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will prevent future dan- ' Touch clil-

n, Ngnlnnty of tgirls. _ l-

a ‘any until the , o i, is usunl h wry oforangcs bury of butter ,, up; tho lilies- u mmflio drinking

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keeps his fs and Mrs. E.

Culdwolfs s. cent. a dose.

of ‘g, l5

all ~

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it when you buy smoking tobacco.

turcrs

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there is

iii.

, mnLnl-ss. lwlclr. lice.

,, m-‘tiie stomach, every ckuge.

m. 15* of flppCl-llll, sold if.

w,” sud you will

_, nwoinlizuutvi y _

u], Tie cliilll is- laxative in the world.

,, According

‘ mono-half to a niont

l tin A tovrtr

is, la

~, Ltlttlllvo Syrup Poplin, which chil- dren never object w taking us they like the taste. By morning the youngster will be well

‘kewise if the nostrils are stuffed _ ' persistent sneezing, u_dose of Laxative Syrup Pepsin will break up the fever and cold.

Mr. A. F. Lillinow ofMontrlml, weilin that way, alley 0f Winnipeg, liiuih, has been usiri Syrup Po siii for berg‘) mother an herself. Dr. (Islliwclfs Laxative Syrup Pcpsin is a vene- table compound of Egyptian seuuu and pepsin with agreeable sroniu- flio formula, however, is on pa _ Druggisfs have with satisfaction lo their customersfor over (l0 yours. and it is now thejnrgest selling fuinily Buy’ a bottle today. ll. will lust. you for bs. linll the cost is loss than

sYRu P PEPSI

E/"Plilvle

no ‘Smoking Twist ‘Tobacco

g tobacco gives the snicker real genuine pleasure.

lCliiliY-~»&: NICHOLKON’

CCO COMPANY, LIMITED.

Charlottetown

wit; i

again.

Lam: ivo uliy, her

ill .Biliililiill,

aiioi» ‘mm npim

S. A. MoDONALFlv-Klleit-t,‘ fire sale continues all March. 2i . ____,__ stltut.» intend holding their annual YOUR ATTENTmN 1s mp9,; u, banquet at lMiurshfield hail March PittriciUDuffyh; ad elsewhere _in 7U! M. 3 D. m- _ Ll-B-w

this issue. 1i. —- _ OOflFlECTlOiM-Jn the list ,0! contributors to the ‘Mrs. Stewart. Flllld Wlllvh wnneared in a recent issue tilts name of George B. Hui-then should have rend lion. George E. Hughes. Charlottetown.

a. A. MooorlALirs sale Oolilill- ues all March.

BARGAINS FOR everyone in s. A. Molxnallfs great sale. 2i b-e

SELLS HORSE-Wit‘. R. L. Liv- ingstone of Churchill, recently sold his beautiful draft horse to Mr. Thompson oi Halifax. for wlrloh he received quit.e a sum.

STUDENTS SOCIAL ENJOYED -—A-very enjoyable social was held tinder the auspices of the Students Christian Movement of the Prince of Wales College last Saturday evening in the Y, M, c. A, There wereipreseiit albout 175 students. Prof Hansauld presided during the first part of the program, which consisted of music, reading and din a

REMOVED~lStore removed to 26 Upper Queen Street, where l will continue business until stock -. is cleared. Joseph Suinnrah.’

~ . 11931-1-wk I FUNERAL POSTPONED --Ow- lug to the delayed trains the runer-llflsues- The first number was ul of the lute Father A. J. Mc- ' illougall of Tignlsli has been post- pone‘ "untill Tlrursllny morning at

ed ny a quartetielby Bruce Ross. A. E. Stewart, 1.. Creue and B.

Kl! oi’ old semi-lilies, in tho o.w.v.'.l‘lv"‘lllllllj‘l'se“fcf)lf 3".l°l'°‘,ln“l;: Rooms Friday evening. March! i" -' - ‘ llll S" 9

9“, M “even m ._ send jvuqwterestiug‘ moving pictures were imiuie iu-eirriy to J. itoyrllind Pziwshnwll" lollllwell l‘? gmllll galllem

tic rs.

