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PllllllIE$S’ JEWELS
SlllLlN lil PllllS
Necklace that Once Beionged
. to Marie Antoinette
Chili and Argentina Selling War-
ships-Maskeri Burglars ln-
fllct Horrible Tortures on
aVictim- ' -
,stmonaas rNr-‘r.rc'r~ .\\vr=pL roaroait.
READIND, PA., March 28-(Speclal)-
Bound hand and foot with a box of pep-
per in his mouth which gave pain to
every' breath, and with his feet, wrists
and chest terribly burned, William Mc-
Neigbt, a Junk dealer, 7-i years old, lay
for 108 hours on the floor of his cabin,
the victim of three masked burglars who
tried to’ force him to disclose the hiding
place of his savings.
r>arNonss` Nrrcrrracs s'roLsN.
Psms. March 28-(Special)-The Prln'
-cess Alice de Bcu:‘bon's famous diamond
necklace, once the property of Marie
Antoinette, has been stolen.
-cBrLrAN wmzsnrrs ron sans,
Saurraoo, Carer, March 28 (Special)-
The Government has arranged to sell
one battle ship and two armored cruisers,
and it is also arranged for Argentina to
sell two cruisers, and money realized in
be used in securing two powerfnhbattle-
ships.
None of the ships to be sold will go to
any belligerent party.
A GOOD QUARTER DOLLAR’S
WVORTH.
Is contained in a hottie of Pclson's Nervi-
line, which cures Rheumatlsm, Neuralgia
Sciatica,Toothache, Headache. Cr-amps,
Sick Stomach and lndigestlon. Mothers
find Nerviline is first; class linirnent for
children's sore throat, hoarseness, cold in
the cheat, and taken in hot water before
retiring is a splendid remedy I0' C0105-
:Darft be without Ncrvillne; it is the most
economical, potent and reliable household
linimcnt made, and costs only Zac.
DR.HAMrr.roN's PILLS cures UoN's'rrr>A-
'rroN.
LADIES’
INVICIUS
WALKING
BOOTS
The P E. l. Sunday School Assoc
lation Make Presentation Last
Schoolrorm
At the social in 'he Baptist Church last
evening the members of the executive of
the P. E. I., S.S.Asscciation were pre.~ent
and presented Rev. Mr. Raymond with
the following sd in s.:
To Rev. G. P. Raymond, Field Secretary
of P. E.lsisnd Sunday School Associa-
tion.
Dear Brother and Fellow-worker for
Christ:-For three years our association
with you in the work we all so much love,
hae been of a ten \er character. Our con-
fidence ln you as a man and Christian
worker has not been misplaced. We
realize that when you took up the S. S.
Work. on P. E. Island, it was in its in~
fancy. \Ve have tried to give you our
sympathy and a helping hand in the
work, still the success of the Association
has depended largely upon yourself.
When we employed you as Field Secre-
tary some of us felt perhaps that we were
moving ahead faster than thc circumstan-
ces warranted, but we have lived to
see the wisdom of the move-
ment, for we have become not only
an organized body, but a. strong prc-
gressive body, and are now ready to press
forward the work with intelligence and,
wetrust,w|th greater power and efficiency.
So we feel to thank the good Lplrd for the
wise election made by the onvention
assembled at Summerside three years ago.
Entering into the work that was still in
its infancy, with no organization practi-
cally no plan of work with many of the
schools somewhat indifferent to the new
way of doing things, you under the
guiding hand of the Master, have brought
ns all under special indebtedness to you,
fp! the e\rnesr,patisnt,an:l presistent way
in which you have surmountefi difficulties
and overcome obstacles, until the whole
Province is now practically
in sympathy with this branch
of God's work. During your stay with
us you have also endeared yourself to us
personally, and many of our homes, we
trus‘, have been blessed by your presence
and induence. And while it is with
regret we reallze_t.hat your connection
with us as Field Secretary of S. S. work
is to bc severed, still we wish you every
success in your new field of labor. May
the great God whose we are, and whom
we serve. guide, direct, and bless you in a
long, useful and abundantly fruitful
ministry.
