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|n Which an Island Girl is an Interesting Principal

A Lynn, Mass. WomanHires a Spec- ial Train and is Taken tothe

Cape Where She Meets Her

Husband.

It is not often that Supt. Harris of the N_B 8: P E I Railway at Sackville is “lied upon by a lady tobprovide her with a special train to Cape Tormehtlne- md when the request reached him _Suu any last it is perhaps no exaggeration to gate that it cams somewhat in the nature gf 5 surprise. '_ _

The woman in the case was a Mrs. Dr. _-of Lynn, Mass, a native of Quebec, and the most interesting fact in connect- ion with the case is that she was after her husband who has been on the Island. There are several stories going the rounds all more or less confusing, but the truth so far as can be learned is as follow:-;i

Some months ago Miss -i left her

home on the Island and went to Lynn where she secured employmqant. She is rather prepossessing in appearance,dresses nicely and has a very taking way with her. As a consequence she was not long in Lynn Withdut admirers. Among them was a wealthy old man who seized every opportunity to make violent love to the fairlslander. Another admirer was the old’s man’s son and between them the poor girl's_1ife was made miserable, so that she finally decided to return to her old home, which she did a few weeks ago. In the mean-time the old man was bundled of! down south by his family for the good of his health and the young man at once opened up a correspondence with' Miss -- with the object of trying to induce her to return to Lynn. In this he seems to have failed, for his next move was to arrange with a friend of his, Dr.

to visit Miss -- in her Island

home and if pouible prevail upon the young lady to accompany him _backto Lynn. The doctor cheerfully undertook the journey and the task of changing Miss-- mind. Just' why the young man did not make the 'journey' himself could not be learned. The doctor ar- rived at his destination afew weeks ago, and after some difficulty accomplished the object for which he was sent. Miss -- wduld accompany him back to Lynn. But just about this time the steamers got caughtjn the ice and even 'the ice boats had the greatest dimculty in making regular trips between _.the Island and the mainland, so that the doctor and' his fair

companion postponed their trip from dayl

to day, hoping for a favorabladay upon which to cross the straits.

But the doctor’s wits had been ieft

behind, and when day after day passed away and her spouse did not show up, she became uneasy, and finally decided to start out io search of him. She arrived in Sackville on Saturday and went to the Cape on the regular train having heard that her husband intended to cross _that day. But the husband did not put in an appearance, and the mueh agitated woman returned to Sackville and sent him a telegram that would make an or- dinary man’s hair curl. As a resu1t`of this Mrs. --learned Sunday morning 'hat her husband would cross that day, in order to be on hand to welcome him she hired a special train at the cost of $3) to convey her to the Cape. Here she found the doctor and his companion and after giving them a piece cf her mind they kissed all round and made up. The trio arrived in Sackville about 7 o’clock Sun- day evening and took the midnight train or the west. -Post. _

The story told The Guardian some days ago by a commercial man well acquainted

.with the Doctor diders somewhat from

the foregoing and is probably more cor- -rect. The son referred to was not in love with Miss 1- but rather was endeavor-

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The Birthplace ofthe Prettiest Puton Trial_in Liverpool on Rockefeller Promises $l00,.[Dunsmuir Miiies.-in British _Tfarte W'illibe;

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Co. have arrived from New York and _LWKRPQU M h 13__S 1_ S`*“\d81‘d oil Mliiillité Will zivc the r r _ = - ` I' 7 Boston. whore they were piuchooin tho . L’ "° ( "mal Tl” Aoodio Uni i W uv B*“‘?'*‘= Mm” 13°<SP°°*=ll~R°lo“‘l U`l'l'#W#»»

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Miss King and Miss Doiron of Paton 8.: 'run MURDER or carr. snaw. ` J chu D. Rockefeller, the millionaire nnarn or nonkunlnnnnr H. - ca1vanu.1v’s

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silk waists she saw and bought while in Pwamin and TMI" °n the Ymul River in one hundred thousand doi1ars._ There are New York, She says the bought gomg- Sonora, killing all six passengers and certain provisions, with which I need not

thing very pretty in White and Groom rising them. oow trooblo yoo..o-ll of :them however.

