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ciiliiiliirrrrows /ire ~5, ig

hills wines inirinii Bill <

It pays to buy in this province.

’l‘lie Friday evening dancing ¢],,,,.,,;/

will meet in Srnallwood's Hull this t-vi-.ning at 8 o’clock. -

Mrs. Edward Riley, of Dartmouth,

is suffering from a stroke of parri- lysis and her life is despuired uf. iflhe is the widow of Hon. Edward lliley, ,i prominent Prince Edward Island journalist and politician, and a sis- ter of Maurice Noonan, the veteran life-suver of Sable Island.-Halifax Herald. Mrs. Riley has ii large circle of friends in this city who_ will lieiir with sincere regret of her ill- ness.

Un the opening oi navigation there

usually comes a resumption of that business-like appearance around the wharves which prevails in the sum- mer season. Quite ri few vessels are fitting out and steamers and tugs are being Prepared for service while some changes are apparent in the wharves themselves. Connolly's wharf has been rented by Buntain and Bell, and is being repaired and put in shape. A weighing office fitted with Fair- banks scales for the coal is being in- stulled. The three masted schooner "Arclight" which is lying nt Con- iiolly's wharf and whose master died in Sydney a short time ago is nwait- ing a new captain from the mainland when she will sail for Sydney. The “Joseph McGill" owned by Captain Roberts is taking on a general cargo at the Railway wharf for Sydney and will bring back ri cargo of coal for l‘eukc Bros. The schooner "Daisy" ut l‘ciike's No. 1 wharf expects to sail for Picton shortly to brliig brick ii cargo of coal for A. Pickard &\ Oo. The “Polar Star" ut Queen St. whiirf, also sails for Picton with ii geiierul cargo \vhilc -the "Stanley lilac" ut the some wharf will go to .\‘ydney both returning here with coal for (‘lms. Lyons & Co.

::;\loir's Chocolates are ccrtainlv

the most delicious on sale today. We refer however to the Othello and oth- er special dipped vnrietics wc sell. Hur cliocoiatcs are always fresh. \\`lieu you want cliocolutcs make n bee liuc for hcrc. The MacKinnon liriig i‘o., (lor. (it. Geo. & Kt. Sts.

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A ily on a wiiiilow puiie will criiwl

io the top, ily hack to the bottom, und crawl up again. 'I‘liis order is scldoiu reversed. Why, no one knows. It is on record thiit ii fly criiwlcd up :i window piiuc thirty-two times, re- tiiriiing ouch time to the some place.

Hens scrutcli for food with the sun

brliind them, the reason being thiit the ruys reflect on thc minute pur- iivlrs. A bliiiil lion will piclw griiiii grain und not miss ii kernel. (Tots scldoui lir with ilicir feet to the iii'c. l'sii;illy they lie on thc left side.

gilogs lie with their lorcpaws to thc rc. _\ mouse will ignore ii food supply

siulicieiit for ii ineul, and run great risks to nibble at ii wholesale supply. It will hide ut the source of food silliply :ind not dopiirt tlierefroiii im- til iii-tiiiilly disturbed. It isn't true tliiii. n mouse runs to its hole at the first iiliirin. Find ii harmless little siiuki- itlie lcngtli of ii lend pencil and provide .-i box for- it in thc house, visit ii dziily und ut the end of three iiiontlis it will crriwl to you for food.

iioldfish usually swim around ii

iilobc to the right. They can bc lilllllllt to take n fly out ol the Iiand in six weeks' time. The presence of otlirr 'ish in the globe is generally lilllorrii by goldfish. Drop ii piece of

Choi-stcr Mclnire (‘ity was u

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smgu CMI- Ycefclday afternoon.

'l`he power boat Derry which '

_ , ‘ . plies

;‘_Y_l___W2_»~;_t River between iiorisliaiv and

01 y, made her first trip to this

liort yesterday. Capt. Inman reports _West River free of ice. I-Ie left on re. t\\F_l\_hf_l_l5 !0\lr _p.m. taking a general f;(x"day“B“d ;_"__‘ll Alle 'FBI' for the next

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this City_ Z Pl0duce to

T110 Bllblect of Rev. Mr. Oaldei-'s

sermon in the Baptist church last lllgllt was the Second Coming of christ, what it means to the Saved and the Unsaved. The attendance was quite large and the service very im- pressive. At the close of the sermon nearly all in the room rose to show their interest in the Christian life. The singing was led by Mr. Meimln UE ("l_lIHl1l'Y. who in the course of the meeting rendered two _very efleetivc solos. The meeting tonight will be the closing one of the series. Mr, McLean will sing and Air. Calder will preach. One was received for bap- tism lust evening and others are ex- pected.

