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APRIL 3°' 19'" 'run i..i'ras'r News TIIE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN """\f'"` rms? or ann .-.-.;__ PAGE FIVE
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Provincial NewS
I oi the week for Saturday
~ ‘ Subscribers. .
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THURSDAY.
Patrolman Al.. Brown, formerly 01 eh
Lot 49, P. E. Island, who has been in
in the Seattle Police Department for
the past seven years, has recently
been appointed a detective.-Oak-
land, Calif., Maple I.:-al.
D. McLean, a well known Sail
Francisco physician, with offices at
945- Market Street, was born in Ca-
buu Cove, Prince Edward Island. He
left the old home over thirty years
ago, but hopes some -day to return
for a. visit to the old farm, where a
brother still resides. The doctor at-
tended the anniversary entertain
ment of the San Francisco Society.
_.()ak1and, Calif., Maple Leaf.
Stan-Sergeant Everett Dewar, of
the Ordinance Department in this
city, has been transferred to the Mil-
-me Department in Ottawa and
leaves on Wednesday next. Recently,
as a result of his success in competi-
t;ve craminations. Stan-Sgt. Dewar
wuh promoted from a private to his
present rank and his subsequent
transfer is an evidence of the appre-
ciation by the department of his va-
luc to the stafl.Staf1-Sgt Dewar has
made many friends~in this city who,
while they will he delighted to hear
of his rapid upward strides in the
Militia Department, u-.il sinccrcly rc-
gret his departure.
In Grace Church lust cvcning llcv
Mr Styles of Powiial dcliv<'i~c-ai a. stir-
ring address on l\fissionar_v work in
the West lndics during thc twelve
years of his resilience therc. His llc
scription of the people, church life,
cllmghe nn'l grncrai-conditions Oi thc
Islands together with thc success of
Mission work among the large pop
ulation, commnllded thc whole-heart
cd attention of his bearers. The ad-
dress was rcplctc with a great Var
ifyfiy of iufornlation. The vestry of
the church was wcll filled and thi-
uuulcnlgc gi-f~nil_v alilzrcciliteli the var-
iuns points of filc ailllrcss. Mr Styles
is a vigorous rind attractive speakcr.
ull- Hun-isoii, the liastiily on behalf of
tm friqnds, thanked Mr Styles for
his visit and most intercstinz miss
ionary talk. The inf-.ctiiig wus ullilcr
me auspices of the Mis.~1ionai'_v l`lrclc
,,,,,,m0sell of me young ladies of thc
church. _
An Ottawa despatch snysi '1"llr
homes of the foilr Canadian cadets
who will go to England to compete
in the Boys Bisley, have been au-
ilounced. They' are: Cndct ilates, of
thc Hamilton Collegiate Institute,
and Cadet W. Liddy, of the Dundas
high school, ill the scilior series; and
in the junior series, Cadet Tidswcil
of Hamilton Collegiate Institute.
mil Cadet Captain E. lvl. t‘.rawford.
uf the Quebec higii school
The shooting was done with minia-
turu rifles, as that is what _thc com-
petition at Bisley will be with. The
bw., Hamilton boys, who head their
ictpcctive series, eachiiiarlc thc bil;
score of 104 out of a possible 105.
(ndet Tidswell is only 15 years old,
hull Cadet Bates is under lil.
Tliere was a tie between Cadet llid-
d_.', of Dundas, and Cadet Mills, of
Toi-onto, in the senior series for sec-
ond placc, each making 98 points.
but Cadet Mills wolf out in the shoot
od. Cadet Liddy is the waitinil lllnll-
In th() jllnigrg, (‘»B(lL‘lL E. M. (`/f`BW-
ford, of the .Quebec high school, was,
second, with a score of 00. Uaclct
i.ar.drig~an, of Cliarlottctown, is thc
waiting man with a score of 95. Tiiic
boys will sail on May litll from Mou-
lrcai.
A very pleasant surDl`lS0 Dn'l't.V ‘VHS
tendered Miss Catherine Mc(lorniac.
daughter of the late J. J. Mc<‘ormav.
formerly of Sit George's, P. E. Island,
at the residence of her niotiicr, Mrs
Sophie I. Del~iCormicrn. ill? 'l`llll`fy'
seventh Street, Oakland, on thecvcn-
me ei st l°atrlcl<'s ony. March 17th.
The occasion was the ciflnfncllln
biriihday of thc young lady. and
innny friends usscniblcd to extrnd
congratulations. The home of Mrs.
DcsCoriniers (who is a dauklllel” Ol
the late Willialii Hooper. lll- l'~ l°~-
iioieli, P. ill. lsll-lii.l. wus <l°°""lF'=‘l
in green and white for the occasion
and presented a beautiful alJl>l’l1"'
ance. Sweet niusic vias roiidcucil bv
Mrs iluileipll Nami. iilfunst- “le” ‘ll
Mrs DesCorniicrs, and dnuRllll`l` ‘ll
P. B. Hughes, l\f0l'cil, i‘_ lil. Island;
uluu bv Hugh Mt-Doiiuld an-.l Sebas-
tinh Moghrly en thc violins, and John
McDonald oil the miiusoliu and f-!\ll'i
tnr. Dancing was cni<‘y"‘l ‘l‘ll`l“K thc
evening, after which Slll’U\‘l‘ “'35 l""fl"
vcd. Among the cii_ioyl_llll"' leutules
wus the fancy stall <"\"‘l"l5 l’y ,Alex
McDonald, of f‘.iiarlotf.ctowii_. l'- lf" l'~
and Hugh Mclionald of Judi<lll°_. Cnllf
llrrton, with honors ollllally lllvlded'
--Oakland Maple l-elif-
<tlihinel";;3f£.sc
"China-Lac" ia the ideal finish
lor Iliirniliire, Floors, Doors-
Scratched Woodwork, Oil Cloth-
Linoicum, Porch. Chairs, etc.
