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cross all right.

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to The the dil- the

oi the Rev ‘John McKinno late oi

.," _~ ' ~ _-:.1--tn eralt to~'~he~ seen then iormany months, as during the ish autumn and the winter they sre`shut - svsy from the outside world by s great ex- nonse oi _ice-iieids. The regular nlmmer boat to the Magdalene. the Lady Sybd, is now overhauling at Dartmouth, preparatory to resuming the service. On her arrival the Btau- ley will_he attached to the Nova Beo- bia agency, while the Aberdeen, sub- sequently to the electing repairs to ner hull, will 'proceed to \Bt. John and be commissioned in the New Brunswick district. .

l THURSDAY.

FORTY HOURS OLOBBlS.~ The Forty _Hours Devotion closed in St.

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fl°9f\’°Ys. It aesimilates without him! _dl!¢l|50l\» Mid contains no alcohol.

Absolutely-nothing'equals SCOTT’S

EQIULSION to strengthen the lungs and dnue out colds and coughs. '

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Hopewell. will he glad to learn t he has been elected Professor of G ‘lic in the University of Edinbur Mr. McKinnon was a. native ot l’ island. and was educated' at the W River Seminary of the Presbyte Church oi Nova Scotia, at Durh Pictou Co."-Picton Advocate,

AT (:0‘.'_“;RNMENT HOUSE.- Rozers and His Honour Gover R0Ktrs entertained, at s. deligh dinner last night, at Governm l-louse. members ol the Provincial islature and other gentlemen to number oi about twenty. Gov

ment House seldom looked prdt :han on this occasion, the floral corations being exceedingly artis The color scheme in the dining room was green and white, the table b set in green, with green candles shades, and daintily brightened

lilies ol the valley and lerns.

drawing rooms were decorated w Easter lilies, jonquils and w roses. Needless to say the di was in keeping with the best* tr tions of Government House and evening was delightfully spent u 10.30 when the guests said good ni to their hostess and host. The ond dinner to members ol the Le lature will be held Thursday e

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ment steamer Stanley had arrive the Man-<lulcn lnlauds early ycster morning with the first quantity

postnl matter delivered there last autumn was thc informntlo ceived in o. relayed wireless from ton by (lhnrles H. Harvey, agent mnrlne and fisheries, says a Ha. exchange. The Stanley carried mails from North Sydney, lan them at Amherst and Grindston chief towns of the gulf group. will remain north until this noon for the return mails,nltcr w she will lrnve for Halifax via Pnul's Island. In breaking her thru the ice fields to the Magda the Stanley was stuck in the ice

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lottetown. dated Reno, March 27th: ‘Glad things are looking so well. Returned from mine this morning

:ers out." Road work ore h r

we shipping April 10th. We have thc Jost mine in Rochester-Nothing but iuccess for us." The telegram was signed A. A. Codd, and will be good news to n large number throughout this province.

RAILWAY NEEDED.-Mr. simon

Pineau of Rustico, one of the leading lobster packers in the province was in Charlottetown yesterday. In conver- sation with The Guardian Mr. Pinenu spoke ol thc serious lack of truss- _iortation facilities at Rustlco. Ulu.- .Jf the best farming sections of the .Province and probably its largest fishing centre, obliged to haul all its produce and supplies a distance oi nine miles to the nearest shipping point. Hunter River, is certainly a condition that requires to be looked into. A branch linc from Hunter Hiv- er to Riistlco along the river valley vould be a comparatively ensy solu- tion ot the difficulty. The lobster business alone at Rustico amounts to about hall n million _dollars ayeer all of which bus to be carted over nine niilcs of road, most of it in the spring when the roads src at their worst. If any port of the province needs s. railway it is Rustico_

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week Mrs. A. E. Dunhreck and Miss

_ Kuthriue James are organizing Wo-

u\en’s 'institutes in the neighborhood of Charlottetown. On Monday even- ing they addressed a meeting ut

Dunstan's Pro~Csthedral. Charlotte- ;own, Wednesday morning at 9 o'- :loclr. The High Mass ol Reposition rss celebrated by Rev. Father Allan

GOOD NEIWS.-The following is e, :opy of n. telegram received in Char-

1l'e are break.ing_six feet ot rich ore lor shipment. Have better than tour

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~oad spur, are all being rushed. Will

St. Paul’s Island for several hour3_ York. This' was _a joint meeting of The arrival of this Steamship in the the 'Farmers' Institute and the Wo- iyyagdnleng marked the first outsidc mens Institute, which was organized

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FOR INFANTS

Will Bring Your llahy Safely Through The First Year

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when he was one week old, and he never (acted anything elee until his ilrsl birthday.

