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cinuoriifivwiiii lui our-:ni~§` ”&iiiiiiif“'““'"”" I  ffiiiiiifrlifii ..  7 ‘O
1; pays to buy in this province.
H, M. Davison, city, was a passen-
ger returning from Sydney on the
,nnii special yesterday afternoon. ~
ig U, Croft, Toronto, who has been
in this cit'y on a business trip, left,
nn the mail special to Georgetown
ian; evening on return. ‘
Mrs. P. A. Mclntyre, widow of the
late ex-Governor Mclntyre, who has
been residing in this city since the
,ienili of her husband, was a passen-
ger on the mail special_last night go-
ing to Truro, en route to New York.
Deacon Soper Simon, Matta Kur~
dison, who has been in this city- for
me past few days soliciting subscrip-
tions in aid of 8, church, orphan asy-
nnn and school in Kurdistan, left on
the mail special last evening for the
maiiilafid-
At the Police Court in this city
Saturday morning Stephen Trainor,
for being drunk and disorderly on
Sunday, March 26th, was fined ten
dollars or twenty days. Eight young
men for standing on corners and ob-
structing the sidewalk for pedestri-
nne, were fined sums ranging from
four to six dollars or a proportion-
ate number of days in jail.
Louis H. D. McLeod, Hunter River,
who has completed his course in the
Cliurlottetown Business College,
leaves this week for Quebec City,
where he will enter the service'ofthc
Hunk of Montreal in that city. He
will bc accompanied by his futher,
(leo. S. McLeod, Hunter River.
'l`liore was a large attendance in
Zion Church yesterday even`ng when
lhc pastor, Rev. R. G. Strathie,
prearlicfl a strong sermon on The
'l`hi`u;;s That We Sec from the text
“While wc look not at the things
which are seen, but at the things
win(-li are not seen; for the thlngs
wliirh are seen are temporal, but the
tliiugs which 'are not seen are eter-
n~i1; ll Cor., 4 chap., lil verse. The
speaker said that the stages of long
progress might be indicated by noting
the things one sees. First, by the
eycsiglit one saw just the primary
things of life, the white snow, the
prion grass, the blue sky, etc. Then
the class above that was the insight
of the mind when one distingiiishes
the relationship between objects. He
quoted 'l‘enn_vson's flower' in the
rr.-nnied wall as illustrating thc
tliouglit that if one knew all rela-
iionships he would know what that
letwcen God and man is. Higher
livin the insight of the mind was the
iifire of the soul when truth, beauty
iuui goodness are alilbrehended, Jesus
will, “Blessed are th-e purc in heart
for they shall see God." It was part
ui (lod's great gift to mankind that
he showed men how to reach that
vis-ion of the soul. After the service
.\li.-s Flora Mellish most acceptably
snip; “The King of Love My Shuperd
ls."
::(‘lean your bloomgéeryone is the
better of a good bottle of blood pur-
illes taken in the spring months. Dur-
ing the winter the system becomes
loaded with impurities. Spring's Sar-
sapurilla is the best blood purifier we
know of. $1. abottle The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts.
drtf.
_ _BORN _ _
<'lli‘I\’i~]RlE-ln Souris. on Satur-
day, March 25th., to Pius and Mrs
Vheveric, a son.-J.
~ MARRIED ,_ __
VRABBE-CARR-At St. John's Rec-
tory, Milton, on the 29th March,
hy Ven. Archdcncon Rcagh, Lillio
.llny (Irabhe, daughter of John
i‘robbe, North Milton, to James
liowurd Carr of Cambria.
DIED
l\iri.l‘l.\N-At Middleton, in thc_Con-
illvilution of Caledonia, P.E.I., on
l~‘ridny the 24th inst of croup, Dun-
can M., the only son of George Mc-
Lean aged four .years and ten
months. The funeral which was
llii`§€ly attended was at3 p. m.
Saturday. The sympathy of the
ivliolc community goes toward the
liurents who were so suddenly and
liilvxiiectcdly bereaved by the death
of this child.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"St. Lawrence Lodge No. B, I. O.
0. I". meets tonight. First degree.
Ernest E. Parkman, Rec. Sec.
