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SHAKSPERE

Personal Recollections

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immortal.

4-15 sat mo roi

Col. Joyce is the man who wrote “Laugh and the world laughs with you” that will make his name

The above is his latest hook and

its a delight for any Shakspere lover. or any other lover.

300 Pages: $1.00 Postpaid.

BRO£1)Wa4Y ‘PUBLISHING COM‘I¢AiNY:: NEW YO‘RK.

n costs vp__t| Nu Mont

to buy BABY'S OWN SOAP, than

it would to buy most of its imitations.

Of course it costs

more to make, but

that is why it is so

good.

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handsome light-'veiglxt

Dorothy Dodd Boot

made of bright kid, patent tip and Colonial heel. price $3.75

Sold only by

Morris & snnn,

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UE THE WEST

C. J. STEWART was n passenger to

Alberton by the eastern train last evening.

Hon. R. C. McLeod and Miss M. C. Mc-

Leod returned from Charlottetown last evening.

A \ms"rrNu of the Summerslde Yacht Club will be held this evening ln Nell .\lcLeon's office.

Mas. llcco, Charlottetown was a pas'

scnger to Summerslde by the eastern train last evening.

Tim tire bell sounded about 20 minutes

to l0 oolock last evening for a slight blaze in the residence of Alex McDonald, but the word “all ouL" reached the hrs Department before they got on the scene.

Tut: Steamer Stanley arrived in Sum-

merside harbor about Ii 30 p. o.\. yesterday having left Charlottetown at noon. There was no ice met with in the straits and none even at the entrance of our harbor. There was mr-.rely a narrow and thin Stretch of ice inside the lighthouse which any ordinary small steamer could have easily gone through Navigation hy the Northumber- lnnrl only an alts the official word from Point du Uhenc of that harborbeing open. The Stanley leaves this morning at nine o'clock on return to Charlottetown. The Northumberland is expected here Mon- day morning.

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ASTIIMA CAN BE CURED.

Thousands of testimonials conclusively

prove that Asthma can be permanently

cured by inhaling]CaranmrozoNn;a vege- table antiseptic I at destroys at once the germs causing the diseases. Catarrhozone gives irnmvdiaic relief to the distressing cough an1 suffocating sensations, makes

breathing) easy and regular and insures uniistur ed sleep. Catarrhozono cures Asthma that doctors are unable even to relieve and can cure you. The Oatarrho- zone inhaler is made of hard rubber. fits into the vest pocket, can he used at work, in church, In the street,in bed-any place- at any time. Two months' treatment guaranteed), price $l,00; trial size 25c. ruggists, or N. C. Polaon St Go., King-

sron, Ont.

'l'n.rDn. IIA.\in.'roN's Maunnaxs PILLS

Pllllli PiSTllli

Milli WEAETHY

Sudden Fortune for a P. E- l. Ciergyman

Rev. A. M. McDonald Struggling Along on Small Salary Suddenly made Rich hy Parishloner’s Death.

Barn, Me., April 20.- Suddenly elevated

from the position of pastor ofa small church with a comparatively small pit- tancs yearly to the place of heir to Slim,- Ow is the unusual experience of Rav. Angus M. McDonald of the Oongregm tional Church of Bar Harbor. This for~

[tune was bequeathed him` by the late

Mrs. Abbie R. Dodge of Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. McDonald, who was named by Mrs. Dodge as the executor of hor will, is now in Jacksonville settling up the estate. \Vhen he returns to Maine it

will be a rich man.

The rustic of silken skirts, the iron-fron

of laces, the sleek, well-groomed look of the men in his summer congregation, no

,longer can be a source oi regret to him. ‘Hs can take his place and hold his head high among the Smart Setters who found lin his sermons on|Sundays religion enough to carry them through a week of pleasure.

Rev. Mr. McDonald is thirty-six years

old. He was born cn Prince Eiward ls- land and at the age of eleven years moved to this city with his parents, his father having become foreman in a lumber yard. Graduating from the Bath high school with high honors in 1880, he went to Bowdoin College,from which he was grad- uated in l89U, and three years later was graduated from Andover Seminary.

His first pastorats was at tha Union

Congrrgatir nal church in Jacksonville. A judge of human nature, and always of agenial and sunny disposition he won many friends. Among them was Mrs. Abbie R. Dodge, a widow. She was one of the prominent members of the church and she watched the progress and develop- ment of the young clergyman and en- couraged him in his labors. When the new minister thought that a new house of worship was needed, he found a firm friend in Mrs. Dodge and she subscribed $1,500. Even then the work of raising the sum was hard, but his pluck and per- severance won out and his reward was one of the handsomest church edifices in Jacksonville.

