L  
  ui_'VVhen m‘Need Of
"Remember"
  We are 'dtrong on G' 'C11 "
Fri!-‘1=i§, Charnbrays, M11S1i_n;F§m3t;
__ such .staple goods. Our display
1, Sprmg Suitings, ' Dress Goods an
`_ Trimmings < has delighted many
'1 the “Fair Sex" and is daily bringin
/us new customers. ‘
_. The newest things in Shirtwais
Ofsllk-Chiffon-over-net and Musli
Neckwear to suit the most iastidiou
Dutch Collars, 'jab-ots, Bows, etc,
new stock of Perrin’s Kid Gloves
all shades
Now A Word to the Me
We have added a new line
spring Suits,` Shirts, Collars, Tie
Hats,'Caps, Gloves etc-all of which
have been carefully selected.
When attending the “Seed Fai
We will be glad to have you call an
~ inspect our stock. The store withthe-
V motto “Live and Let Live."
ciginnlll tfniuni
I
1
First iclass 'Dry ‘Goods
fAt Reasonable Price
d _
N.
It Ply! to buy in this Province.
_Mies Bessie Proud, Loyalist,
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Carson, City, has r
sister Mrs: E. Stone, Cornwall.
11 a.m. at Greenwich at 3 p-.Vm,.;
 -fevters East at"'I p.m_. ' ~
' - I1
returned to the city aftel"'§.* pleas
wedding on the 7th oftldarch. `
_-...-
Louis Block Cit has urchas
$300 and not the property as stat
iyestcrday. He also owns the p
Retekahu in the Oddfellows' Hall
All visiting Oddfellows are cordia
_____l._._i_- §1
have the very article needed for
soaps, after shave in fact every
 s ,_-.ii Q.usEN_°S` comil
'rlienov.D.M ne ill li‘ ta' l
Sabbath next 1d1tch'i1‘l;)tZ’-“atpégglltiedraixtl:hellrBpEf';3d;“S:?l";i§g:-,agis tgauiilaazt
at _-Tupedev.
an i '
visit to her sister- Mrs.-iJani€s N. 'i tt 1 ' . 1
Stevenson who ce`1cbra` d her 'Boldeu ma er n '-this m-_-owing B issue'
The game between the Clerks and Poultry Ilidugg » 1 .
the Mechanics ‘iii Burk-e’e Bowling ',Wést’River, Thlliyiadoiyl, $123-:lb giaai “Seven years,`is a long time to su(-
m
» yi D
thc machinery of thc “Star” l<‘oun`d-, ments tak 1, W .
ry at nie foot of Pownal sc., for. while makiiig iripg  ;;,°d‘_'“‘§;‘(;m°‘f
G ‘ -
The social for all Oddfellows and Vine (:han`c,,lv;0,. est. rd
0* .
pared, foilowgd `{»/ith refreshments. for the Imrpose of having declare
ation. Fine line of strops, brushe
a
,_ _
ticle that conduces to comfort and cqmplainnlit’s Bill of Coinplainiata
luxury. See us for supplies. The Mc- ter Mr. Johnson and My St-ewan 'dam-Buk will be found uncquallcd.
Kinnon Drug Co., Cor Gt. Geo. or Kt. counsel on both sides addressed 1:
t3_treets. ' drtf., court the learned judge intimo,
Y From the light-house at Lobster'
.»...  - ..
. sy ,y..',.  _-,.,
mer or 1 11.1.' , ~
- Ll..-
A l.lGlll`llQll$L ..KEEPER’S
1 STORY
is
- Cove Head, Bonne 1 Bay, lNe'wfound'-'
land. Mrs. W. Young sends gp exper-
. fence of Zam-Buk, which should cer-
B
Mr,,_ Gem proud, Loyd-list, -is vis, tainly act as I true beacon li t
_ iting friends in this city.
is --
e- in an unconscious condition at he
turned after a pleasant visit with her home.
