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PAGE FOUR 1"rHs LATEST NEWS - THE _,__,w,_,___,____, _.~_------» --~ --~ rr ---

” 1' ii” I .nowiieur souiiis DYSPEPSIA

SHELDON MADE

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LADIES IN PITTSBURG

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PI'1’l‘SB[,'RG. Pa., April 3-Posing Sheldon, “blind pool" OPCFBCUF.

Bs an unmarried imui, and making sliowed other than tinancinl talents

love to se\ eriil ind nests at the during his residence in this city

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house where he resided, Uharles ll. Wliilewthre ninn yaiited in Montreal F r " .M __ .

to answer the demand for several lliuuilred creditors was living at the home of Mrs. McAdo0. the Womau whose charge is now holding him for local trial, he was known as an ad- mirer of the Indies, and was in the habit of taking his landlady and others to the local theatres, later eu- tertaiaing them to a light relmit 0l` "after theatre supper." It. was dur- ing these entertuiuinents that he posed as being unmarried, and, ac- cording to some of the ladY SUBSYS. made love to them. Along this line,

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soothe, heal and strengthen the inflamed or overstrained tissues of

' the throat and give real and permanent

from throat troubles use

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A positive boon to all who use their voices ln rublic. Among scores of

appreciative letters from singers and public speakers in nearly every civilized land, the following has been received from Mme. Gsosrciz

"l think these Faslilles are excellent and l have already recommended

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same to many of iriy friends. 5".,-1

for free sample to

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- to the man uho needs 3. roofing than just merely something to put on the top of a building. y

It means a thoroughlw

satisfactory and reliable roof

AMATITE means more

“THIS IS THE

ROOFING THAT NO PAINTING

Frequently the ‘cost of

painting a roofing amounts to almost cnougli to buy a new Anintite Roof.

. Amntite can be laid right: , ,over shingles, tin or other - l ready roofings. '1`he direct-

ions hold good for laying i

Amatitc anywhere and over ‘ anvthing,'zind are as simple f as A B C.

covering, without future ex- -

penn' for pain/if/g_becniisc

For further information.

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the rm/ »11`1i.~r1.r./ ;!1rj':zrc,bo<>l;lct, szunples etc., ad- .:.

makes painting unnecessary.

Everjeik Elastic Paint

. .\ rl-ry t..-.:g:li, il;ir:il.lc paint nt ri

low pr-i..~. inn- f..l.-_- u.~.l_\ ii lii-irons blnrk. [Kc it i..i u~:u1:.,~r;5, l'.:i:i».¢;

_ uppzirulii-, >.nilt\»l.ii;i..~., louis, i.i..- ..

wiiirr kinks, etc.

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We have for sale 5000 bar'

rels Portland

able to quote

Cement and are

low prices. Deliver-

ed in Souris, Sunimerside and

Charlottetown in cars of ioo

barrels.

The Rogers

Hardware Co

Limited

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Easier Goods.

lat Carler’s)

See our elegant line

of Easter Post Cards

Easter Cards (general line) Easter Novelties in Chickens, Ducks, Rsli-

bits, Wsx lligures,l`sncy I Baskets etc, etc, etc.

Wholesale and Retail-

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Many kinds of shinirlerulbut the hes.

rnofepvsrlnir that any man can top ull

with is it P I,

Fire Insurance ho iicy H d » \ ~ sn

lisvry rlil‘ii:llE:o‘iri{i:i;;islti:';ii‘;:. lietllgts diillsr lor

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according to some of those who had been his guests, his former landlady, Mrs. Ethel l\1cAdoo, his prosccutrix at the hearing lust Saturday, had a high regard for Sheldon, as he had for her.

Apart, however, from the state-

ments of his lady companions, the following letter indicates the terms of affection on which- they were. lt. uns vrrit.ten hy Sheldon on the day after he was arrested, and the piffad- ing tone in which it was written was expected by 'him to have the effect of her wil.hili'awing the charge she had niuilc against him. It reads as foi- lows1-

'l‘uesdny, l’.l\1., March 28,1911.

