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SELECTED
NEWS FDR THE UUA
SATURDAY
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liurl Yourself!
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vt ti Nitin. tire c|.EAns
4-aouqifzig, 'rnniilrr Aim ALL ii
snenaine oncANs
__ _ 1- _ medicine into the ston_iach-you -just
ln this ilckle climate repeated colds b
very easll`y‘drii't into Catarrh
to extend through the system in cv- a
ery direction.
Exposure to cold or dampened in- arc killed, foul secretions aredestroy-
tensltles the trouble and nasal catarrh ed. nature is given it chance-and cure
is the result. ' comes quickly.
Unless a complete cure is effected,
inflammation passes rapidly to tht- il’
throat.-ronchial tu-hes and then to the u
lun s. _ . _._ _ `<-oiigliiiig ci-asc at once, because Irri-
atioit is reiiioved_
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You cun’t make-; new liings»-Iiciu-e t
(Tnnaumptloit is practically iiit-iiriililt-_ -
But (Yaturrh can he t-iir_i-tl _cxt~e|lL iii to
its iliial anti always fatal stage.. sa _
‘oiiiplelc otitlit $1.00. Smaller size
Catarrli siitferers, ineanim; tliovs-c i
with colds, sore. throat, bronchial, st
trouble, etc. can all be cured right at
_ to the lungs and air passages.
The natural tendency of Cutarrh is
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.Breathe “ilaiairhtrzotie”
ome by inhaling “Catarrhozone."
In using Catarrliozone you don’t take
reatlie a` healing piney vapor direct
The purest balnis and the greatest
ntiscptics are thus sent to every spot
here cntari-hal trouble exists. germs
voids and throat troubles can't last
thi- pure healing vapor of Catarrli-
zone is brentlied-sneezing and
list- Ciitarrliozoiic to prevent-use it
i-ure your winter ills. lt's pleasant
fe :intl gtiaruiitt-eil in every. case.
Iv., at all tlealt-i's. _-
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 -assi.
llstountling (lure by Dr. Gasselfs Tablets.
Mt. Stewart and vicinity. R. Clark
sowed his wheat _Tuesday and Mr.
Mont Pigott, has most of his sowing
done. But as the ioe ll still on the
North side, no lobster lines have been
rini_~l.. '
GOOD ROAD.- The road at York,
P. E. I.. has been put ln first class
condition under the direction of Road-
master B ll. Brown. The road mach-
ine supplemented by the use ot the
road drug. After a few days, luis
made a road second to none in the
Prov_ince.
SLIGHTLY INJURED.- George
Dowling, one of the men working on
it gas pipe which was being tapped
yesterday on Great George street, was
overcome by the gas anti for some
time was unconscious. llis condition
was not serious and after iirtitlcial
respiration hadbeeii applied he rc-
vived and continued his work.
REMAINS ARRIVE --Tlie remains
of the late Miss Minnie J. Brown ar-
rived by \Vediiesday niglit's express
l'roni (‘liii-,ago and were iiiterred yes-
terday afternoon in Sherwood <?enie~
ery liesitle her late father and moth-
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Utterly r-lclpless Woman Restored to Health Iff""""S“"’“‘-S““°°""“"° “ee” ’-"““'°
and Fullest Activity.
Her ttDeadI’  Made Sound and We||_ ‘\\'arbtii°loii. Myrtle Stewart, final cer-
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V s E B I 1 er, Mr. and Mrs. \\’iiliuin Brown,(‘,ltar-
All usual Treatment had Failed, But-
 ln a, Dream..She Saw herself Cured by
Dr Casseuis Tableis Got some a|~|d__. town. visited Point Prim last. Sab-
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’  was highly encoiiragltig showing tho
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Nerve Pafalysis Sle0plt>s:;ni:'.-is I'/lalntitritizrii " '
_.Spinal Paratyslo Anaemia Wastlnff Diseases
infantile Paralysis Kidnc-‘,‘ l‘li:;f_-nut: Palpiizttion
Neurasthenia indignation Waistlniz in Children
Specially valuable to tturs-in;-_ Motltet-1; and Women `of Middle /tgo
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YOUNG BARRISTER
ENROLMENT FORM C
"Was sited by OLD BARRISTER dam, ri pure bred Clydesired
by'McGre or one of the most cel b t d Cl d St ll` ve l'ved
YOUNG EARRIS-TE-R will-make? thi Eeasoii tif 1;15ual;SfglloIws :
MOIHIHY May 9th. will leave Bonaliaw for Westmoreland by way of South
Mellflllv “lSh¢- Tllcsdlly 10lll by Way of Tryon to Albany over night. Wed-
nesday 11th through Senltown io Central- licdcque night. Thursday 12th to
El11€l'_B_ld over night Friday ,through ltose Valley to North Wiltshire night.
