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FRIDAY, OCT. 16, IKE.

THE LATE HON F. DE ST- C. BRECKEN~

The death of Mr. Bracken, Post Office

Inspector, and Postmaster, was leilrlwd with universal regret on \Vednesday. The public mind had been somewhat. prepared for the sad event as it was known for many days that his serious illness afforded to a man of his advanced ' years but small chance of recovery. When it was learned that a

fatal termination was probable the public interest was painfully aroused, because

of the wide circle of his acquaintances,

his uniform kindness and courtesy to all and the large and important part he had taken for more than forty years in the political and olllcial life of the Island and the Dominion.

Hon Frederick de St Croix Brecken was

the second son of the late HonJohn Breck- en uf Charlottetown,a member of the Leg- islative Council, and was born in this city December 9th 1828. In early life he studied law with the late Sir Robert

Hodgson and was admitted as an attorney in J une 1852. He shortly afterwards entered into partnership with the late Ron T. B. Haviland, the firm name_ being Haviland and Bracken, and the connec. tion being continued down to I8'74.During that time the drmf held a leading posi-

tion at the bar. He was counsel in many important cases and amongst others "Sued Ubi# appeal in the Island Land Case before the Supreme Court of Canada He '53 “md” A“°m¢Y General without a

elected asa Conservative with Hon. _D 'l0W¢d |l1SOD“mb°*`- Fm' 55° 5"° Q“¢°°'|| Davies for Charlottetown and Royalty, _County seats Mr Broken and DrJenkins and he was subsequently re-elected. were opposed by Hon David Laird and

in lw6 with the late Hon. Thomas Dodd Hon Peter Sinclair, the latter two being, _ as coliemue he again contest- successful. Mr Pope was returned for nd this constituency against Dr. Prince County. 'The resignatlons on

Jenkins and the late Peter W. Hyndmat

Jenkins were elected.

D. Davies against the late HOD- TU0

Government in which Mr. Bre

afterwards gave it his suDD°l`f-

tion. At this election Messrs Pope and

Bracken were elected by acclamation, the

Hnytbnrne cabinet wan- defeated and in

I the elecmm M1870 he mn Wm, Hom Dr Jenkins were elected. They continutd n _

while his colleague was also returned by ' 7

h arrower majority'The late Hon '°' s°p"°t'° s°h°°ls_“p°'ym°°t f°'°e"'

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J C Pope then tormei a coalition suits”-and were successfully opposed by ° ° cke'n was L. H. Davies, now Sir Louis, and the late

d A bo my General In 1871 the George W. Deblois. C

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G 1; ed the railway bill. _ `¢;:;n:;2:vig;>:§;1y opposed md‘Mr_ Pope and Brecken were electedto the.

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-D 1 tn stjninna in :bn oppcsitlvm ' _“_” bl: :E adefgrence wa “gy numerously Parliament met Mr Biecken was selected

signed petition of his constituents _ 9

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Iu 1372 Mr, Pope's Government, havinu

1°Sf» its m"J`°f"Y~ d‘”°1'°‘f ‘he H°“S° 1882, and nbnnnnndtn str until bis np. and the leader left his former

°°nStit“°n°Y °f B°d°‘1“° ‘° °°”""° Pninnn Edwnra Iain n d P “°

,, n an osimas't°r_

Cha1‘|°“"°t°"”° “P°p° and Buck” was for Charlottetown,on lst August 1884. °h°\‘°1‘¥‘°“°” °"“° "““"'*”'“' "°"” Howmtbfully and with what nbuity he _ - °1ik° in °*'"‘°i”°*_°""‘ *nd “’“`°““"°“” dssnbnrgnd bin bmqini dunes nu will been n

the Island. Both were elected, but 3:0 testimony' _

Government was left inaminority in o Mr Bracken was at the uma of his new House, and the I-laythcrne _ t

