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THE CHARLOTTETU
DAILY FOUNDED |39!
_ WEEKLY POUNDED 1887
CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANAIE, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1905. {",'5",§’,,’;§‘,-S°,.',}',°, ,,°§,§'§
iinisiyiniii
iiiiiiriiiuiaii
Among Toronto Liquor Sellers
by Enforcing Strict Regul-
ationsf Hotel Men Put
out of Business.
'I‘oi'¢oN1'0, April 26.-(Speciul.)-Tire new
iioiird of License Commissioners are
iniiking lotsof trouble for tlieliquor sellers
ivlio do not strictly observe the reguiu-
lions.
Three drink dives closed to-duy, three
other men were deciured unfit, to coniiuelf
hotels and must sell out, und three others
iire given ii. short terin'of npprobiition.
Six hotel men who liiive been fliied rc-
rentiy ure also on npprobution.
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riii rxiiiiiiii
.i Iiiii iiiiiii
Tiii-1 first of the spring gnietics und one
lliiit will he iiurd to exeell in enjoyment
wus the A. O. H: Aiinunl Sociiil and
Whlst Pnrty in the Lyceum hall liist
nigiit, There were overn huudreii coup-
les present und after wiiist, with music
fi'oinVlnniconihe`s orchestra dunciiig was
kr-pt up till iifter midnight when ii deli-
cious luncheon was served. Tho whlst
winners were in the lndles (1) Miss Mur-
iiiigh (2)Miss Cecily I.e.Clere mid ln the
gentlciue-n (1) Iicrniual Ilerdiuislies (2)
I-‘rank Mcill/Iillnn. The <-hnperoiies were
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Dr, Kelly, Mrs. Dr. Cou-
rcy. _
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tfinotvro, April 27.-(Specini.)-Viiriuble
winds. mostly ftiir but scattered showers.
'rim 'rl-lmi-rznfvruiei-1.
tloiitiuiied mild weiither previiiled yes
tcrdiiy.
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Sore Throat and Coughe
A simple. efedivo and “fe remedy for all throat
irritstiona is found in
Creeoleno Antiaeptlc Tablets
They combine the germicldal value ofCre|iolenewit1\
the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
lilo. All Druaalste 400
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
& Co. Charlottetown Agents.
zzdw tf.
Leave your ordersvfor Aiidrew`s isliind
:uid tliuhiiiii flour ii.t Webster &:Mii.ei{uy's.
_ 27d :li
SL TER
The second lot of 22 dozen
pairs has arrived at Goff
Bros., balance following. On
every pair is a ticket .explain-
ing what kind of leather is in
them so you know just what
you are buying.. Only 0116
price stumped on sole, $3-50,
$4.00, $5.o¢.
Goff Bros.
, __S°l° A_s°=t=-
_iu_ii:<_;ln\_~i_Qfl_tl_i_<_t,1"?§L01§'Q!' Will* “'I\i""
""""" ' ’ ' _" ` "  '""“4""-'*'  "- ""'-“-;-M"-l'*'**i'~_'°** _- ` - ‘ ~~~'~-  an ect
Speech Exhibits an Alleged
Sur lus Over Ex
penditure.
Quniilcv April 25-(Specluii~'l`iie Quebec
Legislriture rcsuuied todiiy when lion. W.
A. \Veir wus elected Speiiker of the As-
seuibly.
lie is the first English Protest unt to oc-
cupy that position. l’i~ovim-iul 'Frensurer
Mctlorkill delivered the iii\<ig@t,cp¢e¢Iiiinrl
figured out ix surplus of $ltIIi,lll.'». lie un-
noiinceri thzttzin iiiereuscd grunt will be
made to educution.
SIISPEGIEII Ill
SIEEIIES IINIIHIIEH
i’oii'i'I.A.\‘ii, April ;2il (Speciiill- Ed wuril
fjolil wus iirrcsti-il lust ui;.;lit iliurgi-d with
the murder of John Steevi-.~i iii Muini-
woods. lie will be m~i-iingi-il to-inorrow.
