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Buckingham, Quo., May 8rd, 1915. For seven years, I suiicrcil terribly
from Severe Headat/lei' a_nd Iftdiges/io/1. 1 had belching gas from the stomach, bitter stud' would come up into my mouth after eating, while at times I had nausea and vomiting, and had chronic Constipation. I went to several doctors and wrote to a specialist in Boston but without benefit. I tried many remedies but nothing did me good. Finalfy, a friend advised “Fruit-a-tives". I took this grand fruit medicine and it made me well. I am grateful to “ Frult-a- tives ”, and to everyone who has mise- rable health with Constipation and Indi- gestion and Bad Stomach, I say take “ Fnrlt-a-tives ", and you will get well".
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sanabie" will sail from Montreal on Tuesday. the 'Ith instant calling at Quebec outward bound. She will carry a full letter and parcel mall in order to connect with the steamer. it will be necessary that all mail should be posted so as to leave the Province not later than Monday morning next. The dust Canadian steamer sailing under the winter schedule will he the S. S. "Corsican." which will s-all from St. John. N. B.. on the 27th instant.
iMADDOCK»-Miss M. Fish who
has been the guest of her parents at I-laliburton; has returned to the U. S. A.-Miss Durdan, who has _been home for some time on account of her mothers' illness lat Hnliburton, has left for the States which speaks well for the mothcr's condition.-The friends of Mr. Ladna of West Point, who is now 96 years of age will be sorry to hear that he ls suffe'riu'g much pain from blood poisoning ,which is the outcome of a fork sffcking into his hand while digging potatoes. lg is to be hoped that the result of same may not be fatal.-W.
There celfarted this llfelat Canoe
Cove on Friday tho 20th October in the ninety-fourth year of her age. Sarah Campbell, widow of the late
_Neil McKinnon who predeceased her twentylfour years. There were also four sons and one daughter who died some years ago in the prime of life. Only one son Donald, survives. He is now Deputy Sheriff of Dixon, Cali- fornia. Though having fo pass thro- ugh such sassons of aflllctlon she was never heard to murmur or complain but was always reconciled to God’e will. There are also two grand cbllu- ren left to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate mother. She was kindly and tenderly cared for by her nephew and niece, John and Isabella MacKinnon, with whom she spent the ,last few years of ber life. Her funeral which was largely attended took place on Monday the 23rd day of Oc- tober. Services at the house and grave were conducted by the Rev. D. McLean. The poll bearers were Nei! D. McEachern, Donald McKinnon. Dugald McDougall, Ewen D. McKin- non. Hector }\fcNeill and Nell Mc- Kenzle.
°GJ.ENFANNlNG _GL.'EANING8.
-- Mr. Michael Power of Summer- ville, purchased' a large number of sheep and lambs in this locality last week. Mr. Dan Smith, truckman, for Matthew dz McLean, Bridgetown, is busily engaged in hauling the firm’s fall goods through from Cardigan sta-
tion. Messrg Frank Morrison and Dan Wilson, of orravllle, were among the recent visitors to Glenfanning. Consid- erable shipping is being done at Cardigan Bridge. Tho' price of potatoes » has advanced to fifty-five cents' per bushel at this port. The ‘blowing of the wreck- ed schooner "Baltic" which lay close to the Government wharf at Cardigan and constituted s dangerous menace to navigation was successfully accom- plished last week. Mr. Frank Fogarty sold two carcases of pork to J. A. Macdonald & Co., last week, whose combined weight amounted to five hundred and seventeen pounds for which be received the sum of fifty- seven dollars and thirty cents. As the hogs were only seven months old when slaughtered be must have' made considerable profit. Mr. John N. Mac- donald, Government lnspector of Dredgos, passed through here last week en route to Grand River whore Dredge No. 9 is at work. Misses Mary McMaster, Mary J. Rice, and Mary McNeil, left here' for Boston, Mass., last week. Mrs. John Fogarty Jr., has a flock of s-ixty turkeys the equal of which it would be hard' fo find. Mrs. Fogarty is an expert poultry raiser and has on diierent occasions made one hundred dollars from poultry alone. Mr. Cyrus Mcflllvary paid a visit to Glenfanuing last week. --"da"
The death occurred at his home in
