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A 3,000 iiiiiis v0YAei5
Starts From Atlantic City on`
Tune lfth’  Capt. tles of arnica and a cise of ‘first (Toilet
Andrews.
_ sar . Cold and dam da s I shall wear
Ml” _S9112 Shitme' koi };°&;:)‘t°W_';' iwaiyerproof serge trogserg. Oi course I
PWC-i ‘S gomg ° ma 9 a ‘ lm 9 ’ shall take a tooth brush a hair brush
00°” Voyage in a 20`f°°t dory' Shefand a comb. I am goiiig to take the
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will star: from Atlantic City with Cap-
tain Andrews June 17 on his seventh
trip to Europe in the uierest shell of
with just room enough for the two and _
their stock of provisions. The provis- l
ions will, with the nicest calculiition for
eighty days’ consumption, be stowed §
"between decks." 5
The crnit is about 20 feet in length '
and only -ld feet from keel to deck. The l
cabin will be less than 6 fee: high, and `
aluminum and canvas, not over half an |
inch thick. with but a single mast andf
‘ "My canvas suits are original. One
3    _will be larger than the other, so that
-one can tit on over the other. They
i will be of white cazivzis, with big bag,<:y_
trtrnscrs which will lie concealed almost
fto the kncc with :i single skirt. There
`wiil be liiit one ~kir:_ with the two suits,
:intl it wi I be iiititic to button about the
waist to either sni-.
_l “MV suits willccst me about $8 each.
il shn.l have two pairs of high leather
lshoos, with thick ru ibcr soles, and will
i Wear a regulation arm); hat.
‘ "I will take tr/o quarts of witch hazel.
four boxes ot cold ere; ni. two biir bot-
2 to the injured’ rem- dies. I will take
ltwo pairs of eyeglasses of smoked glass
land several veils.
‘The design of my canvas suit will
make the wearing of petticoats unneces-
cold cream along and rub it well into
my face each night, so that I won`t look
like a. lobster when I get to Paris."
EDITORS MAIL.
LETTER FROM INDIA.
Two Notable Incidents I Which a Beggar
and a Cow Figure.
10feet long and 4 feet wide. the boatisl
beam beam being a. few incsies over til
feet. _
A 20-foot mast will carry a single
sail and jib to a short bowsprit for-
ward. Captain Andrews has named _
the craft the Superha. _
Miss Shane, who says she is an "old i
girl," says of her project:- _
“We will take along as provisions 20
pounds of canned beef. 25 pounds of
canned fishprobabiy salmon;l5 pounds
ofprunes, 60 pounds of sea biscuit, 50 0
cans of baked beans and 20 cans of con-
donsed milk. Regular army rations ,_
isn‘t in it. -
“Then we shall take several lanterns
and five gallons of oil for light at night
and to use on the waves if the we ither
becomes very rough; also twenty gal-
Ions of water in dezuijohus and about I
“A Cheerful Look
MakesaDishaFeasf."
“Clieerful looks " depend
just as much Upon physical
‘well-being as upon natural
disposition and temperament.
If the blood £5 disordered,
the brain is starved, and no
_“dish is a feast," fort/ze‘
reason that the vitalizing-
elements do not reach the i
proper spot.
A step in the right direction is i
to purify the body by the use of a
natural remedy. Hood’s. Sarsaparille
"is Nature’s remedy. It acts upon the
blood, and whether the seat of the dis-
order is brain, stomach, liver or kid-
lneys, the purifying process of this
 medicine is equally sure and successfull
 It never d-isappoints. T
 Great Builder-“Have used Hood’s
gsarsaparilla for lndigestiori, constipation
glud finds it builds up the whole system and
ggives relief in cases of catarrh." Wrnnux
ill. WxLnon, Moncton, N. B. '
 Sour Stomagh-‘°My |iystem,was out `
 order. I sufored from headache and ,
§lour stomach. ‘Dock Hood’| Sarsaparilla,
gm! health improved and I gained 18 l
fpeunds.” MAXWELL D. Slunonaw, Cole- _
rooke, Ont. -
5% COUQ1-“My sister wal troubled
0 with a cough which canned pain in her left
Side. Sho was confined to her bed. We `
Divo hor Hood’s Sorlaparillu and in a few
Weeks lhe was able to sit up in bed, her ap- ,
Petite improved and tho cough and accom-
gnylng pain di8lPP0l»rod.” Lux Wanxnn,
Cottlngen Street, Halifax, N. S.