Tile police inive little lo' suy `but seem
Hntlsflcil with the i'c.=;ult of their enquiry.
Cole like Sleeves is it nutive of liillshoro
N. B. und \vus the first one who .sui.:gc.~;t
'edthiit Sleeves lind but-ii niuidered out
of spite.
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NAN PAIIEIISIIN
GASE IIESIIAIEII
Ni.-:W Yiiiiic, April 2ll.~(Specinl)-'i'iie
seiiiixitioiiiii feiitiirrs proiiiifaeil by tht: pro-
secution in the Nun 1’iitlei‘soii cuse fnilcd
to ninicrluilze ioiliiy.
Stern, thc piiwii lirokei' wus uiiiibli- to
indcntify Mortziiii Suiith :is the niuii who
iiiii-gi-il Ci-iisei' Yoi_in,f; \\'ii.~i killctl.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Ciiiusoo, April Lil - (Special)-
\pi~ii Corn /itil Muy Corn 45;
“ \Vlieut H154’ “ V\'hetl.t 02.1
“ roi-ir siz.io “ $12-10
TODA\”SARRlVALS
' ' AT THE BIG STORE.
Mcn`s lints :ind cups, cirt-~s goods,
rililioiis, witsli Lroods, oil cloths,
linoieuius, pnrior suites, couches,
hull stiiiiils, siuiill wures, thc 100
rind one tiiiiip,-s tlint _your dress iniiker
1-gquii-i-,~;, di':iprries, iuuslins, tucked
inwnr-i, :suitlugs,i~iiteciis,i:lo\'t-ii, vrilciicien-
iies, t,oi'clioiii»', i.{i0\'e.~, vvui:-itin;.;-‘~', S0l`i{CP»
wool siiitiii;;.~',;i|i'l-,si-i triiuiiiiiigs, Linen
siiiitiiigs, i\li~i'eei'i.~c<l llrupery Siitceiis.
l"iiiii~.y eolinrs nud sein. Altiigetlicr lil
iiiore i-its-es idiiiglisii gomls. llrop in tc-tiny
null see thi* goods, two more curses of hats
foi‘ iiulies.-.liis. l’iil.oii & U0. 27d Iii
Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
it Co. Charlottetown Agents.
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‘ 
Most cues of headache,
nervousness and insomnia
are due directly orindlreetly
to eyestrain. i Drugs Ilford
only temporary relief. 0°*
scientifically-edjsstedglssaes
,lP__Ԥ,_
Quebec Legislature- Budget . .
Held Last Night to Consider
Market By-Laws‘- Tender
p _ ' I, Awarded for Leasing
Basement Market
House.
A specliil nicetliii: ~of the City Council
wits held lust night to consider the new
Market ily iiiws und other iiintters. Tile
Mayor occupii-d the eluiii' und ull the
Councillors but Conn Alley were present.
Coun Stewiirt sulniiittcd the by-hi\\‘.<i for
the Murket which were reiid n first time
und lifter second reudiiii.; plissed through
Uoiiiiiiiltee of the whole with Coun
lloopci' in the cliaiils
'l’liey were sei dou ii for third tending
this ninruiiiir uiid the reguiitiioiis drnfted
were left over till next regiiliir meeting.
An appilezilioii was read from Mrs.
Mnry Mciloiisiid und Mrs. A. S. Hewitt,
for rentul of the iliuvkct huseinent for
five yeiirs nt $500 per niiuuin pnyuble
quiirterly.
On. niotion of Couii. D. 0'M. Iieddin,
seconded hy tloiin. Rogers, their tender
wus iicceptcd :ind tho Reei‘i'iler was iii-
structcd to piepure ini iigiccnieiit in
iiecorduiiee.
