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\'°“‘°' ° i its Puritan character friends, he went hi i ti.
“md much of living and democracy last trip to Eurtini: idveimihherean
4 Y- - , _
°' some i_ Henry W5-d5“°\°th Long every mark of honor and respect.
fellow. 0 cestry his pa- tl. titi - .
Hnimil a flue an . . e e of C_hristus. A Mystery w
130:; being of good old Eugliilliih published. His last volume was 'U1
9 ma Shule, published in 1880,
7°" d in Americin-
i ng settle
'*°°"' 0. stephen L°hsl°11°W- H In the spring oi issz, he had
by .
llwiixciient character. His mQtlif\`._fal1ed l’B»P1dlY. and on the 24th
" 5 worth was a woman
zyl£iiiii1<‘iiiB ssweetnees and charm."
““° , e nd chile.
Hglgixilig iillt; slieoshowed a decid
mein,-y tendency. .sad in 1229 P“P'_ _I}_I]§i___ne_i1e_r_`iieinre had the death
lished n short poem- In 13_iZ-  any poet been s‘6'wiuely*rn'o'iii-'necx
- his common school_e_ uca . _
havmgs sent to Bowdoiiz Collgge. ::-Mac s Cough Mixture is a spl
h
passed away.
e 1 At no previous time had there been
he wa
i¢k _which was th . 8B_ e _
Brmmw- the chief college ‘ n Mama' mf curing U10 C0Ugl1 and relieving
l0lh. . _ . .
asHi‘s invable disposition made h
1 favorite during his sc
B iielxiliege career. Immediately
an his graduation in _/`13Z5. he
Diriei-ml the Professo hip of Modern C0\ll§i\ cure that has ever crossed
lhiiigiiages in his Alzlsh- {WHf¢\‘.b\1l10h “"""t""- |`f|°¢= 25h- The Two Mads.
W
co Minot iiimgef' n the languages. -------_-
iiililli oflcr hc accepted with delight, _
and in May, 1326, left for Europe. G
He travelled ti\l‘0“lZ\1 F\`UY}°9. SDm_|\.
italy and Gerrnany; studying the lit- _ __
erature as wel as the languages
ries.
thieiie _lc\(\’l‘ifI:t 1829, lie returned,
took up'l|is duties nt Llowdoin. _Du
ing i,i»eyi¢.iis years he had writt
niiiiiy articles on topics of uiediaev
nnii |nr.dei'ii literature, and had made
mnny poetical translations; but
wan iiullwd nearly ten years after
coming professor at Bowdoin that
publisiied his first slender volume
poems.
ln 1833 Outre Mer, a series
sketches of travel, of tales, and o Sc0reB___
9;,-,inys, and also Cop_l1asSde Malilrique, '
translation from t e panis , were
iiuhlished. In the year 1834 he was ABBIES
invited to succeed G\orlZ° Tecknor as Mdnnin
professor of modern languages and Mninnnnid
belies lettres at Harvard University. Kigniin,
The offer was accnpted, and Longfel- Hnmiii
low went to Europe for further study, »i~nii
accompanied by his wife, whose maid-
en name was Mary Potter, and whom
he had married in 1831. But his Tomi
m
ni gniiics. The liiiuii boyn won the iii
he- third by is the Ahhies thus winn'
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268
227
248
284
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wife’s health failed, and aftera brief
illness she died at Rotterdam in 1835.
in 1836 he returned to America and
entered upon his duties at Harvard.
In 1839 he published Hyperion
which was begun in 1838. This book
was somewhat of a romance. In the
nutuinn of the same year The Voice
of the Night was published, a volume
of poems, one of which was The
Psalm of Life, a poem which beca e TOt8.l
very popular. In 1842 he made an-
other trip to Europe for the benefit - 1
of his health. ' -
In 1843 he married Miss Frances Dr' M°f5e'5
Appleton, whom hc had met in Swit- ' '
zerlnnd six years before. The poet tndlan  
iinii iinpni-siinntnii hey-_ nn Mm-y Ann Cure many coirlmon ;iilui_cuts wl\i_cli
nnrtnn in Hynni.i0n_ Lnngiciiow and are very diflcrciit, but which ullairise
his wife took up their residence in hiqm _ihe .5‘"'}° °"‘¥‘5.°_‘a hsysiim
cniigie House, in which he had han °°8K°ih“i;‘h ‘i‘“P“'“'°“- T °iP‘l"’
his apartments since coming to :gif thin ;'_‘:'_i 1": 'i“‘;"‘;n'°§_‘i‘d‘;' 7;
(‘ambi'i<igc. This house was the Midge" U iifelgsrgscoi :nc sig)
l""'d‘|'""t‘em 'l`heseporg'iiiii immediately throw oil'
he“d‘l"“"lers nf W"Ehi“gt°“ mr some thc acciliiiiilutcdimpurities and Bili-
nionths during the Revolutionary war »nn5ni._,S_iniii..n5iini,_Livi-.»Chmpiairit,
‘lf 1775- ` Ki<.l~licy'l`roii‘iilcs,Headaches, Rheum-
l'f\'illllil‘-lifle. Dllblished in 1347. and _ntism aiiil siiuilnr ailments vanish.