The Philosophy classes of Bt. Du'
1 :\'.‘. ._ __i
Q has not its usual amount of 1-eadln
Beth Jones of the Poultry D9,”-
Lcaguc, which‘wae_ to havd "taken 7.30 p. ni.
place Wednesday night, hasvheen  __-_,_ V V
postponed until next Tuesday rligh `
f Beyer.-Pbotograliher, my' me ., .ni
od ber of photographs and Sepia enlarg
d» mainland vin. Picton and Geor
In the Court of Chancery befor,-5 th
Y e BY in the ca
Of 170115141 M<!Qliarlie and others v
- r
iplliilit. i.i'oniis-cs io kilt on mioyahle Lauchlin McKinnon and otha; eased the irritation, stopped the
film- A “W0 in-oy;-.im h .s been pro- brought before thc Vice Chancellor pain, and the sores began to dry
the trusts under which the ohuw
, A ily.
‘“V‘t°d° Property at Canoe Cove are held an
for an injunction to restrain i
9 closing the doors against the pest
W0 58-YS “Pon a demurrer to
 The Heart.
lerlv or .i1_=¢ef\ni¢f=1.1_¢_ly. _velplrelc a
it causes great anxiety and alarm.
to affectit.
Many people are kept in A state
and miserable, through this unnat
premanent relief
H' `, iii " "_
y n c h ` s
_
' TI{ERE’S A TASTE, tickling, satisfying
deliciousness to Lynch’s biscuits that
`. others have tried to imitate- but never success-
" fully. The reason is soon discovered for Lyncli’s
' leave nothing undone that will improve the
fine quality of their biscuits. The best_il1_g[ed_- ‘
ients that money can buy and'Ec_n;iost»adept
-cooks in Eastern Canada are responsible for the
__W_V_ _____ *_ _Am ii  _ muked goods- -
besides our kitchen is the cleanest, best vcn'filat-
ed, lighted, and scientifically conducted in the
Provinces. Ask your giocei' for Lyncli’s biscuits
---see you get what you ask for. _
Lynch"s. Ltd.
Sydney, N. S.
1 dnivi llf. ‘
‘ i  
puritv mid goffilness of l'.yncli’s ba
 soups
I BONDS
BONDS  
6 and ri htl so
J as high as 6 per cent in aiuounts from $|OO up;
Call-or write.
' F. B. McCURl)Y & C0
Memheh' Montreal Stock Exchange
` dretf
mi
cn.
0
2
N.

'-ff* l wwf
, i
, Most -people are not satisfied today with from
T- 3 to-4 per cent for their MONEY, they want from 5 to
1 _ g y .
- We can sell you absolutely sale BONDS to return
|-|.1;f..,., n°..1....|, syaesy, ciiAnLorrr:rowN, sl. Jolie., und.
spells, and could scarcely lie down
ing with heart and nerve trouble."
5oc. per box or 3 boxes for $1.25 :it
dealers or will be mulled direct on rece
of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limi
Toronto, Ont.
Pal pitation of
When the heart begins to beat irregu-
nd
then go slow ae to seem almost to sto
The least excitement or exertion seems
morbid fear of death, become weak, wo
“fl
action of thc heart.
To all such suilerers Milburn'e l-lleart drunks and Six B,-rests qu cases
and Nerve Pills can give prompt an
been
1-rd.
Mrs. John Thompson, Mill Cove, N.B
writes;-"just s few lines to let yo
know what Milburn‘s Heart and New
Pills have done for me. I have
troubled with weakness and palpita no _
.of rim hge"-¢~ wquldjgvg swag ghoking sider these lines in the nature of
try to get togeth-er_ and endeavor
with the request. of the court t
00011961 on both sides met an-d acre
which the parties undertook to e
deavor to arrive. at a settlemien
_ I _'c~’.`I".’_-i . 
