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A 1 ~ ' . ... . _ ' ._ THE r_.aTicsT News TI-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .smear or ALI: ___ _ _ _ 7’ °"“.`

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f the whole, Dr. Warburton in theI hair. Pnalunn Haszann in reply to'

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Mr. Mnthieson said the Government

difficulties He (Premier Haszard) to the Commissioner ol Public Works

and letttl to insist that the work he had supplied substantially all the wife of John lb ommg gown o1___

Subscribers

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I8d very snllrf. ill Emlillg g°:nu_Bms_ g ¢q,.

should 'be thoroughly completed to information aslrcd for in- the question. P r ° v i n c Melifu. _WGN 8 °° ts

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und done_nll ne could liy telegram 1-lon. Mr. Cuiumlekey contended that H Iviuk and °f€|11;‘____‘;i’_§__f_-__ _ M_‘P_ _._ ,,1__II H51. 'N nonon

ascertain whether anything of v‘alue_The game gontpovqrgy was wugweq

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Sir Wilfrid Laurier had the impres-

HONDAY_ _ s

February 30. d

The House opened' at 12 o clock. .W The Speaker read a massage from es

Hia Honor the Lieutenant Governor authorisingan asljournnicnt till Tues- h

day ek- 10 o'clock. W

HON. JOSEPH READ moved the 0

second reading ol the bills t0 1l1C0l'~ t

porate-tho D. Mackenzie Culupany T limited. ,,,

MR. _MOLEAN moved for corrcspon- __

dence and papers respecting the wud 1 lrom.Bal.tIc. to. Fairfield. C

HON. MR. CUMMISKEY hoped to T

have the return ready when thc _l{ouseI shall meet on 'Riesday next. In willy I to Mr. Wyatt he gave some ilrforule~ tion in regard to the leasing of the steamer Hillsboro. ~

of the Government to lay on the ta'ule_ a classified statement of thc receipts and expenditures from the lstday of ‘ October to the 31st day of Decc'm'ber last.

ment would be prepared. .

HON. MR. RICHARDS in reply to.

Mr. Mathieson - said a statement! would he prepared showing the sums due for produce sold from the Stock Farm.

PREMIER HASZAIX-ll ‘laid on the

_tahls the report on public schools.

MR. lllATl~l.IES(>N asked for the_

reports on Vital Statistics and the Poor House, which were promised to be brought down.

HON. JOSEPH READ read an arti- cle from The Examiner in which tliatI paper objected to being called aI "rag," or a "sheet" He (Mr. Read), had mucli respect for Mr. Cotton, bug, not for the paper and understood the editor was not personally attending he I-Iouuc. He begged to qllulify the epithet "rug," by calling the paper "a Cotton rag." (lsughftrl _

At 12.30 the House adjourned till'

Tuesday morning next ut 10 o‘c1ock. WEDNESDAY

February 23.

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The House opened nt 12.45. MR. McLEAN inquired for the cor- _

respondence in regard' to the Quebec_ Tercentenary. I PREMIER HASZARD said there was some question whether the letter I from the Governor Genera/1 to tho Lieutenant Governor was not coriiid- ential_ His Honor would look into it and if not confidential it would be

brought down.

HON. MR. CUMMISKEY submitted,

returns as to Cardigan Bridge nskcd, for by Mr. McDonald, and a. like re- turn as to Haldimaind bridge asked( for 'by Mr. Arsenault. ’ PREMIER HASZARD moved the

House into Committee to resume con- sideration of the bill respecting the apportionment of rents. I

AFTERNOON SESSION. I

The House resumed its sitting at

4.45.

HON. JOSEPH READ called nttcn- tion ton letter in The Guail-diuni eiglmd A Catholic Citizen complain- ing that there were no Catllolics on. the Grand Jury. He suid this was in- correct, thut tllcrc were three or mor0_ Catholics on the jury, that the Sher- ' ill did not select thc men on the jury,I which were chosen in the court from the panel. The lcttcr referred toi Queens County. I-lc intimated that like unfounded reports had been made as to a previous Grand Jury in Prince.

MR. MORSON sold while this was true of the first panel, if more were needed the Sheri!! summoned them' directly. Punminn Hliszann was gre..uy`

surprised to read the letter. He had never heard such a complaint before. ` He wrote the Sheriff to know whether. it was true and was informed that ic. was not true. Neither the Government, nor the courts had dictated or sought. to influence the Sheri!! in uny way. ‘ MR. MATHIESON clninled that ihili WHS not a matter of privilege and was not fnirly before the House. The rule required that thc 01'i.i¢I0‘8hul1ld"lle tirst read. The lfrlnso" ha/d no power to deal with this imit- ter and therefore it could not proper- ly he brought before the House ntI ell. ue believed tune in the onue re-‘ ferred tu the methods of summoningI the jury could not be justified. I PREMIER HASZAHD stuted Qiho

manner In which the jury was sum- moned, and exoncrnted the Govern- ment, the Judge and the crown prose-

cutor.

MR. MATHIESON sliid that a grunt

wrong had been done in this case. Ho thought that in view of all that the people knew in regard tclthis matter. the Government were most unwise to

lting it up.

~ HON. JOSEPH READ called atten- tion to some remarks made by Mr, McLean as reported in The Guardian, in which, as Mr. Mclrean pointed nut, the Word "honesty" had been substi- tuted for the word "modcsty." H(- Hlluke at some length in. regard to

elieved the tax should he repealed. he other Provinces had done this.

ion that an undertaking was given o repeal the act, but the minute id not show such to beltho fact, I as being repealed inthe best inter-

ts of the Province.

