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t. 1.1- t-n 1-» .-1-1\'\-1l - . 115-110. '. ‘Yr-tint tho family ret-t-lttly told 01' llf> lwirtg In hi,- uwual health. The t-t‘ :1 lnrgzt- t-lrc-lts 11f 1511c.»- out to the bt-z-t-ztw-t-rl. ‘

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COUGHS, TONSILITIS

Ileutl- this plain statement.

I-‘lrst, 'I‘l1Is whole brood of wick- Jtott illnt-ss. No particulars have: ed cur-mics of health may be kept. s to the death oftut _

lt-tters received I-==11-. by tract-in: ut- lush nullity 0f t11. blood, and obuerving thc ordin- af-y lung; relating to sunlta-Ion and htL-lth.

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COINVICTION SECURED.—- Th1- '- nintinst John (litlis, chztt-gt-tl ' liquor front Ih-ovincu 111' Quebec was coticlutlt-t! 111111-11ing 11-111-11 jutlginottt t-onz-it-tittg: th.» 111-11-1111- 11-1 11111-11 utitlt-t- 1h:- Doch t-rty Act, $100 m- two tnanths int 'l'hi.~1 is 1111- t11-st (1:15:- 121 11-1111-11 1111-1-1- 11-11; b1-1-n Mr.

S .1u:-1l -" ant who \

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klnl lu-ztt-tt-rl and nutter-oils. ht - v1. 111111: :1 l.-1-1 n ititcrt-nt 1n 11111-- ts- \\-.'1.-t tvitlt-rtt from tho fact

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only applicd to 1111- (txptn-tt-r and t-vt-tt 11' the Act did amply in this :-..s1- th- t-vltletict- was not, strong st- a 1111111-1 llttnor t11-h] that it 1h:- H111- ih] 11:11 app.y in 1111.. 1..1's-.- it scrv h1- inton- Province.-

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t11-do. 3 12111111-111- Alt-Kt-ntlt-it-k cldost daugh- 4 ‘ -1- o1‘ llu-.-l1 Illt-lit-tttlrit-lt. Port I-Iill in mart-lag.- "a_\'l111'. Th1- br-itlt- W115 l!" attired in a tr-uvcllittt: sllil o1‘ ln-ttwn broad

ngtott and bliss

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13-1“. m- 11131 j,|_,1-1-1---n111:1y the lumpy tamtple were '- 1-1-11 t11 (‘ornwall and were the

t U1" Rnv. and Mrs. Webster l1:- fnllou-lttg Ttn-stlay. After 111-1-11111 at 1101111» Mr. and Mrs. wlll jourtu-y t11 l-ldinonton,

1 1111111-1- hot-no. .\ host of E0011 '1'.l.~‘llt‘S will nccrtitip-ttty this popular P5111111", 111111 111-11111111- regret will he 1111 1l1::t 311's. 110111115, always active \-:1i1-1\ and lv-lHllllli-‘I 11> tht- ctnnnittulty Inter- 111-11 .\l1'. 111-11111.»- excnmllfying t11-raisin 0111-1151-1111 for two years away. But this '_.=p‘111 id 1-1111t1-ih11ti1-n is but anoth- 11-1- 111' t-lit- t11-arty which this 111 - 1111-; ciw-n t11 1h:- blg and t: lit:- nt‘ 1111- \\-1-st.»~t|‘z1t1-i11t -..1-1-1tp_,'.)

all that

..1't timurt- sltllll be 11115::- 1-.l .)_v his. lttztny {1-11-111111 but mort- .<1t :11 1111:1111. llt- l1 aves 0111- daugh- tiattn-ly, thtgustus. 1:11:11 in \‘:1n1-:111v1-1-, ll. (1.. vs-ho

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'I'h1-, f-mt-t-nl 111111: plat-c from hi.- 1-:->'i1l1~111-1-. 1111 \-\'1-tl11:-stla_t' mornlnl: t11 St. Alit-ltzn-lc tflttirclt, Iona. and 1111-4 11111-11111-1! bf.‘ s;o1-1't1\1-i1-.1: rr-Itttlyt-t- and a htr-rt- tmmhct- ot‘ syntpatltizlttr, trit-ntlu. Ill-v. l’. J.