Vernon River, on Sunday, Oct. 22nd, after a short illness of Patrick Coady
aged seven!!-one years. The deceas- ed was big ly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance --kind and lovable in his ‘disposition and most devoted to home and fan. ily. His many charitable acts were known to but few, for truly he re- membered the procept- “Let not thy right band know what the left hand doeth." He leaves to mourn be- sides s eorrowing widow four sons sud seven daughters. all of whom were present at .his bedside during his illness. The sons are William in Millview; Robert in Albery Plains; Patrick In Glencoe; Bemard on the homestead. The daughters are Mrs. M. J. Donnelly, Summerville; Mrs. Freak Driscoll. Ht. Herbert? Mile. Joe Welsh. Cambridae. Mesa: WM etten`\l'ed"bim during his illness; Mrs. cuss. cones, rrsm.isrh\m:_ HH- Jss. rsollsmms. Leomimtor. Hrs, .lobn Hughes, Avondale and Ilrs. John Hcllennus. Leominster. Kees: 'also two .brothorl IW *UN* '“*°" namely: John in Charlottetown. To sa in llaeelbroolrz Mft -lvllll HUF l'-'ty ana airs. Wm. Griilin of lm!- ivele and Mrs. Jos. Acorn Hillview- Tlle funeral took place Tuesday morn ing lttlt fo Vernon River Cemetery .M yas largely attended. The mn”
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an Mrs J McDougal is being sung each evening. On Friday at 7 p. m.
for the young 'lad-ies.-W.
A. 0. H.- At the Prince County
convention of the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. 0, H. the following officers were elected. County President, .- Miss Lucy Bent, Summerslde; Coun- ty Vice Pres- Miss Christine Nelli- gan, Tlgnlsh: County Secretary,- Mrs. John llackr-:f. 'I‘.ignish. The following are (Bounty directors. Mrs. Albert Brennan. Mrs. Clarence Mor- risey, Miss Winnie Morrlsey, Tignieh. Mrs. J. J. McNally. Mrs. J. P.
(summerelde Journal.)
Just before he left Prince Edward
island the Journal was fortunate in getting an interview with Mr. A. V.
\Lampson & Co., of London. to obtain ‘-in ilnwi ideas after visiting a very large proportion of the fox ranches of the island. Mr. Fraser‘s. experience in the marketing end of the fur business is not exceeded by any man in Amer- ica and be has had a truly wonderful opportunity of studying at first hand the business' from the producer’s standpoint. We therefore consider that his mature consideration of our prob- lems In the fox industry are of consid-
land. The salient points- of Mr. Fraser’s conclusions may be concisely summed up by the' phrase "Breed, weed and feed."
First in breeding great care should
be exercised in trying to Improve the size and color of our captive foxes. To do this large foxes should be mated together and too much inbreeding shoufid be carefully guarded against. He also considers it wasteful to mate dark foxes with very light ones as the
blue” black pelt is the most valuable on the fur market the very dark foxes should be mated tcgethe'r.
With regard to weeding his idea
is to kill off the inferior smailfl white
appearances of being underfe u where bounfifuliy supplied the result is immediately apparent in the size and condition of the animals.
Asked regarding s comparison be-
tween' ourpelts and those of the wild foxes he statedthnt in our best foxes we have the equal not only in fur and color but siiso in size of the very best wiild ones. And as far as breeding is concerned we had the' very- great, ad- vantage of having a proved strain' which we could be sure would not ro- vert back to patches and reds' at any moment. It was noticeable' in ranches where non-standard foxes had been in- stalled that some' of the younger gen- eration showed s. distinct brownish shade which of course is very detri- mental to a pei; on s fur basis and it
breeding with our best P. E. I., blood, that this danger could possibly be con sidered as past. With this in view Mr. Fraser was strongly of the opinion tba; carefully selected large welll fur- red blue black P. . I., foxes were the ideal basis with which to start a new
ranch. '
The blood in some of the old P .E. I..
strains was so strong that by appear- ance alone it could be traced for sev- eral generations . -
In this connection Mr. Fraser very
strongly recommended the register- ation of all breeding foxes inasmuch as he anticipated a large demand for live foxes for breeding purposes after the wer in which case it would be al- mos-t essential that official records should be available to prospective purchasers.
