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PART II. 1. Solo and Chorus ~“The Recessional’”’. . 00s coche yaa ae Mr. L. W. Cook and Caorus. 2 Gipsy Seene—Scene arranged by Miss H McDonald. By the Ladies of the Sword Drill. 3 Song.... iciedinecb vee cunt. _. . Selected Miss Earle, Piano, Professor Karle. 4 Recitation “ Our Bi: of the Thin Red Line,”—Miss McKerzie. Tableau arranged by Lieut. A G Peake.

6 Song—*“Change Front on Pre- torin.” cdceias Sn Wik ccscede 2 «6 n EOTOR

Mr. W F Collinge and Men’s Chorus Picture by Lieut. A G Peake, 6 (a)~—Cborus. .Soldiers’ Chorus...Fauet (o)—Patriotic Chorus......“ Victoria.” GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Accompanists, Miss Amy Moore, Miss Stewart and Mr. W. McKie. Directcr, Bro. Prof. W. H. Watts. Tickets on eale at usual places* on Thursday morning atl0 o’clock. Posie vely 00 ticket will be sold till 10 o’clock. Admission 35 and 25 cents. Proceeds in aid of the Red Cross Fund.

Dr J. C.Houston

Physician & Surgeon SOURIS, P. E. 1. =

Graduate McGill University,/98. ;

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hese conditions get worse and worse. The heart through the arterial system is pump- ing thin, poisonous blood into every organ of the body. The organs that are inherently weakest break down first. Ordinarily the lungs. As the last straw that breaks the eamel’s back comes a cold, however slight.

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K. C. McLin, Esq., of Kempsville, Priacess Anne Co., Va., writes: ‘When I commenced taking your ‘ Discovery’ I was very low with a cough, and at times spit up much blood. I was not able to do the least work, but most of the time was in bed. JI was all run-down, very weak, my head was dizzy, and I was extremely des pondent. The first bottle I took did not seem to do me much good, but I had faith in it and con- tinued using it until I had taken fifteen bottles, aud now 1 do not look nor feel like the same man J was one year ago. People are astonished, aud say, ‘ well. last vear this time I would not have thought that you would be living now.’ I can thankfully say | am eniireiy cured of a disease

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which. but for your wonderful * Discovery,’ would have resulted in my death.”

“You were but a little child when the murder was committed,” observed Yc yden; “you do not, I suppose, remem- ber Gabriel Myddelton?”

“No, it was ten years ago, and I was only eight; but I’ve seen the picture at Abbotsmoor.”

“4 weak face, had he?”

“J can hardly say- It i ish, I think, and delicate.”

‘Tt does not remind you of the Cham- ber of Horrors at Madame Tassaud's?”’

“Oh, no!’ she answered. Then her pretty laugh broke off suddenly, and her eyes darkened with an anxious wistfulness. “Mr. Keith, do you feel sure that my cousin Gabriel was guilty of that theft and murder?”

She could not help her eyes betray- ing her longing that he should eontra- dict this fact—which no one yet had ever doubted: nor could he help that cne bound which his heart gave, when he saw how she waited for his answer.

“There seems no room for doubt,” he said. “The flight and escape are loth terrible stumbling-blocks to any belief Gabriel Myddelton’s inno- cence.”

“Oh, no,” she interrupted, eagerly, thaueh her tone was very low. “You forget, Mr. Keith, that the escape was

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after the conviction. It was too late for any innocence to save him then, even if——-

“Bven if he had been innocent—yes,”

veturned Mr. Royden;: “but I see no

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receive these messages through her so- for she herself nev-

licitors in London, er writes to any of us.’ “She is a widow. I presume?” “Yes, and she has been a witow many years, with no family of cwn.”

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Sir Hervey Lawrence this neighborhood, you arid we have Hervey Myddelton Trent here, and Lawrence Myddelton Haughton at the Larches.”

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Babies Tortured.

