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Yesterday’s Proceedings

Told in Brief. .

KINGSTON SIRIKE OVER

To Guard Boer Prisoners in Bermuda-C.P.R. Brake-

` man_ Drowned.

DOINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

0'r'rAwA, May 21. - (Special.) - The Crow‘s Nest Southern Railway bill was withdrawn and a number of Government bills advanced in Parliament this morn-

ing. Several items of supply were also

put through.

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CKINGSTON, Ont., May 21.-(Special.)- The strike at the locomotive works has been amicably settled, each side making

concessions..

C. P. R. BRAKEMAN DROWNED

Wmsrrno, May 21. - (Special.) - An engine on the C. P. R. C_row’s Nest branch fell through a bridge and Brakeman Barney was drowned.

‘ro GUARD Bonn PRISONERS.

HALr1~'Ax, May 21.-(Special)-The

Thtix-d Northumberland’s Regiment now coming to Halifax will go to Bermuda to guard the Boer prisoners to be quartered there.

Canadian Stock Quotations.

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Montreal.)

Closing prices May 21.

Canada PaeiBc 103 Montreal St. Ry. 285 Toronto St. Ry. 1 St. John St. Ry. 117 Halifax St. Ry. 913 'l`yv__,in City St. Ry.

Montreal Gas Royal Electric

Dominion Coal Co.

Republic Mining

Payne do North Star do

Dominion Iron and Steel

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TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MIN _ UTE.

Not only toothache, but any nerve _pain

in cured instantly by Polson’s Nerviline. Thousands have testified that its powerful, penetrating, pain-subduing properties make it an absolute cure for neuralgia. rheumatism, toothache. cramps, colic and all other pains and aches that beset man- kind. The world is challenged to_ equal Nerviline as a household liniment. Large bottle 25 ca nts. ~

odi s’ noi tus Shoes t

If you want comfortable

feet in the hot weather yo should get a pair of our In- victus shoes.

Latest stvles, best 'work

manship, high grade leather,

laced and buttoned. ` ,

Vici kid and patent leather

price $3.50, $4.00,$4.25.$4. 50.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago May 21.- (Speeial.) - The

following are the closing rates:

May, Wheat, 74§;Corn,49§; Oats, --

Pork. $14 8%.

July, Wheat, 733; Corn, 43§; Oats, --

Pork, $14375.

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NEW YORK MARKETS.

Closing prices May 21

American Sugar 1444, American Tobacco 126.1; Atchison Common 87§ Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Louisville Nashville

Manhattan

New York Central

North Pacific Common

Rock Island St. Paul - msg United States Steel Com. 443 United States Steel Prfd. ' 931 .__._..¢.l-

Tm: funeral of the late Emma.

May will leave her late residence to-day (Wednesday) at 2 p. m., for St.

rs iso 103 114 1571 1555 1545

Cemetery.

accepted acall to an associate pastorate f f ' » _ =\

in the Presbyterian church. Mr. Meikle’s many friends will beglad to hear of his return to the Provinces.-Truro News 20th.

Avsnr pathetic incident occurred in Sydney yesterday noon. Wednesday morning, Albert H. Jordan, a native of Murray Harbor, P. E. Island, died at the

Steel Company’s hospital of typhoid fever. ‘

His remains were taken to Undertaker Ballsf Yesterday afternoon an aged gen- tleman stopped and enquired of Mr. Ball where aMr.Co.< lived, saying that he had a son sick there. “You are, Mr. Jordon,” said Mr. Ball, whereupon the gentleman was a little stirtled, and asked how it was that he knew. Mr Ball then explained that he had been waiting for him since yesterday and ended by giving the sad information that the son was now dead and at his under- taking rooms. Mr. Jordon nearly col- lapsed. The strange part of it is that Mr. Ball was the first man Mr. Jordan spoke to after leaving the schooner on which he came ‘to Sydney. The remains were buried yesterday afternoon at Hardwood Hill Cemetery.-Sydney Post.

