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process, soothes the
les and quickly
their healthy action.
yéu have bronchitis or
sn afflicted friend
that Bro
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E m u I si o rs.
fha `
ilu Nvrvlus?
Yuutllayall llul?
 Ydur liecupersfive Power
-deems io llsve Leif You.
‘ You Need
 raosrllollot
'».'|‘p-day and not to-morrow, is the
dhy,-to put a stop to that gradual
lliils- you are taking down is long hill
ofrill health.
‘Out of tune with everything? Men-
'tgly and physically depressed? Lack
4 gdesiro to perform your duties ?
Fhelthat you need to be bolstered
lift, but cnn't tell what is the mat-
ttlr 7
'You need a quick, nerve-building
tfibic-one tilut checks decline-
s' hdies your uerves»-one that puts
ybuon your feet again.
‘_"1*oj~day you should get a box (same
piling everywhere), of Phosphonol_
fffhe Bcoblll Drug Co., St. Catha-
rliikl, Ont. I‘|`lr‘.t:, $3.00 box. 2 for
5fi00 Sold nt Hughes. drug store.
` Gills lllaililsi
, To get forks, knives, spoons
and fancy piecesloi quality
and bel--lty ask iur \_
p_i1loerllsalos_ \
` Thin brand is known as
"ti`r'InrPla1¢ rlmr ii'ran" }
7 Tobuy thlrwareisro gctlllcur- ,l
§ ` l most service and sallsillciion ’
l and tile heaviest silver plate. _/
,lf ‘ Known for over (0 yours.
i  ,usa by Leasing n¢..l¢ra
‘F ` , _ I
:De_VAN’S FRENCH PILIS i.‘lI.°ié”-
,Till for Women. 35 a box or three for
- d at all Dnxg Stores. orrnallad to any
grrossiptof price. 'rua Booestl. Dsuo
tharlnes, 0ntariq._____~________
  lieatorél
Vthli 'for Nerve and Bl-sln~ incrclezlrglz-1:?
rytteqéa 'rdateswnlsullc yerl np. s s lm,”
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o tic; ?l‘n;7l|ook:.r.r."l°J.r'lud' cgfga cathirinell,
Sold at Hughes' Drugstore
 
_Piles Cured in 6 to I4 Days
YOIIF druggist will refimd money if
mio omrlvranr rails to cure any
etsjé or Ironing, sued, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
irsfhppilcntion gives Ease & Rest. 50c.
  §Plnfessinnai Em
it. J. MARTIN, B. A.
Iisrrister Notary ifublic. etc.
' Mom-:Y 'ro Loan
.M nh nleelt. Charlottetown. P. E. lured
 arl_i`urton~ & Shaw
~ ~ rl tl _n lt
`7`_i:_ _ trnal. Canada? _ entrgrsnt xlottgange egr-
'-' `,’."' ' '-om ousrfltan otn¢s._Provlse meek
~l-1'l_’,tetown.P.E.-.
 Meme, lt. c.. n-nald.\l/lexlnndn
~_'- ,_ clsean & McKinnon
Bhlristers, Attorney-at-Law
 "  Brown Block. Charlottetown
»@;-»» 
.HOTEL BRUNSWICK
_ Moncton, N. B.
Thlglargest and Best Lndated Hotel in the City
lnctimnmdating 200 guests situated al the centre
ol spkious ground and surrounded by elegant
_-__
iOanadiar\ Prods)
ROME April 1-The Pope received
in private audience today Ht Rev
Francis a Gaaqust Abbot Pl-est of
English Bmadiclnss, who recently rg-
tltrned from the United States
_._._._____.4
'VARIETY OF EPITHETS
lame Rsal irish Flung Around at I
Cork Meeting
lit s meeting of the Cork Port
Sanitary Authority on the question of
the election of chairman, Hr. Golgin
asked if the members were aware of
the splendid emoiuments attached to
the chair, and when interrupted by
llr. Gamble, referred to the latter ss
a "talkative cockatoo." A heated
scene ensued, Mr. Gamble calling on
Mr. Goggin to withdraw, and declar-
ing: “Tho man that would insult me,
if he were as old as Methuselah, l’d
knock the head off him." Mr. G08-
gin asked, amid laughter, if Mr.
