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Dunkirk
tile, a
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6 while
the cargo. _
'l‘l1° W0 men, ,then appealed, ess
an exaniinatlqgfof the i`custom|;°f||.
clals proved that the seizing or the
Gentlllc had taken place place in U31-
glen waters. Upop this the "mga .ie
Dull." for Dunkirk annuhcd theprev-
ious sentence, and his decision was
°f>l\fll'lD°l1. fl.l'I¢,b¥ the Dunkirk, Civil
court and alterward by ch., Court 0|
CBHBBUUD. Whlb disallowed an appeal
on behalf _of the French customs. The
two sailors were thszelore awarded
an indemnity ol aaoool. $1.000), sg
stated above, this sum being _ made
UD of 17.1281. (3,425), restoration of
the fine imposed, 10,3,7*5f. (1,075)
Wlnllensatlon for the deterioration of
the tobacco, ll50f. f$70\, for the
value of the boat and 7,147f. ($1,-
429) damages. ‘ V
Once azaln the French customs ap-
pealed. and the Olvil Court of Dun-
kirk, disallowed the appeal, confirm-
ing absolutely the decision ol the
"lugs de pair" and condemning the
customs to pay all the costs.
harness.
Some of the other notable prize __ J,
winners were R. A. Snowball, of lace. Picton, Etter and Lowe, Am-
Cl12~U1Hm. WHOBB Splendid string of heret, and Fowler Bros., Amherst
, horses elicited u great deal of admir- Point. \
‘ kmcwydwniu ' 1... "nv-on se-fa-"_ as-1 was ....».,, ation during the show, Stewart Ot- The horse show is now past the ex-
‘   f" °f ~*'>“b°"e°°<“@- H=m°“d Ke- »°f1m°m1 me- It has be-» 'de-
~ ly, Charlottetown, Dodd Dw e Plc- monstrnted tha
y r
tou, George ‘\l. Holmes, Amherdt_ A._
, t it can be made a
success and the management shall he-
 ;-_ 1.1- f V ..,_ 1-' P- E13'-‘l”kiU. Amherst. Arthllfiwilli- 'fore another yearfendeavor 'to pro-
Easter ls past but you can always get vide ibetter seating accommodation.
 
LONDON, April 12 (Bpecls.l)-Brit-
ish sullragettee declare they are not
Easter Quaym, Beef /AF TER GRIPPEB ;§';:;‘:1::f.;‘ai.:“.::s."s‘:.z:f..‘“‘;i
from us.
Telephone orders promptly attended to and orders d
livered to any part of the city
Phone 534 Drake Co. No 9 Stall City Market
We would inform the public that the old established
business of L. F. Drake has been acquired by us and that we
intend to continue supplying the same high class of meats to
our customers as they been receiving in the past.
]. Stanley Wedlock
' And
H. ]. Harris
Sole Partners
2 -~ aMtuf 3mos
mE FI- . _V x in- ll-_ q
An Increase in Savings Bank
lnleresl  
Returns from 3 p. c. to 6 p. c. can be accom,
plishcd by investing your funds through the
Prudential Trust Co. Ltd., Principal and inter-
est guaranteed. y
1 Arrange for your farnily’s future, in the way
that is best for them, by appointing the “Prud-
iential Trust”‘as your Executor.
'* BEAD 0l'FlCE---Montreal
' Branch Managers.
Street, Telephone No. 67.
mi
Fox Exchange
lllllllcd
at Snmmerslde
real estate
at 
' deliv-
" the enfeebled system regdily
~ accepts any disease~Nature's
resistant force is depleted
and Scott’s Emulsion is
needed. Its highly concen-
trated nourishment is im-
mediately distributed to every
organ.
With Scott’s Emulsion ,
nature repairs waste. c‘on- '
structs healthy tissue and
active, life-sustaining blood.
Nothing equals Scott'| Emulsion
in convalenncc.
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f Scott & Bowne. Toronto, Ontario 12-82 |
Table Silver
y , race, beauty and quality
`,,; are all combined in _
~" silver articles marked
 gbllnoensinos.
