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when the

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yield greatly exceeds carl. it is nearby too. in Aroostook

Brunswick border; The cultivation of potatoea is given

In that county. I refer to it because the farmers of Amos

are the richest in America. and because the infomation 1 have But. there is nothing done there which could not be easily dupg

in this Province. From 70.000 acres under cultivation. the yearly out-

!1.0ll0.000 bushels. and the value to the fnrlners in the field. $7.000.;

' VB] the census of 1911. we had in this province - -

acre under qsln. crop value . . _ . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ . .. .$52,294,000 3133110 acres miner value _ _ _ ..._a.1fsl.ooo

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aignlt 70.000 acresfdn Aroostook from which the fariners received $7,090.-5 @-

l~ if our hrlnern doubt li the acreage under potatoes, and bv attcntion to

cull.!vntion raised the out-tum to 300 bushels to the acre, we too. would have 2l.MOJl00 bushels tofieal with. lf lt is objected that 300 bushels to_f1hc acre ln( higher average than we could reach. our farmers are not doing as well as

farmer. who writes a gentleman in this city. and whose letter I have;

tli`Q.hi.s out»turn is not 200 or 500. but 2.000 bushels to the acre.

lf of this out-turn we retained here 6.000.000 bushels for seed. stock-feed

home consumption. we would have 15,000,000 bushels to send ont, or

1 are daily for the Car Ferry during the 200 days which comprises the sea-

vf potato shipments.

_Jin a. season like the present when the potato crop was short over the

ent we would

have no dlfllculty in marketing. But, if conditions are

_ and there is a full crop in all sections. wc would require toprepare

félftuch conditions.

(To be Continued.)

HABDISCOVERED NEW BACILLUS.. of the tongue. the germ is less vir-

lulent that the diphtheria bacillus.

BOSTON. April 1.-Dr. F. B. Mal-,although it infects practically the

lory. pathologist of the Boston City? same localities. Dr. Mallory says lt is Hoa ilal. and his assistant. Dr. E. M.; s gram-positive bacilli." Hbdlar, . have discovered the bacillus; "A vaccine for the disease would LSR. muses scarlet fever. and it isi be the nlore important." says Dr, believe-:l it :wil :me lr-1 '-'f_»:~y difllculr Mallory. "so as to remivr :\.\:r~_..~. im

to vliorl-: out s toifs _-: 1'.. _'_~- :'»__r uf. rr- we to the disease." Scarlet fever

is not conveyed, as many suppose.

prevention and cure.

it is ia' e os r. o short life

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of Innnox Island left yesterday on his

evening April 9 at 7.15.

the Post Omce and handed to Royal

Patterson 50c; Samuel Nelson. Rust- ioville 35c Contents of charge Box

A SALE OF HOI|E~CO0K NG t the Baptist Solioolroom. 3 p m.. Sat-“

to have in the

been

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tons of express and thirty-live passen-

GOING T0 OTTAWAF- Chief Sark gets. ` ' ‘=

annual visit to' Ottawa. THE CAR FERRY'-"I‘be steamer

Prince Edward Island, crossed to Pic-

BRIDGETGWN METHODIST tou yesterday with twohnndred and

CHURCH Rev. Wm. McLeod. of eighty-seven tons of-freight two tons Dundas Jil preach in the Methodist of express. thirty sacks of mall und Church. Bridgetown. next Sunday thirty-ilve paaaelilers.

OUTWARD PASBENGERSF A-

1 ICE IN GULF.-There is quite n mung the outward passengers by the llmaas of ice in the Gulf and the Mug- Prince Edward yesterday were:-Mr. Ldslen islands nro surrounded solid G. J._ Rogers. Mrs. B. R. Holman. Mrs. with icelsays the Halifax Mail of the A. Johnson, Long River to New York; 3rd. Mr. J. H. Trafton. Mr. E. Trafton and

_..._ Mrs. Trafwn returning to Montana:

27 YEARS AGO.-Twenty snvt-rr Mr. Louis Morcoc to Yarmouth, N.S.;

years ago' the old steamer Princess Mr. Edwin Acorn. City to Sydney; of Wales began her regular service Messrs Bbzear»Arsenault and Mr.-Leo _ between Charlottetown and Plctou on Doucctto to Antogonish.

1 March 29th. The St. Lawrence made -1--'-l----

her first trip that year on April 3. The Hair Tonic which has gained They couldn't do it this year. our confidence is Rexall "B3" llair

. Tonic All Rexall Drug Stores sell it FOR TOBACCO FUND.- The fol- under positive guarantee-50c. and

lowing sums have been collected at $1.00 bottles. MacKinnon Drug Co.

Bank of Canada. Hunter River. for “Penslar Catarrlr Cream gives good the Overseas Club Canada'a Tobacco results. 25c tube. l-`oster"s Drug- Fuud: Robert Sillipnant 50c; James store. _ _ _ ‘ 8029-3~31lii3l.