Dyipepsla-“M husba dsuff red ith
lsspepiita. Pu siciilns aid Tiotbefientiiim.
Two bottles of Hood’| Sarsaparllla relieved i
htm. My husband’s father and our little
50? have been wonderfully benefited by this
medicine." Mas. O. F. Cnanaziznain, Glen
SUUOU. Que.
RII1 DOVVYI-“ My system was ruii
down. I could not sleep nights and my
‘DDO¢it»e was poor. Ho0d’s Sarsaparilla rc- ‘
¢0l’ed an appetite and strength and has
‘Dade me feel like a new woman.” Mas.  '
I Dumas, Amherst, N. S.
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NEI/Pl' D158/J0/f71_
_U°°d's Pins cure iivei- inn: me non-irritating uni
.Q11 cazharuc to nike with Hoodu samiparuia:
Y7m!YllYlYmll¥
1'here's i
only
Ono
Bloyclo
Doctor
He’ll do your wheel as it should
done.
Honest
Work,
Honest "
Prlcos.
snggpy-nice
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WUHUWUW
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.VYhy?lt was a"'poor beggar,an out-
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May the Lord keep us sol t -‘ _ _ _t _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ._ __ __ _ -  .__  ,_» .;» ‘ _ _ _~ '~ -__j-;-s-_,__
Yours sincerell' “ I '    N 'i i  E  A' i n 
  ii J' I'R°bem°n'~         
Parsonm. Cawnpur. Indo. . f - ‘ , _  __ 
DEAR Gti.\.i:iii_t_\' :-Just an incident,
rather tw.._iii it will give your readers
a glimpse of the feeling of the people of
this t-t~uti=.r_y.
Eail-.' in the now _rear on a cold.
bleak. r:ii.._=,~ night, such as you wouid
have in t-.vriv Noveinoer, a poor old
beggar wt-'nan perished on the road-
side. In the morning I went out and
saw the mostwretchetl sight (save one)
of my life. The jackals (a species of
wild dog) had come in the night and
eaten the flesh entirely off one of the
poor thing’s legs from the ankle to the
thigh. Several policemen and a score
or more saw the awful sight but until
I moved no one thought of reporting the
thing to the Magistrate, _much less of
planning- to have the body removed. It
was quite two hours from the time I
saw the bod ere the olice removed it..
ca.sf.,and who would dolile himself by
touching her P Thus is a human life
valuedby Hindus. Unless life be by,
the individual possessing it, valued,
no one else does.
The second incident happened the
day before yesterday. To get the force
of it, suffer a word of explanation. In
all the large cities are what are called
Brshamini Cows. No one _owns them.
They are sacred and so permitted to
rovo about at their sweet pleae\re.Tliey
become exceedingly bold '_and great
pests. No one dare injure th`om.Wol1, Q
Hindu, or some say a Mohammedan-
at any rate somebody. was driviugauch
a cow through the bazar (marketg day
'before yesterday when she ut own.
Ho belabored her and sho died. In an
hour the Magistrate was informed and
when he got to the spot there was an
indignant crowd of two or three thou-_
sand there. The poor unfortunate man
who was the death of the cow was fined
live rupees (about $1.55). They clam-
orod for two years’ imprisonment for
him, and appealed the case to toe
Lieutenant Governor. They closed all
tho shops and 'were ready for a riot.
Things have quieted down, principally
I fancy because they knew that the
Artillery of the garrison had two guns
ready to take to the scene of the riot.
Thus you see a miserable useless cow
in thought more of than a poor old
human being.
From experience I' know that, these
Brahamini cows are most troublesome. _
They como into one‘s yard, eat the
grass, destroy the shrubs, while you
dare not touch them else the prejudi-
ces of the people will be roused while
they seem to know their prerogatives
and refuse to go out when driven.
We had an exceedingly coll winter.
So cold that there were days, rather
nights,in early January when half an
inch of ice was frozen in shady places
in Cawnpur. So cold was it that _
there was fear that the grow-
ing grain would have been
injured bythe frost. Happily the in-
jury has proved slight if any.