Th0 pull lteurt-rs were J. A. Mc- l’l11-1'.-1:1tt, Itt-ttmtlt McBetlt, James .1I1111n1-_\', Johll (‘onnullyz John 1111011, :1‘. John Moi-risey. (Boston papers

Duffy otllclntetl.

"makes taste 130.111." ll‘ a cathartic ls ll0:11l',; Pills er..- recom-

Iiigh Rev.

thr-

IIIF 1-t.\' Act

cs ot ltumor and even t; little ven-

stutlr-nts I10tl1 from t1 geographical’ and ltlstorlcal ptIIfIt of vlcw. He must Indeed bc a listless student who has not received from the lecture an Inspiration and Impulse to dlve Into the history and trad- ttlon nt the East. The Reverend Rt-ctor as well an d number o! the students commented on Mr. Bell's lt-cture, value. e 0., and n V010 of thanks; and rtpprcclutlon was tend-trod hlm‘ through ‘the president of St. Thom- as Literary and Debating Society. It Is the earnest wlsh of every studt ent o! the University that Mr. Belli

TQIIDAV ' I -;~KNIGI'I'I" G PVTIINASa-A very‘ enjoyable evening was spent at the Creaent Lodge of the Knights o! Pythta, last ‘Friday evening, twhen Past Grand Chancellor com- mander B. Roy Holman, assisted by Mr. C. L. Ale-Kay, Wilfred Wright, Earl Reid and P. A. Far- qnharson all o! Charlottetown tn- stalled the following otllcers for en- suing quarter. Chancellor Com- mander. B. Graham Rogers; Vlcol Chancellor Commander, L. A. More; Prelate, J. E. Wyatt; Keep-l er o! records 11nd seals, A. R. l Brennan,- Master of Finance. M.! L. Frank McKenzie; Master o! Ex- (lheque, L. R. Allen; Master of Work. J. A. Taylor; Master of Am“, U.» Stewart; Inside Guar - iau, '1‘. M. Llnkletter; Outside Guard, Itobert Walker. ,_ |

Much sympathy 111 felt for Mrs.‘ William MucKinnon 11nd daughter.- Mary Ellie, and non, Wllllttm An-- gus for the loss of :1 loving 1111B- bund and father, who (it-til wltltl pneumonia, February 12th, on ‘*1 Illslnnd, while there attending tn business. ' i

Mr. llacliinnon was expected! 1101110 ‘by Ills family when a tole- Izrum was i-ect-lvctl- by them of 111st illness. Mrs. MucKlnnutr -lt-.t't on] thc t11-ct train but he had rtasscd- out 111‘ litt- hcfore she urrivt-tl there.

Mr. M:1cl\'I11:;m1 tvas :1 lurgc nmn- with a cheerful disposition and be- lovcd by all 11-11:) knew him. Ile w-atst 11111-11 on I’. It‘. Island on March 12, 18ft. II:- cztun» to 111d United Starters sevttttct-n years rtgo and rcnldc-d in l)o1-1:l1:-st1.1-, hluss H0 was a 1111-1111101-1 0t’ thc Fort-esters, 011d Fellows and Scottish Clans, and u active nit-In- 111-1- of U11- l-rcshyterl n (lhurch for 11111.11)’ _\'£‘1II‘S. I

Ila-sides his family, he lean-g t0 mourn, five brothers und- three sis- tors.

(funsitlernble dnrtiztge is reported throughout tl1e Province as the rc- sult of’ the frcshcts, caused by the heavy rain 0t‘ Saturday nip-ht.