Mrs. Dr. Henderson, Gx°Bl.\¢o\f_`,. St.; 'ty?igs§éfn;'mg,:;‘;:-,ight égeolgugdge
tl _ln thensliow windéw of _,_ A_ (H, -saw_a_rcport_ in The Family Herald'
. ge
Derty- ml town and the m:p__eB'
ll .
guiding all sufferers from skin disease
1, to. 1;, safe ,harbor of refuge, _
Mrs. Mary A. oder, city, who lied MW- Y°““Pf SWE* "I *"““"<‘d with
e peralyu at ir 1 ¢ Meme fur 'seven wars. and to
c ro e as summer’ ue: great ‘delight Zum-Buk has cured me.
my
The disease started on my breast,
and spread until it _extended over my
hack. The itciiing and burning-espp
2; cially when the affected parts were
on warm-was terrible; and yet when
the eruption was scratched or rub-
bed, ic `~turu'ed'ra had sores; mil
caused great pain. 'lfwent to.,,=do<‘-
tor, and tried various prescriptl ns,
.0
n but seemed to get no benefit, so tried
g another doctor.” Again I got no
re-
lief, so tried a third doctor, abd then
11 fourth Although they s,l did their
j|n1en¢»,'_ E__ 1_3.,_ will lecture on H; best for nie I got no relief from ,my
H pain.
fer, and I had got uscd to the thought
thatlnever would he cured wh'n I
Q telling hpw bcnailcial Zam-_Buk was
_ n cases of skin disease. I thouglit
thi-rc would be no harm in giving
e
gé ‘his balm a fair trial, and bought
_ iome.
"Well,-from the use of thc very
first box I saw Zam-Bnk was going
to do me good. Ipereevered with it,
se and the improvement it worked in my
e 'condition was really wonderful. lt
up
5 and disappear. In short, I found
h Zam~Buk all that was claimed for it,
0 and within a very short time it. work-
n cd a complete cure in my case."
ti
“Do you shave yourself? If so we of the adherents of the chiirclimlrzn Not only for eczema' b“t for “1°erS’
h .
I abscesses, varicose veins, bad' leg,
t _
pleasurable carrying our of that opor- of the congregation, which cas.; bg; .ioisoned wounds, cuts, cold sores,
s, occupied the Court during the pam ehapped places. pi1€B. l‘\¥1eW0fm.
h
1h»i1dren's eruptions, burns, sicalds,
f and all skin injuries and diseases,
h` All druggists -and stores sellat 50c.
-1 box, or post free from Zam-Buk Co.,
t .
that he thought it wa; 9, gui; if l‘or:mto, for price. Refuse harmful
_Sllch 9, nature that the parties should Substitutes and imll'“l'l°“5~
to
eflest a settlement. In complianse Adam Lwingstoney Clyde River’
° was recently injured by bang hooked
i ,_ ed » .
upon a basis ‘of settlement upo by a cow' In yisterdays refermch
n to the accident the name was incur
1; rectiy given as Boyd.
i leaving the matter "pm im further The fire alarm rang last -evening
Possible to carry' out the settlem
' that the settlement could not be ca
McPhee for the defendant.
of After quite a period of semi-quie
ties in the administration of civ
of speed were, with one exceptio
way along the Park Roadway.
1 contribution to help out the city t
ay was remanded on both charges ti
fine e .
“ Magistrate remarked that a proposi- ad two more. The game was cle
' d “V dollars and .cute The was score twice, while_the Vics add-
_ n
e tw” had been made tn have R Bpe‘§1' Sew penalties being handed out. S.
n
a
e L I tried many remedies but got none .wards providing the speed way. Th
.5 to answer my case like your pills did. l case of Wallace Carr, who is charged
` can recommend them highly to allsuffcr- (1) with assault sndbattery on h
wife (2) with larceny of goods from
Milbufng Heart ,nd Nerve pm, gn the premises of R. E. Miitch and Co
proceedings in mee it became im' ` sl` ht bl ze in the rear of the
ll
, lor a ig a
‘ blacksmith shop of~T. Carrol, Graf-
e
throb, skip heats; beats fast for a time, tligctdadlse Tvtlih lldlilhrdi tehhcdltlildillolllgqtgg E1;‘:,.,aSg;" Ci-?l','e Tl;~,?;,e 3:; 
P to apply “gal” m case they mund 'rieuted coals left in his forge.
