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THETELEvPHONET` it   “civic ELECTION 
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  THE   T     AWENDANCE is saiivr loan _
Bl'°"Shi` iii?   and Passed- Fieldln'g1Takes His -Stat, lmitlng 'lilfl and- Walking on Cruiches-~€on- Edward Sears Mayor and Former Alderfiteii
Obiection*  Ciatu Granting Subsidy tracts on Trans-Contiiieiiiai  to Lowest Tenders Against Re-Ei’ect¢d'- Vulcan
for Newf'i€onst”i'u'ciion'--Amen‘dment Chairman Parent’s i{c‘port-iillnister Emmerson Forbids Railway - Narrow Escape from Destruction 'by
Suggéstéd hi Matter oi Franchise. Men Beeomieg. Canddaies.. ` Fire but insurance Covers Loss.
Tuesday. April 17
` should be able ip gee ,hm ,ii ri ht, now 0'r'ra\va, April 17-(Special)-The ln his opinion the Grand Trunk Paciiio
. 'i 1 _ 8 K ~ _ V .
A eh°\'i»h1eei-ihz wee held this mornlizg Capt. Read,m\d that he was swims, as Commons reassembled money ...ner the shooiaibe given tiisroetraoue urs pi-iss
at which the ‘bills amending the Act 1
incorporation ofthe Patriot‘Pub. Co., and concerned they would prefer not to have ’/
NIU Avi- WAN tl tho I’ E Island Phar-
aiici considered.
lion. Mr. Hasznrd presented n petition
risking for tho incorporation of the Hickey
and Nicholson Tobacco Co. I.td.~rca
iirst time and referred to private bills
committee.
__ Ai"rnRN oorz sxssiorz.
Telephone Company to spend $2000"
Pro quo. They have u. monopoly. By
House resumed at:5p. m. 3:" sh” T“;b°°F°‘h°°mp““i°l5- ‘TMS bl" Young favored the lowest tenders.
The Act toamend the Distress Act Yes” rg ° “V” mm Le °Ph°“°“' _
mused with amendments. was I dm” dunk the Limb. Governor Wm Chairman Parent suliinitteda memoran
An Act to incorporate Trustees of the
Pcopie’s Church of Charlottetown was
passed.
fu As We T”|°ph°“° C°mP““Y was Easterholldayii withasinaliattendance arrived at by tlleetiglrieers of the Oom-
. 4 _  _ _ Bsubsidmbub to be given B hee hand. For_the iirst time this season lion. Mr. mission ln their estimates.
muceut.mm».A`,m,m.U.rem.a. seem” time Ha h-adfendngocd deal in the papers’ Fielding appeared in his place. Iic‘, Hethonght the G. T. P. the only parties,
stuff written from pique, and not vialked on cruches and looked ill. able tocomplete word within the stipula-
fi`°¥_“ D\lbl\° lll0l.lV88- We Mk the The prime Minister presented i.hc_ ted time. s
1 ,1.h¢y.wmd0n_'bm non “Immun a ‘ina papers relating to the award oi the There was a question whether the
Nationai Transcontinental contracts. lowest. tenderers for thc eastern end
sitting down and hushantiing they As previously reported three of the would be abletocarry through the under-
resources theycouid make money. They Board, Messrs Reid, Mclsaac and, takingntthe price t-hev bid. i
Parent was overruled.
Moncrox, April 17.-(Special)-Hon. H.
gram, ,,dd|¢_|°nn1s,,b,_,|dy wmmut gemng dum and the government maintained that R. Emmerson, Minister of Railways has
something for it. I tried sometime ago not necessarily the lowest but the most issued ri circular which pi-event; I, 0. R.
_|10 Het 5 lf9lePhUn5 far KIURUYBQ I could 8dVt\ntBR€0\lB liélldcr sll0\lld ba ucceptéfl. employes being municipal candidates,
Iron Works Have `
This question was submitted to the ST. JOHN, April 17-(Special) -The civic polled in St. Johii.
Minister some months ago and at that eiccti,-,n here rod” "Euned in the eievl The Vulcan iron Works owned by
time he expressed his wish that employes t Ed d S Mu ‘_ b umltfessrs. T. McAvity dc Sons, had a narrow
should keep out of civic politics.
