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At the City P li C 1;

, lnonnlng Mlch :lil clfl °“i` Yliilfeldavi E F Poole of Woodvllle Mills left; Mr Speaker Agnew looks well i -Frederick Burke, who was lost' alt m the Lgglslhtul-6 who” “mul

P r n assault on no" °““°°r°Y 'Or ful bytheil S Stanley yesterday inn ii-rg his place. presides with dlgnltv. i from the iinhing aohonner Aiinnne

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u W ,, u “nrii G“ii“‘”' ‘"1 i"°l> for M0080 Jaw. sash He will iiavalaiart and prompt in forwarding the on

°'ii y “YS imPi'iB0'lll1le1lt tson son of D C Morson Cardi

, gan, to make an excellent presiding f B

“*~ and Miss Pearl Levers of George- ficer c ur

8 hed V ui ll _ the Banks of Nova Sctvia in the

tw _ __ e o ars and costs for travelling companions, Earl Mor business of the House and bids fair 10th Dec last was a son -ii 'Jen ea

ke, Alberton He left home uhout r years ago and followed fishing

nge his boring opera-imma gh Ulgg

eight months old |103. Weighing 341 today which was a decided succes

_James Gregg, of Lot 10, recently wus

go aontgratuiate him V10

and

The Rev E Bell of Little York will

gghday next and also at Kingstonith,

The outward cargo to Picton this ce,

morning iiy the Minro wiii inninriel ll/larch sth at seven thirty. Internieni the 'fest interests °f the farmers and

seven horses, one car of oats, six carsl ln Fort Augustus Cemetery. °"ii'iii`Y at i“rl='@- mixed freight. The inward cargo in- ---- __

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d d ven cam, The trustees of the Cornw ll lil `h- The Presbyterian Coiielér’ 50115

ciiided twa can see B an se ' Church have decided tg llnelilll held a special meeting at Halifax

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way freight. ,___-_ lon the church pl.oneny_ a Shall, lnrgéllasr. week. There was a f»air repro.

-A basket social and entertainment 81109311 £0 shelter twang .ulx hug .sentatiion of the members, except

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in in Neff- or :“i.§;’i;i§°;...r:‘:.°t.ii. i..;i .1‘.?...:“.f‘“;;.;::;.;t.§..‘i.1i2 evelilrlg W'-W 5' griiiiii Success' , lrhe meet with the aplu-oval ul' mll ifluibtircceived from the Presbyteries of St Program cclnslsled of Eel\di“tll_‘;»r§°n;’r; it in intended to heneiit 3 i' ‘im John. Mir-aiiiiehi wn-iinne Truro' °ir°r“S°°- ° °» “iii” “rr” t ' -nri s u _ 'rn ' ii ' ’ sided- Thi! P\`0¢99‘iS “mounted i° i°'r'l A nunlller ol "lends of Mn J l tlhe aprpulihitinentecrftlre RleeyC.UnC1lrAil‘l;'(|ii?:2

My d`0ii0-ri'~ _ §Nunii, Orgahlhh of the llusuhliilllllsflhllacliinéion for 0PrSfessor an<lvIPrin-

‘ pa o succec ' ' 1 'l‘l_

on Friday- Aprii Ziid' 5' niiiiibct or hgrlrlilech'r;i;L[h?$valii§r¥1res];‘¥hdmt get The Board has realjéghlptxh conillrdda horslris ‘lint ge onerodi at w(l)l‘l with an address expressing their aint that Mi-‘ Miiiikiiirioii wiii “cept the the ar e quare, among nncclntlnn ol nel, vnlnnnl l ` offer if the Board and Church are be 11110 DUN bred Ciyiicsiiiiie Lord Ol-.uuist llls wllll alien/ ces as unanimous There are three Pres-

~ e .. - lble as a . ' `

Dalmeny. AiS0 Sieigiisi Carriabrs iiriii L i” ~l,l lol - il lliyteries yet to be heard fr m. Th harness. For terms etc., see P. C. augi 6 proc U thelriestemm fare expected to forward tliieir vicar;

Br°W°'S ad in this iiisiie' It ia expected iiini this yearn sendls rh°hi3°“r‘.i,_ i’.“i°’° “wt 1;i>li_l mill.-

. _ Fair will surpass all rev' s F ` ~ ii ii' 'iii i iii expr” e M 9

-A meeting of the Dtilrymen S AS held ln the Pwvlnne ii Alngniu “ir” nnaru wiii proceed with the nomina-

sociation will be held on Thursday l. - `~ Y °“`ition of Mr. Mackinnon. The Pr ~-

lu March nth at 7, dnlucl( ln qu ries are being received from Nova .L t ries l k es

eyeii g .de Ml, lVllt_ Scotia and New Brunswick Institutes ‘y 0 so ar as iiiiwii iiri’ “ii

Ludlow Hall Suuimersi _. . _' . . unanimous as the Board. C mm - most `911.l0Y8b1y. Thu llUmb9I`S Of UW Ross, Thomas Mo se, A. F. Lord,

chell Maritime R0l>I‘CH€l1liBi1V“ Ui ri' llelfglrllnflyliglelihehlixliylfngsulgl Sofa Grafm' cution with I-'_ lu. island ino wiiiixfleir eiitertaiiirii°iiii iiiiri °i the Program iW. Crosby, Danitiil Fraser, Geo. .