1-..
ried into enect. Stewart, K. C., and In the Second game of hockey be_
tween the Montague hockey team and
t the second Vics for the interlnedia c
' - 1 .lt
t
trophy, played in Montague, real cd
m ness the Police Court of this city in a victory for the victoria; by a
I Y""”°"‘1“l` “Ss“'“_‘*d. ll““°“'?g P’°P°¥‘“" score of si-2 The vice had niiicli c,
` . tl)
ic better of the game, especially in the
juSt‘l°e‘ Seven *fast drivers" nl; first hall, and scored six to their op-
_ . _iocnt’s nothing. The second 'half
“        
use 0 g B e C B r n boys plnyed hard but could not over-
’ come the lead, the best they could do
4 n.
0 Doyle refereed. About forty support-
doubt those vfincd might con- em accompanied the vias on a Special
CE train. The Montague boys enterta'n-
l.
E :d the Victoria team after the game.
The' annual concert of the MacDon-
is .am Consolidated School took place
last evening. A large number went
 by special train from the city and
together with those from the sur-
ipg the 11th. He was admit-ted to bail in !_0`m_dmg country’ taxed the assembly
Tuesday under power of a scar
1 warrant searched"tlie premises of Wa
Stanlields Lid.
6 p. c_. Bonds
Z5, _ Due Jin. lsi l9}|
The Iiinaiicial Statcnlcm
' _for iglo has iio\`v coine to
' hand. After paying thc
' Bond interest the Company
has a Net Profit of $88 517.
7o showing eairuing of a-
 bout four times the inter-
est charge ~ in fact the sur-
plus earliiiigs after provid-
ing for 7 p. c. on the Pre-
ferred Stock leaves a bal-
ance equal to I4 p. c.. for
the coninlon stock. Au in-
crease in cnriiiiigs over 1909
' of about $2.l.ooo.oo
No furilicr coniinent ou
the value of this investment
is necessary.
- Denomination Of Bonds
SIOO and $500. Price
ml I-2 "
Yield 5 SO p. c.
.l.C.M;icKintosh & Co
Established 1813
Members Honlrqal ,Mosh Exe
Direct Private Wires. »
Hnclimx, MONTREAL,
ST. ]OHN.
i
. . "'_"_'
 ¢*
- Aesdie. Sugar, 'Ord ..... 
* Wallace Carr’s a pail of lard, sl
bottles of pickles, a pail of soap, an
l Y -
they secured a twenty pound cadd
of tea and at Bert Carr's they _got
a. box of raisins, a box of soap an
Mclsaac was fined $10 or 30 dn.ys.au
dismissed. `
______._._-_----
and tasteless-none better. 3-Bdzi.
lace Carr, Geo; "Carr sr., Wm. Carr.
David Carr and Bert Carr. As the rc- . ..
school friends. The tastefully deco-
§ suit of the search they secured at raked smzé made a most appropriate
26 lb box of biscuit, a bag of sugar
ri. box of dainty wafers. Malcoln
lieaton teamster for R. E. Mutch  , y a Y _ _
£10;o'n;2iti%§°w§‘;e€,§;dc;E;'aFY;;n;;f Puppcr and H0oper‘s solos were sung
neared charged with being drunk. E
‘ Eggfggt 2?; 2;‘§d0E4 3?' d§’y£“y;'am};`, brought down the horsv. All three
(\
Les barter and A. I-Ienneesey were
: : Jordan's Emulsion is clean, pure
the sum of $500, $100 of which was hang to their utmost .1-he feature
furnished by himself. The 'police can of the evening was an operetta in
,h time acts. Tins depicted 11 nappy
day spent in the woods _by 11, “merry
company" of young cadets and their
i setting for the games, choruses and
drills with which the bright young
. (
a iualitit of pork At George Carr's people so amy ,entertaimd ,hgh
2, friends. The motion songs and th:
duet “When Yc Gang Awa.,’T were
d well sung. Miss Hazel Bremner sang
,"'l`he Swallows," and as usual cap-,
tivated her audience, responding
~raci>fuil to heart encore Mess~'s.
n good voice, while* Prof. Wright
with his comical "Musical 'Slrctch,"
were cncorrd. The twelve young lad-
es who gave the Recreation Drill
went through the different complicat-
ed motions wi,h ease and grace, but
` the "Babies," On their way to bel,
with dolls and candles, appealrdto
all. The pupils who took part re-
HARITIME BEO\'_lRl'1"IlllB.