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These pills make rich, &™ ‘ h | cp : a . p a ‘oC ric 5 _~ 1 ew t . ° , ~ a Oe red ‘enniesuaisiue Cisne ee : 3 Pent _j red energy-giving blood and transform listless, dull, tired ty up ruest- ou — 4 ‘ Oo kt— Mr +} Wh . Tae nD ; Wornefyi , + . a What inter * % and worn-ot ¥ ceith. What interest | fay worn-out men and women into smiling, health Lodges Eton and Prince Edward 7 cs ee: = happy, work-lovi Z ; D his possession, | “1 me Mrs. Trent” | Peat UCPPY: WOTK-loving people. ssidisiiaeis = the i . ne Nil - od =e} ~ s g t | ber e¢ 1, with gra r ae “4 Thousa nds some of them , j hb (jf ENGLAND Mr. I t} gee ae rs ® barri nd . >. <a oe ig oo ers have been made : s z= | 2 . os Ke ir wae: 2 eao° + J | t] ra ss a Li well by Dr. Wiiliams’ i a ' Da I ‘ : , a ~ . ¥ g . , athe | barrister!” e or _g 3 : iams’ Pink Pills, but you must get the genuine, & ely Ane | not too p sy ems! ] i of eter tha D ih li a 5 Ahonen | pamtek cence | NERVOUS AND WORN OUT. i e Ma t 1 st 1 Hne ta ¢ il «Sag Sik Tsdkar Shak S . : . f te : Pe si | ae — smb { j= “eh I oro peter pean 1A Seal Cove, Que., writes: ** It gives me real pleasure to acknowledge the benefit Ga] 7 he L pl i oa <i I have derived from Dr. Williams Pink Pills, for I believe had it not been for their use I would now be ; ps V i man must bring tl i> = oe ay ee My health was broken down, and the least exertion would fatigue me. I was troubled itin na of b ey ‘ t g | ey to follow it sueces = a with ainriness, shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; my appetite was fickle, and I was ex " had 1 | : smely pale save the pills a fair trial. ai a e a ” at ; ‘ al “ “ PE i Pd re er I “Ss pills a fair trial, — they have restored me to perfect health, and I can do all + D } unon eg Pies R Theodora stopped there: . > ee ny household work without experiencing the least fatigue. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are the bes j . i i a SLi om 5 een s . a Vv wf » - st t Ou. ( ; eEé0rg = S a Y » in; i ieee Gabel | iD aM tices eile Eee lk fe know of for weak, tired pale people.” 2 onic § ms } ‘ Aa Aitit it?y 4 => .. M. ) } so much, and was 80 ker. a . MONDAY APR so OLSON. TM Wels wt] FES TYR amine OM Packages [ cl ii ‘ I ‘ 1 € b of a barrister home 4 4 Nh uy UO il lil f ' — barris Mr. Fs * a ane t 1 said Hervey, gazing curious! a CnOOviNg WRAPPER PRINTED 4 ' e virl I wo! you are not au fait q i> = IU Hy. iN REC. . > a pera louse ry of Poung Mydelton's | 35. s wn | : ; fash ie ff ' At all dealers, or direct from the Dr. Willi 1 . . wots adios e i sa : it. but no one ever a “sa Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. at 50 cents a box or six PROGR4 MME. lurs exactly as you j= aes &~xes for $2.50, “aa ’ 4 n } . I did not read a word of Re pares : Cees oe veer . Selected y | ners at any time.” “S Professor Y n ry be’a Orchestra ‘ ory) it . barre ya PF age ed Ree Shere oA pei 1. Society Ode “Red Waite and Blue” ‘ . “Very odd,” assented Royden, lazi fe Ye = no ey Bro. A. W. Mitchell, W ‘° ‘hy sides which, another thing Ao fei Rete plan SAA Soy Beak cae fad is 2 Patria “4 membdDer~ Of tbe society. h strikes me as odd. You said that G4 se we nares ae A A Nt ane a t¢ rs - o ea. { ’ ‘ 4 ' . 