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Thlo column lo opon for tho dloouoolon by vwrroopondonto . of quootlono of lntonof. Tno Charlottetown fiuordlon dooo not nodcooorlly ‘ondoroo tho opiniono of corroopondonto.

TEMPERA-MOE

Min-I want to compliment you °n your leading anvicle of Monday liwt- That's the ‘kflld or reading ""11 W1‘ yous: people need. I do wish that our ministers‘ would dwell more Lhani they do on the “llllw °l.-l°111l16mnce,and ine dulty °f seibcoutrol, particularly in the use,‘ of stimulants and intoxiesnts. ll W“ P9180115 ‘would but keep in check their appetites ‘for strong

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it had °°5l £8°° Bfetling. The mace, we were told, though model- led after the war-club of the middle ages, is the symbol of the power and prerogatives of Parlaiment. It is related to the sceptre of kings, and even to that of Jove himself, and by which he some- times swore a tremendous oath inyioiate to gods. “The functions of

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50 many eventful passages in English history, and which was never yet insulted with impunity, but when liberty received a wound."

is it for?" was asked.

We did not than know, what we all know now so well, that with-‘ out the mace there can be‘ no real Parliament, and that it is so sacrcdly inseparable from Mr.. Speaker, that to pass between him and it during a sitting would be parliamcntarysacrilege. Iiortun- iltely noman has yet ever ventured to do so, and the fates only know what would happen if one did. 0-‘ . ‘ Oh the first day of the opening, after retnrnlig from the Senate, whither it seemed they had been called in vain, came the‘ election of thc Speaker. ‘This formality as carried out was then a novelty to the men from the cast. The members were in their allotted places, Ministers and Opposition leaders confronting each other and the Clerk, W. ll. Lindsay, at the table. Sir john Mac-i doiiald arose, the first to speak in the new Parliament he had done} so much to create. lie addressed the Clerk, who arose and silcnu! ly pointed his finger at Sir john. The latter, in a few compliment-f ary words, nominated Hon. jamcs Cockburn, of Northumberlanrl, as Speaker. When he was seated Hon. George E. Cartier arose.

remaining standing and pointing, while Mr, Cartier, speaking iii French, briefly seconded the nomination. It seemed there was to be no other nomination, and the Clerk was about to declare Mr.

briskly out into the open space before theirdesks to escort the Speaker clect to his throne, when suddenly a voice from the back

p \_ __ fills; #1116116 aithprl flgiuingsmt-here would

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W 0f Mloqetwn’ as their representative for ma...» 1...... of enyinlfii, ‘E3533,

1; :__ . . Mel .. .. mlédmlgil‘ l"? ‘would not be

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" P711106 Edw rd pzqigfoalilifi self-control ‘in i_ eiiii

. T z. I r, i .‘ ,~ \ _ ‘mom w ‘ ‘ipliligh the present m.

.‘ ‘ ' ' t , T 3111. Sh‘, etc, ‘ Mr. Mobrcis well k ownto the Trade and will " W1 lei-Misse- , . , n’ . I _ ' _ _ endeavouy, ‘h; keep, u; close touch with all Forge“ H m . T‘ . I , a Iv Eddy customers on the Island. ~, of Mm. _ » t p‘ l p ’ - ‘n. .. . m ‘ ' - - v ‘ (By British United Preach . H .

All enquiri ‘directed to Mr. Moore will i-e- mflrjllj," my gl-ggzfhuimilgtgxf;

~ ‘i. . - . 11111111 in Germany history is en -

‘ ‘Zeive 430111160115 alitentloll.’ 111K the attention of a. special fgi-ncgta

‘ ' . _ aasfliiillxepgllyles iatnitlh reveinue authori-

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ln Germany,

wit consists in the forging, on an

; ,_ tgllllmlll 511MB. of the stamps, or

- ' ‘ll 1 118 of boner. with which packets

-. Elbqlissrettes and other articles ,__,_ Jfict m Lari“ are sold: 55 a

p 4 ‘ _ _ _ p v ___ .11 ruling Illlaenguty pas been paid. P"'"""" ‘. » oiimniuinvaimon aznvicss. c S, . been m .1 t B 7h ° “mes” “l” lllllllllll Gllaldlan“ 'with".ii.;"ii.§“:ii“.f.°:.§is: »‘$‘.‘.s...§?.‘"..“l‘.i1§‘f‘.‘.::....1: ‘it. Ssizaeimigil"elaiiiiiinbllhiil