The circular which was issued todo
says the Minister has carefully considore
oifering of railway employes as candl
dates should not be allowed.
can require from such candidates suci
protection as they need.
An Act further to amend an Act for the ‘wt get It’ Without 8' grant” The pe°l’1" `
encouragement! of agriculture was
introduced by l-ion. Mr. Reid and set
down for second reading tomorrow;
Hon. Mr. Haszard moved the House
into committeeof the whole to consider
the act respecting Telephone Communica-
tion.
Hon. Mr. Hughes-I would like to
explain that in adding to the subsidy ot
this Gompanyasproposed in Clause 2 of
the bill being considered, the Province is
asked to provide a subsidy for extra
work. Ihaveastatement: which shows
that this company has received #100 a
year from tlhe Government ever since its
infancy. This was forasubsidy on new
construction. This bill provides for
no new construction, ' neither to
East Point `nor to other places
nor is there a. provision abouta new line
from Summerside to Charlottetown? There
is nothing to give the Government power
to terminate the franchise. It this Com~
pany is able to do business, and pay a
dividend of 8 per cent on $000 subsidy,
.lnri-msim improvements way _should ii'
now receive Silllla year and besides have
a proviso that the Government pay for
new construction, for a new line to East
Point or wherever a line might be wanted.
This it appears is only n small subsidy,
this $010; we rion't know how much they
will want when they begin new construc-
tion. The Government should grunt a
franchise for tive ycars. I think we are
going too far. The Governor in Council
may under this Act pay the subsidies
asked for under the plea of construction.
This is altogether going ton far. A child
that has get along so well for eight years
Hun. Mr. I-.iasziird_I cannot under- Y P D
stand the proposition of the member for 5l11i111°mC03 3'0" i'illl'i» l\1¢il°\lI`e DECESSUSY
e D the p The on
tinuance of this subsidy is a matter or need is greatest in places where needed
have the power to make grants. Ir, hh. l-lon. Mr. Haszard.-As I under-st__and
emiid maintain that standard and if not semethiha when veil are vet dvlns ee-
Headache
I _ BUIOUIUGII ICU! “QUICK Qfllhlpl
r tion ma sh iivsr iiis m am-ea by
i~iood’s Pills
E  '%%m%’3:by§% gint the company makes alot of money,
-_ 0.1. lcod‘0o.`. Lwo\l.ll‘an.__
ii-QE 3535355' EE
_ ‘ _ arriving at the amount.
'  Oiteh causes a good dcal of trouble. , .
‘ roui t a licatioii of
MUTITERS
Charlottetown. Ho knows that the solo by business it will de- There are some   " ‘ '
is the total sum ofthe various subsidies Dliloéll Where t0 hai/6 Ml 05100 might’ '- - _ . -
which hav aid in nor., c ~ mean a matter of life and death. Their _ ‘_ - ' _ , ._
0.
We got too many  
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C Hit DRETN ’S
B ._ Health' in ,
~ » r _,__ `~~=-~.ff_i'_'i_.--/ `_____ _The Home
_ _ _ _ ities;  ` ,_ ‘ “I _ f wan coverings mommy €
Will clear out a lot of nice ...i`gl;.~\i F" ,g 2;-=f_i_°:i;:§ffiv‘;§;“'~;§{;"_‘;_j_‘§
Dongola. button and laced, Ah;   *__ $2222' ;“;_§n'§§“§‘§,,‘“;:,‘_f,";§§
/ I 0 H /
/ i struct.: wall répiratioii. “Walla
tw- .»i . __
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to be hrlilhy mill! breltlre."
Kaisomine rubs and scales oil. %
€hiirch’s
-:_-_?-_-,-:Q-_A_-_-_-_-f -_~_-
"7   :'.
., .- s sq., __
_vs_ 'f-
2-.-
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sizes'8,g, xo, old price $1.00
to $1.20 for 89c.