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gifts to our foreign mis - - '~ writes from Honnn of his hospital Cn March 11th. a very pleasant work. He finds the Chinese believe evening was spent at the home of him able to cure anything if only he Mr. and Mrs. Alex llliclnnis, Minimi- be willing. 'Occasionally a few dol- sash when s number of their friends Ears are contributed to the hospital. and neighbors called on-their son Guy- before consultation, on the theory who had enlisted with the 105th and 0 ,O , r‘;-at it will win the doctors friendship PFeB€n€e_<T him* ‘with a `w1_istiet‘wstc‘.1` .nl in-lace mm to “waste s little more and an address. The address was-

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' ' ATTENTION is drawn to llcliellan from Picton docketlin Georgetown at

Bros all re Spring Overooats in 11.15 s..m.. yesterday with_1O0 -auch anoti\er.part of this issue., 8101. ot mail. fortylour pasamgara; two

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MARY’S- LAMB l 1

i _ Five Reels of S ntanuoua Laughter and mirth _ s An _All-Star supporting &st including Jessie Ralph, Marie Wynne

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F0; Lék,-Q ami Money F-rfrnsv AND SATURDAY' » rounrl-:ENTH r-:rlsons or CHARLIE CHAPLIN -

The Diamond from the Sky THE

Many new and startling Developments All Children ending the Matinee will

in this Number _ receive a Chsiirlie Chaplin Moustache

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- IAMES CRUSE AND _FLORENCE

Within All-Star Supporting Cast

nt" than he does for ordinary cases. read by Elvs Rlx and the presenta-

`a serious accident occurred in Victoria

ed _horse was stopped quickly and no r-n-rrons damage occurred - Miss Ruth

_\ mutual friend is persuaded to send \l0I1 WHS mode by M1‘1S'MY!'¥l9 C09* his card or to call on the doctor to ln- tain. He was very niuch Sllfilfilled tercede for special treatment for the 1-ut repliedln afew well chosen words patient, or a present of owls. cakes. lllllllkilllt the P00910 ‘Cf l-hell' kind .<\‘.'e»_~tmeats. etc.. is often sent for the LESS. 'Ml 8ild`Ml'B- .\lCl\1i1iB are 1,0 .efzrre purpose. be complimented as tlieir youngest

____ son Wilberthss since enlisted. '

THE slt.vER sLAcl<. l=ox.- 'rhc To Private Guy. Mwluuia.

T.?..r=l1 number of t he Silver Blar! "'~'8l` Friend.-' Fox, just to llanfl. is. like previous -We your old comrades. friends and `n=.rmbers, well filled with interesting Y`-€iBl1b0l'B. H196! y0u'here toni8|l¢. dé- f:.:ll educative fox lore and contain# Slrillg t0 exllress °‘”` 11108! klUCllY 1. number of articles by experts in ani I`¢`:€lil1Kli. Bt this time YOU U9 Gllflif' ual husbandry' that should be of spccl us on the threshold of the greatest -1 interest to rox men. An cxcell-me struggle the world has ever known. rcport re-organized of the Prince . ‘V8 RFB Df°ild 0! YUU Will? |19~V€ V01' Edward Island Fox Breeders Associ unteered from our midst. and are anx- .-.nuu rs comrlliuled by Mr. J. E. B ous to shvwtour appreciation of the irccready. also the report or thc Sal sacrifice. you have made in auswerlns cs Board covering their visits to the the call of your Klus and country- ljuiled slate; fm- market; Your gallant response will no doubt ,(5 advertising commas show ‘rave its influence on our community. s st,endlly'. growing inter- and these times of history making. est onthe part of fox men. many your name /will go down in the an- of whorn.~aro now using its pages to OBIS Of our Counlry. as one of the advertLso'th'eir`ranclles and foxes. Y first true. and DHll'i0iiC S008 Of Mlm-

? lnegash. to suffer for their country.

' v|¢'fQR|A,_,\1|-_ and My-g_ Hanford We appreciate the brave and noble Woodside and Miss Gr-acc Woodside spirit that has rlruulntcd you 10 eu- Tryon. returned home Tuesday. after list ill the 081180 Ol' DUI' ETHDIYB- in the spending a very pleasant week with Cause ofthe Right J\lSliC@. and Free- rricuds in clinton and vicinity.-Mr. dom for the protection of our homes- A. Wilmot MacDonald Crapaud,retur-n- - We regret to louse yuu. from our gd home Tuesday, after Spendlug 3 midst and will_miss your genial face few .lays in clinton- Mrs. W. W. Lea "ld "°m\'l\d°Bh">» but wc pray that and time mu Allison. victor-la were our Heavenly Father lu his iuiiuate guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Wood- ff“'~ |1185' We UC' I0 H0115 YOU blwli title, Tryon, last weep- Messrs Thus. to your home and to us asain in Hodgson and Calvin Lesrd. Bedeque, 4981'-ll and Blfellllll- were guests of li. W. B. Best, Crapautl. Th@f9f0l`0 W9 W0“ld ask YOU YO 86- on \\'e¢1pr-g¢1ay__ My-g_ John p_ Kn0;_ cept this small token of our love. vlcwrm. wlsncs to thunk tue many friendship uud Sincere good wishes friends for their kindness. during the fm' V0'-ll' f\|¢\»\l'° W€|fl1l`<'- _lllm-.sc and in mc time or the death or _ Signed un bclmlf of your many her husband- What might have been flshilll-