' _- _ ~ _ gANKs y 0 owners of cigar-

MEET DEAQON DUBBs ‘a; lows. Véalnlpn Rig/egg. 10.31%“... pa.‘ lllilfliingactories or their agents. in i a River Hall May 11th and Chill" ‘l ‘l1’ ‘l l’ ' Bank Nova ‘Scotia "g “m” 2° 11e°11l° m '16- C y e 3M9 St. Andrews, Orwell, at 7 p. m. l 1 - ~ - - . . - . .. 320 tained in connection with the plot.

12th.

AUiCT-ION sALiz of stock. 9191.1 and implements at dtobert Stead i1. Whentley River on Wednesday. May on at 1 n. m. szef-‘Will

seen POTATOES won-rep at once. Early 0105B. 811d 13911111)’ °

. rt ' .3 (131028. Hehron at Cs. ers ee 5263-534

cAzsrr-eoe-mmons the’ web's! promotions amllfmledi. llitllle clv“ Service Commission appears the following: Post Oifico: William E8- emn vftyoraon Henney from Postal Clerk to Senior Postal Clerk. Q1181" loitettown, P, 1E. J. v ,

UNITED QHUROH. —1Cavendi‘sh ‘Congregation. Rev. Peter Jackson. Minister. There will he no servic- es on sonnotn. -May 8th., ht any of the appointments. owing to the, ab- etonce or the Minister. The Sah- liirth School reopens at ‘(Fovendlsli at 10 Mm. - ‘

WIN-BLOW SERVICES-who Un- tied Church of Canada, Rev. W. ii. lPolmer, Minister. Services Sunday. Mary .8; Yfiighfleld 1‘1 u. on»; Win- slow ISoutb 3 -p. m.: ‘Princetown ‘Riond '1 p. m. The reopening serr- ivices at Winslow iNontih will he , held on Sunday May ‘lb, when it is “peeled tliwt three seryices wil-1 be held..

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ISLAND LADY noun-Lon tele- cram just received by Nelson Rut-

tenbury from his nephew, ‘Roland Rattenbury, conveys the and intel~ l-igence of the death of Mm Oliver 3316115111‘! at Winnipeg yeste day morning. ‘_

SGHOONER m‘ roam r1... schooner dandy May, icnpt. M“. ‘T301381! arrived in this porirfrom Pinette yestorday inoming,:;nink-ing the trip in two, hours hqln} heir, There was a considerablveyqunntity “l Misfit and tab massciicers. in.

ciudinx two ladies. The clptsln res

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scattered cakes. i,‘

i nee; was celebrated by diev. P.

“HUNERAL YE8TER|DAY.- Thc- ‘WTWPMBY. 1391i: July. ins-u: funeral of the lute John J. Shaw 39'1"» 131 ~

who held yesterday morning from the residence of Ibis ifsther-in-luw. Mr. Ollie Duncan to St. ‘Dunstaifs Cathedral where a Requiem l-lisll

84. Oalklllay. 47h: Sept, 45%; “Wheat-May, H872; July, Hri/

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McMahon, D. D. A number of the G. W. V. A. of whiclithe deceased was a member attended in a body- ~’l‘he ppnll bearers were: Messrs. ‘Roland Perry. Thos. l-lugihes. Wm. Megan-y. W. rDillon, P, Down and John, Williams. Service at the grave was ‘conducted by ‘Rev. iLoiiis Calla-

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MQNEVIN-VISSEY NUPTIALS. —A very quiet but pretty weddlni; took place on Monday, May 2nd. when Mrs Margaret McNevin or this ,clty became the bride of John Vissey’ of West Royalty, Right Rev. Monsignor Maurice McDonald officiating. The bride was attend- ed by Miss Minnie Arsenault while the Lgroom was attentiéd by his brother Peter. There was a re- ception at Mr. David Hamilton's and _all spent a. pleasant evening. Tile-many friends of Mr Vinsey and his bride wish them every happi- ness; in their wedded life. They Wllllféflldfl at West Royalty,