Gamble would meet him in a 12-foot
ring, only first giving him time to
train. Mr. Butterfield having suggest-
ed that Mr. Goggiu substitute the
phrase, "prsgmatical jackdaw," Mr.
Goggin withdrew the remark.
STEAM BATH FOR TUB
Hoods Fits Over Ona End and Forms
Enclosed Chamber
From Gernlany, where the number
of medicinal baths is legion. comes
an inventioll that enables the ave ‘age
man to take a steam or hot air both
at home. A_ hood. with a hole at the
top of the head to come through fits
over one end of the tub and forms an
incioaed chamber to hold the steam
in. The user sits on s, seat which
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HOW WATER IIAKEB THE l1|,‘]|iA|(_
hangs over that end of the tub and
a tube connected with the hot water
spigot leads under him. This tube
iles along the bottom of the tub and
has a wide, fiat nozzle, turrled upward.
As the hot water flows out the steam
that arises envelopll tile body of tile
persorl lrl the hood and has the same
ecect all tile steam room of a Turkish
batll. 'l‘hc riiacilarge pipe of the tub
is left open, so the water can run out
without filling the receptacle.
GIGANTIC RUDDER
Bo Huge That it Has a Door For Men
to Get inside it l
A rudder with a doorway into its
interior is a feature ul’ the mammoth
Cunard liller Aquitallio. Tile pin
which connects the rudder to thc ship
is 4 feet ill length and bigger than
the heaviest projectile made for
modern artillery. A special appliance
was constructed in the ship to lift it
into position. When delivered at tlis
builders yard the rudder was in titres
parts. after they had been connected
and laid upon tho ground, the distance
tnatshad to be walked round t`ns`com-
plots rudder wad-over 100 feet.
._/ L_.-___..._____ _
Light Fails at Evening Service '
,Owing to s partial failure of tile
electric light at Surrey, the Sunday
evening service at St. Mat,thew's
Church began in semi-darkness. Just
as the collect, "Lighten our darkness."
was being recited light filled the
rhurch. the defect lluving been reme~
died.
 
slildc trees making it specially desirable for tour-
ists the summer reasm GEO. McSWEENEY.
*f‘f?_°“§.l?l"‘_rI'
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The World Wide'Fox
Ex
to-day
(Island born) 1914
&Al riiitopriom 1...: ltfml
lttsit ntunry our
Thlsvlng Bird is Not _W¢_losms~'R0-
gsralus or Hts vlitsss'
On' tho,Paciilc Oollt a bctllotl dll-
cussion _raged around the oto_w..i_ll\¢
felt, competent bird who 
i thcguns and traps of manftor
um). ‘molly years. Opinions -al-» to
his merits andldsmeritslwsrs 
in contrast, the farmomhling a
stand against the ornitholoailt. and
each evihcing for the other that do
grae or contempt that is slvsyt shown
when solanco and casual 'observation
olanh.
The farmer., as s rule. is no bird
lover, because his life puts him‘in s
poiition ‘wharf he notices _the 1109"'
doiious of birds, and does not furnish
him the opportunity of seein( tha
god his feathered visitors perform.
o`_.is naturally sconlhti of all theories
which postulate that the bird' pays
his way by his destruction or 
The crow dining on some paralitlo
bug. bottle or ily does not attract his
attention as does flap crow in thc corn-
iieid or elsewhere in the crops.
Against this the mul of science
ltlngs a bill of hrs of the crow.
with statistics concerning the con-
tents of the crow's stomach, all of
which counts but little with the fan
mar, who knows what he sees with
his eyes.
Aa an academic discussion there is
perhaps little interest in the morality
of the crow and his keeping of the
commandments. His activities, wheth-
er they be good or bad, affect the
farmer for the, most part, and the
farther turns down his thumbs and
dililsnds the life of the crow. The
farmer is the 'one who will sulsr
or profit in either event and as for
the crow he is quite capable of look-
ing altar his own interests. He is
a merry vsnbond who f1ndsVhis',sus~
nsmmce and joys evarywharo.