I-linwiitlni in 1855, are true American Dr. l\lorae'a indian Root Pills es
pmuns. In 1854 lie resigned his Pro- I -
fcssniiiiiili :it Harvard, to devote him-isave Doctors Bula
self i-xrlusivcly to literature. ' '
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l"erry` -
, J. Doyle
McMahon
lVicMaliuu
Doyle '
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In Ilifil ii sad incident occurred.
’vIi~. Loiigicliows light muslin- diess - .
iirciilniitiilly caught fire. Loiigfeilow ` __.________ ____
was badly burned trying to save h r, . McLF.OD-At Soutiiey. S051*-. 0"
in which attempt lie failed. So sever Feb 8th 1912 to It A and Mrs.
_____..._.-
' BORN
B . , , . .
were the burns rcccivcd fhy Mrs. Mcheod (nec Beth Jenkins), a
Longfellow) that she died the next daughter, Annie Ecrtrudc.
iViliT(il-I-At Portland, Oregon, Jan.
* _ il, 1012, to lhlison W. and Mrs
YOUI' Llver lviuteh (nee Mins Nettie lvieiviiiinnl
° ' ri sun (still born).
is Clogged up _
'|'i\st'| Why You're_Tirad-Ou! of _ ' D|E‘__l?_____
5°"°_H°,'°N° APM” l\NoirllisoN-At the resiileiice
CARTERSU ` Mrs. Davidson St. l’cter’s, on
LIVER Plus -- ---1* A Fab 20th 19l’2 Jessie Anderson
wmi’“'y°“ 'th'  in her 99th ear’ '
i°‘°“'d"" l Kin is Ai ti P F Iiand
-i-imydo |11-Lg Mc it Z .- ie h. 16.12 21
ii,i,dmy_ ‘VER Hospital on Feb. 201; , , ex.
Cure PILLS.
i _
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leiuuu, indignation, all Sick Headache.
SIAU. PILLSIALLDOSE. SIALI. PRICI '
Genuine mi.. signsiure
` i 13, 1912, Miss Jane M. Beers, for
M mcrly of Montague Bridge, 1'.I‘l‘.l.
1
*_  - I fe -»
Why Salves Can’i Cure Eczem
McKenzie, nged 82 years. The fu
residence of Mrs. Frank Carter
Queen St., at 11 n.m., under Mn.
sonic auspices to the l’cople’s (lem-
otery.
Since the old-fashioned theory of
Cllfins eczema through the blood has
been given up by scientists, many
diflereut salvcs have been tried for
skiul diseases. But it has been found
that these salves only clog the pores
uu_d cannot penetrate to the inner
skin below the epidermis where thc
once.
Of course other druggists have D.
D. D. Prescription-go to them if
you can't come to us-but don‘t ac-
cept some big profit substitute.
But if you come to our store we
‘Meme germs are lodged. can tell you all about D. D. D. Pre-
'l`his-the quality of penetrating - scription and how it cures eczema.
Probably explains the tremendous because we have had the agency f0l`
success of the well known liquid ecz- so lon
ema remedy, oil of wlntergreen, thy- Or y il ,
mill. fzlycerlne, etc., as compounded by writing the D. D. D. bahoratories,
in D. D. D. Prescription. 49 Colborne St., Toronto. E. A. Fos-
We have sold other remedies forter, Central Drugstore.
1-aria '
Fatteri Yotliri' Cattle' With
A Molassine Meal
On Oct. 7th last L C. Prime Bi Co. Ltd , St _l_nhn pur-
chased a pair ofcnttls which were in fairly good condition,
wel hln respectively |465 and |585 lhs. each. They were
lunged For _qs days and fed wllh one pint of corn meal and
iwo pints of Hohuine Heal three times a day. Nov. ioih
the animals weighed |745 and |85; lbs. making I. total gain
of 55a lbs. in slightly ovor A month. _ _
Molnsslne Meal is the greatest falfencr and conditioner
the world has ever seen. It is an English product hailed thc .
globe over an the best of its kind that has over crossed it
counter. ‘ _
Try it today. It will mean money in ycur pockei.
Auld Bros
Lower Queen Si.
gon can et a free trial bottle
1_9
2-zsifliiistf.
d shown so sincere A love for any poet, John (;_ Mi,Dnnnin_ B lineman ni Owing to the unavoidable change
0| the (Lp, };__ who has been vieiiing the time of the funeral of Alex
at his foifnei- home in Cardigan -ini- itenzle. the brethren of St. John's
n some time past, came to Charlotte, and Victoria Lodges, A. F. & A d
e - town entnrn nd init innt ni nt n are requested to meet at their lo ge-
u did prep'"°“°“ 0| “|1\`WH“°d Iwtfil- the mxii nnefigiatn Cnnn Trnvegrne en] room tomorrow instead of this morn-
. _ . ° route to W' n' e _ _ ing. The hour and other arrange-
 is’-..‘.i..t’.““;':.‘:z: :1.‘.:;':.“°°‘°“.."°'“ "` wi-     
nP_ vents the :meal c rd fe "9 ”“ PW' The funeral of the late Andrew . ‘
(cted _ h 0 “ l`0Ul_U€\l\§ 5|’ Doyle, Charlottetown, wiio passed n. George J, McQuari‘le, St. John; A.