Dairy Division will 'U2 Dresiiiit- Aii S le cannot allonlgn t ll ll or is uncei'tain.-Pi°eshyterfan Witness. iwere “ii siiieiiiiiiiiy Eiveiii *md f»1l0fFull, Rev. G. R. White, E. G. Gitl-i iririii' Miiiiiiew Siiiitii “'55 iiiirii Ui i interested in Dairymg should attcnd.___§m__1e on __xI____lt_0n 0 0 ill/0 ul FRlDAY_ lmusicilans and solloists were enthusi- lulugsl Hum B_ Rug,,l~s_ Murdoch Mu__C-rapuiitli something over sixty yeui-i

____ l' ' A uhuull-y y0ul_u_ who wenrlell Ol ngtically encored and kindly reupond- 7Kinnon, R. C. Goff, Hon. J. D. Mc- ggutinntllivéls asi_,-n of lhhlnflc Georg; i

_.l. ll., _ _ - ,nie constituted authority at aohooi 9 - 'Kinnon. Rav. ii. B. ivinnonaia, T. s. rm 0 Hut new-_ 11 cur y life li

Montague, of Demucl McFarlane. rellctheolratnie °ilaii;il:'iiD§_eli(’lec,i,inp'llili1pili__[li land at home tho other day liatook "”°_°" lliobertson, E. Lcemau, S. M. Martin, _f0ii0W_0li ilU`mlrll§» which he Cllrrlcd 01 aged 18 years. He was a son of KmSlngt0n_ took nlncn at me nomelliiinself to Cape Traverse, crossed* to Ori Tuesday Werllllg Feiiruaw 23rd. Rev. A. J. McNeill, Geo. Orman, Lil Xienhllfely f-_llrullizllout hls life, with

Ewan Martlln Montrose yesterday thu lnalnlnnu and was wendlng his a large and appreciative audience J. Wason. Dr. McMillan, Rev. Wm.jg_reat lntclliizcnce and, in a progrcs~ _ _ _ _ _ _

1_0 nt the age Ol .67 yenl,s_ Her death' way to the Gulduu West when he .greeted the membcrs_f.f the Alma Phelmy sive spirit. Some twenty years ago LI\l?\(»5TOl\-l3LA(`I\MAN- At 41 brothers, John and Urban. The was due to chrome allmeuls _md of was intercepted by n telegnnlm from Dramatic Club on their first appear- The following Resolutions were sub- he atldcd thereto thc summer hotel tuueml takes place today from ll1Bln,lefllnl,ntl0n_ Two chlldren aw lnlré h0mu_ Needless to say lm quickly l_e_ ance of this _ occasion; and mitted and on niution .;3_rrigq_ business, which grew and expanded

mnnrn_ May renllllng ln Boston ull-hed u_ suddul. und a wlsel. b0y_ on this _occasion at hi'gh-- fl) Whereas the _prohibition act is from year to year, until Pleasant

Lower Montague Cuiiatgi-y, land lltncderlcll ln Plttsbnrg Mass __ class_ entertainment _ was amply being constantly violated by personalbiciv became widely known uso. fav-

| ____ ’ ' ___Cllul.cll ol Englnnn services siistained. Indeed their prescntailloii who import intoxicating liquor fromlorite resort for summcr tourists. llc

»~ ' of "A White Lie," a somewhat dif the other provinces of the Dominion ‘ Iso devoted himself t th r ti

l.-- M hf_hE _ ' .. ‘ '0 cpom'>

O€hgMgndgy iFst'h,§l1?leu?l(?,rl§{.lli lc-$2.30 D-myoneliiiggcliatlgrtlllfrrgi :Sl tilcult Drama would do credit to actors and whereas the Dominion Parliamcntlof religious, tempcrancc and iiii"i’{i"iiiiii"Si'ii'i"i`” Af iii” i‘°'“°

...The death took P1802 Tllesfiuy BY-

the late John McFarlane. He leaves of mourn a sister. Maggie and two

late residence at 2 o'cl0Cl< t0<1f\Y V0 tu

...The Prince Edward Island unitcdl Baptist Conference, in l'¢gll1¢1!‘ Sci* of

nln,n_ assembled at Mougaguu lust; lm, ndel_'ntn'0n"m0t0_r venl_;l_“_ `,,_.l Holy (loln ll &_m_ Mattlné -anim: of much wider experience. The_role at thc request of the New I3rimsw_ick_tionn1 work and to the promotion of evening, passed the folio-wing resolu~ lm-ge hall WM, crowded und lflfreut idvensong, Georgetown. Murcli 21st or Pauline' the iimdinir w°.maii wr” Legirinture iiimseii “ii uct' iir°iirbiii“i4.i°"°ry iirioii °’i'ii‘°~ iii iiie iii°"ii1U‘iiSf

` reset was manifested i th b t Litafny and Holy Com. 10.30 a.m. fissumefi by Miss.Bemic° viiruaceriid .the imimriiitioii Oi iiiiiirir mt” °r’“iii"`Ci'iir°ii» Ui “’i'i'3‘i1 he “T15 i0UI>’ lm Mi

vote was c______ed_ lm__nan__c u__llej;_ca; _ Cl___n_y Valley_ Evennong at George* in hci_‘_1n_terp(iletni_lon oftthe challaciler ie.=:_anli__t_ownsTl]n_w_l1ich llbe Scolttacl turn und consistent mulul,u,~_ hlu luuu

licence or tax upon a liuuor agent jority decided that motors b‘ all - WWII ii P-m~ March 23'1i1» 3 Rm-‘H0ly| was imp are ii' wma ic “wig iimd mm 0 fe , re me . erm vef ii ‘“"'ii' D9 fircatly felt, as vtcll .ia in

to mu lu the provluue uuilel. Eg; Com., ll u,m. Mnttins, 7 lJ.m. Even-'iioiiier winch. .comrriird f“ii“irai.ii’“'tthe Elly" Irhlnd Pr0.vmcml 'lemperr very riiiiiire iii ii-“"i"i ""'tiViiy iii iiie

ness in this Province. therefore re- tain restrictions. song. Souris. Rev. P. J. Hogan, ‘iiiiiii M'fiiiriii‘iii`“_ .iii”`i°ri°iii ai'iiii'y "°°.A liiliiceilei iirieiiil request iii” urrllulllllfi' ill Whlcn llc lived.

