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‘ EARLS AND DlDN‘T KNOW IT-
Bnw the House ef tnurtenuy Lest Tlrle
for 800 Years.
‘ The death is announced at Powder-
ham Castle, near li-xi.-ter, of tho
thirteenth Earl of Devon, in hil
ninety-third ye-ur. The into Earl.
who'wns pricbendnry of Exeter Ca-
thedral omg rector of Powderhain,
n§ccee'ded` h ii nephew in the Eurldom
in 1891.
The house of Courtenay, to which
the Earl belonged, dates hack to a
_Very early period, and members of
the family have for centuries been
associated with tho history of the
country. The existing branch was
founded by Sir Philip Courtenay of
Powderham Castle, who received the
honor of knlghthood from Edward
the Black Prince the day before the
battle of Naveret in Spain.
Ona branch of the__Courte-nays were
Counts of Odessa, and another ba-
came allied to the royal family of
Franco. In England the Courtenays
have been allied to the Bonvilles,
Bohuna, Spent-ers, St. Johns, Tal-
bots, Versa and royal house of Plan-
tagenet.
With the city of Exeter the family
has always been closely associated,
and in olden times there were stout
struggles for privileges between the
Earls of Devon and tho llayori of
the city.
Few, if any, titlcs in the pcerage
have been, for long periods of their
history, involved in more mystery
and doubt than that of the Faris of
Devon.
For several huntlrcds of years the
heads of the hmxsc of Courtenay
were Earls without being aware of
it. Indeed. so fnr wr-re they from be-
ing aciiiiuiutcd with the dignity that
should have ln-1-ii tlii-irs lhnt they ao-
coptcd linrorietcii-s imtl viscounties,
and were proud to lioirl them.
After ilirt-u r'<»i:liirles had passed,
however, un iistuxi- luwycr discover-
Od the patent riiuiiiig some old ro-
cords, nnd fouml that tht.-rc were two
missing words. 'llc cui‘pol‘c,' usually
inserted in pat(-nts.
The cliscovr»r_v mi-init that the Earl-
dom Could bu itilil‘l'itl-il by Collateral
heirs, and a (.`oiirt<‘nii_\' in 1831, nf-
ter n hard fight, vstnblislicrl his
right to sit. arnong his peers. The
pecrago he reco\‘i-ri\rI wus the one
created by Queen .\lai'_\'_
Five times the liurldom has been
supposed to be oximce, Four of its
holders have hccii nlluintotl and four
beheaded.
Queen Itinry ro\'ivi-rl the Enridom
in favor of Edrvnril (`oui'teuu_v, who,
in the previous reign, ‘.vhr-.n only
twelve years of una-, was committed
prisoner to the 'l`r»\\‘i-r. Ile wus ro-
ieased when oul_v t\ri~iit_v-1-iglit _years
old, and he died ut I'udun of poison,
-London Fixprl-.<s.
After Tlilrtv Your-s iservicn.
General Sir John llnrtncll, who
has just rtrtirircl from thi' roniiunnd
of the Natal Mounted l’ulicu after
thirty ycars' sul‘\'ic»-, disiiligiiislind
himself in the curly stages of the
war in South .\l'ricri, when his
knowledge of ilw country was of
invaluable ser\'|i~~-_ llc was with
General l‘onn Siiiiiiiis wlicri lin fcll
at '1`rilrina llill, iliirl to his guidance
Gcnernl Yulu's roliiiiin owed its
safe arrivril at Lnil_\'sinitli_ Among
his othcr exploits lic lnudc a runrcli
of 120 niilos in tlirr‘i~ and ri hnlf days
without. transport, Lord Roberts,
in his report to thu \\nr Office, said
that lit-ncral ilurtiic-.ll’s “name
Stands vury high in tho estimation
of tho colonists, und hc possesses
the greatest iiilliivnce- over the nn-
iiws. llis advice was of much as-
sistance in the r-ai-iii-st actions of
the war, aftcrwnrils during the siege
of Ladysmith, and finally in the gen~
eral advance tlirough the Iiiggnrs-
bcrg to Lo.i'ng's Nck, when Natal
was clcarod of the enemies of the
Queen." General Ilartncll was born
at London, Ontario, in 1838, and
entered the army in 1855. Ile was
severely wounds-tl while serving with
the Central Indian Field Force in
1857, and rc-cc-i\'c<l the hrcvet. of
Major. lie had plenty of South Af-
rican experience, in tho Zulu war of
1879, the Dasuto wnr of 1880, and
the Boer wnr of 1881, before the ro-
Csnt, struggle.-Iloniion Star.
I{hsdlve’s financial Adviser.
Mr. Vincent Corl.\ot.t., who has been
appointed to succeed Sir Eldon
`($orst as Financial Advisor to the
Kliodive, has for sonic time punt
been the British Commissioner on
the Caisse of the ligyptain Public
Dalit. Mr. Corbett has spent twenty
yearn in official positions. He was
nominated an nttuche in 1884, and
was appointed to the Embassy at
Berlin in 1885. Ho was transferred
to The Hague in 1887, and a year
later was appointed to llama. In
1891 Mr. Corbett was sont. to Con-
stantinople, where ho was granted
an allowance for his knowledge of
'I‘urk.ish. Hu later filled positions at
the Embassies at Copenhagen and
Athens, at both of which places he
acted for A period as Charge
d’Affuirnl. Before proceeding to
Egypt. Mr. Corbett hold the ap-
pointment of British representative
on the International Financial Com-
mission for tho' control of Greek fin-
l»-DCO.
lelnrln-Proof Wisllnne.