/
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Htllfax, N. B.
BANKS.
B. N. Americn..,...  .. 
New Brunswick...    
Nova Scotla......... .. ....  
Royal Bank of Osnade.......
MISCELLANEOUS.
151
I7!
276
240
Acadia Fire Insurance... .....
_ 110
Acadia Sugar,  104
68
Brandrem-Henderson, Oom.... 30
East. Con; Bev. -&  140
. , sroox Quorsnous. wah Cm; Pow.
i ‘ " """ ' lr st. <. 26ii**`~' f me, o .. _ _ _
5 ‘l°’°“ 8' 19112 , i-alfiiiig.i;ql;V§>f.Yt8i;?{ siriigyms io-uf, my w,,,,,,, cpéoga 1‘;E,‘2;‘:,;__~_=$:}g::-(i_J>‘f$.....   M
R°"°’°‘ '“"“""‘1` ‘W F- B' M” I- “ "op¢iien. cloiie¢i;l;~_f,,1°§ %f,',lf, _+ ~ 479* ,. 4,2. Trinidad Electric...   we
106 109' i . _.
st°°" ‘]&°h“‘¢°' 18° Rmhmond Bt" c B t B r 44|, 44 _f  
flilrdy ,Co._, Members Montreal M M on
Uhnrloc vm. i=. m. 1. Am- W5 “S”
1 . _ .
< gourmet grooxs. Amd- °PP°" 61*  . ‘Mn sum
_ (U _ _ . ol°‘d. Brooklyn R_ T_ 7 _p _ ,_ ,_ p V VA Br d H  ... ... ...n
*I R°“‘"°‘ lm  Wh” "°“ld b° bmef rn'iile':nl§leo°.°ri-omwoy  ion lon
period
min. Peilde ala;
Cement 1 285
Detroit 1 ~ $9
Dom. Ll-Hia lr Steel 581
Power ff. ' - 145i
iiii° l  mis
own - 11
Toronto t. Ry. 120
120*
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Ulf- .f"-.|-e`.- d-1. Adu
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V .I7-*r
1. 1 i “lips 
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1. - i
5? 4 CHICAGO MARKET.
Ineetern Trust Oouiheny  ‘
» Halifax Fire Ins......  105
Nova Bootie 'i'elephone....... Q22
norms. g
108
100

Quotations furnished by .T . C. lac-
iiiunosli at Oo... lxenenge Building.
100
97
102; 9
painstaking training the great suc-
cess of the evening was due. The ac-
companists were Misses Moyse ani
Stanley and Prof. Wright. Home-
made candy was sold during the in
terrnission.
' flect great credit upon those to whose
K
Merch G 1511- ' “ Branchitisn
,__
This ie en acute inflammation of the
mucous membrane lining the sir tubes in
tholunp.
The disease begins with pe tightness
scum the chest, 'diBculty of breathing,
149 hoel-issues, end there ie ei dry, harsh,
flu oroupy cough. - `
275 Altere fewdeyemucousbeginetobe
2”  'riiie 1. ni: ni-.is oline, but im.
,pi ygloenish or yellowish color end il
occasionally streaked with blood.
101 by the use of Dr. Wood'e Norway Pine
gf; Syrup md thu: prevent it becomln
18., chronic md perhaps turning to Consump-
150 flbn. V
100 Mrs. D. J. McCormack, Cleveland, N.S.,
125 -writu' “ My little boy two can old
100 Cure the first symptoms of Bronohif1|
I
‘caught s had cold which develo intd
101 = _ _ Jw
51 bronchitis. He wales chok ug) he
73 could lumlly bnethe.. Reading e out
our wonderful medicine, Dr. Wood'l
Norway Pine Symp, I decided to try e
bottle, and wit such good result I got
another which completely cured him,
sure cum for Colds and Bronchitie.