HS e *Y l- 0 m¢\\BdY- lf- IB thi# D889- way i-ecantiy in New Waiei~ini~d_ g,_ Morrison, Chatham; J. D. Brock,
a ii_ innk ninnn yentnriiny nnii was John; D. 1B.uRiv_§rsi_lSti_ John;
vcr-y ln.-gel mem] d_ S ~c W Green, Me vi e; . . lv ctilurc, Mon-
ndition that be yuoult go a road 12-10drtl. lield in i'-lt.yD‘iinstaii5’s (_‘-i§t€iit;di‘al aiiii '-i0'\i C- S- Smith. Moncton; A
, interment was made nt the R_ (\,_ Moi'i‘isoy, St. John, and S. W. Arnold
Cemetery, Toronto, registered at the Victoria
___ Hotel, (Jharlottetowil, between 10.
A, 1.. Phillips, rnrentn; John w. last nicht and 10-00 o'cl<><-k the ure-
Mcl.e.an, Montreal; M. S. Fltzsim- “DUB “ight-
0f_ I _ _ mons, Albertou; John Anderson, "-““
n the duck lun league series on the K(,nninginn_ R_ ri-_ Tnyini. Mnncmni The iiin~.3i~ni of the inte ,ramen T
aiid _L?°g“e 0|' the _("¥`0H"‘ “UWB ‘HSL J. I3. Gaudet, Miscouche~ ll, E_ l,ani_¢ ucr, Charlottetown, took place
,_ nlglit the Aliblcs won from the 4th 'iii-yon; (g_ L_ Grant igiiiiriiigteiownf toraiay afternoon from thc residence
en lfcigt liuild tcilnl lll`tel‘ three gilini iii-`_ pai.,-ncii_ KenBinn:i,,ii_ nm] _iuiin .if his son-in-lu.w, A. (‘., liucheniin,
‘Hi H, (iousiiis, l’ark Corner registered lG|iii Avc, and was lnrguiy iittendeil.
_l-Ulm" ily __‘J_ |'i"H. U10 Aliilieh tile sc nt the Qiienii l{i.¢el_ tli',m-_li.;¢;emw,,_- The following were the piiii\iciii'ei'st
it cond by .it and the Mui-iical men thc i,i,iwei.n 10 0'ci0cl¢ lust niiilit will rl. W. iirnbbc, (lhiis iluuiiiig, t',ha_-.-_
' , ml? 10.15 the previous night. i ifllaniller, Wm. l-‘oolc, Wm. Stunl
he UH! m8-‘ich ily a m8l0l`il’»y of 39 Pills- __ and G. H. ilolbrook, '1‘iierc were
Oi For the Abbies Tull and Mclnnia had firiie deep nngrnt nnd gennrai ny,-ii. flowers by request and interment
the Same liothl. 234 P1119. Perry. f0\` pnghy felt on the death of Hai-ry :nada in Sherwood i‘-emetery, Re
of .the biwd \>0yS. \'0\l0<1 the hilillehli t0- Lowe Cliarlottetown was eviilmcefl W. Harrison and J. Heaney otiiciat-
i tal, 274 pins. Following are the plainly yesterday afternoon when the ing-
remains were laid to rest in the Peo- --
pies Cemetery. A very large number H- F. Silencer. representing the Un-
followed the remains. and lted Drug Go, Boston and Toronto,
the floral tributes were in manufacturers of the well known
numbers and beauty large xnli Itemedies and Harniony Toilet
_ and magnificient, Rev. Mr. Murphy articles is calling on the Rex
conducted the service at St. 1?aul’s Store, The McKinnon Dru.; Go, Char-
iiiiurch and the grave and the ful- iottetown. - Mr. Speiicer’s territory
lowinz were the i»a\ihearersr~Fr¢d is the Maritime Provinces. Aitheu
Waller, A.' White, Ed. McKic, J. W. ltexall goods have only been in Can-
Stanley, Parker Ritchie and Robert mln n little Over a vga, they are
Nicholson- joying enormous sales and Mr. Silen-
--"" cc-.r states that his orders every
The “Using Of UW Weekly Whlst m»0utb show nearly 100 percent in-
cliib of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the crease nvei. innt ynni. in A nni.i.e'nnnn,i_
League of the U-ross, Charlottetown, ing pei»i0(l_ He gays Rexiill Reine.
\vas"'held on Tuesday- evening. The iiins nre dnsnnviiig of popular
attendance was large and an enjoy- Siiiinnrn bennnne inny are no
able time _was spent. At the close of nn~ni.et_ nne made by ti.nStw0i.i_iiy
the evenilig fruit and confectionlery (nnggintn nnd nnin by reiiniiie mini-_
were passed around and a. social hadf mncints who are always wiiiiiig
hm" spew' All _impromphu Pmgmm refund the purchasers money wh
was pleasingly given consisting of they move “nsatisi._Lctm, _
vocal solos by Mr. Desmond and Wm . y'
McDonald, accompanied Ji., Miss,
an facturer it is also ood for the
Coombs, A. W. Appleton, W. E.
Hyndnian A. A. Bartlett, William A.
E
ly drunk. President Hyndman then
read a complimentary address to Mr.
Dench in which, the members of thc
club expressed their regret at the de-
parture of Mr. and Mrs. Dench from
Charlottetown, where they will be
greatly missed in social circles. Mr.
