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was a full attendance at to

eebinet meetmg, when it was

Pyiiy Pastoral

A QUICI. CURE I=oR

AND COLDS

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Remnant S' ale at Stock-

tliklvg of Boots and

placed on counters

it per cent discount

your chance

S Rubbers 32 cents.

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Terrible Drought in Ausfla- 'w,.;__,..__,-"_ ;;,,_,t,,,,; W p_ ;_;,,___ <3,_,,.,__,_,__ lla Sheep Dying by Mil- lions - The Caspesia Bearded-Attempt at Can

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THE WEATH ER.

WAsHINeToN, Feb. 24-(Special)-,

Generally fair, fresh to brisk northerly

on the Lesser Slave Lake writes 'inds_

that a small party of gold without provisions attempted

J A McNab a comrade intend cH|cAG0 MARKETS,

kill and eathim but he escaped C F "_

receiving shelter in Cook’s camp m|,8§§1:foq,;`nge£.?:g 3|40°s;gSP::ti;;].: I

gon; C B Feb 24_The Feb. Wheat, 73§ corn, 34%; oats. 27; station at 8 45 this morning llpnk’ 940' ‘

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thataboat’s crew left Etang du p,,,.kT5;)¥;0‘_”t 73 com 363' oats 28’

yesterday morning to make July wheat, -~- corn 86; oats, 25} , to reach the Gaspesra and P°¥k» 9-77~ libreturned It was supposed cgggg

n successful rn board gr yf go; hd nach” A illrmonxsr. ` '

nine mm the wma 'g”&‘¥s3£“a§7i

The stearnes is 15 miles

from Etang du Nord

A Feb 24 -.-(Special)-Dr

P will be appointed of Grosse Isle,to succeed

H SERVICE.

Grace Church.-'Pray er meeting at $10. Rev.

W. J. Kirby, at 11 and 7. Morning theme: "Justidoationby Faith.” Evening theme: “Queen Esther, or a Bold Venture." Epworth

Leimleiyat close of Sabbath _Schou1. Strangers co invited. Seats ,provided for strangers. P1msBv'rmuAN,

Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10.15. Rev. Mr. l£mor&“:.t 11 an 7. Sunday school and Bible , at 2.3).

St James-Prayer Meeting at 10. Rev

T. F. Fullerton at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30.

CHURCH or ENGLAND.

St. Paul’s.-Morning prayer at 11, Sub°ect

"Man Wasting his Substance." Sunda§ scdool and Bible Class ‘ at 2.20. vening prayer at 7. Subgect 'The Building of Char ao'er.” All seats tree and \ unappro- priated. Everybodff welcome-

St. Peter’s.-_Holy commi_1nion at 8 and 11a.m. Matins and Lrtany at 10.la a m. Service for men onlv st 4 D m. Bible class and Chrldrep" catechising 2.30. Evensoigl at 5 p.m. Mrs- sion service 7.30 p.m. seats free amd unapproprrated-

_ BAPTIST.

Prayer meeting at 10.30. Rev. G P Raymond

at 11 and 7. Sunday school ands Pastor’s Bible Class at 2.30. Strangers welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Corner of Prince and Grafton streets.

Social meeting Ht 11. Sunday school and Paste;-'s Bible Class 2 p. m. Prayer meeting W'ednesda.y evening at 7.30 D- IH-

CHURCH oF CHRIST.

Ch h U G t George Street. Prof. MelliL.;1hcat7 {?ri)1?Sund;;y School and Bible Class at 2.30 Y. P. S. C. E. Prayer meeting Wednes- day evening at 7.30.

CHESTNUT STREET.

Prayer meeting on Chestnut street Sunday

at 4 o clock.

SALVATION ARMY. ' ~

Sunday Services at_7, 11, 3, and at 7 In. VVeek ni ht Services.--Monday, uesday,

Thursday, iiriday and Saturday at 8 p m GosPEL MEETING.

Gosrnr. MEETING.-Railway Men’s Meeting n Prowse’s New Block. Sunday afternoon at Q; Lesson- _vlark,8-Z6. “W'hat Sh ll rt Profit. Service at 345. Strangers always welome. b

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When you are nervous and sleepless.

'take I-1ood’s Sarsaparilla. It makes the

nerves strong and gives refreshing sleep.

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and see them Now t - ‘ ° 'FOR' ° ' °

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GOFF BRO S

; poiate the Dominion lro = IK' Steel Vom-

`*` lpanf; was presented to the l<~,;ii~l:=i\iri

il' l". Pearson, Halifax; lleury 1".