Dear Mrs. McAdoo: ' I was hoping that after our

conversation today you would withdraw the process against ine.

Now I am going to implore you

to do so; it can do you no possible good, while it will do me infinite harm. At the same time it will delay the time when I can do for you by prejudicing me elsewhere. ` I have done all I possibly could

for you, though with an aching hea-rt I add I most rlevoutly wish

it were possible to do more.

If this matter in any way could

Wing your money back now I

would not send this.

llnder the circumstances anyway

it cannot answer the purpose of revenge, which I know is not your

wish :it itll.

Yours in trouble,

(T. W. ROSS.

The strain which Sheldon has been

under during the last week is marked on his fuce_ He has lost weight, and already his face is coated with the Dale color which is usuul with men after serving long terms in prison. When Sheldon was arrested, his tlesli seeineil to be solid, his neck full. At the hearing he appeared us though his flesh hud shrunken, his clothing and collar seemed too large for him.

1-lis attempts to defend himself

were feeble. Detective Mc(!nskill be- came disgusted with him, for the Montreal orhcer believed that Sheld- on was a iiiiieii brighter man than he displayed himself to be at tlie hearing, Hlielilon displayed no unu- sual kiiowledge of the law or the charge against him, by the way in which he coiitiucted his cross-exaniin- ation of Mrs. MeAdoo and the brok- er who appeared against him. His questions lacked purpose, which was observed by Detective Mcflaskill.

"uheldon is not bright," said ]_)e~

tective Metlaskill, “and he displayed no unusual knowledge of the law or the charge he wus given a hearing

ifor. l-lis questions lacked purpose

and evcrytliingt else to bring discred-

iit on the witnesses." -

Slivltioii was niucli iut out lee s

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he wus not permitted to |.-ut his wit- nesses on the stand. Whether /hc would have been able to prove rmy- thing by them is doubtful. Mrs. Mc- Arloo made a clean straight state- .ment of facts, which showed that i-llieldon -deceived her in the manner in which he was nnikliig thc invest- ,ments for her,

After tlie_hcaring Sheldon appeared

to be "all iii."‘He was anxious to be taken to Montreal and wanted to be released on the charge Mrs. l\'IcAdoo lllfille llzaiiiat him. Attorney Eckles, ,whu_representcd Mrs. McAdooat the yliciiring, said he thinks that Sheldon 'has committed other crimes in the United States, since he left Canada, llnst October, and he fears that he may be called to trial for them, and may have to stiffer a more severe lpunishmcnt in the United States than he would be required to submit to in (Taniida. _ What; little courage Sheld- on did display at the hearing seemed to desert him when .it was over. He seemed divested of everything, and walked in a despondent manner lie- tween Deputy Sheriff Wolff :ind (‘on-. stable Terrell.

DOUCETTE DIS(‘.()VElRl<]D.

MONCTON, April 6-J. Doucette,

of Rogersvillc, for whom his friends, xiided by the Moncton police, have been searching for the past ten days, under impression that he had carried out his intention, as expressed in a letter to his wife., to commit suicide, \vn.s located lust night nt. the home of Freeman Horsman, Mountain ftoad, three miles from the city. Last Saturday night Doucette was found lying on the road by Horsnuin with feet badly frozen. He was tak- en to Horsman's home, and cared for until the police tonight, learned nl his wliereaboiits.-

"Mac‘s Beef, Iron and Wine is one

of the purest and most efficient rem- edies for spring sickness you can see anywhere. It contains food for body and brain. It is one of the greatest toiiics in existence. Price 7l‘ic a. bot- tle. The Two Macs. drtf.

We are getting ready for our

Mllllnery opening -and lt ls cer- tainly going to be the event. of the spring ln Mllllrteiy circles. Watch fnr our announcements.- Prnwso Bros Ltd' 3-30dt.f i

gif; wam

and

iii waiui ‘I

Il you went srellshle. accurate

watch let. us rTcommend the Elgin. -he' Euin vstch ls. unotunlluy s watch word.EverY iimeplooe smoke ofthe ainest. ginterisl bythe mostin llled snds. orn everrw ere by evsryho and full! lunrsntoev Bos our display.