With regard to the sale' of pclts this
year he felt that it was of vast import- ance to the lndustry that the produc- ers get together as closely as possible in the matter of marketing their pelts. For the time being at le`asl_ he con- sidered tbst the handling of the plete by the Belles Board was the logical method of procedure. Considerable lowering of values would surely result from promiscuous hawking of skins to
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- Alliance of Canada, will speak in the would not be coming among gg;-sugars,
A NATIVE _ DEF_NED__ ____ _ _ Methodist Church, Summereide ,ot in conclusion Mr. Fraser stated that
_“wins "em ____D3______. ___ _-_ _“__ 12 f‘- the mt-.ning service, Sunday Novem~ with good stock intelligently uma- _ '
zine wbmhed ___ _ mea -___ Thi’ |1118* or 5th. and in the Presbyterian Church aged he was entirely enthusiastic for .
___n____s. __b____t__ ____ 8_-_ GY W0l'8_lu the evening. Rev. Mr. Rice willqhg future ixidu-=°_ry_ _ma member ___ t_;W _Icons ntanc_e,_ and take the morning service in the Pres- -__ \
s smuy said. 'rim byferian Church- :ras run text is sew svsnsms or tn.
encycllcal ln which His Holiness the
land." “A native!" exclaimed six- PRIVATE SERVICES.-The spec- Pope enjoins upon the French and' §§;\_;'__¢3_l;__I;l_;l_3l.__;‘:_ a tons: of m_I_nslod_|ial revival services In connection with English speaking Catholics of Canada! “___ _“__ ______e___ "___ llro est. Yes. the 0Leary and Cape Wolfe circuit to abandon their disagreement on the me was hom __wre_f__om8;l_ns__ than of the Methodist Church started on bilingual que; . 1,; lg add,-@5555 __e____ed_ __Aw__w____ .____t_vw _c __ Jac Monday evening at"Maddock. The Rev. to His Emi ce Cardinal Begin of __ cloth' ____0____d _“___ “_ _“B 3%’ R- Bmille the past!" |0861!!! the 891118-_ Quebec and o the other Archbisbops
____o_____"W“ 5 “U 5° A gllecllll duel by- MTB. (Rev.) Bl’0dl0 and Bishops throughout the DominIon.'
the mattor in dispute », pointing out
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BRITISH MAlL.- The S. B. "Mis- Mrs. Brodie is holding a social service that when divisions arise within the?
Church and endanger its mutual bonds of pcuce and concord, it becomes the
means in his pr.-~ or to .bring them to nn end. Thcsc dlilslons are described ns harmful to Catholic interests and opposed to the Divine precepts and to
pointed out that they deter from the
the fold, just as fraternal charity and
Catholic comimunition.
Gaudet, Mrs lidcle Perry, Summerslde His Holme" than proceeds to Say Bl¢\B--H- "that the contentlnons which for some
years past have been enkindled among
'_"' ' ` Canadian Catholics hav been a cause
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of intense anxiety to him. He knows from many and from the best sources,
bis-hops and bishops themselves, that
Cause of the Quarrel.
The cause of the disagreement is
fully manifest. There are Canadian Catholics of French origin and lan- guage and there are those who though not at all one race, make use of the English tongue, and if is this which constitutes the ground of the conten- tion and strife.
His Holiness remarks that French-
embm importance w uw whom 15. Canadians declare that all is well in
the province of Quebec, but thy com- plain thal in Ontario and other parts of the Dominion, where' there are many French-Canadian' Catholics., there is not sufficient regard for the French tongue, either In the sacred ministratlons' or ln' the Catholic Sepa- rate' schools. They ask therefore that priests should be appointed to the churches in due proportion to the number of Catholics of both lang-
parishes where they are in a certain number the two languages should be equally used both in the churches and schools.
foxes gradually breeding and weed- 0r\¢lrlo'e Case 3:: ing foward a dark strain. -3;
In many ranches the foxes- bags gb? _hHls Holiness then proceeds to s-tate
e case of the English speaking Cat
holics of Ontario and the other Eng- lish-spesking provinces.. In these parts, if is pointed out, French-spealo ing Catholics are in a minority, that in the' appointments of priests due regard must be had to the language of those who may be converted to the Faith, that due consideration shou/ld be given to the language which is proper to the province and to other circumstances of time and place, and that the question cannot be settled on the sole' bas-is of ma- jority of Catholics of either rece. - _
The encyclical points out how the
French-speaking priests are alleged to he too often deficient in the know-
fectly. or neglect it. and thus their
pie. it le. also stated that if French were taught in the manner claimed by the' French-Canadians, ig would be detrimental to the proper teaching of English. which ls the language of the province. This-would force parents of English-speaking children either to, provide the necessary -faciflities at their own expense or to send their children to non-Catholic schools.