Dench had been three years a member
of the Gun f Club, and all members
could testify to his geniality and
gentlemanly qualities. They heartily
congratulated him on his promotion,
and wished him a generous measure
of success in his new field of labour.
On behalf of the club- Mr. Hyudman
than presented Mr. Dench with a
solid silver souvenir, beautifully en-
graved. .and bearing his initials in
monogram. Mr. Dench made 8 sulti
able reply to this tangible token of
good will and esteem. Remarks were
also -made by Vice-President I-leartz,
Managers Rossborough, Coombs and
others. A'toast to Vice President
Hearts, was then drunk, and referen-
ces made to his valued services.
____,__._i-
_ :Kreeo Sheep Dip is n very strong
and ehoctive preparation for lice on
cattle or sheep. Splendid to have ar-
ound the house or stable. Two
lines 25 and He. Sole agents, The
MacKinnon Drug Co, Cor. Gt. Geo. &
Kt. Stl. 2-1.9dtf.
"40 inch Black Palllette silks have
just come in-see this wonderful val-
ue-'-iirfglit, good weight, just right
for dresses-99 cents per yard. Moors
Q McLeod's. 2-12dtf.
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Dolly Desmond, speeches, etc. The ,.- . _
Indies' prize, n. beautiful jewel case, ;,ff§fi‘:id;¥e‘;vti‘;'ig;1r¥Zi;" ttl;_”e‘1fZ'iti1_)k “fi
wus won by Mrs. Desmond and the n(miectinncr.wh__ _»mBSe(_ mm nctitn
;;entleman’s prize, an inkweil, by Mr. n snort iiiliegn He had reachgiintic'
i’°Bm°".d~ ndvanced age* of four score years and
Tile annual banquet of ‘Excelsior In- i;vn?nm1£iig:;1F-°ti?e kl).‘i\i§h§:l;d saistiixtme
stitute was held at York last night ihogé who knew lilm ,md was regard.
and was a great success. The hall nd by ali an nn iinrigiit man wnnne
“H15 l`~a9thf“1\Y <l¢00¥'ai¢d End Strung integrity nonc could doubt. For many
across it on a wire were the ribbons y-en;-5 he garplcil 0,. ,ii ln,-ge confnct.
which the members had won at Exhi- ionery business on the l0w(__i. nut
bltfons in 1911. On the walls were Queen Street in tiin biiiiding where
the following mottos "Conveycd to the Telephone Odice now is, In later
the stranger the spirit prevailing thc- life, he was engaged at Cai-tern; con.
people." "Prince Edward Island,the fectioncry store, whcrc he remain
only place where poverty does not until his demise. He was an indus-
cxist." "The farmer is the man trious citizen and his activity was
_ wiin rules in Canada," "Farmers con- such that those who knew him couizl , _ .
Y sider, why go West?" “Prince Ed- scarcely realize that lie carried with “'h" l“"“i\‘l“*l "Wat 4‘-Wilt’-lilly. after ri
ward Island farm products amount to liini such n burden of years. Hc wus
-“5l.00_l)L0il0_anniially_," “Excelsior still ii prominent Masonl and was Worship-
excels." "Cooperation is good for the ful Master of Victoria Lodge in 1870, __H_______H SFTQ
Inu : 1 - “" .  . ..
farmers." Excelsior Instigute won in del' MPISOIUC -‘\\1SDiCfB and his death “’\I"`]"D $16000 IN UNI" W1"]"K
lull prizes to the value Oi ;i_913_00 is the second break in Victoria Loi
at the Provincial sxliihitien $4-u;,oo, ranks for nearly two years- '1`
. Hniiinx Exhihitiom $.i75_00_ Sn sous, Thomas J. and Alexander
. John, 347,00' Amhei-nt_ gi-,00_00_ i»._ and three daughters Florence D. und
|;}_ L ponitny. Snow $50_00_ Seen llirs. _FL 'l‘. Gil.i_‘<ilner, all of wlloiil ru-
Fiiir, $200,00, The lmminet was n side in tiie_ linitcd Status, arc lcft
,inniiinii snncnnn nun thc institute in mourn tiicirnioss; They were prcsciit
in be wnnnatiiinteii nn its snccess on nt thc _cnd. ilic iiuardian tenders si:
of tiic progressive spirit exhibited alike care BimD.“thy to the humuved' __ H
by the onicinin and memhers_ funeral will take placc _on Fiid
_ morning at 11 a. m., instead
’ i,~_ E_ Dencn_ Manager oi the Canmn Thursday as aiiuoiuiced, from the rc- ,1,M_,.i, To MAKE
inn Bank oi Commerce’ Chariotteb iairlence of Mrs. W. F. Carter, _Queen
own_ who leaves shortly im, St h_tre;:_t. Rev. l`. F. Fullerton will of-
nnnni taken ninnn tomorrow ii-Om the John'e, Nfld, was entertained at hem 0' _______________
_ luncheon, at the Blake Hotel, Char- __ . . .
iottetnwm Wennennay aitei.noDn_ hy ._-_-An epidemic of coughs is now
1 inn iniiow mnmmns oi ti.ie.Newstean prevalent. As a result we are hav-
Gnn Ginn F_ w_ Hyndman_ Prennn ing a ycrl! liig_ demand for Rexull
ent of the club was at the head of §’_l_‘_;`t""__5;c( 2:51’ l`g;xt“‘}';_t‘;_€)_'_“‘;)‘i;‘_§e“"
` _ _ _ ) W . .
