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C316.-UT-0. Jziiiiiair. :il _ |`»§\f‘l\e'.‘i:‘.l]- .llldlollgwinlj :ire the ciosiir; rates :- _lm_ wli.»:;t.-- : eo;u.I3-'liz oat'-I. i’0i ;

Pol-k, 10.10 Mal- wiici=,t.Tlf?,; corn. 375 ; oats, 27§:

my 10.30. l l

heat 725 : c-fern. 2%; : i:its.‘2t»;}:

July W .

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_ HOCKEY NOTES-

Tai-3 (_`i:i-:sci-:1\"1'\s Gusts

McMillan has glven his de-

in the C-resceuts-Star hockey

in favor ot the Crescents

be remembered that at the close second half in the match game between these two teams the

wa 7 i Tie Stars will now be oitlie contest for the Intermediate

Core vl. Asthma Relief.

I recognized fact among those <u<f from asthma that the longer they

gg; temporary relief asthma remedies

to be burned, the worse they

until lt loses its effect entirely Kola Compound is not among this ict will permanently cure the worst _ asthma in from 60 to 90 days. Mr.

Pglnton proprietor ot Palnton’s Music Vanecmver B. C. writes . ‘I have a great sufferer from asthma in its form for over 15 years. and had con-

physicinns both in &'igln.nd but obtained no relief. A friend

a

had been cured by the Kola

dvised me to try it, and three entirely cured me : lt- is now

ears since my recovery and asth-

not troubled me since: and previ-

le taking (`liii°lie's Kola (fompoimd I

nights had to sit up nearly all is truly a wmiflerfiil remedy, and

much pleasure in attesting

of anything so worthy."

Foinpound is sold by :ill

.=.'iiii.ple bottle sent to any

Mention this paper. Address The & Macpherson C0., 121 Church

or lancouver, B. C., sole

agents.

by Geo. E. Hughes

1 i

ers

ershoes

's waterproof over 77 cents.

’s rubbers, plain, 32

’ rubbers, plain, '22

’ rubbers, plain, '26

These are the out-put ofa factory, therefore we can- recominend them as we know the quality, but as

is low you »migl1t.

them a trial.

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: ____ lA__ ______M_ _“___ *Thr .___.I____.. -.__.____----~--1 ----3 -- ~- _*_ '~"_`“'"‘“_""”“` _"’_' '“' `”""` V` """"'_ " 'I - v ‘fs _ - *_I"°*v 1' "_" ' ' f f _' _ '

-_ _ l sq that is that the iic;i main s uoiuc if lilo- . _ l Sf- DUNSTANS WlN_.-

GHlGA1~10 MARKETS~ `iIp`_er than the poor ni~aii’s hoine. I li;ii’<>§ "”°` '

_ -- Ilvitn R t__ . ( __r_1dm_0n and mlb _Victory 0ver The (LB, O5 at st Dun-

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es cd eirible ie,

cry through iliiiik in the homes of thc

D ’ _

and I ain glad to testify that the irialor- it of the Workinffmen refcr home io

f

rich, as well as of the poor, and while I ______ . ' have seen many happy homes among

the rich ve; the happiest homes I have I

l

ii. saloon is noi Such iii;cI?.;§“:.;“:s;"i..:;I...I’“:3f~I..¥.,fait-My Gvniimw Siffini for

iiliil BUMMISSIUN

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SHYS P0ll6l‘. eiiysaleoij- 'D P `I_ _Weeks Yet'

sary to The Working Man or Poor Man-The Bishop Answers ‘His Reported Defence of the Saloon-

He Was Misinterpreted.

Cri~ci1~'z~.n‘r, January 27.--'lhe Rev. George M. Hammell, of the Western_, Christian Advocate, and Chairman Of tie Hamilton' Couutr Prohibilionist

who is reported io have said that tl:is_ saloon is -‘the poor man’s club" and a. necessity. The letter to the Rav. Mr. Haminell, which was written in res- ponse toa personal inquiry, runs as follows: .-

Diocesan House. Lafayette Place,

My Dear Sir: You have be=n misin-

formed. I have never expressed any

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Nur is it in any way necas-_ Lxcutive Committee, has rfceived a. £¢93tOllH|‘ld cbiflgin ll'\ B-

letter from Bishop Potter. ofI\ew York. » Electlons ___ Both _ Parties

Calling Conventions-Sir Francis Ford Dead-Chlof

Justice Taylor of Manl- toba Rosignr-Successor

NG-W York-, J8"!.3l. . _ to D|ng|gy_

I . _ .