In behalf the Executive of the P. E. I.
S. S. Association, we now present you
with this check as a taken of our esteem
and good vi iahes.
R. S. Wr=1rpDnN, _
President.
D. SCHURMAN, ”
Chairman Executive Com.
Regrets of his departure were expressed
by Rev. G. R.White, Col. Moore, and Rev.
G. M. Young. M-my of Mr. Raymond`s
friends were also present to bid him
farewell.
PLEASANT CURE FOR WEAK LUNGS
The best remedy for sore, weak lungs,
h the soothing vapor of Catarrhozone
which traverses every air cell and passage
of the breathing organs. Itlreais remote
parts that cough mixtures and sprays.
can't approach, and kills thousandsof
.
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boot for this sloppy weather,L
Wet proof soles, just the
no rubbers wanted over them,=
made from fine box calf
ileather, goodyearwelted.
Price $3.50.
lillli BilllS.
'T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
` Picton. N. s. Nov 9. flos-
_R, W. jordan, Esq.,
DEAR Bra.-I have used your
emulsion of Cod-Liver-Oli on sev-
eral occasions and I am glad to
testify that it is all you repl'¢,l¢l1!
it to be for con hs, colds and other
troubles and wdl recommend it tai
Qail whom I think need it.
. JOHN D. McKENZIE.
Merchant.
germs at every breath. Catarrhozoue
drives away pain, congrstion and inflam-
mation; it makes breat. ing easy and regu-
lar, and exerts a marvellous influence on
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Brnnch tis,
Catarrh, Deafness, and Lung Trouble.
Catarrhozone cures at once, is delightful
to inhale, and simple to use. Price $l,00:
small size 250. Druggists, or Poison &
Co., Kingston, Ont.
Da. ll/irirrr.1'oN's Pitts cum: CoNs'rrr~A-
'rroN.
REAL SIGNS OF
SPRING
Easter Cards,
Easter Magazines,
Rubber Balls,
Just opened.
Haszard 6: Moore
Pom' Aaruuir BLOCKED.
Tomo, March 28.-(Special.)-The Jap-
anese clcim to have succeedei in sinking
four stone-laden old steamers at the
mouth of Port Arthur harbor and saved
all the crews.
uAm‘rAL LAW IN New crrwarso.
Viceroy Alexieff has issued orders de-
claring martial law in the City and port
ol New Chwang.
A calm Foo REPORT.
A despatch from Chee Foo, the source
of so many unreliable reports, tells that
the attempt of the Japanese to sink four
stone-laden steamers to block the entrance
to Port Arthur was thwarted by their
lllUllESS ill THE MARTIAL LAW IN
' llEl.G.P.HllMllNl] NEW CHWANG
0,, the Eve 0, His De,,,,,,,,,e Proclaimed by Viceroy Alexicfl-Japs Claim to
for/\"0ih€fFi@|d Have' Blocked up Port Arthur-Contra-
dictory Report from Chee Foo-
`. ` Russian Reports
Night in the Baptist Japanese Troops now in
of Number oi
_ ' Korea Advancing To-
ward Manchuria. `
being sunk by Russian guns before they
were not into position.
JAP FORCES IN KOREA.
LoNDoN, March 28.-A despatch frcm
St. Petersburg says that there are about
00,000 Japanese troops at Ping Yang and
i500 at Angie, and north of that :place to
Pakchon.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN REPORT.
' From General Mistcbekds report it may
be gathered that the army now advancing
against Southern Manchuria comprises
roughly 55,0C0 infantry, 45,000 cavalry,
i3,600 artillery and lri0guns, 3,000 engineers
i and 3000 tramsport troops.
. llills’ English Pills
The World’s Famous Remedy
for Constipation, Bilious-
ness and Sick
Headache.