We will gladly furnish

. m enemas . or" SUCCESS

fur farming ls correct feeding. The continual feed- one food will not give the belt results. is necessary to secure vigorous‘ vixcns producing This ll being more and more realized each ii is the reason successful ranches are using Imper- -Livcr Oil Fox Biscuit co iarqbiy during the winter tlmoniai‘.

ERIAL BISCUIT i 00., LTD.

Charlottctow.

A balanced

. iLc-azuc Building on

llli-eliiiirt has recently arrived home lllslrlllllenlfli music bl‘ llfllllfi ,_ ‘from the Canadian West looking Mdnti-re. Dannie Mclnfyrl- “w!

1

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lilioing wintered liy Mr. John C. MuC-|(}-,,|-|-y— Mo line); w Old Virginity‘. ‘Juaod. This horse flilfflfflfl fl'l.l(‘lll.-'.\1\l,\l1;_i;e Quurtetie. .

'1

imm Gram Geunge S,‘ lied by Physical Director Ferris. in ' the gymnasium, and concluding with u delightful luncheon.

lnAé-IL LTHIE ‘RADIO FANS are ________{._’_____ | t u y uv tel to zl-tl ‘ud, ti re-

,g,,,_,,. mceflng “PM a‘, H", “:\.a‘,_v.€lociAi.,_ AND ENTERTAINMENT Vi’i>.lliii\sllay' g wit 7 in. m. zilso iii-embers

The ILudiee of the Lorne Valley ‘of NW g Sign,“ Cm ‘ _ h _ \Vomen's institute held a Pie and F113,... u~flpnnnm busInklgllnaofiprnfiBasket Social in the Sclinnii Feb. 1mg Mm“ ‘.14 which proved to he a success both from un cutter-taming as well zis a financial point 0i’ view". The

lih‘;trzltgxkyiunllggszl;?rxliin“?|institute Members wish to thunk iflnnlfl m- ihis vlpmm. m,“ n‘ vprydlll who so kindly llU-lpRd by t2lk< ‘rllffirult. gctliui: lllPll‘l\'(-)11|"_ _ 1- iY " D1111.

my lh-nwnnd Th‘, nwnibers qniulqilga The programme was sis follows: ‘,l,, 0, 1,_ “Hand having n comm“, (ipimipz t‘hoi-us—--llull Hniil the and culeriliiiimlrnt in their hall at Gllllgll llll llele- l!" lllessn" Alex 'C~ llilig Station in the near future“! <‘--‘-X- ll- l5lll'l- Mlllcllllll Mclmlllllll "Pho nlnnv ffiPndg qr M13 _|, MR5 null George Mcinixis, Ael-ompiluieli Donald lire sorry to learn of his prnlotilzeil lllHBSSL-Aihll‘, Robert 9.,

‘by Vernon McDonald. ltealllng by- Stella Nil-Swain.

‘hole and heurt'»'.—-fil'r. ll. C. hlllfl-‘Jllllli Webster, sucori-d. llieod has had tho honor of iheinlz; Reading by Allie McSwaln. lirppointcd a Justice of the PPXICIE." - Solo by Mrs. Frank Sugar. en- twniul smell. ‘ifricnd is visiting at Mr. hluelieulPs itlalieiiue; by Willie .\lic._Aulli,\'. liosplluilile homo. llc is the proud Snug h; lCui-l Alull-iiinlil,

"W11"? 0i ll Fflgiwimls ' horse now llluillmg by Annie Mellcnd.

{.\lr. J/smos 'l‘. Moore our

mra carrier of ‘children "to sciioolpeadlng by M.“ Murmur“, 3,101,091] ,'Wll.l10lil li. tll‘lVPl‘, _l;nuiln_t_: uggiu in] l the evening to lllliP. them home.»- l'l‘hc school is progressing fat'ornlil\'_5,,],,‘ m. M,“ prank sugar‘ under the immune-uteri! 0i‘ ounvet‘ song M. Mme Qoartoltpp PNIII teacher Mr. M. llliflliflllgllillil: Baum," "by ,_~,,~_,,,,_~,,L_J.,_,,

ltirt-i lm by Elmer Mclnnis. Farce (Juiueiiy: When . _ Takes Charge by llunnuh Shaw. idiolwl-nlee Molloniiitl. Annie Mc- ~ W r P —fi—"lnui. rErntl ull ' ‘(llrisiniz sung National Anthem. Thlre was iilsn ii sale of Pies {llltl home uiulie candy from whit-ii :fl~liilll\ slim wvtis realized.

iliulsgile, Jimmie and they‘. ltenlzirig. by Alex McIntyre.

