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THE GU.mniAN,oHARLoT'rs'rowN. PRINCE Enwann rsnaxn. APRIL io, 1901.
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A GEORGETOWP' B<>Y's so :cssSi=Ui.
MILITARY RECORD.
it
foilowlnl ‘S token from General
niiiii. order# 9' 'W' Memb-
° Marks oliimed by S°l`8't- S. S. Weath-
.».».i¢. Ravel °"“\¢l\n Artillery, .t the
examination Wi Uh’ Uldillice Collqe,
Woolwich, Blilllll, for Master Gunn°r‘s
certifiC8W'
SUBJ sur.-‘ ltlsuyr cr IXLIINATION.
Amman 93 Slhcial mention
Cu-ri 3  " “
Guns `
Store A°°°““°‘“€_
Electricity _' 95 special mention
The Go l 08oer Commanding,
desiresto .hh lltkfastfon atthe
very bil". “UN obinilell -by Serge
Weathe in “hmm Hlminatiou.
°` B! order, _
Adduint General.
Sergt~ fitbcrbie is-a son of Mr. John
WeatI¢¥“° °f Gcoriretown, and obtained
his fini military training in No.~3Co.
ith C. A-. Whose headquarters were at
Geo;-gstwn. He joined the Royal Cm.
adianU*m¢l'! It Qlebec afew years ago,
and rvmvidlr from the ranks. 'nm
GUAll“N °°l\Sl‘l~§\1lates on his bril-
liant slllninations in which he has done
or-editto his native province and also
on thclllmll mark of favour conferred on
hiinbl |`°°°l"iD8 oillcial commendation
from the general omcer commanding.
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  _With Eczema
lirs. R. Stoddard. Delhi, Norfolk
County Ont., writes as follows:-“I was
troubled with Eczema. or Salt Rheum
for over twelve years, and during that
time doctored with four different phy-
sicians. but found that they could only
give temporary relief. I saw Dr.
Chase's Ointment advertised. decided
to try it and before I had used half a
box found great relief and change. Al-
together I have used three* boxes audi
am now completely cuned. _I have reg.,
commended it -to my n?hhors, arid can _
w (K “_
33 very good
say it is the be* e 'er used and in`
my estimation iv th its weight in
gold." ' I
The keen misery which many endure
from the tortures of skin disease is
most appalling, and so much the worse
because it is unnecessary. Dr. Chase’:
Ointment stands alone as the one un-
falling remedy for salt rheum, eczema
scald head and every form of itching.
akin disease. C0 cents a. box, at all deal-
ers’, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Tor-
onto.
Dr. Chase’s
Ointment
You int
good time keeping results, buy if ,_
our guaranteed Watches and i
you will pay no more than is _P
often asked for the inferior `°
kind, which are not satis-
factory and require constant
atttention and expense.
We have on hand a large §
stock to select from.
SIR.-In myletter in reply to Plain Wor-
_ shipper I attempt to make a certain classi-
fication of Christian churches. In your
editorial reply, you deny that thechurches
classed as Catholic belong together
your reason for it being that there are
wide differences between them. I think
you are not reasoning correctly as the
same line of reasoning would lead you to
discard the word “metal” as a class name
because iron and gold are inseparably
divided. I mentioned several things
that the class of churches that I termed
Catholic, held in common as differentiat-
ing them from Protestant churches. I
beg to add another point that is common
as between them andis not to he found
in ProtUtautChurches; that is, that the
Catholic Churches all teach their followerf
to pray. for the dead; and it is beoausethin-
is a point on which all Catholic Churches
agree. the High Church School consider it
one reason why the Anglican communion
should follow a custom sanctioned by their
Church.
As to the actual division between these
several churches I take it that Iam cor-
rect in saying that the only real case
where there is not inter-communion is be-
tween the Roman church and the others.
The _Anglicans do not forbid Romanists to
communicate with them at the Lord’s
table, but the Romanists advancing cer-
tain claims do not permit members of any
other church to partake of their commun-
ion. On the other hand I would point out
to you some facts that show that there
are not “wide and impassibic_ gulfs"
between the Anglican and Greek
churches. The Armenian pedlars who
come here belong to the Armenian church,
a Catholic Church of unquestional anti-
quity. They take the Sacrament of the
Lo:d`s Supper in the Anglican church,
usually here, in St. Peter’s (Jathedral,and Q
their clergy do the same and arealsoallow- L
ed to ofliciate in Anglican churches. On '
the other hand Protestant ministers are
not allowed to ofiiciate in Anglican
churches,hence the strange spectacle pres
ented at the Week of Prayer last January
when the clergymen of the Protestant
churches in this city having united with
the Rector of St. Pauls in services  this
dilerent church buildings of théidifererrt
denominations. found that although the
Rector went to and conducted services in
the other churches he could not invite the »
ministers todo the same in his church.