The coiiipiniiit. of Blnke llrosi l'egu.i‘diiii.g
the poor \vorkiiiL5 of their refi'i|,;erutor lit
the Mnrlret wus read und the City Sur-
veyor said the trouble wus with the ven-
tilution which could be remedied in suin-
iiier for uhoiit $51) but in winter it would
he ua-ielcss owing to the fui'iiiic`e being:
nenrly undernentii. The nnittcr wus left
with the Market Counnittec to rcportitt
next. rcguiiir meeting.
Uouii. Iiogeri-i reported that the present
lessees, Ciirveil ilros. suggest that ii coin-
mittee iueet tlicin to urrzinge for the lens-
ing niid prolnihiy inter selling of Pownal
whiirf. Mr. lingers stuteil that it would
be ii good iirriingcuient if the lessees uu-
ilertook to keep the wharf in repuir.
'.l`lieui_i\tter wus left with the public
property coxninittec to nrr-ltn|.';e and report
»aotfiisxt»me0ifing=-
Council iidjuurncd till this morning ut
ten.
-”*’” ' 0Il'0oek'a lofi.
Dr, Thomson, Archbishop of York,
used to toll a good story of himself.
Ho had been dining with a. friend
4averal.m.i.1es from his residence at
Bishopthorpes
After dinner he ordered his carriage
to drive him home, and when about
to enter he noticed that his coach-
man was rather shaky on the box,
and also that his voice was anything
but clear. -
Before the carriage had proceeded
far it. became evident that the coach-
man was incapable of driving with
safety, so there was nothing for lt.
but for the archbishop to exchange
pIaces"with him if he wished to ar-
rive home siifely. Having deposited
the man inside, he mounted the box,
and all went well until the narrow
road up to the stables was reached.
Haro the carriage was driven in the
darls over several large "spurs"
which _were lying by, the side of the
road.
The noise caused by the collision
attracted the stable boy. Who seized
hold of the horses' heads and led
them into the yard, muttering the
while some not over choice lun-guage
ut. the souciimnn for his carelessness.
-"You old fooll Drunk again!"
'A light from the stables revealed
the shovel hat.
-"Weill Why you've got the old
cock's hott"
The archbishop thought the Joke
had gone far enough, and said:
~"No; it’s the old cock himself."
IIIAIN SEINIIGE
O
Fewer Expresses but More
Local Trains-Ocean Limited
to Carry only First Class
Passengers. _
Mm~i"i'o.\', .~\prii 26-(Speciiil.)»it ii. im-
iiouiireil tuiiiglit tiuit the i-xprcss triiius
lJet\\'ceu St. John, lliilifnx unil Sydney,
will he resumed on the first of l\iuy.
The liitercoioiiiul will eiideuvoi' here-
iifter to cut. down expenses by ruuniiipr
fewer express truins but will put on ii
series of locul triiiiisi to i-eplaire tiieni.
The (lcenu Liniited will be resumed.
but will not eiirry second i-.liiss passcngi-ri.
iiud \\ ill eiiilenvor tu iiiiske faster time.
NEW INIIIISIIH ill
IIE ESTABLISHED
In the City this Spring-
Company will be Incorpor-
ated by the Local Legis-
lature-Have Secured
Palent.
A bill wil he pi'i-seiitiad tothe Lociil Leg-
isiliitiire todiiy for the iiicorporutioii of it
Couipiiny in the city who will coinniencc
ii new iiiiliistry here \\'hicIi proniises to be
ii irrcut success.
The Coiiipmiylius purrliiisod the potent
on wire fenciiiig :-secured :it ()tl.i\\\'n receiii-
ly by Friink S. Frost of this city und re-
ferred to in The Giuiirliuii ruceiitiy, iuid
n-illsliorltlylu-giii the iiiiiinifuctureniulsiiie
of wire fencing, feiiciiig iiinteriiiis und
tools. The plunt will he reniiy for opcral-
ion within ii few \\'eel;.~'.
