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p __ Castings soul. It is of necessity that man at his \ ‘ _` . -

* best must be in touch with both sea. and ' - - I » _ land. The mind of the inlander tends I ' ~

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~ Steam Navigation Co's Wharf. _ , _ r_\_\

if Char1ottewwp`,5P.E.1. broadened by contact with the universal i_ L3;

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‘PHE f%'UART)IA\T. CHARLOTTLTOVVB PRIITPF EDWARD ISLAND APRIL 2% 195

Chest _

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Feels A Tight _

You seem all choked up and studed up l 1 with the cold--llnd it hard to breathe.

, Cough that rasps and tears you--but little

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~: Now’s the taizife to tahe Dr. Wear; Norway C , Pius' Syrup ore ings gs _ serious. ` There is no remedy equal to it for making

tb breathing easy, loosening the phlegm

, and reinovini all the alarming symptoms

oft severe co d. _

“I caught is severe eold which settled on my chest. makgia it feel raw and tight. Bssiug Dr. W ‘I Norway Pine Syrup

~; advertised I procured a bottle, which gently 3; relieved me. It loosened the phlsgm. eeled

is lun and soon had me perfectly well.” lem irckir. Rnur, Oirr.

Dr. Weefs -

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Having purchased from Hr F J Horns the stock and good will of

Boohs and Stationery Business in

tliohiorris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches,

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Plnsedw affgqd _tg si) old customers _ BQ gepv new ones,

I Qlifiiee new stock of Wall Ps 1’ `l.

§ » pe- _ 5 ii `best once put on sale, and elf

news stand will be a. snecial feafu A -- -- _ _...ff .f'i:,~

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r the =";.iiii»§§._ The stars infll .. .

known as “The Baiflaéii' l?`eolist’sii‘5-_" l

_Y '£13

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ment of Canada the men who lead inthei

Sncoeesurs to FJ. H"rns_bY-

» Kurtis Block. Ch’tqwn. Heh l6.l90J y

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ee-lfgsensseesseessee

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g Had a F1t

'3 But strange to say he i is feeling decidedly happy

about it. The fit referred tois the price of a whole month’s groceries he got at our store, which fic his

n purse so well that he will

. in future be a regular cu - v tomer of ours.

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Slllliilll li HURNSB

‘ “ Queen ftreet, _‘_ :consensus _ _ ._ Y

Z DR. GORDON ALLEY

l PHYSICIAN AND SURGEGN ,

. OQOQ-CQ-O ` GRADUATE MCGILLIUNIVERSITY ` Olce and l{e¢=ideuc¢-.Dorchest»=r Street Ea.~t

‘V Dmce Hours, 9 to 1-_i n. m., 1 to 3, and 7 t.o[8 » in.

gbmut to attenficin

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l888$§%$&

, "lie Sciiluies iii

'Jhnt we areto be moulded and »

~~ fashioned,”sothe sand we use

for our castint8_ needs ti be moulded and fashioned. That’e what our inonlflers a e doing every day, monldixr and ta»~l.- 8 ioninz the sand li e unto the pamers, it is therefore very im-6 portant that :he Datterns be

drst-classin every respec‘. fora as the patterns are so will the ca-t»ngs he. We have ilrstfclass ' tt mek 1 ed nd

reed. Give us a-trial when in need of

The Modern Founders. _

Bic cle Parts---fu

1 sliding _at lowest prices for cash only. yboth patriotic and warlike feelings have

xi." B' _H°m_sbY» ‘V110 |185 F1805- been so much aroused by the events of ‘ti ' ` 3; C0 ` ' . ' ° 23 li y ` gd -"K9 In ‘he P559 'ln be. the time that the national anniversaries the 1`eS“lt- This iS OHG Of U13. df"18¢!`S ' -.

St _ _ _ _-_ A A U _

rated with unusual enthusiasm. ~Ws shall ‘1 be .

'I jo the minds of men inguemes ance Companies,returnedaverdict on alll

"that uiiike him cosmopolitan. The seay pomwifl favor of the plaintm: wh° is \‘\

- _ ~ \ suing for the recovery of insurance money ((0,,

'_ _ 7 f ' ’r_';;;;:._;':__;;;::t::;;r_:;:;::-.z appeals po" erfuny to the fancy and the Oli l`.llG \\’l‘ECl{8(l l)l‘lg8.Di`.lIl6 Hdbtle L0l1lSe. :.

imagination and supplies something A synopsis of the jury's findings is as

therwisc wanting and absolutely f0ll0WS2 ‘

necessary to the completion of his mental i1)G"‘p§"'i“ Bffin °°“t’r°"°d the vessel M' st `

MONDAY. APRIL 28. 190'.:

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SAINT GEORGFS DAY.

