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mended, can obtain perniziiieiit employ- ment by applying at this oflice.

to meet your wants with ,

gfonstoii Transcript, is new city editor of .lc i ' ‘ - ‘ - - '

Sons of En;-gland concert in Opera House on St. Georges Day, April 23. Proceeds

left Montague yesterday for Massecliusetts

‘W ~ f f ' Q . farewell service on Sunday night was largely attended.

by the 1.0. F. on the lives of the two Charlottetown boys who were killed in

Wh M u s= South Africa., will be paid as soon as their

deaths are oflicially confirmed.

a scarcity of school teachers `tliroughout`

iéighituations are requested toapply at the

larch

(lCl1lS EVCI°YWllCl'€.

ll-Ii-Issns. Ai.i.nY 8: Co's store Queen St.,

lizis been coiiziecteil by telephone.

MR. Wihnhfm Si»;i.i.AR of New Glasgow,

Any smart, steady boy, well recom-

HENRY O‘Ln_».nv,kno\vii in Chariot-te~ own and formerly on the stall' of the

ew Xoi k Press.

Prof. l"lnrr§.' \'\'atts lias cli:irge 01° the

or Red Cross Society. _ S

REV. C. W. 'l`ifi1::i_~:ii and Mrs. Turner

'here he has accepted .1 parish The

IT is understood that the insurance held

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_rss Fredericton Herald says: Tum is

he province at present, and those desir~

dncation omce

Ilatcst News of the City

a Sn " g and Province.

BY Réllorters and. Correspon-A;o.ipp..f..-..bi....., o. G. o..~.i.... ....1

L Hritian. Austria, and Russia. as to getting , the coal needed.

ington; D. C., U, S. A‘.,‘ reports

lventors residing in the Doininionlof Can

jdr_'awing‘s of any patent for 10 cents.

PoAstage'sta.nips`will not be accepted.

J. A. Fitzsimmons, Vancouver, Amal

,I water heater; YV. C. Herbert Stanstead <

ml;

ii for supporting horses heads; M. G. Lam-

‘iN ever guit certainli for hope.” Never

take a ine icine of don tful value instead pit _Hood s Sarsaparilla which is sure to o_you good. A

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Europe Needs Coal

There was a rumor in coal circles in

government,t-hrough"an outside party,was making inquiries as to whether it could secure 1,000,000 tons of bituminous coal here, says the Mail and Express. There appears to be some trouble in Great

.Canadian Patriotic Fund.

patents granted by the U, S,

Patent Office, February 20, 1900 to In.

lads. He will mail copy of specification and,

,`M. Brillingcr Toronto, Electric su- llllurbaii car; G. R. Clifford, Vancouver! I

‘|r`lag'_staff; R. D. Fraser, Hamilton, Um- ,

, brella cover; S. A. Fraser, New Glp,sgow,’

3 soldering iron; D. Hoiford, Bilue, Device"

Amount already acknowledged 891,86

Amount collected by “Amy Carver A and Sarah J. Mclsaac _ _ , Dr, Collins Vernon River 1_00 Mrs. Jno. Hayden _50 A.M. Carver ~ _50 Kestle Enman

Rslunuinl the Patriotic Concert at

_ d A River Hull on Monday £venln3,l2bh

pi ` ' , at ‘LU dclock. Homemade.

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A. Owing to the fact that Dr. J ordau had to turn dozens of people away relation of truth to philosophy was that *QI his f -' of two or three_ great life principles to the -' . interpretation of them by human minds. ‘_

' . ' was requested' to address the meeting on

= ° A ' pork raising. Prof. Robertson, at once

consented and in opening told of the poul-

' ' C _ th k t. T cents a bottle. Al-

' til;y shipmeitilts to Englafrliil. T'17ie: pgtcies onpevlliys egliltalhdntleyh? _-

V t eothersi e range Y in o . per .