Saturday through (lolvlllc Road tollonsliaw. Monday, 16th, to Canoe
Cove, Rocky Point. night.. Tuesday.17tlt, at Frank Hughes' stable, Grafton
St., Charlottetown. This route will continue during the season. For
terms apply to the owner, John 0'l.lrlen. Some ol' his stock exhibited
1914”-0902 Slmmvlltl. Ilvyfllly. 3 00lts.one 3-year-old, 1st rlze, wel hed
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1540 lbs.; one 4-yenr~old, 2nd prlze,wo1ghed 1680 Ibn. Mr. M. McPlial_l.
De8able, !l~year-old filly, lst prize,weIgIit, 1300. Goodman McPhnll, 2nd
prize, 1300 lbs. James McKay, De-Sable, 2~ycar~olrl, 1400 lbs. Saguel
Cameron. Hampton, 3-year-old, 1560‘lbs.  "“' ' "
9872-5-81|t6l`thcnmtts2w, ‘ , ‘
- i- _ ;  _  _-_ ._ ',.'. ~- - . I k I “' I I ‘ _ _ Nix ciice ofthe officiating clergyiiiaii, Rev.
2-' l \\\»- -“t--its-ffitf: an  -">_ 1* " "‘_‘- ".‘__ _  ' .»\. \\'yit<~, ittsiimi, is. ii., iirtiiiswicii
¢»‘t:lli.~, I fcll agzizii. ii-:lit I &df`  ing?"  i“ _-"_“ "_‘-""`ll_‘*” “MII "ml _
dum' mi, “_i,,.}.~ 1|;i,;,1_ _,mg _ ,-`-|_"‘ ‘_ ‘-'f,_\f».,_,_j7  -)_ :ii-lite ns tit-i. i to il t|i_\
from th M Um, “l “, _ 117  'f-' ~ \'\Il-‘~, litis-lniiid and lic got ine
' ' -‘ “ 1 ‘(21, f '.- _ F,,,,,,,_ Am., taking daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis T.
i rt-gtilarly. Well wc arc all safe so far,
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‘sages for them. Well I have not
iitach news to write lhlmtillle so I
wlll close. Love to_ all. l remain ant
lottetown. The funeral was pl‘iV11i<‘.
only near relatives being present.
FOR WRITING.-The following, p_u-
pils ofthe priiicipal's department.
d by the A. N. l’alnier Co., New York,
the followng awards for excellence in
Mtistfiilai- Movement writing: lleleii
<`:irboiiell, Floreiice Lantz, Constaiicc-
iliuatcs; Alina il/la.snii, Adele McLeod,
Mary Saunders, Clara Tanton, Elea-
nor Lowe, Victoria Whitlock, progress
pins.
POINT PRIM.--Mr. James Muni-oc
and Angus l\iurchison. of (lhnrlottt=~
baili.~--Miss Etta Mi-Rae has returned
front a visit to (7liai'lottetown.--Mrs.
oliii (iniiipbcll anil daughter, Miss
Margaret, were visitors to the t-ity
ye.-tci'ila_v.-~Mi¢~xs Bessie 1*. McI.cod
and Miss Bell J. Mcl.eod and Miss
liatlir-rinc McLeod were among thc
isitors to the city yesterday.-Messrs
`lai‘eiice (iillis, John McDonald and
Angiis Mcllonald are busily engaged
in lobster flshiiig.-Miss Bell I). Nl-
litilsoii. Orwell (love, is visiting hcl'
otisivi, Miss Hell J. Mcl.cotl.