"China-Lac” stains and vumisliel
at one operation-and didel with I
hard, tough, brilliant finish that ls
waterproof, weatherproof lllll
almost wearproof.
iq rich colon, lin-finding looewoodd
‘ cherry, Green, Maholaay. 0l¥ 'll'
Golden Oak. leineialier the lame.
"China-Lac", made by 4
BRANDRAM-HENDE§S“_QEl‘f_l
u»»imi.n-u-.si.J»\».1»-i»~Wl°°'v°'-
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H`~ first battle with the sea was
on a cold stormy morning in Dc.
ember, l889.‘ During the previous
night ii schooner had been driven ii-
silore by a fierce gale at Rocky
Point, higniont Hay. About daylight
Philip Gallant, who had strolled to
thc. shore to see what havoc lind
bei-'i wrought by the storm san' thc
licililass schooiicr pounding herself to
pieces on tlic rocks about half a mile
from the silore with thc seas wash-
ing over her. A closi-l' inspection re-
lvcnlcd diiiily thc forms of men lash-
ed to filo rigging. Her position was
sucn that the men were in imminent
danger of being swept overboard at
aiiv moment. llrrogniziiig this Gal-
lant plurkily inndr up his mind to
ell,.,~i, their rescue. There was ilo
time to look for help and he deter-
mined to risk it,aloiie. It was a
vperilous underfiiking, but. ll00fll€l~l-\
or ilu- in-ul, uiiillilnz fully of the
lives in danger, hc launched his dory
l into a sileltcrlni: rovo and headed' her
lfor the doonif-d vc-.~lsf-i. As he rounded
fbe sheltering point of land between
hlm and the open sea thc mercilessl
lh-_alters met him, dashing his frail
ie
rrnfi backward. Five times hedlggiéll
h l t he daehe
` rllgglnnylmg niielly his limi-_
lbgat was filled and rendered helpless.
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Hy this time a neighbor happeuei a
th they launched a larg-
l"““' T0” er ol _ l lun. mel.
-4- Philip Gallant, and bis ilerce defer-
Professor and Mrs C. M. Wright, minatfon not to be beaten even by
entertained the orchestra, Tuesday the demon of the sea.
evening at their home Brighton Un an early morning in the summer
gflnd~_ AS this wfas the regular prac- Of 1_896 he eilected, in a somewhat
se night the orchestra indulged in similar manner the rescue of a crew
rehearsing for the first hour. Then n of three men whose boat was vp ,_
dainty luncheon was served. E. H, sized in Summerside harbor 'Fling
Benn Dresidcnt of the organization were the late Professor Cushing e
made some very fitting remarks re- man named Day and another nflmeg
galdlng tllll B-lllllly Ol the orchestra f-7l‘0lKe. all of Summerside. When pirk-
considering the very short time that ed oil th-eir sunken boat they were ul.
it has been in existence. He express- inost exhausted and could 'lot pos-
ed lille hODe that when they meet li- sibiy have held olit many more mln.
gain in September. that their number utcs. Gallant had seen the ellneil
would be increased to thirty members. .strike them, and their lheflectuul and
A vote of thanks was tendered l"ru amateur struggle against it and Sm,
lessor and Mrs Wright for their kind- mlsed what the end would' be For.
ness. Professor Wright in his rc- Lunately he had started for the. scene
marks stated that his associations if accident ‘before the siluaii struck
with this orchestra had always been Lhenl, otherwise he would have been
-if thc most pleasant nature and he too late. To his thorough knowledge
rusted that all the members regard if boating as well as to his iniiol.,,
~ll0 tinle BS Well Shelli - =l.>irif of helpfulness these three owed
_ __ __ »-- __ __ __ their lives. _
-"he eat occllrre oil `ri ay, Phill (lallaul-_-,_, n _ -
thc l5th, of Mrs. Sark, wife of ell- thc slllllimer of l896.e2i£\tl[l1el?;¢llesiillllbSoilIt
(Thief Sark, Lennox Island. Tile de- containing a family party of ulul.
ceased, formerly Miss Maggie Thorn liers0h5_ aumug t-bem D_ A_ Picke_.in,,'
toil of the Moreli Reservation, was ,uc uf the present “.ate,. cOmm,s_
forty-eight years of age and ~was a ,qcullrs ul Sllmmerslllm B Mr_ Tanton
woman of considerable culture and ._,l Stanley their wives and chlldren
l`€lln0m€llt~ She WHS Well Hllllnlll-Cll uid an elderly lady, while out fui‘ ia
and did much to foster education uleaslu-u Sull_' was capslzplp Thu
Hllllllll=‘! lllld £0 bell-9l` tlle 00llllll-l0ll .non succeeded in gatilcrilig the wo
Ol the llllf-WCS Wil-ll Wlllllll ll0l` l0l~ .non and children back to the boat
was cast. Largely tllrougli her influ wlliel. was on her mam curls lie.-
encc an excellellt =wlu><>l has been lei..-l flat on ule wl~.i.c.- lllllliing ii.-rc
maintained oil the Island, her soil, they clung, up to their necks in the
John Sark. a graduate vf St- Dun- water, llolililig the cl~.ililren's heads
stairs College. brim: the Present shove the waves, mul waiting for
teaciicr. 'l‘iie influence of her good .leullu the Uulv tblug lu ,,lgu,__ Om,
llllnlllilln Hnfl ll0l` lll`8Cl-lClll lfleas ln after nllother the lvoinen and cliildren
nllll lllnlllliiemnnl- anll ll0ll3€ll9€Pllll1_ dropped oil but' were again rescued
ill n’lllCll lUl‘ l~ll0 lllll-lVCS Wll0 Sl'nC9l`9‘ if rescue it could be called, alid given
lll0lll'll ll0l` llentlb Slln WHS mal" uiothcr hold on thc bo:-lt, and of life.
