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S0 E E LSEITLERS THRONG , CONTRADICTED iii THE INSTITUTE IMPHIIIEMEITS TO CANADIAN WEST

And no Other Fresh War

News of Yesterday

Duke of Csmbridge’s Notable Fun-

eral-Nationalist Elected in Dublin-lehn L. Sullivan Slowly Dying-

FBHLWAR NIWS. l

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DoNsL1»Mi:Fsnrs:N, West River sold

aporker to the Dominion Packing Oo. yesterday that weighed662 lbs. -

John H. Leary ol St. John, and lately

manager cf the drug store ofthe estate of the lata W. B. Carter in Fredericton, came tothe city yesterday and will take the position of dispensing clerk with Johnson & Johnson.

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P‘R"'M“°hz2 (Spmm) T are was Armw tailoring establishment will be

absolutely no fresh news received today owned |,, , (ew My, |,, ,M ,ww ,.,,,,en¢_1,

h ,I 1 _ occupied by the late Lemuel Harris, Great

hum t 6 B" ° 'ar George Street. lf. will hs conducted by earners Nor oomrnmnn. Lauchlln McDonald who for the past year

has been in the employ cf D. F. Pidgeon,

The repos-te:i,fall of Port Arthur is not Nerth Sydney and previously was cutter

for John T. McKenzie and B. D. Perry

°°“`°°° “nd °h°'° I' “D °°nnrm°u°u at for some time in the employ of the latter. the rell°'° dur' me Ru"'°° VI“'""°S°°°k Both these gentlemen are well known in

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fleet has reached Port Arthur. °::§::e7u°'“" “N °xp°"'° "3 L ° "° 1°' "3

ROYAL DUKE BURTED- CROMWELL as a Statesman, was the

s L0"'D°N» MEN” 23"(Sp°°mi‘"1he illustrious Englishman by Rev. T. F.

Duke of Cambridge was hurled todlly Fullerton in St. James Hall last night.

f1`°m W°s°'“i“is`°r Abbey’ uw King’ of the weather there wasa good attend-

Queen and nearly all the members of the ance and it is needless to say that all

Royal Family being vreiwllb- '

The interment was IILKBHSBI GPM" and foreign policies ol the grsatlesder ci

cemetery.

GREAT MILITARY TURNOUT.

There was an immense military turnout trated throughout by stereoptioan views.

and dense crowds watched the spectacle.

Representatives of many foreign mon-

archs were present.

s Narxossnlsr succmn.

Dnnnni, March 22-Special)-LlW1‘°“°° of the Wells Fargo Express Co,.`as ex-

Waidron, Nationalist was elected for St.

S°°Ph°“9G"°°D '“v[s|°“ °I Dublin’ W' carried large sums of money. He laid off

day.

JOHN L‘s rvrrasna ruanr.

Bosron, Merch 22-(3D9°|lI)-30|!!! L s

Sulliyanis seriously ill with a wasting

disease and cannot live long.

His eyes are also giving him great pain

and he is goin! blind.

NERVOUS AND SLEEPLESS.

There isjust one cure and that is plenty

of food for the blood and nerves, which is best supplied in Eerrozone, than which no blood nuilder,nerve tonic or strength pro- ducer ls better. Fermsone promotes healthy digestion, which results in im- proved nutrition. The blood grows rich and red, furnishes stability to the entire system. and the store of nerve force and

energy increases daily. A rebuilding of the Mm" Gertrude Bom," ,md Myrtle 0_

constitution, new spirits, health and

. The Guardian not only

strength, all come from the use of Ferro- ,F|"IByB0i\. CIW

e: This marvelous renovator is sold by congratulates these talented young ladies

égliglgililgifUl`lli32‘;(;*mb1‘;g{s‘:)1;]“g‘CI;°xl%n§";' on their success, but also the Principal

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Weeks’ Nobles' Hate.