31 . - 112 = .
Ni ‘,§f“‘§‘f mf” .ll 151'. than a izuafnuked pu re .N. s. steel a con in _____ ._
3 Ve. Oiienicai 671 67 woolhosespliccd with linen N. 8. Steel ls Cool 1et....... 95; 9
1" govm-0N_ , It is called 4-Sovereign" hi. S. Steel & Coal Deb...... 102; 10
l Opened. Ciosed..~ b d Porto Rico Railways...  86
1°* , 14.34 14.20 "“‘ ' smineiiim l.imi¢.i.i  ._ mi ini .fha undo mink: vow 25 wm-
”° _,,,1§, 14.11 14.05 A p w. c-. rover...   .... .. sc in nunufsauiea only by 'rim inuiniiin
ll'
Oo., Limited, Toronto, Ont. W
without having a doctor. I cannot any
too rnucli in its praise and would not lie
4 without it in the house sa I consider it A
4
i Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup ls put
g5 up in e yellow wrapper; three pine trees
Llll-ll .MllllilE|llHS ‘
BOSTON, Mar. 6-F01' the murder
of Thomas A. Lundregian, a wealthy
sh_oe manufacturer, of Lynn, and Pat-
mlmsn James H- Carroll, or me
Lynn Police force, in 1|, bold daylight
robbery on a busy city street, Weeali
lvankowskl_ 22 years old, and Andrei
IDSPI1. aged 19, were electrocuted at
the Charlestown state prison shortly
aftzr midnight today.
Qu Saturday, June 25, Mr. Lund-
rcigan, accompanied by _ Patrollnam
_C8-I`l‘0ll as ri bodyguard, _yvas returnf,
Ulf: from a Lynn bank to his ie.otory,i-
carrying the factory’s weekly pays;
roll, about $4,500, in a bag, On 0; “
ford street, three men approacliorp
the manufacturer, and the policeman"
from behind. Without _R word' ,of
\VfH‘Hi¥\f;. Llludrezan and Carroll were
shot dead in their tracks and -the
lnurderern, seizing the bag filled with
m0l1BY._‘ Blalfcd on a dash through
the streets toward High Rock, an
eminznce overlooking thc city.
~.\‘Vithin a few-momants after the
mul-iicr police and citizens in auto-
mobiles surrounded the brigands. One
man,' whose name has never been as-
certained, wns shot dead in the fight
which followed. Ivankowski and Ip-
sen were tried in November.
Mill] llll GUES
TU Pilllll HlHNl
SAUGUS, March 5-Probably the
oldest shoelnaker in the United Sta-
tes today is now a tenant at the poor
fnrm licrc. Hc is Geary A. Hawes,
whose lifc has practically been spent
in manufacturing hand made shoes.
I-Iii has just passed his 101st birth-
day, and is exceptionally hearty for
one of his years. Mr. Hawes smokes
u pipe steadily.
He has never used intoxicating liq-
uors, and until a few years ago was
alilc to do n. good day's work in the.
shoe shops of Lynn, where he has'
worked for the past 60 years.
I-Ie wns born in Halifax, N. S., ill.
1810 and G5 years ago came to Lynn.
He had the reputation of being one
of the best workers on llnnil turned
shoes, and for many years did prac-
tically' all of the special order work
turing concerns of Lynn.
BUILD A GREAT SHIP _
FOR A SINGLE VOYAGE.
A record of li 3,000-ton ship which
was 50 per cent bigger than any
then afloat, and which was built to
make a single trip only, being load-
ed with timbcr before she was laun-
ched in 1824, nearly a century ago
was brought to light yesterday by
Superintendent Bundy of the Marit-
ime Exchange.
In searching 'the library Mr. Bundy
in l_?é imuliiliiiipi
 ~ ._f_,,-1
-Q _ ii.