MR. MATHIESON said this ta ad been much vaunted as H my um as borne entirely by outside;-5_ T

pposltion opposed it asa tax

"“‘I'3- limi Pllld by our own peopl hat view now prevails The 1;¢,v,r cnt was wrong; from the beginninglhu llnd no infurmntion to give at "‘I the 0_I’P°‘"'»I0" fight. The unfor-Ipiwsi-lit with regard to the report of unutc thing was that the I’frovin;o_tlio cuuluiission ou edueutiull but it ould not ailord to lose the money. 'wolild bc supplied hcrcaitcr.

llics bcncuth the soil. over e. question asked by Mr. Ken- ] uit. lvlyruli-:sou insisted inet a_n¢dy, (JJ 01 eh., o,,,,,,,,1,,,1,,,,¢, or _verbal stntcuieut was not sufficient. _Agriculture some days ago. Some

1. 'He had asked for u return. The Pre- further information was supplied in

tfiiit in the first full yeilr under Q j .

ous deficit. We look forward to

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Mn. Miriunsou naked the i.ea.lvr;§`3my ms 'hm' "’S° °” "‘° °

he had mcntioned the travellers’

Pnnlumn Hasnann enid e. etnte- §' “°" ¥"”‘“°“’ mm'

Eh” Qllllllrution were always right

cd thu tux restricted tl

Hiiuinst this Provilicc. Referring '"""iCilJnl taxntluli it is in vo every Province but' ours I-Ind g __ _

creased subsidies rep- 1 .1 U Pal ©8105? Not nt ;I1l_0.in.ie;'.; are told by the Opposition than

fhmlld reveal the lnndi tax, W1,

municipalities.

what he culled the most unpar.

__Al_ 6 _o't-lock the l-iollsi: adj

Stnllloy Brrdge to Bay View

matter wus under considcrziti 5110 (.vovcrumcnt_

cated IDT the b"i\iH0 require

he Province stands alone 111 ¢

ucrtuscd subsidy we have an enop

thvr year with a still greater o

cienccs of the men who said hould hereafter make both E neet.

l=ui-:Minn llaszano denied um

tux ople that

he Governnlcnt ulwuyg wrong l;,T_(;

alther thc reverse of that. He ‘believ-

ng. The pe

ml not reached the conclusron

le visits of

rave-llers and caused them to s-peak

ue ill those y fn- unici- t we

mposed in all the Provinces blyfhtlii

’rovilices that got the large]

MR. MATHIESON protested ngainst

illelcd House ks. ourucd con.

19111? Ill Public business Th uid now hw" ,,,|_Lin__, th;__,L_ “le

ll .3 o clock tomorrow ft

Ti-lllrlslmv. a er"

The House met at 4 gfclligdhry

ngilii. M. KENi\`_EI)Y asked fu

on ICSPSCUUE the road

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from

Horv. Mn. CUMMISKEY sold the

on of l` llus ers r@_ d', indi- moderate

_ Au cnsineo

mf" 0” the Kfvullll. and tend

Cfulllil It can be built for

cost. N ' .

____ _o iight of way had been yet

purt nsnrl, and before tcnicrs will lo Hctvlltcd the Government must oscci'-_ tain the probable cost

i‘onsidcl‘uule time WIA

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P*-“`t1'I"C9. the rcturns asked for in 1,..

MSI 1" 1"`l’IY W Mr' Wyatt' Pmmiw interest in ift, as it would be a con- Il0_Hzl.~:zul‘\l detailed what was being done venimce to many paoplm some of in-ltowuril l-ufol-sing the act relating to whom would willingly give the riqm 1 un-:1_ul,crculosis in cattle. He also sub- of way_ But as now projected "__ ne. mitted ibc l'epurt of the Superinten- would cross 15 or 15 ,Mmm every 0"" dont uf the l-luiipltnl for the- Insane. _wuer 0! which would want compmmw W9 HON. MH. IUUHAIIDS Bllllfllliitcd tion and hence “_ would entail very

“U9 the aunuul report on vital statistics. heavy exp°nse_

I HUN~ JOSEPH READ Submirjtfcd From the long and animated discus-

thc i'o1>m't of the coululittcc on print-_ ing, the tenders received und recrui- nicndilig that the tender of Murley null (lurnhunl be accepted.

The bill to incorporate the Iledeque

Hull l`oiil1iany was read a third time and passed.

Ui. the motion for third rea-illng of

the bill for consolidating the pllbllc_ dcbt, l\lr. Mutliieson moved .0 iilerl it buck to colilulittce to be mncn.'ied‘ so us to cuublc the issuer! debent- ures for us slliall a sum .is Slibl for the iiillulltzige of small deposit-its. I I’ltl‘1MIER HASZARD pointed out that such a change would _igreatly in-. crcusc the 'ooolk-keeping. '.l‘h>.rc was littlc ilcluund for even the $503 deh- `cniurcs--llciil‘l'y ull was for the S1000 dcbvuturcs. Smnilcr investors usuully looked for city or municipal debent- ‘tires I Mil. i\li,‘l.EAN supported the nfmelld- mr-nt. I-ic thought there would be ri. domalul for siirullcr debentures if it were known they cauld be obtained-

Mit. COX thought few persons

would cure to invest so small ri, sum _ns $100’ for so long aterm as 30 lycurs.

t `ulici- had not told whether anything both cages but 1,119 0l1p051¢10u wer, f, of value had been -found. still unsatisiled and Mr. Mathiesonl 1 1>1tu1\l1l-in HASZARD said the _iu- contended that information within

x fornlution, so fur us ill his possession the right of tho 1-louse to know wa; t Iwould be supplied. Must oi it could_|,e1ng withhold, that 11; must 1,1, pup. ¢ he Uflly he I(‘.zil`fl€(i through U18 (lBp&I`f.- plied, and if quqgbions were not pro-_g on _ment ut Ottawa. _ perly answered. they would take oth-. all ln rl-ply to Mr. MuthiCS0l\. Pl`¢'l111¢l` _er moans to obtain it, whatever time I n-'.Hn.~.zurll lvns understood' to say that ‘it might roqulro to get it

HON. MR. MCDONALD in the

course of the debate ilatly denied

road, snid he had long taken a deep

sion the matter appears to be of in- tense local interest, politically and otherwise.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

HON. MR. CU~M’MIBKEY replying

to Mr. Doble said the Government would inquire into the condition of the public wharf at El-lis River, and if found 'to be in had condition would have it attended to. He further stat- ed that he was not aware that the Simmons Road, Lot 18 is in bad condition. A‘s to the County Line Road, it was somewhat overgrown witll bushes and would reseive atten- tion. -

HON_ MR. RICHARDS suid in re-

gard to the name of the person pur- chasing grain from the stock farm. that the only object in not giving the information was that the pur- chaser diid not desire his name dis-' closed. He was not a member of this House and had no connection with it. He had first tendered n cheque in payment which was not accepted at the bank ut the time, but subsequent- ly the amount was paid in full.

