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Liquor and
Tobacoo Habits
A. MGTAGGART. BLD., C.M.
75 Yonge Street. Toronto, Canada.
lofnenru as ui Tir. lit'l‘n¢nrl': pmteulonsi standing
alll ovrsonnl integrity i _-mlm-d hy:-
Blr \Y. IL lerfdith. \ ‘-l ilneiiro.
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ln. N. lsnrwuh. I; vi . Prulrlenv. Vicnarincnliep.
lsr. J. G. Shearer, ILA.. U.D..BNl'2tll’y Board ui' Horn!
leform.1'nrontn.
lilht REV. J. Y. Bwseny. D15.. Bllllsp nl'l`omntx\_
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time from nas. and a ccrta:n cure. Ci-xwiiutiuns nr
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in-' bf L.~ preicnlvd if the
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l i A on :ind took Vrunipt
‘ 4 rovpr ircninu-n , We
will glsrlly Lend i :. , regular Fl_‘l.l.
BIZE PACKAGE 'it Dr. P `: ilrnr! and
Naive Trcltment. A.""`iLl`|. l-`lll~Il<} ill"
C ARG!-I, nlso Illu=iiraL.~l Don 'gag exp|;\i|,|
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iam Fslp.inllon, Flulterlng or Ghoning Beals?
‘ln ln Heart, Side or Shoulder Blade? Smoth-
er no? Short Breath? Blnklng Snellst Ner-
vquenen? Dlzxlness? Asthma? Dressy? if von
like oven one of these sure symptoms, 'lt’s
your in-nrt. and you are in grave dsngerl Write
new for the lull free inairneni and hook. We
ore llcart Specialists. Fill out 'coupon below
and send tm) " Address Hssrl Cure Co.,
390 Masonic \‘a., Hallowell, Me.
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_THE DECISION.-Q
held in the Y. ll. O. A.,
town. yesterday sitetnsbll to
branch oi the Alliance would not bo
formed here till the coming autumn.,
TEACHER1 MEETING.-A mesh
ing of the Executive Committee oi
the Provincial Teachers Association
was held in the oiiice of the Char-
lottetown School Board on Saturday.,
Every member was present. It was
decided to nom the next snnnsi mn-
vention oi the Association on Wednesi
day, Thursday and Friday of Exhibi-
tion week, and arrangements were
mode to provide an unusually attrac-
tive prigram for that occasion. The
following resolution was unsnimolisly
adopted “The Executive Gomnii tee
tion desires to place upon record its
appreciation oi what the Government
has done and proposed to do for
the promotion of education and the
better payment oi teachers.
The annual examinations lor prolin-
tioners for the Methodist Ministry in
New Bnmswick and Prince Edward
Island were held at St. Jbhn, Sack-
ville and Charlottetown yesterday.
Rev. Neil Mchauchlan reports that
this city, says a Fredericton Ex-
change. Mr. George Somers, a se-
nior at Mount Allison University,
Snckville, was among those who
wrote the examinations at that
place. He is a brother of Mr. -Harry
ol New Brunswick. The names oi
other candidates in vnrious parts oi
the province were: Messrs. Fred T.
Bertram, lioy C. Dalzell, Christopher
Graham, Stanley C. Helps: S. H. W.
Holmes, Francus H. Littlejohn, Ten-
nyson A. McDonald, Ovid H. Peters,
I-luhcrt Smith, George N. Somers and
CASE SETTLED.-The case oi
John Stewart against Wellington Mc-
Ncill of Southport, Lot 48, was tried
on April 15th before Messrs. Nath-
aniel Molyneaux and A. Morton Lane,
two of His- Majesty's Justices of the
Peace, and resulted in n conviction of
two dollars and costs or ten days in
the common jail, the otience being in-
sulting laiiguageon the public high-
way.
DIED IN TORONTO.-A telegram
was received in Charlottetown last
night announcing the death oi Mr.
George Pears, of Toronto, one ol the
lottctnwn who made it a point on
him. Ho was n prince ni entertain-
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W|lHiHEli0RiiHllii]S
__.._>_q.i.
‘ Awake' at-Night. Caused Great-
Pain. Thought Operation Only
Cure. Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment Entirely Cured in 6 Weeks.
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54 Strange St., Tomato. Ontario.-"I suf-
fcrcd for two months with tho piles. They
first began with s sudden itching sensation
_:sf
Favorite
and
which usod to keep me
17 ,_ awake at night. I trioq dl!-
.l` ferent kinds ol' ointment to'
' stop the itching which did
not prove valuable in the
least and t0 my sll!'Drlso
§\¢~§,
l after a i'ow wocks they bo-
l
gan to blood. I did not
know what to do as they
caused mo izrcat pain. I began to think
that an operation was tho only curolil
ment and rlocldod to try t-liom. I sont foéj
o samplo and after using thorn a feyltlmoe
I found out to my great relief they gave
mo less pain and lawr on tho hloedlng begun '
to ccaac. I got some more and continuogl.
with tho Cutlcnm Ointment ond Soap. I
bognn w get better slcop at night andafter '
six weeks' careful trmtmont. I find that I
nm entirely cured." (Bllmod) Al Iicnnott,
Mar. 25..l0l2.' ""- *' ` -
If you hish a skin
heads and other annoying
soft and white, hair livn
scalp ti-so from dsndruii und
to-day the regular use of
the toilet. bath and shampoo;
an occasional light application
Ointment. Sold
t
eral sample of emli mailed
Skin Book. Address
J: Chem. Corp., Dept.. dll),
.nf on ssvinsiuty _oi :arming s -wt S““*°“
issues si nie w°n<i'» svuaignai, on _sw IMWW
mm nm. Amr semen, T oinrioztseown.