J. H YOUNG, head trainer of the Allen

farm, Pittsfield, Mass., is naw jogging 1 are some very good young prospects. The foals at this well~known nursery are coming on nicely and several have been sold during the winter for various parts of the country for satisfactory prices.‘ Kremlin and Lancelot have passed the winter in Hue condition and will be kept exclusively for breeding. The fame of the farm has largely been developed by Kremlin and his: equally famous mate. A string is being gotten in readiness to go to Read ville the latter part of next month. ~Among the horses are Rana, Zslli. by Lancelot; Allenka, 2:13}. by Kremlin; Lyric, 2:1-i1,by Lancelot; Kalevnla, 2:30, by Kremlin; Kavala, 2:29l, by Kremlin, and Krakatoa, 21271, by Kremlin. The prospects for the green stock, as shown by the jogging, are good. These by 'Kremlin are especially promising: Kokoro, Kameres, Kavalli, Khadid, and the llllies Karatana and Kalassri, and the bay- gelding Kommona. Others are: Lerida, by Lancelot; Arbitrage, by Alcatraz, and Oglebv, by Axtell. Two five-year-olds are especially promising, the brown stallion Krakure and the brown gelding Karon, ooth by Kremlin. _[Kalol by Kremlin owned by J. M. Nicholson ot Charlottetown was imported from the abovefarm] `

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BARNABY Rrvna, N. B. Mar.-Few cases

of illness and recovery have excited the interest. in this community, as has the kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie.

Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the doctors

at home and in the hospital, and the fact that they absolutely _gave hun up as a case beyond all hope,_ is well known. His subsequent restoration by the use of Dodd’s Kidney Pills reads like a miracle.

“For five years I have suffered oil’ and

on with kidney Trouble. Last fall Iliad an attack, for =vhich the doctors had little hone of my recovery- 1 W” °bU§¢d W to the hosoitall for tuaitmengi ut it bid menu good,_so came ome ven up y _the doctors. A friend suggested Dodds K-idne Pills. From the nrst pox I im- _provefi Now I. am at my W0!! "£17 day.'

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Rev. William Merrie andnmily, pt-sed H°“"Y H' wh“°°Y'

through Truro last night, en route to ' President of the Dominion lion and Steel Company Works at Sydney. _ Glace Bay, C. B., where Mr. Meikle has

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THE mail train reached the city on time

last night.

Mr. John 0. Hyndman intends leavin

in a few days on a visit to the Pan-Amerh can Exposition

Sons of Temperance are requested t bear in mind that the post office addres- of the Grand Scribe will be Fredericton Lot b7, after 25th inst. '

MADAM HARRISON, formerly of Sack-

ville, who is in London, has contributed $5to the Archibald memorial fund. This well known singer speaks of makinga trip to Canada shortly.

Among the prominent exposition guests

who arrived at the Genesee this morning were Mis. JohnRichard,of Prince Eiward Island, and Mrs. S. Price Hutson, of Washington, D. C.-Buffalo Commercial, May 16th.

Yr-:s'rr~:nDAi' evenin.; while a. number of

cattle were being weighed-at the City Weigh Scales, a black ox, while in th _ act of being caught, tripped himself on 1 ihe,rop_e attached to his horn and i

sympathy for the unfortunate animal. -

ON Thursday evening next at 8 o’clock

in St. James' Hall mpresentation will me made to the Boys’ Highland Brigade. ls

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’ \, .~:indly assisted them at the entertainment

lei-°='=‘=*f°k°i effefwc ,{_Bi_~..._`s ..._ m;‘;`_ as geiduvtmts nl... I pain caused by the accident created much and French River oh- Tdesdiy' ~ Zsbh May,

highland or iniluary bagpipes. The 0-.:-

interest, particularly to the young tiigli- landers and their fi ienus.

ON Wednesday,the 12-oh June the Jacques Cartier will be sold at auction at the S.eam Navigation Company’s Wharf. This steam- er is 117-6 feet in length, Zi feet beam, depth 7 fl feet, 379 ions gross,and 239 nets tonnnge.'l.`nis steamer was built in Quebec in 1838, and has a beam engine with sui. fate condenser. '

THE First Bap’ist Church of Honetori

has extended a hearty and unanimous call to Rev. J. A. Ford, M A. of East port, Me., to become their pastor. The I-Ioneton Church is one oi the most in- fluental church in Eastern Maine. It is closely related to the Rlcker Classical Institute, and has some of Hcneton‘s prominent citizens. It a has n. valuable property, including a flue parsonage with all the m idgrn c ni- veniences. Mi . Ford has been in Honeton supplying the church for a few Sabbath.~; he delivered a lecture before the students of Ricker Institute during his visit on The Land of the Heather, or Scot land in Peace and War, which drew a large audience and was warmly applauded .The lecturer received many congratula- tions at the close. Be 1-lso spoke before a mass meeting of the L0c#1lC. E. Union on Our Heritage on the Bible. `Mr. Ford has accepted the call and will begin work in his new field June. 2nd. Mr. Forxiid It P. E. Island boy born at East Point but for nine years has had his home in East- port, Me.. li. S. A. He is a graduate* of Acadia, and holds an honorary M.-A. from Colby University. `

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creamoitartar.