\'/if-fll'_=»-'=.-;
I/lads ln DI different Rllae. '
Better be definite in your en-
ctury for metal beds. Rather
t an say “show me your metal

*i `< 1 .'
lC0i§¢fher. The
reason is .that .at a period
when a girl’$ dlscsdcn ls'
WCZK ` " _i '.= `
’ .
Scott s Emuluon
I provides heriwitll poweifful
ics iiié ‘filed 11.1.1 imiiils
gzgnéraeeps up a glrl's
came upon ‘e_.,copy of The London
Mechanic’s Register, published ' in
1824, which contains li description Q1
this vessel, which created as gl-egg
a sensation in its day as any Titanic
liluurctanis. of the present. The ship
was called the Columbus and it riigt-
ly WHY he smiled a marine monst, s-
ity. , -
lt_ was an immense 4-master bhrk
of 3,800 tons Iargerthan any dliip
which, up to that time, evel' held.
been launched. A woodcut of fthe
vessel shows her to have bcc-ri, what.
sailors would call “an ugly brute of
a ship," heavy slid unwieldy, and
how she ever managed to navigate
the seas was then and still is 5
wonder. g
in the stern the fflolumbus carrlefl
single topsail’s single top-gailantf
in the niagazlue, said she- was '300
feet. long and 50 feet in beam, néor-
ly 1,000 larger than any ship in tha
nrlniili navy at niet lie1'i°<1~ She-_.vas
built on the St. Lawrence River, and
her first and only passage across the
sails, but no royale. Newspapers of
oi that day, quoted by the writer
occnn or anywhere else. was to Lon-
don carrying what was then urecord
cargo of timber. "
'ine Morning Chronicle of the time
quoted by the magazine writcr says
regarding the' Columbus. ' -5;
l-.ier timbers are principally of elm,
but her beams and pinnking are chief-
for one of the large shoe manufac-'ly ol 1-ed pine. For greater security
the upper beams are carried tlirongn
the beams and are secured on the nut-
er side of tue ship. From the bottom
three rows of pillars of stanchions,
placed fore and aft, one in thc middle
and one on each side come throilgn
she upper deck beams and are there
secured. There is therefore a soi`r.'_of
framework of a ship within a slrlil.
and the use of this is to secure :the
cargo, divide its weight equally ever
every partnnd prevent its ton-:héull
uié .nee of nie vessel. 4'
Within this inner ship, wc think
we may call it, except. a small space
#reserved fr the uccommodntioucf
the crew, for the cable tier, &c., she
is a complete _niaus of timber( I;1or
rudder passes up outside her stern
like e. Dutch galliot or river linrgc,
sua, notwithstanding lwiivaet, b. 'S-
elie steers or obeys nie helm. r¢ma.\_"k~
ably well. One man and a. 110)' W¢l`°
found sufficient -to be at the wh¢°l
nearly the whole passage homc. She
ran 'sometimes at the rate of nine
miles an hour.
Another description of the Goldm-
bug, quoted by the writer says sho
was'perfectly ilatb0tt0m€ll and Glmvdl
“She looks as She is. all U“m°U9°
mass of lumbcr. knvcked together 1°*
the purposes of commerce_without re-
gard to ‘beauty und littlc attention
gf, the principles oi naval architec-
beds" say “show me 'Ideal'
Metal Beds." Then you can
choose the style you like best/
at whatever price yo_u want to
pay, knowing the quality is right.
?'ldeal" Metal Beds can be bought for
Q $3.00 or much more. according to
the style you prefer. Look for the
ifldeal" Guarantee on the footrull.
Send new for “ The Philosophy of
kg tztznccfive ligtle bookmwe
len u. huge er
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me :’.:°1.°:'..'¥"°"°‘i“..'."°
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BORN.
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.- .March ith, 1011 to William and
Mrs. (lascly a son. Congratula-
tions.
___ DIED.
HOWARD-At Fredericton aftwo pi
m., yesterday, March 8th, Samuel
Howard, aged 82.
Funeral from the residence of his
son, Frank Howard, Cornwall, to
Cornwall cemetery on Friday, at
2.30 p.m.
_ ANNOUNCEMENTS.