N. Tanton

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in Rollo Bay. Janies 13. Rob-

,Stock Food

...It pays to buy in t.h1s Province.

...Thomas MeC.'-irrom, and Jam-

es McCarney of St. Mary’s Road, saved papers in connection with three alleged viola- tions of the Prohibition- Act nt Mon- tague 'recently and t-he cases come be- ifore Stipendlary Mairistrate Red-din .in Georgetown on Friday the 7th inst.-M.

...A Lorne Valley correspondent

writes: Miss Jessie McSwain has re- covered from n severe attack of meas- les.- Dan R. MacSwain has retuinfd to his home in Lorne _ Valley after 'spending a few -days in Rollo Bay.- Allan; MaeSwain has almost recover- .ed from a lingering illn2ss. Hugh li/lacllonald is making flying visits to

ligjlardigaiii. W H the gucksts ot 'Thcniiias . epar _~- i ie Meer ee was in . ar- ;tinvale on Sunday the guest of Angus lliiacliinis.-lllnry Macl.ei;d is Visiting |friends at Head of ()ni'digan.-D.',iial\d ;\iacl.»eod, liiiskin, has almost recov- ered from a severe illness.-The mail carrier between Lorne Valley and 48 siding is now James l\’iacl.eod_-”.`he school at Lorne \"alle_v is pro,zress.iig

` - n of

§€lZ.§.§3.‘l‘°r.."’3‘.?I...§'.‘.`f...$i.’I.25.f{"i..f,...... has shot over one hiuidrc-.l rabbits this winter.-Jack Hemphill, Ruskin. is doing a. flourishing biisiriess late- ly.-.Iohn l\iu.<.tar:l. was n p;iss'n:,cr to (‘ha"rluttf-town on the llith instant. -J. M.

...A Mt. Hope coi~rcsp0nrlrnt writes'

Allan J.-MacDonald, is busily (nears- cd sawing wood at present, with his excellently equiDl°'ed sziwiiiigi appara- tus.--James A. Mclir-oil, paid a flying visit to ilrlt. Hope recently. - John A. 1\<IcPherson has retiirneil to his linnie in \"nlleyticl<l after spending a few days with his aunt; Mrs. Alex .\ic1)un- ald of this place.-~Ari.hihald (lay leaves shortly for Alberta, wlitr: his sojourn will he ti‘n'iporary, ns here- turns to P. E. I, in the mai- fut\u'e. wliere, wc are informed, hr iiitfnils to remain.-Alexander 1*. lvlnclieoil and William Burhoe spent the week eu-il at Upton Hill the guests of Mrs.

Norriiiin Macl.zotl.-’[‘lie many fricnrls‘ of Neil Nicholson will le glad t.| learn that he is recovering from a sc- vere attack of la gi-ippe.-St'-plien Ward, Upton, accompanied by his sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Amos Ward was visi- ting here recently the guest of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Altert Burliie. It is announced that the marriage will take place shortly of Alex. li. McRae and Margaret .\l. (lay, Albion; Cross. Illiss Katherine !\l. Arthur lists' been here - visiting for the last few weeks with friend.;

ertscn recently pui'cliasc-.l a. handsomil carriage horse from Duncan Mathie- son, Albion (`.ross.--.lolin M. Mac- Leod is training his jet black trot- ter. lt is iinderstooil that lie intends to enter him in the hlttiitngiie races next summer.-.lolin (‘_ liiclicud spent the greater part of last week in Al-. bion Cross, where he was lit~sp»it,r.bly entertained by Archibald Currie.- George Doeltendorfl was visiting ini Dundas last Saturday. Appaieitly several of the yoiiiig men of this place are rontcmplnt ng Vmatrimony, iudging by the rate at which they are h:-ruling lumber to Thomas Burge's sawmill. Evidently those men intend erecting large and cornmodious lions- es. John D. McSwain, Upton, was vi- siting here recently the giust of Al- _lan llob."rtsi.ii.