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 'Z-3° ` ' "5 ` 12', ;'.'_-_-_ _ _ ;.E
- » 1  -_-. f s f  1.;-_-1
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See counter at ’
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_ Aiabasiin
   _ A Heiiiiiifill Wall Coating
~ < ‘E ' ‘ ‘ - o " ' iiaoverlng
‘_ _ “fthe cheapest, the ,mme eh put on, and the most sanitary ws . _
_ | , It is o porous cement which hardens with aFe,‘;i;d “s;lniitl':*¢§h;h‘le free i
e of air through the walls. Ecouomoa al g- \
'A  l §°“Hm` .mm a rain: nearer-»
 . .  "‘ ‘“'°“" "“'° '"5 whm' TM ly .igmvfc via ffiamsrma `
course. There are certain sections of the' badly- To meet this Bervtcsand "le fl`¢° .__
country crying for telephones.§The service wilwh the Government gives I r
Government cannot put them in-the think it would couie near to taklnk “D all NE“ YORK’ Ann' 17_(Spe°i"l)`Th°
Company cannot make them pay. Isii, the subsidy. This clause allows rural 0iJ0l‘hl0rB have Sent. a f0ilDB\ "Ply '-0
possible then that the hon. gentleman telephonee- YV” have D¢l`lli\D-‘i_ 80116 ii President Mitchell in which they declare
.$35509 Wxlh "|19 fffllephgilé D080 ttldhaast littiiti; toonftal; intl';1g‘\;;E:ll;t$§’tZ‘l;;pl‘;)°2§ there is iiotliing to arbitrate except the
n cro erpaccs w ere waii ll 9 D U 0 “ _
thinkthe clause right., wise, and proper, the standard. If a good working line q“°s"i°" Whe'“h‘“r_ "h"°_ Sha" be any
that the Liei1t.Governor in Counciisliould WHS lJi'0V\d€d UWT' Shi"-‘ld be Sllmcienfr- "bmm’i°"'
Though they do not refuse point blank
always been done. I thiiikit would be lttlllere istnotl‘li;R;»0\§fil}\x1|l”°:Fitlrald lil; to “cept M|¢_(,h,i|',, 1”; pi-°Wsu1_ may
= _ o s an ar . .
;°;l7ch“;;‘Efw“t‘;;;:§I”'1':;nt;E’th§‘g°o‘: :q§{S:slbru:tethe pug", of connection assert that all differences have already
em" in Councg g only' They don-t care what the Dol” are' been decided by the Strike Commission
Hom Mr, Hugh¢g._'i‘hai,igh vm-y indo. spruce or other kind. The clause iiiiri there is no reason for another
ilnitc clause regarding rural telephones. d0BSl1'bI>l'lW€l\bl»ll€ll1\1Bll13 Chew P0168- attempt. _"__ N _
Itis such aciaueeas no section could take lil Hliiini P'“`¢g °§ lg; ;’°;‘l']“'V °°m’°" They assert that [tho miners have re-
, 1; i h L i i ot use n e company _ _
-'§'f.`i'i.."“.§'i.`i°£f..~..ff.'.i`Zff§.l.fd°.§°§`ii§`f.l.‘i§ .l..i',f.-§’..'i......,..;......i..... l==i=<l hi il-of v°»»°S~i-°"~ end they
lines putiip by the Company. No section Mr. McKinnon-What: is the use °f YHWB D°'»hlllR lil
of the country proposing a rural line savlml yilil BIG Elvin! f-he ¥`l1¥'“lS0‘»'l'l°“5
rtlier to offer.
ghey vi-quid he barred 1;-gm gohi-looping There are some sections where' the line  
with the main line although messages extends for ten or twelve miles where. '
omila im heard just as weiion their mimi they eheheii have ieleirhehee out ih-
line. This clause should bc amended. l When wetlnd that the couipiilly “0h'i»
‘ don't see wliy such u restriction should be accommodate the Pi=0Dl0 W9 Hlllllllll 11°C  
put in. it lsjust a bluff. It states rural SUPDOFU "lem-
iines may only be constructed where the * HOD» Mr- HlS2i\l'd-Tlwre le l'i°thlll8
lines of the Company are not in operation. in this to l>l'9V°“ii Wllllh YOU S\1BK°Sl~ Y
Where will you iind ii section not traverse H011- ML HlliIh°S"Th° |034" Of the THE funeml °f the hte vi mmm Tum”
éd by their lines? In other Provinces all opposition SPBBKIDE Of Subsidy said there will 'luke P1800 Bl? 7-30 this l1l°l‘l1lD8l0 the
facilities are given for rural telephones. were 051%! i-hilt' did 110° Ply- Th°Y 00|? Rauway Smu°f"
Govemmcnt. and municipalities _ are give oiiices credit for business originating THE steamer Princess brought Wm, her
buying out the companieinitake objection thers.There muy bil B109 °f \i‘19lll¢5° (Nm oh hr-rival ai; seven dclook last night, the
to this clause strongly. Gliarlottetown. They have no way 0f Halifax papers printed yesterdaymorning.