'Inc capital stock is to be $10,000,-

nlbalism in the Northwest 000,divided into 100,000 shares or's100

_App°|n"-nent ._B|g 5tee| each with power to increase to $20.-0 Company Incorporated in

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BosToN, Mass.. Feb. 20.-In common

with nearly every other place on the continent this city during the past week 'hadits share of the cold and snow-_-and indeed it has been a. record breaking

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was less than in other storms notably the one otlast winter, when so many

*wires were down. Strange to say the street ears gave a very good service throughout, while the steam railroads running into the citywere all tied up. Trains were stalled all the way trom ten to twenty-four hours, I the belated passengers in many cases going pretty hun bei th t.

_ _gry ore ey were gotten .ou 'About the city the various stations were crowded with ' euburhanites all-_

between here and New York was en- tirely suspended for more than twenty- four hours, both by rail and Sound lines. Although a thaw set in three days ago in some _ streets we have still as much as 6 and 7 feet of snow. Ina private letter from St, Augustine, Fla, I am told that slow fell there, for the first time in the memory of man.

After the storm came the President of

these United States and nearly all of the members of his cabinet ;which was a red letter event in the life of 'Dame Boston.Mr.. McKinley_’s particu‘ar obj ect was to dine with the Home Market C-lub, a prominent high protection body of this state, with headquarters in this city. While here the distinguished guest was kept pretty busy. He arrived at 10 a. m. Thursday. Soon after his arrival he received delegations from the state and city governments; alter lunch he went to the Mechanics’ Building and held -ti reception and tlien, at -6 p. ni., sat down to dinner. After the banquet came 'he speeches and it was about bed- :imc when ihe postprandial exercises came to'an end. At the dinner were 1913 diners, beside the President, all gentlemen, while from the balconies about 10,000 (including many ladies) looked down upon the scene. The next morning the President visited the subway, made a short speech at the gathering ofthe Veterans of the Civil War, made a speech to the State Legis- lature and was the guest at the Com- mercial Club at luncheon, after which he left for Washington, taking the 5 p. ,I rn. train. He was transported through* the city in a coach drawn by four horses, with driver and footman on the bex. A smell number of mounted policemen preceded the carriage to keep the way clear, while a small detachment of volunteer cavalry rode by his side. Of

aawisiipgiiili sin

Entire Head a Had to \_’\_/_=ar._._s__'f__=_=ii§ can. ffovcrérs and An otserneiaeuies Fan.: CURED, BY :`_c§.l|'I€!¢l.ilI,`l§. "

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'“Myi'itt1cnephe`=v»,' John Staunton, was anetd for two years with 'the worm sores I ever saw all over his body and face and head. His heed and face at times were a solid scab. J ohn was a piti- ablodghhond he must have sniered dreodtully- _ Ilisiather that

did no good, but the little boy got no he nsedthe Currcuru (ofnl.menta'and Crrnslmx

~ Boar. Now he is a clean, healthy child. _ _ _

,_ _ __ P. E. roLTz,_reg§°s lynn. Vu-

lnsraxr Blu!! Ann Bnznv Cunt Txurxxlr.-A was an-:sen me spill!! can if _

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5 Q ide ite.: ' in I sun:im_.»n_ Pariiiinent for ; _ Q ‘_ course whevever he made his way l\_ In all about A00,B1‘,1'ests-,were March l‘>i‘». l`nis will pobibly allow' ; _ ~ Ulfflllrih the city there was lots of ‘ ' ' "

.. ; l f_; 1 h ~ _ _ _ V yesterday and the firmness

,of 'h°d'»p>=al of the ii!-i:i'e on the l ' A A c eermg' The _Secretary of War did I - h - U _ -

l :iilIlre~.~, lweii re the Easter' :-l<‘2l"`-mzn-_»1.t. ll ~ A ` _ _ l ;?,Lnf€'l`§iE§e;ve];’ lhgughs f0§ there were E avm° a gow -_

____ ly Y v _ ` Q A ` _ ` I _ Y g _f_.___ t. _ _ _W en_ episse ,and more 1 ...__ WASmNG.,_.ON_ Féb_ 24_ The

_, __,M,Uu»,_;R perl 2&__ (,,,,,C,._,,)__ _ than one uncompiimcntary reference to ' a I . . _ V _-

~ ' ~ .. ~ - 0 nation bilihasli ll Sed

4U'SlI'1lll ddVl(" cow li 7 ' ff* ' emnalrned beet 77 P aa Y pa S

_ .., :__ _ _ n ' _.es ...y 0. erublc _ T Th P Y 'd ’. ‘ ' . ._ _ _ Hdusm _ < 7 pp

open 4 drought is prevailing Cattle are dying by: itlarke,-,I xilqggt ivizeiilltga ttf: Wlglglmg ~ ~ ~ A e

I hundreds and sheep by millions. Forest I good deal ot interest, not -only here in l L

h ‘fires are also doing great damage. l '

C Ii_.\i.I'rA:~:. Feb. :24.‘-An not to incor-: D

_from his high horse of imperialism

F70!!! The S680-w0l'l‘l8h’S While here the President stopperllat

Burdens are Discussed_ Lhe Touraineaiur very newest and best

_ ' ._ o e .

