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is considerable conflict in regard to the strength and directien of the current, especially of those in the Bay of Biscay,

The fact is, that the currents in the Ba Biscay depend largely on the direction of the wind. During May the forecast indicates that the wind will blow one-half of the month from the north-east and the rest from the south south west.

A large volume of water flows into the Bay of Biscay from the gulf stream, and it flows out again, some by the way of Brest and some by way ot Cape Finisterre.

During the past five years there were 176 vessels of the British merchant marine wrecked on the north coast of Spain and Portugal. Much of this loss may have been caused by too much reliance on the force and direction of the currents as shown on the chart.

The direction and force of the wind must always be considered with reference to all the currents of the North Atlantic.

<< + Ig Don't Stuff a Cold.

If you do you will, nine times in ten, have a fever to starve. A cold is a shock received by the myriad nerves that bristle near the surface of s human body. This shock is transmitted to the nerve centres, and then back tothe mucous membranes, forcing a great amount of blood to those rmeembranes, creating a more or less severe irritation, and consequent rise in the tem- perature, followed by chills. Excess of food in the stomach still more increases the temperature ; and, worst of all, helps clog the secretions or natural outleta of the body. Itis high time we broke away from an old notion which, like some others, bas done more harm than good. For example, in years past how many poor fever sufferers, burning with an interoal fire and thirst, were hurried to sn untimely grave because not allowed eooling drinks or a bit of ice by the old time treatment for fevers, as foolish as the adage for fools, At Jast one cunning delirious patient got to a ae 7 cold water and drank his A; termined not to leave until the =a ran dry, he elacked the fever, re covered, and doctors learned a lesson. Experimenting with a severe cold is a dangerous custom, as most persons try one reme edy only until some friend suggests an- other ‘sure cure,” as Mark Twain so humor- ously describes. When slight hoarseness or tightening of the nasal membranes warns one of a skin exposure or chill from wet, act promptiy; a delay is dangerous. With chil- dren it may mean croup and strangulation; with adults, catarrh, bronvhitis, perhaps pneumonia, If neglected, nothing can pre- vent the sneezing, red nose and woe begone look of a person with a cold. Scores of moth- ers would as soon go to bed without matches in the house as without that old-fashioned remedy, Johnson’s Anodyne Liuimenut, near at hand for croupy children. Used with a miid laxative, as described in a pamphlet which L. 8S. Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass., will send free to anyone. Johnson's Liniment will cure a cold fer adults quicker than any known remedy. A mild, nutritious diet, a gentle physic to open the secretions, and a bottle of that old Anodyne from your drug- gist, will conquer any cold. Jobnson’s Ano- dyne Lioimentwas originated by an old fam- ly physician more than seventy years ago.

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Mr. Peter McNaughton, proprietor of the Park Hotel, was badly bitten on the arm by a yesterdey morning by a dog which had been

tied in the stable by acountry. The lad’s arm Was bitten so badly that he requ nired medical attendance, The dog was shot.—

Moncton Times.

Newsparer Sorp.—Mr. A. Dennis, of the Pictou Standard, bas sdld the New Glasgow Enterprise to Mr. A P. Douglas for $4,000

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financial ruin ax the outceme of Irish home rule, ed by his auditors, demands on the Imperial Parliament would be unending, especially when Great Britain should

notwithstanding the protests of Irish Nation- alists a co-ordinate executive in Ireland must

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Protest Against Home Rule. LONDON BROKERS MAKE AN UNUSUAL DEMON- STRATION.

London waa the scene of an unusual demonstration on Wednesday last, Eight hundred brokers, headed by leaders bear- ing the Union Jack flag and wearing Union Jacks of paper in their hats, in token of

Exchange to a Unionists’ meeting in Guildhall. Upon reaching Guildhall and before entering, the brokers sang the anthem ‘Rule Brittania,” and cheered loudly for the union, for Lord Salisbury and other Unionist leaders. A crowd assembled evidently not in sympathy with the brokers, and lent variety to the cheers by occasional hoots.

The Guildhall was thronged with unionists. As Lord Mayor K.nill, the Right Hen. Joseph Chamberlain and other prominent men were

scores of veople fell, but nope were serious injared, “ir. Chamberlain delivered an dress in witch he reiterated his prophecies of

Mr. Chamberlain was constantly cheer- He deciared that the Irish

be involved in war. He declared also thet

ultimately follow as the result of the home rule,

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Prepare for the Worst. DR, JANEWAY'S ADVICE KESPECTING THE COM- ING OF CHOLERA,

In speaking of the likelihood of cholera

gaining a foothold in America this year, Dr.