ste.. nie su-important ,question ui bv l=i»'°"“°"
taken up sad dealt vlthfip n consg- fP°“f°°"°“ 1° °“°
et.-sw manner. Ants; n lengthy  sow" °*°\“°" “ld
‘million it wns decided, Illini. thAt
mduxhlx
nm 'ru
THU
iaholli- D000
some ol th#
Shoals and
placed out the
PEBFEOTION
some colts
A RESQLIYPION.-Resolved: That
we, the ollleers sad members oi the'
Milton Branch ol the Farmers' and
Dairymnn's Association, are heartily
in accord with the present low pro-
hibiting the running oi automobiles.
and would respectfully askthe Legle-
lature not to repeal the slme. Om-~
ried unanimously. George Bolt, See.
rotary. _ ,
THE AUTOMOBILE.-'At s large
and well repruentstive meeting held
in the Kingston :Hall Saturday, the
19th inet., Mr. Daniel Fraser occu.
pied, the chair and,.M.\'. .Reuben Bar-
of nie Provincial 'runners' Annum- r°. 'wé_°d` as secretary. at ,which t
ii
Adtomobile Act was discussed. 13
was moved by Mr. T. P. Gsss,)sec-
onded by Bertram Younker, that this
meeting place itself on record as be-
ing sgsliiht the running oi autos in
this Province and the eiéetnn omni
section would respectfully urge upon
the Government to keep the autos
where tliiy are, clear of the public
highways. On motion being put by
thdtirnirman there was only one dis-
sonting' voice.-Com.
there were no candidates writing in ~ ,` ` "-”-°
BHEEP -INDUSTRY.-Mr. J. A.
rein; qi the Live stock Branch, ot-
ta`Ms,§_itrived _on the Island Monday
evening" `B_nd1 is holding meetings
throughout -the Province this weak in
the»inte'i‘i§§s of the Sheep Industry, a
Somers, a student at the Universitylbranclfwhich both the Federal and
Provincial authorities are doing their
utmost to encourage.--»--During Mr.
Teller-'s course oi lectures throughout
the week, starting at Bt. Peter's on
Tuesday evening, the 22nd, Winsloe
Wednesday evening, Emerald Thurs-
day evening and Grand River Friday
evening, he purposes to talk over his-
B. W. Turner. _ plans which will be followed up later
WEDNESDAY. in the season by giving dipping de-
monstrations. He wishes the farmers
to become acquainted with the ad-
vantages to be gained in the regular
dipping of sheep. Following this week
hc will make fnrm to farm visits as
much as possible in these sections,
arranging for dipping later. At any
rate it is confidently felt that it will
bc worth every farmer‘s time to make
it Point to attend these gatherings
as Mr. Teller will make them most
interesting, discussing fully thc care
and management ol a. flock of sheep.
POWNAL.-A very pleasant even-
ing was spent at the home oi Mr.
largest real estate brokers in that and MPS. Albtfii Jellkilli. POWHH-\. 011
city. Iir. Pears was the father-in- I‘f1‘idBi'. the 1501 illSI»» AIHOHZBT- H1050
lnw or Mi-_ win H. Newsom formerly present was our genial-ioadmaste-‘
0| Chu-lgtgetowu, the -well-known Mr. A. A. Moore and wife, Capt. W,
typewriter msn. Mr. Pears is well- E. Buiith, Abd wife, Mr. Lock Jones,
known to many rcsidcnts oi (Tl1'i'i.Y<` -I»I’». "'§'l\d Wife. MY- JIICOIT -7114503
and daughter, Mr. Reancy Jenkins,
their visits to Toronto to call upon the D0D\l|8l° llllfch". MU M011iC\. H1111
wife; Mr. Lincoln Irving and wife,
Mt. Mcliick, and Mr. Vessey, Mt.
' I Mellick, the expert violinist. A num-
Su F R 2  'hor ol..0thers who intended to be
present were prevented hy sickness
and various regrettable causes. Mr.
L. Irving, with his usual thoughtful-
ness,`br'ought his excellent phono-
graph and o complete set oi new ro-
cords of the latest kind procursble.
It was certainly delightful to listen
i`Began with itching Sensation. Kept _ ni .aismnmr singers and instrumen-
talists, such aa;Wil1 Gakley and othw
ers. These were interspersed with
choice selections on the violin by Mr.
Vissey. Thus the time passed all
too quickly until the charming host-
ess announced that "supper" was
waiting in the dining room, and cer-
_talnly it was s feast ol _“good
things," which was keenly enjoyed by
the healthy, hearty; good-looking
guests. As this friendly visitation
was in honor oi Mr. and Mrs.. Jenk-
ins' respective birthdays, at the
proper time, Mr.`A. A. Moore in s
well-worded speech, showed the high
esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Jenk-
domestic, social and business circles,
sth, etc., after which, on behalf of
.sell and friends, presented Mrs. Jenk-
thcm. l hwnl of Clltlcurn SMD Md 091°' ~,l§_ps,with _a triple set of beautiful lace
f/curtains and Mr. Jenkins with a solid
f old-watch charm emblein oi the I.
S. F. The host and hostess were al-
together unprepared for this part oi
the program, but Mr. Jenkins ral-
lied sufficiently this unexpected
good-will to kindly thank
the the tangible ex-
iriendly ieeling-to-
Mrs. Jenkins, and
'words
roads,
way,
ins are h_eld in the community, in the'
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