011115 F01' fattening P°“lt"-Y for tl” Tailor Made Suits. -~~Remember our`

D - ' ‘ market it is necessary to get birds with

_ large bodies. Plymouth Rocks and white

*U Ywk, we have decided to continue the same only a"-

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8° I8 $0 give every one a chance. A ' _ speaker did not think that the province

Remember no Watchmaker 8 Or p dlar s test, but a scientific exam- is yet ready for such an industry, as the

mation with the only complete set of Modern appliances in this country. supply of hogs he thought, would not

We don’t ask your patronage because wo have been established 30

W the cold snap started, matters looked very serious, in fact some of the lumber A men

ting their season’s cut out. Now, how- l ever, the roads will be ~ made solid and everything will be all right 'if the weather”

- continues cold for a few days more. _S _ `

says: At Dalhousie college yesterday afternoon Rev. W. Dobson well known in P. E. Island, Iecturedto the students on ‘Philosophy and Truth.” The _point of

' ` L l 4 his remarks was the fact that truth was - ' ` ' A A A A V _ D

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.. , ,Y , _ THE following is an extract from an

' " , A 5 _ A address delivered by Prof. Robertson before

5 1 ` " ' l ' A 1 the Agricultural Congress in Fredericton

' V 0 _ _ ` _ ' A on March lst. The St. John Telegraph says:

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Wy - . Several times when in St. John Prof. Robertson said he had /been waited

A _ upon by merchants who said they were A an' f kph' i._isi..'1‘h

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world. Thursday 5

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Eng_lilh__Ch\lx'ch The Medimvll"

A1 mfospoilaoiii in writing- 'iioiii

AGeorgetown onffuesday evening sayin: . .__ _ _ _ , »'1'hesupperuid.bal'd-concert in the rink S* B' Wutherble

lieiic on eveiilng,- promises tof _

be . gmac 'rim _eooi»gmwn- Brew* M

Band will 'bgstrongly suppliniented by excellent program by the Montague' band. _ _

Yizsriinnav ,many farmers iiifoi'~med`

ho need firewood. Up to ‘the___ti;he oft

ad practically given up all hope of get-_

A HALIFAX exchange of March 5th

roud and in itself unchanging, and the

_Prof.Robertson,who was in the audience,

andottes were the most suitable

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nasked what breed is the best for

errant a. pork-packing industry He had

rk raising. Prof.Robertson didn’t know,

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Tim GUARDIAN that the present spell of Matheson i _ cold weather is greatly welcomed iby -.gill C '

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or did he ever expect to know. It depen- ded a good deal on the man. Pork raising is being carried on very successfully in Ontario. She1ter,treatment and food were

Hogs grow with comparatively a bare skin, and want of shelter from winds is necessary. The effect of the wind on a hog when eating will cause constipation. , A pig will never thrive in a wet- sleeping place. The floor should be sloped to- wards the trough and should be wooden covered with earth. A dark place is bad for hogs. A boar which thrives after it is weaned is the best pig to breed from.

chew every other day in winter It is

Pigs should never be weaned until they are at least six weeks old. It is a good thing to pasture pigs in the spring. A mixture of rye and oats makes good food for pigs, and should be soaked with water. Raw potatoes are no good as feed, but potatoes give good results when cooked. Turnips and mangels are better pig feed than potatoes. The Yorkshires and the Tamworths, or either one crossed with the Berkshires. make the best bacon pigs. This concluded Prof. Robert son's

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-Low price and real merit make Bent- ley’s Liniment the most popular liniment

tailor made suits this spring before you eplac your oRnEn.~ We have something nice to show you as soon as the carsehi no. 3(1) yards Costume Tweeds an Sk

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stomachs. /

The D. & L. EMULSION

Is prescribed by ,the leading physicians of

The D. 6: L.'EMULS!0N

Isa marvellous flesh producer and will gve you an appetite. 50:. k $1 per Bottle. Be sure you get DAVIS & LAWRENCE

address.

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Send your work to ` to . W l you.

Amount collected by Peiro McEachern ' lil() an P an

Already acknowledged ~ 891.86 l

P' t'hat’s our business. A (ff ~ l - /

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b€‘A_l`f/. Kateville, Combination tool; T. ' Milne, Sandon, Scaffold or portable trestle; ' ’ == A _ I _ ' __ J' W- M\11'1'3I. St. George, Window sash: 1 AAA. _ l ~ 1E. Roblin, Belleville, Cutting apparatus '“ _ _ 9' for reaping or mowing machines; S. A p V Turner, T0r0!1t0. S509 lneclianism for I A ' __ Av

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E* C , J ,` ` lack of skillful attention. V

Q( ZLNGA Q will guarantee personal,

f- skillful and conscientious av-

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