Janway of New York tersely advises every- body to be prepared for the worst. This may

seem at the first glance the talk of an alarmist,

but it is in reality sound advice, There is no cause for panic, but a systematic preparation in view ot a possible epidemic of cholera is

really essential, Quarartine regulations need

to be obaérved. The work of the scavenger

should extend to every hole and corner of cities and towns. An uncontaminated water supply is essential. The matter of sewerage is important. Sut there is yet another and also very important consideration. It is an undisputed fact that disease of any kind, and especially such a plague as cholera, will foster most quickly, and with the most deadly effect,

upon an already diseased or debilitated system.

It therefore becomes the duty of every person to as far as possible secure himself or herselt from its ravages, by confronting the dreaded enemy with astrong and healthy physical system. (Comparatively few persons find themselves in that eondition at this seeson of the year. The vast majority, indeed it may said that all persons, find it necessary to fortify themselves by the use of some remedial agency to restore lost vigor and vitality and so be literally prepared for the worst. The grateful testimony of thousands has established beyond dispute that uo more effective combination for this purpose is offered to the public than Hawkers nerve and stomach tonic and Hawker’s liver pills

‘Lhese are standard remedies, the formulas of which are endorsed by leadiag phyeicians on both sides of the berder; and they present to everyone at moderate cost the most ‘flizient means of regaining perfect heajth

They revitalize the blood, stimulate the dix gestive organs to regular and petfect ection, restore to the nerves that force and strength which they have lost, snd remove from the system all traces and effects of debility. No ‘ime should be lost in hesitation or to make s choice between remediee; for there is no