HON. MR. CUMMISKEY laid on

the table a letter from L. McDonald,

I lun. luonsou euouglit ine amnller_ iuvcsiur with $300 or $400 ought notl to bo’ shut ollt. I

I l'i~ti~}Mll<l1t HASZARD pointed out* _thdt for cncli diilcrcnt denomiiiationl I nd the coupons attached a diiiercnt plutc i.~. required. The expense would bc grefrt. lu issuing debentures for $500 they were aiming to meet the `1ico1llc's wisllcs. Other Governments ' luccli the liluit at $1,000.

MH. MA'l‘l-IIESON argued that rc- usui to issue slunller debentures was

ibiflll to repeal the tax on commercial ,travellers It was agreed to with some Iverbal amendments. To be read n

l_<:£di__t0 rqadf- Ilfilllftfi und works bu-.ilislriulillutillg ugirilist the man who ed _.epOr:_;”t “ses '¢ltI1*g‘T ln the print. nd only ai icw liundrcd_ llc must go plied U1' Pronllsed to be sup. o ihc snvillgs Lallks und take 3 per

MR' M ATHIFS ____ _ _ cut. Thu luun wlth thousands could

-_______d~st___cn___ O_i .lsked for a clus- ily dclfcuturcs und get 4 per cent. ,_x_,c,_d,t‘_ _ f" " U1” fvrvlllts .ind llo.\'_ _losul-‘ll llldali eluuned there

U0 rom lst (lctoucr l‘l0\l to'\\'cri~ only tllrcc depositors with the

lst Junliliry 1909 both illiysdliclli `f‘ ler ment for $100 each all the to Joint stock Companies was “md Crawford was united in murrlaigc to ' '_.___ ' ` ' |

to the Commissioner of Public Works the absence of which from the return was much talked of during the morn- ing session.

A number of other questions were

asked and answers given too rapidly to be taken down.

'l‘he House went into Committee,

Dr. Warburton in the chair, on the

third time tomorrow.

The bill to incorporate the D. Mac- eniie Company limited was read a second time, referred to committee

that he was opposed to the Baltic.

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FRIDAY

...A verdict was given 101' the Plain' if! for $100 in the Faruuharson- Weeks trial at Georgetown.

-'1‘he people of Bedeque \'»\1I'l>0B9 U1 he near future to have sidewalks Bud' luctric light plant in their village._ The youth are busily encased* practise ng for the hand' which hae been rt* cently organized.

,.,John McPherson ol McPherson]

Brothers arrived home last week af-| ter faking a course in cutting withl Charles E. McPhee, a former P. E. Islarrler, who is now conducting the' eading tailoring establishment ill Cambridge, Mass. Mr. McPhee pays this Province an annual visit when he is always heartily welcome.

w. w. Jenkins, Georgetown. hm,

purchased from James McDonald,_

non, ifreiiiler wllkes. Premier is n prize winner wherever shown, win- ning at Charlottetown in l90'l`. and 1908, ,plsoat Georgetown both years. He is acknowledged -by C0miP0'19I\f» judges to be one of the best bred_ stallions ever shown in the ring.

-The deuiifh took place at hiS h0li!\0

in Wilmot yesterday nmrning of Sam- uel Waugh, one of the oldest residents of that place. Mr. Waugh on Monday inet sustained n l.nd fall from the top of a load of straw which I‘€S\1Il»€@ rn the breaking; of a rib. The end of which penetra/ted the lung. Although suffering considerable pain no 'fatal effects were looked for until yester- day morning when his condision be- cariie suddenly worse, death taking place about ten thirty. Deceased who was eighty four years of age was Une of the most prosperous fnrlfltlfl Of Wilmot and his sudden death will_ come as a great shock to his r.iany_ friends. I-Ie was twice married- his

first wife ‘being a Miss Stavert _of_ Kelvin Grove, who predeceased' him_ 5, number of years ago. His second: wife who survives him was d M\FSI 'Neill of Kelvin Grove. There are ul.~‘o left to mourn four sons, William in Calgary, Iiobert, Charrles and Thomas of Wilmot also six da-ugheers, Mrs A. S. McKay, Mrs. Wesley Wood, Mrs. Geo. Robertson, Summerside, Mrs. Frank Tuplin, 'New Annan, Mis. Char- les McFarlane, Pine Wood and Mrs. Smallman, Boston. Three Brothers, William and Alex of Suui-mersidc. and John of Willnot und one sister, Mrs. Codsins, Summcrsidc, also survives him.

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...The Maples, the home of ill”

, nd reported without amendments. Third rcndin-g tomorrow. : The bill to amend the Acts relating

brides’ parents was the scencof per- haps the prettiest wedding ever held in Pipestonc, Man, when' Miss Louise