, - ~- -~--—<0->_--__- " I EMOTIONS CAUSE POISONS

Anger and fear cause poisonous secretions which are injurious to Ithe lllllllllill holly and some-flutes fatal to liumnn lil'l:-, suill Prof. F‘. S. 0|‘ the Wlstur Institute Anatomy, Philadelphia, when leclilring before the Royal Canad- iun institute Saturday nlgbti ‘A life of excitement nnll worry also entails penalties; per contra, u life

Distress Signals

eip Your Customers

_to Help You

When you've satisfied thorn once. you.

lit them

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v.05» our ooluinnl of the

33p]! l Others

5'14.‘ ‘I bullnell , atofhj, told. steadily ln the

Charlottetown. Guardian

“Pry your message over 40,000 buyers of hlrloltotown and vlolrilty and remind your

' present customers that

"You/re ls the store

for- them 1nd ' their flrlgndd’ ' \'. ‘.flll.\“,.l=' ' ll°"“lllflr'cvsrll dlIl-rlhqliouulp will ‘ ‘work for you 1p‘. '31 ma: I ‘ ' ‘ .1 l: r l." .. .4. .A__ 1* f;

of cquanimiiy 1irnliuces good ihealtih." lli8 said.

'l‘ln= basis ol‘ these conditions are certain nlunlls of internal secre-

Many people make the mis- take of neglecting slight -. colds. When you begin to sneeze or are afflicted with . snlffles, you should take

Our ‘Cold Tablets

neutralized or counteracted poisonous secretions

,‘ These facts. said

unenls on rats.

zzAsthms no lnngelr drendedz-—

TM" lllll‘ lalllflll Wlll ‘ The (trend of renewed attacks, equalize ' the circulation. from asthma has no hold upon "on" Irritated membranes, those who have learned to rely,

upon l)r. J..I). Kellogg's Asthma itciuolly. So safe do they feel that cnmiplete reliance is placed nu lthis (‘Hill sipeciflc with the t‘(1l‘~ t;iilty that it will always do all that. its in-ukevrs claim. it‘ you liuvc ‘not yet learucll how slife you are with this preparation lit hand get it ill-day and know for yourself.

reduce the fever and by re- storing natural action to the bowels, rid the system of ill clogging poisonous waste matter.

PRICE ONLY 25¢ PER sox

Johnson ti: Johnson

Quality Drllfllml”

..

i Castle %Soap

We have lust received anfi other shipment of the cele- brated Gaunt Fares Caltlls Soap ln largo burl-thin ll rcllly a wonderful soap and the grout number of our pat- trons who were disappointed at not gutting some of tho int shipment should and for , ‘ or talc lino uc st OIIOI i0 zsywdqund no" your all" " IIQIVI’: l." or two for ‘them

' ‘ i l u m quantity will not lost

GIT ‘I'll FACTS ABOUT l A h“. p" ggllvprgd

voun emu" IV" ,3 ‘um-r- in tho city _ 01.10 Ooncult \ ' »

mt. a. c. HARRIS,‘

iyg Ipoellllfl

' Royal Isak lulldlnl OFFIQ! l-IOUII: , 0J0 to 11M‘

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The Cor. Kent and Prince Streqfl

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I Are You Sending l The Whole Child To School

Qutlgtleg prove that over 00% of the School Child?!" "n. mg Qqulppod for their work who» of faulty vlllon. Your child's chance in llfc

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THE MA-RSHFl-ELD Farmers ln-l

Trading by Douglas Gordon, follow-

9 armour,‘ Tait; a reading by Mrs. Hansuulll; ' .__ dust by Messrs Stewart unit Creue 25TH BATTAL|°N| ‘in-TEN reading by Mr. title-Donald, duet by -|-|QNy DO no,‘ fm..t u“, gather, Messrs Moore null Horton. The

Wiihirr»~Mcl)onalllrl —— ' ‘

lion, products from some oi which Put-king (W. the town. ll» i“ also survived by his

from others. seiznnll wife, Mary June Scott, of the professor, Wlieatll-y River; also a sister Airs. have been demonstrated by experi-‘Williiun llyiin and lll'tJl.ilPl‘ Joseph,

beloved wife niid-tliprc were no

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'11s MEMoRiXiE

MR8 risen MacNEILL,

Fulrvlmv i923,

Died at Maine Feb. 15.