i'iiGl¢liti-l--At (imnbrnlgc. Mass., lieu, _l;i1_iie_l_::_iil__e_,n;in_il__1;_eROl_;l_i:g;‘:1;;   __0“gh_ try it on om, nmirantne oi nni_
ers present were:-R. B, Rosshorougii_ _lsfnctlon or money back.. _25c a bot-
H_ g_ pei;hick_ A_ w_ Hyniimam Ti,0n_ tie.Sole agents--'Pho MacKinnon Dru
w. Morris, Chas. Leigh, v. o. 00-. cor- Gt- Geo- nn<1Kt- Shi-
Weeks, W: F. Tidmarsh, J. 1;. Clax- 7531111'-hill. Bell & 00-. |01' be” 0-0 -
ton, J. O. Hyndman and Arthur G. L°W°5¢ Ul'iCel- 1*23d"~
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Charlottetown lost an estimaliic,
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Peake. After the appetizing repast, ____ _________._.--
skin troubles hilt none that we can l-.repared in high class style by Mrs, .
recommend as highly as this for we McKinnon, had been dispqsed of, the   
know that D. D. D. stops the itch at toast to the Kin was ent ilsiastical- 
'-.JL
, i_ v
Was lu Bed Two Months.
DOCTORS DID NOT SEEM TO D0
_ HER ANY GOOD.
._-_
A-cold, however slight, should never
be neglected, for if it is not treated in
time it will, in all possibility, lead to'
bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or some
other serious throat or lung troubles.
Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup con-
tains the lung healinl virtues of the
Norway Pine treo, which. combined
with other absorbent, expectorant and
soothing medicines, makes it without
a doubt the best remedy for all coughs
and colds.
Miss N. MeCumbci'. St. Msrtin's
N.B., writes:--"Iii`£snuary last I con-
tracted a heavy col which kept me in
bed nearly two months, and the doctors
dldifteeem to be able to do me any good.
i .
“F own yesterday l<`l'rink Power
poured cllarged with creating a tl
in New Wonilcrlaud rind be- r
ud-
A Pucc of 6/MAJ:-'A/vo cn/H./.-'
A/io nm/ocfmf "ow ol/rch"
Seo
use
full direc.tions'oii'cT`i1'i'u'h$F"
s on large Sifter-Can 109
'i‘lie
cd to ii false alarm at 0.25 p.
yesterday. The firc_ was supposed
llc at the Condensed Milk Factol'y.
Miss
plier w
position
firm and
a few da
iiiteudii leaving for there
ya.
At thc
tilrbailce
ing drliiik.
url tilis'
that of ii
taken up
ciuirgcd w
fined two
ills case will lin conri
imirniiig mul iiiiotlu-r cu
.rollibitiou offi-lu-c, will
dollars or ten iiiils.
Tile Women’s Missionary Aid
('liurch, had charge of tile meeting
the Baptist School Room last nlg
There wus
the ladies
liobie and
missionary
Miss and .
a contrnlto solo in fine voice
Miss ` Blanche Iiovyer and W.
llul'i`y closed the programme witll
beautifully
Fash spoke
iillcring was taken for uiissions
this really fine service.
A very instructive and highly
tcresting lecture was delivered in
Charlottetown Y. M. '(`. A. Read
Rooms lust n
<‘-urrency. The lecturer dwelt on
history of money, going back as
used as a med
lowing this up he allowed the grad
utclfs taken in the silbst_itiit.ion
paper money for metal owing to
hulkiness of the latter. lie took
the Canadian
spoke interestingly of how Canad
Banks are managed, the system
.thc handling of _ ,
uuil told of the governiiicut's part
supporting and st_rcngthening the
stitution. At the close a number
who, in replying,
rucd tiic lecture
regularly crirricd
iniousiy.
niutloii had licrii
the uiei-ting uunn
Rl<l(‘-(Jill)
'I‘f|l`{0N'|`i), Fall.
Slilllllll in one week cniistitlitcs
ciiviiililo l'r\‘.cii‘il of
l*i'c.~aliytcri;i|i (‘-liui'c.li. 'l‘iic Uliurcl
Fnilailn had :inked
hors undertook to
ltiiv. W. (i. Wallace in tile llasto_r.
'i‘:ift today dccidcd
lon Pitney, chunccli
New Jcrscy, to fill
thc Suprciue Court
thc death. of Justice
nomination will go in today or
morrow at-the outside.
the vacancy
liciich caused
old, has served two
____i_____i-__-
INQUISITIVE.
It was evident to th
bus that the fat little man in
front scat had been to New York
his side was viewing the sights
thc first timc.
“O-o-o-o, papa!" cried the
that big llousc?"
"That's St. Peter
son."
"Do_es.he live in there?"
"Hoes who liv'b in there?
"Bt. Peter."
"Of course not-it's n
church.”
"Who runs it?"
“The Catholic Church."
Silent ecstasy for several cnchan
blocks, thcn:
“What's that big house
“The Carnegie Lyceum."
cathcdrnl
there?"
“What a silly question. No,
doesn’t. That‘s the building he
up for the lyceum."
