F~\

-‘lv

, 'i l’o.‘:¢il.ll- 105 pl.il:t.::.

_.¢....

2 lor mill lltllletl-, wus l-IL-cteil “Vap- : tLiill" of the ".\llllltli;;ile llusellzlll

I

ii , tlllilll. A l'oillnlit.tl-l-_ (ill l'cil-l‘elll-.l-

'lj-. to pllitilli- :lp ii Il-lice lit t.Ile hawhall ' fltigii-, grolllldsl, wus ilppointell as follows: I W V' .iolln .\‘llt.ll--rllillli (l'oll\'lelli-rl, lll'l-llton

'- el- .\‘ll-\\'nrt.,- Iii' lioy l<`rnsl_-r, limi Ka. -.till-is. 'I`lil- next. lni-l-tilll: will lll-

; Ill-I-I ill tlil- I'l‘l-sllytl-l'lnli (hurl-ll lit

l, .

if

ti’ ONCE MORE FROM

'- Great Vvolk l)l~clll’s Kid- ney Pills :ire Doing.

I". lil ._

~ -fl I--ly -

i.-2; ,- , y evl-llillg lit xglll p, lil. with Ittt lluvid

1’,.`*ii§‘ allsr-lll'e ol tlll- .-li-l°l'l-tili'y .»\ll-ll Mur-

~liv tlllild looln. .\inoll;: those prl-sent

Eli wi-ri-I .lollll IC. I"i'nsel'. W. t`nmphl-ll, “ iillli

wt* I . l' l‘illl.- Mllgilll-I (‘ul'l_-ll ol llis ltllrulllll

- I, PAGE FOUR '_ "` THE LA'1‘|gg~l- Nlgwg THE CHARLOTTET `GUARDIAN I '”""' F1RB_'l" OF ALL ` - JUNE

4, 1910

` Important

Provincial News _

-'I . of the-week for Saturday -

Mosilxx' -

' .`. Maggtllorsea from all parts ol the

Wffaces at the ppovlliciul-exllllyiiiou , 's_hl,Il,,__qays the A-mllcri-it lluily

"tries inthe stake evcntsfronl this rhllmvrnuz-»a.4ll u~..¢-»l-l¢»lel- vit-tori..

»._SLllbIl-s, Frank 15;-ales, (‘lty. 3 year-

'-. nlll tl-ot Victoria rltlihlrs, l‘ity.~ 2.111 %!_rot nllll _pace -.-\. .\‘. liewitt, t‘it\‘

_Hoiel Vllztorill, lfity. 2.30 trot--.-\.

QS. Hewitt, 1-‘tank lb-nies. 2 year-olll

trot Victoria Ilotel Stables. 2.21

hill-ot ilnll pilci- ‘.`il-toria Hotel Stall-

trot A. .\‘. Ill-wilt, I"i`nnk llrllles.

i. .

'l‘ho death ol~l~ll|i-rl-ll ,it llrca.1alilzlill~

on 'l`l.l-sdli_. .\Iii_v lTIll, ot t`utlll-riile Ml-Ilonald, need _-l-\'eilt_\- yi-nl's. rrlivl of the lull- .ll-Illl _\leIloiltiId, who pre-

-i~l-liseli her sl-ll-l'lll _vi-als. 'l‘hl- lal‘L'~‘

` 'l l¢.,iilplill_y wlliill gllllll-it-ll for thl- lun

II MSW.; .' eral nt thi- lloiile l~l her son. ll. \\' |l1¥li_v`Yr'-';_._ _\1i»i;.|il;lll_ wus e_\lp|~l;\->-l\'l- of the J I ,,|,_.,.|, ,\~,|,l,,,fii\» fl-ll for the iajnily ill I ii ‘iw ' i . tlwlr *Ill-i‘eii\‘l'liil-lit. She was n-lt ill

.i lohllst in-nltll for sonll-._ yl-ar- hilt till- . end ciinle lllll-_\pl-rtl-lily, She was ri

lllelilher ill Illll eonlniuilioll -‘Il TN' Stl':itIlulI»nlie coili;l'r,‘:iltioll for ii-.anv y¢:;ii'::. Ilel' llollly lill-, and lri-ntle,

. kindly \\'ny:; ellllrlirell her to ull “itll

-ioiii sill- l'el.lnl- il. eontilet l\n.l Ili-r

A ll-l-able rolliplilliollshii' “III IW l,l‘“"h

'ssl-il hy ull hcl" il»'.|\lnilltnnce.\'.

ll

-ca-

'l`hl- llliitrll Iletwl-l-ll the 4th licki-

. i' .»\. :ind l`i\'ilian llllll- ll-anis '.\'lis

iii-ell und.-r all\';-i'sl- l-oll<Ii1ll»lls nt |{,.,,_.»|iigt-.li Itnilire >`llt\ll-lilly nitl-r

. noon. 'I`lll- sIio\\`i-rs of ruin liilll \'lll_\-

'illg uiilds lllnde it d-itlil-iilt to liegoti- ntl. lin- Iliills-eye and the si'oi‘e.s lvere lwitll tht- l-xreptioli of t'ol`l‘- -'\- 'i\Ii~t`llll<-`s ilrilliullt lib) rlltlls-i' unlll-l' tin. ,,|,ii|m;-y_ 'i`hi- -ith l'i1l'rieil oil till- Ilollols with -13 poil\ts_ to till' ilwlll- lietlilii rllilt.l'lll~s will likely follow.

..

t‘..ri.i. .»\. .ui-l lil..-..._.. :sz :ll as :ls (lr. .\. Sl-allluil...,........30 34 148 02 Hl'_ .I l.ii:ldl'ignli.......... 30 30 :ll ill t‘i_ipt.. ll. A. I\l(fliilliloi` 20 Ill 20 itll

Capt. Ill. Stl-wnl't......._. 32 32 27. ‘Stl

t‘orl. It. .\‘eillllnll.._....._ Zlll 32 25 37 Li. ,,i_ il, _\1_ ili.\-isoll :is 20 ztl xo (lr. II. W. l\'i-s.._.,...... 110 Zti Lili T11

2-ll Z-124 2210 705

l`l\'Il.I.\.\ ItIl*`I.l‘I ’|`l‘1.»\.\I.