EVENING SESSION- After further discussion the bill was MrsAW|Mitchell acknowledges wtth
_ passed with slight amendments, and is gratitude the many toucilag evidences of
Hou” met M' B 40 set down to be read third time tomorrow. sympathy manifested during her recent _ - you an suffer-ing from rhenmatism.
1 Mr- Mi\H1l°S°l1°°P°°i>l° MV” “U ide" 'Hone men we," hm, Supp|y_ bereavement, BORN, you th,-ow Mid., business cu-es when yuh --ll...
we ~ »=-"-1-M 1- cm- <>= he HWS ,HCK MEALS ,,_§§_;',‘§_';;; ;,;;gf;§§,g‘;§;;g§;;§_g§,;g' .....m......... ... ...S ..............., ;§,‘,;"‘;:;,*;°“;‘;;;,‘,‘f,,§';;;‘°‘;,‘;,‘:,°,‘;2;';3 eanyaemr_-iiimima-e.
system who has access to the information  Q i I h h th ba IV of Sp¢kane,WMh_ on 13th ins; to Qhniee appxyms Cmmbm_,am.B PM" Baum one 
[am told oi oiiices which make only , “_” I ft; Dgiilcghiswxgvf ggcgkmg (lbs $5; to A. and Mrs McLean, a son. application will give you relief and its molto povilou-Ont in desperate sua-with
 '** Tasty, l10\lflBhlU8 and °n.l0y|1ble meals Summeraide hm.b°r_ |   hqnginugd use fora short, time will bring
'A BAD BRUISE- can be served wah Clmws Cumiled Mehta' In the hurry ot making ready for press AR  “b°“" ”' D"”’“”°'“" °“'°' Fm” “le by an   
.rhc quality is assured by Clarks label. yesterday omisslon was made or me put I LARKIN_COMPTON___At th” l,eB|d_ dmggistB_ “mm
_ the best Camisa p pp played by.J A Rodd' who made B supe,.b_ ence of 'iohn Munro, Picton, N. S. on .     navy  Dnllilh
biervllinc whilcli insuiutly stoilils Sit? 13:13.32,  M Don in the drum, Bxmsh Bom; and of apr; 1£3t.hkiiyRc;v.;;.bH.tMac1[).ea§i:, Captt. _ *-=-_-' T
prevents swe mr removes a o s ' _ it . . ar n o er on, . °. . o -_ “ir
and dleehleretlen-' iNer§liiheli,e elxlilleevigiz ---- - °h° °h'"”““g “mglng °! M”mA"°'°°“ Mimi Mary am. oomperm of Fine River New York mediates are _nm now up to
L-opgfagliiitg bggodgsezgitaig' Soo séivéiaew CHICAGO. April 17. '- ( Special. ) - J or-is T. Cx.am<rN. B. A.. will read the ! P_ E_ L A their em in work, pwwing twuuemx
destroy pain. You miss a lot of comfort com, April., 46; Corn, May, 46h 1°" WW* °f “"5 s°°‘°“ b°f°"° ""9 DIED and gowns for spring weddings, says
by not using Polsorrs Norviiine. For when , 8% Wheat ,, 7% Natural History and Antiquarian Society, . Helen Berkeley Loyd in ,ha M°yDc1ine_
nearly titty yearsit has been the standard ‘ ‘ _ next Thursday. Subject: Some Cor- , ' ' I acer. All the newest bridal gowns are
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DISAPPOLNTED
Friendj- Whatls the matter, old man
Why have you torn up the paperi
Homer--That blamed reporter : I told
him I did not care much about having
anything said about myself,
Friend-Well?
Homer - The beggar never mentioned
me at ali.