Or again consider the recent consecration
of a. _ Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal church at Fond du Lac,
re-essential unity of the Anglican, the
Russian and the Old Catholicchurches.0n
that occasion was demonstrated by the
presence of Bishops of the Russian, Greek
and Old Catholic churches, all of whom
took Dart in the service.
I have endeavoured to show as a mat-
h
Lorznos, April 6.-Doyly Carte, the
theatrical manager, died lu London Tues-
day.He had been an invalid a lonir time bu
he nevertheless closely attended to the
business of the theatre.
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WHY caour is FATAL.
When croup attacks iyour child you
must- beready for it. t comesas an
accompaniment to an ordinary cough, or
it may attack without warning. All ills
of children develop quickly; and when
any kind ofcough appears t ere should
be something at hand to stop it with
promptness. Many a child has choked
to death with croup because the right
remedy was not convenient. Every one
a ’s cough oran “~ ' amsou’s
I slxiirllél know that the righthsgeggard for
aotanic CouglhV  this 
gcompoun ' inthe __ erou-D ' -
_wa__[ys~easily clutched.  ,_
[ _ o give a child a “cough mixture
 containing anarcotic fs a very serious
_matter-, yet most preparations contain
something ot. this k d. Adamson’s
Botanic Balsam is prepared from the pur-
est exiracts of barks androots and gums
of trees, and is health iviug in every corn-
penent part of it. #nereever it touches
an inflamed surface, it heals and soothes
it. Nothing every compounded for cough
is so harmless and nothingso effecaci .
Adamson’s Balsam is an old rem%
and it has never lost a friend thro_%
failure to help. Keep it inthe ho __ .
try it on your owncough and do ygur
child a good turn by being ready for any
emergency. Price 25 cents at any drug-
gist’s. ` l
SHORT OF COAL.
Gnassow, April 5.-The Allen liner
Buuos Ayren which passed Tory Island
on the cost of Ireland Tuesday morn-
ng signalled that she was short of
coal but that the ship was all right.
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TO CURE GRIFPEIN TWO DAY
Laxaiive Bromo-Quinine removes
mlm
MISTAKEN ARREST.
BERLIN April 3.-In now turns out that
the recent arrest by the Bavarian police
at Ludwgshaaleu of a butcher named Dia-
fuen oncharge of having committed a stic-
cission of outrages such as were committ-
 by Jack the Ripper was a mistake. '.llhe_
§itrages_ in the Ludwighaafen district
cdntinue. -5
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A Pill that can be used when required
for Contipation or Costivenees withiiut
causing sickness or pain is BEACHS,
STOHACH & LIVER PILLS. Seudj 10
cents to The Baird Co., Lt`d,, WVoods`to"ck
N. B., for a. trial sample box. Small piiis
small dose, purely vegeteble. Regular
size 25 cts. a bottle at. dealers. ~
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TRULY HEREDITARY. f
The young man’s mother had coxné to
call on his wife. ".`
ter of fact the Angli cans belong t0 that_` .. . "3 _ _ , . _. ,_
- 4 crass of granite; waters called oatho1i¢,_ ‘de,g‘°'I;“:o§.;i;°f\ffl;:,;k;:“m;i;‘;‘f;é5~2‘;. m'sl1° WW” *d"9P§§3.__P¢ “S ; !9!iT.-Ve* /2_2
noiito the class commonly called Protest- the young wife ’ _._ ‘l¢R1‘8eS Fshr., an_d-.»_fotf_ one » _of 28
tant and that one doctrine that all the “Im herediéary ,, replied Cha§é,s d°3"°e"_ F“hf°»'”°“1$1'i¥§\-,§if!F~3_’¢5°- Und"
_Catholics hom is nbgb of prayers for __t_he_ mdthermhis fatheéused w “lk  such _circumstar.ce_8!li..iB_.Jlot .vel'.Y_ sur
dead. This comme has been hem by » ’ . _ , ,, 4 -  _ -orrsivz that as the umrmtm 01-
-these churches from the earliest antiquity ‘ ' "  ._°°1d' °°°'°g"°‘3 .kept  $931'-5° In
`;and isthns sanctioned by Christian His- _ V  “rf ¥°°'f"= um   WT!