200 3.00 l.0ll 'lt_l

.'I. IC. Mlltllll~ws..... 27 ii1l_ 350 U0 Lt. I.. II. llri-l`...... .28 30 li-‘i till

I: Mii_.-.l- .l. .\l. .ll-ll~s .`_:lz 2x sr. slr ` .uilj...~ w. .\. w.-l~l<_.- __ :ll :iz zz xr.

tl. M. i\lolli'l‘ _ _ Lit. 1£'.I 152| A-I

ZH 110 `£~l N2

F1. lt. itlow, .. L5-‘l 21. 2|] all 'npr M. .»\. .\lllm._._... 1:7 21 :I l.1l

.5 Jil. :l:‘:l :mi l;l2

'I`l’|'l.\`llAY-.

‘ ___M.»ilt.iii-lil' l.ody_e: 1. tl. (I. '|`.

mol-ll; l-vl-rl, i\Iollll:i_y- ti-xvl-pt thi- Ilrii

l Molldnyl ill I\l<~l{lnlloil's llull alt Mon

. tagiil-_ At ll' ll-l-l-nt ull-l~lill;: rl-llll

l ings were lfivl-ll by In-os 1*. Wilflll. ` rnzlll linll l.l-,~;lil- t.`lllllpl.l-ll, lllld hy

i~ll'.~:. liorotlly Wiglltlllnll told Alll-llllr Mi .l..-l...i-.1 ivl..l.l-.y. l.. l..

i_2!`§l,,»l_~,i_{‘-f», _`_.'I`lll- weekly nil-l-ting of the \’ounl< " Ml-ll's (iulhl wus Ill-lil oil 'I`llul'slIily

' J , v

5-j-i-_lt Wi-il.-_lit |li~l-sillillig. lin iicl-ollllt. ol till:

T, i.l~od tllli-_i'l'llllllt|, Will lllli-llisll lteultll-

url uns illlpoillllsd rl-l'ol'dillg sl-_ei'l‘tar_v

, pro tl-lllpol-e. 'I‘hl- nlilllltl-.s oi' the

Iorini-i' ini-i-tilii: wa-re relld null illlopt- l-ll, (nl ll hnllot bl-ini.: taken, John Ml-I‘|ll~_rsoll, the popular lllereliilllt. tai-

~i- ('lllll" lu eolllll-l'tioll witll the lr. M.

. Ilyllllllllill, 'l`ylcl' i‘urklnlln, l<`i'cll Ure- ` lluut lllnl'ristl-l'l. and Willard Spen-

` 1-el' .lolin ll, I’oole was nppointcll

io install nil l-‘ll-l-ll'.`r light ill thi-

m \\'. li. liolwloil, l"liItllil t`l»iillplll-Il, ~ ' lloliih Nil-l:ll,\l'l-, Siinllll (`:»illiph-ll,

.,I.ll p. ill. .lil ’|`lllll':-d,,_\ ill-xt _-\ltl-l' ai .-l-l'.‘ll~l- of sllllg llj. till- llll-illlll-il; of 1ln_- lllllld. ilil- nil-l-tilli: l-losl-ll. I.. 1,.

THE GREAT WEST

Clmlcs liviflcnce of the

`, - If 'lar 1 __ _

_ Y '"2 " ti:-:nl and lliilllet.l-s hy tlll- old itl-

' .K Ilublu Kidney Ill-llll-d_v. . --, _ _

‘ I4_‘lI\llI.AY, ;\Illil., .llillt-Il. (Sul-eillll

_ --(,}yrlIIe Mnizinl-I, ll well kll-.wil Ilii-

l' mer living lll-nr Lia", I'l.\l'lli.~'lll-s furtll

.-'.' ' ser i.'\'illeill-l- of till- i'_l'llilt work l|l»llll's ` ., |(fdm»y l'iIIs ure lIl.‘n;.',"|ll tlll- lvl-st. "_ 'I sllfil-l'l-ll Irulll llllglinllltislll und - , plletl-lg," Mr Mngilll-I quyl-l in tlzlliln;

dw ,ie r.-tory of his cure. "My sleep wus

,~.. lrfhkell nnd tlllri-fl'esllillg, ulul I wus

f h' ""' tired llllll llel-vous ull the time. I was

Y l 4,; .1 treated hy li lloctor but Im hill-cd to

~ ' .. - I cure mc. Ill-nllilll.: that Ilolldls Kldlll-y

f l"IIIs were good for brick sc( lmi-nt in in the llrilll-., led me to try tllcnl, and . after using -twelve boxes I nm as well _ _ all I lsllil possibly he. IlolId’s Kllllil-y

Pills Inive made n llew mllll of ml- nnd

.- I am thankful." ' I)ol1d's Kidney I’llls nrt- no cllrl--nil.

’l‘hey cure sick kidneys nllll that -is nil

h l that is clainled for thenl. lint sick _ kidneys are the root of numerous dis-

. eases cnllsell by impure blood. For

i you call't. Illlve pure blood with sick

2 kidneys. It is the work of the kill-

_ neys to stralrl the ilnpllrltiell ollt of

the hlood. l)odlI's Kidney- l’llIs cure

W ~, Diabetes because it ls' n kidney dis-

4

I »

in

ewsf-'I'hLJ'_ Iollovliug llre the en..

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les; Jas. Iieilul-li_\', Iii-llsingtllil. 2.115,

4; Subscribers l

rl"I°I‘°l"l°l~!~4~l°°l-l°‘I°'l~°l‘°l-l~»I~'l~l°°l*l°l‘

`-. " 'liltlme provinces are eutell-il iul

I

l-n.I , of

till

of [lt lr'

1

C

- ` 1 lleans A New Bookcase Ionlllc

I

V

¢

8

Chinn Lac" is one of the grvstest

money -\.i\rrs you can have in the house.

A lst can ot" China Lac lssuiicleut

to make an nlll, scratched, scarred chair

look as fresh and blight as new

4oc. tnvestertin “Cliiua-Lac" will give

you a nrw De~k, llollkrase or Dining

oom Table. “Chills-I.alc" is the Ill/me ‘ conomist ns well as the home heautitler.

ll rl. in rolnn r..r l-wirnillim. l-`i.~.l|_ oil Cloth, »tc.

All you! llrdtr lu bllvw you Lhu "China-144:" colon.

BRANDRAM - HENDERSUN,

, 1_ Lllllllcd.

ulnluul. aalliu. sl. Jm. rome.. vlmlipq.