Suitit-arlum

her forty fourth yelar, iShe leaves to morn l! narrowing husband and one dflllmhter also her father Mr. Finis? MlFl-litlriiun or and a llillf sister Mrs. P. has men)‘ friends in. this province who will regret to lcam of hei- salt death, She was u true (llirlstlan and lfaltihihll Church worker. . ___ l ,-

GEORGE WARREN STEEVES

The death occurred a1 Bridge.

Iening of N1‘. G. Warren Steeves, one of the best known residents of the Pllflsll 0f Coverdale, and well KIIOW" in ll"? City 0f lilonctoii null llITOIIB-hout the County of Albert. The late -.\lr. Sleeves was horn in Bridgedsle mill has resided there all his lliie. lie was a son of the late Ezra Sleeves and nus highly msteeflmd l" the community in which lie lived. _

Deceased is survived by his wife, who before iii-r marriage was Miss hiarguret Scott and threl- datum. tel-s, Mrs. \\'. R. Williams mill Mrs W, li. Ellguil of Vaucotiyl-i" and Mrs. T. (‘. liiluett, oi (‘harloitee town.

The lklnl-rnl took plat-e on Stin- llay afternoon ni 2 (l't.'l0(‘l(.>~'Nl0I1C- ton Thtllsrripl. _

EDWARD KICKHAM

MR. There rllllSSlltl away suddenly at Souris “lest, on Feliriiu-ry‘ 26th one oi‘ elm most respected citizens ni‘ unit pines in tlii- person of Edward

KiPlillillll, eldest son ‘of the late Fillwurli Kltllllltilll. Tne‘ deceased was only ill ll new days and his

sudden death irks ll slioek to his many friends. A sud t’ of his death ivlis his sisters been confined to their bells through sitakiiuss iillfl \\'('l'l‘ unable to be ipreseut lit lilsfuul-rsl. lie ivas in ‘his 73rd year. Tin- last Sacra-limits i“; u", Catholic Church were llll- iminslercll by livy. Father iMl-lienp. V..G.,Hls funeral took place on iwednestlziy", ilu- 281th to St. Alexis

i: E v. c’

Mflllleljflliiiiwzii null \\’il.\' largely’ attended.

‘seyv|r-rr5_.;it,riil~ lLYHVtE were (‘tfllllilllll 4,,‘ m- RM; lli-niuzilli Xllrllonulll.

' On Fill. paint/insult 0i‘ "lrfllll lvinuni 1,4 1i .iii.-. nnil removed the dr-nily‘ llt‘l0\'\‘tl liushzluli null lu~ UllPP front our midst. ‘lie ‘Will; Jill?" n, S, 31314-15 xewioitnlllziiill ml yum, m. 1:47.. ullii cum.» t. (‘liar- _lOl.i[(1li1‘\\'ll in l'lll' Wan: l!" ‘was lWlflll inurrll-ll lilS t.r.~.t iviie .\niiil- \\'.llsii [ll‘i‘li((?i‘1i.it‘il him ill lsglpl, illllll. leaving li family of four ilutnqhzl-r-s and thrl-e suns. nziinl-IY} Mrs pair lflrllllillit‘. Vest Ar:- lelilii. N. S: Airs. Zvlliii Hi Tuurloilitlnrii; Mnrsnri" l.l (‘liar- ‘lotlvtnwn llllll Mrs. Jmul-s l Urc- gnn -i;' lloxllitiry, him-is. ‘Pile sorts are: idioms-s oi’ Charlottetown l ' llllil’ Slulion; Edward til‘ Sims ‘lu i .1.

ll-lNl John of (‘lhurlotte

_. -¢c->—- - THE LATE JOHN WHITE

Ef 5

Si. Johns. Newfoundland. The fu-

uernl irlilrli took plum- from his into l‘l‘Sillt‘lll‘(‘, 94 llil-liiuonll -St.. to the (‘nllieduaL tiil-ul-l- to the

Rouiiiu (‘iitliolll- l-eme-tt-ijv, \\‘;l.~‘. largely ullclillell. _Tlll- ‘Pilll lirzirl-rs

were; 'l‘lioiu:is McMahon. hill-ital»! :

Power; ,lll|llt‘F- Rush; Lolilzi- illn- uiu-nll; Joseph Gnulilel ziiui Piitril-k Dennis.