_tory and not only is it so sanctioned but _ _d_*m°9°\ ‘md “im” ”P°9¢d_¢°_ uw _
all thesefchurches have and do claim tha t ` _ “_” 9” mf *UWM in ‘his °°UWl`Y»
he practice of this doctrine is recorded ""ss“°° b‘“`5t» and” it P¢l`i.5|i¢d Within
n the New Testament and the onus of Genuemen _While driving down __ 8 “Weill-7 f°°1` h°¥l|`3- _ 
roving that it is not certainly falls on '  *"'°--- ‘
way about bis mother s coffee
very steep hill last August my horse
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CRAZB FOR UNCUT IEWELS.
cum sem... “ai rudealers- ' 9-
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SUBMARINJ BOATS.
" I I i Dues- i.n"~.l‘=_ in !"‘i- gf” ,V `
%ie;;t'R D ses mper al _im ~r‘~x wi'v`L‘ ihm' hi. .ill 0
Society has of late been indulging liin ~
__ ` quite anew craze, that of- wearing 
_____ __  __ _     ___ _ _ . _ _d Lm _ min, baric jewels. Uncut and unpolie_Lid_
-i=i»»-i'»if-ni*-1*ilu -i-r‘\‘i'1*i»i'i'iu‘»i»i‘u l»‘i\i_-‘ _ P*m?’ Ap_i1e4’ hx otderegssxe com stones arcnow being profusely used for v
~  later 0 mfg() dditionalsubmariueboate °m°m°m's “nd jeweued “mes I V
Q- 'E s"'“°U°” ° 8' l A well known London hostess reoentl
. _ _ y
’ ,i ALR created quite a sensation by appear-ingrin
I :I0 ll I'  ..._°?.1‘.::.°.S°i‘::?.i”.f”. »--_-it em-  ---
; me,-chants 0% B1enheim?s(())nt., states,-- 'I _lace of uncut diamonds and rabies, while
'E was troubled with _itching Dil” fm' ‘ inthe centre was a monster uncut tor-
 us' °““ is  i';:i..“;f.':.:: q-°1---
is needed in every home. 2 ba °°“ dS.°*“";’ 5; wa 'f d anything --*__ ' _
..l'° “ma” ’°"‘””“ ‘”"’”"S S“°“ I iii? y1§if”?:n'§§é's°oi§fi§2ni.“ Ann the '- you our ni.
. . F- "Ib°di`fand 
Queen City I F1ve_Diamond ;_ r:_1__i;dc0¢:I;_>pi_\;;i:Ji_o_x_1uredobmiggingrigi b0x_.. __   _
Beaver giilsmn 'E Ask yoii)r neighbors ‘about Ur. Chase’s “ 
Planet -‘ve1;%i1§en ` Ointment the only absolute cure for  ,.._,,._"»`.,V
Sunbeam Tiilsons deg 1 mo' U C 0 ~-
_-. uzntment is acertisin
absolute cure for each
every form of itchink. ~
"'ir:|z-'md protrudiniz plises, i
"fi t uzmiuteed it. See tes-
r.»-.ss and ask yourneigh~
ii. You can use it and
i deaie-r.<= or Pon.-.r:soN,B.4'rt-:s Sc Co.,Toronto,
EV€I'y barrel gudranl'/€€(l E ' TWO YEARS FOK DONALD TODD, t _'.'oui money back if not cured. 600 8. box. at
r. ' ’
E oun gui yo man aiig er, was sen- Q J __ ' " _
an   tenced to two years penitentiary. The ARMED By THB BRI-|~|Sn_
'L judge made the sentence light on ac- .‘ _ _ -
_ Cor. Queen 8.: Grafton Streets. wont of the pr0v0<=ati0D» LoNnoN,Ap1-il 2.-A despatch from Cape
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_ M  _ CHRONIC BR0NCHITIS_ Town says that Cassel an intelligence om-
’ J Rev J N Van Natte of Streato Ill cer who was ca turefl b the enem on ‘
shun'
Wmmpro Apri17-Donald Todd 13;- i, #again/Qintment
f <1 it f si in
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5 - yvritesz-“Ab<t~_u_ttpne5;eia)ra2E>h1§;>gl\l;§'i rhe 11th has’ escaped. He reports that
ful remedy 'for Dr. Chase Iam now a British
strong man.” 25_ cents a bottle. atall 3
‘\f\&*\@\¢\r\» dea1erS_ _
-; The Kingof Wall Plasters
Fire Proof. Sound 'Proof
- = Ganangoqlw.
nil ot crack i E.