A SHARP-EYED -BOY
rin Prensa out ln crowd oraaaratasr
Hs Had Nsvor Boon
*I don’t know my own son. I ani
afraid 1 will never mid him in this
orc/wd, and i have boon w"olt-ind* eight
roars for this," complained an elderly
mltnaat the lluitmal station libs
loo' sonrchingly nbont among* thc
mas of immigrants who had just
_ ,Just than a. little child not
mole than four years old ran up to
hlni. and; puiunfst his coat., cried
out# “Why heros a‘snd<H.“ 'tht
ohl d's mother was acautio rsprove
hint for"speakin¢ to lt strange mah
whirl s. `st'a]lwirt Woishinan'-_just be
bin thechilii called out: ' '
 Jim' is right. lt ls grandcs."
Thine was tho ro-union of the Morgan
fanlily "o6'liluh1nIlf.bd.
The elder mall had left the old home
eight years before when his lon was
but a 'lad oflfteen, and HM bedn
working' in Ontario in an ailart to
lilso the money to bring the rest of
the family to Canada. He has had
his shin of hard luck, however, and
ras years pained wlumnt me onlecl
being attained. The son was pros~
psrims enough in Wales to take unto
himself a wife. For some ydarshe
worked as Mr. Lloyd Goof-}e's gar-
dener at the house which wal burned
by 'suffi-agsttes.
'Phe father finally prospered and
sent the money to aid his sim to coins
to Canada, bringing with him the
Wife slid child which hit father hill
never sean.
' The elder Morgan had aafit his -plc-
turo home to England, and the little'
boy had been taught so carefully ilictlt-
his comin; to see "granti¢cs"-'thatj-_lilt
hslshs eyes were the first 
tarsrissted wortnnsn. who-lisli
so -muon t at .ninown jon- ilsrsii
AN oEn',S,t§iior)Lilfous£ 
'rash ~ Nas-gf -st osgtg-y&r;t'r -‘ret-sins
\'..v'_» I _ _>   _sf ._ > (i
°&"f.?°*“i*T.I'l*~’.l*`-i-".ii'*`l‘;*‘*`*"‘“""‘f.’.3
..i.`.m "°'  .':7"'il°`.»*`l`-f.°:.i
V lt' ........'l.%.’:.2’°‘* ‘°°""’“
%l the 'l‘od;$rd'esl chlid`r!h‘_-of flav-
:8 were edao%qsi.fa its
Mtary roqm, which  lnodsted
about seventy pupils. 'rbsrc was s
bell tower. but no bellrwll ever ini
nailed. 'rho building was abandoned
wher;_it became too small, in 100,
and after that it was occupied by
market gardeners. _The last teacher
was _llr. 'Dom Gould of the Customs
Depaltiment at' the ffbronto Postoihce.
Spring `
Goods 7
Now is the time to corps, iti and
look over our stock of tlpriti goods
.  6 . .
etc, Mgnmgue, _ E_ [_ Ye are opening' up new icon: every
ay _ ' ~
and onyvprices arelsdusugi, the
The quality .of 'oiir goods
above the.. scandal-ti'a`\_%5i ._ away
or run sam-»ri»¢ivui~_stere».
oddllllisd
§_,, __ _ , _
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VANCOUVER, jApril _».‘1-The Amar-_ captured by the Cana/d‘ls.n4FiBb¢f‘i¢l
lcan fishing' schooner ‘V'aiiant, which _I’_roteo€lon Bloch.. Joliibsy’ 
wa»,cs,pturdd `car‘\Mayr7t_ 11, ‘1918 was _northern end ofivanoouver Islmr'
today deciiired 'condscated ‘- -by the fjrhere she is alleged to have been “_ “ >
Admiralty Court; The schooner was lug close in shore. .
