewerage ip the htqnds of the Town Cc.unoil or of leaving it as it is in the hands of three commissioners?" The result was that 283 voters expressed them- selves as being in favor of a change und 203-voted against it. 74 voters expressed themselves as being indi.- ferent. Thus the matter is left not very clearly defined.

The Supreme Court. opened in

Georgetown yesterday morning with Mr Justice Fitzgerald presiding.

His Lordship was presented with a

'pair of white gloves by Sheriff Mac- donald, there being no cases of a criminal nature.

The following composed the Grand

Juryi

Temple W. Macdonald; (Foreman),

Jnmzs Nicholls, Lawrence Byrne, Daniel Nicholson, J. Leslie Poole, George E. Ross, Samuel M.. McLeod, William Easton, Edwin McFarlane, Nathaniel McLaren, C. B. Green, _‘runes A. Macuouaiu, John H.. lus- Lean, William. L. Poole, Caleb H. ivlcNeil1, Simon Cantello, George J. flock, 'lliomas E. Morrisey, George H l-lumc,' Joseph McRae, Malcolm A. .\IcPhee, Benjamin Clow and Néil Mc- Kay.

William H. Scott, student-at-law,

applied for his final examination through VAEneas A Macdonald. The order for the examination was grant- cd- `

The application _ of Frederick R.

Conroy to be admitted to the bar as an Attorney-at-law was c-rdf-red and applicati_on granted. Mr Conroy

called to the Bar.

The applications of Chester Peter

McCarthy and Harold L. Palmer _to be admitted. as students-at-law wi-re ordered ami granted.

The application of Eliza M. lV|,acdon

ncll for u confirmation of Sheriff's sale was granted and an order absol- ute rfiade. AEneas A. lilacdoimld for applicant.

International Harvester Co., vs

Henry A. Young. On motion of AEneas /\. liiacdinald thc judgment concerned in this case was ordered to be niarkcd satisfied.

W. and A. Campbell, Glasgow, vs

Michael Traiuor, Action fi-i' ilcbt. Judgment was given for thc plain- tiff for $3,300. w.,15. ucniiey for plaintiff.

lmvefial Cream Separator Com-

pany vs Warfield A. Campbell. Judg- m_cnt for plaintiff. N. A. Campbell for the plaintiff.

Archibald J. Macdonald and an-

other vs Alexander Yoston, an absent debtor. Judgment for plaintiil for $655.94. J. D. Stewart for plaintiff.

COURT OF (ll-lAN(lEl{Y.

In the Cliiirt of (‘.liii|i<-pry .fmfnrc the

\'lcc Chancellor thc case of .\l::r;;i-ret Cassidy vs Jolinniifi Uassifly und

nvthers,-a-sifitrforrpctitiwrrnirnfsrrlrfof'

lands on Lot 63 was heard. ln this case it was ordered that 11.1: offir-r for partition and ,snlc me ixrautcc. J, D. Stewart for the complainant.

The P. E. Island Dairymcn’s Asso-

ciation mct in annual session yes- terday in Prince of Wales College. About thirty delegates were in ut- tendzince. "

The President, Arthur Simpson was

in the chair and the Secretary, John Anderson was prescnii.

, The lattcr's re-port showed the

quantity of milk produced was 46, 185,941 lbs., the gross value of which was $493,090.04; not value to patlrons $391,138.82.

The number of patrons was 4,229. President Simpson in his address

referred to the uniformity of the make of cheese which was much mon- satisfactory' than the old order of affairs and referred to the very good prices prevailing.

He referred to the financial mn-

dition of the Association and his statement submitted showed ii ...nail credit balance.

Correspomieiice was read showing

that cheese arrives in the markets abroad heated, vermin eaten, and cut.

A discussion of some len|!.h follow-

ed in regard to losses by transport-. ation participated in by Inspector Morrow, Mr. McNeill, 0'Leary, Mr. Hunter, Albcrcon, Mr. McDonald, East Point, Mr. Mitchell, Dominion representative and others. The last mentioned urged upon the members to thc necessity of making proper representations for cold storage cars and equipment. .

Committees were appointed as lol-

lowsz-

Rnsolutions-A. E. Dewar, W, Simpson, L. McDonald, U. fvicD0n_ ald. ' _ Publication-The President, Vice- President and Secretary.

In the afternoon at two thirty the

second nieeting was held 'at which Inspector Morrow submitted his re- port. He said the factories were in a good condition and reported that he had visited most of them five times during the saason.~His report was adopted.

A resolution was passed being in

effect that, since several factories had lost considerable by a, recom, business failure, it is advisable ,that the legislature be requested to make a change in the present Insolvency Act so as to place farmers and fae- toriee on an equal basis in respect to the manner and order of payment of insclvevnts'-debts.

The Secretary was authorized to

assess flhe several factories in a sum not to exceed $600 to aid in carry- ing' on the work of the Dairy Ang. ciation. -

The meetings- then adjourned to

meet at seven thirty.

i

was sworn in as an Attorney and.

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' -Dr Landry, Commissions; of Ag- The newsof the death of John ble- The Post Cdlee .Department here.,

Caiiadian Plays

-The Good Samaritan.

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Nsnis io Cuic l-lis Friends.