No grlping or had after effects. Wills'
English Pills reach the mot ol trouble and
give n speedy cure. 25 cents per bottle at
all drug stores, or from The \Vells 8:
Richardson Co., Limited, 200 Mountain St
Montreal, P. Q.
GOLD STll|KE_l_N AUSTRALIA.
LoNDoN, March 23.-A despatch to the
Daily Mail from Sydney, N. S. \V., an-
nounces a sensational discovery of gold at
Norsems n, Western Australia. Forty
ounces were extracted in ten mlnutes,and
four hundred ounces were taken out in a
day. Many nuggets of pure gold have
been found.‘
, COLDS ARE DANGEROUS-
How often you hear it remurkedr “It's
only a cold," and a few days later learn
that the man is on his back with pneum-
onia. This la of such commonbcourrence
that a cold, however slight, should not be
disregarded. Chamberlaln's Cough Rem-
edy counteravfs any tendency towards
pneumonia. It always cures and is pleas-
ant to take. For sale bv all Drugglsls.
ANNOUN§£MENTS-
- Judge Warburton's lecture on Russia
and Japan Thursday night will be n rare
treat.
-Subscribers will please add to their
directory cards No l?Kl, S. A McDona lrl's
residence.
-Order your cut flowers early for
Easter at YVilllams' Nursery, Prince St.
Phone 283, P. O. box 251. Z8 d 4|
- Special meeting of Companion Court
Brighton or; Wednesday evening at 8
c‘cloolr, initiation. By order of Chief
Ranger.
-There will be a public temperanre
meeting having in view the organization
of a Division in the hall at Stanley Bridge
on Thursday evening 31st Inst. Grand
cific rs will be in attendance.
Notice.-We will send to any Post
Omoo on the Island on receipt of 25a a
nice lot of parsley and iettnoe postpaid
to reach them in good time for Easter, (do i
not delay mail orders.)-J. J. Gay & Son,
Charlottetown. 29 Iii. w.
lf you do not want corsets now come
and get fitted at Stanley Brcs. You can
get the numbcrjand size of your corset,
and when you want a pair, all you have
to do is to ask for the number and sin,
and you haves perfect fitting corset.-
Stanley Bros. 29 d li
Send in your order for lettuce, celery
and parsley for Easter to-day. We may
not have enough to go all around. One
one of choice omni-agua just received. ‘
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Defective eyesight In children hu ‘
blighted many lives and it is the duty of
parents to hav: any auch defrct corrected.
Our nyctcm for examining childrcn’c
cycsis the only practical one, ensuring
satisfactory results.-G. F. Hutcheson
ALL NEWS ill
Llll]llL |lllEllESl
THE reports received by the evening
papers from Halifax yesterday to the
effect ,thatwthe Elliott has been again
jammed ln the ice with rudder gone and
leaking at St. Paul's Island are dis-
credited by those interested in the city.
No word has been received from Capt.
McMillan since last Saturday morning
when he was preparing to sail after
making repairs.
A WONDERFUL TONIC AND
STRENGTIINER.
Said a druggist today, “No douhtnbout it.
the tonic tnntézives nest results is tha big-
gest seller, an that isFimaozn\'E. It cn-
riches and puriiies the blood, restores
strength and energy to the feeble, and is
a scientific reronstruotor thnr. was always
popular. In Clrlorosis, Anaenrla, Tired-
ness Langour, Brain Fag, inoigestlon
and Dyspepsia its action is prompt and
satisfactory cures always follow. Yes, I
recommend Ferrozone to my customers
because I believe it is the beat tonic and
s'r-engnhening medicine Chat money can
buy." Large toxes cost 5Oc.
WILL PAY A VISILTO CANADA.
LONDON, March 2-i.-The party of muni-
cipal officials of the United Kingdom.
which will visit St. Louis, will leave En-
gland on May 21st and will visit New
York, Philadelphia, Washington, St
Louis, Chicago, Niagara Falls and Toron-
L0.