He married Miss Annie McLeod of

Boston in 1897 and took her Lo the newly built paraonage with him to live. Mrs. Dodge was one of the first to rreet her and she approved ofthe clergymsrfs mate becoming a frequent caller at the person-

age. Upon one occasion she accompaniad them to Bath, when they came on a visit to their pastors father and mother. During the big fire at Jacksonvillsia

few years ago, the Union Congregatibnal church was burned. Mrs. Dodge as before, cams to the rescue. After the new church was completed, Mr. Mc- Donald resigned and less than two years ago moved to Bar Harbor to take charge of the fashionable Congregational church.

Last mon‘h he was notified of the seri-

Jacksonville. He reached there a few

friday and Saturday nights Big llimer pemng

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Grand illin rv Displa

_j will be held in our store on Friday and Saturday nights, when Ladies will have an opportunity of seeing not only our Imported Trimmed Millinery, but the artistic creations of our own Milliner as well. These are really beautiful and will compare most favorably with anything ever shown in the city. Hundreds of hats in trimmed and untrimmed are here, besides the ready-to-wear hats and dainty Millinery Trimmings of every des-- cription. There will be many wise heads wear these Hats, for besides display- ing good taste and beauty of design, they are priced so moderate that they will appeal to everyone who stu&s economy.

€vervd.,e is invited to (dome

and enjoy this feast of beautiful things, when they can judge for themselves if tln>< is not one of the best,-if not the very best display of trimmed Millinery

ever held in the city.

Everyone is also cordially invited to inspect our magnificent assortment

of dress fabrics, trimmings, jackets, wash goods and dry goods generally.

Remember we offer y \ the freedom of the store,so come and enjoy your-

selves, you will find it thue/?v%d7ll spent. The store will be open Friday and Saturday nights until 9.30. J'

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THE STORE THAT SAV-ES YOU MONEY. ._

ous illness of Mrs. Dodge and hastened to

“Then it was that Mr. Morris was almost/

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written from Y\'o.slxington, D. C., r-v.j.'s:

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-ues. ”---Dan. A. Grosvenor.

A County (`umrni:4aioner‘s Letter.

Zion. John \`.`iili;;::zs, t‘o'.~.:;f;.'(‘t»l1lmls-

rionrr. of 517 \\'cst >`»ecr\nrl .<iro<.‘f,l>ult:tll, filnn., t=a\'s the follo\\'lI1L`. VT \`L`i§5r°1 E0 l‘.~runa:

'~ As n remedy for catarrh I run cheer-

ltzlly recommend Pcruna. 1 lin-ow what it is to suffer from that tt-rriblo dlsnaso nndl fool that it is my duty to speak a good word for tho ionic that brought me immediate relief. Pvrunn cured me of 11 bad(-,n,_=o of catarrlx nnrl l know it will cure any other suiforor frain that dis- ease."-John Williams. -

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HOTT. DAL. A. (`i-..{}S\'II.10R, 02 T111. IAMUUS 01110 F

lion. Dan. .\. Grosvenor, Deputy Auditor for the War Deparfflnenfrm E* mtl”

,_g , 5 silt de to you

f,.¢;;,;U£,;: g,r;f]l;;a¢efY£;‘.i`~ui1.:r.U/Ogxlh wdiek has brought wonderful chdI1K¢3

W ell cs ever. Besides being one ol the vef.Y best

spring tonlcs it is cn cxcclient catarrh reml;:_y}.”x GROSVBAORT

_ il. 1'() C rr ' t ~~'l consider Pcrurzs really more meritorious than I did when I Wm 2

I t. I receive r` 'rvcrouo letters from acquaintances all over th

ijgnfy nriirg me y certificate is genuine. I invariably d11SW¢f‘»

far fha beuefif dEHY¢d

non. ri. W. ogccn,C<>ucr°SsmM1.!f°m Louisiana, in a letter written at Wesla- ington, D. C., says thc followi11f5 °f I °‘

“I can conscientiously rcazmmell

your Perunn as A fine tonic and 1 around good medicine ta tlwsc WBO are In need of A cntarrh remedy has been commended to me by pwnl who have used It, an n remedy ticularly effective In the cane of on tarrh. For those who need a

A Congreasmnlfs Letter. V

runs, tho national catarrh remedy:

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good

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V". E Griffith, Concxm, Texas, writes: “ I suffered with chronic catarrh for many years. I took Peruna and it com-

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plctely cured mo. I th k runais the been medicine in the world for cstarrh.

____,_f,_.____--1-- j My seneralhaakh ‘S much improved by

its use, as I n"\ much stronger thanl

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il have been for yrtars. . .Gri.!1llx.

A Con-'realmln*l IANA:

Remedy-I am as Well as Ever.” ...,,,.......;.........,......;..,....

wo1loount.y,Va., vrriws.