'I‘. Edgar McNutt, cit -.t ..
yesterday afternoon from Iyililiftaiwnelk
M. McDonald, pnr- - i . - i
S. Minto. who has l:E;nUatuiiis(li'on(~Ie
in this city for the past icw days
Owing to an attack of in gi-i,,n,,_ wasl
a passenger on the mail special tol
Uevfiletown to rejoin his steamer'
'rue Ladies' Am of ni., Y, M ,. A
held a meeting in the Y. Mf c' A'
parlors on Saturday afternoon. Mrs'
\Dr-) Goodwill was elected as brasil
dcnt. The other officers are Mig A_
L0l"1. Vice President; Mrs. W T
Hllggau. Treasurer; Mrs. R. C (lofi.
Secretary. ' ’
_Tile opening of thc trout season
F-Rturday was marked by the invaq.
ion of numerous of the streams of
this province reported to abound
Wllll Slieckled beauties. Quite a few
from this city spent a day on the
ice of some stream or milldam
and 011 1`et“\”Ullli! hoiiie brought with
them, ample proof in their wen linen,
Find in some cases overfilled creela of
Hood sized trout were captured.
Special Announcement. Owing
to the rush of Saturday's Busi-
ness our store will not open until
I0 a. rn. today. so as to give our
sales force a chance to straighten
out our stock. H. H. Brown. 158
Queen Street. 4._¢¢ii|
AMENDMENTS T0 TELEPHONE
INCORPORATION ACT MERE
DISCUSSEI) OH SATURDAY
 JQ9"Fi1“‘§<1_E"°fe_i2eff@ li
ure. It was a great thing for the
country and thought the Government
should -do what thcy could to prevenl]
outsiders getting conlroi.
l\'lr M \'l`fllI<1b‘()’\I had oft 1 n tic
lfalklng l’0lillC>‘. talked good sense.
He thought thc bill should be care-
fully guarded. We look to thc time
when there shall be a telepliunii in
every fnrmcr's house and we should
B-ll0W Tiotliiiig to Prevent or hinder
I>l"0gres‘s in that line. Perhaps the
time might come when the Govern-
Ylifillt might fluke over and operate
the line. They were not prepared for
that yet. The scheme of amalgama-
tion wns following the usual course,
first :in increase of the capital an.l
then g, merger. Patrons of the future
must make up the dividends on this
large cupitnlisatiou. 'Ihat is whrrc
the public sufler. The Telephone
Company here own ri very valuable
property. It is, after nil, mainly a
public service. Good men, in whoru
the public find confidence have had
control of it, and they were. given
large control. Ho _much reliance had
been placed in them, that ‘lh-e con-
tracts madc with them were some
times merely verbal. l`ndcr anew
comiinny many things would bc dif-
ferent and the public interest must
no\\' bc must carefully guarded,
Every eviuilablc and moral right
should be protected. llcfusal to in-
crease the capital might block the
amalgamation scheme. He would like
to have our telephone system kept
for our own people. A safeguard
miglit be put, in the bill to guard
those contracts with the company
which might not he in lcgal form.
THE I‘RId.\llFIR said the first pro-
posal to amuliraiiinte had born turn-
ed down by the I’. E. Island share-
holders. Siucc than the Maritime
had L-:ecured options for n controlling
number of shares. There was no
power to prevent such transfers. He
favored holding thc bill over for fur-
ther consideration. The vcrbul con-
tracts might bc put in writing.
Mr. M<~LEAN thought the bill
should not be nllowcd to bc with-
drawn. Everything possible should
he done at this time to guard the
public and private interests affected.
HON. L. ilIcDONALD did not al*
prehend any great danger from amal-
gamation, as the House had power
to protect the public interest, but it
was wen to take any nwiul iwvviiii-
tions. He favored reporting pro-
gress. _
The discussion was continued by
Mr. Arsenault, Dr. Warburton, Mr.
McLean and others, alter' which pro-
gress was reported. -
The House adjourned at 1 o'clock
till Tuesday afternhon next at 3
0'C10CI(.
Prowse Bros Ltd have _their
Mlllinery Opening on next Tours-
day evening. Watch thel;n3d__s4_
I 1
NE|W ADVERTISEMENTS.
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/iiilr person wishing to purchase a wood
stationery engine should see the VARRIE
OASOLENE ENGINE before purchasins'
elsewhere. Sold by GEO. UREAMER.