_ _ - _ __ l('

II

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i'e_ l-as

ol' -im lf .\`oul`is_ _ -

llgzlliist till- l‘roliiIlitlllil Art. 'l`he 1.

is

' Till- rl, S. i`it_v of tlheilt nrl'ivl-ll ti

,in .\`llllllnl-l'.~'id;- about X o’rloek _vi-strl In

lilly niorliillg nnd sllilell again llhll\lt.I

-ll taking Iroiil .\‘illlllili-l'sille ull-out ,

ill.-1 .

liulldrl-d hulls outs lllld potntlle,-z I

live

..-\t the weekly llll-etiiig ol .\Iontn-|“i

H ...lin-, l. li. o. 'l‘., on .\l.....l..y "‘

.

alll- I

lf (* I

Ill I ‘ri

s ueli y l l lt - ll \\ii:lltlllill ' - llsto ,

ll

lienlllll; Sl-lit .lollll Iieiilong (‘lllip-» Ill-\' .\lr \\':l'de; ` Si-l~_\' -\\`iil l\Il-ll-isll' L Asst. .\`el'_v- iii-ilillzilll l`nlllp|ll~ll; Hllpt J. W.- i~lvl-I_vll llel-rs; .\l. --lil-v l~IlI wnrll A. .\l<'l'lll-e, I'. (I. t`_ 'l`_; Asst 'l`.--(Ii-ori:l- .\'t\-\\'nrt; D, 'M_ Wm l‘nlnpl.l-ii.---i.. i.. M

'I`lu- Ilonilvistli, the iirst stuiilller thl-. Ilinl-k llinlnoll-ll linl- to call Sll|li'lli\'i'silli-, iil'ri\'l~ll nt :lhout il

l-lol-k rlilllllny l-\'l-iiilli: \\*itll ll lurgl:

l':irl_-'o nnd sl»iill'll nlrnill tor New- folilldlnnd viii l`Iill»l'llitll-to\\'li lllloilt. noon _vi-.~'tel‘llil\~ tllkilng Il'oill Slllllnller-

.. _li

I)

liullllrl-.ll lliigs of pollltol-s. Wlll-ii the Ilolliivistllp arrived the tide was it (I ilollt ns- low ns 1-vi-l' sr~l‘li ill Sllliinllei' U sidl- hlii'l>ol‘_ Sill- uns: hlwriigllt. into H tlll: lialrlloi' iinll- llorkl-ll ut. tlll- town

out lilly t.i'oulile wllalll-vi,-'_ ‘

In-v Mi' null Mrs llllrrisoll, °l‘l'l.y_ “'

ll‘I`t. yl-sll~l'llli_\' lnorlliilif lol' New I* Ilrlllls\\'iek. .\.‘l' Illlrrisoll igol-s to ~"‘ .\‘nl'k\llll- to llelivel' t.Ile‘lel‘t.iil'o ilu-

. .

forl- tlll- l'lleolllgir.ill l llioll on 'l‘ile:~' "I

il tl

l I (.0

‘th the rest and ran down to and over th was rescued with some dltllculty, and

all ru in drant-the animal was so badly hurt th

|welI, 'DingweIl’s Mills, Kings Co., oc-

ness. Deceased was in her 75th year an . gh (‘»1 Mi

IA. pe las

('9

12 tll Ia ill

so \\'H

_\'l-.sil-l‘lIn_v at Mori-ll, before Stip» I I

llil-_ll Ili-.Il|lil, .lollll i\InclIl.»llllllI tt

.\I;il'il, \\'ns i’on\`.i-ted lt tlrst olfl-li IL,

l- wus Ilroln,-lit hy lllspevtor Mosh- K, nnd was llr-Il-lllll-d lly .\Ir. .\ll‘t`llII- ,

'il

..ll:- llulldrzll :ind fifty li-npty cnsks,

olll- llunlIrl~ll l-ilsl-s lollstl-rs ul-.ill olli-,I lilillllrl-ll plil'ku:l~s ol \\ll_v l'reigllt.. ‘U

__ _local displ~llsiiry nnd Michael I’ower,

thi- Ind instlint, the. Iollowillg offi- I"

' '- llnl_- -Il-'t - l: (‘, 'l`_ l`iil' tm l- " :~ ; I'. l‘. r. ll- l H ll

lphl-ll; \'. 1'. Illlrl»tll_l; Wilflitlllllll;

rd -ldwilrt. Wilzlltlllzlll; '1`rl.-ns --I°1vil 2:;

til

(V

lgr

|111 I'e

M ’l`Ilolupsoll's), llleorgl- Stewart (son ol

irl

sidl- twellty |i‘.'l- tolls of llny and tive "-F'

II

M

\\liul'l by i'ilot. lnlvisl llrlldy with- “|‘

ti urill-ll round for holnc, as the waiter

lll

e animals 1>scnme'separated Irom

e edge of the wharl. The animal

ater again exhibited an unmanage-

le spirit by eluding -its captors and nniug headlong up the street. Com- g into direct contact with a hy-

at it had to be killed.

...Tile death of Mrs Joseph Ding-

urreid on May 20th after a brief ill-

d leaves to mourn n son and dau- triv at homei a sister, Mrs Thos. ay, Dundas; and a brorther,'John lls, Bay Fortune. The funeral ser- ices were conducted in the home nll at the grave by her pastor, Rev

15. Macleod. A large concourse of ople followed the remains to their t resting place ill the. lleautiflrl nletery at Hay P‘ol'tilnr.

'l‘he death occurred at Hopedale on til of’May ut Roderick Mclleoll ill e sixty-ninth year of his age. The tc .\lr Blclleod was one ol the lead- g farmers of Hope-dale and was ill ery comfortable circllmstaures. He

s a member oi' the 1'reshytel‘ian hurl-Il of 1-lartsville. 'I`llllt he was iuch ri-spi-ctcll was evidenced hy the ‘ge coilrollrse of people wllo ut- ndell his fullerlll on the lllth. lic aves to nloilrll their loss il willow, ur soils und three dallglltl-l's, also 'o lll'ot.licl's, ltev. A. I5. Ml-lleoil of uris is ii brother of the llercnsed.