"A surveyor’s compass and chain
is for sale. See ad. » 3-9dli.
.4
°*125 cases fancy and choice Sun-
klst oranges and Lemons due this
week. Get our prices before buying.
Carvell Bros. 3-7d5i.
*"'Climbing the Ladder" by Rev.
R. G. Strathle of Charlottetown, Or-
Wcll Hall, March 10th., 7.30 p.-ni,
Admission, 15 cents. ' 3-9r1l.
"Voice Bpccialist,“I’rof., H. A.
Tanton, teacher of Voice Culture,
Piano and Organ. Voice Culture u
specialty. Studio, 156 Great George
St. 2-7dtts'rwGw.
“A meeting of the Fnrmer's and
Dairying Association will be held in
North Milton Hall on Monday March
13th., at sevcn p. ln. A 'good attend
ance is requcyted. i "3-9r2ipd.
"On Monday, March 13th., nf. 7 11.
rn., 1'-lcv. B. O. -Hartman, B. A. will
lecture on "Other feces and places"
‘off all silks and itnpestrlcs. Beer
Weeks, Fliriiitiire llendquartcrs.
f a-mn. \
ciisnmv-Inc Kelvin "oiT's£tEEki'§, wa,
|of a
‘anil licr crow WHS “ ' 'aid that
wlliiil might have been expected this
method of building had its draw-
backs, and,` according to the writer
she sprang a leak in two GBYB. alter
she sailed out of he St. Lawrence,
and it requircil the shorts of tliecn-
gim crew of ninety-six men to kciili
her irce and in a condition to navi-
~ l onther wus
gate. Foitunatcly tie W
of the best all the way BCYOHS Mid
she snccccded in reaching U10 D0"-'“"L
At that time she had ll feet ,_.of
watcr in ,her hold. Rnd by l-11° -“fn”
1-cnchcil the -Thames this bad in~
creased to eighteen feet, with a result
that elle was drawing 23 feet of wu-
tei"Lying thus deep in the v\'Bt€\`. it
.,,m1_t|1¢ greatest difficulty that
the columbus was towed to Folly
Point liliioirwelir Bench." GRY” “P”
old 'Chronicle. “There shc lily _lil
the mild while lie! CRPEO was l°'l'l"s'
cmd e to the shore - HM
5
and tow d ~
um curse was N'.“°"°“ “"6 the Bild
~ d_ 1, as towed eloser _
;‘.'f.‘:..§:"i., 5.5.1”    “wi
 fo   “sin 1.2.
it become neCeSSO»fY 0
up." _
built by older
The Sgglgégiggsi wills l’ort Glaiil;i.»\`v
lmost clitiraly
. t is s
°§m‘L”ff,1mi`,iigSmi;it1[tlreiy luinlimi noi-
t e Hi; ggpeotations and that lf. WR?
02:1- with the idea of bringing V a
Zheng load of lumber that she WHS
 seems strange." said Capt.
e veteran niclii-
1?;-l1i“t;!i1stl.)li`d ll/lmfritiliidx Exchangih ‘WP
mink that such a greet ship
should have been built nearly a Cpu'
wry ago, The descript_ion._ lioweinr.
leads me to believe, as lt did thc 010
writer that when you consider the
|561; ol 1-.are in regard to all detail
it is reasonable to s\1l>D09° tl1‘“'9l‘°
was built for just that one voYBR°
with the idea of brwkinil her “ll ““`d
selling her massive beams as rough
timber aim ner arrival on the other
side.-" ”' " ` ~
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Lacliiig bcaufyand quallfynn
, i chaniderislics cf silverware _ 
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in Vernon River church. Special mus-i ‘ __
lc by the choir. Miss Furness will '
slug. Admission ten cents. 3-Sd3i.
"Bnve 20 per cent. on that re-up- 
bolstering job. To induce people to , __-.;_ |i.|_, 3-_,g ~, .1
bring this work along early we ni-ni `~'°°"s'°’°"b`." "J " _X "' L
allowing, during March, Z0 per cent.i ¢.i_,.crc .-...;.riv=J --
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