AIlI<lN'l‘ FOR KINGS Cu. I-ildmwllm.
Sherwood Cemetery Co
The annual meotin I Sherwood Com e-
ww Co.. ww be hsllfin me Y.M.o. A.
mir|_ur_ on ednesauy next the sth of
='\Di'i| instant at the hour of three o'clock
in the afternoon.
lll' order
, HENRY SMITH `
tidil. Secretary Sherwood Cemetery 1/0-
-NOTICE
This is to certify that the partner-
Hliili heretofore existing between the
“ridersigned carrying on business at
Emerald under the style and firm of
K°“i1€ilY and McMahon, has on this
20th day of March, A. D. 1911 been
dissolved by mutual consent.
mgliited this 20th day March A. D.
Slkned ln the presence of John Mac-
Leod. J. P.
MURDOCK KENNEDY.
PARNELL McMAI-ION.
Referring to the above the subscri-
ber begs to notify the public that he
will continue the business under his
°Wii name. All debts, owing to the
lute firm re payable to the under-
Signed at his office at Emerald on or
before first of December 1911.
E Pt-sumti. Menu-lou.
merald, Marc 20th, 1011.
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Farms For Sale
LITTLE YORK
One containing 75 HCTCS lli@
other 55 acres, will be Sold
seperately or together on easy
terms, Apply t0
_ ISAAC HoLMAN
3-3 i fmwdrzw.
Farm For Sale
at Mount ivieiuck. Nine M1100 “°"‘
Charlottetown, one mile from I’<iwii_;
al, 38 acres of land in a B<l\1lll'° 20°
in the best of shape all clear an 
der cultivation; all well fenced X/_
wire mostly London fence. TED
young orchard beginnin8 £0 bear*-_ °
buildings consist of dwellingh 0"”
heated with not air. W°°d 01:3
large barn, wB80fi 51190. mBD“"°;’1 ‘:,_
and henery-all new-buildings B' il
ed with hardwood grove. T is BNI;
is situated one mile from 01:13
wharf where ses-manure can he a .
two miles from Mount Albion Sta-
on alan side of school and near
-ti . 8 .
church, grlst and saw mills. For par-
ticulars apply to 0. R. McKinnon,
Cherry Valley, P. O., Lot 49, P. E.
thflr 11000 fortune With the line. Many'
~ -‘ » ei o , .oil
that Mr. Vox, when he was noi5~
ir.,s u one( in is .1 cir.-1 ee
' ""‘7~”  "-1 _ igrnm.
'- ' if , " , ~
umm
Pmmwewww
Now for the questions which will
naturally exercise the mind of the
l’oIe hist Amunlscn or lcot Is
Arnundsen following the dictates of
l -i polar etiquette by wintering within
. ' ‘ LONDON, March 28-Sir Errieut Hcott's sphere of influence, and is
Slmfllflel'-011. Wrlllllli YU The UUUY Scott following those same dictates
BIBII 011 tht! F1108 I1() l`8HCIl the Siilltll by landing his pgrty at Une 0( Dr,
‘ P0l9- hetwflell Cahtalli SCUU. U10 Muwson's intended bases at Cape
, fi ,», British explorer, and Amundsen, the Aiiiii-nil
~. .~,.,,,~. Norwegian. says that the News re- "Is he aware that Amuiidsen starts
L _ __ ' ceived from Christchurch yesterday is from ii point eighty iniiee further
C0010 and his wife. Finally be lzecnme
S0 greatly fatiixllccl that lie asked for
an adjoilrnnmcnt of the case, so that
he might rest. Hc wus roundly dc-
nounced hy the furious prisoners in
thc cage.
Abbatemaggio described at great
lrngth his oun criminal life, and
1`.n.frIly recount;d in df-till the cir-
cumstances lcading to the murder of
(‘uoccolo. He said that Nicola Mr;-rrn
had proposed the murder and that
Giovanni Rapt had insistrd upi_n not
only the murder of Cuoccolo, hilt, al-
so Cuoccolrfs wife, _and had put 1,000
francs at the disposal of the assas-
sins, to bc certainthat there would
be no failure. He insisted further
that two nirn be sent to kill the wo-
mnn,onc for the i>urpr:s:- of sn'.o,l1cr-
ing her cries, as the house in which
she 'rcsill;d was directly opposite a
police office. '
When be became cxliaiistckl wiih
his recltuls, Abbatcmaggio esked
President Bianchi for n postponement
of the sitting, saying that he was
sunering from an injured foot. I-lc pro-
mised that he would tell tomorrow
how he became aciiuaintcd with all
the secrets of the Camorra.