____ Hector. twoiiiii Wi" 9-lJPi_1i“»‘-C lll lilly Colllllllllllty Pr0Viii° ii iegis ii _'ire Oi his _Province His political career ltcgun with the

n lllond l t _ L. l John Wallace impersionated the Sou-10 IJ_H§S BI"0H01lltlOn I`Bqll€Bl-lllg the

_ _ ay as ii mee ing o the l G_ tl _ dl ll D (_, t t t l _ _ _

abliorrence cf legalizing the liquor truf officials of the York Circuit of the . -The special gospel services which tliifml li‘ii emu" ir' _ii rre,lil_“ i 0 iirifi i;i_;i;:_i;;;i 0vf_i;,Tliii°iil_Ol_l9 nfiiiilf iliici is seeking hc was chosen along with

tion: Whereas a bill is now before tc our legislature which provides for a A

resident or non-resident, doing busi- ed

solved that we record o\u‘ strongest] protest against the said bill and our 0

fig in any form; and would respect- Methodist Church was held' at Union . were being held in the Central Street ‘ii°”i iei. ii'aiinei" Pr rr U ,'i""_miii“i iii ‘ _ urs ll ii tl” l i_’ ,iiiir hc lute lion. George Simpson usttnv

r Stover htm received permission town ivho is going to t k __ H0"

THURSDAY _$311 the Department at Ottawa to ing course in ailfontrealahdsirltallram The outward cargo bv the steamer rliliilsit

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_Jog Noonan, Albany, sold to at about a hrlf mile south of the sm- Excelsior Institute, York held tbei intgmwilyl irrircrllhtleeirsvrrf girl; hlzzltis miixrilli or

Bgdeque farmer, a. few days ago an tion, and intends starting for there! annual supper on Wednesday 24th three cars way freight The inward are

B- 1 a number of visitors from othermiitiehr gigtasoxigylirgigixe car "our and it ii

'“" Ti" Wiirmesi registered yesterdayi “ODS were Present. among them be- “'ii°

iW°“fY iilrife degrees and the lug Pro! Ross of the Department of Thomas Stretch aoii of W ri

celebrated his eighty fourth birthday coldest eighteen degrees at; ning lash Agriculture Needless to say, e Stretch, Long creek, has bought *M

A large number Ol his blends called lsht The highest registered the pre Sveechu ln senerul were edilylna ana nanioi McNei1is nity noie farm as de”

us night was empty four degl-ees instructive The Institution held a that place for $1550 Mr Stretch re- side the lowest twenty r"°¢f1r\lZ on Satuifday evening when ccntly returned home after spendln 'wed

.__ the following Rggolutloh was hdul,t_ several yearn ln lne Northwest g 70 years of nge and always lived ei usual roliusti heath lust week ;`ii

preach lu the Methodist Cburcbi atl The funeral of the late Deuulu Mul._ d Resolved that the members oil M lone When discovered deceased held when aftera visit io his home i_e

nwall morning and evening on no/ghan, who diied in Boston Feb, 23 Excels or Institute, York, heartily The Mullnn farm at ,,m___G (.____e iii, hatoliet itil his hand and hesideliiiiilriilinptoii he suffered from a rolll. H. 'ir

from injuries gugtalhed hy lulllug upprovc of the Act of tba Govo-i-h.'wan sold tlllu week lo Mn Gardiner ,was some kindling wood. The `tio.ly continued to uttcnd to his legislutivi __ _ BORN.

lu gba gfternoon of the samie day. /from a tree, the day previous, wlll_ ment in passing the Automobile Act up Cape Traverse for $4 500' In and; was quite cold which showed that iv. ldutlen until the close of the aut.-'ion ;AM_ ' _ "" _

mlm place from lllu lntllertn l.esl,len_l in year 1908, and we would. ask them, to the sale ol the _ann tnere was lwas dead for some time. The re-[After returning to his rooms at Mr I 1909, to Lincoln and Mi-5, Gan;-mol,

Doua.gb_ Lui; 35| F,-luuy m0l~ulng_ not to repeal it asit would be against large sale ol stuck und lm l ln ta mains were taken to Alherton wh_crolWorth’s, where hc made his hoiut '

met this lumentable fate

ing sailed in schooners from Glou er and Boston He was 38 years age and was married When the patch appeared in thi. Island pre-i. was not Just known who it was but ow transpiree that it is the above

nttiicw (alilll a respected resi-

t of Kildare was found dead be

the kitchen stove ut his home on

nesday morning I-le was about the afternoon lie liuti not been in hr

Ul~ SDA

THE LATF HON MATTIIEW

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The entire community was shocked

to learn yesterday morning of the ser iuni- illness of Hon Mattheii Smith Speaker of the Legislature Assembly f Iloiieil within e. few hours by tht neue. of his dcxnlse at 2 -io o clock ii

siii1'i'H srahxsa “Lil”

tier are suddenly paralysed by the ro-

E a i I ° r I a I moval of its honored official bond, by,

{ he community of which he wal so

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thy, active and useful a. mmnbelu the Church of which be was a pil-

r. und in all the organisations for c ndvunceinent. and uplifting ol our

w men to which be lent a ated support His removal is painful

y sudden and startlhig Ho was yet niy in the maturer prime of life al- ays active and in what seemed to ea sphere of widening usefulneag U1 he IH 50112, as we believe and rust, where there is other and nobler ork to do Dying without regret but cgretted by so many and closing a

spent life with good hope for the beyond what better ending can

e ne to life on earth than this 7' __

lVi()\`-At Kensington. Feb 28, son.