A large llulnher attl-llded the nuc- oll of property hclongillg to the les- te oi the late James I`urric oil wnzli .\‘tri-et yesti-rlliiy inornillg. l- house ol-cllpiell by James Stew-

U

Il - wus sold to l<`railk Mutrh of rllsclitle tor $005; the three story use further down, occupied hy the

ns pllirllasell hy Miss i\’largar_et (‘llr- e lor $800. A vilcallt lot oil llriift- l Street. was sold to .\‘tl-‘phell l)ul’Iy- ~ $2545 lllld nl. the some time tweii- ' li<'l'les ol lunll oil the Nllllnlt Ell- rd Ilolili wl_ls sold to .llinu-s t‘ho\v»- lol- $1,070, lilld twenty tollsof llaiy Ili to lieoryl- l<lssllr_v'fol' $7.75 pl-r lil. Ilobl-ri. Ilellirsto wiis the lille- llll'\-l'. -

, .. ._ A

...tnl 'I'ul-sllay, the 2-ltli instiillt ictoriu Iluy), six young lllell of olltuglll- nilrl'owly escapl-ll li wutl-l'y nvc, while sailing: ull the Mlllltiiglle ive-l' ill-nr Iiollrkl-'s Whiirf. 'l‘Ile mes of till- young nll=.ll nrci I'el-ry arlloll (son of lute M. l'eui'llolll_

Il

nrtin, 1.illnlii;uil (ell-l'k nt I'ooIi- lv

ull. Stl-wllbt., salllllllrl, Ili-lgilllllll Ito lil (soil ol Miittllew Iloiron, rurri ll pointer), l‘.ul'nll-ii Wiglitlllnll (soil Ilcv. l".A. Wii.:Ill.lllnlll, lllld 1"uItoil

alllpln-I1 (tailor _with Mcl'lll:i-soil ros), lu the lorellooll ol tlll- 24th. li- above lllelltiollcd young men li-ll. olltltglll- for tieol'gl-l.owll on ll pleas ‘l- trip with a sailing bout. `l\Ilel' ey had golll- about iivll illilcs they

as rough and the weutlulr sllllully .r thl- snllili hunt heavily Iolilled. A llllll-li gllst. Ilowever sooil upset the lat, wllirll szlllk, llllt relnuilll-ll up- gllt. 'lfo the lllttst., whirll wits tloitt-

emen were driving a. herd of cattle

a pen on Peaks's wharl, one of

dll

_\' lllorllllllg llllll to lit.ti‘ll-ll thu lloilril

lug

llllovl- the surlllce, sonic of till-

of

il

A lllll ti

i(I'i:l-nts on \l'Ulllll'.\`\lily. Ill- ex-

plrts to ll-.tllril to thl- (‘it.y on 'l‘hlu's- dlly. Mrs llllrrisoll iflll-s ns lI\‘le;:ntl- 'll

ull ‘Illvllll-Ii lm-l-tlllg.of the Wolrunl's ssilvnziry Soril-ty wllirh li:=.=\i~llihIl*.~l St John diirillg the pl'l-.srllt week.

ftl-r the l`llllvi~lltioll she will go to stport.. l\lnille, to visit her rein.-

rs.

Ill

\\'

ill II'

\.

ill'

'ont' tlriirl- <'lllll'Cll to iit.t.elld tllrnll I-Il

hell started to swim tu the shore,

di Illlllf-Ilour, when they had almost giv- cll up hope of holding out longer on, account of the fatigue and colll, nl

yoiilli; nn-n ki-pt thelnselves from

owning, while the rest kept swim- ing and ri-.stillg alternately around e slihllierizell hunt. l<‘ultou tlanlp-

llicll was nhout_l.Ill'ee llulidrl-.ll yards om the scene of the accident, Init ll not reach it. After an anxious

A Illr;:l- llunllll-r gntlll-rcll nt till-

M wi

pl' het '|`h wil in

llllsl-, lGiu'ltowll, on Mlly lith, liot~- t.llstlinliilli; thu ruin, to make il l:.~ll~llt:ltioll to Ill.-\' Robert Murri-ly,

s

orl- ll-nviili; for Illollillticlll, l’.l*].l.

l- pi'l-.~'l-lltlliioll of li llllnd.-ionic purse li

s iilulll: by ldldl-r John Mc1{zly,who toill-.llillg :ind lligliilicll Iliiiig-llage

tl yenr~oId son of (‘apt. Allan of the

liallv been anl-horell there about a uartcr of an hour previously, came tl - - ’

F

lIor,y wus scell to he appronchillg lem. 'I‘he dory, l-owed by the ten-

chooller “Happy-Go-Iiucky, which

ltht scene.anll picked up .irl-lt llltoli 1‘-amphell who had called

.-lpok-l- of till" work lions, thi- ties forlill~lI llurinl; ten strenuoils years, null drop sorrow of the whole coil- l;rl~l;ntion that those tiés are now to Ill- hrok-oil. llllder Mr Murrl\y's min- istry, the churl-.li has greatly prosper- ell. .\lr i\l1urrrly fl-.cllllgly rl-.pliel'l_ (ln Siinhlltll, Ma_v_l-l};ll, l\lr Murrny l-lost-.ll his lninistry`, edit-Ilratiilg the Sacra- nlent of the I.orll’s Suppl-r ill thc (`hurcIl at itll-irltown, in the morning and nt 'l`Ill- Falls, lltsnigllt. The Coil- glw-lgntinns wi-rr very lzirgl- nnd at thc l'll :-'l- nllllly wrre in tl-urs.

\Vlll-lil-vel' I wnllt to heal' till- Scrip-

tl

I

,cxertions. Then the renlainder of the

fill'

Il o

[I St mi ,.

ll

\\ t \-.- w

'll' pl-

¢.

llil tel ,. ,.

(l

ll

ll ll

U

ll s l-l t. I

lll pl

Wll

lrl-s vxpoiiillll-ll ill ll lnnllller roll-

rl-li ;\’I ll

I Alhillli. where Itl-v. W. A. Illlly is llstor. I-‘ilthcr llnly is ll lllltive of

llpillll, .\‘lllom, null his etlorts for thi- s|lil'itlillI |lll\'nlll-l-llll-lit ol his Ilork wllilf- therl- url- tilt-llll-s upon

lllltll Ill:-1 old plll‘isllioliel's still love ll |l»'~'l-ll. I)\ll'i|li' till- lu-\'l-ll _ll-urs iii llil'll Ill- lllis lllhorr-ll ill the pllrisll of hirll lil- has now l'llni'i_'l- Ill- llns Ili-

hored so illlll-llitilgllllly for t.lll- spirit

ll :lull tl-lllporlll In-tl.el‘liu-lil of his.;

ill-:irllll-llt ill l-vi~l'v lioli.~4l-Ilold witllill

its l-oilI`lnl‘.l.

l"lii.lll-r ll:ll_\'s illlrisli, ns it is l~.lll- ll, is spokl-ll of ns Ill-llll: nllioll;'_ tlll- lll-sl. ol;_f:lllw.l-ll ill tlll- city of l'ol't |

ators ill the Stull- llllll lin iitlllctii' lull ol nllollt 1150 ina-nil..-|~.¢_ 'p|,,. 1-Illl

the two Il-.lillillg clubs of this laity, t.lll- Y. lil. 1', .\. and the Mnltnolnnll All ` l