The cxcitemcut, which 1'.bl'ou;:lio\\l'
had hem intruse, now broke all
bounds. The prisoners jumped to
their feet and shook their fists at the
\vitness. Rapi called out: "lt is noi.
your foot from which you suffer; it
is fci;ir.‘- _
Nicola Morra exclaimed: "I never
saw ,gi greater coward."
“He is not n mnn; hc is a phono-
;rrapii,” cried ldrricone, the chief of
thc (famorrists, irlluding to iq report
that a German company had urged
Abbatemaggio to permit ‘records of
his testimony to bc taken.
Ilc Marinis shouted: “The phono-
graph begins to be out of tune. `
Alrbatcmaggio was then led out by
a strong guard followed by the curses
of thc prisoners
Ahbatemaggio described a bualary
committed by the Camorrlsts at the
home of Count Dauquino in Naples,
in which hc participated. There was
9, quarrel over the division of the
booty, which ainountczl to $20,000-
The leaders in the Camorrn, includ-
ing Cuoccolo, for whose murder th:
thirty-six prisoners are being tried,
Enrico Alfano, the alleged head of
the organization, and Dc l\'IarZn`s,
demanded so large a share of the
spoils that nonc of those who active-
ly participated in` the crime received
more than $50. One Camorrist who
got nothing denounced the burglars
to the police and some of them were
imprisoned.
Abbatemaggio in the past three
days has reccivci many letters anzl
telegrams congratulating him upon
his confession, and he has also been
thc recipient of many thrcats..A tele-
gram from Venice assures him of the
devoted admiretion of a woman
whose name betrays her nationality
as not Italian‘ She urges the peni-
tent (`»amorrist to fly to her as Soon
as he is free.
Other communications are less
flattering and some set forth in un-
pleasant detail what is in store ,or
one who violates his vow as a mem-
ber of "the beautiful reformed so-
ciety." -
A_ few correspondents seem bent on
making sport of thc situation. Tbcn
therc are the inevitable theatrical
propositions. One who describes him-
self as San Charing, an agent at
Milan, offers the informer $200 fi dny
for the privilege of exhibitig him.
Commenting on an offer from an
American theatrical agent who offers
$200 gi day to cxhihit him, Abbate-
maggno exclaimed: "Woul-dn't it be
funny if, alter being shut up in a
cage like a bird, I should go to Am-
erica to become a lion?""
ple's (‘crr.etery.
'Ihc following is thc
()l'II)EP. OF I‘R0l‘I\lSSION.
i‘lcr;gymcn
Rev. H. ld. 'l‘Iiomos, Iicv. ’l‘. F.
Fuller ton.
l'nll-Ilcai`crs.
Pol. F. S. Moore, Mayor Rogers.
llcnry Smith, F. J. Nusli.
Richard Golf, Holi. G. lil. Hughes.
Mourncrs.
James Patou, Rowland Patch.
A. B. Brown, Robert Nicliolsrin.
Alexander Hrovvn, A. C. Brown.
I). U'M. ltcddln, Geo. Reddin.
A. W. iiyndman, West I-lyndman.
Dr. J.S. l.`ar,ualI, Dr. S. R. Jenk-
ins..
Vinctnt Blake, John Fraser.
Leslie iVlcI\`utt, 1)." R. MacLcnuan.
Dr. Lodge, Neil Anderson.
John A. l\icl,arrn, James Stewart.
Scth llenderecn, Harry McDougall.
Wilfred Doucettc, I-Ienry Douccttc.
4 ' ... ».
John i\.cl‘.a._,, John Puitell.
l‘utrit-it l\ic'[‘aguc, Willie Gillis.
FEAR FOR $A`FE`I`Y 0F
"Scott's idea of establishing ade-
liot to the far south is an excellent
Terra Nova followed the Great Bur-
iier edge until she reached thc Bay
“The tclegrzini saiys_ that stores
wcrc landed and u hilt erected tvro for the new city lonn of ~‘il,05li,u0il ,it
miles from the ship, after which thc
Terra Novo left for Mclvlurdo Sound.