Wash Summer Silk 'Shirts walsts

entirely satisfactory. I

trimmed with insertion and meds- -TAKE A m()'[HER'S WORD_ Ioordor thot tho moneys mov bo. avail-

iiiono, also o good assortment of _ _ e ___ oblo for tho boord os sooo' oo ooooiblo- M17 Linen Pique-all of the American ` Rockefeller has arranged that remittances ~manufg¢i,u1~¢_ an di;-one from 1-,he CE;R$;s?,§gs~ ot m°t'h"'s in au parm °f shall be made from New York at inter

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maker in New York City. The newest' Own Tablets are the best medicine they "ls °f l5l1l`¢° 111011918, l>¢8lDl\ll8 Wm!

have the grape effect embroidered 0,, Siigrghcvertasgdécir tlhfdcurb of thaniittle April lst next, each remittance to equal

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_ . Mrs. 11.' H. Piero, Aohoo1o,°B. C.-“I

Tlwll Iil1¢l‘6 li SOIDB l0V@lY WUIUB "have found the Tablets a most satisfac-

Lingerie, consisting of Night dresses, WU lI)¢dl0lU0 f01° °l\_ll<l1'¢|1- I 8-lW°YS l¢¢¢D corset covers and skirts. ithem 1° th” Muse'

It is impossible to specify any particularI S éaxgég Hllggfgsgf 1;I|?;'nl|§51§'1i;7|;r` 15; shape in the Tailor-made or Ready-to- much. They are the best” medicine for wear Hat, but she considers them in ad- Pbgdren I lmtgek *W3 us-°d'rd t th vsnce of last year’s styles, which is saying motfgrsgfah “fry fonggeuge _‘land yes;

linen and pique. Then there is some very bl at' “bu lt; “I ‘lug reg' It' is _p°§:i` ill 812011115 U19 111110111112 °°l'i»ifi°<i $8 `h8ifiD8 handsome neck-wear, turn-over collars wgisd §i‘:>rel:handil_i:s1:evves‘;pb:.1T8|:’er?§\\g' thi M2” bl' Wh’ and stocks, which are very much in evi- following a fair; oi' ’ - - s dence in New York at the present time "kann m9'h'““7°b°““m' m.°‘“°i°_°_=I FOI' th_€..;»_hoat__d_to raZ_seon_a__ one ww, no dooht, ooniinoo "'w1_thrn

Then theSklrts are elaborate-fancy lace ,and child.” _ - ' years means a heavy undertaking;

over silk drop-shirts ia distinct novelty;) Mm' 32”” D°bh‘°» St* 5.’-IGNWP E*"» so . tt hi el th kms d _ Quebec.-Iconsider it my, duty to re-

me P" 7 D “ ° 5 ' ma ° “ar commend Baby’s OwnT ablets to all my

POW BC the l1lDB Bild fl=\l‘lllR UOWBIGS friends whohave children.”

bottom, trimmed mostly with self-strap- MIS; A- BUMP. Mll1ll10I‘&S. Moll--“1 pings and a few with satin;andanice have ,f°.'m‘} Bzgys "own Tablets d° an line of American Walkin: skirts. ’°i`i$’.f"i§~`T .i‘f'o .RTL New n....aoo, N] B.

The Wrappers have fancy white yokes -“The Tablets are just the thing for

and large frills and some have braid °hlld1'°"5t'h"Ym.“'k° mem W°u» ‘lheefful

in view of 'the noble enthusiasm and=

generous giving ot our people .in _connec- tion with the recent Forward Movement, in view _of the inspiring and assuring character of the recent meeting of the governors, and in view of the imperative demand for some comprehensive scheme such as is now contemplated in order that the permanence of the college may be secured and its efficiency guaranteed-in view of all this,I do not -doubt for a moment that the undertaking will be faced with faith, couragebud determina- tion, and that with Gou's blessing it wil be carried to a successful issue. I

In accordance with the hoard’s consider-

l R006 d¢8l- They Will Speak for them- have a positive guarantee that' the Tab- ate arrangement I amtakiuga-fewiweeks

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selves when they get -them over from §;l;9.o¢;¢;l:f;_8'::le(I:i<; i§gl8?§es0:e‘l:n8f1l:§Ul dl'U8~\0f rest at Ciifggn Springs, I nope shortly

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Miss Doiron’s selections last year were

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the same quick seiling for this year.