I the Alllillu llistrilrt url- furll‘il~lllcd wil.

llrll /lll ol"gl\llIzlllil~ll‘ llo no lllorl- Iliul kl-ep Illi- risilli: gi-lll~rllI.ioll llwny roln the evil lntllil-llrv of sllillllils it

lnnhll- to sound sense and riilllt soil I go to lu-or ll .sl-i'moil ill Ht.-. ry's l‘llurl'h, on Willilliils Av(-llue ll .\‘tllnton :s‘trf-vt., in thll llistrirt

l l i

I

urul-on, I'. E. I. Ili-_ did his tir.-lt. ssiollnry work ill this .\‘totc, ill its

,.

s 2 t t

tl

opll- tlll.t. his nilllli- is lil-Ill ill --ll |-

- I

ill. lt. lllls li .-erllllol tiillizllt. by His 's who llll- llnlollgsl tlll- lu-st, ullil

l ir. klloull lil-l t‘Ill~ Yollng l\llell'.-l tholil- 4‘Ill|l, llllll it l‘l»nlpul'l-s favor- Iy in lllllnblers nnd ctlirielll-y with

ill-til' I lul. I-Icre the young llll-ll

Il lllllllsl-llll-llt.-; null l~_xllrl-isles which ld up thi- pllysirlll lllall wllill- this l'itl|nI l-:litters no dl-t.l'illll-llt. Ilill

ll

llld he il solll~l'l- ot` iillflilrlllnllle

Ill-,l'liil... 430,000 2,138,000 .V S

Ht. I’l-ter:-lIllll'i.{, Ilns hl-.en :nill-ll snlilll

pl-

er than Illlnll- or Vit-llllli. l`lll- igrowtll

ts populiltioll lllls more tllilll l;l'ad

li Ill-.l-lin, hllt. 'thc latter sllov.-s n Ill

ln

mlltl- in the foIloWlllg't.uhIl-: " .

AN EXCELLENT 'REM EDY

lout rellll-ily for llnllies of ull ngei-l. 'I‘lley cure all l~lt.olllnl'h nlld howel tl'ollllIcl-l; mnkc ti-etllinlg I-lilly, dll-l|lill wllrillel; null lnnkl: hnlly fat., good ilu- tll

. that he was nhoilt done ollt with lis

young men were rescued, some ol them being towed after the dory to the shore.-Loo-Loo. i

Some striking statistics, pointing

tt moral the world is npt to forget, are published ill Iftcnnomiste ‘Euro- pecll. They show that there comes il point where growth of great cities is Iirst l'i-tnrded and then arrested.

ill the following table population f the six greatest capitals of Iilu- rope is tnkl-ll for tlleltwll 25-year pe-

riods, between 1858 and 10082

Populiltioll 1858 1908 illildllfl... .. ...2,04ti,000 4,7‘Jt},0tl0 -mis... . .....l,:m_oo0 2,1xa_ollll

(l

iellllll... 480,000 2,0li~l,000 L. l'i-tei'i»=lliili.:... 520,000 I,l~l."l/l,00tl tllilll‘.,. 130,000 453,000` The growtll, with the exception of

r ill tlll- lll4.ter Imll of the Till-yrni' rioll. I'urh-1 makes the poort-.~lt Ilo\villl.:, with lin incrl-ase of only 0.2 per rl-lit.. It is rntllilr surprisillg o sell Ill-rlill shows il slower illrrensl- hllll I.l>lldoli llllll rolil-:illrrntlly slow-

I"thc Inttel' is sill-prisilli`,:ly fast, as

upled ill 50 yelrrs. 'I`his is tru". nlso

llrkcd sluckellillg ill l'atel_.i';;l'owtIl, ‘Ile tiizllrl-s for 5-11. lllill-i'slitl;'y: llrl- ost l'elllul'knll1e and show till' lp-l ounllilllg ildvllllrc of Itlls“slll ll0`t. Illvs Il-nrly _than in tIle»popuI`ntion‘ cati-

_... \.\

_,_

' . ' FOR ALL BABIES.

Ilrihv’s Own 'Fnblcts nrc nn excel-

rell lilld helllthy. They nrle sold un- l-r tlll: l1ilnl'll.lltl-.c of ll tlovl-rnnlellt.

igllod ill ally colllnlullity.

Father Daly lin:-l lilrl-lilly made two

trips to his llntivv |ll~litIl sim-ll Illll

nlllllyllt to contain nbsollltely no opi- iitc or nilrlzotlc, alld tllllll they can be given to the new horn hahy with per-

1-. ll den ll nl l ll

dale; they cure Ithelunatlnln In-.cfllulr

It is caused by lllell kidnl.-yfl falling to

`. ltrldn the uric acid out of the blood.

l -o

me comlnl-llrl-ll, l-lll‘ll of ivhlrll lllll

opml thnt. wllcll tlll- l-nd l-ollll-s his

file ‘on its wny tn the rf-allll ol bliss.

lllucll go .ll llllll gill'-v llilll il grl-lit. I of lllmlslll-e. Hl- says tllnt. Ile

Avlgnoll, Que., writes: “1Inll_l's llwli° ’l‘ahlf-ts are nn excellent rented-y for ll I

where there, are young cllildrcll."

It-ct safety. Mrs. llelloit Martin

lilies and slloul-d he In every home

Ill Gill PILLS”

After Ton years ofagony

If you want to see dhnppy woman,

1 you call on Mrs. Mollie Dixon, 59 Hos- I sl

-in Ave., West Toronto. And when _ Ie becomes enthusiastic over Gin Pills, lust remember that they cured her ol' terrible Kidney Disease from which she sudered tor 10 years.

- "After ten ymrs of suffering from Kid- ne_y Disease, I believe I owe my life to Gln Pills. Before I begun usln Gin Pills, my .buck ached so muah Slat I could not put on nly own shoes, but after lllkmg three boxes of Gin Pills these trou- bles are all gone, It is r. pleasure for ille

' to add one more testimonial to the grand

reputation of Gin Pills." -

` MRS. M. DIXON.