Gmemment succeeded' But' the new Casthe oldest barrister in th P in 4

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Admi°i°m°‘°° “S S"°"'l“'°"° Am' In pnbun urn be bad been the idol or me _ --__________ `

about a year it in turn appealed to the Conservative puny in his d t

1 to c in canon of confndnrn ’°""“°' ”"` efc r\B0n equ ' ¢

. account of the federal election had vac-

On this occasion Me srs. Brecken and ated the Charlottetown seats in the Local

Legislature and to these Mr Breckeuand

to be representatives until 1876 when the

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D dd and the hte Hon Edward Palm". school question became an issue in local o - '

i f J tice. Mr. Brecken

arterwatrds S3 eat ur: head of the pon side by side as candidates, Mr Pope hav- WRS T8 UTD ‘

aifairs. Again Pope and Brecken stood

ing returned tolocal politics The siood

At the general election lnl878 Messrs

Commons forQueen`s County dnd wh

by Sir John Macdonald to move th ad- dress in reply to the speech from the throne which be did in eloquent and f ible terms. Mr Brecken was re-elected in

polntment as Post Office .Inspector fog-

demise second only to Charles Palmer, K

He was always a supporter of the union ‘

of the Provinces. _ He was well informed

in public alfairs, in law and literature, and especially iull of information in all

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MARK BUTCHER.

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eeat.|_¢enemtiI__m.'W|Iotwe'!~e scholars in the Qld l0h00lt-

‘Their memory is with us still:

The formmay' waste as ore to rust, The earth may claim her brurowed

dust _

Their memory is with us still.”

(To be continued in the P E I Magazine.)

The above article and cuts are repro~

duced by the courtesy of A Irwin,Eiitor of the P E I Magazine in which they -have appeared.-Henry Smlth's second paper.

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Beat in the Cabinet in 1850, which pgsi. the new Government of which Mr. Pope that peqmned to our pmvincml ‘nd civzc _ (_ _ 5 _ _ ‘ _ _ ti” h° had tm 1983- W°31¢°'°°" Mr' ` B"°°.k°° “ ‘bird time history. He wasla pleasing and graceful U ‘ ‘ f ’ ‘ ¥ li it

l8;ThileyetaJounizman. about the year became Attorney General. pubim speaker, and withal 8 ` genial U 1 E' 2 _ »

Mr. Brecken was called to take the The Island became a part ofthe Domi- wnmous and “muy mam Ho enjcnd U _ I _ X. _ V _ VL _ _

P1800 for which he was sofwell fitted in the nicn on lst July 1873 and the election of to the fun the us cc of his _ _ _ _ f _ ' _

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C0 eggs, they give way at a pressure of _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ __ -_

- thirty»two to sixty-uve pounds pl 'I _ _ _ _ L ` `-

_ square inch. "

P¢ fellow

the new members of the Commons £011- citizens ofallelasses, and having lived- a_

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town or country feels the need of a good raincoat, we

are ready to iill this want with' hundreds and hun

dreds of the best Raincoats made, the prices run a

long scale.

52.75. $4.50. $7.50. $9.00. $12.00. $14.00 nach

They are made with cape or without cape, in

Raglans, Grosvenor, and Chesterfield Styles, single

or double breasted, all nice colorings but mostly

steel grey. Everyone is guaranteed by us and your

money back if you want it. ~We know that Rain-

coats sometimes turn out badly on account of the

rubber being burnt or some such cause, but that’s no

difference we make every coat good every time and

no kick either. We expect it will pay you to buy

your coat here under those conditions.

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life that was prosperonsly cast, extend-

pithy to the -_nehj féla ivea of the

hluse a Bury (Lancashire, England) pnblican claimed his. legal to befas drunk as he liked in his own

from a. width of 14 inches to 18%, elm from 11 to 10% and .oak from 12 to 11%.

of Japan and often attains a gigantic lile, the trunks being sometimes Q much as twenty feet in diameter '

Cleanse the teeth thoroughly at least

twice a day-once on arising and again before retiring-or, better, after each mealifitcanbeaoarranged. Aea~ rule employ simply water from which

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