History tells us little of Saint George,

niversary occurs to-day. But we know d

that he was "_ Chrismm martyn a mm" or how his environment has cramped his (4) The befendant Companies under _

uture.

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mug con' tooktoinake the “Hattie Louise" sea-

of oappadocis and s military whims ““°“"=~b*“>Wh°H he is b ht in

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under the Emperor Diocletian. He was put to death at Nicomedia in Asia Minor in the year303. He was honored in the

Oriental churches and in the 14th century, b

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Patriot Saint of England. He had beeni

Dular there from the time of the early'

Crusades, and was said to have reappear Islands in the Northern Sea the leading plmftmwas prevented from Jeanna with ed to aid the Crusaders against the Sar- place 'among the nations’ and 8' vast” the vessel as he otherwise would have acens under the walls of Antioch [in the empire than has "er bef°1`° existed- dime-

year HB9. In t-he days of Robert,'eon of` William the Conqueror many of the Nor-

tact and in conflict with the maritime worthy. X man he is forced to feel an inferiority for (5) P693-US W9” ‘wt made with the °°“' vv ’ ’

hlch he cannot account. Would he sent’ °£ the plaintiff

ut reflect he might soon discern that ed ta mum her se.,__W ,nh ,_

under Edward III was adopted as the 9112” is U~l`°0-9011 Why U10 maritime ma-D ‘ (7)'l‘hc vessel was sold under a lien to

is his superior and that the same cause pay for the repairs made by the agent of- h

as given to the people of two little the d"'f°“d”‘"tS° `

The Examiner speaks of “Tim Guan-

_ St. Thomas while she was undergoing re

airs.

the repairs 0 ‘

(8) The vessel was not sufficiently repair-

(8) By the action of Capt Bain the

(9) This prevented plaintiff from earning his freight.

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(10)The defendant Companies acted so . i

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The inlander, horn and living his little (3)11, S9 doing he acted as the agent of

he patron Saint 0fEng1n_nd’ whose an_ life far from the sounding billovvs, Isl the defendants.

oubtless unconscious of his own defects (3)C"‘pm[“ Bain made the °°“tm°t mr ll)

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mans were desirous of accepting Saint D1-“"9 p"°p°s°‘l that the pwple °f the asto lead plaintiff to believes, formal `=__-

George as their Patron.

11 (the Devil) and his delive of the Examiner ll-Se NSS Sl»l1ff¢lIl€l\|5? Our C011' Parties attending the Patriotic Concert

ry

sdaughter (the Church) from is~ f¢mP°l`*U`Y further intimal” th” tm rose. The canbeobtained fresh, at`Mitc- ‘ ii]//)i`

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King

power. Heraldry has einbalmed the i

cidentand Saint George has become in l the popular conception more than other

ints a typical Christian hero. This year 3

glad to tlnd that the day ,dangled to

ss all revioiis gig

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MARITIME VERSUS INLAND.

It is a striking fact that in the Pai-lin- y.

debates and in the 'work of 'a'dminis_t.'r`ation and opposition are the men from the Mar-

Hon. Messrs. Blair and Fielding are con-

make liquor

country districts shall give up the Scotti proof of lo'ss was unnecessary.-Halifax>

The most famous of many legends con- Act-" We have made "0 Such Dl'0P0S¢|- Ch"°ni°1°21st'

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nected|with Saint George in the middle UPOD Wim-f»\1l5f»81‘8l1C€ 01' 8f&f-élllellli $11817 New Khaki ues received t,0.dn,_y1 ‘at

:ages was that of his wnquesg of wel ever appeared in these columns does the 558-111" BIOS- 23

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at Act was revealed in chin-ioaewwn heirs Bosisitore. ’ 2311 =

” |37 b°°““S° °f 5 dei’-1 between °““d"7 " To-night the big patriotic concert takes liticians and the liquor dealers. If such Pl°"’°' Be ‘me °f t ° crowd' Z3 H .