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HATES AGAINST THE EAST

thc Dominion Millers' nssoriiitioii, 1', li. Watts uppeiired bcforc the lloinin- ion railroad hoard to protest :1- l~’MY\St the proposal of the H. T. R. and (3. P. R. to put into ellcct ou May lst, ii new schedule for freight rrites on flour to thc innritinie prov- lncps which he contended discrimin- ated against Ontario |iiillei's in favor oi those, in thc wcst, especially nt Port William. John I’ullen, chuirinan of the advisory committee of the (fziniiiliiin Freight nasociation, np- pciired for the i'aiilw:iys concerned.

The increases, he contended, wcr

at diflercnt points ns well :is increa- ses. _

Mr. Wntts pointed out that there

were 32 decreases iiimiiist 76 increas- es in Ontario. 'l‘lie ilcciriiscs were at points wlierc tlicrr were sinnli ship- ments, while thc iiicrcasc mainly rif- fcctcd thc big shipping points.

(`. A. I-Iiiycs, general freight iigeiit

of thc lt. ’l`. ll. sllbiuittrd his sche- dule of rnies :ind claimed the equili- brium which existed for yriirs had not been seriously distiirbed. 'l`hci'c ccrtiiinly seems to hc iuaiiy more in- creases than ileciriises, suid thc cIiriirmun_ The nc\\' rufes figures odt ii disc1‘iiiiiii:'iting ugiiinst uiillcrs in (hilt and Guelph in fiivor of Fort William on shipments to l\'l'oncton. ol iihout six per cent. The commission finally decided to siisprnil the ricv: tairifls till .Iunc 1. In thc ineniitiiiic they will consider the ruse and de- cide whether iiicrcriscrl tariii .-ahiill he nllowcd to go into rllccl. then or whethcr the existing thrills shall be iuuintaincil.

inetricnl \'iii‘i:if.ioiis. M. lfiibriz, ii French cntoinologist, gives scvcriil il- liistriitioiis, one being ii certain ciit- erpillar. It lives in colonies in pine trees, enveloping the ln'nuCIics with ii_ web, in the shcltcr ol' which it in`ay_ devour the leiivcs. These caterpillars never go out of their ncsts except :itf night. When they do not thus leave their tents there is certainly ri biiro-' metrical depression. Miiny instances are given in which they have foretold storms.

Another interesting biiroinetric :ini-

xnul is the geotrop, one ofthe largest of insects. M. Fzihre luis studied the_ gcotrop by raising some of them in' an ri\'iiir_v_ 'l‘liesc inserts nlso do not lciivc their burrows until after ther

“hir on the surface of the \v=iter und 'sun sets. wlien und only if the wen1.li~l

if will _frighten ri fish. Sheep sprnill

er is siiitable

ncccssiwy. There hud been (Increases

ANTI] NECNNIIS

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NEW YORK, Apcil 22--New worl<l's

records for hotli the mile rind the kilometer were established at Dayto- na, Florida, today, by Hohert llur- inan. according to a telegram receiv- ed here from Fred. J. Wagner, cifi- cial starter of the American Automo- bile Association, at Daytona. The telegram states that Burman driving a 200 horse power Blitzen Benz, made the mile in ii iiying start in 26.12 seconds, rind the kilometer in 16.8 seconds.

The old record for the mile hy Old-

.iieldi was 27.33, and the kilometer A 7.0 .

_FIFTEEII BODIES TIIKEII ‘ FROM OTT COAL MINE

A ELK GARIIEN, W. Va., April 25- .Fifteen bodies had been taken out of ,the Ott mine, No. 20 of thc Davis _Coal Company at 10 o’clock today, victims of thc dii-lustrous explosion yesterday. Eight other dead bodies are supposed to he in the mine, which the resellers are trying to re- cover. The bodies are charred and badly mangled and identification will fbc difficult.

I TOI\()N’1‘O, April 2li-l{.‘.preseritingl ’l`his_inorning John Laing, chief of

,the West Virginia department of iinincs, started an investigation oi the ,cause of the accident, which is un- known.