Safeguards theiood

will be in the form ofa set of tue great HAZELBRQDK Nm.Es__ui8s Rhoda

_ _ lMyers has returned home from visiting

°*““°° p"*‘mis"“ ‘° b” "ue °' °°Pe°'“l‘friends in Bethel.-Mr. H. Carver has

l spent Sunday in Mount Albion. 9 'l`he following comparative scale of the

Suirariensinu.-Rental for offices $20; ldwelluigs $15.

' ings $15.

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Two schooners, loaded wiih timber from Pugwasharrived at Connolly’s wharf for the bridge yesterday. A number of men have been engaged for the past week in' driving piles for the launchways of the

THE Ladies of the Soldiers’ Wives’ League desire to thank all who have ro

in the Artillery Armories last evening. lfheyparticularly want to thank Prof. Watts, who, with his usual kindness, rendered invaluable aid. '

THE concert grand Steinway piau _ used by Gcdoweky for hii~:American tour has been purchased by Dr. Borden, of Sackville Ladies’ College. It is a beautiful toned instrument. Godowsky, who was tive years the director of a conservatory in Chicago, expressed himself as much surprised aspleased with the high stand- ard at Mt. Allison. He particularly ad- mired tlie art museum.

THEY committee of Presbytery appointed

for the fpurp).-ie will visit as follow»:

0’Lea;_£, 1p__ ni, Bloomlleln 6.V____p.__ir.,

Inst, 'at Z_'3')'pm. The members of the committee are: Messrs. Fullerton (cofiven er). McLeod, McDonald, Gratz, W. I-I' Smith, Fisher, James and W'. H. Brown.

purchased a beautiful bay mare for which he paid a handsome price.-The Hazel- brookrrick horseis improving under _the careful teaching of Mr. Seymour Myers.- lilr. Phill Wood contemplates a nice' ex- tension to his dwelling.-Mrs. James Smart spent a few days with her friends here.-Mr. Samuel Carver thrashed one hundred bushels of barley in two hours one diy last week,-Mr. Benjamin Myers

riiifcreut telephone rates in the cities named will be of interest to GUARDIAN i-ea'der.~:

Cnaancirriarows.-Rental for offices

$30; ri well l rigs $20. I

O-her places in P. E. Island whether

oilice or dwellinlr $15.

Moscrox. -Rental for otlices $35; dwell-

S'r.-JOHN.--Renl al for ofl'ices$35; dwellings

$20. i HALIFAX.-Rental for offices $10; l dwellings sas.

Mo.\"rar-:Ar..-R-ntal for offices $50;

dwellings $30.

Tonunro.-Rental for offices $45;

dwellings $23.

EAs'r1cBN Novus.-The farmers are

' taking advantage of the present favorable weather, and the spring work is well on. Vegetation is far advanced for this sea- son, and not for many years has there beenjsuch a favorable outlook. The school of cod-fish which struck our shores early in the month has made for some other part of the Gulf, leaviniiish comparative- V ly scarce here at present, but leaving many quantities in the fisher-inen's bands, and theyof the finest quality. his the opinion of our old fishermen that these were not the bodythat ~visit~f-us, but fish that annually toBradléy, and other Banks north in the Gulf, and which were :driven to the southern side of East Point

I prevailing at the tlmejof their entrance ` into these waters. The lobster fishing along the northern side of the point, is in

the whole discouraging. and it looks as if these waters once their great resort and feeding ground will soon know them no

they like and enforce the most stringent , regulations,_ but _while the traps increase by thouvlnds every, and every avail- able stretch of waters, in the Gulf 'is 'iilled with them, catching big

iful colored stercopticon views. The

by the north sndnorth easterly winds'

more. Legislator-smay maker-what laws.