It is warning up now. We get a
temperature of 82 degrees indoors
with every door closed. Within a few
weeks the hot winds-“Tho Loo”--
will begin to blow, when from about
ton until five the breeze will be as a.
blast from a furnace. Then we sleep
on the house top with nothing over us
but the starry heavens and thus made up
by a night in the opan for a day spent
indoors. No fear of colds for it is too
hot for any dew to fall.
All whose time for home-going is
duo are getting away. Those who can
of the restate .planning to go to the
bills. while those who have neither in
view, among whom is the writer, are
fixing up so as to be tolerably comfort-
able throughout the hot months,
The plague continues in India. N o
doubt but it has fastened on Calcutta.
A glance at a Imp will show how _ _ it
is in the four corners of the land-Easb
Calcutta,West Bombay,South Bangalore
North, The Pun' b i We are free
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four gallons of whiske I won’t use
DARINQ  ’° _ SETTLEMENT   BLATANT    v  
\\ e . o ~t to make Havre, France, . _ ‘mag _°the?__9“_'?_°.i'~___
,about Ali;iJ1(b, and perhaps we will f ` t `gi.mg bMi°n°‘P.°lklf
WOMAN§then go on by rail to Paris. It we can  I  hg:§€'onu§im_i Ymiadi _
‘we will sail up the Seine to Paris, but ~ I __ 'H  7 Ri ha- dc k’ I  0 
iwe are not certain about this as yet. i __ A ’ ~ °...::r_  el' Qf-N9", 'Y°fk 15
lThe trip will cost me about $150. I ' if other whom Sohhttef says ' iw
_-___  “MV wardrobe won’t be extensive. I -____ i _:T _ 5 Crgker had two dlgeues th”
§shall fake two canvas suits, three sets
Will Cr0SS The Ail21l1liC_Si-.§§il‘.if‘L§ifi`§`f.‘i“§lii`§..“.i.§§.gi.T"`°"`”
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Canadian Officials Desire
. a -Change
LONl)0N AUTHORITIES
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Approve of The 0 lfrollosedl
Changes by Canada. ii
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;Claims t0 be~a Repre-
sentative 0f God
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WANTS LIVING BURIAL
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Says he Saved Rudyard
P e i f s
$10 000 Schlattor does not: with
or shape,'and is visible to thi '
_. ____ _ otm any imitto
my powers. .hers is no hell, noni.-,<
of Old Orchard that sum to balm Q
From Death. _
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Wasmnoroiv, D. C.. April 24.-An 
modus vivepdi. which makes the future 
of the modus quite problematical. Ex-
tended conferencos on the subject were
hold today, the result being far from _
encouraging. _ i
The principal difficulty arises from _
dealing with Ottawa as well as London,
this dual negotiation causing _great de_
lay and complication. At the outset`_
the United Ssatcs proposed a modus i
with a temporary line along curtail!
peaks. The British Ambassador for-
warded this to London and Ottawa. The
Caiiadian otlicials have now proposed
changes in the linenand after consider-
able delay the authorities in London ap- _
prove the changes proposed by Canada. ‘
lt is not stated what the respective
lines are, but they are sufhciently :apart
to make it quite unlikely th.-ii auf. im-
mediate ogteement can be reacht li.
Y- §
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Garters’ seeds g row_
DRESS-Goons.-If you are in need off
a new dress don’t fail to sec our stock.
F. Perkins & Co--li.
READ F. Perkins & Co’s Dress Goods _
ad. today.-1i._ '
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STEAR NS IS BEST. _
SEE THE Cl-lAlNLESS» '
WE want you to try our Cream Tar-
tar. We sell Schwa.rtz’s ~°_P»=erless,” _
absolutely pure, full strength Cream.
Tart.ar,and can recommend it.-Stewart.
& Gates. 25 if i
Wu would like you to come in and
no our stock of Dress Goods-it will be
to your advantage.-E. Perkins dr Co. _
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unexpected delay has occurred in- the- KNEW YORK. April 22--SC31l9MBl'.l2h6
negotiations for an Alaskan boundary Divine H6a10r~ iS ill lbii CRY, M 7 BOW- `
even of a temporary nature. RS I0 me _-
boundar `
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doin street. _He claims to be a chosen
representative of God. who can cure the
blind and heal the sick, and who has
been sent to this earth to make known -l
the wishes of God. , _
He will ask the Board of Health to
give him a permit to be buried alive for
40 days, and claims that at the end of i
that time he will como to life.