28 } } : e , ae) or oe r vote ete ee sas - 2 r a a ea 2 oe ae eonssseg briel Myddelton was weak and cow- | lcop-hole of escape from such a ver Oo. (& norus—"’ Ls 9r¢ of tne aves e \V i I 1 the } rdiy: if so, how did he manage his | Git as the jury brought.” | - WANTE Are” Fanniug a ee, ee ee ee eas ws vane One of the most danger- D. SCOCCHE COSTES HE BESE WN } Oscnm after conTietion ? Sue ‘ things And you think he ras guiit zr os g (b) “Vale” Fanning s ite | vould, I should hansvis re a aki There gathered a mane ? s as light oe pores of aka - on : ; i ‘ { ile HLOUL magi ° ot SkKI)i) i >” 4 : . n ye, £ ligt Ki n ; . a t oO - Ver oe 2 to Colonials wi crus 1 ti ] vind, and courage.” in Royden’s eyes as he answered her - ~~ ee eee m “peo ai eects . Mr. L. A. V - Lamont - snd burned them to ashes in the fire; “I think.” said Theodora, hastily | With quiet earnestness: i he ° aa plain cook. Also Verse apostrophe re Patriotic Faod then be borrowed from her an old coat | putting in a reply, “that when you bh “You must let me answer this ques- : n0u4e-parlor maid. Good wages to ‘ae woHLW troy g ply, hen you h me answer this ques comp-+tent persons. Ref ed 13 onan oo < Ei. atts. : alge tcf her father’s. he poor: girl seems | the particulars of his escape, you wil] | tion on some future day. I have vot ; A aie b Tae , . rerences required. 4. Song— a he U oco mercial Traveller”, to have unquestionably done all the | see that it was chiefly managed for him | even heard the whole history yet.” : & eee MRS. BAYFIELD 5 a Mr. E. H. Mitchell. wicked fellow asked her: and she hal | —he had but little need of skill an] “You shall hear it at Abbotsmoor Willedale H ; eritat r } . ' . . ° ‘ . re 9 . "e o. mecitation... tees » storm Along John; even promised to hide or destroy the | cevrage himself.”’ on Thursday,” put in Theodora, gra- dy & ekly A ' tie aoe i Le Mies Enic McLean. | coat he left behind him. But I sup- “But who would eare to run such ciously, “and then you will see—aa I for which Dodd's Kidney y LRaporis, NOVB OCCU Ms » meeR eons After tue Sun Went Down”; vose her father’s sense of justice came | risks for a condemned criminal?” told you—all old Myddeiton’s connec- | Pills are the only certain _ Little Misses Fanaie aod Jean Gill. | = ne - _— “IT think you will see when I tell you | ticns together—of course excepting Gab- “eines FOR SALE OR TQ LET i: Song “ees Fions svasscccsooetn GOES! the story,” replied Miss Trent; “but riel.”’ ] neys oy ee ee ae : g Mire. ES asses. =, |fLeatt you must wait for that until we are at | “Of course excepting Gabriel,” as- lett ee ek ow aera ee |. Patriotic song ‘Who Carries the Gun?” % i} Abbotsmoor on Thursday. Mamma will sented Royden. “And about the pro- f a pi a on " — vad mote ta, the house of the Hon. ‘ Mrs. W. ad. Watts. | i | “i rot object then; will you, mamma, | berty? It, I suppose, went as was ae . Preny-n, es eo as seorge W.Hovlas. Possession giveo th’ 9. Sword Dril! and Royal Sa ‘ute jj i inl Jear?” rilled ; me See 28 ee ee firet of May nex! . pantdeun< J \) OLY dear? willed; and Tady Tawrence holds the he flesh and puff: ; Capt. (Misa) Fitzgerald ; i 7 vigadl at , the flesh and puffs out the D.C pi. (Onis icgeraia and twelve TT “yen I have never heard the whole | Pcwer of dividing it among you, or skin. Remove the filth Ci’ , . C. McLEOD. young ladies. : “ story of Gabriel’s escape.” said Honor, bequeathing it to one alone?’ hich plugs the drai h’town, March Siet, 1900. ft. IN TBRMISSION Intelligent . « : ‘ oy . : : ~ re P — we ” — Re er ee - many Lizht C ; .. ople in this “a breaking the attentive silence; “but of Yes, it rests with her entirely; and Restore tee Kidneys to “ got Cavalry Overture by Von Suppe. ay and age al- course it was Margaret Territ, or her | at Christmas she is coming over to health. There is only one ‘Its all Th Orchestra. most without ex- father, whe plannei it, and helped make the acquaintance of all the fam- Kidney Medicine mA OSE Who ception, protect him.” ily, preparatory to making her will. We Plain Saili Py" , y-to. tanking | Sailing ayy Deal With

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