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Aiiyjiersun wishing to piireliiisr- ii irouri

statiuiiery engine should see tha V/\l{1tl|') UASOLENE ENGINE befurie purchasini:

elsewhere. Sold by GEO. L'R.EAi'\li'll{ A(.ll‘IN’l‘ FOR KINGS U0. I-3dlriv\'lllll.

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is it coticeiitrzited food and medicine conil>ined-- \Vc kriow it will do the work, we can prove to you that it has the virtue

Cheap spurious articles

are sold, but you get your uioney’s worth when you buy

Atlas Stock Food

lt is composed of herbs,

roots, barks,seeds,.etc, and no cost or trouble is spared in the nianuf»cture_ It saves feed by iiouri~liiug, and aidingrligestion when the animal is in health.

25c and 50c package. |

Try it

E. A. F oster

Central Drugstore

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...The Morning Daily Guardian can

lbs obtained at W. A. Johiistcne’s, Montague. 2-3\'l\`f»f-

...Hugh Daily of Commercial Cross

crossed to Picton yesterday on hiE wny to the Canadian West.-lil. ,

...Dr. A. H. Sniallwood, Souris. 1`¢'

,turned from Charlottetown last even- ing by the iifteriioon express.-J.

...I-1, Nelson of Montague basVa_i'i‘_iv-

cd home after a few days yisltlllz friends in New Glasgow, N. b.-M.

...The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at H. J. Mabon's drug lstore, Souris. 4-4drff-

...The name of Mrs. Matthew

_Gratto of Gladstone was insdvertezl- ly given as Grallo in yesterdi1y’s is- Slle.

...John J. McDonald of Montague is

siifllciently improved, to be up airailh Mrs. McDonald is confined to her bed with a severe`attac\£ oi Dl€\1t‘lSY--M5

...Vincent lllclsaac, the popular 're-

presentative of A. H. Mathew & Co., Halifax, left Souris this morning on ,a business trip through the Pro-

ivince.-J. ‘ ...l<‘_ G. Jordan, Souris, having consented to act as Guardian repre- sentative, all news, advertising and subscriptions in Souris and vicinity should be handed to him. -2-10drti.

...Martin McKinnon, Montague, hav-

ing consented to act as Guardian re- pi`ei.>i-ntative, all news, advertising rind siilisr-riptioiis in Moiitugtie, and vicinity i~:hould be handed to him,

2-9drf.l

...’i‘lie remains of thc lat: Norninii

N, i`»lc1.eod of lvlontagiie who died at Nciwnstle, N. bl., arrive-al in Monta- gue on \\lelncsilay accompanied by

son of Newcastle. The fllneral, took plat-e from tin- 1‘i'esbyterlan tlhiircli, llloiilnuiie, to the Valleytield cenietery on 'lliursilay at 2 o'clock.-M.

...'l‘lioir.as tlasiily and William Rice

who l,¢gun the contract of delivering mails .iii April first from Montague to Glen William, Allerton and inter- mediate post orlices, eleven in nll, haven diillcult rout particularly in winter. if they will accomplish the task as s`atisfat'toi'y as the former contractor, llr. Smith, the public will cniisitl-er that good eriough_ When th-e llr’s teani iliil not travel very few did.--.\l.

.._A sad accident occurred in East

Baltic on \Vl>ilncsday last in Danie 1. McAuluy's S.-iwmill. lt allllears that when Joe Moras was taking a slat from the saw* he slipped and fell against the saw. He. had his left. arm frightfiilly torn and inanillvll and alrnost separated from the body. Had it not been for the prompt ac- tion uf Mr. l\'ic\`ain, who was ii:-ftrhy and pulled the injured man' oil the saw there is hzirrlly a doubt but that he would have lost his life. Mr. Mc- Vain promptly put a splint. on the arni and stopped the flow of blood iintll the doctor, who was sent for, mire and dressed the injured mem- berr--.I_

TOROHTO JAIL OVERCROWDED

'I‘()lt()N'1"(l, April 4-Ho badly

crowdeil is Toronto jail that scores of prisoners ure compelled to sleep in corridors. The disgraceful condi- tion, it is proposed to remedy by sending the surplus prisoners to oth- er cities and have them maintained st. ’l‘oronto's expense.