Dundas the handsome carriage stal-_

k lk voile. About sixty f'_“'* 2:21: d°l§___ to 1,111; wedding brea‘sia§‘_t| wlueii reflected zrwt “Wi” °‘}__c__f___‘f caterer Mr. H0_b,°FtQ0l\'- 'n“;_‘_‘_ _________I tions' were pink ribb0uB. CU U _' and smilax. most aT¢19'~I°““Y “"f‘y ed. after tue eutuns 0! il” “°‘id‘“F cake which was trull' 9 *__*-*Tk _Ut masts were given to “act 'tril Los- bridal party and the_h;; the was Miss Emma. Kenn y _\ u<i________ 1“°kY 1‘*dY Wh” °“""ht Wet vera 1,°uqu¢f,__ The wedding p_re..,._u s_ .wt exceedingly beautiful. Pic-.es u _ _ glass, silver, china and 'i-1 l’“’“t‘“_?;‘f also house furnishings und nitric work were in evidence u_i~l .i .eiy substantial clle‘lU0 IIf°"f ‘M fa‘”h"r and mother. The brides tre‘.cl_l_\u_E gown was a smart navy glue ta' 0.- ed tuflettu silk with this she wore a chic 1,11", velvet hat wich os.ilch

feathers of Alice `ol\le_. Mr. .ind Mrsi Mcllish deported amidst showers ___o__ rice and cuniittl lookin!! fafllam' “;__ happiness. Some twentY'¢W0 0! Ie young people accompanied the happy couple us for as Delean. _Mr-_ und Mrs. Mcllish expect to visit dlifcrent points in the west before returning to their comfortable new home in Pipe- uton_ Mr. Mellisll is n son of J. l»

The mportant News of the Week for _the Saturday _

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Bnkeris

Cocoa ~

Hlcl-llasr AWARDS

_l I. _ IN I I EUROPE

AND

fi. .L - Alvlsalcn

u'l'°s'.”ri\°if ll.

A medical writer sais -"The use of a tlloroughi relia Ie preparation of cocoa shouid be universally en- couraged, and it is the conieams oi opinion among medical men as well

nd Mrs. Mellish of Montague, hc has been in the west for seven years. where he has been very successfull.

Gnouosrowu, Fen. 23~<Sl>~=»'u~1 by phone)-The Supreme Court inef- n Georgetown this morni_nS. l-IW chief Justice presiding- H18 I-Dm' ship charged the Grand Jury “Pon three indictments for larceny u!§1_11DHf~ Shepherd and McDonald the prison- ers, who were recently convicted be- Ifore the Suprelne Court in Charliotte- Itowix and who afterwards escaped. Hin Lordship also referred in his ad- dress to the proper enforcement of the Prohibition Act and also to_t_hc necessity of having our common Jails sufilciently secured against the escape of prisoners thereiroul. The Grand Jury found true bills against Shep- herd and' McDonald in the three in- dictments presentcd against the-ln. _ Lynch Bros. and Dolan Comlpnny vs. Fulton Ellis nction for goods sold and delivered. The d‘efcnda~nt pleaded that he was an infant when the debt was contracted and thc plaintiil’ con- tended tllnt he had ratified the con- `tract after he became of nge. Judg- ment reserved. Mr. lientlcy for the plaintiff. Mr. Johnston K. C. for' the defendant.

ll. i.‘.. Goff vs. J. R. Campbell nc-

tiorn of debt. Judgment for plaintiff for $183. Mr. Bentley for plaintiff.

The only other cuse remaining on

thc docket is the case of Farqllhars-on vs. Weeks, which will be tried today 'before a jury.

HORN

McI"HEIiS()N-At ()l‘wcll (love, Feb.

Sire. ' `» "“' u ' a nccond time and committed I - < - ~ will 1* S*

_ ' \l f ‘Y ~ t _ _ _ ‘ D d L. Mellish one of Plpestoncs _ _ _

I.m.__,mm HASZARD ,Md ____ _____ot_1_._o_;_ l..__.{:, f.._k__1§.__._a<i.__.gi_i;>_\i,li___f1_____ ____ pnalulnu Haszanp explnined ,,,,,,,,,_,S1,, ,md p,,p,,1,,, -,,,,,,,,,,,S,, not uleil'l‘i~.~.t cl...-ry valley on

table ,L 11118110() mm__(____1 ________ _‘_. ‘_ ‘_ '__ ' ‘_ _‘ ‘ __ tg-----that-i.liese acts as they stand purport men 1, the Réh, D C Day At 11 30 Feb. 12th to George und Mrs. ”""°"IUl~¢ the time from ni) "‘l)IIi(l flint! Ii' llIptIIiiIi't Ur ¢?nr(set)eni'II:ie to gnc powers to companies t" trans' I ni the beautiful- strains' of the Docherty " d““I§ht“r‘ ()__t________ ___ _mst _____________y_ w_______ M.___ ._> .§~__ _ __.i ___ til YG __ __ one t- act business beyond bounds of the |w.e__d_____g m_____c____ under me capnbm WEI)GE_-At Willilot Valley, oil Foil.

u _ . _

__ _I _. \\ le “buh llllo on till there were ony the powur of the Le _ghture Att __ _“___

0 I 'H thutv six undi-i $500 each g °“ forth and thc bride looking li' lovcll'

. _ ~ ll ' i .

Mnililesfln said was nm, wh 1 ._ __ fl - _H (yum 5 I le 0 0 n .D1 'pmvmce' whim provlsiwn ww I’°Y°“d management of B. Mitchell, peeled v 1401. W LIUUIUUUBI 01111 MVB- Wcdlw.

, ` " ` / ' ' I I I ' ' I ' ` ' » i _ on

lil luply t 11,11- M,.l,,_m ,,r(________ , , I ion had been called to this matter

_ - -1- . ~ 11111, 1\1<‘1\11eN()N p._,mt¢\11 out that _ lpicture in her beautiful hridul gown HALI [DAY_~At Newton, Mass

;l_fl;_/_.ll1_l_ _s.il<l_ the <:urrcl.1ioliili-neu bp. ¢|,,._,.(. 55 “.,,,,1,1 ,,,, fm-m.,1t,,tuke their _:qi/__tI‘_'= Dflpé-\fI~_1_“e_Dt Of JUN-i°°~ Tha entered the drawing-room leaning on Fcb. 7th, to Willia.ni E. und Mrs. G____.e;___ it (._o\ e.ul.l' uilil tlo\'crnul' m,.1,,.y 1,, 11,6 savings banks and 1030' '__ llfw fn fm e‘ to repeal_ all “Ch Ithe arm of her futher. After the ccre~ Halliduy, n sou.