NEW YURK_ January 27 __ Bishop _opinion as to the “dramshop.” In a ____ _

Potters defence of the saloon is still recent address in behalf of the ooffeg ~-~-~~~~<»'~~»-.-=».f.-... ,~i!'*7'*37.'i-.`7’=‘°l*§i¢%":l~<'t"l dmwllwf ,th I- f ll h Id houses, coffee wagons, coffee c'.\ril5.i\l\ _ -~ I

s ° 1'°P1*3S mm ° “YC an ll l-ll alla Orrawa, Jan. 3l-(Special)-Chief-

Itemperance workers, who do not accept t e _I 9' 1 Stated that homethin-C5 ` _ . _ his views as declared at the recent wering tothe saloon, i. e., place of JusticeTaylor of Manitoba has resign-

» 9d

lneellllg ol- the Church Temperance inexpensive recreation airdrefreshllltlli

would always be a necessity I may add

Union, in the _Waldort- Astoria. ____ t til _ _ _d d_h -. _ new of Sir_ Thomas Wardlaw Taylor was

At the meeting' of the Blue Button 3 un It IS prow 6 L B mlgcq - boru ln /Scotland, in 1833 and educated

Brigade lust night at the O-Jen Door the saloon’ which nobcmy r_ec'0gui%eS - ,_ ~ ,- Mlsslom Col Hemel., ll Hlmly dlscus_ more eleirly tliau_i. will continue. lh_e M Edinbuigh llniversity. _He came to sed ,lla apumem allrl- led l Blslw saloon may be driven to cover, but _ ll Canada early in life. _studied law and

3 ou 0 p

_Po:ter,that`the saloon is ~_‘tlie poor man’s cannot be _ abolished- S°m’3l_hm»‘5 _wus cilled to the bar in 1858. He was

club” and inust be toieiiited in lieu of b8‘§6;’S?lmethlng Evh_0lBs0me` ha_r?1‘e_s;_ appointed a puisne judge of the Queen’s something beiter. Cc-l. Hardy spoke, un e le ’ and un emmi-5 mllst tlke I

_ _ . `b,»'188l, db: he Sald_ lrom the )_,_n,_0f -_W of place and so expel by substitution. _ Bench. Ma_‘f11l0 2 In _ all 0 time

1 vw A Legislation hasfiiled to do thi and Chief Justice on the death of Hon.

rescued man." Is, ` ` I - Si

°-Dangerous wczds are said to have Pfommflon has fmid- Denuuclalloa has Lewis Willlbridgc in 1887. H6 was

_l,e._,n .pl-§ke,l upon the Subject ,Mull _ lalled. Itis a case for Christian capital, k_- htedl-‘-i 1897_ _ Ilfl ll; cha -ll , , i , wisely employed, as the history oi the mg n

[ ii bl_v hop, th_it they weie _ _ - ,_ _ _ misquoted. On behalf of my colleagues Iilvefpool Cone? homes mfs 5l}0"Vn' PARIS- Jan- 01"'(SP30\al) -_SU I may say that rescue workers feel that ‘ery tm*-`-" llouw' H' ("' I ‘ 1 _ ` _ , c ' '

their Cause ha-g been if'lUl`€d»`1Ud the id' ‘_-;'_l'____. ambassador at R.Ome, is dead.

vocites of total :ib'*iz: r :‘ h "' » SPREAD OF SMALLPDX

POITER Francis Clire Bord ie ently British

°“ en°e"O ‘I a C 11°" 'He was British agent for the fisheries

' _ -_i I r,i; ii :ii ~k ii -' _ _ , iifeasfitigd §0;i=irioi'i;):ei-tisick.elrhvri€; beg; TGRONTO’ Januar-Yl29'_So mr as can °°a5mi55i°n at Halifax ln 1875 a“~df1877»

asked by the Christian Meu’s Union for I bg learned the .b°y` wha is Suffering and British commissioner at Paris on Total Abstinence and Rescue Work to f'.°_m smallpgx m me fwunty . of G'r°P°_ me Newfoundland iishery matter in Say a few pllln Words tO_;._lgl1t Pl.oleSt__ ville, con.i°a_cted tl1_c___<_i_15_e8.S8_1l_1_ a_ -_ _- _..,_,,., _,__.___1_. __ _ _ _ ing against the alleged declaration that While mf 3 J°“me¥ _W Sm” 5 tF”'uf”' - ` A i '

. - ~ The strictest enquiry h is however . . who saloon or this poor inan’s club _ _ ' _ ’ 1.Rl.lDllRlC»l-ON Jam 3l__ 3 lclal A that lt ls ln an ll 065% lo llfe __ failed to disciver any cases of smallpox » _ ’ ( P )

k, Y Way e W ln the latter town All presenl the Hou. G. h.Foster arrived today to as-