It is not therefore clear from the
telegram whether the hut und stores
were lauded and erected by the 'l`er-
ra Nova party or by the crew of thc
From.
“A word here us to thc plans of
Amundsen. In April, 1000, Amund-
sen published in The Gco5_;rnphicul
Journal and other papers exhaustive
details of his proposed North Pole
expedition. He Icft Norway, osten-
sibly to proceed via (fapc I-Iorn and
Bering Strait to the North l’olnl`.
Basin. (in arriving at Madeira in (ic-
tobcr he ,announced that hc had
changed his plnns and was going to
try to rcnch thc South ]’olc from
that day.
. “Nothing more- has been heard of
Amundsen's expedition until today.
We no\v learn that he landed in an
accessible place, evidently with the
intention of accompiisliing his object
H ad Severe Pains
In His Back.
sosron scuoonsn Coup; 1.,v_,,,,11y Work,
AND CREW OF EIGHT
BURTON, lllarch 30-Some uneasi-
ness is felt for the safety of the Bos-
ton schooner J. Manchester Hayn;s,
which is thiit da s out from Bruns-
dnvs The Haynes was last reported
,-;ule on I\Iarchl5. She carried a crew
of sight nu-n.
$200 IN LIBEL SUIT
l.()f\'DON, March 31-The King’s
nenrl; division today awarded $2-hi
<L\iuu_'»:c‘.. tr, former inspector Daw, of
‘itollnnl ;,‘;.x'l. for satisfaction -si the
llibel suit which be ‘brought against
the Iiaily ffhronicle in connection
with the Crlpiien murder' case.
The alleged libel was contained in a
cable despatch, to the Chronicle from
Quebec in which it was asserted that
'Dew had informed the correspondent
that (,`rii‘l7v.’u had confessed and told
him the whole story of the murder of
his wife, Bell Elmore, the actress.
Dew testified that while in Canada
to hiin# back Crippcu he made ab
press or public in regard to the case
and that hc had been made to appear
us committing a serious violation of
confidence, He admitted that he had
ninc similar suits pending.
ANOTHER ALBANIAN
I REIIOLT IN TURKEY
(l()NS’I`AN'I"IN()I’LE, March 30~It
is rumored that the Albanian insur-
Mr. Alfred E. Davis, Gorrie, Out..
writes:-`-“For some years I suffered from
severe pains in my back and could hardly
work at all and when I stooped down
` ' 'Y Y ' _ .
lwiek toil.) to this port, a mp which to pick up 'anyuiing felt as-_ if my beck
iusually requires from a week to ten must break. I was advised to l\l`Y
Donna Kidney Pills, and after taking
5 off' Cane I-Ienry during a northwest two boxes I was cntirell’ 0910111 [md fe?
that I cannot speak too highly in their
favor. _
“This was nearly four years ago and I
irrlsrrciorr new iiwiumsn -wi f-min 
Those who have never been troubled
with kidney trouble do not knoW_ the
suffering and misery which those afflicted
undergo.
Weak, lame or aching hack _comes
from the kidneys, and when the kidneys
are out oforder the whole system becomes
deranged. _
Doan’s Kidney Pills are a specific for
all kidney trnu les.
They help the kidneys to il_u_sh off the
rierid and poisonous impurities which
have collected, thus clearing out the
kidneys, bladder and urinary passages.
Price 50c per box or 3 for $l.25»_i1¢*1ll
dealers or mailed direct on receipt of
rice by The '.I.‘._ Milburn Co., Limited,
oronto, Ont.
` ~ ' -' " Ai' . . ~ n
lsolutcly: no communication to the Ifvrderinz direct specify “Doim's.
MARITIME SECURITIES.
March 31, 1911.
Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-
Kintosh & Co., Exchange Building,
Halifax N. S.
gents have captured Scutari, capitall - BANKS'
of the Vilnyet of rlciitari in Albania,
forty miles southeast of Dalmatia.