' _ ‘ ‘" f°H"" fu thc krnnt fo.-tu.. ,,,,,_ pc, ,,,,, . f_<1"1>1L_‘H€'-_ 1” “IW “Ct Of 1f1°°fP°f8--_mony nnd during tue signing or the Evans.-at1rislitown_ Fen. 1s¢h,t.,

)llI. W0l1I(l MR MATHIFSON I '

lie open to insp<‘<f1UU Ill sion--i5 to ll The bill was read a, ‘“`¢“"d‘ that ‘I the sweet in u becoming gown of cream RAMSAY -At Amherst, N S Jan

embers H explulncd that h._

tll|r\‘ lmc and passed

t f d t - c s rc erre o were ultla vires there_c10g1, and 91119111-e 1a¢_e_ smug very nth to ucv L H _md Mm R___m_

;.¢uc.icc iluttlciiilll l~‘liild_.wus private ` The amm,11“e“¢ was 105; fm 1, ,11v1. on cms mg' _ _ register, Miss Lotliilun looking very John und Mrs. Evnnu, n dmlghtcr.

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ruut was not out of liroportio r » F’ _ _ was no need to repeal theil provis- " - '

opulutfon as mid bccn stzltcd. IH_A__,I,“II_ \_`_"_h __:nr(I;l_'_lc°(_l.t{'.y _Prc?I€_m ions. He wished to know if ofther ..TI]rehcb(1))I;§d”t»l_;at.0v:,§eat‘:§(EI my', a dnughtur' Brunswick ghvu $7,000 Ontario und .MMU I.L"Pm mg -' 0 bl . ‘nw 0 Ie Provinces had talwu such action _ ' _ 5 _ _ C(lOI\.--In Georgetown, on Feb. (ith,

’ t oullty four! of Kings County also ° °¥Cl“iSl4i0 and in It bb” IUUIVNI fm” 11, (‘.11pt1,1,\ 11_ 11_ 1~,,,,,k Mm.(.,mi

1) . - ' ~ i

Que et each $100'000 M““"°I'" $10" bill to revs.-nt the spread of iioxi~ 'i*-'-'_-

000, llllll S() 01,1,

ri. D out unlds

nd lovely. The gracefully draped Empire gown f Spanish lace was

operator of the S. S. Stirnley and Mis (ook n son

Mn. lvi<'.l.lsAN naked wl.ou.ek ue I .` . . IL ‘ td ~ ° H _ ‘- I . ' ~

had tu [,01'1"0w the “lone th .|.,XI '1h_l`_ Hmlsc went into comnlmtee Um! A lnO9f]I.e on Ivory chi Qu tanetta' and Mlm" “"- -‘>‘--<----'~ :;»»_ _ P” °;i_‘.“'°fl‘.ll ;:l1f:.‘“‘..l“‘:.;°lzlr rf A s . -Ms Wfibolltlcilco in rcléurll to thc borin' .I A- 'H (I b' ' n I ~0n I -el - I I I l ‘ ' SEMm“E_C“A1G_I" this (IIW on

_.'_- _ . _ _ _ _ ___~_,cllulr. lll co|lvcl'sutional <llscllss‘fon lt ' , P_l\C°3 ‘Y Ofllllge I» 0Sb0‘m‘S “U1 IUII ln M 1 ‘. _ - _

gsm?h:)n£;Yu:fkhB";bcl¥He' "bc."'"I'-‘“"”I\v»l=| stntcii that no license fees have 'N0 Amblt|on’_La°{ of _Energyv |=ll¢\_C0fU1 folds _ to th? °f_IU° of her I<`|iIdIic*:‘y' Mllcclibdllfiiiz w(?d.'ni,cy

_ _ _ train. Slic carried fi ul -

W M wr "nymim: of vmue mm l'E"nIvc»tl :lull no loss sulil was collect.-.(1 D-I apcphc’ Languld' lluet of roses and awlglilegud (l:.leclhu`t'ilfIIlI glmrllotteftolypk I0 Robert wmmm

__ _ 0 . ow superlutcndvd,

the Bedeque election, contending; that the| returning officer had conducted U10 Olwlicu faliriy and could not lieg- ally have done otherwise in- accepting or relwtlnevotes, or in deciding the

tie than he did; f

. MR. MCLEAN followed arguing that

sod: the objected votes nnonld have 5 been reiectcd, in which case there P would have been n_o tie and Mr. Read P

Could not have been declared elected. 0 HON._MR. CUMMISKEY Bald the

whole discussion was out, of gpdm-

He however told a humorous story to p

iilueeme cue situation. when the 5 House had done laughing he submit. r ted a return asked for by Mr. McDon- t aid of Cardigan. d The House in committee further

considered the bill respecting th.; sp. portlonment of rents. The bill was NIOTUOG and ordered to be read a

thle time tomorrow.-

noic Mil. f-loomcs presented the

:_l_v_e__rt. _Boi the Poor-House Commie- 3

e f-ll t

,r____"m___._ _K _N231 _Lira Co:nmerela_l S time and referred to the eoumtttooz

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lull-li collected since the first of the

L' fl i

_“‘.,_,L,t,,ned water every I-nm. h,_m._`._ lm;`_{:_;":"_nI:___c3__i__’_¥_::__i"I¥__e°tch__:5_;___l;"_:7_; rozonr wus marvellous. ln four d~ny1.,_'would not do to have them disallow.