. ~ >
disaster. ‘ ‘
-,-_-_-_-_-,-; fc- _~ -_-_-_-_-,-_».~_~_-_-_-_- -_-_'~_~_~,~,»;,~:.»:;:::.'_ _`» *af iv.~::;:.-:_-_-_-_‘_-::.'. _-_~.-_-rffr:-Y-rr:::::::f:.-:.2
Elbows and Fingers  i
were .liralllped and Nuilill,
Lived in Dread of-Paralysis---Nerves ,Upset--4Cou|d‘ Noi Sleep
_ .---Well New--~'I`hanks to Dr Chsse's Nerve Food
Paralysis ~__is ,_ frightfuliy comrnon in my legs, painslin -my knees and ei-
thése d-ays. Wo are living at high b°W9» *md my n“§°“ W0“\d 8°*
tmsion' and tnomlmn the mrves give cramped and numb. I could .not
sleep nights, and would have to get
way under the enormous ctruln. 'i he nut of bed to mb the cramps out 01
0l1lY.WBYlto 'he S1146 18 to llc wrtrnfd my legs. For two years I suilered
by symptoms. for the nervnls sys- this way. *"5 °°“ld “°t_;§°f~Nli°f-
tem dqes ' not go to pieces will-rut Then I began using Dr. Ghaae's Nerve
giving you many danger signals, ,f Food, and did so with splendid re-
yon only know how to. interpret -. 'm-_ suite- I sleep well now, eniov my-
when you haves”-equ'¢nr h.,;\g,~_r;»t-_.,_ meals and feel well generally. I only
find yourself easily irritated and an- had cramps once last winter, and
noyed, feel discouraged .sud noun- feet that my system has been greatly
hearted, can-not rest and sleep /well, benefited bv fllii N04 °\“`°~" ` 3
and and appetite ggkla and .ligation Cures like this are reported almost
bad, you may know that 'the nerves daily in the Dlibllc PPMS. and VPU *"0
are in had condition. Don't walt invited to investigate these cases for
fur these symptoms to become chronic yourself. If you cannot call person-
nut start ln early with the use or ally write for Particulars. envloehls
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and head of! stamp for reply. Dr. Ohase's Nerve
Food, 50c..n box all dealers, or Ed-
Nr,-_ Jam, Matthews, farmer, Fawn manson. Bates &` Oo., Limited. To-
Lake, Alta., writes:--"I had era-mpsronto.
LIFE "DOWN UNDER”
to Longevity
justice be advertised as n health ro
anyone illcapacitated who has resided
there for at least five years. Lately.
however, the young men of Australia
are being asked to make some sacri-
fices for their country, which may go
lorilewhat as rt set off against 'these
benefits, A system of cumpuiaoy
training has been set ill vogue. The
service is' mainly for thoad between
eighteen and twenty-six years of 'ah
'l"w`o years are served in~‘fa=»irinxd‘=-of
enllren force. Amr ous. .th_s‘you_n-|
fifdll serve aa'ligldie\°s_" 'lille-,i\"li`_t§lt
service. however. ls. it sditnlrlr.. anim
their unit -in --*me- arltithr- ‘-*remturlsl
 ` _ ,, ,A4 __ 
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other
e
‘ 'Mail Contract
‘gf Cardig-
6'
of tad P'
snanmb Trespass, addressed to A 9°“°"“ °"‘“¢° 1" L °= 1*
Postiiiaster General, will be re- -""1" ‘du t“k° 91"' "“"‘
pt Ottawa unt._il Noon, on Fri- AW" Stl' “°“~
the lst my, 1914 lor me con- l Th’ ‘?°°¥"° °f_P E
of _His Maisaty's Mails, on a ’I°“°d Fi’ *»”°"
Contract for four years, °‘;ll°° T
per weak over Rural Mall "' I
from Canli an Bride
from the T’oatmaso=r “F 3 °"
morning
containing- further §)°"‘“
_ ,7. p. ~m.
to condi;i‘ons“°r\:f raid Mn evgniét
ml’ bd 0b-_
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ACCIDENTALLY HANGED
Australia Offers lnduosmsnt Favorable Quspsl\d¢d_,F"‘5"l il R_°Pl Ulf# F9?