The Ontario English-speaking Cath-
olics ailso contend that the system proposed would embltfer the Govern- ment against the Separate Schools on the ground that they were' inade- quate.
Bltferntsi Is Widespread ‘J
Having thus stated the case of the
two parties to the dispute His Holli- ness comments on the bittemess which has been aroused, and how it' has been manifested in' the press, in' private and public meetings and else- where until the disputes have be- come more' and more inflamed against each other. He urges upon the Arch- blB‘l\0Ds and Bishops to use every e'n- deavor to bring about e reconcilia- tion., He reminds them that they are' in a position of judges over their people, and that is is their duty to mee; together and weigh all the arguments relaitng to the matter, and dually to decide upon that which they
hold to be just and expedxut. Ami lf by any chance they find emaelv unable to come to a eettl at the
flnitely decided. _ .
The Catholic newspepcia and Jour-
nals are not to do anything to tea the
also should avoid dlacuplng the sub- {€J. 'ii "L.‘*’if i“l3§’.‘&B.J"»”."'°“ 'ii
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le impossible to bop party,-.spirit out of auch discussions., _ ' ' » Priests are urlld. to set:_eu example to their flocks ef rn¢eratlon and
gentlenoss. it 3:14! nqaloum be yell that priests _ lo both len- guages perfectlyl..'l'hi has been intro-
duced in :.o%memIleriee, and I-lie
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flame of discord or to tlcipete tb`
C-Q T/ Juamsslortae cimrsn.l°'ras faithful
Holiness monde it toggellhral adoption and( t they slmald use each
Tho encyclical begins by a recitsil of,
duty or the llf-‘y l-‘other to use every,
the principals of the Church. If. isf
Catholic faith those who are outside'
concord among Catholics have always‘ been a greag inducement fo enter the'
and from the reports of the arch- '
these contentions have daily grown‘
F-,.a,w,._ Amg,-lem, ,-gp,-es,-,nmuve ggsxcre bitter and have' been made pub-
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result win bs s strain or .fur with in- are in a maiority s Priest 0! their lan- _- ferior market value. Inas- much as the SWISS 9h0“ld_b° 991061065 M10 that ln'
ledge of English, or speak it imper- \
so . °l.
they are to bring the matter to that
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His Holiness edmits -that the Gov-_
ernment of Ontario has the rlghg to insist upon children foaming English' iii the schools .and that Catholics have the right to demand elmllsr ad-' vantages' that they may be placed on level terms with their n'on-Catholic brethern. On the other hand Frenchf Catholics can claim that their own language should be taught in schools' where they are in a certain number,'
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Canadian Catholics must however, re~ member that the supreme duty le not to lmperll the existence of Catholic schools.
In this case of schools subject to the
public administration it is obvious that the question cannot be dealt with lu- dependenfly of the Government. But this docs not prevent the Bishops from exerting themselves to make consule of moderation prevail on both sides l-lie Holiness then concludes by urg-
gl: Catholics in every pen, of the
minion to work together to remedy
the existing evils and to bring about the return of peace.
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LONDON, November 1.-it is cou-
aldered here that there is s. strong probability that the submarine which last week sank the British _'steamer Rowanmore, bound from BeltllI\°r9 10|' Liverpool. suffered a similar late.
'rho affidavit of one ortho, rescued
sailors from theltowanmore says that ber wireless picked up several steam- ere, including the American _steamer Finland. The Finland, boweger was warned by the_Rowanmore fp- keep awav from disaster. _ *_ ,
Later, says the aallor'e aflldavif-. e
British Admiralty vessel bovo in eight and began shelling the submarine, which is believed to have beetrpullk.
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