Supposinv the saloon were a club at

oi in man or oorm . ‘ I ' . . . . . _ . iw.. g - p~ I an ‘disease prevails in three localities in sist in ‘ the Conservative campaign

a . i - _

all,it is tlieipor-r man‘s club only because Csnada ""1 ESSOX County, Grenville agllllllsl ¢he10,,al goyel-nmen¢__

he has made himself poor by spending afglnty- gPd_‘h; l_’f;_’V"’;’ °f lQ“°§°c' Hon, ,jghn Cqsiiggn is expected ahe money that would have made his 9 me ma' _ fa* ° oar 01' ew ll ll tl l lll th 0-0 emmem_ home comfortable. If aclub at all, it is Y°rk and Mlchlgan states hmm nl” ere S or y 0. e P 6 uf V d a bad man’s club,a. drinking ma.n’s club, b"9_“ 1`f_’P°¥`tmg the 5m_9~nP°X 03395 m The lwo Paru88_are tr-Ying t° groan

atbieves’ headquarters. the scheming Uf°1_1' dlSU`1¢lS. 8-Nfl this _ad-.l_S _I0 U16 the contest on diferent 1551195. The

lace for a certain of class olitican dlffwultv of guardmg ggamstus Import' overnmeut art are making their

P P - S. _ - . . . . . g P y aplace ol Blu and temptation, usually _a‘_iontoCanaila. This isinviolation ofthe light. against imroduclng Dominion

followed by 1.°mol.se_d;sal,p0lm_ment_ agreement arrived atbetween theliealth _ In Slave, wa elite and deallp ll,,,v,, oilicars of Canada and the United P21115’ 11095- Th90PP0°1-WU attack _°

owlfa pf; m,,,; mel, ln m I lime States Dr Bryce has telefrranhed to government mainly onthe score oi their

ku gre y Y _ ' ' ` _ h ° dr . f .

who thought nothing of spending 50 A bf_mY_ t0_ find Ou- t 9 005 H105 0 bridge contracts. _

Cents for 3' Single drink ht tb” 'H`°&m9-U gfimrs ig 5_8? Ygrg Stmiiand 33871] ' The Conservative conv _-ntion; are al- House bar, and who afterwards were In orme _a 9' 9 efnexl ls on __ V re ld called for _Charl0._te Carlem so reduced liiianciall that they would Smallpox 1'* ellldemlff In D9u'Q|t» and ` y , I ’ _ l’

Y M Dr Br ce h s asked for a detailed ex- Albert and Westinorelfind counties and

-be glad to get a 3 cent drink of whisky - _Y 9 - ~ _ _ _ _ I in riuiberry __is.m.i. lor-its of -'rri-.ws Dlauatifip of the present Situation there- _ Si. John city.

riffhi and ‘Tl`“f!”) The mind .sprea'd. of the dlsease .on the The government c inventions are cal-

Q“1fih€ husband gave his home th? Ogher sldq ls. c1aus°n§_ Mime lsnility led in St. John, Kings. Westmoreland.

cheer and smile and brirrht words that t 9 PTOVWC13 me ‘Ca au mm 5’

Z3 ' ¢ - ~ ‘

be gives the saloon, Surely the wife V1"‘l_V;7’_§___;_h€____‘l_1_f__f_‘~1‘;‘€_l_i_l’_ offthegugizggii Amen'

. ' i _ - avfiin " ~ - - -

ii'(<)Jl11l?l Psa i1i(;i=l"l1el;;u¥h: xii.(iiiliiii§oei:tilltlIi1d'itii1it fI?0m so many dentres of infection. WASHINQTON’ Jan' 31_(bpec1a1)°_

Q = ‘ - Nobody will yet pfedict when the end

dav, Feb 7th by tho Rev VV C Mat-

spent in the saloon by the workingman ____..._._.. - I _ ` C d_ _ _ _ nsiooayear. Each 0iiiiii2so,ooo T _lect I _ the G c_____c__ °fih@Sess\°us_- of the ana iw iw saloons in America has an average of E LEE “ef” _HP 3 __ "£38 Tu__S_ high commission will be reached. at least 40 customers. rnakinv the drink- ‘ ' °°‘"` 3 W’ °° 9 ‘Vere “ The Alaskan boundary matter is now

mg people under 1lQiQ00’00E6' or One- thew. on"‘Un,de'rground in.the.Or.ient.” belllg 00D5ld€1'€d- ' sevemh of our Plum d mn' - Admission ten cents. It seems robable that the President

“If we are going to have inns and P _ _ _

Bros.

market.