Hr. William Wallace of Nigeria hal
just arrived in Digland on one of
his rare holidays, says The West
African Mail. Ho is accompanied by
Col. Morlnnd, whose brilliant auda-
city won Kano for the Empire. Hr.
Wallace (who used to be thought 5
negro by our French friends in days
when their kriowlodgc of British co-
lonial methods was hot so accurate
al it now ls) has served eighteen
yearn on the Niger, and is malaria-
proof.
A Scotsman and e dlplornetiet,
Kr. Wallace went on embassies to
Sokoto and Keno, on bohnlf of the
Royal Niger Company, when such
journeys involved greet personal
rlek. Oh the nesumption of direct.
Imperial control llr. Wallace, who
is a O.lI.G., wsu appointed Deputy
High Commissioner. He has visited
evry corner of the protoetoratn from
Bokoto to Lehe Chad. From him Sir
Frederick Lugnrd like hedimoet valu-
able help in ringing about the eo-
eeptsnee of British rule. _
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Mr Weaver. Cured two ears ago.
continues to spread t e good
news of his recovery from
Grinder’s
CONSUMPTION
Publicly obrroborates the history of his
restoration to health, as published
recently t;_y the daily press
o Canada.
Doctors and specialists despaired
of ai cure and gave Mr. Weaver
but three months to live-
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MR. L. WEAVER, GALT.
Who desires to publicly confirm the
history of his remarkable recovery. ae
published quite recently by the daily
press of Canada. Mr. Weaver was ee
had a casa of Consumption ae might
well bc imagined. He was employed
for ilvc yaera in the grinding room of
james Warnock & Co’e, better known
as “The Axe Factory." in Galt. Here.
he contracted consumption from the
etecl-laden dust. He persisted with
local physicians’ treatment for over I
year, also consulted a number of lung
epecisliele. They ell did their utmost
to cure, but declared llr. Wenver’s an
incurable can of grindefe consump-
tion givin him ul three months
to livs. Tir. Weaver himself, de-
epalred of e permanent cure, ss two of
b s brothers before him had already
died of consumption.
It is but seldom that any remedy receives such
strong endorsement as Peycbine is receiving
daily. Seldom indeed that the cured como
forward voluntarily to nate their case a second
time so that ell may be convinced of the truth.
The instance herein gutted from the busy town
of Galt, Ont., ls e_l ml instance of what le
oc¢:urrlri¥_in evefyelty, town. hamlet andfnlllrc
side ln t ls broad Dominion. Scores om
living in Galt were lon( egu f:of;_'¢!'ll\l¢u"" "_:
facts of this notable mee: wh e to o
publ_ies_2ou of it in the dell! Pf¢“um' “ ‘
rtve at n.
_ Scores of people recent” °'“'d “V” Mr'
weaver to soo if .ii ahsthsa been gsahlhgfgxg
reell5`tn\e. Medlialvzsl "ul *fa D' ummm..
see e good wor _ '
lemons remtdyv f'{°\‘f;i°dPS5"¢t;?~n‘2§md:¢;;
Weevef has sun been he mm I uhm'
ol letters from ell parte of the con f! IN
°iai°\§HiTa°»'o'§oi»fsiio the sm etsw=f°f\l\° t'°f1
mold bytheinen whose can handled the.
interest of Lung Specialists and of medical men
and whose cure and complete restoration to
health is the talk of Gnlt and the wonder of the
medical profesmon. Such, in brief,nre the open-
ing reinnrks oi' the case of Mr. \Veaver,of Galt,
whose portrait appears above.
Mr, \\'»:a\'er is to-day n splendid specimen of
manhood and the picture of robust henltli. His
lungs give liiiu no more trouble. , Ile is strong
and lieriilliy, eatsnnd sleeps well, and feels better
than he has for ten years.
Mr. Weavers Case ae given to
the press, January
30th, 1904. .
Dr. T. A. Sluciini :-For fire years I worked as
B gfiiidcr in (lie _lliiucs \\`nrriock, better known
as the Axe 1'.u:to:y, licrc. The dust from the
grinding dill for me \\-lirit it has dime for muuy
Others. It gave nie “iii iiii\er's con>umplioi'.." I
wns compelled, oi coiuse, to quit wink. I per-
sisted with two local phy<iir~iiins. ond nlso con-
Sulleil a nuiiilier of lung: specialists. Tlieir ding-
noses were all nlil;c:~' \ou have Grinder s
Consumption, and may possibly llva three
months, but you are liable to drop off al any
time." This \\ ns over two years ago.