WOMAN IS MAYOR

HllNNl~}Wl'll.L, Kang., April 4 -

Mrs. Ella Wilson is now Mayor of this town. At the election yesterday she and 0. M. Akers, were tied for the orrirc. and the judges of election declared her elected.

SllFFEllEll THREE YEARS

Tlll Dr. Morse's lndlan Root Pills cured hls Kidney Trouble

There are fciv diseases tbrit muse more

acute sulit-ring than Kidney Trouble, ,intl Mr, l". A. Tlionius, of Sudbury Out., is our- ol those who know it. lie writes:

"l-`or oi-or three years I suffered from

kirlnvy dist-use. First l thought I had spniincd my back, for suddenly the pain would cutcli tht- Small of my back and it would he impossible for me to strnigliten my::<-lt` up for several iniiiuies_ A dull aclu- across the lcirliieys was aiwnys pres ent, my urine wus thick und cloudy, and passing it caused ii burning, scolding ruin. 'Fried medicines, but they failed.

was advised to try Dr. Alorse's Indian

Root Pills, as they had cured my wife years before. A few boxes inflected ii coinplete cure. I now enjoy the bles- sings of good lieslth, which is dns to this remedy." `

1)on’t neglect kidney troubleirs too

dangerous as well as too painful. That old,_rcli:ible family remedy, Dr. Morse's indian Root Pills, has cured thousand, and will cure you. It is equally eflectivs ln _cunng_coi'istipnt.ion and its attendant evils, bihousness, indigcstion and sid

headaches, nd ' '5 gh 261: s hom sat yoii-r §r\|g“ngisPE’s e “wg

I nvest_iga_te Our Superzorrty

It stands to reason our

corps of skilled experts can do your work better, more economically and efficiently than you ever could. They can give more to the work than you can, and besides laundering is a trade they have studied and mastered.

You get best satisfaction by

sending here. Your work is cure

fully, quickly and neatly finished. The charge is sgreeably low.

Phone iii for our wagon.

Can Be ¢ured.

. ~ 'lin

'ran a..e»se_ is 01° “ll l”°"“.‘- § --I-it M"-1°” "if ""“ :’.':;;.:‘..';'.°.. oftciiest baffles ull oriiullry __ _ It gives rise to a great varietly gléigbigfgr ins ~v“‘P!°"‘“' ““°" ~”s ‘ isfooti wind eating, “rung and souring ow 1 in the stomach. hewtbsr? et ' R weak ' many °"°fy¢hins t it en HS. . _ dySi>°i>'i° Sl°"‘“°*! ”°'“ “Sf“"r.iiiii.“m..I hence the grwl- d\3i0\\ltY 0 e 5

cuflfehe long train of distressing S.""‘Pt_°“.“' which render life ii burden to this of dyspepsmk may be prorilgp Y

by the uso of urdock Blood Niels- B B B, regulates the stomach. live" “Fd

and gastric 'uice to fiicilitute lx” “l '

system. B Q n NB

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wrxiiiaii." H‘?lmii:vi?lici:dclm'Burdock 151001; Bmw and W "1" ‘°‘“~'“°.iIi°f.’I§s...f.i`-2 give such relief in dyspepsia ii nh" troulilw. I was troubled £0' 31 '.“" . .U , , ~ . ' v |30 i. I.” 5 nfl? ?\\ii§iriitdxtiiiytiapaliiidlodliillilunrl liitteis. re ie I three berries and becsune cured, irniloofcan now eiit ailvlhll-‘ll Without it .....r...g ....._ i ..-in highly f9¢§m_f,",§,',;f§,},§ to nll who are troubled viit s -

troubie.’ _ Manufactiirelfl Only by The P' 'mlhmn

(20,, Limited, Forontc, Olli-

HllliSi Nlllli

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Daughters of Niit,\voo<l. 2.l~‘li. l\=l\'t-‘

produced lil with i‘ei',urrls of 2.10 ui' better, 11 of which iire trolters_

his wife, and his sister Mrs Robert- ¢ ~ s

'i‘he surest wiiy for simill lir0crlei‘s

tn improve their trotting stork is to .sure their best :ind most proiniuiiig lillies for Iirooil murcs, und liuve tlivni nniterl with the best stzilliuus that their ineuns will permit.