Prunes. '

have also

iiiniinii inuiis

& Skelleys CALIFORNIA are by far the best brand _

They are also much

and more juicy than

sl AND

::.':== if

wllihem for 12 ro 16 cent

Eiiimiiiriiriiraiipririis. _ _ _ _ _

j ' '_ _

&i(-.`i0FF

....FOR....

BUUKS

lllll l Milli . .

'FACE

ABY S _Mother Asliamed to Take l-lim Out Everything Failed to Cure. Gl|Tl°

t CUBA Cured in Three Days-

I have had my baby sick with his faeofilllof

rlngworin, and tried everything and tailed.. I

_ was ashamed to take him out., for every one would I bok athlm. I was told to get CUTICUBA. I got , it on Wednesday, and by Saturday his time was

alldrled up. Now I can take' him everywhere. If -Woplo only knew about how his _face looked al Weekago, and see itto-day, they would neverbe without it. Has. J. POTTER,

384 Bo. First Bt., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Warm baths with Cnrxcuiu Soir and gentle

__ _auqlntings with Cirrxcuin (ointment), comtimte

the purest, sweetest, and most effective humor treatment ever compounded, and appeals with l. tstlbl I th . s d li btw

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Uth8l' COUUUY 2\l.lI'8Ci.lODS t0 lhB S2ll00D CRDQADERQ’ CON'CER_T__l\ congert appoimi 8' new commissioner In llinsist that the whole tainily be embrac- llllddl- llle auspices of the 1,0531 Cru- place of Dicgley deceased.

ed in the b0U°5i5°"» Unlldf "lf°` saders of the Hazel Grove school will be f~@<i\m1inz’children.and 811- They have given in me Fredericton Hail, on Mim-

fights- 1 . d day, 7th Feb., cofrmancing at 7 p. rn. I EGAN _-1 want I0 BXDOSG QDOUIGF fa hwy- all A silver _collection will be taken. All WAsH_NGT0N_ Jam 29___Geneml

. .G0 TU. . ` f I Iam wrdmuy muted' Egan, commissary of subsistence, has

' _ _ . been-found guilty of the charges of con-

duct unbecoming an oilicer and a gen- l llemau, and of conduct to the prejudice , -_ - tina,

of good order and discipline. and of the ~_ I 1 T'e°B~l._ ll-B U specifications thereto, and has been. sen-_ . , _ - t I mm Gut. tenoed to dismissal from the Uhiikd _ 1 ‘ iw" _ of lf MB- 'ln States army, but with a recommendl- f _ _ _ _ _Al!J’i\ - - tion from the court ‘for exercise of _ _ moildilflf 258i” _

executive clemency. __Und;er the regu-i . _I < 1

lations, the court having _reathod ‘|10 _ _ _ _ _ Or I 8° 6

.. l _ _

above glen to ONE adrift* '?1ié°i-i~ so i--i°°~ fi' - 3,5.; only w _mrroduoe _these Books; they should be Ill °'°'7. _ hold. ' »

conc‘usion that the accused was guilty; _ I

had no choice in selecting at penalty. T _--- _ the regulations prescribing absolutely- _ Made gut

the one punishment-dismissal- for. f ». - the offence.ThereforQ,thc only hope fOr A ¢\°&m» & tartar' '

General Evan is inthe direction of the --' '

commutatign, mitization,or disaPProVal _ &f eg‘1ards _dm M

me wmiizii. _ against alum

' __1_l .

Wasrinrcron. Jau. -31-(Special)-_+ I _

Snow, probably clearing. fresh norther- _

.ly winds ~

R. E. Smith C. Point Geo. Ro ,

Whip W. Sharp, “ P. Brown,

Ed Redmond, I ‘- F. VYhite.

` stan‘» Rink last Night. .

The hockey game pliyed between

the Si.. Dunstans and LJ. B. C. team in in St Diinstanhs rink last evening was witnisesed by a large crowd. Tue play started 8 15 alcloclg.