Dr. ---- at the instigation of the son. When it was heard that he was return- ing the son had the girl sent to the Is-

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started for this Province, this time the agent of the old gentleman.

Whether the father will be successful

and marry the fair one,or whether the son will win in preventing him, is a matter which is st-ill in doubt.

THE CAUSE OF DYSPEPTIC BAINS.

Improperly digested food usually forms

gases that cause a painful distention of the stomach and pressure against the heart. This results in much pain and distress, but Nerviline will relieve the disiention, dispel the gao, and cure the dvspertic ains very quickly. Polsolrs

25 cents a box by writing direct to the Dr.

Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

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Jinx to prevent his father marrying her.`lNervilineI; really au excellent remedy Detroit ` 841 S-it

.1 Picton. There will be hundreds to choose ma Sola by dmggfstsor sent by 5;” “L gg be in the enjoyment of full vigor, and

to be ready to enter upon the new cam- paign. When I return home I shall de- sire to meet the excutire committee cf the board, and with their approval I will then address an open letter to the con- stituency, explaining in full the situation and outlining the plan of campaign.

Lest there should be a misgiving in the minds of any of our people as to the efect of this new undertaking upon the Twentieth Century Missionary -Fund, I think it would be well that they should understand from the first that, in all pro- bability, thc churches as such will not te canvassed till the term assigned to that fund by the convention shall have expire d. A campaign among individuals with larger means will necessarily be demand- ed as the first stage of the new under- takinit. I shall leave it with you, chairman of

the bcard, to make public annoupcemrnt of the facts as given above, in such form as may seem best toyourself. ° _

Yours very truly, ‘

Tho Doctor woo Working both tho yooos . f°§!PY§§°l§;§;;£?d;f_f,“i§§~ ‘§‘;';';‘_§f_»hS‘;‘_‘_“_§ . A special despatch to_Rossi Cameron 8: I TH~°7°' T' I EB' »

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York and tell Interestingly, ~ Mexican Bandits Murder Remittances will he Made ‘Halifax Died Yesterday of ' ` Cdnadiahs lin

of their trip- Six Passengers. Every Three Month_s. Appendicitis. ' _ ' I Frfrn Ottawa.

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_right on Bmadwanwhem the latest and <1 ca U gun on urs ny t the on king, sends this wcrd mm omni, _ He leaves a wife and six children. De London without funds and unable

newest is copied from models impgy-tell FLOHB A9 KING'3 E"IDEMCl'»'- Springs' N. Y., where the doctor is rc- “nga isp' bmther °t ‘hun 'F' Summa °t Yay direct from Paris and other birthplaces of T50 °lll\1‘20 888ll1Si» Flohr was with- cupering his health. The details 'will be Ch""1°"“°l‘°w”'_ I I' I ' 'HW' uf* 3153*” “"&°U°d t° chic novelties, and where American ideas drawn andthe Crown put him on the “und ln nm °°"°s’°nd°“°° he” when ~°°'1"1"’N‘W11`-*V335 .STR-_!KlL 1- I ‘N5 are born which are worn everywhere. stand ' MP- R°°k¢f°ll€1` l‘¢°¢lIll¥ EWG this ~ui- S S ` M 1_3 S ` i The New York millinery specialists are ° _ _ Wfsify $15,000 011 00lldiCl0i1 that they T Tnnm’ “wh ’( l7‘°°l°1l"Th3°f . _ very pleased U0 get Canadian br ains into He “M Ra” was leader' The mubmeers "I" $60900 ‘md this W” 'd°_”°' ' hundred Weavers me SP fcmix »Q°m“ -_ The their wm.k_,°oms_ to mm and copy were armed with revolvers and belaying B. H. Eaton K.C. Halifax, has receiv; out on strike. " _ “I _ ` I ` fhaig-I

to stock show and sell their eastern and pins ed the f°ll0Wlll8 l€‘iil€1‘ fl`0!l1 Pl'9Sld6l1U I I 4 ‘

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Miss Daiwa, the any goods and ready- e accuse men were remanded. that he has endorsed _ the proposal’ and _WHAT 'rim OWNER onmors T0, ~ Tina damn; of

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