WEDDING BELLS.- At-the resid-
nvciiiie, it quiet wedding took place
whcn Miss Helena Maude Mumford.
itluinford, ol’ Ilartinouth, N. S., and
_ Rev. W. Sydney Mahon, B. 1).. of
'ontypool, Ont., forinerly-» of ilharlot-
etown, P. E. 1., were married. Mr.
and Mrs. Mahon left oii the evening
rain for a short visit to points in the
west before taking tip their work at
l’ontypool, where Mr. Mahon has rc-
‘ cenlly been induced as pastor of the
l’i‘csbyterlaii (ihtircli. _ Toronto
ol' the late i\iajtn~ llalpli Malloii, of
York, l’. l‘]. l.)
ROYAL" KNIGHTS-The Royal
llack Knights of lrclaiid, Ahegweit
l’rct-,eptory, No. 905, celebrated their
ing by a splendid banquet held in their
tall iii Boyne Lodge ltooni, I., 0. A.
'l`lici‘c was carried out a long and iii-
't»i't-sliitg programme, ati initiation in-
'to tho ltoyal Black tlcgrcc being one
of the first items. Aft(-rwtirils there
wris it siiniptuous baniiuct in the hall
lu-low, tht- fables lwiiiir; bc;i\ilii`till_v do-
liiiiiiiiatioiis. Toast. niai-:ter Sir Knight
J Bctliiiiic proposed thc toasls of
(lod Save the Kiiipz. Royal Black ln-
stiitile-- respoiitlctl to by Ilepiilv Pre-
.. .l. Story, S.().l-1.--Alex. Snelgrove,
.l_ ll. licll. l. 0. (I. l<‘.-J ll. Mc-
l. lloulc, K. l’_ (`ltib-l\l. i\lcl.e0tl
Sister Province, Newfotiiidlan<l»- Geo.
liigraiii. Our Boys at the Froiit--
Z, Wallnde Iliggins. `Aiild Lung Sync.
After the toast:-i had been ably and
uloqttcntly responded to. Registrar,
proccptory had gained lifly per cent..
whit-li was excellent. llc poiiitcd out
lint the prospect, wus for uno ltiintlrctl
tipminot closed with the singing nf
Aiili Lang Sync
_ INTERESTING LETTERS-The fol-
lowing lcttf-1':-i have bccn received bl'
Mrs. Stewart. t'roiii her son, Ira, who
is at, thc l`roiit:-“lt‘rance, April 8,
liIli"». llear mntlicr,-Just. a line to
lct you know that l received your Ici-
tnr, and also Jack`s Io-day, and was
vt-r_v inucli pleased Io hear from you.
I liavt_\_wi-itten to you every wcck since
I came, to l~‘rance, and cannot under-
stand why you do not hear from inc
__ :uid hope to be tho rest-of the time.
'I ht-rc are six Vliarlottetowii boys in
this buttery. 'l`helr names are: Jack
_lio\vtlin. Wilfred lllggiiia, Dick Bre-
liatit, Steplicn Mt.-Kinnon, Kenorctli
Mt-I_t-ati and myself. Oli yes, there is
nuotlicr; Gcorgt- Brady, and there is
not one of ns who received it thing
from tiharlottetown. l wish you would
send me sonic papers. and also it nia-
gaziire or two every week, as we have
nothing out here but ft few papers,
once in it while. Well mother we are
not allowed to tell mitch news for our
letters are all read here, before they
leave. Weil I guess l will close for
. ilils time, with love to all. I remain
_vouitlovlng son. Ira Stewart." "Bel-
giuin,` May ll, 1915. Dear mother,-
I received your letter it few days ago.