‘|'l0ld-UPS’ 'BeC0lhil'lg Epi- ° The story of ai. great storm is never

fully told without a reference ro the

grsastggs on the sea. and this time there

schooners. Tne Admiral Dewey a

the rocks at Uuthyhunk, but was pulled

reported disabled off the Azores about

here or back _to ’Lry__erpool_ _ _lor re" airs.

_ I ` A _ yf lo/ug Holiday night, and all-,the hotelsj _ide th the women .take 119456 were'iilled to overflowing. The travel

5 3° ._ , _ ,_ _ _ _ burden whenever they wah‘t'fo". I,'too, am a woman u b d '

where I would see the woman folk work

their family and in "many cases cut nearly all the wood. I could not but think that I would like t0 see some of the lords and masters sentenced to hard labor on the treadmill, instead of loung- ing about and talking politics with their neighbors. l And apropos of burdens, they tell a story of Kipling on his arrival in New York iattly, which may be new 10 some of your rt-aders. As he stood on the pier. valisc in hand,” n boy came up and suiii: “May I take up the white man’s burden?" ‘~No, thanks,” replied Rud- yard. “a bird’n the hand is worth two in the bush.” ‘

“Hold-ups" have lately become cpi-I

demic and_ I am thinking seriously of getting a gun with which to protect iny` night key and other, valuables. The gentry are getting bold and the police, ss usual, are somewhere else.

Divo.

soi'roR'_§_ MAN..

CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION.

SIR.--I am requested by M. John S.

Rough, the General Superintendent of the Middlemore Homein :the Maritime Provinces, io noitiy those interested- that a party of children will leave Liver pool in May or_June for Canada, a, llimited n_umber of them to be sent to: 'P. E. I. Persons desiring ‘to adopts. child, will please apply at once to me, as agent for the children here. Each applicatios must, to be considered, be accompanied _hy `a reccommendation froma clergyman, _or blank applic-

sn 1d<!°\°f°d *iii* °l1=f=°<\°.°\fi=»f _ wasdoneferhim. Heworeatar`cap,aIl0»VH¢h"

ation tormscan be rocured from me

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if_ so desired. Perseus following this’ ' I `

rule' will be considered lirst, as an'

‘application not iecompsnied by a___ ` 9 - I] clergymanls certificate _must be held , g _ g,

over until such is obtained. .71 _would like persons desiring la- boy or girlfrom the Middlpmore Horne, to notitiy me as

soon ` pofsaible` so aeltofl . _ix tp enable me “is complete--the use are » - “ami

applications at_once;” and have __ V A »» 4- _- no delay in settling the children lvfhoil

they arrive on Pi‘E: I.. ‘_= ~ ,

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Box 225. Charlottetown P. E. I. . _

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y vwtu '42 V "th h V 'I _l ` M M 2 I r\';sdlopkedbto,Ii)o_.;it=rte' his policy in re- _ ?§§§°lI{‘;a;;am°of°;I§;;“‘£§;»iboF° .‘ I "“'~‘- “‘ f "'jf‘~n‘ “’- ‘ I ~=Visit of President McKin- -§0i__uLW‘;S‘t§aL ngfbngiag How the Sultan of Oman ° ge' * "

‘ay with "eu 8" He ;f1:.:“;.i;;;‘..ii; .;;:f..°;.';t *::;:"‘S

cabinet *Ref-'$0|’d `B|'93ki|`\'2 _y of them as It sees fit.--all oltpifvhlgh

Storms_Disastrous 1-a|es scems to point to the coming down

Was Settled-Andree’s Re~ mains Reported Found- Manv Arrests in- Paris for Attempting a Military ln--

` surrection- All Quiet ‘In

ManiIa~-,Naval Bill'Passed.