I tried several to rletary medicine, “What's a iyceum?"
P P
but all in vain. One day a friend ad- "Er-a, well it's a place ey
have- lectures and music and_things."
"Chee, papa, let's cothe tonight
vfseci me to try Dr. Wood’s Norway
Pine Syrup, and wheal had taken three
bottles I nu completely cured, and l
feel as well to-day an I ever did, and I am
thanks to that wonderful remedy."0 '
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Synip is put
up in ri yellow wrnriiperi three pine trees
We trade mark; p ce 25 cents.
’.fnnufat-tured only by The T. Mil-
burn Co.. Limited, Toronto. Oat.
where t
and hear (iamegie sfngl'
ly to press the signal button.
"What does that bell incnu,
o gi-t
Nic n
firmly. "that wc'ri~. goingi f
hcrc mid flnlsii this trip~in
way."-New York Times.
_ GBIISSI'
Clb4N6£.$` ALL ff/A72 TEST IT/
 
Ciiarlottctown firemen rrnpoiid-
Gladys West, York, stenogra-
ith . Ii". J. Holninn & tio.,
i`liai~lottctuwn, has accepted a siinil
with a Moncton, wholesale
lolice court in (`i\ni‘lottef.-
np-
i _ _
against him. 1'. Matilicwu,
ith being iiitoxirziitetl, w
So-
ciety of the (`bni‘lottetown Baptist
u good attendance and
gave a. fine programme.
Pastor l-".isili |li"esiilcd. W. H. lludy
snug a solo very pieasiugiy. Mrs.
.\ii's/H. I-l. Jenkins gnvc
i'en.dings with good eiiect.
Mr. Acorn gave that favor-
itc "Face to Face" as a piano and -
Cornet duct. Miss Duckeufiorf gave
` ' ' ii
rendered duet. Pastor
briefly on the Import-
ance of !\lissionary Work. A liberal
ight hy R. ll. Rossbor-
ougii, the subject being Banking and
as the first reference to metal being
ium of exchange. Fol-
Banking system mid
funds finances etc,
those put questions to the lecturer
considerablyr length-
iu thc form of n. dis-
cllssioii. A hearty vote of thanks w
tfiiiicrcil thc speaker by i‘. J. Rlcly.
17-The raising
thc Bloor Strc
for a $15,000 con-
rnisc it in a week.
PITNEY J USTICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-President
to nominate Ma
or of the State
Harlan. Tb
Chancellor Pitney is fifty-four\ycaI‘>:
terms in (lon-
gress und has had thirty years expe-
ricncc as a jurist. Hc was gi'atiii:itt\,d
from Princeton liliiveruity in 1870.
e other passen-
gers on the roof of the Fifth Avenue
fore, but that his small son seated at
boy,
pointing with n rigid finger. “wliat‘
-.. r..t......;.i,' Ffgsh And Ffgz
I4 Fulton Merlicf, NEW
. mlm?"
“O-0-o-o, Carnegie! Does he live
I d The back of papa's neck became
5"" mY lm” *fe °°°° m°"° 9'3"” I very red and he rcnchedout sudden-
papa?"
"It menus," answered the fiitlicr
 1- wi-'51' -.i ""3 llllfl Milf
the h°Hi““ 3 . _ ' , _
»- ._ .._,,_., --.,-..-~.-.-.t».~.~.-   --  --  --       -  - in-tene   e  1 in li illiii iw
New "5 ~i _ ' ‘ - “ °°“" ~ __ - know _that,Mrs. F. J. Holman, Uity, _ ` _ V `- 1
s ttiee in 1632 it stil re ipqnv with his daughters and other Fon, ninhibiiinn case, win ne is steadily improving alter her recent 'W_ifflQLlZ" J
fl heard hniore Stinendiary Magintrnte S¢l'i0\lB iilfl%lB. _ __ _ -___-
imlllidw 0 ri ' p' 7 h° Mart' l . gh C .
1" ° il Here was b°f“ Ami’ ‘>&5 received the heartiest welcome, and t(,“.n"i.niice ‘éolirt this °m0rnliErl_0"'e Miss Lillian Taper, Charlottetown,
_ E
g poc . _ wilo has been very ill for the pai-lt
‘rea n the 21th of February. In 1872 a series of dramas, under Mins Myrna Erb and Misa Daisy two weeiim is now considerably ini.
:ia Waterman, Hazelbrook, have return- prowd'
` Bd lI`0h‘I a very pleasant visit to _ '_"_ th
e
(yhaplogtetown An enloyable party was held at 
ther wa _ 5 ' ____ home of Charles and Mrs. Horne,
H profession. all “Fright man Shari’ attack Of 11111995. hii B1lf0‘l\5¢\; lvl;-i.;_ John _M_ Rnt¢nnnni.y_ and Oyster Bed Bridge, on Tuesday even-
_ o young non Nnino _ Cn ri tint wn_ i~ ing. Several teams went out from
Of March the spirit of the great poet vigil-_\g the io,-:ini--B amggher? M2:-ne_ tnis city and the young people had
Ephraim Bell, Cape Traverse. thoroughly good time.