There have been earlier reports of the NEW Bnlnswlck X' D-"  2cf5__
IIISHIIICISIIICIIOH In Sclltafl. Nova' Scotia' X' l)"'°"""""" 
ROME, March 30~-A special de-
spatch lroin Constantinople to the
Tribune says that the insurgents now
occupy all positions dominating Scut-
ari, which is practically in the hands
of the rebels. The latter are in great Acadia Fire Insurance - ' ' ~
'° 110
force, are'wcll armed, wcll directed Acad” S”-g‘“" PMN   104
B. N. America X. D.   151
271
Royal Bunk of Canada
X.        238 237
MISCELLANEOUS.
100
101
,_ '_ -k _ Acadia Sugar,  65 60
llsn(Ile(lEi:1<llelIlmlipyd Ailerll§at€diiorrIl;moY0E'eI: Bmndmm'He°d"5°n' Com'
difs, the first reserves of th-e Turkish
forces, whose condition is desperate
unless reinforcements arrive soon.
, _
GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
WAY SYSTEM.
ROUND TRIP HOMI-ISEIEKIERS
EXCURSION 'l`ICI\'l€'l`S lo Vveslcrn
Canada via Grand Trunk Double Track
Roufc to Chicago, elc , on .sale 'I`ucsdny
April 4th, and cvcry second Tuesday
thereafter until September iolh, nl. vciy
low fares. _
THE FINEST I-`ARl\IING COUNTRY
IN THIS WORLD is lo be found along
the line of the GRAND TRUNK I'/\Cl
FIC in the Provinces of Manitoba, A
berth. and Saskatchewan. Descriplive
literature with beautifully engrnvccl mnps
and giving' full inforiiiaiiiiii about I"Ri~IE
HOMESTEAIJS and bow lo obtain lhcm
free, can be Ind :il .my G. 'l`. R. Ticket
Ofllcc.
i ' ' I
Therc are many horses of nil ages that
are not thriving well, althoufh consum-
ing a reasonane amount o food. and
their owners are at a loss to _account for
it, and often sp nd money in condition
powders,stook Foods,etc,without result. Affadia. SUEBF-~~    -~
East. Trust (§om. X. D. 
I-I l`f x Fl e s.`..   
Altenlion to Horses 1;féf‘wi»'»»»@»1'-><»1>».- 
andfleld s, Pfd....   .
St dll ll' C   . ..
Twill    ..
mon...        20 17
East. Can. Sav. & Loan...
X. D.        140 137
150
105 100
130 125
105 102
61 00
73
BONDS.
113 100
100
lhn animals do not show symptom of Brandram-Hendcrsonn.. . .. 07
illness. but sim ly do not hr ve. and Halifax Eicc_ T.,.amway,__ 192; 1i0
§,§¥‘,i_‘?i‘~’,§,§‘2,§’,,‘§},',§'il,i"',§2",,*§§i,fH2t‘°3i“E232IN. s. steel at con, ist.. sri
willbe foundln the moutI\,elther then is N 3 Steel & (Joni ])eb_,_ 102i'
S0
l:i".":'l‘;::t‘iii.‘:'.u.°;:::arc,‘:“:::.ii:s P0-io Rico Rami-.-~ 
 is t c lim ti n el-isa 's
lfiicliiaeiftedttggtisd no tile tfwiifwe ssly
..    9 92
“lli¢0lUi¢°"°i\."°“ll<"i“ 1" ln "wiv "Heli  q
unskilled or ignorant interference dues ' ~
emi
101
85
Stanfield's, Limited...   1025 101
Trinidad Electric
much more harm than good. It requires a _
man who thoroughly understands the i ~ UB ~
anatomy of the mouth, and has the Men 5 gemlme “ng I
necensarylnstrumenta and sxllltocorr-l Dgepl’ Serge ig stamps
ect whatever is wronl
' I “Ilriny Deep" Serge every
J' M' NIC!-OLSON’ ,D' v D" thrce yards. Dye guaran-
g _°|`m" Dena” iced. Wear unequnllett.