. ave en agreat many fatalities offl _ _

_ ‘___ the New England coast, but principally . ` .. "n'I‘n....,_.1

LONDON, Feb. 24.--(Special)-The

brand new steam'-r, in _the fruit triide H“mbl11`g'Lm°1'i¢a° liner 301835? _ Al Ruikin Febfl th’-19%# _ between this port and Jamaica, ran on reported lost_with 101 persons, entered J°°°Ph F°rg“’°°’ '7“"°?

of and Wm bam aired port at Azores this morning. 5 River. on

, _ A sea awry wilih coésidemble 110081, She was laid to eleven days repairing Wll1H\mAS¢°W&1‘¢», 38 interest/ was that in regard to the hm' m“°hi“°'Y° _ ' At St. Peter’s Harbor, P. E

Pavonra, a_Cunarder running to this ‘ _, __ _ __ Feb '22nd f1`89Qj.l lrl.» port from Liyerpool. She had been .BElu'm' feb.” 2%' (8.1) Smal) The Hawbog, a`g'_ed,si;ty-hveyeats.

Siberian Advertiser publishes a letter

ten days ago, andy then nothin ,_ a' f1`°m J- F 81911. i*6u~kWWD 5P°YtSmf»Di In, this ‘my “_ F°b 'heard from her' until Saturdaygwhver: 'declaring he has found Andree’s balloon V Bnmki- she was reported as_having been towed with mme bogiesy He “ks _for mu. manga "Bras" H

to a harbor there with all Wellonboard. ta to bd the balloon nd boa" to ,_ _ _ _ ~ _ _ boilersdraguleeome useless, owing ,Sa‘;°:i6ich. "3 g _ 3 V on Fab!-_“ry Bid” 1899 .___ 6t\Vy,__WBa_ :. ,SUB Oil hot i _ _ , g Lnnium um 'Away to this port, andnow w1ll_be towed g _G m_ L” I

l3orrsAr, India, Feb. 24 _Important

how Eugla.ud', but throughout the, ° ~ _I ` 0 whole country for it was to be hi ti tl °

At the manse, Caledonia,

Feb.. 1899, by ,Rev.John

Mr. Donald Nicholson, Lot 61, County, to Miss Isabella McLeod. 60, Queen’s' County. _ _

on the

At Murray Harbor South, en the

of February, 1899, by the

Gillis, Oliver B. Beck, oi White to Selina MacLeod, of Murray

South. _

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~ Ileethat the édifbr o£"Ts`i1r.‘ » - .. ,S V 9 3°

sffragrst`; t t_ _ 'F »i EH"

the Editor think that the tpoor:eswg£kfi(;gn°u;m t. I3? In h

women have alread a eater ia rde 03”' 9 e °° W ° ° ff 53 »"_f~0l\_

than they can stand, ess:-cially iii thi; lgentfat Muscat, Major Eagan, was A ll'ul'illdi"tri¢ltBofP°> Ed dI8l tl? ' _ _ `_ W 03° _'

It seem; to me thagllhgy hhvvad a lrelzter abzziiis mmm me Sun” "mud M U01 ,U0 fh¢imV5‘\_° Wm. time now than say _fifteen or twenty . . '_ e _ _' R10- l_',°1iBU’f_,lh!;l4\_° years pee; butihere tis slept it gl;-at '§;";l:’;ml;:f°t;:!‘:“;i‘f:i’m5£`h~"s at 1:13: is 0*.. her room or Improvemen . ir-ave in _ 1 » 50|-_ _ I. _ ¢hU°°_ through certain districts ot the Island? patched a Lieui. andan armed party tel m°’!__|°¢l-, `

ish a\iihoritiee`at'llusest, have

lease by the Sultan ot Oman ot a'

French aid, still held ou‘. The athval ~' of the cruiser Eclipse with Rear Ad- miral Drummond on board threw the Su1tan’s subjects into a panic.

On Feb. 16th Admiral Drummond

seut word ashore that unless the Sultan attended the Admiral on board the Ec- lipse he would bombard the forts, and the town was speedilyin confusion. The El.-lipse later* took up a position broadside to the town and cleared for action. ' . The Sultan thereupon cancelled his

agreement with the French. g

NEW YORK. Feb. ‘24..-(Special)-

Kipllng’s condition Is unchanged.

MANxLA, Feb. 24..-(Special)-The

city is new qaiet, the police maintain- ing order and all insurgents inside the lines have been routed with severe loss.

in ih - field, do the housework raisewsandad Ilost' PM ma Suu” expwfmt _ . A _

f§il..tes

P Snowy

ski:-lsaom¢fs°om'ti\¢r|e¢ofi §_ogonth¢wash-never7¢liow[Q streaked, alwayscleaaandwhitee

ii ha peculiar quali-

allisen ' amm¢mm. ~

Admiral Dewey asks ,to have the f

Oregon sent for political reasons. , ‘

PARIS, Feb. 24..-(Special) ~ Depuhj

ies Deroulede, Hnrbert and Mille"vuye" have been arrested for attempting' to incite the troops to marchon the Ely!!!

palace.

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