Cll Ill- l~llC HEY Ol 5eV9llt€@ll"fll‘ll”t)' liraveiy the men eilcuiiraged the wo-
nn y€nl`5 nil0~ Ol fllllleen Cllllllfell men, holding out hopes of rescue but
orn to tiicm eight are living to buuu uually gave ,my bu ,l,,_S',,,,l,..
nlvllfll the <l0Bl-ll Ol ll l0V`lng lll0l»ll€l`~ :ood byes were said and just as cacli
TWO yi’-lll`5 H50 She Cfllllfllclflill “Sl-ll' lad made up their nliilds to give up
mu which later developed into tubel‘~ the struggle Philip Callant’s boat
culosis und for Some time Dalit Ulf nore upon them, threw out a line
llll WHS in Slgllli- Tl” lllll€l`nl. W`lllCl` which was matic fast to the sunken
00k Illlllfl* On M0ll\l&y. the lllllll Wal boat and the exhausted crew were
llliillly /Bl-tenflnd. Dl`9-Cl1lCHlly tbl saved. Gallant had seen tile accident
'llUl0 illlillllllllon tllrnlllg 0lll» 120 D85’ roin the shore, jumped in his boat
thc last tribute of respect to ont let sail and put out te the reeeuel
Whlllll lllffy llll l0V0ll~ R9V~ -l0lJn A- Tllie old lady was uiiconsciolls when
MCDlvll8l<l. (il‘8llll l\lV€l`. 0lllCl8l1€<l-- taken' into the boat, bllt she was
Farmer. _ -'oon revived. The cuildreii also were
- -- nil but- gone, but all were 'saved and
(llnnllly l'l@l`lilll nlld Weekly Sfllnl ltill live to'hiess tile mail wllo res-
DOWH by llle Sen. ln lllfl l"\"`ll ‘ :lied tllem fl‘oni a watery grave.
Summerside, Prince l»Jd~vard island, ln Ap,.ll_ luul_ lml,,,_e lmvlgatlm,
there llVOS ll l'n0d€Sl9- llnl\55llmllll.5» was fully open and wilfie -the rivers
hard-working fisherman who has thc ,md bays were mled with broken ,cm
unu:=ua.l distinction oi- 'having saver u bout l-mm lb-,pe T,,,.me,,blue_ N_ B_
from drowning* tweutv-six hilmmi was Struck by a Suuull ,,ubsl(le the
1iV<‘S- T110 Sl30l`y Ol l»lll‘=l l'xll`ll"l"l1ll' _ultrance to Sllnimerside harbor and
Bly llnlllnyenlfnl. Uovelllllg 5 l"‘l"°~l capsized, her crew of three men, A1~
of some tw:-nty years and pilnctunt lem Tbeubolm aud smltb bclug
cd. as few stories ' ara, by evidences ,brown into the my wuleu (flmgmg
of t-mirage, heroism and devotion ti, desperately to whatever oflered 8
man's higliest duty---thc iescue ofthe lu.,i_,l the men bum: to the .boat for R
pl.».rliiiig-i-= known tliioiu_:ho\i: bl- mmm but_ tossed about by the heavy
lhli\'l- Ill"l\'lnC€ Bllll flnll W0" l0l` _ll‘l’n ;eas, chilled and benumbed by the icy
Ulc Olllfll-y. Bllllflllgll llllylnblli lll»l0. water, their hold upon life was c
of “The Guardian Angel of Slimmer brittle one. Finally Trcnholni lost his
side Harbor." And thc title is neitb-` u0l,l ,mon the buab Sauk and was
Cl' lllnDlll‘0Dl`lnl-0 n0l` ll`l"5"\’-l`lllll-- ll' feel: no more. The others, momentar-
lllnny C5505 llls tllnely l\l`Fl'~'8l \"`l ll'-Q ly expecting a similar fate, unable
E*‘.Cf@ Of l1CClll°3nl S90'l\"'l l0 be l"l'°"l` to see beyond » the waves that were
dcntiaily guided. Drawn by/_iii iri'e~ _wuwlllg Over uull cllllllug them to
sistible impulse, as i;ystcri in-.i und .luallb were glu.d.ueu,_.u back to life by
unaccountable ss it was il‘res|.-zzillle ,bbuts of --l_l,,l,l Oulu -l(<,,)u,.agel-~
he has IIIOPB l-llllll Once Wflllolll flny ‘i'ni coming!" Soon Philip Gailant's
clheeinns motive, cxcclit ll lnfillll ioat was alongside, m-ade fast and
illrlll tllllt ll¢ WHS ll9¢ll¢‘l» »""`° t" llle hc now tlloro\ll»Zlrl.V exhausted men
.“"ltl`-l"ll`°llt 0l` Ollll llllo llle llllrhol ‘ll lalllcd on board. Smith was llncon-
his fishing boat to _find t.h:il li-3 wus “._,,,,s_ Alluu almost 5,, fl-bell- cuulll.