If you are having trouble with your

Kidncys or Bladder, take the advice of those like Mrs. Dixon, who have’ tried Gin Pills, and use tllcln. They will cure you of every truce of these troubles, and also uct on llle Liver,

50c. a box, tl box for $2.50, at all

dealers, \\"l: let you try them before _vou buv, \Vrite or free sample, Ng. tional Drug and Chemical C0. Dept. PE Toronto. Olll.. 3

Poplllation

I illllzl

ernluny... ...4l3,20I,000 ustl'iu-Illllligury 38,X2l»I,0(I0

(limit liritilill. .35,7.'lIi,000 l<`rllllci-.__ ...$l7,illill,000 ioily... .. .,...z1l_llii,ll0ll

Estimated 1908

63,279,000' 50,000,000 45,057,000- 351,278,000 33,910,000

Total. . . 273,820,000 361,905,000

(I A

Ilul-lui.: the 25-yeal' p_eriod taken to

show ilirl'l-llsv in the growth of cit- ies, the population of Russia in Eu-

xopi- has illcrel-lsell not less thall 51 -pl-.r cent., while that of I"rance has very ill-nl-ly stood still. I<`ru.ucc had a ‘£l‘0Htl‘l’ pllpulntion thllll Great Brit- uill ill 18811, nnd ullllost ns many ill- hahitullt:-l ns Austrill-Ililllgary, hilt has now to llc content with llfth place.

It is illtei‘\-sting to l:olnpal'e the re- tively slow 17 pel'_ el-nt. growth of lpulntioli ill Italy witll t.Ile.45_7 pei-

cl-llt. iliei'l-nsl-_ in Ilonll- in it l|ilnl'ter of li l-l-.ntlll~y.| 'I‘Ilis is linotller ex- nlllple of thi- lllii;rllt_ion from Lin- lzllillltry til the tlluii, and also re- flects the lrllorlllllus Itllliull emigra- tion.

(Ii-out cities llnve pel'iods of decay

.is well ns growtli. A Iilllidrell yellrs liter the hirtll of l‘|ll~ist, as we know hy the l'l-l~orded colll-lftioll of wilter tlixles, the populutioll ol' llollle easily l-xlzol-dell 2,000,000, No dollbt New York will show ll lllrifl- illci'eu.~lle when the Iigllres of the new rllilslls ure pull- lishuli. ilut. wlllnl we llrl- talking nllollt di-ht. liiuit.s,.\\'l- illigllt. relllelll her t.lllll_ no city grows ml lfrowillif IllI‘l%Vt!I‘. '

Ill pl

'I‘Ill- llnnllnl lllclltllll-5 of thi- l‘_ Fl, I, ospilnl wus Ill-Id nl tl o'l-lol-k Inst

l-vi-llilli: in the I’l1l-lor oi the ‘i'. M. (‘.. A.

'1‘hle 'l‘rustees Ill-port. mill thl- 'llc- lrt of till- 'I‘l‘l-usllrlfi' wl-rl- rl-nd null

lillllpted lilso tho 'Ill-poll. of ilu- l.lld~ ies' Aid wllil-ll wus l'i~l~i-i\'l-ll "iid up provl-d of. i‘oi. I\‘. S. Moore rollgrn tilllrtl-ll the ’I`rustl-es oil the snliill ness of the llll-etilu: wliil-ll sllowl-ll that till-ro wl-re no gril-\'alll'.es null l-olll.l'ihiltol‘s wl-ru fully slitisliell with the work of the tl'll.~ltl-.l-s, 'I‘Ili- rl-tirilli; t.l'il:-itl-les W. K. Iiogl-l'.~l and A. W. lrltl-rns were l'<.--elected.

'l`lle following Ilylilws were niovlell

hy W. A. U. Morsoll, si-cllllllell hy It. M. Llollnsllll mill ullnllilnou:-:ly carried 1

"A meeting of thc 'l`rust.ees shall

“bc held on till- ilrst Tuesllay in cacll "month."’

"Any ’I‘rustiee fuilillg to attend the regular monthly nleetillgs for six

"collseciltive mlllltlls, witllollt per- “lnissioll from thi- lloarll, shall ecllsl-. to ht- a -’I‘rustee, and ills place muy be tillell as illrase of death or re- siglintion." - (lordial votes oi thanks were given

to thc Trllstces, the inelliclil statf, the collectors and to the Ladies' Aid There was also passed ll vote of av- prcciation to Will S. liouson and U. I'. Flctcller for holding Sun- day services ill the Hospital.

It was orderell that wllen the Nllr-

ses Home shall be completed that a tablet be placed over the door with the illscriptioll “Tile I’lloehc Brecken Home for Nurses."

Mectilu.; nlljolllncd. At n meeting: of the Trilstees llcld

ilnmediutcly, H. .I. (‘ullduIl, was rc-nppoiutell (`.lnlirnllrn llllll li. Hald- erston, Secretarj. ’I`rensllrer._

'l`l-IIC 1IEl’(lIt'l‘.

Ailllilnl Report of the I’rillce Ed-

ward Island Ho.-:pitnl lor the year

00'.) -~ IiIl0.

'l‘he trustees of thi- I’rinl-e I<IdwnrlI

lslullil Hospital ill pri-seiltiiilg their 'l`\veilty-sevelltll Annual Ilcport desire to express their apprccilltillil of the lfolitllilll-.il iilterl-st ol thc people ol' the I'rovillcl~ In this llohle illstitll- tioil, us sllowll in the Iihlrral manner ill whicll the lillllllres llllve Ileril mulli-

tliilll-ll.

The nlllllller of patients treatell

during the year was 340 exactly the sanll-. ns during the prl-.vious year, llllt till.-rl: were more days of 't|'eat~ lnellt illld collscqllelltly llll illcri-lille ill

the iimoullt. oI.Ief-s.

’1`Ile llllnlbcr ol operations during

t.Ill- yeul' wiis llll, il large |u'oportioll ot them being ol u very sl-riulu-l lla tllre.. ,'l'Ille fllct tllnt iieilrly ull the lziises trcatl-ll hotll lluedilll and surlfi uni have llliell rured or im|ll'ovl-ll t-vi \ llenilerl not only the skill or the jlrul: titiolleri-l hilt also thc srl-llplllolls care nlu1.»ut.telltillli given to plltil-nts Ill

the ilospitnl.

'1‘Ilo alllolult received from paying

patii-,llts during; the your was )l`»422.2l nn incl-ellse of $272.50 over tlu-. prev- ious year. 'l‘Ilc reel-i|lts Irllln other i-loiliw-.es have bl-ul well ki-_pt up with thi- exception ot churcll collections which for solnc years have been dwiillllinlz nnd Inst year only amount-

ed to $70.14-I.