Till! L'l\Diti\l of the eniiipany is $1000 in
800 .sliiircs of $5. Aireiiily ii liirge pztrt. of
the stock luis been siili.~.cribed.
The pi'o\'isioniilrlil'ei~tors will be Charles
Ciiaudiei' of Fennell & Chnndler, R. C. A.
Grunt of \\"1ii. firunt SL Co, R. E. Mutch of
li. E. Mulch SL Co, li. ll. Jenkins of Jen-
kins & Son, inid (F. lf). Auld gf Auld
Bros. ,
About fifty aiizenis will he established
tliroiiglioiit. the province und n lurigc suit:
is looked forwui-il to.
` Invictus shoes for men.-Alley
tc Co. Charlottetown Agents.
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 '-»-v-s;_
i-'ARM i=_qR sans
'I he subscriber offcrs for sale his valu-
blc fnrni situated nt Lower Montague,
contniniiig i2o zicrcs, about go acres
clear.-d :ind the bxilnnce covered with
fencing.
It is conveniently sitimtcd being
within half zi miie of churches, schools
rind one ofthe best shipping places on
the Island.
ifosscssioii giveii immediately if rc-
quircii.
For furllicr piiiiit-iilnrs npply io,
Cli1\S. McNl‘Iil,l,,
20 ll' 4i pd. Lower Montague.
COAL
tured by the -
Shipping Pier,
fi .
¢\w»~»~l~~w~¢\Nw»~»as~~v»v~a~~n~»u~»§gQ
DRUVIMON D
The best coal for House and Steam piirpgs-Q5 mmmfac.
intcrcolonlal Coal Mining Co., Limited,
_ of Westville, N. S.
Picton, N. S.
For prices and orders for cargoes. apply to
H y nd man & Co.
will positively remove eye~'
Inna vim su in sammy
~0>_'¢mi¢¢i¢mJ
v . '
G. i=. iiurciiissoiif _ 7
E_XP¢ft 0P¢lCi'“l- . P. E. Island Selling Agents.
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i .5 at.  ‘ ~/U-°*'b°-»»'il:~»wv»'~M~~u\¢-»~uue»s»-u»~¢u~
t Rendinir Bro. W. T. Weiliiei
_the hope tlint you iiiiiy long ln-
I
yoiiiaself iiiiil loved our-s.
GELEBHAIEII
The 86th Anniversary of their
_Order in their Rooms Last
Night- Enjoyable
Banquet
The tifith iiiiuiversiiry of the i().0.lf.
wus worthily ci:leIu'uteil\iu-st night by the
dlfferent Iroiligesof the firileriu tlieeity
nt their rooiiis, Brown lllock.
There. wus ii very lui-ge number present
und the evening \\'ais lieurtily enjoyed by
every one.
About nine o`ciock thi- company .=-int
down to dinner, einhoi-nieiy prepiired un
der the siiperlntenilency oil". B.Ariiioiii'_
to which everyone did full justice.
At the coiu'l\x:~aion of ilie repost (I. .-\. l’.
M|u'I)0niili| wiiis iippoiuted toii.stiii:i.~»iei~
:ind the following pi'o;.:riini wus eiirricil
out :-
The King .\`iitioiinl Antlieiii
Our Beloved Order (The (ide)
Bro. .lohu 'i‘. l\IrKenzii~
Song Jnnies filler
Cniiiuiii, 'l`iie Land of i.’roiiii~w (Muple l.¢-nf
Maj. \‘\'eeks nnd J. IC. Muttlii-ws
Recitution lluin. Bethune
Sovereign (irnnd lrodgi- Bro. Breiiiiici'
Visitiiug Brotliers, Bro. Ciizinipioii of
Toknlun Lodge, S`.si<le
Sister Societies, Bros. Fred. Selliir und
G. I). \\'i'ii.;iit
Presentittioii of Jewel und :\iiiii'e.ss to
Bro. i’. (I , Geo. M. liioore
Our Veternus. ilros. Mclrelliin und
) llrciiiiicr
Rendixig i\iii_jor Weeks
Song, Jolly Good Fellows, Jiis. (ltler
f)ur Absent Bi‘otliers, Aulil l.:\ui_f Synt-
Bros. McKinnon und Ili-er
The Ladies, Bros. Pic-kard and Crockett
The presentutioii lo Iiro. Moore of ii
Vetcriin‘s Jewel wus iiccompiiuied by the
following address:
tlicoiioi-: M. Mooiu-:,
Pitst Grand of St. Lawrence Lodge,
No. 8, I. U. 0. F.