j‘i-l'- lll tlllln U) l`f‘*l°ll€ Wm” l~"l*‘l' tion demanded treatment at once and
tlll`-ME fl'0lll ll Wnl-@l`y l’l`ll‘-'ll' the boat was headed for the nearest
The name of this lifcsiiw-i‘ und llcri. lamp
is Philip Gallant. He was l".-.i iii Ncumug bbe _.,l,(,,»,._ tue bout was
the Parish of Mount l‘a:'in..l, i\ii»ut ,l,,l\_l,,, mtl, H ,mms uf br0keu_ float,
fiftccn miles from Sllmni.il'_aide, lmliw mg me and lu me lmmmb Smltb fell
l0l'ty'llV€ yfln~l`S HKU- l`ll'l'l" l-"3~Vl'0*-‘ll overhiiard. Llallaiit imiiicrliately
be has followed the calling of :l lirh- jumped in at-ter blm_ lllwll to tbe
*?l`n'lf\ll- Dllllllg tlle Plllil- l-"'l`lll'Y'll"e hoffoln, flicked him up and with Al-
years he has resided coiitiiiilolllllv iii l,,,,-___ help gut bl", buck lull, the
Slllllnlelsllle “"ll9ll l~ll" illlllll ll"-l""`l‘l bout. By almost sllpcriluniml efforts
Ul the 593 lla-‘l ‘lll*ll’l°ll llllll ll’ “‘ll" thc bout was pushed tiirough tile ice
port himself, his wife and two child- ,,,,,,l the m,,,a,.,,,,bly m,,,,,m,,b,,_ _tlmltb
rcll and where also hi: is known as au cm,.i,_,,l ,,,_,b,,,.,,_ lu l_h,, Sl,,,_ll_,,,. Ol H
lllnlestf lllllllflll- allll Clem' llvlllg i»i~..=~l'_- a fire was kindled with mater
Cll-lull- luis .~icclircd from the boat and in
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onet of orange blossoms, and she- mence running on thc river und it il successflil. The visit and the addrei.
wore a dianioiid and sapphire ring tlleii hoped the iiiud will he stiricd ses of llcv E. E. Styles Pownal, Mr
and o_arried a bouquet of brideroses up and the body able to iioau. At thi- Mclfeii'/.ie, Wood Islands; J. A. Moore
und lily of the valley, the gifts of point where Mr Mcllnrcn sank thcrc l’o\vua\: li. i’. Irving, M. L. A., M;-5 fr
from ten to fourteau feet of water Jones, i’o\vnnl; u.-nd Mrs Jenkins
Miss Mary Bartlett and Miss Kath- and the bottom is a vcry muddy one. Orwell, were grcatly nlipi-gcigtei1_ '
is tbouglit lie has beconic fastened `__._ l
the mud as his heavy clotluug At Moncton, N. il., April 15, there
rge white chip hat wreathed in would permit him tio sink quite ra- passed away Miss Jennie E. Mc.
shaded yellow roses; Miss Peters in pidly. It is thought by some tuut Quiet-ii, aged thirty-eight years, dan-
uulcthyst aatiu_and white hat trim» the body has drifted to sea hilt Char- glitrr of the late Archie McQueen,
McLaren, speaking of the matter (‘iyde Station. The deceased was e
:ey also wore gold bracelets with this morning, says that he does nrt (‘n,ptniii in the Salvation Army and
howknots of pearls and tili'.quoise,and think such is the case.-Moncton .iicd trusting in Jesus mul helil-\-ell
rricd bo uets of orciiids and sweet- Transcript. that Sllc uns ready to go to that
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llcv _'l`. F. Fullerton officiating. 'I`h_,
service was choral, and Prof Wetkis it
Wcddiilg Marches. to
Dr Blanchard gave his daughter e- That the body will soon hs found is took place Wednesday. llcv E, J_
way, the very pretty petite bride he. the opinion of scvernl i-iti-/,ciis nf Rattee offlciated. -
l' L! Cllllrmlngly attired in a gown el Murray River for tilinrlcs l\lcl.:irri. ` --
iioiy satin with dra r of whit f this city and llroflicr of thc drown Tlle_ Sunday School Conference and _
an is in recel t of word to til( meeting held in Vernon River South lll
gave valuable advice on varieties of
apples and general orchard manage.
ment. By means of charts showing
.all the different pests which infest.
the bridegirooni. is
med with wreath of amethyst roses. las
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A reception and dejeuner followed J
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bride receiving in the drawing room, A
which was fragrant with spring flow
 ‘ln the library a splendid arrav
obtained b the decorations of white M
The health of the bride was pro
At 3.30 the bride and groom lcit by
train for Summersidc, en route to St ol
John, whence they sail by S. S. Vic-
to " i ' , I 1 '
honeymoon in London, Paris and the
Riv'icra.’I‘he bride’s going away cos-
blolise of silk and lace to match,anil
The guests at the wecldi-ng were:~-
rs Blanchard, mother of the bride,
who wore mauve crepe de ciiene, with-
tll
ve ostrich feathers.
Elliott in old rose fouiard, white leg-
iiroidered crepe de ciiene, large black
lint trimmed with whitn ostrich fffa- m
fliers. v
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satin, with flowered hat. 3
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illH.llVE FOSGH.
Fitzgera-l~d's dress was of navy blue-
0gilvie's smart costume was of black
and white.
ii dress of black brocaded satin with
pink ami black lint.
and Mrs Hyndman, the former inf
pale blue satin, with large black hat;
the latter in old rose silk and ohi
rose hat.
and hat of black and white.
ored voile, with black llat trinrniud
with lilacs.