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Brood mares that are eoiistntit.ly

but carefully used for roziil purposes und light iiirni work will prodtire stronger :ind straiglitcr linilicd fouls, and are less liable to have trouble in delivering them, than mares that do not have regular exercise.

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.liidging from the string wliirh is

booked to train at the Tunnel 'l‘i'iick this suninier the proprietor and his worthy assistant, Professor Mc\`ey, will not be idle. Mr. Ir\'ing's horses this season are coniposed of the best as usual und sure to';:et in the nioii- ey winning column for the season ul' 1911.

H S Q

Kalol and Piirklin are in pink of

condition and will no doubt receive large sli__nrc of putroiinge. Few peo- ple di‘eameil that Parklin wus such a itnnie and fearless trutter until ii few weeks ago when he won his race on the ice in Charlottetown, besides he is standard bred and from the fash- ionubly bred families.

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It is Fred Wni‘ren's intention to lo-

cate ut Fredericton, nnd opvu ii pub- lic training stable. Mr. Warren is well und favorably known througli~ out the Provinces and is remembered as an excellent driver und litter its well, as a clean sport. He has o long list of record trotters and pacers to his credit having canipaigned the Springhill Stables for J. R. (‘owaiis for years.

Spurgeon Gammon, New Glasgow,

speaking. of Brazilian in the Horse Ul`Ce¢1€I`. says in piirt us fnllowst- If we are not mistaken the Yar- mouth race was the season of 1903 and Brazilian was ii four-yenr-old. I-le afterwards trotted the lvlt. Steph- en, N.B., track that year in 2.24% which was then and for several yenrs afterwards the best record- for that age in Canada. Brazilian made his notnblc campaign that year in the hands of Albert Slipp who some years afterwards drove him three winning heats over the Sussex, N.B., track in 2.19, he being the first horse to beat 2.20 on thc trot three times in a race in the Maritime Pro- vinces. Brazilian also held the three- year-old record piaciiig it ut 2.335 to a high wheel sulky over the New Glasgow track in 1902. When 19 years of nge he trotted ii niile in public ini 2.25. To date he lins prov- en the best sire of speed that. has come to our shores, when shun we look upon his like again? He was ii model of ri horse, perfectly guiteil and :lead game. Last your he hurl out Prince Louis (2.1-tg) nr 13|-.,Ck_ ton. Mass., Baby Logiin (2.llli’). Billy (‘._ (2.23.}) that trotted one heat. in 2-l7~l at Halifax mid wus set A buck, Brazilian “.<l_" went in 2.26. For pncers he had the three-year-old Dominion D. (2.25}). Pretoria. (2.2l,\), and we all snw Linn Miller (2.2l§) beaten by an eyelnsh by Royal Night at Halifax in 2.17§ when the stallion got his mark. He also speaks at length nbont the gallant old Arclight (2.19%).

IMP()R'l`AN'I‘ MEASURE

IN NEW BRITNSWICK.

FIWJDERICTON, April 6~'l‘he

most. important bill introduced by the Government this session was that of Surveyor General Grimmer, at an early hour this morning, with regard to the cutting of pulpwood on Crown Lands, making it necessary to manu- facture lt, in Canada, either into pulp or paper.

Mr. Grlmmer's Act will not come

into force iintll proclaimed by the Governor-ln-Council rind applies tnly to new or renewal leases.

To whom it may concern: This lsi

to certify that I have used MIN- ARD'B LINIMENT myself as well as prescribed it in my practice where a ltnlment was required and have nev- er failed to get the desired effect.

C. A. KING, M. D.

s,"m”“‘ StsrSt¢ain Laundry

A. F. Webster. Imp. ,;.

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bowels, stimulates gpcretion of téllie saliina i puriiies the blood, and tones up the 'EHUW

APRIL 7, 1911

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OTTAWA, April 4-The oontrsct for

the Quebec bridge will probably be signed tomorrow by the minister ol railways.