'I‘liistrcntll1c-ui is silllpll' lvoilrlcr- `o\vnini1 the fnctor: .Te desirous to ' I "’l"1»nger iilul md a 'butter My ed' :Ihe question had come up in the lll-»‘=\\'0IIcn_ iuflziulerl tisslius :lrcIIl“"“ 1* "QW "1"" Ifucted IOP fh°I»Iiifi niorg ntl;.rIiI;)eIIIm II/In d1iIc:i-Iziand ien`;(<7i`l’1\e'Bt’oII;ll1i2 Pi-Tv? Lion*/miio can had oollled Iuud healed, couglliug i.~._""""°"i"’"°° "U, " I"‘tr°““ “Fd °he”° proved steadily 131.1 gmy 0;-enerlzzi The discussion ywagmdgntinued 1; romptly n"a__c_,l h__r_I_ s_r______ ott_lier_rc:l_ln.__l_._... were desirous to health c,,n¢_in,,e,1 betta. than ev,,r_ Mr. Mntliicson, Mr. Mcliean, Hnnsf ....~.... - mu »f M- B. fcold :intl cough flisaplu-:ii‘_<_ _Istructillg thc road. In the electionll know no mme ha" so mod' |g_“"“‘"' H°“- Ml* Hllirhos. Mr. l\`e.-viliuc is so safe _ln 1,§._ _.0 e..ni.rf.ve|~sy Mr. Mclionald, not ehenj,-ERROZONE CURES INDIGEBTIUN~re:_'g_ft__gI“I Mr- M°f“°ll» Progress was

ow.,-r1‘U]_ 50 p¢.||¢tr_-mug`nmkL.§_il ulenlbcr of _thc House or the (nov-| _ PREMIER HASZARD moved ____ llch a good ull rollud llollst-Ilolrl`_`:I""I°“t‘ h”'1;’°”“ °h'“"5°d with “"1” When you take Ferrozone everything third l‘¢‘B'dIuz of the bill respecting emedy that fOr "WIVIY flfiy \`¢'fll' ,:$n€n1|<Ll,?,I,lce ;) prevent the G°vem`IY"U Bill- tsslfu go'od~-all your food-lg the npportfionment of rents after

- , pay ng money on the road

housands of |_omC____ me ___`____d c_,_____, ____ ___________e _hc __ ___ ___ wa and a___o cf_>_n_vertcd into nourishment that su;»__wliich the hill was passed. 31'- Itllut he wus o1>p‘I>se<l to ytlie starch series vlihIi;cI:.a':id Htlnlinnh do 1:10-od' thThg‘ Dm respecting the "mugs 0'

_ ;___________v_ me _“___ wh ___;_ri_<_____)_?ar__|.______u_nt._;._-._ c »ounty Court of Prince (lounty

ln the warm discllssion Hon. Mr. a case of Iveak ...toni-:il`.l I;..wrt psi? :Ein ll_delf_dIr‘?vili`:()i||l1dtliIimcl1alfi|l?d commit-

!_(_/‘_lz|_i:i|ii.~':<:ey, Mr__ Mclean, und I-lon. Ii. f pi_tntiun, lndigestlon,_ gas beiclnng, PREMIER HASZARD 'explainm

K _ _ _ c omit _too _n _prominent part...|l_lu<l_m°hc or languur that Ferrozmie that it provides to change the oc",

cmembgf the name Ner\»|],m._ .Many points of oldei were raised, and lion t cure. It agrees with lnf.-rv wo-Iher sitting from the first to tho @1111-<1

nd refuse any Substitute that a_nlu_ch of thi- speaking was outside of_mcn, c|iildren.'°old and ~ml|n_;_ 1.,,p_,,.!'1'||ggday in October. The bill was re-

ruggist may ask yml to take _____stl parlim:_ic||tnr_y rules. The Op-_isis ond. pleasant. Sold ev.\r_ywl\el'e, ported agreed to. Thrird reading go. ‘end of Nen__li__L__ L______e ____________po:~l_lon spea rrs urged that infnr- c per box or six li_%§_e_s for S).u0,_ai. m0n~0w_ ... ;:;:s.~;;":“;;'..;:f -‘;.‘:g.:;:.‘;.':_‘=.:r.la:."c‘°~ or ~~ ':.':::.°.. 1°

- ~ ow.

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found, with otllcr urticull rs. ` _ U , - _ ` " m I . Clllp e 0 ca cs Stat' .

PREMIER HASIEARD :'I“i‘I U“'“` I HITII II“<>I‘|t-l[dllIllr yiplxlld II)I`I:l’ils(t' udjourllcll Il' I ll I f' 2:31:00 '.l(‘)li0 Llgeidgeiifiiaiiin hltlldg *YIM-I llllllll lin-“__

» _ .. -‘ ‘ ‘ ‘mer » ~ ‘ ', _ ‘ » ---~- _

;V__2_i_v: ug:_;;2r;»_1;;;l;<lenc<;__li:t.uren _ ibl_‘ HH 1,. ,,-(10911 1_,,m,,,-r,,w_ I _ 1° _”`l_1f° lmfnt actmn of *If li-one Lirawford, sister of the bride, BLOOD.-ln Irovidence, li. I., Fel., C____________ __ _ -» _c uus ..~m~ _ - o/.one cliic is quick and certain looked vcry sweet in her empire lith, Christina J. Mn~cI.eod, w-he U1 in tiltc hctwvcu himself :ind» FRIDAY. gown of pnle blue silk eoline and iv- Herbert C li food ' h 4 thc“"'f7cTml~t.il\clit. Tile local 1-r\'nlli- February 25. ""° .ory lucc and touches of gum M.___ ' ' "I cr 5'-Il YCIW- ment bore no port of the cost.. lb- _ How collunon these conditions arc ! ,Lillian Am1e1-Hon the 1,,-1,18-5 n`i0cc _Ning ,CDONALD-A_t ()1~\v_cll (fovc on Fcb. , had 11., 11,1-1,1111 |~L.p(,1~1S 1,1 me _“-0 'l‘b|- ||<.\|¢.v opened ut11..'10 mul llcul' '|'Ildv :irc the outcome of lust lifalthc dainty little Howur girl A visi nth' 1909' "'“u‘“"“I"~ I1"IUV0fI Wild gross of rllc work. He lluderstoorl thai, ly lin' t-uiirv sitting down to one "I "UV (lily. DK`0Vill1.: thui. lvuste is im- fin 1,1116 311.11 1aC,_. ¢_1~1pp,3,1 yn'a.1wad 01; of Joh" Ml'Dm'"m’ I" me 76th 5"5*lI` the """U”*‘°l»0T Imvinll !.'0ue as fur as IDN-|..|-ll \\'u.~a occupied with questions I"“"“""I~V I;r°“I'°' NIH" Ulc lluwcr of the bride with ah exquisite basket gf of her nge' he could had rcllmved the plant to|__,_,| __,_S“.,,______ _our bfuly to rebuild. 1|0w,.m_ The groom WM. supported UHANDI,'En_l“ this U"-Y ull l-lb. another plncc, and tbcrc u1;:ilul nlci. H ,N-_ H_:N_]_ GALLANT __ __ _ In order to cure, first recr~Il.~stl‘llct by A. E. Ilrldgctt of Pi|pestone_ Mrs, Mu" U09' I,r””t""_‘ M'~ l"V"‘I h`l"\ Of