I their nliiiosl. nlnmrloiieil myself to what
scciiicii my Lite, my two brothers having died
ofconsumptlon u fewprrsrs grevlous. I was in
an :iilvariceil stage o llie lsensc. Iwns lliin
rind weak, had ni ht sweats, chills and fever,
and a terrible cough.
I iinw your niivcrtisexucnt of “ Psycliine,” sud
I rleterinineil to ii? it. Through the kind advice
and assislnurc 0 REV. MR. Kl£T'l`I,F,\VELL.
Mctlinrlist iuiiiister in charge here nt that lime,
1 procured your treatment. The-.very first bottle
gave me great relief. and nficr taking six bottles
I coulil walk down town and even work occa-
sionally, Have since then entirely regained my
health, niid work hnrd cverv dny. I can cat and
sleep well, 1 feel bcttertodny than I have for
years. I owe my life to Psycliine.
Yours truly,
LEVI WEAVER.
Mr. Woaver'e eooond etatoment
lfterthe above wae publlehed.
G.-\L'l‘, ONT.
Dr. T. A. Slocum :-The publication of the
history of my case in Toronto and Galt papers
hsneuused quite n scnsalloiiln this town. There
have been scores of people ask me ii' such
were really the mx. have also received hy
mall numbers of 1 e emiilrles. Some people
hardly think it possible t at I was so near
death s door. But I can sary for certain that
Plychlne saved my Ille and bless the day I saw
Plychlne advertised and became convinced of its
merits enough to try lt. I have spread the good
news in three count es, and shal ever cont nue
to praise Psychlne. Every word es published
january 80th, is tnre to the facts of the case.
' Yours truly*
LX WEAVER.
If you sudo! from Lllnl Thslsble, Ll
qrlppe. Asthma, Throat Diseases,
Pneumonia, Cetarrh of the Stomach
nironohiuo Nighe swoon, Lon ol
Flesh or fluu-down System, or dis-
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no other medicine iu the wide world that
will act more promptly or effectively.
PSYCHINB le preenaeel Sl-KBEN.
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have not tried it _a sample can be obtained
bywfitiag to Dr. T. A. Slocum’s labora-
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lllackinnon & Williams
Befrleten, Solldloliei Nohrhs, gtg,
D. A. MACKlNNON,l..L.l., K. Q
I. BAYFIBLD VHLIANS.
Dmeo-Cameron Block. Uhnrlottsaow
Honey to loan on Reel Bette.
,lily I1 NW WI YI’
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All wore fully guaranteed.
Sa!AI,LWO0D.C. R. Barrister and Avnrney
et~Lsw NotaryPnblie, etc., 054* ; Qnmeron
Bl0¢k. lalei occugled by P. I.. Huurd_ K Q
North Side amen qnsn. Moneyto loan '
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W.A.lJ. liaison, K. 6- G- Elm liufly
l`1orson 6: Duffy
Ban-isters and Attorneys,
Brnwn’s Block, Charlottetown, P 15,1
MONEY To LOAN
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada.
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wh. Nlwrles, cte-- Ounce-Bank of Nov
Scotia Building, Charlottetown.
@'Money to loan.
een 8 d w r yr
lllillllli J. ii. iitttisii, ifii.
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ii/iiiiiisreii AND nionnev-A1-tio
Cor.'Que;n and Richmond Sta., Ch'town
Telephone Connection.
Paterson Downing Co’y
Commission Merchants.
St, John’s, Newfoundland,
Consignments of P. E. Illend produce
SOLICITED
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THE DUFFERIN HOTEL
St. J'0b.D, 1\T. E.
Overlooking the beautiful King Square. Moll
ern in every detail. Newly rmlntgd and R-_
cnipeted throughout. the only hotel in the
city with private lawn and gardens.
E. I,eROI WILLIS. CHASICAMPBELL.
Prop. Manager.
4-18 d 1 yr
J. S. 0’NEILL.
Barrister, Solicitor, &c.,
MONEY T0 LOAN.
OFFICE-M" 'ie Block. Ch'town, P. B. l.
8-m dw tl.
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, sic.
Money to loan. Collections made.
Odce. Moutaitue. P. E. I.
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GROSBIE dr. C0.
Si. |ol\n’e, Newfoundland.
importers and Commission Merchants.
Provisions, Cattle end Produce.
Wholesale and Retail.
Waterside premise opposite F. Benner,
Saddler.
Cable address, Crosmore P. 0. Box 461
io-7-dwlvr.
A. A. Ilclsean, K. C., Donald McKinnon
l1lel.EAN B MQKINNON,
Berriltnrs. Attorneys-et-law.
Brovirs mock. Charlottetown.
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Dr. JAMES WARBURTDN.
Physician md Surgeon,
lam' sr., caauorrnrown.
X Ray -=-<1 Electric Treatment.
OFFICB BOUD :-9.31 to ro s. ns., I lil 34° Wd
1 to 8.3¢ p. ni.
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Office atResideiice,Prlnce St.
Opposite St, Peul’s Chunh.
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Commiselon Merchants.
wholesale Denim is neun. ness. P0"
Poultry, Applu etc., eu.
40 end'f4`Q Argyle Street-
lellfax, N. I.
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