,SEEKS ANNULMENT l OF HIS MARRIAGE

MlJN'l‘Rl‘IAl., April 24-On the

ground that when they were mar- ricd, thirty years ago, he was a. l’l'o- testant and his wife a lloinan (‘atho- lic, George Bowden, of this city, is now seeking the annulment of his marriage before the superior court through his iittorney, Joseph Arch- niubault, of Ilodicr and Arcliam- bnult.

'Phe recent rinnulineiit of the

I-lcbcrt marriage on thc ground that it wus performed by 11 I’rot,estniit niiuistcr, and was therefore, not legnl, has i'aisi-il ri storm on the right of the lionian (lntliolic church to def.:lurc such iniirriagcs invalid, and this new case will bc watched with iiiti-rest.

liowilen is lil years of nge. In 1881

he was innrricd to iC_lnicrc l’iotras_ by a I’roi_cstnnt minister in the l<‘l'ench l’i~oi.csttiut chiirrh of 'thc llc- ilcinptiou_ At thc time of their iniir- riage, llowdcii was ii l’roti~staiit and Miss l’iotra.-:, ii lloiiiiin (lntlioiic.

, TNG BATTLE IN NIEXICTI

T A Niiil_~\l.l~}H, Mex., April 2ii-It is _sepoitcil thiit zi hiittle of serious pro- _lportiions bctweoii thc hlcxicaii Feder- jiils and thc lnsiirrectos has accuri‘cd ncnr hlnzatlaii, thc big port ou the l'a<-_iiic Coast, in the State of~.\`ina- iua. lflighty wounded /arc said to have been brought into Mazatlan.

i\ll<ZI{I(`l) l‘l'l`Y, April 26-Six

h‘pi_iniards were shot and killed on l\’lr_~udi\y at the Ha/.ieniia Atcncingo in the State of Puebla, by n_ small band of Rebels, following their rc- fiisal to contribute 50,000 pesos to the insurgent cause. .»'ltcncingo is the 'Haciciiila wlicrc the ilcbcls some diirs ago secured n ipiaiitity of rifles, con sirliemlile ainmunitioii and 2.'i_lliliJ pc- sos. On account of that loss thc o\vi~.i~i~ of the Hnciciida, Angel lliriz Itubin, ri l~lpn.iiiard, announced his intention of iicmandiiig nn iudrmnitv.

The build of Rebels on Mon<|a.y en-

tered. n house whcro ninc employees licl '1‘l= lielel

iiioir time grazing thiin do cattle wi U __ if _~ ftp _ky s¢¢m.““" *‘~""""“ '_ ‘- _ ‘L _‘hh ‘I°“"‘“‘I‘ und horses. Sheep will cut for twelve Aho p1;‘3erIIicte i(imfli(i1leHtIdTii:;i'i‘<i\lE,cthe gen- led ‘Willey Rnd _\v0l€_ l`cfll=~UiI_- TIICY thfll h‘“"`“ ‘mt Of t“'0nl1Y'f0lll`-*"1'i1il\1li\\“~trops are sonictimes of iiiiotliei' r>\iiii-Aatmckml the hIm'"a"‘IS with m“ch"'t' science giftmgsj- ion and it is Droved that thcinsecwcs _and drove them from the house

by 'thc Bmmety of its impwssionsgcryiiig out: "(_)_ run, for ive are going

. . lms foreseen-scented the shower--for to *boot 5'0"' _

I.\.\l~}("l"S AS . 1 C durin the As they ran, six of the Spaniards

wielvrimn rif<oi'Hn'rs. |,§',‘§h§"“‘“As;.‘,,",,y at ,,.he,,“t,,,,.e rirciweii with iiiiiiers in their iimiio.

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_‘is every appearance of iam. N10 lil _ _ _ .__ , . _

A close obaervel. ,umm Wm, safety sect cc€niei}loiit. und thei_i‘“§<_i_i_'f;rLilt;tt_$_gglivethci_:}i:;_l_:r;%ii;_i..0§_lia£h:__b\>1;i;_i;i;l - -~ , - ,_ ' .rii rises i __ ' ;‘_f":__A__'iI;__&:‘°dc°“‘l£tA0“d9 Of “_” ""°‘€3;` ;;2;&ecnu,rni:‘; 5 1% Fume gives mfmylalmiits to the authorities who had

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ing carefully ythc cgndgct of Kninmis other uiiulogous oliserviitioiis coli-|Il0_i‘_l\ hfllil \>I‘f1Ssl;lg tIicint._ _ _ _ _

' earning signals of storms given by he news of tie shoo ini, uns ri.-

as they are very swsitive to bmw H mmm ceivoil hcl'e this morning and imme-

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_ Wet the clothes. soap well ` with Sunlight Soup, roll and

allow to coal: for half an hour in either hard or ml! Iukewarrn water. A few easy rubs. a quick rinsing in clear, tepid water and the clothes are ready for the line. No-boiling-is necessary.