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Write ills names ellfhe Blaise In s letter orpesie_ar\l,giv2.1_1yeur llama and Address

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Mrs. J. W. PATEMAN, `

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llns by all drugglsfs ln Canada. FREE TO MOTHERS-Wflle \°dlY

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rings either way Y°‘f' Wh “’ 5” straight minutes or every olhcr llllf minute! rsll of len minutes unless

ylou swltfjh him oil. He°s me alarms ` one. _

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some time since, Mr. T. A. Benson was also prcscnt and spoke on Egg Circles. On Tuesday afternoon they went tc- l\l:'u'shflcld and addressed u mcctiutf of the ladies in thc school and are to-day at Union. The meet- ing at Marshfield was not inrgc but was very entllusiasticond they have fully dcrldcd upon an organization.

meetings will be large as the Insti- tutes are supposed to centre around a school district more or less and one will he organized ln each school district if the won.cn of the school district wish it. At any rate it is not intended that one Institute shall cover 'more than three school dis- tricte. Wherever possible the meet- ings will hc held in the school and it is hoped that the women of the Dis- trict working with the Supervisor, who will make regular visits, will do much not only for the improvement of home and social life but also for the immediate benefit of the school without \vhich home and social liic cannot he uplifted. Next week Mrs. Dunbreck and Miss James will ad- dress meetings with the idea ‘of or- galiieiiig at Cornwall, Monday ! ril 7th. Clyde River on Tuesday, _/.,iril 8th, Kingston, April 9th, Hamp- shire. April liltli, and North Wilt- shire, April 11th.

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Prescription for Headache!

If you should go to your family

physician and ask him for a prescription for headache, and he kncw the very latest discoveries in medicin ' he would pres- cribe thc ingredients ol'L‘ZUTUO tablets.

Yet he might not get the happy Com-

bination of the ingredients secured in ZUTOO tablets after long trinl and ex- ` perimcnt.

The ingredients of Zutoo Tablets

are prescribed for headache by the very best physicians of the day.

Prsised by all users, thousands gladly

testify to the merits of this reliable cure for headache. 25c at deulcrs Try it.

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Thomas A. Edison. lne.. 100 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J., U- S. A.

Educate your children musically

Edison Phonograph

An apprec/`af1`on of music is as essential as tech- nique. '1`hc world’s masterpieces are on Edison Records, done by the greatest artists. You can play them again and again, until you have familiarizcd yourself and your children with the sort of music they ought to know-classical and popular. y

Stop in at your Edison dealer’s and /I4 ,

have him play some Blue Amberol Records. They will delight the " _ family. '

A complete line of Edison Phonographs and Records will be found at

MILLER BROS. -123 Kent Street. ALBERT E. TOOMBS - 56 Queen Street.

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HORSEMEN ATTENTION l

DR. J. WOODBURYS HORSE LINIMENT and DR. J. WOODBURY’S

CONDITION POWDERS will save and preserve the life of your horses.Their use will cure and prevent the disease common to horses, such as Cough, Colds, Dis- temper, Glanders, Spavins, Pink Eye, Splints, Curbs, Enlar ements, Cracked Hoof, Kidney Trouble, Fevers, Cuts, Sores and will remove buntgies of all kinds.

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Ene time-keeper to keep in any room and tell time all day by. - lf .you ,have got to`ge\ up bright and early; ii you have to get your

help in the field on time, ask for llig Ben' st your dealer's and try him for a weekl You'll never went to be without him afterwards. -

b“fy'S. Horse Liuimentj’ is endors- ed by all the leading `horsemeu of the Dominion Save' and reserve

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