'l`()R()N'I`l), Feb. 17-what do
complished this increditable feat
match contest in the 1.one 5
State metropolis. lioacli knocked
twu perfect games of 300 and t
followed it up wltli a tally of
‘ i lilish this feat the Texas man m
29 straight strikes. His thirtieth
went squarely into his pocket,
Shrink of strikes, and knocked off
hit. Tlirse two slinrcs brought
total down to 268.
SAVED A'l‘ DRINK (IF GRAVE.
in.
to
Dl?I.t7Ti_-I, Minn., Feb. 17-Aficl'
ur
ly dcud for two days, tilt- tlirct-_ y
old dauitiltcr of Michael and Mrs.
liolcofl, who live llcar ii.-rc, wus 1
covered to he ulivi-_ as the luirini
being held.
in
is-
TONIC
COLD REMED
sc,
lu*
f\.S
in
lit.
I., Special A gi-nts.
ing prcpiireil for burial :iiul :ippari-n
' ,. -  . _.7._i=-"31-1
bc  bali). L.. 
' F ' _ 51:  I
 `  '~‘»§E5.K_52/
_ ___ ..;  ._-.,-3” 
Three days ago thu child fs-ll lull.
 l\'l‘I .V YORK Flb D
_   ".,;_',  3,. . ,-
',$»-..-. ‘lf .  "'  '3 -. , . "-»~'.  .< ',7 ;-' '-~1 
  -- .: . r» a,2..- _ ‘ _- -' #5, f- ,J J . .' 0 > _-ff' ,_  /_.-
od
bali
hilt
left the tcnpin standing. He cleaned
up the spare, then started on another ' -'1;_ . _‘_ni_,i_____ _*J _ _ _ _ f
four "f"’;-,d?¢’ - ' ‘
when he got nine on it thick pocket 1-' Say that t0' yO\.lf
his
Cllr
Mil-_
lis-
wns
~ 1
1 4 '
,.).. ' nn,” , .- _ ,- “yr .._.., -_ _
rs- ~
¢_..
' L  <»`...n.ii;~»-i
~. _ t.:
._ ~». -.,, . .....,_.
bucket of ws.tel' A`lfl_ Wai '  ,___;,;___  `~
that moisture had gathered  f Q
glass of the como and the body vial
removed By the use of stimulants the
ES shun was resuseiisted. _-_ _ -
.n - -f ,
yo > -A #__
.
think of an average of .289 for three  ' < _ 9
games in ri bcwliui: contest? Wm. E. " ,i f» - ~
liDach. of San Antonio, Texas, ac-  , . &
ina  ,. _ __ i  _
tar _.____£‘;' ' -,§,.._t.__.. _ _ __
iwwmwwp
hen '--'-${l_f;- is - 
zgg 1-' ~. "  1;... - 1 .
r
'l‘liii-l gave hfni 868 pins for three  _,_ '_
games and il world‘s record for a  ~ ` 1
buwlinie match. ln order to accom- "f""_ U. _ .~' _ 'r .
Bile -'if _  7*:"§-1-.y :MJ V " `
_-grocer-ma;:, and get
more value tflaii ever
yoii gist -f
 .M _,,_,__,.
~.§-‘-35# -f >~'
.. ,nnxji _

°  ""‘°“""' ‘Ao
Pe 
Y Ghesellm Brothers
\l'liolt-.~i:ilc Ctiiiiiiiissioii Dealers and
\\'r-i'li',". llrcnl:-np :i-f'i-l-l 'i`:i‘.l| is :irol _
ii rl-iiriiilih l-uni i-.nn .1-~. J.-1 .ru .i 5mi’l"°l'5~
iuuiv :intl 1-..-l_\~-_lniiiii-»i-I :ie v.-.il .nr 9
ii void iiud i.ii i'ri|.ii-» iiiriuf-<iy. i‘nin- r e S ~ I S
bllln fr~‘.'vr-z~»»<l1i<iii;.' 'in-iilrrlii--_<1 with ,
lullii wgiifziilli- iu\';i'I\'|  Vuiilaiili no SlllCll.S, E€l.‘§, L0l)Si€YS Bild
ciiloiuvl or ilfii-i' i;:ii_`ii r-~||;f~li<t:. Fx-0'g3 are Sp@c13]iie3_
liiroiiiiiit i-i l:ii,~~ .\liii! lim :turn in _
=n1;..n_ limi-i v,\i.~_i~..=.. .fi ev i.......y No, l Fulton Fish Market New Ym-
_ i
"`il""""I` "U" M Coiisigliuleiits solicited
Reddin Bros., (iluirlottctown, l', E
io- 2ii_~;tlirlr.ll1ip<l
. __._ _ W
nd
B.
New York Fish Ads.
~ - . eg
I <7* .