READ iT_l_`_llli0UGH.
‘Twouid Spoil This Story to Tell it in the
Headlines'
To use aneighteenth century phrase,this
s an “o`er true tale." Having happened
in a small Virginia town in the winter of
1002, it is a story very mucho! the present.
Up to a short time ago Mrs.' John E Har-
mon of Melfa Station, Va., had no per-
sonal knowledge ofthe rare curative pro-
perties of Chamberlaln`a Cough Remedy
"Last January," she says, “my babe took
a dreadful cold and at one time I iearrrl
she would have pneumonia, but orc of
my neighbors told me how this remedy
had cured hcr little boy and I began giv-
ing it to my baby at once and it soon cur-
ed her. I heartily thank the manufactur-
ers of Chamberlain! Cough Remedy for
Dlaoing so great a cure within my reach,
I cannot recommend it too highly or say
too much in iva favor. I hope all who rr-ad
this will try it and be convinced as I wan.
For calc by all Drugglsts.
Eiiflinrall “v'|?an'ifr`i§
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LOST-Orr Ralrrrdav evening lla! on Pleasant
Street or St. P'eter‘a Road, I purse containing a
cum nl money. Finder will be rewarded hy
leaving at lllil omre. rod rl
Losr-on rhurnday, a carrie Dog, 'ran with ‘
while ruff and points, and l collar. Finder will
ne rewarded by leavin' him at Capt. llcRav.'s,
Ken! Sr. __ > A rgdgl
» WANTED
WANTFD-B the lui of A ril an e erieno
- Y P li
cd cook and housemaid, wagu $r4 fer cook and
$0 for hcusemsid. No one heed apply without
references. Apply to Mn. Rogers, Fairhcim
rr 2 sv r yr . Gntleian. 29 d ii rrrrm sneer. ,.7 a ir
CHlllLllliEiilWll
~ l§lllL'S llllMlNEE
The climax of n pretty romance occurs
on \Vednesday, April lith. when Miss
Constance Arnaud, daughter of F. II.
Arnaud, olthls City, will be married to
Alfred Shorey, a prominent and very
wealthy merchant of Montreal.
A couple of months ago Miss Arno nd,
who has been one of the most attractive
and popular young lndics in St. John soc-
iety, left for Montreal to take up the siutly
of nursing. She began her work in a
leading private hospital of that city,
where her first duty was the care of a
convalescent pn‘_ieut.Tbls patient,who was
Mr. Shorey, succumbed to the charms of
his fair nurse with greater rapidity than
he recovered from the ravages
of disease, and that thc senti-
ment was mutual is amply evi-
denced by her agreement, given before i c
ing for- the life-long care of a private case.
The wedding will take place in Montreal
and Miss Arnaud’s parents will be unable
to be present as they had completed ar-
rangements for their departure for Eng-
land before the date of the marriage was
announced. Miss Arnaud will reside with
friends in Montreal untilthe wedding day,
after which she and her husband will
make a tour of leading American cities,
probably visiting St. John before their rc-
turn to Montreal. Mr. Shorey is n young
widower with two small children.
F. H. Arnaud, Mrs. Arnaud, Miss
Wrpnifnd Arnaud, and Mrs. Arnauo`s
maid will sail tomorrow for England cn
the Allan liner Tunisian, where they will
in future reside. Mr. Arnaud who was
formerly manager oi the Royal Bunk of
Canada in this city, has retired from the
sr-rvice.-St. John Star. [Miss Arnaud is
well known in Charlottetown where she
formerly resided. Mr. Arnaud was at one
time Manager of tho present R1yalBan_k
of Canada.]
CORNS BETWEEN 'tHE TOES.
Oi' the solfs of the feet can he cured hv a
few applic -tions of Putnam's Corn Ex-
tractor which has been successfully used
fcr~`1l0yenrs. Putnam`s is sure, safe and
prihlcss, and much better than any suti-
sliltube.