On: third leg;  owill heat your house s to board `a train here Saturday aft81'll00ll-
i1‘“°"°d *ilk ”°°‘“°° The wheels passed over his' neck severintli
aii“é.§2 i>"im¢f”“‘n’°°’»v¢u£' elim" PWM 5°' mt f-me head from the body- ` 'l
L8 'Proofl ‘
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ssusansn BY A nuns.
Bnocxvnmn, April 7.-Ed. Mutchmore,
was killed while attempting _
~ T oléofliji 5336312; ng ,1,§:p‘;mi{)'e_ Iafraée ywag Kruitzinizer;»`s commando is magnidcently
i two and took the other four. _ I had bee_n\_ mounted and that the men are all armed
4 seriouslyafflicted with Chronic Bronchltls with Lee-I/letfords and Lee-Eniieids and
* for tie” years fum “U13 get mil ‘fl-‘ff'w,é h8»V€ Dlenfy of ammunition. Everything'
i>i1°i(:-ulgqiififighanofbiiinemiindian' would they had ncludinz arms clothinsdagd
wear me out but thanks to this wonder- horses b once been the property _ e _
or of British su-bgects
nl
oCurea Cold in One Dap-
no Quinine Tablets
he money, if it fails
Grove. Signature
,gore dung; thanzifraints gtddgeigrlzldtxhtd ` c rters, Seeds GTQW
‘ " ‘ ct. -
is ALBESTGI Stove
#ri lndmoney and may
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T Prayers for the Dead. oovrv <_:_»iTB DEAD- . Packing and Carrying l=ruitf._r
Last week Prof. Robertson gave ' evld-'T
ence before the Agricultural Committee
of the House of Commons as to the injury
done to the Canadian apple trade by dis-
honest hnd improper packing. He spoke
of the need for properly-ventilated stow-
age on steamers, and read a number of re-
ports from Mr. Grindly ` the depai-tment’s
agent in Liverpool showing that where
apples were carried in heated holds they
< arrived in the best condition. The ship-
-ditlon. This year the sreamship compan-
ies were showing a desire to co-operate
with the Government in securing proper
he has a bill on the' order paper respecting
_the markingand inspection of packages
containing fruit for sale which willobviate
the grievances complained of in this can
I This question of having our apples hon-
estly packed and all our fruit landed ini
Great Britain in good condition is most
important. Legislation in regard to dis
honest packing cannot come too soon
while every means in the Government’s
power should be utilized to induce and if
need be compel steamsirip companies to
provide properly ventilated and isolated
chambers for the carriage of fruit. But we
are making progress along these lines and
a. few years will boubtless witness a large
improvement in the direction of better
shipping and carrying facilities for all our
tion the following comments on our fruit
trade with Great Britain taken from are
cent issue of Britain Refrigeration and Al-
lied Interests will be found interesting.
another part of this issue an interestin
ilciently amply demonstrated the fact'
prise have been satisfactorily overcom
and that tue time has now arrived when
class, but also that of the_ most delicate
exceedingly favorable terms in the mar-
kets of this country. Some yea.rs,back.
when shipments of Canadian fruit were
ilrst made, the result was disastrous,
and the project was thus nearly killed in
its earliest infancy. Nor, indeed, was
this failure much to be_ wondered at
-when it is to be considered thatfruils,
beef, butter, etc., were`all -stored on'
board .the steamer in the same cold cham-
ber, although the temperature suitable
for their preservation differ very consid-_
erably. For instance for fruit we do not
want anything lower than 36 degrees Fab,
nor appreciably higher than 49 degrees
Fahr., whilst for butter the temperature
_°S° "*'° °"°°° ‘"°°""° hi*°°"‘° d°°' stumbled and feu, tuning himself fair- STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE-
tune is unchristian. QUEE_N_s co _muy about the head and 'body I  Are factors of thG.gl'eil‘best success. V
“TY Mmanos L1N1MENtr freely on nm wifgogljaltzgglgw <19 _f\1I1.1\1Sti<_=¢ tohimselt-~
_ To NERVOUS W0MEN_ and in afsw days he was as well as eiir. In no season of the year are they _m_ore_
M ,D _ h d j -V easilymrhansted than in; the spripg.j'___ j
rs., . W. Cronsberry.of168R c plion’ J_ B_ A, BEAUC;g_EM1N_ _ We need  _discuss _ Shi  ~__for__
treat. Toronto. say_s.--*lyd dams tel; this here. Ig emgugbto-sqi _ ~cne,¢
erves were so _exhausted an s e wasi She,.b,.o(,ke_ \ and that is, ood s Sm-sapimila _ gives
weak ani dginiliated ;l_i:.nt°si;_he`h:g__t;>n_:z 1;; _ __;tg_¢_|l;5ti1; taéigiimyeudairance _ as e__ii;u§¢,nd;i'