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_There was ll lnr 6 all nd lelii S the funeral takes place this morningiwhile in town, he became worse, ant ¢Ui)f.il<.llSON - At Vernon River

lers.-Exam.

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9 President-Rev H E Thomas

court house. Mr. Jank ns prosecuted! - A _ ~ ' ' ` . .` Wim Pfesifieir *lil U10 illrii lllvriiflli 01 mid. M,-_ Meuish ueleudelh wltll tuelrlnviisisissideri ror Queer' 5 C0'-J' the House now lies cold in death lie usual energy muah to the elligcafiuu ' . _ Z ` . . _ fore the brief week-end ailjonrinneni of the audience, who frequently ap.`M:lj§i;nPr°Bid`iii i°r Kings C°"`wiri° of that body is over. To the shocked plauded. No decision was given as -. _I .- - __ ornmunity, to those with whom ht both suits were aitljourned one week_'WQ/ell? lremdent for Prince C0' E' S' WHS S0 Ci0=l3iY Hfrsvcilltefi in iliii iliifl _ The lecture and entertainment at Secy'_Tle8s___A D Fraser public duties, and especially to time ,Miitfm 0" Wediieriiiiy 'iviiiiirig ii’ aid Executive-Hon. John Agnew, . . _ _Of St. Tb0lIl&S Church, passed- off _ll Mntlllesoln _l_ A_ Bl_llnu_ _l_ _ ing out oflifc seems .un ulmost in

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in the loving family circle, his pin.

credible, a. startling und terrible hc rcavement.

g e ance 0 “yr from the home of I-I. J. Cahill. Doctors Warburton and (Tarruther Bridge on Feb. 27th to Dr. and

_ were called in, and he was found to bi I Mrs. Rodgerson, 8 daughter.

All the Clty liollce Conn yesterday The Temperan.u Alliance met in suffering from congestion of the PHOMPSON-At 308 Commonwealth morning three prohibition cases came Y' M' C’ A' Hiiii' Uiia‘ri°tirr°wii’ iiiiigii' _ _ ’i""~- iiiiiriuiii 0" the 2791 \1if~. £0 up lol. llenl.lng_ The cane ol P_ S_ yesterday afternoon. In the absencel 'iua_ontset ofllis mnlaily wiis rapid Dr. ' _ _ '. . . amp , Brown (second Duenc,,)was aldjonl_n_lld of the president, Rev. D_r. A. ami did not yield _to trcutnient, Un Miss Minnie Macdonald, Dundas, a uhtll the ulxth at ten a_n.l_ tlalw cases Burke. -r._ K- ROSS. first \'l0€ PrU51',Sun<lay Mrs. Smith wus suiiimoned __d_ui_iglltcr._____ ___ ' it I c e were cismissed, A. A. »- .0 °9~"l9~ -15 "1" Wa Sl Mm ' Leah_yK_ Q_ appeal-ellqol. each of Ylllre “EH fr0lIl Bimost flii Dari-5 Oi the Pro' the kindcst und most sympathetic defendantg lyirice- _ _ _ care could' do to prolong his valued

-.._,... | The ii°rl‘1iiiiiitiii?~' _ C°miriii7_ii"~' recom' life proved unuviiiling. The disease,

Tha prohibition Cases at Murray iiifiiiielilfl ii iogfiwiiig ltr’ ir; the _°i_ii°` which of late has been unusually pra- lliver Wednesday night uttrhctell- u, iiiri_° ri A iiiiire or r ii eiiriiiiig valent and fatal in town nntl country, large number of spectators to tb year' . made swift progress, and the Speaker

unil Mri. P H Th son nee

MARRIED.

i.n.l.i,-nowA'l"l‘- Au the Ernpregg

Hotel, Summerside, Feb. 27th, by ic.-v. il. Johnson, Russel Bell to Miss Atleluidc Howatt, both d ('upi- Truvcrse.

`l‘llI’l.i.\'-WUODSIDE- At the Pax- souzigc, Summerside, Feb. 24th, by licv. H. Johnson, Willis/m Tuplin of Indian Iiiver to Miss Minnie Wood- side of lilalpcquc.

iVALKEI{~--I’AltSONS- At the Par-

sonage, Summersfde, Feb. 24th, by licv. H. Johnson, .fumes A. Walker of Kelvin (li-tive to Miss Jemima Parsons of Millvale. "

\lcKl<1NZIli]--l.ef’AGl1`r- On Feb. 24th, 1909, at the residence of the `tiride’s parents, by the Rev. John Stirling, Bessie V. McKenzie to Elisha C.Le. Pa,-,-e. both of North Rustico. i1‘JA'.\lAN--I3liUWN~ By the Rev. W. I. flrecn, ou Fel.. 25th, 1909 at the }3ritle's homo in 'Hunter River, Emily E. Brown to John` E. Sea- mnn both of the some place.

Canihritlfc, Mass, Feb. 2$th, 1909, by lfcv. Henry Holway, Mies I’hcielic M. Livingston, formerly of Charlottetown, daughter of Dun- can l.i\‘in£!ston, to William Illack- mriii, of Uumliridge, Mass.

of tho bride, 483 Bosser Ave., Win- nipeg, Fel/_ Zfltli, 1900, by licv. Dr. Wilson' Hurry Morrill Blckford of Wolfcforri, New Hampshire to Bessie Gracr, daughter of James R. :intl filrs. Scott, lata of Dunstaff- nugc.