'1‘Ill- li-glicies received during the

yl-nl' werl- $30.00 from tho estate of .lllnlcl-l 11. Markie; $500, Iroln estate of Mrs. llllllnnh ltobemon and $1690.- 30 from estate of 'Phlllllas Uasaly, which have bei-ll nddcd to our Endow- nlcllt. l"ullll. In nddltllnl to the nhove amounts tllerc wma also received from the estate of Ilicllnrd Iieartz the sum of $1000 tn endow n vrrvnte room to he known as the Iica tz Room. ` (if

II

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ll

ll il ll

l

l l-llmll pllss throili'_ll Hlllut. .Iohn’l-1

B

akland Maple Leaf, Calif. ll

Hold by lllcdiclnr dealers or hy- mall

t25 celltsn ho! from 'l‘hc Dr. Wil- amc’. Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont..

I`

this num S'li.8.!H was expended in fllr-

nishing the room, $2.31 of which was H

C

_other pains kllowll only to them.

balance oi $883.34 which was han-ded to the Trustees to be invested and the annual interest used in maintain- ing bhe room. Mrs. Dr. R. Johnson also gaven. donation ol $150 to fur- nish a room in ‘memory of her --late husbarld'Dr. Rlichard Johnson, one of the founders of the Institution. Of this sum $128.92 was used in furnish- ing, and the balance $21.08 handed over to the Trustees.

About twelve acres of land owned

by the Hospital, not being required for Hospital purposes has been let for a term of years.

In accordance with the decision of

the Trustee reported last year, there has been installed a low pressure steam vacuum system of heating which was completed last._summer and has given entire satisfaction. There has been no trouble in keeping the premises warln and the noise caused by the system previously in use has been entirely eliminated. The contract price was $3,550.00 and there was also in connection therewith con- siderable expense ill tearing down and tltting up which is included lill- ller the head of repairs. 'I‘Ilis made ourtotal expellditilre during the year very large, being $10,023.09. '

For sometime the lll-mand.fol' pri-

vate rooms Ilas hi-cn lar ill excess of the supply so the 'I`rustces have ell- tcred into a contract to llavi- the Brecken Housl- tittl-d up as a home for the nurses. This will Ieuvl- the third story of the Iiospital a\'lliluhli‘ for private rooms and thus provide collsidemllly lllllre :lcl-llinnlollatioll for patients. _With thl- illstallntillil ill all llyllraillie plunirel' type elevator (tile contrnct for wllich was siglll-d ri [cw days ago) thi- rooms ill the upper story will he easily accessible and as conll'ortallIll for patients ns those in ally part ol thi- lliiilllillg. 'l‘liosl- inl- provemellts to bl- mulll- ll-lrilll: the coining year will l-ost about $3,000 bllt as they nrl- illlsllllli-ly nel'essal'y for the proper ellliiplrlellt o[.thll lil stltutioll, the 'I`i'llstl.-.es contlllelltly rely upon the lillerality-of the plih

lic to providl-. thc llccl-ssal'y funds.

'I`Ilree nurses lllive grnliliated llllrilll-

the yeul'4l\lliss Ahhil- I.el~'ngl-., Miss (lu:-‘sie I’llrdy llilll Miss Emelyil Stew

art. `

'l`hl- 'l`l'listl~i-.~: desire to thllllk tin- edil-.ul Stull, thc 'llilflitfl' Aid Hol-

iety, the t‘olIi-lltors null the liellllflll- tors ol' the lllstilutioll, also lh»- '(‘.Ierp{_vml-ll of the ilitlerl-nt, ltlliirrlles who lluve hl-ell coiistullt. in their

lllillistl'lit.ioils to till- sick.

For Iurtlll-r detliils sl-.e`scllr-llilll-s

Ilerl-\vitIl tullllell. All of wllirll is rlls

pl-ctiully sllllllliltl-ll.

|.

Saturday afternoon while some cat- "I k paid_by Mr5_ D,-_ Taylor leaving 5 Electric I./ight

M

lil Al-rollilt with the 'l`rl-nsurer.

Mlsy 210, 1010,-

I<`ul~llii uri- and Il`lli'lli:1Ililli',:~. $ 2l¢.~I‘.l (‘.lltl| I,Ill§l_Il.'l Snlllril-:: llnll wages 2.t'.5»I.lI Gl'<l\'>6l‘ll-l: » 1.050-"I Meat and Fish 397-‘IN Mnk 1142.21 Ml-lIil~ill».=.-1 *lil-l» I2 Ill-pliir.-: ' ml(-“li l`it.y 'l`llxl-r. ill-3114 lll::lll'illll'l- 5l-34 I’rilltilli1 Ili-poitl: ' 112.00 .\‘tlitiolll-l‘_v, l'l-still-:l-, ctr. Ill.-til

Forcing Yourself

To Takc_Food

he 'I`orlurr~s of Il.di;;-_-stioll Ban- isllell hy the Tonic Powers

of Ilr. \.\-'illimns' Pink ` Pills. .

'I`

'Virtillls of illdigl-.stion have small rlloil-ll hetwei-il t\vo evil:-l--on the onl- ll.lnd ll stiirvntillll dict, which menus gli-.nt weaklll-ss und depi‘l-sl-liull ol spirits, nnd oil the other hand forc- ing tllclllsclvcs to tuke llllur-isllmellt in spite of the nltute slit’iei'illg-intlict- ed by each meal.

lil sem-ch for a cllre they lind ommon medicines upset the stomach and render the food more ditllcult. to diizest. Luxatives are violent and wellkcniniz, and so-called "pre-digcsb cd fooll..~" merely evade the cause of the trouble und the stonlnrh steadily grows weaker.

The commoll sense wily of curing ildigcstillll is the Dr. Williams' way -thc nlnkini: of new, rich hlooll by Dr. Williams' l’ink Pills that gives tone to the weukellcll system and ill- vigorates thl- distressed digestive or- gans. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have cured thousands oI` the worst cases of t.l'rlntnlullt. nnd one excellent example of these cures il-l thc case of Miss M. Y. <‘. ltoberigc, Sorel, Que., who says: "For llpwards of nine years I utlcrell illmost. continuously to tor- ures ol` illlligestion. At times I Illld no llppetite; at others tllere \\‘il.~¢ ll rrnviln.: for food, hilt wliutever 1 took caiiscll me the greatest pillngs. As the result of the trouble I sui`Il-red from violent Iu'adacllcl»l, lil-.ll I yrl-lv pale und weak. 1 tried many diller- elit lncllicines; some gave me ly little relief, hilt none gave lull lilly pl-l'llllill- ent benefit 'until I begun using ltr.