Although no authoritative a.n~

noiincement as to the details ot the contract or the successful tenderer is yet available, lt is expected that the contract will, on 'the advice of the board of engineers in charge of the construction of the bridge, go to the St. Lawrence Bridge Company, an amalgamation of the Walkerville and the Lschine companies, which com- bined to ten-der on the work in com- petition with the British, German and American firms.

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llillillllli Millilllllll

LONDON, April 4-The Archbishop

nf Canterbury will be asked to start ii great religious movement in favor of Anglo-wmerlcan arbitration. Tl‘is is the outcome of il nieeti1g field :it the Mansion House ai. which it depu- tation from the Free (`h~ir .i (_=»\'.ncil presented it resolution urs'-u the Lord Mayor to initiate u ru.'..‘ri|:.l uioveinent.

'l‘lie Lord Mayor said that l.e had

received n large number of coniniuni- cuiiuiis from various bodies, inclcid- ing those representing the leading inunicipulities, in which approval ol thi- movement wus expressed, but he added, that it was essential that the rcligiuus side of the movenient, should eirilmice all churches.

’l`he llev. l<‘..B. Meyer. former l'i~er-iident. of the National Federation of l1‘i~r-c Uliiirclies said it was ob- vious in order to insure success that the lend should be taken by the Arclibisliup, und the Anglican (lhurcli. It was then decided to present the reqiinst of thc Arclihishop of Canter- bury in the Lord Mayor name.

Your , Good Looks

sliriiilil be ii source of pride tn you. Sullow skin, pimplcs. blutchcs and t‘rupl.ions r-:ill for iuiniudiatc attention. it slioulil liu your nirn to get rid of ilirsu fli~li;:uriii;; signs of impure blood ~~<\iiii'kly, r‘<>rliiinly, inexpensively. Nu mitiwirrl application will purify your lilooil.

EEUHAIWS PiLLS

lirlp r.:ilur.'illy from within. They

cl\~_'iiis<~ llic syslvni find cnnblo your stuvitzirli, liver :uid bowels to wnr as .\':iturc iiifciidcil.

'l`r_v ii few iloscs and seo h0W

quickly you will be rid of impurities, i-.nd how your blood and your looks will be bviirfltvtl. Tlioroughly tried and proved good this family remedy il

The Best of Beauty’s Aids

For t`ciniiles.l1<-or-li.'ini‘s Pills are itpccllilly :.:iitu.1ilc. Si-e instructluiis with each box.

Sold Everywhere. _ In boxes Zlc.

THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS

lliiit mrilw u horse Wheszo, _ f ltoar. hsvs 'L‘uicl< Wind, or _ \\ ‘ (.hfiko~iloivn, can he re-

movod wli h

or snv Bunch or Swelling. No blister, no hair gone, and horse kent st. work. 02.00 pcr b0tt|o,du-

llv-_-ri-il. Book 5 D free.

ABSOILBINE Jllqfnr

mmikliid. si.l»u, delivered. Reduces Gcltrc, Tuma".

‘V°"'- V'\'|C“!° Villllv. Ulcers, lfydroesls. Vsrleo. rvlv hunk tres Made only hy

W. F. rtlllllli, P.lJ.F., Ill Iuriiils lt.. liirlnlllsll. Mun.

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"Prowse Bros have ln connection

with their Spring Mllllnery open nit. a showing ol Men's Suits-OverC0Bf»S etc, all in exposition downstairs. It is an authoritative one-showin! what is worn abroad-and it will al- so include I<loy's (llothing of every description. Spring Wear of all .-lllnilfl at the Opening at Prowse Bros Ltd today. 4-'ldll.

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Dories of all sizes and typ2S

We have a large stock of the

ordinary, single, medium and double dories and we are at

present building a number of

23 ft, double end power dories which we will sell with ii 2 I-2

l-I. P, Imperial installed f0f $125.00, F. O. B. -Car S011fiS

L. ....1 N. PAQUET.

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