DIED.

general election of 1900 when without l\ltttiN_`l~1\' -lu this city, March 2nd,

lxuir _\l.c(‘ourt, widow of the late .liilin Mooney, aged .37 years.

full ur c upon Premier Haszard to Road. The meeting was largely at- Christian Church, Slummerside, dur- “ii iiiimiriihiii iafiiiiir' ijiioiiiiii ii* iiiip pililg’ sm ini; ‘ir miiiinr ng 0. in Dxi' fthe Liucrul stiintlardbcnrcrs for i\itiUNE\'~In the city March 2, Kat.:

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withdraw the said bill; and upon our .le representatives in the house, to dis- ed favor such legislation. Signed on be i half of Baptist Conference by E. A

lie

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The first annual meeting of the

Prince Edivulfd Island Poultry Asnio-,H, ciation was held Tuesday eve/nilng.1E The election of officers rctuiltetl as_ T follows:-Hon. Pres. l.icut. Gov. Mc-.A

John Richards. Pres. J. W. Hyun.

City. Vice»Pres. Prince, v_Revl)Dr. yenls ln tllll, city wltll nel, grnlnll

died and 80011' reports were receiv- I ing the D`ast_three weeks, by Rev. J. i iiinrity .va_:i'iil_lt.ii'“ laik?" g‘.i.t_ i;li."_i liunm S2 tug, .uglligrg l,i;tl(l).lt;l evggllglfsce ai; tile First- D1-`PU`lCf2 of Queens. He wus from all parts of the circuit; An _ A. McLeod of New Glasgow, 'came to iiriiny ‘iii R: 'eil' . i5§B"'li’ii i"t “rl ‘hint gl llnnolrsi shall be lanelell rignpasily elected, and was rc~clectetl in nvitation to remain another year ai close on Monday evening last. Be-1 i’iiiir iiiihl _irii liriieh r ei' ei' ere' the ontsllle naclm L_ and nhl en S t1904 and 1908. l.as1; year, on thu rc- W as given Rev. E. Bell. Friends atlfure the service closed that evcnininliliol-Ong y _nto he C aructers us____m_ such ig pr a construction ofthe Atlministrutiou, 1909. Wultloll. sffvfll lll0llillS Old

. i nd c usel much amusement b _ .

McPhee, seeth i IUn_iSon)__~l_t_li__iirl?l0_;;_li_lnrtu1inetl the mem lnhxinp_;sto€_l_lRi;\;lngrl;a3;t_lnBellr0i;inli_;>- :neg s_pii:_______‘l r__cr__nl__ntl0ns_ Alv_l_y_ lu_ Resolved than the tllnnks of the he was called to the laxccutivc Conn

-@ 'u 'Vi.r Mcbrod an atldressinccmi an iiiiiiiiiiiiinr i"iperS°iiati°n ni Tiiiiy' Alliance he tendeled the Local Govrilt. islatnr ' l l

I i - ~ '» »- I D - . - - wg ‘ e was unanimous y e evated

. _ . _ th, 1 h _ iff' 1 _ ernment for complying with the - . .

The death occurred in Somerville led by u purse containing a substuii- i i rig' yi Ti: aliiléiliiiixli lie( Eiuic uncut ol the Alllnnue ln not rea lx fu f-he ?=P0l1i¢0rSi1lD Of Ulllt \l0liY In

ospitnl Mass. on Feb. 17th last of tial sum of money, all U. “iight fvken “Sr an u so r re.” i ii; eii iim,"e` . _ _ PPO ' the House-, us in those p siti n. i f lrmlu 2\'tht0n, ytlmighter of the lata from the congrckriliioii iiir iiis "Cell |ment to the nu<licn_ce. The iuusici_i~l mln thll \_/e_ndor for Prince County._ lnlgnen honor and r_______pD__";l_lll?ty`t nie S . . . .. . . . _ . _

Qll€eU'S. HSUTY i’i"'W*1rii- York' Vi°°'i will be remembered by many friends. ccndiucted by Rev. Wm. Thompson of Patrioiic Giioriis iiy ii iiiimirr iii iiiii' iiereiiy request iii” i‘°°“i G°i’er“mei1t

Pres. King's, Richard Murphy, Mur-|

____ _Tryon assisted by llel, Wm lvlclleoll ics and gentlemen was well renderefllto accord to the request of the Kings

ray H. S., Sec.-Treas. I-I. E. M“ille1_',| ll-l t- l ull t M _ I ll Hnm ll n_ Ml._ »lil.l0ulps0n`t0ok for r_nd vvas n commendable feature of'(ln_unty Alliance eo increase the sal- City. Supt. Geo. Lightizer,_ Audi- Ml.l,_ inliallliunglyilguihlgégillltv ofrslillrsli t tp 0 lt- rl "Bell lll I ll the program The comic dialogue hyiaries oi the Kirigts Connly luSueh_

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tor, R V Longworth City Dilrectois m

Lightizer, City; L. H. D- l*i0Gt€'r. nault is aged 84 years, and his wife- Marshfleld and W. A. Miller, York. 82

IS el' COT. ~.)‘i) 0 S €W_ ' _ , _

rride. wiii eoioiirara the siiieieih an- you n mystery." Upward of two hun-liiir' “ii Miss Kiiiiii “iii iieiiriiii' iii" io” “°°°'""'“g ‘U iii” basis Of “hs

Chill; R_ V, L0-ngwm-th, ~ . ~ » .d ll ll l ll d ull up _ plautled. Tho s'Lep-dune ng_also by

§;ii;gewhii1n~nh(.mh. E. Dewar, George fgziirglrriihe greggiitr ai/i!r.mAr;I;f gvlifiohsifieiiirienotggroresiogizheihifh i1»°0 Mrlnrvre and Auriir 0 Bm" “rd

,_ Smith was ll valued memtheq-_ Theitllu SW0I'd'<ll1llC€ hy ill-U2 Henry' MC-_the opinion that the Prohibition Act

years. Both are natives of Mlount Services at the grave were conducted' "iryre were r“ii"i'i"iiiy iiiiciireii aiiii "1 Ki|1Z'B COUHW ll/Ollld be much

other counties.