_ -llc#
there now would not do without the $3-30 WBT. KFUSS WOHDW- T9l€Ph0D0ii BFG _ , » " .- i _ ,
telephone now. e. boon and unless they had some certainty - _
_ the could’nt ut them in.With res ect to ' ' . _
Tonorvro, April 17.-(Special)-A pr
ruinrnt Conservative in Toronto has bee
The party is said to be very much di
has adopted this method of making
A E Kemp, M P is the prime mover
(D. V.) next Sabbath April 22nd,
Pleasant Valley, at 2.30 p. m. Broohl
7,00 p. m.
RECENT gifts to the Natural Histo
bayonet and cannon bali from Louisbu
George Bremner; walrus tusk fro
Tracadle, Plus McCormack; certificate
present at Waterloo (dated i883.)
FRANK Rmos is glvng some prizes
boy who get his hsir cut at the shop ca
in a bottle. The iirst boy guessing ne
teal closes on June 30, 1006.
‘ \iln|rd’s Llnlmont Cures Dandrutf.
change.
iii
in
connection with his business. Every
have one guess at the number of bean
Br-
est ths number will get aigold watch.
Msn may have a guess for each hair cut
or shave the prize being a razor' Con-
. The vote was one of the largest ever
l r as o
L ou 0 w_a ears y y escape from destruction this morning by
y °“°"n°“s m°J°r“'y' tire between eleven and twelve o'clock.
dl Nearly all the old aidsrmen on'ei-Ing for A-B ft ,.55 ma buiidim susm-iheii crm.
rho matter and his conclusion ig that the i'e-election were successful siderabls damage but thc iiisuriinco will
cover the loss.
derelict steamer Dunmore, reported last
Dania, whiclireportcd that they hadnot
_ The log of tho British stsamship
He does not consider that this decision   O  
can have any eil‘ect_upon the interest of i
employes individually, or an a body, and
because they have all the privileges of   A  P
other citizens in selecting candidates and
I
An Abandoned Steamship Occupied by Thousands of
Rats--They Ran About As if They Were Mad--The _
Ship was Left in Their Possession.
ST -louse. N- F.. Aivrillil--The eeelihs and Capt. Henryiieoirieo to use that for
steamer Adventure returned last night fuep Seven l|,0,,Sa,,,i img, Bi, $2 3 img
fromasix-days' unsuccessful quest for the had gone ima the (jouigmfs fum,-,iv,-eg
when siic put in at Muioran, in North
n week 1,300 miles southeast ofCape Race. _]5p,,n_
instructed to negotiate for the purchase The Ad,.,.,mm,,, Bwamedmo miles in an Commgback me Coulson was in 1m_
ofthe Maiiand Empire. The price asked and spoke the .eteamers Zealand and mda 424;; no,-hh and i°ngi¢,u¢ie 45,03
is half a million.
ssa
weston March 24 when she sighted a
Slkllfred U10 Dl1illll°I‘€~ iierclictsteauiship. The German steam-
ship Calabria was near and the Coul-
thued with tm Drew” m“°°!°m5“° 'md Coulson which recently arrived at. New sou and ,he 1-wed go gm whiuh wguid
I York. records some unusual things. She ',-emi, the dgmiici, iii<g¢_
h done with her icurncy.
rim lllw Nllllll “'¢0iPh2\” °l\ 531° W°Y| “I never saw sucha. sight in my iife,"
Irvin 1’-’0l‘i1i\¥ill. Off-.YD Y°k°h“m“- “nd said First Oiilcer Jhale yesterday as he
 - has used up ollhei- coalwhen only hvliwhifi the erm-y, “ihe wi-asked vessel
Rnv W J. CAMPBELL, will preac
was the British nteamship Dunmore.
at TIN C0\1l80Il WM 1081125 with Emil! which was abandoned in December in
mid ocean. Her crew had been picked
6-3011-m-;Kleteee°hMehdey.Avrllisrd up had landed at Bremen. But you
and Blrifh Bill. Tl1l1l‘SdilY» April 20%. Bt | 'should have seen that ship. A fine one
she had been and there sho lay in the
rail_under water and u thousand rats
_ ry `trough of the sea with her starboard
and Antiquarian Soclety's Museum:
rg, racing about her decks squeaking. We
in won't soon forget that..