Williams' Pink Pills. I Ilnd only] tukell tllcllc a few weeks \-.lil-ll I Iollllil such Ile-lp an I had not llllulll lu-Illre. The pains alter eating l;l'n|llllIly llls- ajlpelllx-ll, my nppeti‘.u ;-rcw l»el.l.el',‘ and after using the pills I-lr a coli-‘

:ple of molltgs. I foillldanysell coni- .pletely cure , and I have not silica hull o twilli-:lt of the trouble. I grate- ,tlllly~l'ecomlnt-rlll ltr. Willllnlll-l,' Pink Pills to-llll who slllllrl- Irolll lilly Iorm of_ _llldIl:estioll."

'rl.i~..ll-h-il illrir neu-.ll lin nie l.l.....l

U|‘. Wlllillnll-l' l’illk |*ilIl~l l-ure such trolihles lo. tului-.lniu, llllllglestlonmick Ileallaclles, l~Ill-llllllltlklll llnd all forms of nervour-l trol\llIl~.s llucll ns neural- gia, Ht. Vitusly dllnce, llllll partial llnl-nlys-is. 'l‘Ilesll 1‘i1hl are especially vllluuhle to growing girls and women and cure the Ileullitcllel-1, sidenclles limi

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Hold by all nu-lllcllle dealers or by nlllil at 50 ill-llts ii box or six boxes for $2.50 from 'I‘hl». l)r. Wlllillllls' Medicine t‘.o.,- Llrockvllle, (Int.

'Phe 1'rillce illllwllrll Island delllglllteg

to thc l'rei-lllyterlllll (ll-llcral Asselll-tl ly at H-nllfnx are: J. til|I|s,\ i-ipi-in-|¢

ton; ltev George MIlIur,_ hlllertlrn, Hurvev H. Morton, ucv H. _ Mein. tosll,- Iledeljne; A. J. McNeill, Mn;-|-ny River; Rev tl. Fl. Ross, Il. A., (‘It.y; llevf W. 1-1.' Spencer. Union North; Wm Brown. Marizatl-; 'l‘. U. .lnnu-s,

Ulty; A. S. Mc-Kay, Sllmnlerlllde and

rillue I-lllwlird' Isllilld IIospit.nl.;

Ill

the crime did not constitute reason- able llollbt unless it resulted in crea-

plond. In the great crowd gi1t|,,.r,.,| n_ )

a

ll

:ccoinpnllied hy Sheriff ]l‘,,i|-|,uir,,_

----~sn-r . _ 9 _, _ __ ______,_______w_ ____' _ ___,_ y _ _ _ .. ___,'__1. _ _ ‘- _.__ _ _

' `

41.23 26.50

3550.00

Sundries - Telephone Heating System

10,923.09

Balance 597-39

_ 11,620.48

May 27, 1909.

Balance on hand S 1.452-77 Amt reserved for Heating

System 1.000.110 May 30, 1910

Sllbscriptiolls, Donations » 1,718.22 Rent of house and land 147.50 Interest 6153.94 Church Collections 79.8-I Patients (ees 6,422.21 Nurse Feels _ _ 136.00

11,020.48

. _ Elldownlcnt.

Miiy 30, 1910.

City Water Works llellentu- `

res Nos. 57, 58, 59, 00, til, 02, 03, 04, 05, till, 150, 151,

152, 108, ltltl, 170 _

(‘-ity llebenturcs, Nos. 422,

423.

ortgages Nos., (383, 35, 21-1, 735, 250, Queens (Io. Deposit with (lnnadiall Bank of L`onllnercl.- No. 23307 In-.posit with Vuilglliall Bunk of (`-olnnlerre No. 23308 Ill-posit with Calinililill Batik of i‘olnlllcrce No. 23311

- l.'»,0IlI.2Zl

I'i'ivli1e Itoom Ill-po.~.'it t‘llll- udiiiil llnllll of t‘olllilll-l'l~l-

Nu. 23310

1,Ii0li.llil

!\1

3,255.00

500.00

1,l;%lll'.:-ll;

' ."l7!l,lI7

l’ Ri ~1 :n

Accollllt.

By illllollllt l‘cpol't.lld Inst.

.\'1'llI' $l2,ll0-1.87

L-cgacy, James lt. Mi:l<ii- :ill_llll lieglilry, Mrs. Iialllluh ltllh-

ersoll 500.00

i.ci-_nt-y, 'rllnnllls Clisely l,l;‘Jl;.3ii

I!'»,tlZl|.2Il

llllilllllvlnlellt.. Illstlitl- of It. lleartv. $1-i.'13.1l-I -I i\iollt.lll1 Illl.l-rf-l-lt. ltllll Illililnl-e from Mrll. Il. John-

laoll 21.08

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'I Ill- rl-lzlllt of till- trial ill [los-lon in

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wi-.l‘l~ out twl-ll'ty~olll- llour:-l nnd ll vlerdict of guilty ol lnllrlll-.r ill the sl-colill lll~grl-l- wus lillnlly rl-ilcllled. '|‘lli= l-xl~|l:¢ll_::'l- snys: lip to -two o rlork this ulll-rllooll (May 28) thi- jllry hull been ollt twl-.llty-one liours with no ngrel-.iiiellt. 'l‘I'lu jllry wl-nt to Ilreukfilst ut 7 o'clock this nlol'ilillg,. l‘ut.llrllill|.{ to the jury roolll ill Idlisti

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l‘lllllllrilIgie (‘oul't. House un lloul' lut- l-r. 'l`iine l|i'iii.;gl-.il slowly with no. ans I`rolll the jury rooln. At J.~l.. lldgl- Iiuull culled the jury out nnd lll'gl-.ll it to rellch il verdict.. '1`Ill-. jlirv rl-til'ell to its roolll ngain. At Ii rlork .lllilges Ilnlln nnd (‘roslly li-tt' the l‘ol1rt I-lllllse. Mrs. `Itil~IlnloiuI speilt. the night ill the ri-nr of- the i-ollrl. roolll, where shi- might he cal- led illstulltly. (lure during the night sill- was tukl--ll into the court roolll when the _‘jury clinic- ill from its dl-lib- l-riltions for fllrtller instlulctiolls. Mrs Iiirlllnolul sllowell the great strliin under which she was laborillg. 'l‘he strain wns also evident upon the iuiors. llhl-il they had tiled into the court room and had taken their seats .I_uror Mllrrlly leaned i‘orwi\i~ll in his cIlair,_llowcd his Ilead on the rllil he-

rc him and appeared to_\vl-ep. His ldy shook for some time its tliougli

he were sobbing. The illstrllctioil sollgllt hy the jury was ill regllrll to Wllllt C0nStiI1llt€'-d a reasollalllc doubt. Forenlan Fiske put the que:-ltion to Judge (‘rosby. He said that ulllior-i tunity for another person to 'commit

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