A cuarmar. chat attracted some atten-
tion took place yestorday forenoon on the
D
pants were Simon McDonald, truckrrian
and Alex. McKenzie, laborer. 'lhc two
wiih their families had been neighbors at
the head of the wharf where they lived
for some time. Several days ago i`fIt-Dor.-
aid removed to thc east end of thc City
and McKenzie's wife at thc same time
missed asiecl bucket. She blamed Mc-
Donaid's for taking it. Yesterday morn-
ing an oflicer of the law visited the latter s
home in search of the missing artir-12°
Liter Mrs. McDonald carnc lo
McKer.zie`s house,a quarrel between
the women ensued and atterwards
McDonald and Mclienzic had a flstic en-
counter ln which the latter came out
best. McDonald was badly cut about the
been attacked with a closed knife that
McKenzie had had in his hand,
Mclicnz e however, positively asserted to
The Guardian that any damage done to;
his opponent was aolely with the weaponsi
furnished him by nature and that any
cuts had been made by his [isis
in proof' nflwhlch hc shower] his ‘vioilen
lelt. the hospital, to give up general nur.--I
Steam Navigation wharf. The artlcl- L
face and reported to the police that ha had `
SEllilllUS ELllllllS
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Railway Washouts and Many
Bridges Swept Away
Factories and Cellars Flooded-
G. T. P- Papers Submitted-
Minister Dead-`iemper-
ance Legislation.
u. 'ix 1'. r>Ar-rms rrnct'uri'r' r»o\v:~:.
()'r'rA\\'A, March 28.' -(Special) - The
Grand Trunk Pacific papers and corres-
pondence in connection with the Trans
continental Railway were brought down
today in the liouse of Commons.
MANY rrrizrwrrrs orf r-'r,oor>s.
Mo:\"rrti~:Ai., March 28,-(Special)-Re
ports of serious floods are coming from al
parts ofthe Eastern Townships, railway
washcuts being rcportcd and bridges
down.
Fnoops rN oN'r'Aruo.
At \Vocdsiock, Ont. three factories are
flooded and at Chatham many cellars are
flooded. '
r.\i.\ri:Nsrr run: rrtorrrs Lai-'r.
At St. Ilyacinthe an ice-jam broke,
leaving immense blocks cf Ice all over the
city streets.
irons Lrouoa rrr;srrrr<"rroN.
Fni~:pr:arc'roN, March 28.-(Speclal)-
The Provincial Government has promised
consideration of thcidernands cf a temper-
ance delegation for important changes in
the liquor license law.
nav. J. 'r. Partsoxs pr-;An.
\VoorJ-`Toi`i<, March 25. -(Special)-Rev.
J. T. Parsons, u worthy anrl prominent
Colin, died here today. `
TIIAT SPRING FICELINU
IsQ1lckly Banlslicj by the Great Tonic
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Your clothes feel heavy! You are too
tired to work, too tired to walk. lon tired
to eat! You have that “Spring fer l'ng."
It is caused bv clogged circulation of
the hlood. The body gets ready for warm
weather by throwing ull the extra tissue
with which it foriiflcfi itsvll against cold.
This wasic tissue is left in the blond un-
less the kidneys arc toned up for the ex-
tra work of fllteringlt out. anti expelling it
from the bodv.
Consequently the natural and most
effective way to get rid of that spring
feeling is to make the klfini-ys strong and
healthy with I`»oild's Kidney Pills. That
will make thc circulation free, thc body
strong and active in evrry part.
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hands. The case may be ventilated ln the L weeks Hats
com. . are up-to-date styles
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There is a SOMETHING about VIM TEA that is to be found in no other tea,” said a. Saint John lady to g
grocer the other day. She did not know exactly what or how to describe the difference, only there was a
_“Something” VIM TEA had that other teas lacked. That something was a. little more QUALITY. . .