and was glad to receive tt line from
you its lt is a long time since I had a
letter front you. I am writing this,
-and the ground ls shaking from the
report of the guns anti the bursting of
the shells. I sm still safe and sound
though, and l hope to be for a long
time yet. We have not had many
casualties so far ln the First Battery,
although there has been very hard
ilghtlng here, aiiil a lot oi' artillery flre
on both sides. lleniembcr me to aunt
Elmira and give her my love, for I
l have not time to write to anyone now. _
'I nm bicycle messenger for our bat-
ery, and have to go with all the mes-
vcr, your loving sun, Ira Stévvart.”`
‘ coNSTlI.'ATIENT§ ‘_
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Hr must be remembered that’--'the
bowels should move freely once a da
io ensure perfect health. _swhen sucli -
is iiot_. th_e case the, pqiqopous waste _
material is absorbed -niti_o`;_fth¢ system,
thus producing atfpxf _bimdiqyoiwningt
- ,The causes of Lo tlpaupngprg many
and varied. _Among the more common
may_ be mentioned poortipgtoniseh- di.
gestion, a delicienciy of-_ ile-in the
intestines, allackio secretion in the
bowels. and. a' w nt oi"\_thq na_tural_
°isiess§r_-.t=<i3=tit=é;»§-it.tl»_v telecine-
froma ave ofv¥vi"l_ . -
 bbs" -E ervéscent Salt~,` sold
e`\?t?ryvyli'e`Ee at 25c`and'60c. stimulates
and .restores the gtoinach digestion,
ittorectsdr-the flbwf-of bile- into -the
testing, cause_s_ l -*Haw from ‘the _‘in-
i£St.t_naé -'glal\i|._. Bhd _ restores the na-
tural owéiward _action of the intes-
tines, ren eri l easy to secure a
ffeeadtién of ligéxéowels, which i_s.one
}‘:li','.mI¢'f3.“1|@lC"‘m\U'tx\al5 rtquis'ite8" to _`
eat _ - ;
SQN- 'l_ll?'9*.?°\'92 F--'H“€l1@S--#cw =
-~ist.ANDER ivtis.=|Nc.-The for-*
lowinntclegraiiilivas received by Mr.-
John E. -1WelIs. of Elnitx.ale»"-Sinc_erly_
regret to inform you that 18698, Pte.,
ll. .l._Wells. 3rd Batt. ollicially repor-I
ted- missing further piitriculars when'
received will..be. sent you.-Adg. -Gette-
ral, Ottawa..." it is reported that Mr.
Wells brother Harry, who enlisted at
Wetaskiwin, Alberta. was taken priso-
ner at the battle of Langcniarck.-Il. ‘,
KNOWN IN- CHAFlLOTTETOWN--
The appointment ot’ Thoinas A. Duff,
of Toronto, as ati honorary Lieute-
nant-Uolonel in the ilanadian Militia,
appears in the last issue ofthe Canada
Gazette. Few men in (‘anada are bet-
ter known from coast to coast than
(lol. Duff. Since the war broke otit
he has rendered great servii-e to the
Department of Militia, as it transport
ollit-er and in an advisory capacity.
[(‘.ol. 'l`. A. Duff, above i'cl'crrcd to, is
well and favoiirbly kimwii tliroughoiit
this l’i~ovince, especially by ineinbers
of the L. 0. A. lie has visited the
Province on several occnsioiis in the
interests of that Order, and his many
friends here will be plcaectl to learn
that his ability has been recognizeil
by the Militia llepartmeiit. at Otta-
wu.| ,
T0 VISIT P. E. I.-~.-\ Sl. John ex-
cliange says that Mr. F. L.. Drayton, as-
sistant plant pathologist in the l)omiii-
ion department of agrit-ulture, Otta-
wa, is in the city, nccoinpaiiied by his
assistant, George Partridge. The Go\'~
ernment is conducting a series of cr-
periments in connection with the pow-
dery st-ab, and they are visiting thc
station.s to investigate the results.
Mr. Dayton said Monday that so far
they had not been “able to reprotliice
the disease in Ottawa and they wcrc`
now bending their energies to disco-`
ver whether the disease was the rc-
sitlt of special climatic or soil condi-
ready visited the expr-i'iinaiital l`:ii'iii
at l<`rt»derictoii Juni-tion and from St.
' ‘iff -;    if _iii ¥"l'*CIg°*'¢’ *if=*"“=*"°*'*°=°;“`
production ot eath tow tan bt Ittpt
_ _gt-q | -track of for years. Mrs. Roper has
-s
at-li and bowels :intl clcaiiso Ihciil of
all iiiipiii'it.ics. l‘oiit;ci'i_iiiii: them Mrs.