He claims he is the same person who
in 1896 went into a Western desert to __
bury himself for 40 days because he had l
failed to perform seven wonderful cures. -
The bones of a man supposed to be Sch-
Eatter were discovered at that time. but
he says that he is the same man. _
Schlatter says that when he buried
himself his soul visited God. Ho will
not tell anything, however, of what God
or heaven looked like,or Where his body
was buried in the desert. '
His object in 'asking to be buried for
40 days in _the earth-he does _not care
how deep'--is to prove that he is thc
chosen representative of God. _He of-
fers to have his grave watched by the
authorities and newspaper representa-
tivts to prevent any fraud- being pene-
l He claims that he alone saved Rnd *Of 811 OUIGIB. I0! quality of work
yard Kipling from death _He also upright IDRIIBBY Of d9®l1D8‘ I
S. F. Tarbushof The High
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doing the Island and in many 
leading the people astray by_ saying
w
(_ _
ing orders _under false pre_tenée.All
ing,heir photo or tmtype to he
authority from Mr. Tarbush or
Take the npwspapers, you can
_w. _  _ _
from Lady Aberdeen, and from
i ‘ 0
_of the noblest families," and live
_leading publishing`Coy"s jon the
curing millionaires.
Kipling and Dthers l-  - ~.`_.-si
A Guaranteed htan-li Bin. 
Japanese' Catatrh Cure'-ole ‘llxi
buy them at one .tfm\'.-apply
cording to the directions-and lf
cured see dn ~ he
to pay
$8551.
os tive wi
apanese
you get gun
every pac SE.
For _sale by Geo. E. Hughes. I i ` i
Read E. _Young’_s Hub 
Iors Advertisement on another
page-li. ' _ _ 
Art Co y of Toronto is at present
a delivery m Cape Breton, and- wishes
his patronsto know that he will :return
o Charlottetown about 18th inst. 
o be aware of parties whg are new
hey are for this same house, and
the skill ofthe doctors andihe cured
him at the request of Mrs. Croker. For
this Mr. Croker h' '5 I
-‘Tammany Hal»l‘ g:evi;nt“?l 1? 000 a°nd_ A El
' ° _ ant any
remuneration for effecting cures cinci-
than enough to defray his actual ex-_  
penses._ _ I
I """_ _ Speaking of his visit to heaven, _..._
_ Scblatter says that “God is not in fortn-
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only I have never f d 81'sens“_  
there a_dt-vii. I have given $1,500,009*
to charity, and gave Rev. Mr. 'Simpson -........_
tabernacle- money which -I received for' ¢
Cl1llS¢l’S.
e sure that the agent can sho
High Grade. Art Coy’s gnaxautee
iiliopt them, see our _ i
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,U-a;ed_ - who have our work and put- us
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claims 40 have. brought two people 1 tcri; have in a few days a number .of
life after their death. One~was‘ a _James i P°m`°it° iwhmh I Will givc BB
Gibson. whom he resurrected in London iw all h0ldiDg` “wir 01‘d91'- fQ`1`_0\li'
in 1886. and the other was a .woman lgl'8d6 Of W¢l'k§“'BiUb91` 601210. 01'
named Helen McColl of Scotland, whoilI16f01' GIIOTOB' 0! 'Pi0tIll%B- TUB iirl'-,
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§iDr. Ward’§ Blood zmcl‘Ne:°vc Pills 
ma°r rs»»rnre.u»»rrr~ms.
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will be sold at Immense Discounts. _
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  I we are sel]ing_ou.r coverings all  '
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in Toronto. f1‘S.-ld Iw_w_ 2i.
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s»wwmvim.wmt  E. Gauss-.s¢H¢n_. Warren
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St. Lharlottetown.
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_ FURNITURE-Strong enough' to stand up and
its own' part; pretty enough - to please the most
dious; Cheap enough to rivet the attention of
  on --.the house, THAT SELLS IT. -
brittv liusekers-»= *
- I Now is your chance--make ‘yoln-' PUTCDSIBG
while the stock is complete. E‘ve1‘y11lJiD8 ill 0\11`
IF YOU' WANT ANY  UPHOLSTERED rl
' ndw e  do the Work at a. very
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