,A This brand, known as
,-,_?-;-3 “.l`x'lnrPlauthatWcar.|"
fT»,.:~`»"';'=`» "t is made in the heaviest
grade of plate. There
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short notice.
SPECIALTIES
Dislnfecting and Ifumiganug
Fumiture Repaired and Reup
bolstered.
Funeral Director an m
balmen-M\ssA Ferguson,Lady
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Prompiness Guaranteed.
oSa£:lsmsrémads toloadsr
, ' lille ‘lii"°s °“°
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' Special Low Rates B
SECOND CLASS
i Duty
March 15th to April l5fh
l`R0ll Pieiou
C arlcs Montague Lush, the judge
who sentenced Mrs. Emmeline ank-
@   purse to three ears' P
y imprisonment,
leporterl to have been received by
lllll.
The secretary of the W0men’s Soc-
ial and Political Union, the militant
sullragettes’ organization, said to-
day:--
"Human life is sacred to us, as
much so no\v as before the sentence
of Mrs. Panlzhurst."
BERLIN, April 12 (Special)-What
was supposed to have been one ol the
'frequent suicides of German scliool-
ooys has turned out ln the case of
Ernst Tiomnnn, a lad of fifteen, to
have been a brutal murder by e. eer-
vnnt mr\id's lover who was bent on
plunder. .
The lad was found hanged in_ his
home. on Octohcr last, in the ab-
sence of his parents. The police came
to the conclusion that he had follow-
ed the example of so many other
boys in Germany and committed sui-
cide. ' `
The mother, however, was not sut-
isficd with this explanation and em-
ployed private detectives to watch
the maid, who today confessed that
the boy was murdered by her lover, o
burglar.
MADRID, April 12 (Special)-Tho
storm roused in Spain by the sale of
Van der Goes' “Adoration of thc
Magi,” to the Kaiser Friedrich Mu-
eum in Berlin, shows no signs of
/ ahating.
A sensation has been caused by an
article on tho subject published by
the fiorrreo. According to this news-
paper, the I-‘nthers of Monforte had
absolutely no right; to sell the plc-
ture, neither the convent nor the
school bein: their property. Founded
in '1593, it says, Monforte was plac-
ed in the cure of the Jesuits in
1600. It was seized by the state in
1769, and in 1341 was ceded to thc
present community.
Under these circumstances. argues
the Correo, the Fathers cannot bo
considered the proprietors 0! cltlwf
the bufldinizs or their contents and
have not the right to sell. There is,
therefore, no need for a national sub-
serlption to buy the “Adoration,ff
1- -I gave!!-S
carry out the
Grote and the
ings of all
monstrstfcus
tggnqulllxty.
The Prefect declares thip.
is binding on the 1ll_10l0/»0f.
lation of the capital and
people not to Dartlclpnte
moustrailons, but to obey.
of the police. Otherwise, be
mont rigid measures will be
prevent disorder. p »
Tho Novoo Vi-emye, commenting on
the action ol the policc saysu- '
"Alter the events of the -lllt few
days it would be hopeless to attempt
a logical explanation of the Police
Prefectfs order, which shown a com-
plete absence of sequence and stabil-
ity in the policy of the government."
The constitutional-democratic Rach"
while continuing to charge the natf
ionalists with speculating on the
lower instincts of the crowd, deploresl
thc employment of retaliatory me-
thods. '
Punts, 'April 12 (special)-'rue
preliminary series of wireless tele-
graph expcrimcrits between the Elflel
Tower and Arlington, Va., undertak-
en on the initiative of the French
Bureau of Longitude for the Purpose
of ultimately determining the difler-
\-nce of longitude between these
places, which were brought to a close
recently, is understood to have given
satisfactory results.
Captain Hough, the American Nav-
n1 Attache, and Mr. Asaph Hall, pro-
fessor of Astronomy, at the Naval
School at Washington. ,were present
dur ng the experiments at the Eiflel
Tower. The French delegates at Ar-
lington were Major Ferris, bead' of
the Eillel Tower radio-telegraph sta-
tion; Captain Drienconrt, of the Nav-
nl Hydrograpbic Departmeilt; Lieut-
enant Gignon and Captain Leveque.