_ _.___ . ,_ _ _ __ _ _ I l i1‘~. prc- _ _ _ _ _ _

" 'Iscllied .l pc-titioll and bill for the in- I H"__ "iiiod “hl*“1r<f White cells co__l_cdI_Cl‘awfol'd, mother ofthe brlde,looke<l M' _:md FI°"`“` (“I'““‘n°f» "l="‘II

\ I , _ _ __ . cms, il the ulood with noluisllmcni; gau1_,11‘u1 - . _ W00 S.

CUICS lldfgn S 1_‘_’f_f;‘_’_’__‘;_'_ff"‘ °‘ me m"°“‘f‘°I“ H““_-.du une, and the i-ekuir, will no in er.. ...inn Ilf,;1,f°;§`,,,‘,ffml’I,,'§_°,I§_ CUMMINGS-at Nom. wim=l.l.~.~ ..,,

_“___ A____ENAm_T __________ed ____ _____y_olu_ case just as |t_wm-l with J. E. ce and jet sequiors; Miss McLenn_ p‘ehrunl`y 23rd, 1fl02i_ John (fum.

Lroupy C0lds_ f,,,_____,_____ __\_,___t _.___________ to _________uii_i_ol2l_»_ u__lu<>u1lncut citizen uf cousin of the bride, was becomingly ’“i"HS. used W years.

s....i.l.-_\-.-at lx.»l..,_»e in not lc wluolif '.’f},‘ ' ""“"‘I"“' _ suwned in un Empire princes.. of MCKIGNZIE-AT neue llivei- Fel. lun

_ H_____ Mu U_|_m_mSkcy amd w0__,m bel _ _ "UF YCRFH Rl!_" lui' health bi-.come ivory tnilctta silk with touches of 1909. Mrs. Murdock McKeri7l A I A

Af llils sen:-'oil of cold scnrcllillg furniilhed [milf “DUI” I ‘m’“ mm “’“"I 5"’""“'- I \1l'l"‘~ H114! Silver. Mrs. Mclieod 01 82 yenrn_ 'e' "gm

Wh ]_. I I h_ __ __ _ _ , ‘_ ‘ __wnst strong, la1cke<lcneri:Y.nndsl¢\.pg Arc 1 _ 1 k.d I ’ . _ _ _

ll s al( c lugullilt v\t:1tbcr_ 'lhtu the trouble begun over a qlies ,pwrly At __m__kf__“ I atc __ __ _,___ I _ U *1 00 \- Clllfmiug in an hm SHAW At lh.Snblc on Sunday morn

L.hi|,1l.,__n willcmch (UM Wm __ H lion, risked some lluys ngo by Mr. Mc- _ My pl_'v___ci_____ ___ ‘__ ____ ‘ '_¢ Y_ I 0 Dire ifown of ilile green silk coline. ing Fcbruurv 21,1 1.109 ._|m___.l_ Mc

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_ _ `|___ 1-.|l li _ ' H8 Ba mcn.se'i‘hcMissesN'chl, (B _ ° _ _

tract group in-.,m11_|1,_` m.(| _`__r__l___r\.:_i_ \_vtlli__i_le caulc_d had not been_,,f m_Hgestm___ _ ____e____ ____________ “___ _ i o o randon, look Donnld, hnloteq Wm, of Mack

111m;11_ |111. ,.xI,i.n_.m.L.,| m,,1|K._- ;_;:'I __‘:_§__“'_Ir_5___a';Z:e;i( _can friiggd tc' _ IUHUY Snid I would die. I tried cvs-ry.l PHEMIEII. HASZAHD said one ob-A Sh"w` I _ ._ - _ ' ‘ » 'p n y at » . _ _ _ l . _ . ,_

_I\tlo_\\_~.of lioillillg Ilnll so gcmcl rls_l3uliic to l<‘iill~ficld. This road ha1lI,I21\:."` ;|’;,d lulstdfallth m_ m‘_’d"I;I,?1st1,::1asT'1,(; plrglgngng-I? pfubuc thmmg kI“l‘“"I’ "Il 1"f`Il»| .i \l1_5ol0ll_~a rubbing of neck illllllugurcll in the election in that district: 'ab0_'_, Fe,_m,m___L_ '___l"‘ __,_'°"_' ‘°'“II“l" pm.t,l,,ént gf _pu,,tic,,Le 1:31? 1? 2:4 I-fU'l"<Il-ll1l.\l<'>N_lX1 D`(»A‘ NI°h°I’“’“'

old-.~.l\vitli‘\l-r-il' --_ i' ' e I‘ ml ll .1-l .l.M-n ll ` . ' '“ ‘“ S” "‘° *U . ° ' f Mfffil- Lutld,

l L \ lm ru lli lll llc-ll_‘_'_\ W___"_‘ 0" °“_ *_ _°__f_""“ ‘md try lt. _clauses in question were not repealed on Satllrdny, 1.~,.,,»,m|.y 20th Mm

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17 imp 1.. ll w nnd Mrs lvlerner-C

as laboratory workers that the break- fast cocoa manufactured by Walter Boker & Co. Lid.. not on y_meeu the indications, but accom Iiehee even more than is claimed git il."