and Mrs Mc(‘ready, Mrs Mathiclson in
mauve voile with nlauve hat; Mrs Mt
(Trendy in a tailor-made noatunie of
grey. _
l.oii-gworth was attired in pale green
silk voile, with cream coat. and black
bat. '
a il the appoint t 1 ,
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___________o e e d foi that puipose next _aliilhpuy _mit to their rescue in the bit-ad as the reward of honest daily l other Eruptlons ____,A_._ -
_*__ a<_€____ _;1a___n;  Atlone he masagrul t__ui_l__H¢=; has___;‘eceive;_l the God bless Thse _death 'occurred at Bradalbanc _ _ _“-
,Phe __  _ ee _imes aroun the f>_ o mo ers w ose children he on a bath morning, April 24th, e: _ 1,1, ly; ,lb
_mm I___c___*l_;¢__él_l;nl_l__l;l____ 2/ll;i_;€_l_e;__V;l_?s_t_:i_li_,_ p_e;;:iiing___;i:_;¢;i__gc_l_i_iig__i_r_i_g__ lsr li_le_ to ll_:l»_l____l1a_i_1_de_l'l____bac_l;vt<_> :_hei;_i from _the _lohi_l McDonald. Deceased was borr. _ \ _ lm, l ' ' \\
ber lol S°lllll`lnan & U0. Annie D. and Sl1Cll 8 position that he could nlnliu the blessing ofgchildre: wllh xlfcewed tin t 6 SIB of Skills' tlwtltmddlt swf? l ll
Joseph McGill from Sydney with coal the boats fast to each other 11-is him would have been orphlinsut ‘gli i*ll‘oll'l:llg: ggguflnlortayndgdg year? ilgds ' l " ' _l Ml: '__'
for Holman Ltd. and Lawrence fr then hauled th b ' ' wive wh h ‘ ed " ' '_ I ' ' ' ' A
Sydney with Coal _or Steam N__v__4_>_\_ll _____ Own and _¢;:_1;,__§_li;: t__y_ni:n;_;___in:;t: __0____s om e sav from wldow~ l-_ler1g_liras__l:lfe i§l__i;rr_l__e_:i__ ¢:_nd_le;ves a IS DlStlHgUlShCd fOl` ll1S UDCqU&llCd RH.dlC3.l
l-l0n U0. arrived in Summerside ye.,-_ land. These three men would certain- 'l"ll95° blessings he cherishes hilt of and a memlher of the Prlflrslbyl-ellrlgll ,
terday afternoon. ' ly have perished had it not been f.-u- this _world's wealth he possesses church at Rose Valley. He was of an and PCI'lllZ1I`lCIlt CUFCS ItS I . 
cthlug. He has risked his life for unassuming nature and milcb liked in `\ ° l | -
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s roug ac o loved e community __ _ Record _S P0S_t_VC_y  __ _
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nes twenty-six lives. And for this
e has received praise unstinted the
"ll 710 liffl. newspaper notoriety as H
Striking postal figures made publi<-`
li-ssing of those whom- he brought by the Postmaster General in the - _ _ .
ouse of Commons. recently, show  ' ' `. Lnlnlrallcled
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byW:_l_l_:°':'_‘:_Olg_l;l;l`n§')»__ (_l_ll~y. accompanied feeded, in picking them oil one by one this improvised hospital Smith was `pale green and black: Misa Anderson
“ved home _ . B _. P. Murray, ar I‘bc hali_frozeii and almost exhausted aftoz' three hours of cesseless work wore blue and a black hat; Miss I-lil
_ ,_ l`0n`l 0l'll-On On Monday sailors-five in all-were rowed a- ‘ nursed back to life. da, Haslard a gown of amethyst Ra _
:_lo€___l5_;_dllll_l`_on-ll_ll:_l_;nY _:B _now almost re. shore, and helped to the nearest For this act of heroism Philip lab silk, coat to match, and with thii _ ‘
ope______o ___e__:: ec s of the recent dwelling where they were tenderly (lallant was, at a large public meet- costume was worn a black hat; M‘ia¢ ‘ r , _f
Came aus  _° he ll_lll-l€rW0nt in cared for and nursed back to life. ing in Slummerside, presented by Bauld of Halifax was attired in 'a , l-'__ ~
y pl a' Une °f lillnln- l»ll° COOK. died a few J. H. Bell. then M. P. for Prince peach colored gown, with drapery _ _ ,‘
Dr H D, Joh 2' days afterwards as a result of the ('oL-ilty, on behalf of the Dominion of bugled net, and flowered black haf.. ». _,__
M_P_A   _mdni°ni3P__l__2Bld0nt of the llnfflnllllli and exposure ‘endured on Government, with a valuable binocu- There wcie also presentl C. D. Rail I
tary- ;__- that-A . cMi1lan, Sec- l-lla” awlul lllght. 'lihe others, one of lar, suitably engraved. kin, Horace Haszard, H. S. I’ethick,l»
_______e Amon _ho séiociatiou, City, whom was the late Captain David On different occasions since, in 1899 and L. G. I-laszard.
__1____o__y adgresseze tl; li; sfntccongrat gain, of Sumnlarsids, recovered. The 1903, 1908 and 1909 be has rescued FRIDAY. ‘ ‘
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the occasion ____ _____ recent __;i:_i:0_o_i_i _)e___s__ _$1 __a\y_o_____y _z:_y_e _ll__i;cl_oub_;;;e_¢_i;_y l_i:_i_l_i___cdil_illl_i;e_i_i_0f_loi_i; dr;ii;v_nin_l; in r_l_um- w_Jsam;s___§i;rim_<_>_i_;s. ___R<_lsevale,   -
B°Bl0ll~ _ just when they were. another ofi a scovlle (lmeofelll ilwmcllililgl Island last seek bg' a. tzlzgrglm stat L " ` . ` ill _lf lv `
A meeting ___ __"'°-‘____ ex__c______e ___ ____ __ lnththsd ailtun~li_i _ol 1592, on the lee cakes; and another fell overboard ing that his mother was criticalll ~ ` Ai; For iii. l/"_`,. 
~ ~ . . ' ¢ -ill 5_1 B 0 le Bnll . B flsbin' Vlllfl B Oat sailing it f th h - lil. Owin to the telegram being d bp--- "  `  -- --_-~ _ __
Children s Aid Society was held in boat with a crew of three meil wa: bor. In each instance Ktllallgilt weas Th layed he iid not reach -home in tims 17,' <---~._._ J' ' ' ""‘ll;"‘-i
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_,__ City B________nll‘EB Pl; €__H r00m ill S_ll_llfrk by li Hllllllll and c_aps1Led_ hllnd, accidentally oi provldentialiy, his mother haking succumbed before _ r \ _ _ -,___
___C___ S E yes er ay after I iiilip Gallant, who at the time wee and in at least three of these lnstan- his arrival. Mr. Simmons has the 1 P|m  B 
__ ~ “me C°lTl'€Hi-londence was read alone in_his boat in the shelter of ces lie risked his life in saving others. ll¢¢P¢5f- Byl1lPBf»l1y Ol llln many ll`l°l1\`ll P 9 o S and  ,ly _-
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Yesterday an extremely pretty wed. fo
3" .