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“Worm Oirr” on

“WASHED 0111' ”?

YOUR lace curfains,- your fine handher- ij;

cI'iIefs,~ all your dainty I1ouse_IioId drapes and #_

apparel of delicate fabrics dont you find the

Iaundress mangles them drea

Sunlight Soap does not entail any injury from _-____ _

I1ard_ scrubbing »~- _ycu donft Sunlight simply dissolves the grease and frees the dirt adher- ing to it-~ there is nothing to harm either hands or fabrics.

There is no surplus of any thing in Sunligt Soap --

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no survive acid? and "° rbi... free alkali. Sunlight Ioosgns QR _ \ _J the diff and 3 OWS C" ef `7§’= _e-‘ir‘.-~..=§.r.~.-"° hard or soft water topwash ff.;

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Sunlighl Soap _is free from chemicals and . __ in.u_ious in redienls --we offer $_5,000 to c -.

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gnyone who will prove ot erwise. _

Use Sunlight Soap according to directions

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BUFFALO. N. iY., April 24-Tom

Longboat, the Canadian Indiun, gave Frank Nebrich, of Biiflalo, ii min- ute's advantage at the start of a ten mile run over a twelve lap track in this city yesterday and finished in one hour, one minute and three sec- onds, with Nebrich still a lap to go.

NEW YORK, April 24-Tom Long-

boat. the Canadian Marathon run- ner, has entered the fifteen-mile In- ternational race. which will be held under the auspices of the Monument A. C., at Celtic Park, on May 7. liongboat is in training at present in Canada.

“KAIIfiAROO” IRVOKED

BY THE PREMIER

L()NDO‘N_/ April 26-Ycstcrilay's ses-

sion of the house of commons was again continued into the small hours of the morning. It was noticeable bv reason of the prime minister invoking the so-called "Kangaroo" clause, whereby \vIiole pages of anicndnicnts to the parliament hill, for ‘thc cur- tailment of powers of thc house of lords was skipped at the chairinan's discretion.

An important amendment, propos-

ing 5 joint session of two hours in cases of disagreement, was opposed by Mr. Asquith on the ground that such a plan would always give the house of lords the last word in legis- lation, and in his opinion it would he impossible to devise a scheme which would not place the representa- tive body at the mercy of the second chainber.

'l‘his amendment and anothrr, pro-

posing instead of ri joint session n conference of ten mcinhcrs from each house, were both rejected by largc majorities.

Aftcr this, a number of auiciidmciits

selected hy the cliairiiiiin, for the most part, iiroposiug varioiis inorliii- cations in the delaying power of the house of lords, were all rejected, af- ter the application of closure. Earl Wiiilzerton, conservative inembcr of the Hiirsliain division of Hiisscx, who has on several occasions acted in i1 boisterous manner. again crime into serious conflict with the chair.

RELIEF COLUMN V

III CRITICAL FIX

'i`.f\.\l(§lI<1lt, April 2ii--'l‘hc lrilzcst

new:-i ri~.rei\'cil here rcgardiug_tlic situ- iifiou at Fez states that (‘npt. iira- uiond, who is iiiarchiiig iii. the head of _ii coliimu to relieve the city, is, imw in ri criticnl sitimtioii, as he is short of nuiuiiinition and is complete- ly surrounded by (ihcrada tribcsmcn who. far from being iliscoiiraigcil, have rcturned to the Positions from which llioy were ilislodged n few days ago. Tile Gliarb trihcsmen, who have been \\':ivrriiig, have decided to join thc revolt.

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A Selection Frome ai Most Iritei'es’i'.ing List

D0ub]¢.5§ds;;§ Records A Hear Hin Mo.jesty’s Coldstream Guards

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Size 10-ii-ich--I"ri'co 90c. Rcgliiionial Marches of the Brigade

cf lfurzrzfz.