YEs'rxnnA¥ a prominent citizen called

attention to -some of our piers. He cited acase where acompany before bring- lns a steamer no this port wrote to the agent asking him totidy upthe plhrat which she steamer would’dock. There is no doubt about the untidy state of many of our public piers and a little attention would aid the drst ‘impressions mide upon the travelleras he approaches our city. 1

Tun Baptist congregation of this city

are taking steps to raise a considerable sum of money towards the payment of their church debt. For this purpose the Young People's Society of the church are giving a series of entertainments. Rev. H. Warren ' has kindly consented to give, 'under the auspices of this society and for the purpose named, his excellent lecture on, “John Bunyan and his Immor- tal Dream,” illustrated bynew and beaut-

lecture will be given in the Baptist church 0° Thllfldly evening, May 30th. Admis- sion dfteen cents.

Tail: dwellinghouseo! Alex. Moore Esq. Pownal narrowly escaped belngdeltroyed' by ilre, on Sunday morning last. -About twenty minutes after the hrs was started in the range, smoke was seen lmuingfzom the north side of the roof of the main building, by his son Stewart who was about the stables. He immediately gave the alarm and in a few _minutes had a good stream of water playing on it from an Aylmer Spray Pump. The ure had gained some headway owing to a strong northeast wind blowing at the time. By the timely arrival of Mr. Dan Brown and schs, who saw the smoke,-and were soon on the grounds the ure was 'soon nude control but not before a considerable por tion of the roof was destroyed. The in-

Wa understand the house ls insured in the Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ofP.E.

from a spark- from the kitchen due lodg- ing in the valley of the lookout..

A conns-.sronnmvr in writing Taz GUARDIAN says:-The many friends of H. P. Wright of Shelton, Bedeque, are' pleased to see him home again after. spending his third and final term in the Baltimore college of Dental surgery, where he has passed' a good examination and secured his diploma. 1 We learn that be has already secured an odce in Charlottetown where he rurpdlea at an early datelin connection with Mr. -Fred. Lodge of Moncton, K. B. as a partner) to open up Dental rooms. Such push _and energy on the part of two young men just returned from ahsrd course of studies is commendable. Those who know' them

_'l he factgof tlyir graduating from more‘the"'oldest institution-'ol itsirind- in - America undone that hasever kept. well in the fore front is a. mmcient guarantee to their qualidcaoion coupled with partl- cularly genial dispositions and a _-spirit for fair dealing makes it evident that those' engaglnzjt-lieir professional services will make no mistake. That Drs. Wriiht and- Lodge may have a happy and sno- cessful career-is the wish of their many friends.

Tm: minstrel shew under the anspicies of the League ‘ot his cross in the open House last night was attended with pro-' nounced success and was really a delight- ful and inspiring event of its kind. The attendance was not as large as it should have been-the reserved seats receiving a very poorpatronsge. When the curtain-rose the shining faces of the 21 performers on the “bla'cin”'ground lucontrastwith the gay attire formed- an extremely pretty spec- tacles. The chorus work under the dir- ector, Mzn W. J. Brown, showed remark-

fault with :he program was that it was too long, but those who are ac quainred with the circumstances connected with such an entertainment know jfust how hard it is to get the parts shortened down. Mr. W. J. Brown per- formed the duties of interlocutor in an admirable manner, while Mr. Wm. Murphy as First Bones and Mr. E Ryan as First Tambo strongly supported by Mr. -Kent as Second Bones and Mr. J. Austin Trainer as Second Tsmbo made excellent bits by their pjokes, many* of which caused much mirth as the Government and Legislature came under the jocuinr strain of the hour. While all the itemson the program were well rendered the conundxums on the SILOUO of increased subsidy, the disap- pearing electric lights,Belfast rsilway,etc. were particularly good. The songs were well rendered with destinctness, a point thatisalwaysunique with the audience and pleasing beyond measure. As a A whole the League of the Cross Boys should congratulate themselves upon the success fof inet night and on their next _appear- ance wili receive a larger patronage.

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Stratford, 4th Aug, IN3

Messrs. C. C. Richards 8: Co. Gentlemen,-My neighbofs 501 In 4.

years old, fell into a tub of boiling water, and get scalded fearfully. A few days lat- er his legs swelled to three times their natural and broke out in. runningsores. His parents could get nothing to him till I resommended MINABUS LIKIM- i ENT, which after using twobottles, nom- pletelyuured him and I know of several cases around here almost as remarklble, cured by the same Linimsnt, can ‘ truly ray I never a ,__}m`edicine which has had as mad a given I such universal satisfaction, _

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