The tirst goal was shot by Sharp

from the C. B. Cs on a pass from Redmond and before half time was called, but one other goal was .made and that hy|Brown for St. Dunstans. The first half was fought hard and ending as it did, one score for each, kept up an enthusiastic interest.

in the second halt Furco'_t_;e made the first goal for the S. D. C. and this was _ followed by one by Smith, from cover. point, for the C. B. Cs. McQuillan soon shot another for the latter team. Roy scored the next, thel McPherson and then another goal was made for the S. D. C., this one accidentally by Stewart ofthe opponents. Sharp dis- tinguished himselt again by sending the puck through the S. D. C’s. goal and the final goal was $3011 by MI:-l Plierson for St. D_unetau’B. `

At the finish the score stood thus: --1

S. D. C., 6; C. B. C., 4. ` - The teams lined up as follows: i C. B. C. S. D. C. J. B. Darke, (Goal) Jas. Donalioe, I Stanley Jost, (Point) Paul Gagnon,

( _ l y

0'. McQuiilaii,(Forwai‘ds)L. P.Furi=otte, I

Harry Stewart, “ K. Macpherson, I

_ Norms. I

During the game McQuillan received

a severe blow on the head with the puck which stopped the play for a few

minutes. _ ` _ _ Mr. Lewis Mclntyre gave an exhibi- tion of club swinging during inter-

The League ot the Cross Band ren-_

Sl aters had the privivlege of skating _

f The Cretceute of-tVrot0_na» and-_-2n<I_,, Viciorias ot _this city will play in-II §l.i..Dii1istan’s_ri;ii~hi~.on_.-_‘£11005-til; :ww A-special train fw_ill carry. 'those who

wish to attend. .

Meeting of The Executive com-_ mittee Held In Gharlottetown

Yesterday- I

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The Executive Committee oi the

High~ Court Independent Order of For- esters were in session at the Queen Hotel from 5 to 10 p, rn. last evening.- Matters connected with organizing of new courts, tree medical attendance and other questions affecting the Order i were considered by the committee.

It Was decided to hold the annual

86831011 Of the High Court in Kensington on August 9th and 10th,

All Inlmbors of the committee were_

presentrviz., J. IM. Clark, Summer- side; E. S. McPhail. Crapaud; A- P. Prowse, Murray Harbor; George F. Owen, Cardigan; L. U. lf0Wl6r.t Bedeque; Dr. Dougherty. CSPB Tm" verse. and F. S. Jost, Charlottetown. Dr. Robertson, Past High Physician. was also present.

Mr. Clark, High Chief Ring._1‘, g8V6

the following ssarement just received from the Head Ollice at 'l 0l‘0lll0:

During the month of December. lilo

Surplus fund increased $56900. T118 toiaisnrlilus on the first- oi January

and _December, 11.024 l\pPliC3i1°U3 were received. out of which 9 879 Wow accepted and during the first SSVBU days ol January 1.217 applications were rcceived; '1`nis~does not 100|! like as if the new rates of the I. 0. F.

the Order

I

Wants 60.

Garcia I-lad Bargalnod 1'm-as uiiiiaav- ` Borrowlnjf #5 '|fl\'_o, mont ‘Satisfied-_-/A F D, Falls Dead while

ing a. Funeral

Princess Ferdinand

_Lim ,.n..._ai.-,-('_Spw_i»i; Charles lbett Berry, D. D;a authofo religious Books.

the Con ' atianii1Uiiion` of and Wal s andy first _president Nsuom 'cm “or are FreeGli ` '. tell dead today

ducting funeral service

Som, Bulgaria, Jan.

--Prince s Ferdinand died after birth to _daughter on Tuesday last.

dered music on the occasion. by

after the game. 0

1. o- Foitésrens. _ ul-_ru

_*_ I course.

French

row navy increases.

io Eugliilh firms.-I > f D

Deputi yesterday -by ii. vote _ot

139, ado' tion to s bmit{`_to_

ed with neil mati01_'_5i I; that casa on trial at revision brought_ efore the___uniked_ the Coult ot Ca83al:ion. A

Alldealerif 1065. ' ' A

lvunuxxnh ,

United States.

.. , -_- - ._.~-,>-‘.

-31111!-K

Jan. 31.

Gomez demanded nearly sixty lions ot

his

mission. I Paid-

He-

and refuses to army unless that _earn

Iwi!

t that

Jan.

' _or titty millions tor

Some hrders have already

Paiij Jan. 31.-The t

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smimls i.iaiq;_ni»o_oo¢\_rnPain#lD_

BEAD lStanley B509 "I iii

the sale lot WNW. lblfif- _

was "3 186 370 36 During Novelllbéri

are having any effect on the growth of _

il ii

I j .I¢.

'mi vin: unease

“In A _,_ . ._ __ t °‘0vereoming,W°f|;d- _ . “Hisi Brothers Keepsr,f’_ “'1‘he_ Ci-imiixiolr ol H1111? _,__ _ "Robert Hiirdyla Seven-D&Yl»~_¢ 1 ‘~fRielmd I Brice" ` ‘I

the above books ‘mailed on

of