" I can cheerful' recommend your

valuabla remedy, iaruns, to any one who is suffering with catarrb, and who ls in need of a permanent and effealvo cure."-H. Bowen.

Mr. Fred. D. Scott, Iaruo, Ohio, Right Guard of Hiram Foot Ball Team, writes:

“As a specific for lung trouhlel place

Peruna at the head. I havensed it my- self for colds and oatarrh of the bowels and it is n. splendid remedy. It restores vitality, increases bodily strength and makes a sick person well in a short timo- I give Peruna my hearty indorsemeut." Fred. D. Scott.

Gen. Ira C. Abbott, 906 M street, N. W.,

Washington, D. C., writes: “ I a.m fully convinced that your rem-

edyia an excellent tonic, Many of my friends haveusod it with the most ben- eficial results for coughs, colds and ca.- tarrhal trouble."-Ira C. Abbott..

Mrs. Elmer Fleming, orator of Resor-

voir Council No. 168, Northwestern Le- gion of Honor, of Minneapolis, Minn., writes from 7585 Polk street, NE. .s

“ I have been ` ` `

troubled all my _ Life with catarrh '_ in my hood. I .

took Pcruna for _ .

a b o u t t h r o e . .

month n, and -v

now think I am I \ 1 permanently _gg | gm-od, I believe . / " `

that for catarrh in all its forms P o r n n a. is the medicine of the ago. It cures when all other remedies fail. I can heartily recommend Pcruna as a catanh ror_:nedy."- Mrs. Elmer Fleming

Trout Uamrrlx in Spring.

The spring ls the time to treat cvstarrlg

Cold, wet winter weather often retards a cure of catarrh. If a course of Pernna ‘ is taken during the early spring months tho euro will be prompt and permanent. There can bo no failures if Perunn. is taken intelligently during the favorable weather of spring.

As asystemio catarrh remedy Poruna

eradicaws catarrh from the syst/ern wherever it may be located. It cures catarrh of the stomach or bowels with

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fMra. Elmer Fleming

Minneapolis, Mum.

4 the samo certainty as catarrh of the head. ll If you do not dcrivo prompt and satis-

factory results from the use of Peruna,

write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a

full statement of your case and ho will bo pleased to givc you his valuable ad-

vice gratis.

Address Dr. Hartman, President of

catarrh medicine I know of nothl better."

l The Hartman Banitarlnm, Columbus, Q

days before her death on March 28 and cfiiciated at her funeral. Not until the will of Mrs. Dodge was filed for probate did he know of his wealth. He Is made sole executor and is directed that after bequests are paid to friends and relatives of some $85,000, the rest and residue reverts to Mr. McDonald.

VALUABLE ADVICE TO RHEU ¥[A~

TIGS .

Eat meat sparingly, and take very lit-

tle sngar. Avoid intoxicants, keep away from dampness, drink water abundantly, and always rely on Nervlllne as a quick reliever ot Rheumatic pains. Being tive times stronger than ordinary mcdioir os, Nervlline'a power over pain is simply be-

yond belief. It cures also Soiatica, Lum- ago, Nenralgla, and all pain, whether

gttgernal or external. Large bottles, price

VALUABLE GIFT T0

PIANIST MORRIS.

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native of Prince Enward Island and Mr. MacDonald is a Montrealer. Both have received their musical training in Mon~ treal. The sale of seats has been such as to warrant an increase of the seating capacity of the hall of one hundred chairs.

The grand piano used will bs one that was presented to Mr. Morris last Decem- bar by an admirer of his work. The story i of this presentation is intensely interest- ing and only goes to prove once more` that “truth is stranger than fiction." It appears that Mr. Merris, one evening dur- ing last December, gave a private recital

come to headquarters.

You'1l find it.

Dodd &

in the Windsor Hotel parlors. Among those who sat and enjoyed the players, work wana gentleman from Manchester ' -a prominent English _ mann-

fscturer, who evinced great pleas- ure at the recital; and afterwards enquired who the young artist was, and all about him. An introduction followed. and the Manchester man Invited Mr. Morris to dine with him. Over the course he kindly led the young man to tell him something about himself, about his ambitions,hIa hopes, his prospects. Nsxtmorninga remarkable incident oc- cunei. Mr. Morris received a pressing invitation to take a stroll with his hott of the night before, and during their walk, casually as it \vere,the two drop- psd In atone ofthe big piano warehouses

overcomc when his newly-found friend thereand than prcssntrd him with n $1,400 grand piano. a magnificent instru- mentbhar. thc pianist isjustly proud of

possessing. »

\Fret1. Morris is well known in the city whcrehis brothers reside. He la ore of our mast distinguished Islanders In the

by thousands upon thousands that tho only curator earns and warn that acts without ln in 24 houmln Putnanfs Palnlsudgrnand Wars Extractor. Try

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