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Stock Quotations

Sight Ilieturns,

(By British United Press)

son has suddenly

12 years. “One day about 12 ywznrs ago

ly black. thy, jui-it nii l nni today.

not. account. for the inflivtitm

ensuing 12 years until one after in the yard to get myself a ilriuk

mug in my hand I was ustonishei

sort of mist. in a few seconds

Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. . . .. 45% Con; PaciiflclOo. 180% INX.‘ ioen. and 1am. niv. mu. aim Cuba. Cane ugar Pfd. . . . . . . 42%, Con. Gas (N.Y.) . . . 98%

need -- for calm,’

film-Mill’. 75%; July, 80; Sept.

-. After Twelve Years‘

LONDON, May 3.——-At thc ago of 77, a. Stockton man, James Donald- recovereii his sight. after having been blind for}

Donaldson says, “l was taking in)‘ son's dinner lo the llnlleablc lrun Works when, without the slightest. warning, everything went absolute- l was strong and heal. l could Nothing untoward happened in ihi‘ noon recently I went out to the tub As thenwuter was running iuin 1hr‘- to find the mug taking shape in ii

could see it nnd (tiller objects fair-

|y distmcnyy represented u value of 40,000,000 111414304X. M11)’ 3-~Q110tafi0ns A little dazed, Mr. Donaldson 111111110- ilurnl lied by Johnston and Ward. walked hack mm [he huh“. and Later on detectives in Cologne

Mean, a of tho Montreal Stock the first person he snw was his son! Exchange; whom he did hm, recognize. "Who iaonnccted with two ciragette man- ure you?" he “NHL “why, wlist pfiicturers lthere.“ These men, . h ~ l th mutt r. dud." was the renly- "lwelel- ‘l ll° l lllllllllillllld- A = ‘NW’ Ywk Ex‘: m” , s“! ‘(and no? know Mm “gum, 11p special department has been set up "At Top and m Fe my 182% had grown bum" expmneq M; here to truce the further ramifica-

Am..Bosoh‘Mag.»Oo.......,,, 151,5 Union ‘Ba: audPaper. ‘Co. ...» 32 (By British United Prone) Butte one sup. Min. loo 14s coupon. May 3- 411w Alli"

Poe could have imagined 11° lll°le eerie story than that told to the coroner at Llangollsn the other day v _ of a child's midnight burial on a film-y 0g an hbneoi, flghermau and lonely mountainside by twfl lelll‘ one of the best-looking salmon they fled and homeless Wanderers. W11" eve.- saw hi, [Lgchhawa in Argyll-

Other amazing features of the swindle are that the police, have so tin‘, failed to discover the where: abouts of the works when; the false stamps have been made, or the headquarters of what is appar- elllly u very widespread and skil- fully-run organization,

in one case alone the Customs have been defrauded of $10,000,000, I The faked stamps, or Btrlpg of

Dimer. are so well produced “m; ltlie (rusioms authorities are no lolllter able to detect the true from the false. and have had -to call in experts from the State printing works to help them.

The gigantic conspiracy was first suspected at the end of last irear.

‘After some time iletectlves in Cologne caught a. man in the act oi’ . ilisnoslui: of quantities nit forged customs stamps. Arrests follow. ed in Berlin, and one of the sue. pacts said that he had received ll"- 11011111111 from an important cignroito factory in ‘Hamburg. in the meantime, however, the _ proprietor of this business had got W11“! 0f the Dolice activities, and fled ncrmiii the frontier.

'i‘hereupou the police arrested a _ woman manager of u branch fact- ory oi‘ iiic main business.