LADIES’ INVICTUS WALKING B0ilTS »

Wet proof soles, just the

boot for this sloppy weather, no rubbers wanted over them, made from fine box calf

leather, goodyearwelted.

Price $3.50.

BUTE B308.

.many who are about ready for their I

ubject of the second lecture on that

otwithstanding the disagreeable state

were fully repaid inthe treat that they had the pleasure of hearing. The home

the Commonwealth was ably depicted and many of the interesting events ci the time graphically described by the rever- eod gentleman. The lecture was illus-

THE murder is reported in Jaurez,

Mexico of Arthur Strong, son of the late Robert A. Strong of this City and brother of Mrs. George W. Gardiner, The deceas. ed was st one time in the employ of the late Dr. S. W. Dndd, and left here some twelve years ago. He was in the employ

press messenger between Ei Paso, Texas, and Zscecetas, Mexico, and frequently

at Ei Paso and. was last seen with a Mexican in clndad Jaurez, just across the Rio Grande River. Next day his body was found in a tumble down hut. After cme time four negmes were arrested and re held for the crime. His money and ailet were gone but he had none of the

Express Company`s money on him when he was murdered, '

IN a letter received by Mr. Trainor,

principal of the Shorthand and Type- writing Department of the Charlotte' town Business College, The Guardian is pleased to learn that the four young ladies who took their examinations for the Phonographic Institute Diploma on the ilth lust., were all successful and the diplomas have been issued ic them. Their names are as follows : Miss Katie Dover, city; Miss Irene McKay, Everett, Mass;

and Miss Trainer, his assistant, as well as the old reliable C. B. C. While all depart- ments of the O.B.C. have been pabronlzod this year, this department has been exceedingly popular, and there are now

final examinations.

COMFORT FOR THE AGED

Judging from the letters of people up in

years t ere is no medicine which so

promptly frees them of aches and ‘pains and insures re%iarity ofvthe liver, ki ncys and howelsas r. Ohasss Kidney Liver Pills. Even when all other means have failed old people can turn to this BNN' medicine with full assurance of relief an'd cure.

DIED.

Very suddenly at North Wiltshire,

londay evening. Michael Ooady aged 72 yearn

At Little Yoi-k,March 21st, Peter Proud

aged M years.

[Funeral Weintsiay Zlrd at ijo’cloclr,p.

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SPRING!

Marbles for the BOYS. Spring Fashion Books.-

and magazines for the LADIES.

Expected any day per winter

boats. A big stock

RUBBER BALLS

0fLots 27 and 28 Held at Middleton

Linteresting Discussion on the Dairy Cow -Address by Rev. Mr. Dawson- Appointment of Delegates-

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The meeting of the Lots 27 and 28

Farmers' Institute at Middleton was held 'on Tuesday' 15th Inst, at 2 p m and was fairly well attended, those present taking an active part in the talk on the Dairy Cow.

An address was expected that after-

noon frcm Rev. A. E. Burke, of Alberton, but he being unavoidably absent from the Island, the President, Mr. Craig, sug- gested the ideato continue the talk on the Dairy Cow, which was the subject under consideration at the last meeting of this institute at Klnlrora on the 8th lnst., and at which meeting Walter Simpson, Esq., of_Bay View. read a paper on the subyect. He, Mr. Craig, thought that very much more might_ba brought out on this live topic of the day and in- vited those present to join in and make this meeting as interesting and instructive as possible. Quite a number of the farmers responded to the cali and the talk was kept up till Eve o`cicck. Many good points were made-some-very interesting experiences were told-some figures were given to show that some herds of cows were more than paying for their keep. It was also shown that more vigorous weeding out of unprofitable milkers was needed, and more attention given to raising more forage crops for the time of drcuth, and fall, and early winter feeding. It was suggested by seine that too much attention was lavlshed on breeds and pedigrees and not enough cars to the real dairy cow as some good types of this animal had been produced by nearly all of the different breeds. The talk along those lines was well kept up by the farmers and this meeting was both interesting and instructive, many taking a very prominent part.