u wor n was -- jg; . , -_  _  ;,V
g`i;r(~)v_ious pmtration. u1gr.t_Chase;ls Iglerrige   _ - .  * » _fi  c"  is
` » pro an exec n reme y  ' ‘
` ` h h d h. After
H. |ay|0l‘ isis: .';;:.“’..;:‘°..:i... ....
- in healthy and happy. 50cts. a box
H. M. S. CHARYBDIS HHIE. _
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. H. M; S. Charybdis the flagship ofthe
Newfoundland -fishery protection dastar-
rived this morning from Bermuda en
route to Newfoundland.-Halifax Herald -
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This signature is on every bog of the genuia-._
l.axat1veBromo-Qmmne'r»u»¢»
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AT COST l,500.0C0 POUNDS,
LONDON, April 4,- The country council.
will purchase 225 acres of land on which
to build workmen’s houses to accommod-
ate 42,00 persons. The cost will be $1,500
000, '
__-¢_._.... _
To cure headache in ten minutes use
Kumfort Headache Power s.
-wk--}---_
‘LORD SALISBURY TRAVELLING
NICE, April 8.-_Lord Salisbury has ar-
rived at Beaulieu. He was but little af-
fected by the jtlzrney from London.
Be economical buy Bentley’s 10c Lini-
ment or the big 25:: size-the largest 25c
bottle of Liniment sold. _
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AUSTRALIA HAS A TANGLE.
Msnsonnnn, April 4.-The elections
held yesterday throughout the entire
commonwealth resulted in the return of
a senate with a free trade majority and
a house of representatives that is largely
protectionist.
No stable is complete without a sup-
ply of Bentley’s Liniineut Cures struhis,
ba-oises,lameness inflammation, etc. Two
every bot tle.
.carriage of apples, Mr. Fisher statedtbat . V ' ' = V  ' 
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nection and dish onest packing.  '
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perishable food products. In this connec- _ ‘ "   lf  
“The recent shipment of Canadian fruit . " 5 1 f ' ' " '
to this country, to which reference has
llhtlllag-gg_p`pg¢n
already been made on several occasiolls ’ _ I' V  _;f`_ _I   `. 
in the columns of the journal, and as _re- ` _ ` .  _- `,_.~~§‘ _lf "V V
gards the quality, of which we give in to have" your hat  -#fill
report bya well-known expert, has su; V Egglish ‘nd 
_that the' initial diiliculties' to the enter- very: hu! your h  __ _ _ _
e, `_ _ your iba_t»at_‘just_ what 
Canadian fruit, not only of the hardier " » . and wo1'k,"` be it $1;-00
description, will be able to compete on -cent
` _any ofthiolso
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4' just "what-_yo'u
` you certainly
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sizes we and asc. Fun an-serious with 
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do -it from SI
one' less in this
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ments to:Glsngow arrived in the best con- f
how much too much you  
_ ' whether you pay the exp)   "i___ 
a holiday trip getting   
know whether same are wrong  T _  A
If you _don’t care for any  
'come here. _-BUT it ”f~" .V 
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at the last 
leaving behind hima
which he has made
Your-_eilvh
creditors. and the best
your obligations
is through L‘fe Insurance.
in thi?  would” 
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then the full face of the Policy  “ff
Gold. ' -'
_ rss. puacy an b- parses-».a<;si._1; ` 
5 or 10 payments as   L  °‘
Good discounts   35
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with dneregardtostyleaad comfort
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When you havoalleadache from what - IDEA EXIIAUSTED. of ddjuv 'naman' A  ‘nova ““°h"hT’°r
f V - - V _ I a _sw ofgocda Timefie recaiiw'   ' 5 `  
ever cause _,B0WMA§N°S 'I_1EADAeHE_ _Wa ted stones three or four _young .__" ._ ` 3  \-April 15th. V ‘ 7 W ‘ t  2’ 5 _  5 5°. enfngq. 
PQWDERS willbe found a_safe, prompt girl-r o learn the mililnery businesqg- _ If 2-$110 Fill!   _ _
mensloag. < _~ ima- “Bahia mmedy. Nervousnese, ` sol!issHami1tonat Weeks &°Cp.._aV_q,¢“__1,¢1-ge!" W 
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