JOHN J. McPHEE

'l‘ln-i-i» ilil-li m his licml- in Suuris on the Zltli lust. Jliliu J. .\ll'l'll(‘t‘. l'oriiir\i'l_\' (ll llig Pond, Lot » . His illn s iii‘ pneumonia was lil short llurutiou. lleillk only a fro‘ rill.‘ ‘i ill» lll- lived illl iilone in till-hon. , or rooms which he had Pflllitlll lllltl do» ]lt"lilli'll on his good and kinll llUiiIlP bors for (‘tll'(‘. and attendant-e which wiis elii-vrlully given. Mr, MCPlIPI‘ nus up in a low years ago, i917. u prflnlillflfll farmer at Bil: Pond, whim lu- was horn. His wlto liylnl! ilnll lliltlllt‘, no issue, ‘he derided no scll lift‘ wlienl-e he moved, with an zillupll-ll daughter to Charlottetown. rpm"... ht‘ remained some two yours whlln the iinuprhter who hull been training in the meantime u-t the “nginvss (‘allege for li stcnogrnph pr, having secured her, diploma she ggigurbll nu excellent position in Boston nnli Mr. McPhee then mov- ed tn Souris where e remained l=v~ 9r nlnl-e, ills frien s and old nelkh- bors ul ills Pond, upon heiirlnz of h“, mnnh decided to take his re- Illlllns null liury him in his native parish oi‘ St. Marlzarotii. hiosprs. l,“ g MoCormitclr, Peter P. ‘M0- phep,‘ Joseph A. McPhee oiul John MoPhec of Rig Pond went to Sourls Sunday llflll look his remains across and llllfl lilni walled at-the resid- cnr-e lil his old friend rind ‘neitlhbflf Amy“; ,l_ Mcflhee. Monday niornlnll the i-l-mnlns were conveyed l0 9!- Mrirgiirets Church where a Mnsstni‘ Reqnmm wnq oflerétfby the. iPlifl (ll for mgr-lipase ofhis soul. The fun- emy, though not large was fulfill; representative. Alter Mruls all t a w“ mortal was laid to rfifl ll! l-l" iiidjolnluiz cemetery. .

The (loosened had

few or no

mourners. lllii brlfihefllglllll slllwll‘

all predeceased lilni as, WP" i" ll"

lcllllllmll- N‘, WP)’ near relatives on

(fhrlstine _ beloved wife m‘ Fred lilecNuill inlnamei-y:

Darlington

J. N01, Hunter River, iMi-s MacNelu

dale about nine o'clock Friday ev- -

‘the island with the exception of one “We. Mrs. Dmlllld .MGlIJnlB Mll- ton Mills. .\lr. iMcPhee , d“. a "mllll- MK husky man in his day, ll"! °l l“!!! Years was the victim of Ipoor health. He was about 74 years 0i 8E8. May his soul rest in pence, - -—~¢o-o-___

MR8. WILLIAM M¢INTYRE

At her home. Hiliereet Farm. Montzr" . on the 6th of December 1922. there ‘went; to her eternal iest._,Vli-ls. William McIntyre git .‘the age uf siXIIV-fivle yxtilfd. She was imiaushter of the late Josiah Lane and Susan Dollll; her moth- orpredeceased her. just five days ll-flfllilg passed away on the first of December last. She was born at Ilerlnltliite and Wild iunrried at the early age of nineteen years. Beiltlfls her husband she is surviv- ‘ed by n family- of eight, children. Zilrs. James Rourke, and iMrs. Chan-lea Robertson. Montague. Nortlt; Mrs. Emerson Millvicu"; Mrs. John Erickson, North Dakota; lhrcll iicir Moli- talzulw. Sidney near the old home. and Edison and Oiiilie_ at home. Also four brothers and one sister George and Jimos in l-ll-iriuitage: JlibL-v 1nd (‘z-loll iii the l’. S. A. and Mrs, kiln-hell. Village Green, also eighteen Kfillltlrlllltlftlll.