It was regretted that more of our

young men who are the coming farmers of our country, did not join in with their opinions and ideas and show that they yet will make thilir mark in the agricultutalsffnirs of their native pro- vince, and mean to stick right to the old farm.

Delegates were appointed to attend the

meeting at Charlottetown on 30inst to confer with the Dominion Packing Co. on the differences that now exist in regard to the live hog business. .l. W. Callback of Augustine Cove, sud Chas Craig ofMiddleton, were the men chosen, and it is presumed these men will give a good account of themselves on that

day.

The evening meeting was opened at 7.30

with the president in the chair. itsv. Mr. Dawson of Tryon addressed the meeting ina good, sensible, masterly speech- showing that the farmers needed better education, more intelligence in the affairs of the day-more reiinment in and about their homes and well posted in the cur- rent tcplcs of the day, not omitting politi- cal aii`airs, and able to vote intelligently, so trying to do away with the boodlers and designing politicians. Good sense and sound logic was a charactcristlci

Quite a number of the farmers followed l

in the same strain on this subject of, better education, especially along agricui-` tural lines, and the speeches being inter spsrsed with some good music marie the meeting very interesting and pleasant. ‘ After a vote of thanks was tendered

Aoihem. and the meeting dispersed, appearing to have enjoyeds good time with appreciation, and expecting another Instituto meeting at Tryon next Tuesday, 22nd Inst., at 1.30 p, m. Com.

Are all in Evidence at the

The Great Advances made in Dentistry are Evident from a Visit to the Popular Parlors.

Tim taking over of the Berlin Denial

Parlors, hy Dr. C. H. Beer, and the dis- solving of the partnership recently ex-

Berlin Dental Parlors ,`

__ ‘ wives to attand market.

isbing between Drs. Beer and Bell, once .G more brings theBerlin Dental Parlors into I prominence as regards business changes. And, en passant, a few words of com- I mendation regarding the B. D. P. and the

is in order as _well. Dental work has B

recent years, and if one wants to know b just what an advance has been made

easiest way to do so is to drop into the D B. D. P. and have a chat with the cour-

teous and aifable proprietor, who will d

undergone a great revolution during 32

along these lines, the quickest and 30

The une weather and good roads of

yesterday invited the farmers and their

Beef quarters were more plentiful than

a week ago, and the demand for expopt not being in any way brisk, sglgg w@ slower wi h prices at iii todo per lb.

Some few loads of dressed pork was

offering, but the demand seemed to be inactive. Buyers were not anions to advance above Bc, although a load or two was bought at Mc.

Live Hogs at the Dominion Packing

Co's yards-light welghta-are bringing 5c per lb, and coarser grades lower figures.

Eggs from market baskets arelcwer at

l8c per dozen sold in the market for home onsumption, and for export by the case 5: per dolen is being paid. Butter* keeps firm at 23c to 24c per lb

oil; and tubs at 19 to 20c per lb.

A good many loads of hay were sold for

excellent standard of work they produce ‘sa C" 9" D0 lb' with wwe' I"`|°°° F"

econd quality. Oats are coming to market very slowly, cts for while and 83for black are near he figures paid yesterday. Potatoes are being bought for export at cts per bushei,with s slight advance ft r he locsl trade. Poultry was not so plentiful at yester- ay’s market, and prices are rather

CH’TOWN FARMERS’ MARKET- `

feature of Rcv. Mr. Dawson's address. ‘alsg be gunning, CDm¢_

Mr. Dawson for his kindness in so favor-"will be at Stariley Bros Store P ing this Institute. we had the Nationel` 6': W' B' Corsets' on Tiiesday'