(5) Resolved that the Alliance is of

Further details will appear comer- Garnier, Loi is, and were married an by Mr. Thompson who ls also of the ii” °"°“"‘“ °i°*'°‘i “iiiii .ii “ie °i more rflecflvelv enforced if the stipen-

|_-°w_ _ lEgniont Bay by the lata Father Poir. Order and were most solemn and in-; Pies and Biiisiieisi ir0i“ Wiiicii 81 19-rge diary magistrate resided in a central

' e

Her many friends will regret to Prince County. The two octogenar-

lefarn of the death of Mrs. Jas. F. iann have many children and grand-

Curtis of this City, which sud event ch

ildren and other relatives who will

took plage git; hor home at twelve unite with them in. celebration oil the thlrt .m. esterday. The deceased happy and' notable day. ,

Y P Y

lady was the eldest dau-glrter oi' tlicl late John Mntch, Lot 48, and wasl

sixty eight years of alle. C0m'i“g SU A

soon after the death of bcr hilsbullfbl and ai'|er an illness of only a few days, her diemisc will lic thc more,

Wise Mothcr’s Story

lfwlly fel* bl' iw' ""i“'i"°i‘ “”‘itci all mothers and daughter

friends. She leaves 'to mourn tlircc

sons, John w. in san rriineiseri. wmsend carefully and profit by it i

M. in Bosimn and Charles at hoiu_o_ also gm; daughter, Mrs. Fred l.\.l Prowse, Boston, who arrived shortly before her mother's clcaltli, also four ii- brothers and two sisters. 'I‘u tliell bereaved family and relatives The of

Guardian extends its deepest sym- "_‘_ Dllthy. C

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"l am convinced,” writes Mrs. A.i Hopcforil from St. John, "that ninlority of young girlit who die` consumption do so because their others neglected their hcultli at the itlcal time when curefulneits insures gor and sound health. If a girl’s

There departed this life at Hump- ihcalth is neglected from her elevanclii

. _ . , ft - tto

ton' at one 0 clock ycrteldwy tu-fipire weak and she bccomes n. ready victimi

noon, Robert lnce, aged seven Y _ years. Mr. Inca, who was one of_0l

I-iumpton's most respected' reslilents, Cu

mni-rieo uiimtieni Hardy uf 1-110° 'F York in eighteen sixty-iivc,_ rind _-‘il leaves to mourn, 'beside two oroth- fl erin, John of Boston, Mass., _ and h Thomas oi Hampton und one sister, li Mrs. F. Ferguson of Hampton, four ll' sons, Joseph and. Hammond of Uflllfiliii Nome, Alaska, Walter of DcSablc, ln and Fred at home, also one daughter Ir Mrs. Albert Sturdy of Bouton Mass. Deceased taught school at Ha-'rn‘P¢0“ ii and was also n director of thc Hmrllp- li ton cheese factory and clerk of Hump- li ton Lime Co., for a number of Yerlrs' ti' he was also clerk of the Cominlit- ll sioner's court for some ten Y0l\"S~ i“.i 1879 lie was appointed clerk of the ll County Court which position he liciil W till his death. During Mr. lnce’s life- i time he took n. promincnt lmrt ir' iii" 'C work of the community, llrulli' "lr,-“ holding evcryililng intluiitriiil rducu~ lil tional and beneficial and was liiiiiiliy 'ill thought of by those with whom hell

sixteenth year her body will bc

typhoid, anaemia, and in ninnyi ses consumption itsclf. In licr six-li cnth year my yoiingest iia~i,:uter'

ioivcd signs of fnfling sti‘ength.Some

s optic troubles* developed, her

Y P ‘ cart became weak and pulpitutiuni weiglitoned her dreadfully. Shc was: regular ifn the important ltr(-ily

nctions and rapid loss in at wcightl

ntl a ruddy complexilon pointed to a_ apfd decline.

She disliked making her troubles

miwn to our doctor, a feeling I felt

slioultl respect. ullll S0 bi' £000' rtunc I was lcd to nsc' Fcrrozone

'ith must gratifying results. MY eighhoi' ncxt door, Mrs. Woods. hall, iiund Ferrozonc so l§00‘i in nervous" ess that she persuaded me that it mild' restore i°`lossie's he-filth. “mi rom the time the second box. was ommonced hor improvement was con- tung, Sho is now a hilt. SU`0“lZ fri, rudily and plump, able to studyl

ini and to take her sharc of house-

iultl dutici-t. I nm an earned; advoc-i tc of Ferroznne. We alll use it l10Wi

had occasion to mingle. Dnrlniz Mr~ “__ ___ tonlc ____ ll ls cemllnly wUman.n_

Ince’s illness he was fr6\l“"iiiY Visir' ‘ii

i i."

ed by Revs. Messrs McLeod and be_i;l_fr;__cnl______ sen ___en_Mo_____ nn cm_m_

Tliomns. who speak most highly’ °i bln sterling character and all that lit-.rtnltns to his splrltiml wr-ifurn. 1'

li.-_r box or six boxes for $2.602 l’r"‘» ure n suutily f""i"Y~ l

r, who was then the only priggg in spirlng. The pall-bearers were Dr.‘S“m WHS i'§8iiZ°‘i- The E005 °r.‘i°i' location in- that County.