Rest mi dour nil-thin; m, “Cd-k is

. o'er. Th)‘ willing mole. Thou Wl-H s1: glllll s11 true so kind

lzlinlls Slllill toil no .

Not uilliiy nu zirili like you we , flNl. Thl lctl .\ s .\ll.llll._\'i't' \\'i.~l a

wonrtu oi "n1! llt'lll‘ll‘tl.. lovable. liispodtwm. il-wul -:l to homo and

family‘, always l'li\ll_\' tn lend d helping hunli in net-d; it can l\-- l- ' li.. she spent her life srrviilg others. Deceased had. bl l~n in fuiliug lienllh for some time, llill lil" l-oitilitiouWyiis

not l-nns-‘ilervd sol-ions until n few wel-ks lliiillt‘. hl-r lit-nth. when shv “n. il‘liil‘itl to be suffering from a dist-use \Vlll('ll' proved flit-ll. rc- iznrdlcss of the best medical at- tendance. lil-r funeral tozik plaice on ti! 8th of December and ‘was lrtrgey zitllullei ‘Service n.1, the lions nnll ;hl-. gt e WM’? cnulluct- ln-i by the llvv. .\lr. Brovrn pastor of the Methodist Church, of ‘rliil-l; lire llOPWASLEil w‘ -. member. lil-v.

.\lr. Neils-on JWSlH ". in - The hymns suns," were, ".\' are-r i\l\'(lt:1l ‘I'll 'l‘lil*i-" null "Aliiilc With Mo," also u Iiezititiful. solo Timed-Night“ sung by iii-s. llroirn {The pail hearers ivere liltssoi lic-

Osiralll t‘olliiil;.s, Alli-l‘!

libuiren. itobcrtsoii. (flyrus Moore, Goorlze Mellish and William Dohi-rty, ‘She \\.iS lull! 1o rest in the PFPTU’ llllll‘ l-rmetl-ry at Futon llorili.

Yet ziaruiti wl- hope to meet tlicc, When the a)‘ iii‘ lifl- is fled. ‘Then iii liunveu with i0)‘ l" KYPPl

I .

thee _ _ “flicrv. no rare-Nell tear is ‘ (Patriot Please Copy)

s-ilklli.

. _,,__...{-Q-}———~~— THE LATE JOE MARTIN

N,“ mmny mun lhlivc sot. in four legislatures-~nlin~ whom ; and ptrhnpu villi)‘ "ll" sat in three. lic- \-.'-t.~‘ ‘(iluir 0y Devlin, first n nwmboi‘ =11- lOtlawzi. their at “estmiusier null. lriuaily tn the elilri-nl-t oi’ Qilvllft f t 10v‘:\lfll‘llll—(l()l)t)fl)' "V" “llilkei }lit him as Mr. lMnrliu-nvus vho-‘ltl-i ii.i,-iioy~gl-iii~i':il of Mriuitobu _‘iiii‘-‘. iuleulilitl-ly before young ll-lliltlf-li Sittoii of llrauilon fulfilled the pro- mise oi’ office which ull who llslllfil ppm in his more Mctlrziltsticnlfllf utlitlll hear "whenever he pun .\ lipcnvu lhifs uioiith. Thul WA.» . i891; - ili Fight-lug Jol- lllitl been lu Pimuiitl-i‘ GTPElHViLYlS l-iiibinet lliPPl). _\t€il‘5l and cilélll yfiilfh‘ i" lll“ legislature. Wlhil-h moans to sin‘ tluii lie was an Nl.l’.i’. at twenty- Tho marvel ivus, not that.

I flho

uiile. _

he loll the zittoruey-gleul-rulsliip aiftt-i" three yoairs. but that i110 .-tuek to n portfolio for s0 long.

Frel- speech has always mieaul s0 niueu ltl Joe. Whcu he was in tlil- gou-ruineiit his ilflfliirliltffifi wl-rr Just as interesting ris when lll‘ rould he u blizzard without any- ; feeling much the worse. Arthur IMelgheu, Jm" (‘iillltl to fame out of Pnrt ..i Prairie, tirliere ouch states‘ put out his fore sic Like iiuothci- lsiugver.