Derir Sir :ind Esteeincd lirotliier,-\Ni°
have met to-night for the purpose of cele-
brating the Kflih iiiiiii\'er:mry of our
Beloved Order. und we tuke tlih-i opportu-
nity also of coiiizriitiiiutiiig you iipou
hnvini; coniplctrd twi-iity~llve yours ol
coiiiiniious service iii the i'iiiiir.~i of Odd-
feliovvship.
You were initiiited into St. l.ii\vreni.'i-
LUUKC 0" 1\ilril 5th, IMI. Since tliiii. tiine
your walk and conduct not only iii thi,
Lodge Room but ixiso in your liitereoiirs
with the world ut litrlge -has been such nr.
to command the highest respect. not only
uf your bretlireu but uiso of :ill eitizi-.ns
with whoin you ciiine in contact.
The inenibers of St. lriiwrenee Lodge
reeogniziiig yoiiriihilityuiirl true friiterniil
spirit iulvuiieeii you step by step, until
in Junuiiry ll'l8»l, you reliclied the niiuir
Of the Noble (iriind-tlie innst hoiioriiblo
position in the gift- of your bretliren-and
your term of office proved time upnii you
the honor hiid not been undeservedly
conferred,
Allow us' in presenting this Veteiwiii
.Jewel the gift of your hi~ctlii~rn to express
.-'pi\i‘i‘d to wem' it with honor to
yoiii'seif :ind credit to thu l"ruteriilty.
lt. is ii iniirk of ilistiiictioii thnt
spciiks for itself, und even to the unltiut~
cd tl~ll.~i of years of f-iitlifiil seiwiec und
duty well done. And, now, on behiiif of
St. lrrtivrenee Lodge l will ciill upon the
District, lleputy to prcseiit you with the
\'eter:iii`.~i Jewel, iiud l riiii iissiire you that
it ciivries with It, the Iii-sl wislies of your
breiliern for the welfiirc and pi‘ospei'il._v of
Sigiicil in beliulfol' Sl. lraiwreiire l.odgi-
iii Frieiiilsliip, irove niid 'l'i'ulli.
li. I.. lli<:'i‘iii'Ni-:, N.(i.
I). J. l\i1‘l(i.\'NoN, ii. S.
liro. llfnoie who wns tiikcn lloiiipleteiy
liy surprise miiile ii brief reply. l\iui~li
.uyiiiputliy wus ulso cxpi'i~s.~'eil for Iiro.
Jus. McKee wliose nhneiice. tiirouigh sick-
iiesu was greatly felt und to whoin ii
\'eternn's Jewel wits iilso to lie presciil oil.
At the conclusion tonsts ivcrc proposed
to tho iroininittee hiivlni; lu chiirgc the
cvciiing`s cntertniniiient, the toiisliiinster
and the i~ii.tcri~i~, Iiro. l"i‘ed. B. Ariuoiir
with Mrs. Ariiioiir, und were nil liiiiii'ti|_y
i'i'.\ipoiiili-il to.
'i`iic singing of the Nntioiiiil Antiiein
iirouizlit to ii cio.-ie ri insist enjoyable even-
ing.
'i`oo much credit cnnnot be given to the
‘committee in ciinrire for the energetic
mnnner in which they worked to innke
the cell-briitiou of Niitui llny sueii in pro-
nounced Success.