(6). Resolved that the Alliance do

som Westley Myers Donald Sullldfllg the Crowdcd Condlffliih Oi fi’ endorse the request of the King's

Houston Cryuu Clughy George New. which prevailed throughout, notwith-

McL:=.an, Robert Reid, Charles iiiiiiiiiiigi Wai' 5 rriiiiiie to the °hiir`l W

County Alliance for the appointment

right and w. H. aninan. Brit’-r Of the ,““‘ii°“°°- iieni- i’““i’“r.oi sarnnai M. Martin oi heather.-iaio

Tha floral tributes were very beauti- presided i° the Siiiiiiiii°ri°ii °i 'iii' .ina prosecutor for southern Kiug'5_

ful and included a wreath from the Provincial Legislature, ar harp from

Lieutenant Governor McKinnon, ti. |_._»..»-_»¢_.@._.__-»».», ii ll

crescent from Premier I-Iaszard, star from H. J. and Mrs. Worth and a cross from E. R. and Mrs. Brow.

About eighty guests assembled on

Wednesday evening at: the residence of Mrs. Donald McLean, Argyle Shore, to witness one of the grandest wed- dings ever seen in' that section of the Province, when Wm. Ambrose Seller, son of Wm. Seller, proprietor of the Morrell I-Iotel, Charlottetown, was united in the Holy Bonds of Matri- mony to Miss Gracie Melinda Camp- bell, one of the fairest daughters of Argyle Shore. Fred W. And-rew per- formed the duticii of groomsmen and. Miss Bertha Campbell, was brides- miiid. Miss Annie M. McLean played the Wedding March.. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Jus. Mc- Dougall of the Church of Scotland anti after the ceremony the guests were entertained by an excellent pro- gram of solos, quartetts, choruses' anti instrumental music. Miss Annie McLean and Mrs. J. T. Ferguson per- formed excellent music on the piano, after which the guests assembled in the large dining room and pirrttook of i the good things prepared in Mrs. Mc- Lonn’s usual style. An excellent ad- dress was glvcn by Wm. Gibson on mutriniony also by Wm. McQuarrie und Peter Brodie, and- all were listen- ed to with interest especially by the young men who had not as yet taken unto themselves n' wife. A large ta.- hlc filled with beautiful and valuable presents also several pieces of useful furniture, spoke of the popularity of the bride and groom. About fifty of the young men of the surrounding country, came on horseback sind sur- rounded the house. They were dressed in varlo'us fancy costumes and de- manded to see the bride and groom. The request was granted and the vis- itorn liberally treated to reflxhmentq

_fibcz A '_»‘~t»~»;:l:i

i opinion among medical men as well I as laboratory workers that ihe break- | fee! cocoa manufactured by Waller ll

u iaatniiiirhefiivso. MICIESTEI, MSS,

HIGHEST IN HONORS

t Baker’s Cocoa

_ 1._,'-J' i-uouasr .t f _ AWARDS it t ill* IN

1, l-‘lijii EUROPE

!_'_ AND _ _AN AMERICA ‘

.'fii‘i'.°.r.i it _

A medical wriler says-“The use of a fhoroughll refia lepreparetion of cocoa shou cl he universally en- couraged, nncl it is the consensus of

Bnkerdc Co. Ltd., not only rnccts

the indications, but nccomflishen l i even more than is claimed or ii. 3

Waller Bil|ler& C0., ltd. Q

which were thoroughly llljoyeil. _

ii ll li. Peter ltroot, Mantra! _

3€331fd

the place of Henry Campbell.

EVENING SESSION.

Mr. McLeod moved' that a strong

committee lie appointed to confer with the Government in reference to the matters to bc laid before thetm. Seconded by J. K. Ross, and carr'ietl'.

licsolvcd tliut this Alliance askl the

Local Government to pass some ad- vanced legislation that will prevent the taking of orders for liquors with- in this provi'ncc. Moved by Rev. G. R. White, seconded by J. A. Lawson, put and carried unanimously.

Moved by Mr. Tarbush, seconded by J. M. Clark, that this provincial cmperance alliance express its sincere orrow for the irreparable loss ir, as sustained in the loss of our wor- thy hrothers, Hon. Matthew Smith, and David Small, and that we extend our tendercst sympathy to their be- reaved rclations. Carried.

Movcd by J. A. Lawson and sec-

nndcil by Mr. McLeod and carried that this alliance express its appre- 'fiation of Rev. R. G. Sinclair effort to promote the cause of bemperance by the issue ofa monthly periodical devoted exclusively to that purporitli and that they use their best efforts to promote its circulation.

Meeting adjourned to meet at tcn

o’clock today.

____ DIED. ` Grants-Ai orweii on siiritiay, F71..

28, 1909, Neil M. Gillis.

01.] VER-At Crapaud March ist 1909, Mrs. Maragret E. Oliver, aged 92. BOVYEF.'- At Covehead March Bud,

Mrs. Eliza Bovyer ntged seventy five years.

O’(‘.0NN()R-Suddenly, on Feb. 28th,

Mrs. .frames 0'-(‘.onnr.r, aged 55 years.

Mcl(ENNA-At Ncwtow-n, Thiirsday,

February 25th, Mrs. Peter McKenna aired bo yenria.