most willingly make you thoroughly posted on the matter. And then we cannot but compare the well equipped Parlors with the old dental offices of days, not so very long past either; -the results proving the truth that “comparisons are odious," for the old timers. In the Berlin Dental Parlors we Ind a‘fHarvard Special" operating, and a “Morrison Special" extracting chair; a Harvard Operating Cabinet, filled with all the ap- purtenances for modern dentistry; a well appointed laboratory for the construction cf crown and bridge work, artificial teeth with plates etc., while our attention is directed to the “corrugated suction plate" which the B. D. P. make aanecialty of. All the latest and best. methods for pra- duclng either local or general anaesthesia are used, and in the very near future Dr. Beer is going to install a plant for manufacturing vitilized air; the latest and best anaesthetic for dental opera.- tions, and the one in use in the largest dental cices in the United Stairs. "Painless Dentistry," and the “best work" is the Berlin Dental Parlors watchword, and the combination is one that is sure to be productive of well satisfied patrons. Dr. C. H. Beer is the son of our respected townsman, Herbert Beer, and has but recently returned home alter having been for seven years inthe dental business with his uncle Dr. A. J. McKeckine of Pittsburg, Pa. During that time he spent two years in the extracting of teeth, a branch of the profession, I most important. We wish him long continued success in this his native town. and judging by his work which we have seen, and the freely expressed satisfaction of his already long list of patrons, our wish will be abundnuxly realized.’

A PURELY VEGETABLE CORN CURE

Putnam`s Painless Corn Extractor is

entirely vegetable in compound, never stings or makrs sore spots. Insist on “PutnarK's," it cures in one night.

-Prince of \Vales College annual con-

cert on Friday next. Of talent n talent cf beauty a bevy. A menu rich in solids and sweets.

-First Methodist Choir concert on

Tuesdaycf Easter week. Come end re- fresh your mythology. '1`ab1eaux{vivanl, music, elcculion. To be candid there will

Demonstration of W. B. Corsets

at Stanley Bros, commencing Tuesday. March zgth. Miss Sexton, expert corset fitter of New York.

March 29th. and a few following days. Come early! As many were disappointed the last time Miss Sext Jn was here. on account of leaving it too late -Stanley Bros. 22d zi

One thing we a in wish to call

Over Pmwse Bros

Haszard dr 1loore._

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MODERN DENTISTRY BERLIN DENTAL PARLoRs“

GATED SULTION RLATE. By using this form of suction (which is pat- ented and for the use of' which we have secured the rights) we will GUAR~ ANTBE TO FIT ANY MOUTH. It does not matter how difiiccit it may be or what other dentists have told you. We know we can fit it, and have no hesitation in saying so. In cases where there are still some teeth re maining in the mouth, we will replace the lost ones hy means of BRIDGE WORK or PARTIAL PLATES. Teeth which are decayed we will restore by CROWNING'S1gtold or porcelain) tliiing,or by use of PORCELAIN INLAYS. I

We have e largest and best equipped office in‘the Maritime Provinces

and do any and all kinda of dental wor known to the profusion today.

BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS.

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your attention to is our CORRU

higher. Some good well fattened and nicely dressed fowl were purchased yester- dsy for 10 cts pr lb. ' ,

COUNTRY PRODUCE (TORONTO).

Butter-Dairy rolls are coming in freely

and the market has an easy tone. Quota tions are unchanged. Creamery prinLs................20c to 22c

do solids... .........,.l9c to Zilc

Dairy, pound rolls, choice..... ..l5c tx l7c

do iargerclis . . . . . . . . to lt’c do tubs,Rood to choice......i6c to l7c do medium. . . . ...............13c to lfc do,poor.\.,... . . . _........_...i0c to 12a Cb se-T improvement in England

has thad mubeil’ecthere,and stocks are stil large. I Qt tations are unchanged at

o ollic er ' for twins and 104c to lic

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for rge._f 1 ,, _ .

Z%~'1Nle ' mend continues very

hell pllhdfhlf E - t are coming forward are sua ' -' ,,f. ckly. The marketis very siea ‘~ erdoz.

Po T eueipts are about equal to

the ,N , and quotations are steady. Cars ~ J track here are quoted at 800 to 90c.}y '_tatoes out of store arc quoted at $1.10, j~e1.15.