Imperial Alliance.. . _ . . . . ..I)oiigI:iS

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l.f`(l01f€. Nliinli Pfri ft Cameron HiUh!°“d°"

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March Pas! of Royal Scots |~,i__~._f. 1.; rl. \,".<i_\'l».~1 .‘.lll.iT,\lt\'

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B:\-:Icn-PoweII’s Boy Scouts' March _._ _ . _

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Selncllfzri of I‘T:1fionnI Airs. .. _ _ _ . ... Irixh Mclcilzns f§13Ieclicn....).Iiuirc Ai-my .1::iI Navy Marcin . . . . . . . .... .

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Iilew Refi Seal Records

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C317'-I. I'm I":~ifIim( in Love v/i_l_l\ Someone.

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You are inviterl to come and hear these andmany rfoore r`.ntci'estin,5:; records

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(Now on Sale) (N°W 0" Sak)

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Sickness is usually

caused by the accu- mulation of waste

matter and impunhel within the body.

Dir. Morse’s Indian

` Floot Pills,

enable the bowels, the kidneys, the lungs and the pores of the skin to throw off _these impurities. Thus they prevent or cure dis- ease. u 254:. a box.

______MiiRlEA? 1NM.\N~iviAoNievinil/(€"ii>TTshiR\ETn the 17th, inst., by thc Rcv. D. Miielleun, John 'l`. Inman to Mrs. Annie l\iiicNcvin.

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l\lU’l‘("H-At Mermaid, Lot 48, April 25, lflll, Bctiiesdin Mutch, in her 52nd yciir.

STOCK NOTES

IG. l[o.ri'ingti»ii, Uccan View, is the

proud owiicr ol n. horse foal dropped by his well bred Sliglit-Hand marc Apr. lflth. and is pronounced bv good horse judges to be perfect in every form sired by the great sire- Ilritnnnian, owned by P. Buchanan, l‘inct.te Bridge. Mr. Harrington in- tends breeding to the same sire again as he knows ii good horse when he sees him.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

‘*Wi|dey Lodge meets tonight. The

initiiitory degree will be conferred. Geo. Wnller, secretary.

"Boyne I.. O. L., No. 14. _meets

this (.1<‘|-iday) evening at 8 uclock. Orangemen, attend.

"Sap ml re Inverness -coal which

appears in this issue, will be interes- ting to nll intending purchasers. All orders :lven to H. M. Davison, whole- snle selling agent for P. E. I. will receive prompt attention. See ad for particulars. 4-28dli-

Qiiotatioiis

Halifax N. S.

Nova Scotia..

Acadia Fire I

Acadia l~1ugar,>Pfd... Acadia Sugar, Ord Brandram~Hcnderson, Com-

IIIOII... ...

East. Can. Sav. & Loon... 140 ‘

East. Trust Com....................

Halifax Fire Ins...

N. S. Telephone 125 Stnnfleld's Pfd...... 5 102 1 Strinficld's (‘oin........._.. '

if Novi scorn criii

weiuis, uuirni.

The :iinount of I"ir.st I’rcl`ci‘rcd, 7 p.c Ciiinulalivc

Stock offered is $i95,ooo iIic_ lnilaiicc of $»4o5,00_0 Of the issue luis been tukcii “l‘iriii” by the iiiirlcrwritcrs.

Subscriptions Addressed fo the Eastern Trust Company

Acadia Sligar

Trinidad Elec

Quotations

(‘.enient... .. Detroit... ._

Power... _.__ Rio... _ il. & ()... .. Scotia... Shnwinigan... Toronto St... Twins...

Atcliii-ion...

Reading...

MARITIME SECURITIES.

‘ April 26, lilll.

Kintosh & (70,, Exchange Building,

il. N. Ainericii... New Llrunslvicli...

Royal Bank oi Cnunda

MISCELLANEOUS.

l'irnndram-Henderson..- Halifax Elee.'1`1'amway... N. S. Steel & Coal, lst... N. S. Steel & Coal, Deb... Porto Rico Railways... Stnnfield’s, Limited...

s’1‘oi1K oUo'1‘.\'1‘ioNs. "

April 27, iiiii.

Uurdy & Uo., Members Stock Exchange, Charlott

E. I.

MONTREAL STOCKS.

Canadian Pacific . . _ _ . ...225§ 227%

22;

Dom. I. & S... _

West. Lian. Power . _ . ... 57

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