MrLEOD-At Riverdale, Wednesday,

March 3rd, Cassie, daughter nf .l,

J. Mciicnd. aged I6 years.

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(4) Resolved that this Alliance doi

liam Lea

i\lr'(`t>urt, willow of the late Jo'hn, Mooney, aged' fifty seven years. ()l)l)SlDI‘J-At Clinton on March 1,

son of Leslie and Mrs. Woodside.

cil, and at the current session of the <‘lllt'l‘li~l--lcntt-red into rest at Char-

llc House as n man of calm and sound judgment, whose counsel was ought for brief term as Speaker he fully sus- ained the character for fairness and

and valued. During hislir

lottctowii, Mnrrli ii, 1009, Mary Anii Curtis. willow of the late James F. Curtis, of i-l. lil, (`ui~'toms, in the tiltth your if licr nge.

hit’ Atlliton of this (itv Mini, nt work during these meetings lE;i_f_i’ll;i_§ttixérsiilvilrlliillilfggili ga; ririiliflt tllni l.,.xe;;'nlTlevde tgiliii' l§li`r“;gll_il'1i';_8cey°c[;r pursued u faithful public course H -‘\SHT0N'"f‘\i1 U10 S0m€1'Vii19 H03Pl'

. . _ i M .F ,. -_ , _ . . ' ‘ . . . - i .

Kinnon. Second Hun. Pres. Hoii.._HenSil)_;il_ “l_;l'fin_i;',lifilr__i'n;ietilii?__r’(,ltyirS £33- The fnnennl Ol the lute l_lon_ Mau lcian of recognizeil taste and ability, deuvur_ to have some provision for €lL;?dt(§0llll,§lileulfl;`Sh;si`Ela:.§nf.LZ_;;ti$_il€,[é

ur'-‘f' Of Halifax. resided for some tllcw Smith. Hampton. *Uri* Pi"°°i`}'hii1e me viogi-iigsrliih nvivxkir' .tilrife iiiilipeciflori :if muon som Uyirlui was reiiariiatiiivihis nsaoeintuiiii »

_ , . - ye eerda aft rnoon a/nd was very`: ‘ ° rirys “iii e ' _ ii n ii i en °rr". ~ ~

Gauthier, Palmers Road. ice- res.-l-ntllel. ,thc late _lonn Stnnllnk and lnlrgely, _xttenllglu The Sewlces wcrelau exceptionally pleasing manner, A

tml. Somerville, Mass.,F‘ebruary lith, 1909, Ethel B., beloved daugh- ter of Emma amd the late T. W. Ashton aged 25 years.

AST TROTTERS AT PINETPE.

l’INE'I"l‘E, March 3.-Quite a lifge

mparftinlity which had led to his ele- utiun to that high office, as was

hcerfuliy attested from time to time ti

b tl Il" i th..ii . un 0 I sl Lb O plwcrc at ii tliitudvantage. Great in-

crcst was tukon in the two-year olde. It is doubtful if more promising colts ever started in a race in this pmt ol

y members onse.

The late arah lien,

Mr. Smith married Miss! daughter of the late Wil-

of Tryon, who with

three sons and five daugh- ters are

now called to mourn

n irreparable loss. The sons :irc Wil- am, in California, Edward and ta-wart in the Eastern Stntrs, Mrs.

J. ll. l\Icl<`uI‘1uncof Dc Sable, Mrs. iiacklffic now ahronil, Clauil, Ilelcn

nil Edna :it

home. The deepest sym-

uthies of a

very wide circle, in which

The Guardian most sincerely joins, will go out of sorrow mul .icroiivt-ment. They will

to them in this durk lionr

e consoletl in part hy the niemories fu most faithful and affectionate

usband and futher, uy th! worthy xample he set, by the goo hc hurl

cconiplishetl in his u.-teful life. by the

wide. circle to which his friendship ex-

nded, and n which on ill be held. i The death of Hon. Muttlirw Smith a public loss. It will be- severely

by the honor and respect every side his memory

crowd' gathered oni the i-ce on- Piriette [R

is horse races. The ice being :. lit-

iver on Saturday last to witness

c hcnvy soma of the lighter horses

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'the country. The contest between the three youngsters was very keen and very close ut: the finish.

l Below is tho summary:

FREE FOR ALL.

, Olivo Green, owned and driven

by Michael Lyons 1 l 1

, Bcllc Pnrkwood, owned and

driven by Wm. McKenzie 2 5 2

3, Parker lil. driven by McCabe

owner Neil McDonald 5 2 5 Parkcept owned and driven by llritik McKenzie 4 3 3

li, lllackbirtl owned and driven

by .\lcl.cllun 3 4 4

2 YEAR OLD RACE.

li'

t1,

Stranger (.\fcCabe) owned by John Rooney 1 1

2, Lady Garfield owned and driven

by Alex Rolls 2 2 Ariori owned and driven by Austin' McMillan 3 3

'£1011

_ANQDYNE _

LI I ME _

.s'eb’/91",'/Veazzjf/00}5v1:y

The great National Family Doctor. Gets right at the source

of the trouble-reduces all iuli.1rt_im:ition. eases pain and effects a speedy cure. Can be ri-lied upon in nll emergencies. Keep a bottle

,-’ handy in case of zitsriifenis. cuts, burns, scaldi, hruires, sprains, lame hack, stiff joints. tnu<ru|:|r rlieumatism, swellings, face ache headache, e:im<-lie. frost l»iie<. cliilhlaim. cha|\-.nr any other external pain orinflaniinztliou. liirrv drop means relief-just follow direc-

tion 1. Sold everytvlierc.

. 25 cents l bollle-3 llmel ln much for 60 null.

1. s. Johnson si co. aosron. irnaaf

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