Poult `, Receipts are light and trade is

quiet. btations are unchanged at 1.3¢

From Many Western States and Territories

Floods in Western Ontario-Another Fatal Railway Collision-Chan Iottetown Girl Graduated as Nurse.

A REGULAR BXODUD¢

Orrsws, March 22-(Special)-One of

the largest movements of the settlers that

er went north is that going trom the

Western States to Canada the last of March and drst of April.

rlzosr irrarxs 'ro carvsna.

Hundreds are now on the way from

Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Kansas and Missouri, to join those leaving Kansas City.

ONE FROM G' HA Rl.0TTKi‘OWN»

li{on'rs.ssL,March 22-(Special)-Among

the twelve nurses graduated from Royal Victoria. llospital and presented with diplomas by Lady Mlnto was Miss F. McMillan of Charlottetown.

FLOODS LN ONTRRIO .

Wmnson, March 22.-(Special)-West

ern Ontario peninsula is suffering the

worst flood of recent years.

Farmers are going around in boats an

many farmers are lit ing in the upper flats of their houses.

HAD RAILNVAY L`OLLl'SION.

FsnNis,B C March 22-(Special) -A collis-

ion occurred on the Great Northern Rall- way three miles below Swintod between

annrth bound express and a wgs-king train.

John A. Lee was instantly killed and

ten others more or less injured.

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IIE`SPI°IRFI‘IC TLY CURED

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to lilo for choice chickens, Dc to llc for Th‘“,"’ M"‘xlm° H°“°h"`~" Statement* scalded stock,|7c to 8;:` for old fowl, and Had Kldmfl' DIi’e“5“_U3ed D°d’i`5

130 to 143 for turkey gobblers, and lilo to Kidney Puls- 17° f°" 3°” A smck' Hnninansroxviv, Que., March 21.-

Fislf-Tl.c demand continues fairly ac- (5pp¢g,,|)_F0r twen5y.f|ve years Maxime

MVB' Q“°L'“l°°“ '"6 ““°h‘“8‘3d “S fd' Boucher, of this place, suffered from Kid- lows:-Labrador, barrels $5 50 to 550; half- “ey D|,,eMc_ lu., aches ,md pains .nd barrels $3; boneie=s, Mc to 5lc per lb; C05- tsebloness had become so much a part of 5l° W G1 PM |11? lines" hllddle. Tic w HC his asuy nfs and the ailment medicines Dff lb he and than had dons mm so nttls goes

°eed""Th° local muvement °°"E‘““°5 that he had about abandoned all hope of

light. Prices are steadv at $5. 25 to $5.75 eve, being tmgvte,-_ mr re" °l°v" “nd w m “-35 fm” f""="* But Mr. Boucher read of so many cures ch°l°"‘_$:'_ "0 4 251°” °rdi"'"y aI"Ik‘°~ “nd hy Dodd's Kidney Pills that he resolved to $5 to $0 ‘.’..» for choice lots. $1.15 tv 5150 ‘Of try again and the re\»u!L1~< he is out with m°°hI“9‘lh"“*helI Ul10l»h.Y Bild $1.75 io $2 a statement that lil s of his long suiierlng for namthmshed' and ends, “I nm perfectly curuil, Dodd’s

Beans-There are now plenty offering at K|dm,y|\j1|s dm “_”

this mmkat" Q“°t'“t|°“” are “"°h5"l'led It is ncvcr too laic to cure your Kidney “E $195 5° $175 ff” h‘md'Dl°kPd. 5|-50 L0 Troubles. I)orirl`.-I Kidney Pills always $1.60 for prime, ano`$1.25io $1.45 for under cure thunk

grades.

Baled llay-Receipts are still light. Car

lots on track here are quoted steady nt

$9.50 per ton_

Baled Straw-Is quite and unchanged

at $5.50 to $5 7-'r per ton for car lois on

track here.

Weeks' Hats are up-to-date styles

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