if lifax, Nova Scotia, son of the lel_,. leyan.
ll- T- Mahon. to Miss Helen were
ll“ll°lllll"l~ Only daughter of Dr Ed- Although no truce of the body of
R. McLaren, who was drowned ii.
lard, was celebrated at a qiiertql-_ Murray River, i’. 1-3. l., sonic tiini-
ioue u'clock at St, James Church, 111.50. the residciits of Murray lfivcr '
. have not given up hope of i-ccovci'ing The marriage of Miss Mary (‘.raig_‘
ami as iiiany as ten pvrsoiis are daughter of the late George Crnig,
llyul Lohengrln and Mendelssohn daily dragging the rivur in au effort Mallleqne, to Ken Woodside, son of
bring the i-ciilnins to the shore, John H. Woodside, of Hamiltunfi
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preparation of the lime and sulphur
W
ard S. Blanchard and Mrs Blan. I...
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lfion, caught with orange blossoms ed
_ine Peters were the bridesmaids, It
ISS Barulett in topaz satin with in
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as, the gifts of the bridegroonl.
Gordon llauld of Halifax was thc A Mayfield correspondent \vri_tcs:_-
groonlsman, and the ushers were M‘
Stirling Blanchard, Harley Ilauld, it
i’c
e ceremony at Seabreeze, the re
wedding giffis was arranged relu
cli other on the beauty and va ile
their tributes, and in the dining
om an extremely pretty effect was
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ses and lilies o
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he health of the bridesmaids, for Plsilebe Arsenault, 'on the rounds (Ponds) and ls the manufacturer of
aceful reply and in turn proposed a
‘ _ - a
ii
owledgfld in feiicitous words by Dr t
anciiard_ f
iian for England -.pending their
mc was of green broadcloth, with
een straw Chantecler hat.
riian of gold and mauve, and mau-
l\lr and' Mrs Elliott, Halifax, 'Mrs
lin lint wlith fiow'er trimming. f
Hurry and Mrs Mahon, Halilax,Mrs common and more serious in thc and promise, ‘_ _ _ _ - r
ahon wearing a salmon-pink cm- spring than at any other time of thc stnllfl. llllt lllllil llllll llll llllll'.>`_“"l'l<
ar This is the opinion of the best together for good. Words avail lit-
ye . _ __
cdical authorities after long obscr- tie to allay thc bangs of grief, Mid
ll f ' comfort voilr sorrow-
ation. Vital changes in the system we wouc aln __ -_ _ _
A. Ernest and Mrs 111255 Mrs 1025 after long winter mollths inlay cause ing hearts, hilt thcrc is a ` Diviiic
Wll WHS Ol when 0ll”059S Slflllvll niucil more than "spring weakiics_s," comforter" who is ever rnflfly _l-0 0l‘
url the fainiliar weal'iilcss and iirh- fer loving consolation. 'lo him we
Artemas and Mrs Lord; MPS ll0l‘1l ings. Official records prove that in would direct your thoughts. lor.
grey Strlvell V0ll0. llnt t0 Illl\lCh~ April and May neuralgia, St. Vitus “surely lic hath borne oilr gncis and
The Li¢lll19nRnt'G0VUl'n0l' Bhd MPS dance, epilepsy mid various forms of carried our sorrows."
M`cKiillion, Mrs McKinnon Zowned in nervous disturbalices arc at their " “
old rose silk, with coat of old rose
net, elaborately braided, hat of rose
net. '
Percy and Mrs Pope; Mrs Pope wore
Mrs_ (‘rilly Bourke, wore a gow -
illfss Amy Palmer, sandal-wood eul-
.ss Georgie Wyand, Mayfield, -is vis-
ing Mrs. Albert Parkman, New
lasgow. Tile many "lends °l_ l\ll‘S- s-.stcrs an-d one i>roi.iier. Her rcinaiiis
ulia Robertson, Cavendish, will llc were brought to l’. E. I. and laid to
ll,-aged to hear that She in l‘0C<\\'lll" rest in the I-lartvilie t‘enief.ery. 'I-hc
s dence of 'Dr and Mrs Blanchard the g from her recent illness. .fumes funeral services were conducted nt
Houston.. Mayfield. is busily eu- the lieiise ami grave by new Jen..
aged in digging 8 cellar f0l‘ lllri Gillis of Strathalban congregation,
i.-/ residence which he intends to ____
uilo this summer. Mrs. Murrlly J. J. McDonald, Pinnette, has rc-
tivcs and friends having vied with Robertson, Cavendish, paid a flying eeivsri h gasoline engine which was e
l isit to Mayfield last week, the guest shipped him fi‘om Baltimorq hy He,-_
: Mrs. Geo. Robertson. The "Gd tor F. li-refine. The engine which is
leachers" are holding meetings in 2.; H. l’. is one of the class called 3'
ayfield every evening lit eight "The Ea-:lc l\lach'ine" and is a nov- l*
clock. John E. Fraser lost a valu- elty here ill f.iiiS lille of engine. i\lr
iilc sow last week. William Moi M(-Ilonlil-ai will use the engine in rou~ l
posed in happy terms by Judge Fitz- fatt's hackney, “Island Snell." is nectiou with lobster fishing. Mr Mr- l
raid, to which Mr Mahon made a locking fine. Tile people of Mayfield Itac rcfcrrrli to above is a son
rcy Pope Jr., and A. A. Bartlett. G
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re glad to see their fish pcdlar, Capt Donald Mcllae of Plnnctfc
l‘ d J h \’IcDoiiald: “Dear Sis-
c_ll\ only lit! R¢m0V¢d by T00'  arllnd lllrrlltliler-_We, your bi_‘ot\ii=lT.-:
lng up the Blogd and S rgng- and sisters, of _l-iigilllind Illvl_sioll .\l, .