`r.A'1‘if.s'r NEW sT_vi.i-Ls
the young men approve of them.
in the famous Hawes Hats.-
E GIVEN DEGREES
At Pine Hill Closing-Prof.
Murray Elected Alderman,
Mayor_of_HaIifax.
l'i,\l.ll~'/IX. April ‘.’Ai.-tSpeeiii|i -The
closiiiir of l’ine llill t`ol|r-ire took pliirc to-
dny niid the degree of Ii. ll. wus ciiiiferreii
on Rev. \V. R. Foote df Kori-ii und I). ll.
on Rev, l'ipliraiiiiSrott, lidltor of l’i‘eisby-
teriun Reciiril.
'l`lic civic elections loilay piisscil 0ll`
iiuietly. li. 'l`. Mill-llrr-it.ii \\'ii.\ vlei'ti‘il
.\iiiyoi' over lioi_'i‘rs :ind (`iiiii|-ilicll iinil
l‘i‘of. \\'iil\erMiii'i‘iiy of lliiiiiniisie is iiow
_;il<lcrin.'iii.
_ 
MEN ill IGNIJIIN
SENT III HAIIEAX
irtirviiorv, Out., April 26. (Speeiiil.i-<h--
ilcrs liiive ri-iielieil \\'olst'l\'_i' llurriick tliitl
int-ut are to go to liiiiifiix to forin piirt of
the new uii.ri'isoii.
<‘:iptiiiu ifiiiiiilie will coiiiiiiuiiil thi- ile-
Cuniiilii is iiiiiitiiig eiitii-ing; otli-rs iii
Crime in Scotland.
Comparisons of the criminal sta-
tistics of Scotland for the yours
1898 to 1903, in tha report. on the
latter year just issued, show thnt
the more serious crimes are increas-
ing, 'while minor offences are de-
The total number of crimes and of-
fences reported for 1903 were 166,
180, which corrcspoiids nearly with
the number in 1893, namely, 165,-
903. From that your the niimiiers
rose, and reaclied a. mnximum of
186,595 in 1901, since which they
have decreased.
'i‘lie Irish statistics for 1903 givi-
32,tiG9 as the number sent to prison
in that country, und it is pointed
out that, although the population of
Ireland is almost equal to that of
Scotiund, the imprisoniuents in the
latter country, 59,902, were nearly
double. No fewer thnn 7,698 boys
and G50 girls under the nge of six~
toon were convicted in Scotland last
year. -
Au Englishman As a Gad.
At one time there wus an English-
man ir. Indio, John Nicholson, who
in his own Proper person wus wor-
shiped us u god in spite of his pro-
tests. Such a. hold had this powerful
personality token upon tho nntive
mind thot a strong sect of worship-
crs persisted in regarding him ns n
god. If, however, one of tho Nikknl-
scyn fakirs so for lost control of
himself us to ofir-r worship to tho
deity in person Niriiolson wns in the
hnbit of ordering hiin to receive ii
dozen lashes. a fuct which did not in
the least iiiterfcro Willi the wor-
siiipers’ belief in his divinity, \\'lir~n
Nicholson was killed, sniuc of his
worshiperia slew tliemsolvi-s upon his
tomb. but the remainder went o\'i~r
in xi. body to Ciirisiiniiit_v, siiyiiig:
“Our grid tnld us tiint. hrvwnsi but ri
true. We wish, tiii~i‘et`oi'e, to be Cliris-
‘A PHIIIESIANI 'SPEGIAL MEETING INIEINIIILIINIAL illlll EEIIIIWS IWII GLEHGYHEN HUJESIVENSKY I
SPEAKEII Illll UE Gill GININGIL I ' I
IN IIINIIIIIN GULE
Awaiting Nebogatoff-Guards
Regiment in Russia Held
and R. T. Mcllreith, _ to Ouell Expected Dis-
orders on May lst.