Mr. Everett L. Holland, a well.

known Canadian, _moved to tha United States some time ago, The change of climate brought on B uri- ous and painful illness, which three physicians said was Stone in the Kid- neys, 'out were unable to relieve his-_ terrible sufferings.

In his agony, Mr. Holland thought

of an old and reliable remedy which had a great reputation in his Cann- dian home--the well-known Gin Pills, These Pills contain the medicinal pro-

hierties of Juniper berries-whence

heir name-but are absolutely frce of alcohol. Mr. Holland wrote it former neighbor for a supply ul these Pills, and on Ma-rch 20th last, in a letter to the National Drug & Chen-“_ cal Ctl. said, “I ani well.” He is now anxious to have these pills put on sale in the United States, in or- der to cure his new friends cd Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Gin Pills are sold by all dealers at 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50. ,Sample sent free if yoj

Ltd., (Dept. P. E.), Toronto.

The Maritime Championship races

which took place last night in the Arena were not as largely attended. as tl:u»e.eiiiiig's sport warranted. The fact that a number of m-alnianil skaters ha/ing reputations such as are held oy Logan, Thompson and Bouche were competitors should' draw a large audience and Cham- pionship events of this nature do not fall to the one city two years in succession. _

l-‘reuuy Logan, St. John, was the

favorite in last nights sport and his 'splendid work was perhaps the beat exhibition-of speed skating ever seen in Uhis province. Bouche and Th-onipson, his Nova Scotia rivals, put up gu.mey struggles against tiiu champion but in eu-ry race in which he finished he secured a victory ovcr his competlitors. Gaudnf. of uuuiiot- teto\\"n,won iiiftc thirds in tlhe Chann pionships and pluckily fougfht out every race he started in.

'lfie open and _\uni\or events were

good races and afforded much to- wnrds the success of the meet. The lfclay race octwcfn men from the Victoria and Abcgwcit hockey teams was vcry interesting; ,and the \vin- ncrs r;cci\'ed niorc applause than w-as.

ufiorllcd any of tllie other cf./exits.

Logan biokc two of the lllarltima

records---lowering thc quarter mile mark from 48 4-5 to 47 3-5, and thc half niile from 1.43 3-5 to 1138 1-5. The former half mile record was made by P. llouche.

The results of the different events

were as foilows:~

Half Mile (Boys)

lst-H, Stanley, Znd-Gaudet.

Tizuc 1.49 3-5.

Quarter Mile (Clianipionship).

1.-at-Logan.. 2nd--Bouche, 3rd-

Thompson. ’l‘ime 47 ‘J-5.

if-ialf,,l\lile.._(.Opcn). .

.lst-llc-.ld1'n, .2nd-Hcgvper, 3rd-

Sterrss. -Time 1.29 4-5.

Half Mile. (Championship)

lst'-Loga-ri, 2nd-Bouchey 3rd-

Gaudct. Time 1.38 1-5.

one Mile. (Boys)

lst-Sitanlny, 2nd-Trninor. Time

3.47 3-5.

One Mile. (Championship)

lst--l3ouchc, 2nd- Thompson, 3rd

-Guudct. Time 3.28 2-5. , ` 15 Mile (Relay).

Won by the Victoria. team-P. Burns, C. Burns, A. Rattenbury and” P. Rodd. Time 4.15.

Three Mile. (Championship)

lst-Logan,_ 2nd-Thompson, 3rd

-Gaudet. ~’I`iiue 11:1 2-5.

One Milc. (Novice)

lst-Hooper, Znd-Traiuor, ilrd~-

Winchcster. Time 4.34.

The following were the oi“llcials}-

Announcer-D. O’M. llcddin.

Referee-L. B. McMillan.

Starter-‘James McMillan.

Skating Director-A. W. Gaudet. Judges-Major Darke, L. W. Archi-

bald, Will Brehaut.

Timers-G. F. Hutcheson, L. B.

Miller, Dr H. D. Johnson.

Umpires-Dr Yeo, Dr Reid, B. J.L.

Garnhum, G. Lewis.

tlbslinate Skin Disease

The Blood Treainient Cured.

The following interesting letterla from Mrs. J. E. Bfrysonyof Melville Bridge P. O.:-"Last summer Iwent to Toronto, and am especially glad. I did so, because there I leamed a- bout "Ferrozone," which my friends told- me was n wonderful hflc.0d bulld- er and purifier.

"Though I nm quite active. for

YWBFIY three years my face and 901119 Parts of my body were covered with an almost imceasing succession of piniples. At first they were <l\1ll¢ angry looking, and later they would die down to a scaly seal). I,/lie in the open air, lotions and WBBNS were all quite useless. My friend pointed out that my blood was im- pure, and Ferrosone would cure it. Faith doeen’t matter' when you use Ferrosone-for I hadn't any. All HW trouble was on the outside, and lf- [Bnemed hard to see how Inward me- ,dflcine could help it. .At nrst I had .a month‘a crop ia a few days, but if- eidrrt keep up. frm-osene drove all f-he Poison out of may blood-my ill" healed- over, grew smooth and ‘flexi- ble, and to-day you eaa't lee avfsh of ~a pimplie. I feel improved in ‘zalflff o wa s- , a ...___ ’....2!°__f‘.- E‘.’?.‘}.»‘!?3f‘ ...I

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