lhenlng the Nerves ur hi~artfelt synlpntiiy oil being bcr-
N¢l‘\'0llS lllllen-91'-‘ llecllnllf "l"l`¢ should call away one so filil of youth
worst, especially among those who  ` _ _
have not reached middle agr.  'i‘i‘acadie (`ross Farmers Institute
Tile nlitiiluatcd cilstoili of taking on tllf* 13lll llllll- was llllfl ‘ll llll'
Mr and Mrs Bartlett, Mrs Bartlett purgativcs iii thc spring is useless, lui'g¢~at_ and inost enthusiastic yet
ore mauve und yellow shot satin, for the system really needs streiigtli- iicld The uucstioii of. procuring
hite hat triinined with yellow and ening-purgativcs make you weaker, guaranteed seeds was one of the
Dv. Williams' I’ink Pills haven slip- many items of interest. Sonic mem-
Rev T. F. Fullerton and Mrs Fui~ eihl action lin the hlood und nt-i»it»_.;, bers spoke of the adviaibility and im-
lcrf-On. Mrs Fullerton in black and for they give strength and have cur- I ~ ll ' '
lack liat_ len not only many fill-his of hcl-muh sheds and such only. Tile secretary
Justice and MPS Fltzgkrald. l\lr.~i\disorders, bllt also other spring ti-on. submitted ullotatiolls from diflcren
bles such as lieadac-lies, wcakiicss in *“"“l§ nnll Sllnll llllly- 'l"l'll‘ fll‘Cl"nl-nl
ilk, nnd she wore a navy blue hat. thc limbs, loss of appetite, trtimhhug from some iii Ontario. The Institut
i.ieut~Colonel and Mrs Ogllvie, Mrs of the hands, melancholy and mental llenlflnll l-ll lli’nl llll* ""'lll"“ ln lil'
and bod-ily wenriness as well as un- l*l'l'fllnlilllK ‘ll -‘W-l'-llfi' Wllll A- l`lUl`n*~’ &
piglitly plmpleu mu-i Shih ¢_l~uul,\eu_ ('o_, Chai-lottetovvii, Quotations oi
Dr. Williams’ i’ink Pills cure thi-sc “'ll"¢ ‘\'l‘l`l’ lll»"“ ”lll‘l“lll*"l~ All”
nervous disorders and spring ail- _ _ - -- - -- _
mi-hte because they actually muh, cidcd to give the order for wire l
.l. 0. and Mrs. Hyndm-ammeriileylhew, l-l¢h_ re,-l blu,ul_ lqulll by ull Mr. Boultcr, .*‘-lininwvside. Quoti
medicine dealers ul- by mall al _ful tions on binder twine were also giv-
elluu; u b0x_ ul- ulx boxes fur ;2_l-,u en, blit this item was held over till
from The fir. Williams’ Medicine (‘o., “Ut meetlllli The "-"l"`lm'lll"°
ln-,,ckvlll,._ (lub pointed at a former meeting to wal
__ _______________" upon the (loveriimellf. concerninlz a
grant for exhibition pllrposea report-
A curl-euu0u,leul_ ll-,m (.,_, l»,,l,,l__ ed favorably. _’l‘lie institute was vo
lmrthge, W,-llc_q_ Geo,-mi w_ ly,i,u.ul,y eil a substantial grant and a com-
huu retui-ned home alter 8 lemulm mittee was appointed to arrange th_e~
u.
J. A. and Mrs Mathiesmi; J. E. !i,l,.l,,lt l.,e,.,,_ the guest ul _luhlli stew. Dflzll llnl- A ‘ll‘n'l0““l'-l`ll°l"n "ll ' Sf"
‘ " .l J. Trafnor was i
nfl- Mr lVl\ll‘lJli7 Succeeded in ba in lfelllllly l’5 ~
u (ew geeglb A pleasant eveulufgwai structive and showed much care f
|upeu¢y at the home ol Ml- Murphy "_ preparation. Tile secretary reportc
iuutly whuu the b0,,l_ Mlm, L_ Dur,.mt_ that the Poultry Association hope
1-{_ W, and Mrs, Lougwm-th, Ml-,,_ Mlm, Ruby H_ Steu.m.t_ Mr Mathew, to favor the Institute with li_ lectur
,mu Ml- Eumam ,vure among the en, on "The Poultry Industry in th
H also re orted tha
near fiture. c p
wrtalners' L' B' Strong' Chatham' the nlmber of membcra for 1910 i
N. Fi., was anion the nests. Percv '
A izroup of the girl friends of the Higgar's new zailizoiine launch is now ‘l“l'° ll 95' It ll' pleaslng to "ole th
bride looked particularly charmini:,l it M pq 1| u C lp, 8"” lnlfffnl “Un by llle nlnmll"
Milla POM in mauve, and wliite_aiid
mauve hat; Miss Fldythe I-lyndman in
Bllrlllil. lic(-aiise of the unhealthfui
modes of living during the wlulen
and fi is lhe cause oi’ the loss of
llllDPllfl- :illrl that tired feeling as
well as the sores and eruptions
flint ouriir at this lime. Be hope
to take ilood'a this spring.
f
found it an excellent blood purifier, ‘
llnllllllg ulcers in the head, gang-
bcalitifllliy finished binoculars, which the entire post ofllce surplus. Prince ,__ % _ ' _
will doiibtlesshmiake a cherished heir- Edward Island leads the way with Y' ”"""'°- .6
.-om among is descendants, il t fifty-three per cent. more revenuf
_f necessity disposed of in the inelxl- than expenditure; New Brunswick ici- lmpun Bl°°‘l lll "°n‘lnl°n ln lhe 7”?
time. ' , lows with twenty-nine per cent., mid
-m Nova Scotia is third with twenty
_ ur per cent. The principal loss is
ding that of George Elliott Mahon of made in Quebec and ()iitario_-~\'»'cs-
.
ound ll Excellent-"I ba".-,'
used Hood’s Sarsaparllla and 
ng deafiiess. I cannot recom-
mend lt_ too highly bud lmend
lldlllg ll illzuiii iiils spring." Mrg_
'l“l‘“ l"- lll°ll- Nlasul-s I-‘ulls. Oni.