_ _, v,
4-aan. 1. 4-idrsmi. 3--2..i..f...l\s.-.il -9. ,202 Km* sl' ch l°“'“i P' E I' 
1' , _ interesting in more ways than one. south than genie? His journey to
' “From the telegram." he says. “One the role will be shorter by that dis-
is somewhat at a loss to decide deb- i-,in¢e_ ii be decides io no np Beiirii-
nitely on the two most iuipvrtunt more Glacier he will have to gicoun-
l>0ll1CS- ACC0l'<liIli-I 'C0 U10 Wlegflilii. tel' the snmc difficulties as Scott will,
Scott landed at Gapc Evans, four- but in spite oijtiieiie he has known
tffffu mlles fi0i`l~h Qf the DlSC0\'€l`l"S und survcycd the route to within
Wifif9I` flllllfllefs. #Hill Hliiflll elillii ninety-seven geographical miles of
miles south of the winter quarters oi the Smith poin, }f ne ninkeg n nec.
my expedition- I'kn0\v oi iw Care une for the 1-ole on the chance oo
EVHHS in f-l\iS l0C=llltY. null can only finding some other' way over the for-
suppose Winter <iimrtei's were estuh- inidable mountain chain that bars
lished on one of the islands about approach to the goal, he will be im-
eightlmiles south ol our winter quar- mediately - faced with ,iii iiniinown
ters. quantity. 'I‘he devil, you know, is'
better than the devil ou dou’t Thus
. y _
I should expect him to go__by Heard-
one. It appears that his ship the more Glacier.
much thc some for both.
‘ rier until a gale from the southeast “What concerns thc public inost is
EX_ GOVERNOR MACKINN0N_ forced him to head for Cape Col- -who will get to thc Pole first? I
. beck. This statement is not clear, as for one consider it it moot question.
who C n ( - J isiatilin a gale from the southeast would be I personally want to sec the British
-‘f-'yr-‘-'-‘-='-'--'---=------BE--gg:3ES.-22?;.-.~.§Eiif22.-gg.-.gf-_-3.25-------=------------- ii dead head wind for Cape Colbeck. flag iiying on the spot tow,ar<l which
. O 'l‘l1c ship wus stopped by a heavy we struggled. in 1009 for so many
pack, which is thc some condition of weary months, frost bitten, cold and
ice that I found on my expedition in hungry."
' 1007 \‘he then turned along the bur-
  “Hill llliliii uc. lls. lull  iiiiiiiiimii  
Y VITERBO, Italy’ iviai-ch gg__'[|in Frafn, the vessel of Ainundsen's An- P
('amoi-rist informer, Al.<uatcnia;;;;io, ""°" . tarctic expeditifiii. wus in thc hay | _ '
was on the witness stand today for The funeral of fthe late Mrs James and that on board her were cifllifi
_ _ ___ ___ five iii,iii~g, giving testimony against Paton, City, takes plana this after- men and sixteen (lreenlnnd dons :ind -_-_- __ _
not _vet pay it would pay in the fut- his former associates, who are on noon nt 2_3() p, m_, from her lata ll full equipment for o. journey to thc (illI‘Zlll~l(‘, .\Inr.'»li' 30 it a me_tin_-_,_
trial for the murder of Gennaro (.‘uo- residence, Prince Street, to thc P00- V010- Of ll” "lvl" fl“Fi“f"‘ i`f1l“i“iU€" f"lilL”l\i'
the tenslcr of the Bunk of hlontrral
l'ilNl~2l, p:i)'a"Ic in London, was nc
f'ept‘:fI. Intern-si will he ::`t four per
rent., payable .~',e|ln1`-annually, and a
sinking fund is to l.c created to be
deposited semi-annually so that the
entirc loan will bc paid wht-n due,|
that is, fifty ycnrs hence.
BABY BOIIE A CHARMED LIFE
DOVER, N. J., March 31-Dynamite
storeil in a ccllarcxplorlcd here to-
day, hurllfiif a woman and her two
children, a boy of live and a six
months’ old luby tbrou h a wnll.
IJON’T FIIUL WITH
Yllllll LIVER
_-_-
mlu li icnvf nu, llnuu
wlu “Pauli-I-nvss"
Don’t treat the Liver with common
purgatives. Salts, senna, calouiel and
the host of "liver pills" do not act on
the liver at all. They merely irritate
the bmvels.
“Fruit-a-lives” will cure Biliousness
and 'Iorpid Liver because this famous
fruit medicine acts directly on the liver.
“Fruit-a-lives” corrects Indigcstion
and Consiipatio -not by infiaming the
bowels like co non purgativel, but by -
making the liv active and healthy.