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irneetn his slei b was o ert ed d _ ° °3'l““"°" S'“l’ and owing to his activity the frighten-

'-Frances. County Line, rem.-ned to he, LEWE8. Delaware. April 2.-How a _homo‘Friday,' after spending a few '»°”e °°"n°'“ °l°w“w°y h°ld up th” days in Vlciorla the guest 'of her sister “Vial” 'md 56 memlm” °f me cm" °f Mrs. Ruse] 3mw_._ M158 AUM Myém ‘he British steamer Matoppo. compell- vlcw|~¢,;, spam. prmay Wm] friends in 'ng them at the point of ls revolver to C|-BpWq_... M,-,_ Earl Lord and Mus -lmnze the course of the vessel and Florence McLeod, Victoria, were vlsi- land Mm ‘t ine Dehware Brakwner go,-3 to C,-,Wand Smm.day__ Mrk .rter he had riilcd the sbip's safe and Jsmesknox. who has been visiting her “ke” "‘°i""°l“°bl°5' W" wld here old babie in Montague returned to Vic- "Hugh" by c°pt“l“ B°"5“°"' mul" °f -torla on Saturday. She was accom- 'he M°t°PV°' The “°W“w“y' Wh° fnanied by her sister, Miss JaCkman__ ~=‘\ys his name is _Ernest Schiller. and vr.-_ }1_ 3, M¢L¢0d_ p,~|,,c1p,,| of vlcmrla that he had lived rn Hoboken. NJ.. for rrigh school, ,Dem saturday in Char rite past eight months. is now locked -; ,m,t¢“.n__ The menus of Miss mms un in the jail here awaiting the arrival :.»msn.~ Vlclorls. will be pleased to ~f' the United States district attorney ;..._.,- ;__\,a& me lg our ugalmane, being nom Wilmington. Del.. and the Brush mnqneg to lm, hmm, Wm) 8 sever .-.maui-general from Philadelphia,

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principals.

FOR SALE BY

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Plumbing & Heatinglagineers

71 Queen Street

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speed for lthe Delaware' Capes. When the Matoppo came within sight of land. about noon, Schiller ordered a smnll boat lowered to lake him ashore. Meanwhile: the stcnruer's signals ask- ing for assistance had been sighted by the pilot boat._ Philadelphia. which im- mediately rcspoudcd to the call and took the small bout ill ww, disregard- ing thc threats of Schiller, who still was in possession ot' his guns and threatened to shoot any body who laid a hand on him. '

water, the Philadelphia was met off Cape Henlopen, Del.. by a constguard power boat. which had put. out from Lewes in answerl to the Mntoppo's signals. Captain John S. Lynch. ronst~ Kllurd keeper nl this station. who was in command of thc power bonh made ahort work of disarming Schiller. who was placed in irons and brought ashore. Later he was locked up in the lull hcrr, and thc United states district attorney at Wilmington and the British consul-gr-neral at Phlladel. phla were notified. Both are expected

len they say. will be returned to the hero l0~m0rrow. irsmppo and _tumed over to British Captain Bergner said he believed .metals at st Lueisnwlm-e.-th_e.vessel S¢hiller'= sole oblvcl was to obtain .-_-lll stop for coal. . ,.- _.the large amount or money which he

The Matoppo _gut ggudy _thought was ln the sl\ip's safe. Gov-

llook at six o'clock in the evening. and -brnlitent officials “Dressed U18 0Dl¥l|0ll two hours- later: upon. entering his. than the man's mind lsunhalsnced. cabin. Captain Bergner; says, he wa.p_ , The prisoner refused to discuss his

confronted-by a young 'nlannnvlth ia-_[.%!Pl0lts. Ho said, however, be lm; ` vo _ ‘ _ . ‘ -

lver in each band, _‘I-lands up '06 fill' H llllmbél' Of years in Eng

note sound Ai you §vaine:,your " was thrcomrnand that greeted

mill* “mia nina

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"Use Colorite for your old straw

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Tickets for a

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Western Canada

We sell tickets to any part of Canada going over any

direct route you may wish to travel

over any other direct route.

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hours by travelling Intercolonrai

on and returning

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Sleeping Car Accommodation r

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