She made a full confession, and stated that. the false stamps plac- ed on the packets of cigarettes dis- tributed by the Hamburg factory

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bench on the right, speaking/in French, called a halt. It was the voice of Joseph Dufresne, of Montcalm, who objected that Mr. Cockburn did not speak the language of the people of his Province, and insisted warmly that the Speakershotild be conversant with both the English and French languages. Mr. Cartier replied in French in a conciliatory tone that though Mr. Cockburn did no‘. speak French he understood it very well. Thus the first question debated in the Parliament of the Dominion was the llliflfllllflflbik‘ one of the dual language system, There were some angry mutter- ings from the French members, but Mr. Cockburn was at once dc- clared elected and escorted to his chair. ‘There, standing, he made the prescribed acknowledgment, and the Sergeanbat-Arms, D. W1.‘ Macdonnell, placed the mace upon the table. So the first Housc‘! of Commons was organized and constituted. l,

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most McMillan) or Vernon 111111811; lller eldest son Michael was killed,

a In Memoriam , m, the Great iwar. 0f the family‘

JESS|EUELLEN 3301-1- ito which she belonged. We"! M"

stern, Mrs. MflTY After. an illness of several weeks flvlllgggfiakllwzutslylrsh Jenme Sump din-ration, Miss Jessie Scott of 29,- n ‘Boqmn Mass o“ Apr“ 11m“. Alley st, Charlottetown paused 1.5;’; ‘funéra, ‘wag- hgld u, s-,_ 563C“), ‘her Eternal Home. She was bornmfis ‘Church ‘jemm, River‘ when, in Cornwall, P. E. 1., in the yearga mg“ Mugs or Reqmem whh. 1343 111111 W911i» ‘i316 93113’ Yell“ dldhanlteil by who Rev. P. D. Mcfluiii" her life in that community. ‘in the am The cavgket was then con- yeiu‘ 1871 she went. to the Unitedveyed in the nearby cemetery, the! States where she resided until isssflmh _.,.,,,,e,~_., at ‘which “time nlie returned io live Joseph Mclsaac. John with ‘her brother, Mr. Jacob Scottlpei-ix Murphy, who survives Jier. Early in life shokanrl C. J. Bruce. I waslmited with the Baptist Churclnemn rites o1 her lloly Qhllfcl)» and wiié aliwayt’; n. consistent menniwhicli she loved and] isleivetliget her atidcairnest supporter of everypWB-ll. U18 Pfilllllllllll ‘Yletrgg; hfli Citristinn enterprise within ‘lierllmlll’ P!“ ‘wngs ‘9 ‘ ‘ ‘late husband. there.io await tin, reach. 0n account of her quiet unas L l da m rise “a; siuming manner of life, her mnnyillgm“ “gram m: m", m mama. 1m gifts and‘ deeds of Christian love are 5 me “ ‘

l .. . not known. She was a woman oIPfQFJ; hm, so“, m,“ in pence"

And yet some of the Nova Scotian Antis made lighi of it. “What p I “The mace?” replied Dr.'Forlies, of ' Queens; “Oh, 1‘ suppose it is to give spice to the proceedings!" _.

and addressed the Clerk, who arose and extended a digit as before, _

Cockburn elected. Already Sir john and Mr. Cartier had stepped ~

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PUBLIC AUCTION

J. M. Roop & Co’s. Plants

The Retail plant, stock and fiXi- ures of J. M. Roop d» 00111118")! a‘ 125 Grafton Street, Charlottetown.

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sterling character, of strong faith, and kindly disposition.

Several weelne ago she showed signs of failing heulthnmi on Wed-

tions of the conspiracy.

American om co. ..... .. 2e D°“°l°“°“~ ifiiififiefifolfiiiem‘ 13.‘. ' AmnSmelt. 811d 147.4 Baby's GPGVB 0f FBTIIS An Honest

Fisherman

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Blackpool a. fetal accident in which.