Walter Baker 8. lla., ltll. l-;..¢al.ilen~-.d uso. DUIIIIIESIEI, MSS,

llaueli eleven 88 lt. Peter Street, Montreal

I ul

ABOUT THAT GRAND JURY.

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Sir.-1 note by the report of the proceedings of the Legislature yes- terday that the letter of the under- signed' in The Guardian of the 23rd, nat. provoked some d»isc\lssion', in the course of which, the accuracy, of Iyollr correspondent was called in question by some honorablemmnlkrs.

The Honorable Captain Read is

reported to have said "there were three or more" Catholics on lrhe Grand Jury. Premier ‘Hasnard said "he wrote the Sheriff to know If it was true and was informed it was not true." 'These are distinct statements and fairly bring the matter to an issue. 1 dd not think myself I am much astray. and as the date of the event is so recent-January 12th, 1909.-it would be a pity not to af- ford Captain Reed an opportunity to give the names of the THREE OR MORE Catholics who servecl'_ on the jury, The publication ofthe list will give him his chance. The following cxtrnct from the daily papers ofthe 13th Jnnunry will assist him very much in his search for the "three or more 1"

“Tile Supreme Court met yesterday.

‘morning in this City. The Chief Justice presiding. Mr. Justice Hodg- n.>n wus also oil the bench as was Mr. Justice Fitzgerald.

"'1‘licfollowing compose the Grand

Jury 1 _"George Vcseey, Little York, (fore- man,) J. D. Gordon, R. E. Munch, A. J. Diiiin., Ilcnj_ Carter, G. Hl.‘.'I‘0ombq, Charles McGregor. George Auld,Char- lottctownf A. J. Taylor, Wood Is- lands. Joseph Hughes, Millcove. ercy Mutch, Mount Herbert, Joseph Stretch, Long Creek; Wilfred Forbes. Port Vernon, George Profit, Long liivcr, Duncan McMillan, Cymbria, Neil McNeill, Milton, Wesley'M'yurs. Victoria, Hugll Mchuiro, North Iiustl- C01 Ang.-us Nicholson, l4‘redoru::’on; POPE Crosby, Carnwall, fl. Cllrrle. Ff\il'ViCW. Hector Keir, South Gran- ville." I have not one word to sal' ii-

lininst anyone Ln' this list. Wfhiit- evcrmny bc the machinery wnioh nladc the selection 1 don’t think Premier Haszard' and perhaps Captain Ilcud will say that' it/givlcs the Calh- _olics of Qliccn’s County fair liple- sontntion_

I make no charge against Premier

lfnsmrrl_ I believe him above doing Imytlliny; dishonorable, he can scarce- _ly call it "ulnl'iciouo" to draw pub- lic attention to what very mmiy pro- nounced u glaring wrong. lt maybe an accident and no one is to blame. Some are bold enough to Hy the mflfvcllrills works of creation allhap Ilencd by accident. I may point out to Premier Hanszard and the Sheriff that the names of seven residents uf Chiirlotietown are in the above list. It is too bed captain need will not lnuble to find among the seven, the mime of even ONE of his "three or

more" he says were on the Jury.

CATHOLIC CITIZEN. -

and zlpplv a Ni-l‘\'ilillu I’oi'oils"‘ " ‘ C "“" WM” ”°° "‘~ le SWVUII lMl'l¢OVl~‘Il IN F0111; 1)Ays1 the a~ts w uid b d' ll ~ ~ hurl tt t

_ _ _ _ _ 1 __ ML w __ ])_ H (_ :__ _ D 0 OWD,

p|_1ste_._ If the Ca_.;(.i,,~ o1,,~1§,,_,1,_._gi\_c Illini/.ir?. nlso li dc_niiturcd alcohol lac- _p__n____:- had o Home 0__r::m_;_;_u:_ 8___§,¢:_n_~;__ u ch ~.on. nl..cd 82 years. February 2“h_ 1909_ _ twenty drops of .\'cr\'iliu ill h tI my'_ "I" ufnumf' 'I“’_`_‘”h“r"I’“ld°"9 M'-1 "The chan,-_~c brought about 1.y Frr- ini! blisihess under these acts and li;

ML* ` ' ' `' ' " ' "" '~ "i--~--- ---..-___ ,-_ ____'f_____ _ A, ___________J Tells How Tiredness is Turned

into Strong Vigorous Health

We inherit n disposition to dis_ ¢`l\"°~ WI "1 one it's conlulnlp:i_m_ un_I 0thcr_benrt disease or ncrvullslli-ss.; At "Wt You ure lnnguid l.ut ng a. :_‘::1_;if\l0__l_nlvreuses you loses e1.|.ltl‘|._

_ -\ ¢‘yni»(‘!fil'c ~']_ I

of ill health is needed. I r vmmcer

Tllousandil hnve been in il .

Slckly condition, those whnmlidleitinigpi not “'°I`° “CITY-those who used Dr I Hl11ulIt0n’s were cured, Your weak. “"3 WUVPH L.‘(‘f`lli life hus rnten up 3"’ _vftnlily iff thi. blood, nnll u 'ens "K tfllllff like l)l‘. Hlllhiltt/n'9i PHI” 18 urgemlv n.-rded. Af our-._ YDUI' blood will redden and gum' strength. Digestion will so improve that additional nourishment will be Hllllllllvd to all needy organs Sur.

illus vigor will be installed into till System till disease and weakness nrt completely driven out. Wonderful Il the tonic effect of Dr. I-lam1Ii0“" Pills which are considered tha lim system purifier extant. When you can renew your h¢I“I‘

wi-lh this sale vegetable rem0dY- U" prescription of a noted ph!! °I°"' your duty is clear. Get Dr. HMM' ti:n's Pills at open. Renu-mber .tl.'.e 2 It is thc P\`°°°' V' tion of ru eminent physician W" use in taking Dr. Hamilton* PIII" Auuoiuto safety and permanent T suits guaranteed in every cl¢ UI "__ guor, -weakness, headaC\1° Md d°‘;__ |i'|y. Price 25c_ por box or fi" II”

for $1.00 at all dealers.