“The rats seemed to be mad They
of ‘ _ -
good conduct of James Quin, a soldier M0N»riii.;Ar,, April 17.-(Special)-Inter scurricd down the hatches and then
d. _.h t ,ki ,I came up through the tompanionway,
vlevaed WET 'FTM as I lg agar; J; ,falling over one another in their haste.
the ntcrco on a anager ryoe - bmng and sque&ung_
U dl ll EX N95 C0 Wd" 5“ldv "Wal “O l Ilo c n understand how
n Milli! P - nyasara
B are minding our own business and the
strike is not worrying us much. We are
replacing ohe strikers fast as possible."
liheumatism Makes Life Miserable-
A happy home is the most valuable pos
session that is within the reach' of man
kind, but you cannot enjoy its comforts :if
S th rl d )fo t ears
.Fadyen aged Bti years.
,¢l'Y.
:and ll months.
o'clock.] `
,He wasl buried Monday,
»
itching, Blind. Bleedin frotruihn _
‘Pil&. Driigllsts are Qutiimtgi ji OST--Betweeg Charlottetown and
'Write fortnmhaeiemefimtiractons o ~ ` ,refund menu- if PAZO 0 A nmiiiey oinr. Road ri. hmm
i r |i fails to cure in 6 to 14 days lille mia] Fi dei- ie,” i e
no atsnasrinr ccunnv, i.iili'r¢o |»|auo.oll‘l’ m“"‘°u”"“°"t cum Bum” ne' 1215dlllWf0\‘i1- 0 AeE:s:“r?sGr:fton t. lsd2ii.=vv1°li>d. i
_____.__------,----~--   ~  ` ~- ’ i _ i __
ture is the abbreviation of the princess
u C an ' I yy ' w w it n “ii b rincess."
" McFADYEN"'At st' Cnt‘her‘“°'” West Tab §k‘li‘?t7,e:i\t;1l?tliJe adliixon bfyap\Viitteau
-River' Lm' 05 U" Much 27’ mm John Mc' plalhiin the back opens out into train, and
_ is the newest effect in wedding gowns.
' MCKINNON-At her late residence Lina" has A paniwihriy 51;,-ohg vogue
§Sydnev Street. Avril wth. 1900. Oetherihe and is used :or moming nooks is wiiiré
iM°KlUl1°i1. B800 9| Y¢8l'¢~ - and colors in sheerest quality and delicate
F\lll9rl1lTh\ll‘Bdl1iY *D m8hn¢ld “mel” tints for the afternoon gowns. The new
parasols this season are simply beautiful,
._ MARQUiS.- At lilii Bethune Ave- but not beautifully simple. _
.nue, Detroit, Michigan, on Friday. _" n .
_rim our .my or April, iooo, Ja-mes Marquis, ,,f,,,"‘,,,',,"' ‘,,‘1°,";{,,'f,,,"',,",,°‘,f:',,f,, °,,;°'gf,:-1'm
fa native of P. E. Island, aged 03 years |¢hie~,emomaporbox. Alldnillflih
i.2.€€.2¥’f§.r.e:._ ‘:;‘:~‘.‘:.°..~i‘.'r:_‘.:>.':.~.°.:-. C°ii¢iS=T1iTv¢filS¢wT=Ti§
f_Francis and Ellen Chowen, aged 5 mos. (Tm law for C|MBmcM‘°n_)
,and ll days. . _ _. -»
l. irimemiwiii ratio piers to-any at 2` V 0RENT__§ nm, ,,i,,,,,,,,,,|,,M ,,|,,,,,_
_ Apply at this otlics. 18d lwpd.
f MGPI-IEE-At Long Creek, Easter ANTED4Boy to work on a ffrin
1 _'Sunday Theophilus infant son of Paul and E“‘\“"?_§f _‘Pls ‘_’_@°°' lsdlwyd
we felt when we looked on that tina
big ship given over to the rats. Some
of the men were so angry that they
fired their revolvers into the scarring
horde and killed many of them. The
live rats soon devoured the carcasses
and resumed their mad racing. Aliwc
could do was to leave the Dunmore in
their catrge."
SEl__ilS
Early Planting.
Early varieties for the Hot
bed.
C8bb3$¢, (best early
varieties.) _-
Garden Peas!
Lettuce.
Tomato.
Cauliflower.
Celery,
Sweet Peas (over
{Mrs. McPhee, Jr. aged 9 months and 8 OW B0ATS_1.1.4i¢, |,mg_1.10fr,_ h-,ug _
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