~. -—,-~- vi -,‘ ‘ '.MotoriCarCo.......... 76 . s. P. c. 0i. imizse-isonie "time ‘mil-noticed Pnper 10o. 50% “m” f‘ m” of iniiiin ifiiiriiieii “l” a v . "WW1 l" ill“ llel" c ' The fisher spoke the truth as so Mr. J. .0. Hyndmiin oilergd m llllotwitionai Petmleuim .. 30% f] d 1 l h hi-ht I the 5- P’ '0' A‘ a "l" 0f $10 no m’ Samar“ o“ or N. J . . 63% 9Tb n; tn?“ ban-d the chm,’ a none oi’ his brethren ever spoke it the they; “any on. “Kimnlm; to M“. Ram a“ Tens. 252% bah sump months Old. had been before, and the salmon weighed 0v. mummy own w we pup"! o! the Mariana o" 0o I . . .. 292 HonYthe "ma" Wm, u hawker "m". er 80 pounds and had teeth like a ‘lmlllls school Hui ‘ Roadl Co ' Th J k u his one» i s . ithn°ifl m"! b61118 lflieqeiidw Railwlfllgdteeliaifiimi‘ i l H ‘diilldrdriilas ¥ii5;0nll:ii wandered, Tlll-‘l l9 What happiine¢ - ‘that o» m-ne wile to he oivids: $°1lll1°ll1 Pwlflc C? i ' lz3i4iover Derbynhire. Nottingliunishirivfl {Thle sulmop IpoerriIHosFsILtIi-E “"1011! who three nest o l UnioirPa in m. ' Cheshire and the midlands, and 0n ‘a may s11“! Be M1- e011 tbl Mr. ‘ l‘ 93ml"! c ° 7- - - - - --~ M2 ' ' ‘ ll i Jen! lying dead on. the ‘bunk, having evi- waja; Mgvuluézpnninoiy come for. £18. illpduebrial nioonoi co. .. 76 filfhlgllgft lgffirélfjgofmfrjjfnem. dumy been washed m, ma, ,, 35M winch w” diva!’ donation of WW8 In‘ Traction .. . . .. 140% Lhnso“en_ chance w shine! tween the lsowud i m‘ “"5"? ll?‘ uflqmhmml’ WWW‘: " 72% The baby was crylnir. 1111<l Jllllll‘ But. he didn't tské it home io Th9 11171166 wore preand‘ “ ..-= T wmhmrm o“ 140% son wrapped it iii 111B 1Yl11ll~ Nlh“ show his admiring ‘wife, or to the i110 school by Actlusen; n‘ ‘a h morning it was 119ml _ lclub to show a dazed crowd of ‘fel- L. Promo. acoompag imlfll-‘t '1‘; w. V "Wm" ‘PWW iilisliliiiio She accused hlni of having sui- .0,,.h,,.,e.,, N, , , _ _ _ c1110: A_ A, Hen“ “M "by Cfillll- ‘ _, ’ located it iiud wiiiiteil to tukc it. t0 H9 out 0f! lip head and despatch- or u... n. I, C A “llsv. President Allllllll so n hosllltal. o... Jackson “I... 1...: ad it w the “m” Board’ and ' i ' » nil.» Dwain‘, Plillll r- 93% “l lll°lled~ H“ “med m“ (‘em pretended to none that lie had CARD .01., ~ Rap goiitreei rem . .. sly, chid all day. woman mu "m" can“, ,,_ TH ‘lhlseezerles . .. 419:0 angllogzl; “fgysfiwn death's v nan... s? ..~.,,,»,,is,3& w‘ _ nwoi.‘.':::“‘";;, c5 ‘oi-v some l‘ M3,}: {this Man of Seventy- ma may fmnusfst _ .'_cm._N" WU“... m hnmxlln mountain n‘ mldmghi k . prune“. p ‘ kind QX-JAQW p“ » Jackson dug s xrave a ' Ei i1 sympathy m," . _§ . Allow 85% d buy-led the child 1.600 fest‘ , "W" llllleqlwldzilouth of Eu," “llllllllli Rim Pfd.‘..-....... 112 i3," m ,6... n. wrapped the . . 1B1‘. Misc Jeosio gem,‘ p V‘ origin‘! ‘Wilbur! of .. ' body in brucken and leaves and _ Halr-Ralsfirs ‘ ' "‘ _. _ ------...-.,.i....- 175$ said o, prayer. , .._._.- i ' ‘ s... » ‘ (By urine» Unlfod PM») a ~ ~ nounouflnny a-szhokins to; v ~ hair-raising thrill! at e 888 0. ~ - , ' " seventy-eight in under to restore hi! ' ' - . lost voice-this is the ceaseless oc- ‘ . _. . ., ...‘,.;; ~_ ~ ‘1 , ‘ , ' ~ I cuipntion of Frederick P13211108‘: mnk o‘ the conimhn“ a _, _ I _. , ‘m o‘ mo“! ‘or "at 3'3??? e well-known at _ e M” who Ill-wow "ma W" “mill” "° l“ “w “ ‘ - 1 a .