“l<`nlit-a-fi* s" is the greatest liver
dicinc ii , he world, and is the only
mel ' ade of fruit juices.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 251:.
At all dealers, or from Fruit-s-tives
Limited. Ottawa.
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“You'v<= got a cold, old man."
“Yesz don't know how l caught it,
but it seems-’
“.\`ow, look here, I know a sure
cure-that is, if you take it right ri-
vrny." ,
“No use. Seven men have made nic
promise to take theirs first, and I
cnn’t take yiours right a\vay,, so it
won’t be any good at all. Sorry.
Good-bye."
was nnliarmcll. The explosive had
bcfn placed in the housc b the hus-
The woman, .\lr.s. Jrs. M. Iiotick,
was instantly killrd and the lioy re.-i
ceivcrl mortal injuries, hut the lebyi
i ' . Y
baud of thc dcnd womiln to he used
in removing n tree stump from thc
rea-r of the yard,
J
JUST
Paint.
Call in and .sce us.
NOW
is the time to get ready for house cleaning. 'The best Paint
mode is here, Sherwin \l\/iiiiams Paint, Aiabastine, Marba-
liiifi, KHlSOI`HiU€, Iilp-A-Lac--Stove Pipe Enamel, Aluminum
§. W. QRABBE
Agent for Sherwin Williams Paint. 1
3
140 ‘
200
will find in tliesc Bonds and inve
cliisc.
Denominations $I,00
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 Bonds to Yield 5 1-4 p. c.
lnveitors rlcsirlug' -.1 high clnss scuiiiii' willi fl wide market
_ _ ' _ _ ' y I
ing Tower is thoroughly established, We reconiiiicml their puz-
Pfice 95 i-2 .md ini. ,Yield 5 1-4 p. c.
i J. C. ll’IACIIINTOSH & C0. I
}§.*`~'i`ABI.ISI-IED 1873 `
Members Montreal Stock Exch Direct Private Wires
HALIFAX. MONTREAL. ST. _IO HN.
stiiiciit .vhosc stabi`it ani earn-
$§U0 and $I,00U
I Send for complete clescrip
gnrdiug the business ofilic
srruriiy buck oi`
P. Burns
drstf
6 P. C. FIRST AND REFUNDING
MORTGAGE BONDS.
We own and oflvr a. block of these liigh-grade iurcsl-
mcnt hands in Iols lo suit purchaser s. They :ire issued
in dcnoniiuaiious of $|oo, »$5oo and $|.oo0.
Our pricc is loo and interest.
Drop us at Iiuc today while you are thinking about it.
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MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE .
Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, CHARLOTTETOWN, St. john's, Nfld.
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STOCK QUOTATIONB.
April 1, 1011.
Reports furnished by F. B. lilc-
Curdy & Co., Members Montreal
Stock Exchange, 160 Richmond Bt..
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
MONTREAL STOCKS.
Opened. Closed.
(‘an. Pacific . . . .
. .222} ?.22}
Cement . . . . . . . .
_ . 22 22
Ilctrolf.. . . . . . .
. . 70 Tl
Dom. Iron Sr. Steel. . . 58
00),
Power . . . . . . . .
. .150 l»l9i
Rio. . . . . . . . . .107
R. & O. . . _ . . .121
Scotia. . . . . . .
. . ‘Jil
,Slinwinignu . . . . ».l\-1
106%
120
03:,
Iliff,
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Opened. Closed.
Atchison. . . . . . . .109} 109;
Am. fleet Sugar. . . . Mi 44;-
Amal. Copper. . . . . . 62% 63}
Brooklyn R. T. . . . . 772 775'
Reading. . . . . . . .155L 156
-Union Pacific. . . . . .l76} 1702
ll. S. Steel. . . . .771 773
Va. Chemical. . . . . . 662 062
COTTON.
Closed.
14.28
14.00
Opened.
May i‘Otton. . . . . . . 14.32'
July Cotton. . , . . . 14.02
CHICAGO MARKET.
| Opened.
l May Wheat. . . . . . . B6
July Wheat. . . . . . . 861
Sept. Wheat. . . . . . il?
May Pork 15 07
Closed
86h
86
80)
,  15.07
July, Corn. .. ..¢-.4811 48|
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