Jas. il. Slater, Sliiiinierville, N. S.
tions in affgqtptl rpgim1g_ Hp Img ;||. found th \-aiii-xooileiit iiiediciiie 'for
colii: aiiihltiss of slt~ep.'v‘ 'l`l|c"l`ahlct:e
ui-ie, §tild,__\>y iiietliclticnlt-|il¢,q~e' or bv
_ . _ ' - '° Y" `_l ;_ T- 
UAV 'Gene-request»o`5=€otonel-Kirk
patrick and omcers or the ssth sat-
.glion P. E. l. and New Brunswick
BKiment, an emergent meeting was
Called last night In the Armourics-
Rev. Dri Fullerton presiding-at whlvll
`lt wasresolved to have a large meet-
lllg lti the Armouries on Tuesday
Tlllht. 10 emphasize the splendid PHT!
Dllwed by 'the Canadians at Laiige'
marck and Hill 60, and at the Sain"
time to arouse interest and enthu-
siasm in the call for assistance which
ls now being addressed to Canada.
PROGRESSIVE FARMERS.- Mar-
Shileld has always been noted for il-‘»
live stock. For years past the Ay!"
.shires of Marshfield have been seen in
the leading exhibitions. (thief anions
the exhibitors Mr. John Fergiison and
Mr. Chas. Rolieitson. 0t""'late y¢‘l\l`=i
the diiilculty of securing labor has
prevented tliein from exhililting as
much as they"dld- before, bin they still
have superior herds ol’ Ayrnliires of
good producing quality Mr. l~`ci‘K\lS0ll
has in his stable a herd- ol' IS l’urt-
Bretl Ayrshires. bred ciitircly for util-
ity purposes: The milk is wcllllllhl
daily. and-a» record kept, so that thu
io
r some years managed thc l’oitltry.
he is it familiar ilgtire in the inarlti-t.
and anyone who has once bought. from
them remembers the very large and
well fattened geese and cockercls, as
well as the uniform eggs which slit-
lias for sale. Mr. Charles Rolwrtsoii
has not had as long an expcrieiiire in
breeding of Ayrshlres as Mr. I\`cr;:ti-
son. but his name is always iii thi-
hreeding of Ayrshires as Mr. lfcrgti-
son, htit his nainc is always promin-
ent in the Prize List. Both ol' tlicsi-
men nearly always have sonic particu-
larly good stock to offer to thc niiirket,
but Ayrshires are not thy only class
oi’ cattle that are inaking,I,lieir mark
in Marsliiield. Mr. W. J.. Gibson has
started to build up it herd of Puri-
Bred llolstclns. anti he has two l’ttrc
Bred cows of more than usual nit-ril,
llc always uses llio he.st..liiills that
can be had, and has now at Ilic lit-ntl
of the herd one of the In-.st lit- cotiltl
sci-tii‘c from the herd ol' llivkio of ()n-
slow, N. S. lt will be rctiiciiilit-|'otl
that last year at thc Maritime Wliiler
Fair, one of Dickies llolsi*eilIs'“brok<-
the world's record for milk prodiiv-
tion. Mr. Gibson has filled a. large or-
der for to Western (Taiiiitlu. last year.
llc took out it car load anti they prov-
cil so satisfactory that lic rcccivetl
aiiollier order. lt. is breeders like this
who are not afraid to risk their mon-
cy in high prit-cd cattle that are biilld-
ing'up farniing in l’rin<-,o Edwiirii ls-
lund, and It is hoped 'their exiiinplie
will be i`olIu\vt-<l by many others.
_ COLICKY CHILDREN
(‘oli<:ky cliildrcir can be pr`miipIl_\'
i-tired by Bnby`s (lwii 'falilcts lit-caiisc
llteso Talilets at-t directly on the stoni-
tvrllcs: “I have tisetl iial»y'i~: ()\vii
'|`=\llltiLS ggiliiiiii Iliad to sayhl havi-
tlicnuo to 1'. E. island ‘and then tol
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