8
at
in-
the
ing
the
far
ual
of is-in rihnzun
To lishcrnicn, Fish l)calc'rs.--Kindly fnvo
  " - . ~ :id as so that we
us iii-li your :mme and drc
mai from time to time oi nl vnur mforinatiou
TU' fll5ll°'m°"= Il- ““‘.V f'0¢"‘ ‘l“l\° /\ll correspondence nnswered. Price
“el” fhallhefe “V0 “”*}'5 °f |"*“'~"lni§ Lisls, Siiipiiiiig Curtin null _Stencils leiil
inf vnlnc. -
fish on Commission different or bcllcr on iivinaiiil.
cd We .irc csiablislled 8 YEARS
than you have experieuc . 0 ' .’ 4
'l`RY~US.Our careful aileniion  :mil rc-for you for standing io Duu|i'l
and handling, prompt returns l\‘l<:rr:inliie- /ipiiiicy. Brad s ire e i s
and results reachc|.l,nof to spczik _'__'-_' or liie Nnrkui :ind Fulton Nation-
iifihe limited and satisfactory nircouiii :tl linux of any wholesale dealer in the
=..i.ic \vill be revelations to you. _ Our I biisiiieus.
olare of busiucasis ihc fiucsi in ilic city/
8 Fulton Fish Market New 
the
i_____ ._ __ _ .__ _ '” .. . 'mn
up
ian
of
on
ill'
of
J. EDWIN TREAKLE
Wholesale Clam Oyster. and Fish Dealer.
Specially, Smells Eels-and Clams.
Was Fishing 7 ycars and in lfulion Markui 15 years so can guarantee top prices
'{EFl£l{ENCF.§ -Market :uid Fuiioii Naiiunitl Batik N. \'. and i‘eui1li:°a Trull
Co.IlrookIy\i, or :iuy irllolvszilc l-`isli l)i~ah-.r in New York,
20 FULTON FISH' MARKET, NEW YORK.
ii-goilindi iewpd. Consignments Solicifed Daily llefurnl.
___i_,______________ J __ _ ___ . ' Q
_ __ __ ____ _ _ __ __
:ii-I
ily
;F:2 l lk; E:‘°al""*iC..) E
WHOLESALE FRESH FISH,
|04 rui.roN rlsii Mliiutsr
.- speeinties Eels .na slustrs.
il-'_'.5ittli\|rl`;:vv'iiil"" " 'Established 20 years ._ ____ ,_,___,___f
I - 'YE *- F ‘W
of
thi-_
nf.
l|I\
roll in o it
i. ll--28|. lidr|2wpil.
lriliution and .=:cvci':il influi-ntiul mvii _
ESTABLIIIIJ) |810
. R. W. SAND
"AR_)___ Amq Wll()l.l'}SA|.l'l _Uf)M`M|‘|Sl()N'
,_i,i,5-i-iiiig ‘ _ 38 Fulton Fish Market
Uuliuilriiiiii-litn Snlii-ltnil ltt-li-|'r-lice--i"lrriL N:iI.|u
l' \ tit i.urn li;ink_of liroiililyii
fir. 5
-cf;
Sis -
S
IFOR
I
ES
li:il
Z
G
*Rl
This ls A Live firm
iz-zsflidrizw
'E -  Y - __
C HAS. C. Nl E
25 Fulton Market, NEW YORK W' Smells and Eels a Specialty
ii-
of _ - _i
IGS CO
B
(lil
ily
i.
to-
the
hn_ il-28dllisdr3mpd.
GEORGE T. P M
(Succcncr:fo Moon and Lampliear)
\Vliolcs:ilc Ccnmiiasiou Dealers in and sliippms of all kinds of
Fresh Fish, Luhsleis,
Smells and Eels a
2 Fulfon Fish Harltef, NEW
Esiabiisiicd 53 years.
Careful personal attention given to all
00N C0.
Canadian
| .
lily;
Consignments.
Etc. _
Siena
YORK.
t' - -_l, _
- -Fl
for
CALER HALEV
S
ii-zqslhdri zwrlfl-
i A L- 1 E I'-I A L_ i
\Vholesalc Commission Dealers ui allkinils of
sr.Aeun\'lml. sv
Y do Z Z
Fish
Cn
roluc.
““ W
,1\..
tcd
he
pilt
h i
_Y ii-i6il\sdr| zwpd.
I THE HUGH Si0C
_ Wholesale Commission Fish
 ii4 niiil ii 5 South St., Fulton Market, New York
'_ Cold Storage on premises Consignments
i Smells and Eels a
Pnunpt Returns
--e.q»vn».\\~‘M-=: ~_vi»\.». at-v~' ~ r1»'\~_=v1~.~r.-vvrnvul-r1r:“k‘f§r.s.-w-.1n‘~'~»'~s-rr -1
f
Klili co .
Specialty
.. 'l.=»+». .-
W if -_ 1. ff '
oli
ub~
. l
° s
_-- ~ s \ ._... _
l. GOODMAN
Wholesale Commission Dealers l
Smells, Lolnfers, Clams. llertingi ins,
_ F U IJ 1' 0 N H A R K I
Consignments Sollcltod NEW YQKK
An-we nlrye ral if it M k t 1
\\n~i`iidrimt>i|. ."_._ “ °.“wuH'w'»ei.'.?iir‘>'it.f`r'f°nf""
C i
Eels.
Dall! Returns
‘ r .’\?"."».~I "T"
' .\ '- ‘  r f-»~.- 1
‘ -_ -- _.‘,._f`}- f»j._;.`~i‘»x-"'.§?'=€-.-irish
t __ . §_ .
. e _
drowned. It wuinotieed at th¢'_~|13_‘;i.-§_
t
trial: shin ment. to show
~ » `-t
. _ ` ’
. _
. `_\ .. `\ s
_ ` `-.
- ~ -i,_.
_~<`¢.
\-.f
V11..-,~l
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, .
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