The French mission has returned to
communicate the definite results of
the tests to the Bureau of Longitude
find probably will leave again for Ar-
lington to conduct a second series of
experiments in October or November,
when it 'is expected the final deter-
mination of the dlderence of longi-
tude will be made.
BISRLIN, April 12 (Special)-There
was an unprecedented sceu's in_the
Relcbstag when practically the whole
house roundly applauded two of the
socialist Deputies during the course
of incisive speeches. They severely re-
buked the govern'|r.ent's military dele-
gntejo the' V Bundesrath, who had
made sneering references to a clerical
fllrcattllas So Sore
Gould Hardly Speak.
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Mr. Gordon Murphy, Elliott’s Mills,
P.E.I., writes:--“Too much praise can'
not be given your valuable remedy, Dr.
Wood"s Norway fine Syrup. 1 suflcred
terribly from u severe cold during the
early part of last winter and found ft
almost impossible to get anything to
relieve me. Hoarseness seemed to be
continually troubling ine, and my throat
was so sore l could hardly speak for quite
along time. At last I was advised to try
your remedy, and in a short time  got
relief, and have never been troubled with '
a sore throat or hoarseness since. I hope
others will beiortunate enough to give
your remedy a trial and be convinced
thatitisall Isayittobe."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
without an equal for Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchitls and all
Affections of the Throat and Lungs. _
Price, 25 and 50 cents a bottle, put up
in s yellow wrapper, tbrecpine treesthe
trade mark. `» -7
Be sure and get “ Dr. Wood's.” 'V
' Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Uo.,`L-iiiiiteldi Toronto. Ont. `
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» YIESI' LAND' REGULATIONS.
*forfy yesrain unc. Ztlycera
thc' standard, prescribed and
recenimenled by i-physician,
For "Womcrfu Ailments, Dr.
llIertcl’s _Female l’illa,st your
rlruggiit.  “ B
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I The Charlottetown Guardian
~ .rd . ,
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. The lfofnlng Guardian
~'and'1‘~he Ffnmlly Herald and
Week] Sflf, ohnfyenr sich,
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pill and than
measures. Herr
of the Treasury,
_ .ii llcst~Foodlntl;eworld_~l§I¢`_|0d.
, , Homemade Bread, made of ~‘ -
“Beaver” 
Bread, made ol “Beaver” Flour. will nourish md sustain you  _,
any other one article o! diet. '  _ _
seas; time of ~‘as.v¢.~r1°ef. u me lem expensive of whblvodiq
foods. You can eat bread, made of "Beaver" Flour three tlihel addy
for I lifetime without wanting n change. ,lt’e good for YO!!-‘
“Beaver” ls a blended flour. It contains both Ontario and Western
wheat, in exact proportions. Your grocer will supply you. Try lt.
DEALERS-Wdte us for prime
on Feed. Collet Gnu... sul
Conde. _ ,
The I". II. TAYIAI II.. Ildel.
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C.F.Pooley, 6% Kent St. Ha1ifax,N.S.,Trave1ling Sale_s_`Agent
Royal Purple Stock and Poultry Specifics
for the HORSE. COW AND IIEN. The great Animal
Conditioner, and Fattener and Egg Producer.
Don't fail to try a sample package, '
FLOUR AND FEED
We now _have in Stock, Flour, Cornmenl, Cracked Corn, Rolled s
Oats, Bren, Mufdlmga. Wheel Moullie. Uifcnkc, Colton Seed Heal and
Molauinc Meal. '
i Selling at lowest prices, wholesale ind relsll.
A. HORNE é? Co. ,
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Slenographers Trained ,Al 
The C. B. B. Are Successful
If Y0l1 wish to becomea successful stenographer for -re-'
P0l't°" You should take a course at the C. B. C. " 
The Charlottetown Business College and Institute 'of 5
Shorthand and Typewrlting ls one of the Premier institutions '
of its kind in the Maritime Provinces. Here you receive M r- -
sonal and individual instructions and the courses are so 'pliiln
and ywicitical that they are easily mastered J
r te today for free Pros ctus and in
L. B. Miller, Principal. - pe . brma-/Hon 'to
Charlottetown Business College
L. B. Miller. Principal, Victoria Row , '
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