Sr. i’i<:'i`i<;ri.~'iii:n<a, Apiil 26 (Special)
Niivfil circles intimate that Rojentvensky
is now in the Gulf of Toiiquinwhcre under
-.-iielterof Hiiinnn Island und fur ou~i.~iil
lcrritiiiliil writer he can nwuit Neliogii-
toil". -ii\~i.<ion at some time.
The iinvnl iiuthoiities admit that
ltoiest\'eii.~.ky'.~i exact whereniioiits is
unknown. '
All the ffuiiriis regiiiieiils here uri- in-ing
hclil in i'i-:uliiii~.\s lo quell the expected
ilisoriii-r.~. on l\iuy duy und the usuiil
militury pnrii<ie ontlnit day has been
abandoned.
PIEASANI SIIIIIAL
ANI] WHISI PAIIIY
Z-i iiiciiilii-rr-1 of the Roynl t`iiii:iiliiiii liegi- -- -
Ni-:w l.o.\'i»n_\' I’Aiii.~ii,-'i`iie l‘I:i.=.tvi‘
ve.~zl_rie.s wi-.i'i~ ull well iitieniled. Tho
piirisli fliiniicvs ure in good roinlition,
l~"“h'"“"l' St. Tlioiiiiis nnd St. l\liii'lu<l siiowiiig .sub-
stuiitizil hiiiunce iii luind and the outl0u_k
for the ruining your in \'ery e‘ncouri\;¢iiii,{.
ldiigliiiiil to young iiieu to colin- iiiid servi-
_ _ __ _ _ ; r _~ -_-t- l-I t H ’. Alfred \V.
iii thi- (}uiiu<liun inilitiit. ‘\ cm “M LT Ln( U 0 M
Nicholls of (ruyi»ihoi'o, N. S., \\'l\0 IMS
aiccepti-il iiiid will soon enter upon his
duties. 'l`lii- following were elected as
wurlleiis forthe ensiiiiiil .i`0f\l`¢
St. l\inrk`s, iieiisingtoii, ki. A. Leslie,
\V. Tlionipsoii.
St. Sleplieu`.~', irishtown, \V. l’iiyntei',
W. Profit.
st. 'i`iiomus`, lrishtoiin, ii. Piliinun,-T.
creusing. _. .-.{,n,m,r....._...~ --. .~ .~._....._... ..-- ,. ..
Rev. J. A. Winfield wiili preueh his
fnreweil sermon on Sunday next.
Hi>\\'.\uli_ \\'l<:l~.'Ks, I"rerlei'ietoii, hns un-
dergone ii. sur-i~t-ssfiil operation nt tiio
p,.i,,,_~¢_- |-}ii\vnrd lsliind llospltui.
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Open lserets of leeith.
What is the secret of health and
old age? lfr. Ohambcrlaln, as Chan.
cellor of the Universit! of Birrning~
hum, has just been assuring his mcd-
ical students that. they may tnkq
ices, smoke ai. work and at play and
drink with impunity. Students, ns n.
rule, need no such assurance, but tho
experience of four other aged and
eminent politicians, published on the
the same day, somewhat discounts
Mr. Chumberlairfs ‘belief in iccs,
smoking and drinking.
Lord Avebury in The Young Mun.
frowns on. the Highbury regimen und.
counsels the open air, with little to
eat or drink. Mr. Frederick Harrison
says, F"1‘ouch not tobacco, spirits
nor any unclean thing," and rise
from every meal with an appetite.
Sir Algernon West would seem to
tolerate tobacco in modorntiiin bun
"not on un empty stomach." Mr.-
Justin McCarthy lnys the einphn<is
on steady and regular work, with
plenty of open air and physical nx-
erciso. Here again Mr. Ciinmberlnin,
whose only exercise is lighting big
eignrs, would, in his own favorite
phrase, -"join issue/-'-London Chron-
icle.
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msn_ and now we in-o thnt it who Invictus shoes for men.--Alley
& Co. Charlottetown Agents.
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THINKING
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ware in the city
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