About midnight the dam at titt- sttw mill uwnt-d by Mr. Show Muc- Itllllan at Albcrry Plains, broke away with the weight of Ice and water; a breach being made to :1 width of about tcl-Pfeet. Two miles miles further down the stream tho dam at John Ross’ mill was 5\V0I)l away almost In its entirety 11:111-- 11c11's Bridge across the Murry Har- bor road near the mill, also went uown hem-nth the rush of waters. The total loss will amount to several thousands of dollars. Mr. Ross who has been conducting a I'0II€-l' mill wlll be the heaviest In- cllvidunl loser. The Provincial gov- (‘FllIII6Ill."S bridge at Hayden's con- sisted of a 32 foot span. lt was In "1 good state of repair, bt-lng recov- ered a couple of years ago. The fish pond owned by Mr. D. A. Mac- Kinnon and -0lIll?I‘5 of Charlotte- town, on the Glencoe River, which is a branch of the Vernon dtlver was also destroyed.

At Bonshaw the road below the steel bridge at Crosby's Ivlllls, 11-115 covered with four feet 0t’ water and In other places throughout the country, the roads were sub- merged. t.

The unusual thickness of Ice In the mill fponds prevented wfha-t might have been serimts loss in other parts of the Island.

Around the outskirts of (‘harlo- ttctowtt the flow of water in some sections was quite heavy. At Brigh- -ton the Country Club suffered, the water almost filllttg the cellar and causing the loss 0t’ the provisions which were kept in the store-t-oonr. Quitt- a number of 0t cr cellars, were floodt-rl in various sections.

LECTURE AT ST. DUNSTAWS —lt is seld-tint that the students of St. Houston's receive a treut such as that given them :1 {cw nights

W/MW“

‘I The-flavor Iasts- and the electric-aliv- sealed oackaee brinzs ‘ WRIGEEYS to you with Lad its eoodness- perfectly preserved.

to teeth. . appetite. dlaestion I

Sealed rem- Kept Rieht -

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u

ago thy IPTQIIIIPI‘ Bell. Thcy fol» lowed. 111111 1111111 the closest 11t- tehtiott for fully an hour z11111':1 halt‘ while he Introduced them to tho many u-nntlers ot mysterious E-zytit. ‘There are nit-n who have ‘ravelh-ll as. cxtensivt-ly as Mr. Bel! hut 1t is doubtful it‘ thl-trtl 1.1 411111’- onc who postseason the sumo pow- t-t-s of ohscrvatlott and faculty for IIOSIEPIDIIOTI. Ills vividness ct’ por- trayal “Hlg SIICII that -It required hut 11 slight trlnk of the lmaglita- tlnn trfstand with him 0n 1111- vor- nntln of the hotcl and watch almost 1hr- entlrc eastern world parade- itself In thc broad ‘street be ow. He described‘ the appearance of a art-at tnany types of the Eastern races, the plcturesqut-sncss 0t‘ tho-Ir dross, ctc., nn-l added many Inter- stlttg IEICIS about their modes of living. He talrcultcd with the stud- tits the great t11-round of Glzet; with its base covering 13 acres and t-llinht-tl 700 foot t11 its summit. 1100111111.! out 11-11111 this elevation, tvr-t- the part-at u-aslc of sand, It im press-tut] 111111, he said, as It‘ the des- cl'L was bring tnsst-tl-tiltout likethe 1-1-11 tltirlng :1 storm and-tit was sud-

lon. “Peat-c, {H1- tttlll," He. took them out Into the (lest-rt to vlstlt the ruins 0f the once famous clty of ‘Flu-hos, the (‘Ity of t1 Hundred zntr-p lnnnortnltzctl by l-Iomer. He vlsitt-(l with them the. Tomb of Pharaoh the location of which

lists 1111tll revealed recently through _ the agency of'an American detec- . tivo. Ilere they were introduced to r" the sole occupant 0t the Tomb, an 1 Idgypllaxt mummy-— who "perhaps hnd walked ln Thebes streets three thousand years ago." The bare dea- crlptlon of theHe wonderg of Egypt would have been sutflclent to com- pel litter-est, but coupled wlth touch

trlloqulstti It was Irresistible. Mr. lit-It's lccturc was valuable to the»

ntphttslzlng Its educational;

wlll tlnd 1t convenient to favor the-m again soon wlth one of Ills In- teresting and Inslructlvo lectures.

.1 2t tlr-tily quieted by the divine lniunc-

\\':t.s 11 mystery to European sclen-

on snu:

morn some on. n-rLEnsT-cos-r

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