Beating Carpets
A” an l“d“°eF"’“t ‘O i’°“lm° °"’l` A tragic occurrence took 'place in
grants, Australia might with some Gan* m'a|“',,!~ ,ble ‘death of _mm
Lawrsnixeg aged fourteeh. The boy
sort. The death rate throughout the ,M 'piiylué in thphrden ol, Mm
continent only averages about ten _par -Mum' ,m.P,m.(°k."¥,'|'m"1§§vh,'i 8°.”
thousand. The number of deaths lalt hmm an I ,mt Wm, 'm.~"h‘m_m.,._ ‘A
7°“_"' mr “"°“”°°' W” 473%' “nlnat rope used for tlle` lfdhtihg oflcarpata
122,198 births. The Government of 'hs “mended m the “rd-mt mm 'a
the Commonwealth offers various in- mop “tuned td mb 9,,d_ H" i,0,.,.°,._
d“°°'“°“" ““'°"“bl° ‘° l°“3""7' stricken mother discovered bidi sus-
Old-age pensions of ten shiilingl a- fanned from 'mis by me neck' pr*
week “re pam t” every l"’"‘°“ °'°' iumahly whilst playing, and though
sixty-five who has resided there for ‘t on" msdlcany ,manga me W"
twenty years. In addition to this, found to be “unch
there are invalid pensions, payable to _ _ _
 <i_
R W McEWE
.M-=1°M1m» St. Petere.P I
Golden Tale of the~ Sllvei'
Fox r
20 10 Is the title of a profusely illustrati-
B ed pamphlet, issued by The Silver,
Fox Ranching Company, cover ng in
a geherai way the history of the P.
E. Island Silver For induatryfrom
01° bezilmins. and giving some va\~,
uabie hints for th s intend!
l QI ng to
109. il IN decdly _enter the business. Not. a prospect
and ladies clean tus in any sense, ag the mmmn"
,Till il ¢,\`\l°. IIN. has no shares for sale. Free for tha
ifextensivsly raised asking Address
The Silver Fox Ranchlug
' Company
823 Exchange Building, I
53 Stats Street, Boston, Mars.
1576-8~23M2wks,
NOTICE 1.
rain--the
Ocean
 l
la
°»r§°su»a
bi
l
‘Jr
lilapansse grass cloth, all
\
_
shades et blue
brown with the
lists. E unit
ailing are witch
vclnpe so that no
craft need be
work.
Transfer pisttern 14852,
cindos seven conventional
signs, can be supplied io
receipt ot price; 5 sears;
 Farm For Sale
-Tha-underilgnsd offers by private
sale his farm' of 93 acres aiironting
rm Brackley Point Bay with good
house and barn, coach-hoilae, icc-
house and forge. Also a never fail-
ing well of water on the premises,
sea manure within short distance,
J.`H. GREGOR,
‘ Brackiey Beach. -
, 1514-8-19mtBt3i
-r'-4,-~‘. Q I ~ >  _  
Reliable watches,- -
_ A'cctirate clocks, T
[lp-;to date silverware, _
1&c, at '
C. W. Patterson’s V
Gt Geo.& Grafton Sts.
Amerie Jewelry, ,  , ~_
_ . ` ¢;.%..‘,_]‘L'¢t§ -»
f l , 'gn-,;.,l’r:°"e..i-il'l.l* sagigl, 
Land W for 
One hundred acres freéhol
land for sale, upto-_date_hous¢ an
out-buildings. New 'ump wi T `-F
mill attached. Fieidgare laid' lf
icuare ten and°tweive acres éac .
sed three hundred, and twenty
dollars for fertilizer last years' ° '
Slx mlies from Cgilrlottctow _
Large Fox " auch 
connection.  ' 
JOHN HORNE, _  
Winsloe Stat§¢§n__; _-1. ~
1501-3-5M1m<_>_‘ _ P_-_E-;1i~i_
cosros_a0ll1i- fm _-
_ l l  »‘~ 
, ~ 
lrorni. `_0l_t¥iti\0_»__ -
Conley Square, hasten; ilpif...
piss; geaptlt? £22515; “s&‘llusfns§?i
sctrl c'r p " `  " 
:greg ,ii 'E-.3&~,ii.":il`°l'l lillfil
I tlrbl. , _ 
Blsgle rooms ll_snd up. with hn_ll_\_‘_
ll hhlswooms tl' sad hp, wftiii, _
bl=ll'|l.":°
I P.
Royal,
_ (P. (_). Box 78)
‘s'r_ Jorm. N. B.
have an order
ol' the large
Sl.*f‘9Flf
live