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CHARLOTTETOW P, TST.ANT T r ; LOTTETOWN, P. BE. ISLAND TUESDAY, MAY 9. 189s. VOL. 30.-NO 107 a a dunibeniieeeemen os SS —————. ——_— cee $$ $$$ —_——_—_——_— emcees seeesmsemstassseerecataiaeessaseneny Renee sttesanenetteeen cialis —_ eee enna ane ' ‘ or M: ¢ Calendar for May, L893. The Weather in May. A Cruel Disappointment. mM pUviiicken oo OON'S GHARGRE. — oie WHAT PE} LAD OY, is WHAT MAY BE EXPECTED AT SEA DURING THE|A KENTVILLE BOY SNATCHED FROM HIS Last pow, - | GOP dns de dont fa = = 3 MONTH. BRIDE AT THE ALTAR. ENT CLI Ho New Moon, 15t hh day «--00.0ee eens 5 34 after — —— a in x. First oon, 3h ds OF ccine ccodes . . =. ORY. The advance sheets of the pilot chart of} According to a recent despatch from Gradua 0 OF Rd , full Moon, th Gay. ccassxen castes en Ki ndl ttl Tl the are Atlantic Ocean for May gives the | Montreal, all the city is talking of an esca- A. Det ; = * . a ‘ ace x appended forecast of the weather that may] Pade which some call a lucky escape and me oe De | | Day’s High 7 sce € a accon its CA OTTOLENE be expected at sea during the month: Fair| others say is a case of kidnapping. "Iaut) Se Pirysivio.y y a o 3 } ‘oll of | Day of Week. length. | Water is the best Shorte weather will prevail generally over the}|September, George Leary Huntingdon, off Colle, Do. Meath. | oe nis North Atlantic, with occasional northern |Cold Brook, King’s County, N.S., entered} ***%*~!!-> » | ate arch st, n t p i : a * wo « 5 ow sen for all cooking urposes, gales along the American coast and moad- McGill as a student of applied science, 7 hay ea | 7 = hocn'g erate gales along the Transatlantic steamship} boarding with Mrs. Harris, 21 Brunswick eohater i Monday | “ + = I UE routes, north 40th parallel. Northers in]Street, who had a pretty daughter named} and arc we 3 ee or Ty. out Vv us. the Gulf of Mexico will cour lees frequently} Ruth. Some days ago the young man’s} wit ol tie - tas ; 4 1 heredey 21 | aft 32 and will vot last long, but are liable to be} parents learned through the MocGillauthor-} be¥s Pecos ws ss : 5 Friday 24 1 12 ea TORY, of great violence. There will be a notable | ities that Miss Harris and the student were echie cmp oon eee . ; Staaten 27 1 56 increase of fog off the Grand Banks and to|t? be married, and a mental dread of the} fore ic weceeui tnt : andy 29 ® 44 Spee is the the westward of the 60th meridian. The alliance in question having seized upon Soe eee ; cody 32 3 25 & se wo a will extend farther the ma very severe measures to prevent the 9 Tuesday 34 45 northward. wedding were resorted to. At 7.30 p. m. 10 W ednesday 37 6 9 > : ealth ful Shortenin A copy of the chart is devoted to|the bridal party, consisting of Mrs. and : ictoria Ow i : rr Thursday 39 7 . Physicians endorse northern weather and ice, and on this sub-| Miss Harris, young Huntingdon and a 12 | Priday P Stam Charlottetown, April 11, 1893 een ee sabinnae tee ae een ee 13 Saturday 44 ° yr cin acral - “One Observers at stations along the east coast residence of Rev. James Fleet, pastor of 14 Sunday y! s = " 3 n of Newfoundland report an absence of nor- Knox Church, who had agreed to tie the 15 Monday oi ot | th A thern ice along that class. One berg was|*not at 8 o'clock. In the meantime Dr. 7 wodnentes 54 | Morn’g. } at uncomfortable = sighted off Cabot Island on February 5th. Kelly, «f the High School, ani Pro- 1% Thursday 56 0 2 of “Too much a The harbors on the south and east coast|feseor Mcleod, of McGill, had already 19 Friday Ds 0 51 have remained open all winter. reached the clergyman’s home, and el eeeieg : ; 1 44 6 from food antagheeigtrn lard, Vessels arriving by the high northern when the intended groom, who does r Senten 2 37 at gS routes from the north of Scotland have not | 20 *Ppeat to be possessed of much will power, 2 Monday 4 3 38 sighted any ice to speak of during April. arrived, he was importuued a little and threat- = aed 6 4 46 ; This absence of ice and the reported amas 5 prod deal sone = on tele ra : . } n SANS ANS CANA States } i i 7 2 Wis dns lay . : ss Se SN \) SS SSS Pe) san j a weather in the northern lati-| monstrance of the mother, hustled into a cab 25 : aoe ay “ Ss ; Ree , ze: tis row ; [tw os stamp the season 80 far as a re-|and was driven to the residence of Detective 26 mi y 3 a ss -_ ; ; |markable one, especially when contrasted | Grosse, a mile away, followed by Mrs. and 27 eee . 3 12 y ked } |with the severe winter in the United | Miss Harris, Grosse told the ladies that the 2s e | 7 Sn cooked in ; |States, where the harbors on the east} young man was not there, and they returned 29 1 oH on | 4 3 as <0 TOLEN is / |coast as far south as Norfolk were frozen over | disappointed and very mad to the city. Hunt ” We r att | 15 20 ; Il 2 QOTTOLENE . for weeks. As no reports have been received oan had however, escaped through the back ¥ ROLEUTE b 31 | Wednesday a delicate, delicious, - {from the vicinity of Davis’ straits, it may be| door, drove to St. Henri,and boarded, as pale The late Dr. F. A. } a ae ~ h - « ; | that some bergs wi!l be sighted off Belle Isiej}as @ ghost, the east bound train for Nova} From.oe oath! . sadd ealth t, comforting, 5 = to haere eens the 50th parallel as | Scotia. — Harris and daughter dwell most 4 -%0 Fe upe wket equal ’ * |far asthe 422d meredian during the latter| eloquently upon the wickedness of those who] §KOD A's. ia tacest on ex? 200 DR. Zs R. McLE AN, Castoria is Dr, Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants DoYou use Corrous wet “— oe eae aoe nar " vane oe Cold Baca bay: on See, Pee of appease nai ve od” Bere i 2 : " — Ja tl ect of the currents of the north | arms of his promised wife; while the i mosiz Gintnser skoda’s edits Graduate University Penneyivania, Phila- and Cisildren. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Made only by ei * | Atiantic a chapter is devoted, which reads in — assert that the student was unduly in-} 2:2): UO®)» © 12086 perfoet rom delphia, 1873, other Narcotic substance. {t is a harmless substitute N. K. FARES & cO., , meas caer os ali : ene y ere, Harris, ond add that Hunt-| 00 ve Sie ios tho , : 26: in . : Weilington and Ann Streets, t is contemplated to publish a small sub-|ingdon told Detective Grosse that if he hadj| {*' °° %" ran ermine” paca TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA, for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. NTREA chart on the next pilot chart to illustrate the | married Miss Harris he would have left for the he pee +2 Foto ne Seana MO t E. L. . ewrere +. srt Lara , Tee ere NFINES his practice exclusively to Eye It is Pleasant. Its guarcntce is thirty years’ use by eee le tee ame penenre ter Aeneraton. Sprewrmgs: PP ty sae Kin ie ae gi Be (Dey OLHLEth &, Kar, Throat and all forms o a antic, and to encourage our voluatary ob-| question threaten al! sorts of things in the wa Disease saul oh. tn ta ae Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays servers to continue their co operation. . of law suits. - 1 | For _ by ali Druggiste. aes Sees Thursday, Vendome Hotel, 8 a, m. to 1.39 p. m. feverishness, Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, in seme pects ofthe Werth AGaatio Shave ag. B Weten, Se com, BeBe 3

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