Ge ' D C - . - 23 l

ight come in at another Scott Act elec- Urge S ay - once” to night 1 on, and so increase the uncertainty as Siffatioll T“¢9d9».V IDEM 7 30 U0 11»--Alle

* in _phartlh f_h¢$.f9Y9» Bild Will be of Scobland and Ireland have hgen Gel.. that Provincial Prohibition would enable Moores. 23 i

S to avoid. Morwver is mud give Pa G"PP°-H°~f°fC°"im1DIusewf@

abiiicymuie prohibition now existing] _ A ~ 9"" _

‘Saint-George and Merry England” Shell in *ht fwvliiivliler Will? s`l19\ildro+» ' A 'nmmgmerippe or after.-our °?*!i"f

.» _ _ _ ' _ he- ° G `° Tablets Quinme

2 ' . _ - . : Eygggie , mi, .. ~' U Gu_iuco1 Emulsion, rippe _,» __

u.tm¢nts of the busmegg Wm be \ kqual and evéii Surya. ~ P - s. -» 5 - L _ df DB J nm against the Scott \Vine,_British Cough b\1r¢.T°m°5~ etc"

d°P u ` . ‘J 3 __ 1 D St re. kept well stocked. A Weil supplied Q brations of the kind, A “memes that °ure‘ Centra mg 0

ct when and where its repeal could not _ 21 IW I

seumg legal? ff it Lowest prices prevuilat Central

- ' 1,- 1~ - _ t rms.

AROUND THE C0URTS- ..i_‘.su°;_t2._iF.i?.sS..;:: ...

--- month for six months.-Mark ilglit &

#late of Brlgt. Hattie Louise Goes against ’ ' ,_ ,Q

Insurance Companies. y . ; - _,gm `

In the Supreme Court yesterday the

- - I P .- H ~ -~ - special jury on the case of R. C. McLeod " itime rminces Sir Louis Davies and of Summersidm P` EL L and the Insup _

spicuous in the Ministerial runks.as ure Sir Charles Tupper, Sir Hihbert Tuppcr and Hon. Mr. Fosterin the Opposition. If we go farther we shall Hnd that by birth, re- sidence, or association the men who have

attained to leadership in our federal affairs have all felt the influence of the sea.. Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s constituency in Quebecf East as washed by the salt sea wavesf

which his ancestors crossed to reach t-his,

country. Sir Charles Tupper, his im med-l

iate predecessor in the Premiership, wasl born at Amherst in close touch with the? great tide pulse of the Bay of Fundy. Sir

Mackenzie Bowcll was a. native of Eng- land, and in the northern part of the same famous sea-girt Island,in Gla.sgow,Sir John Macdonaltl had his birth.

If we extend our view to t-he wide

world and the long range of history we

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Heat Rash, indamxnations, itching, irritationa and chaings, undue or oifensi ve perspiration, and many other saiiative uses. nothing so cooling, purifying, and refreshing as a bath with Curious.; Soar. followed in the sever;-r foi-ins hy gentle anointiugs with Cm~zccn_»., the great skin cure and purest of cniollients.

_Curlcuiu Son- is ueyonrl nil doubt the m-wt 1-il?-cfivc

skin mirifi im: and ln~1»i~\:i%`_'.‘i.~z ron;-_ ns-.-rll 'i- :iw purest an-i irxe-ctw-i ic-r toilet. bail.. and iiiirsery. i<`.~~fi iiwfuzlz- out lhe wr-rs-i. P|~1~°.'r si lim cs sun Vxiriu. L`~‘»i~i-..:-1.2¢ I-\.¢,.,,_ y§.,,~...- - '=..._. ._ -. . -_ - _ -.

. 5 (7), We believe i°» if--make it and sell

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to night should wear either ared or white

Grand Opening and Slater Shoe Demon-

Roses for St George s Day at Haszard &

Store. 21 W

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-BRITISH FURNITURE Sillli Beoauses

(1). It _does the wood good bein! 011

oil iinisli not a solution ot gums in alcohol. ; ‘

(Z). It cleans as it zoes. »3». It shin. es brili antly.

14). It is easy to use. _

(_) It can he used on the most de icate

niece of furniture.

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hundred- to he a. good article. ~

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shall find in like manner that the most

iarnous men of nil ages, were born or lived in touch with the sea. If we

think of great captains and conquerorst-he

mind at once recalls the names of Alex-

ander of Greece, Czrsar of Rome, and Napoleon of Corsica, Elba and St. Helena.

In song, what names surpass in fame those of Homer, Virgil, Dante, Shake- spcare and Milton? And so also in

oratory ancient and modern,*_in sculpture and in painting we find the most illustrious names connected with coun- tries distinctly maritime.

This pre-eminence given to men who,

live in touch with the sea is not the result of accident or chance. It is the result of

causes broad, old, and enduring as the sea. itself. There are in the ocean elements of grandeur of universality, of perpetually changing moods, that are wanting to the land and that: appeal powerfully to the mind of man. The Goths had one word

which had the double meaning of sea. and

to naivowness, and the minds of

men wholive beside the oce-an side are

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Pearl Guys Frm Grays Kllrki Tall I f London Smells

Our prices on these goods range from 55:: to $2.35 pil’ yard. _ _ We wouldjike to show you

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