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leavcilly iionicl that is promised to
hose that love Him and where th..-rc
s no nl0l°e pain or sorrow. She leav-
to mourn an aged mother, foul-
vlhom Gordon Bauld responided Tile gain. Edison Houston, Mayfield, the “(`.hampion” accumulator lu t
ea'lth of the- brides mother was agent for the Singer sewing macil- Baltimore, Maryland, and thou<h_
oposed by Major Bartlett and `ar- i es, reports a growing demand for still quite a young man does n vl-ry
his popular machine. The many large business in that line, and has
l‘l€l'ldS‘ Ol J0l4€Dll l’lll0Hll. NO\‘fll Rllli- met with universal success of v.'\lii.»li
tico, will regret to learn of his seri- his many frien-ds in this Province \\il\
is illness. be pleased to learn. ‘
The following letter of conduit-nrc I
Stanchel has been piesented fo Anie-
li.’i S O 'l` wish to express to you
--:egos
ft of a dear l»i‘othcr, wilosc uiitinie-
y death has cast ii giooiii ovrr us
nil, Why God, in his infinite wisdom,
ue do not today under
The ieguhir monthly niocting of
ioitaiire f procuring guaranteed
licalfhv <li~icu~ision the Institute dv
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.._’1‘hc demonstration in spraying lui
r. liovyer's orchard, Georgetown,
as fairly well attended. The meet--
ng was under the direction of Mr.
eters ofthe Fruit Division, Otral-
u, who very clearly explained tha
ash. He also showed the proper
ethods of pruning and grafting and
uit trees, Mr. Peters explained the A
habits of these insects, showing that
maily, such as oyster-shell bark
ouse, apple aphis, canker worm, etc.,
cur. he controlled by use of the lima
sulphur solution.
”'*‘ -til aim ilfll
A meeting of the executiwe rf the
. E. I. Sunday School Association
as held in this city on T,i¢»,efluy
ere named for the World's Srnoay
chool Convention which meets in
Washington, D. C., 19th to 24th of
May next, namely, Rev T. F. Fuller-
ton, nnd J. F. Whear of (,harlotte~
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ervous Diseases .......... ... e._...... N_ .............._...._.._. M
Lamont and James ’\lcLeod on he- :_
In The Spring lieu oi Highland nn-isles s. o. l.
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town and J. (‘. Jardine of Hunipifr-
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vention, the last one being he-'iff at
Rome in 1907. The Convention Hall
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people. A special feature will be the
xempiification of the wonderful pro-
gress and achievements of the Adult
Bible (ilnss .\'iovement. There will be
de. This is the sixth World's Con-
iil seat froni'four to five tml lysand
parade of nicn’s classes and it is
llercd that at least ten thousand
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me-ii will be iii line for the march to
`olivcn:ion Hull. Another great fsat-
ire will llc the observance of the
ul World's Sundav School Day on Sun-
day, 22nd of May, which will also be
observed by Sunday~srhoo1s all over
P world.
...An Albion and Sturgeon writer
says:-Miss Minnie McKay, Milton
(`l
css, has been visiting friends in
turgeon, thc guest of Miss Eva
oorc. Miss Flora Rose paid Miltorv
short visit, the guest of Mrs. Neil
atilesoii. Atwood Reynolds, _Gas-
pl-lciiux, sold n very valuable horse
to Williaiii I\lc(‘arron, Murray Har-
bur, for which he received a. hand-
liiir sum of money. Hilbert Camp-
bell paid Alhioii a flying visit on
S
illtcnds going to college in the au-
tumn. William Fraser is visiting _
fi
unday cvciiiiig last. Mr. Campbell
~icnds in Albion, the guest of Thom-
s and Mrs. Moore. Tiliomas Kemp
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intcilds purcliasinga stallion for the
ming season Seth Shaw’s trotter
C0 . .
is making vi-ry iluick time under the
kilflli training of Wiihert Mackin-
non. llichard ftollings is out again
after his severe attack of heart fail-
ure. James Rose of Albion is able
to bc ollt again after his attack of
measles. Mrs. Wm. Westaway, Albi-
on, plucked rhubard from her garden
on thc 23rd large enough to make
pics. This is the good, sunny east.
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Coughs, Colds
iilloN_clliris
lf there is nu uilniriit in the throat
or chest, it is surely essential that
the remedy be conveyed direct to the
affected part.. lt's because the heal-
ing vapor of Vatarrhozcvne is breath-
cd into the sore, irritated throat and
Ilrouchiai tubc.~i, because its balsamic
funn-s kill the gcrnis and destroy the
mu:-ie of the trouble. These are the
ivasoils wily Uatarrhozone never yet
failed to cure a in-nliinc case of Ca-
tarrh, Asthma, Broiichitia or Throat
Trollllie.
The wonderfully-soothing vapor of
(Yatarrhozono instantly reaches the
furtllest recesses of the lungs. pro-
duces a healing, clirative effect that
is impossible with a tablet or liquid,
which goes - merely to tha stomach,
and fails entirely to help the throat
or lungs.
To permanently cure your winter
ills, your coughs, sneezing, and Ca-
tarrh, hy all means use a tried and
proven remedy like Catarrhoaone.B\it.
beware of the siibatftutor and imita-
tor. Look for flatarrhozone only, 50°
an-d $1, at all dealers. _
ll,,g_  I l ` y q ' 1910 ale most encouraging.-Summer-_ Jug( Bligufhg lt,
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