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his turning uatliiaii.

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& IURKE

Iitittble Threatens and

Armies Moving

RIIUALISIS

Eiiglaii cl - A Church Procession Has to Find Police Protection

April .> - (Special)-Serb between Turkey and Bul-

100 000 men are under arms inluence is believed to b

ENGLAND, April 3-

mob attacked a Ritualist

to Sr Airathais church strip-

robes from the acolytes and bagsof soot over the robes of

interfered and tue service

_j:§___ __

MoNri<i~;.\i., March 29.-Prince li l- ard lslaiid ivrints a miiliiii in nzirl ..-ish as a result of Hon. Mr. 'I`ai‘:e’s promise that the funds of the Dominion

'open hand. H-Jn. llector C. Mc Don- ald Attorney-General of the Island priv- ince, and Hon. Beiijimin Reigers ar- 'rivtd here today, alter having inter- iviewed Hon. Sir Louis Davis, Hon. A. Gr. Blair and others re _a very import- “ ant matter.

The Attorney-general being asked if

_hc had been after better terms, if-plied frankly that it' there was goingto be So muvli money spent Prince Edward Is- land wanted her share. They-want 40

il miles of railway built between Coar- i lottetown and Murray H:-irbor, a section

" which they say was neglected when the

provincial road was built. 1

This, however, is not where the

trouble comes in. for at Charlottetown a very heavy bridge has to be built over the Hillsboro River before the pio- jected railway scheme can be brought to fruition. The water is 50 feet deep, while 50 feet of excavation would have to be made in order to reach bed rock, so it is;estimated by the Attorney-Gem eral that the immense structurein ques- tion will cost from $800000 to a round million.

Now. from what cou‘d be learned to-

day, the Prince Edward Island govern- ment believe they can induce their legis- lature to voie $100000 in aid ot the scheme, and the mis sion to Ottawa has been undertaken to induce the federal ministry to foot the remainder of the bill, which will include the construction of the 'road to Murray Harbor. at a probable cost of $10,000 per mile, o $400,000. ~

So with half a million or more of fed-

eral aid for the bridge it will be seen

under a. strong guard

Fireman Testifv

Heflartnev, Lombard Street Fire Emote, dated March -lth 1891

snb]°ct to very painful

of co_tiveness and other resulting therefrom, but I am my that I have found a perfect

D Cha*e’s Kidney-

I trust this may be of

- rtiga g

‘ ‘__~E>~, (mf:-;‘§9_¢~=:. i

Still Lives

` _

MITHIJH ,

that M ~. Tartc. Mr. Blair and Sir Louis

‘ D.,vies will have to provide almost a

million dollars for Prince .Eiwaro ls- land before an election can be bought off in that province.

This, however. is not the way the At-

torney-Gc-neral puts it, but both he and his colleague ap-piared to think that their request, championed as it is by the Minister of Marine, would receive the careful and sympathetic attention of the powers that be at Ottawa.-Mono ion Times.

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THE WEATHER.

vYAsHiNGroN April 3 -(Special) Increasing cloudiness, then rain,

,-iwarnier, fresh, north-westerly. shifting to north-easterly winds.

D RoYA|..

Baking Powder

. Made from pure

We have quite an assort- t tartar.

of his books in Paper and _ ---°

‘ ood

thef

against alum. '

Alum ’ wdas

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is if it

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llilll CICIGJ ICIIIC 'ICICI Olllll ICICIC IOIQIQIII:

JUST 46 PAIRS

Of inen’s boots, broken lines. They’re laSt3

warg mods We _re going to plearltihem outt; we put the price right :'30 mam’ t~ em mov

, .

quick Heie s the list.

20 PAIRS 15 PAIRS 11 PAIRS

Ze Regutm-Now Size Regula.rN0w

Price 6 Pnce

7 3.75 2 ll i 8 ‘° 2 95 . 9 5 2' ,

OO DO 3 75

. D

. -._-Y "*s

if in V-,.. ~< Jiifaiss

, . -. . c 5 would be dealt round with ii free and ,‘ “

HQ'-qQ_|-n-.D-,-9,

, other countries 2”’

“Yes. In Denmark, according to YWTS Sh* W” 515° Pfwate 5°°f°t"Y_ t° and Canada. Therein!

gusts

_Sl

tuberculoss among Isl ind cattle ?”

jaw _which continues to grow, and final

__ ly ulcerates and eats away the tiesh and

bone.” _

_ ly to occur is communicated from one

TllbCI`Clll0SlS. animal to another.”

~~_Is lump-jaw'more prevalent than

____ tuberculosis on the Island P ” o

-‘Much more eo. There are probab-

A GUARDIAN representative met Dr. glaiodw mgiE;s1§?;e:;§dfo$b3?; mtg?

W' H' Pethi°f“ the D°mi°.i°“ G°V°"‘ ket. lhave found three or four on a ment Inspector of Stock for P. E. siug1eia,m_e Island,last evening, at the Queen Hotel, “And the meat of these horribly diB_ and had a general conversation with 8 q

him in regard to the prevalence of vari- tomers in the market? ».

ous diseases among farm animals here. "Yes, in almost every casey

Dr.P;thick has held his present position “And you have no Power to Prevent or a _o_ut a year, and during that time such an Outrage pi,

ased cattle is sold to u isuspectiug cus-

as visited most parts of the Island, _.None Whfteven That is for. the

§::§D_b;f°[minfg` ;°;‘_1“ai_med Wig” the ex' local authorities. Of course I think there .' ° 8' 6 0 9' "S In regal' to smck ought to be an inspection of meats, but

iseases. Asked whether _the worse Iconfine myself to my own official

orms of contagious _diseases among du-,iesy

attle were prevalent in the Island, he “Are them any other (armani disease

P a 5 ex 6” Vey 170 carcases in the thousand infected-

. _ li l 8.

“Nan exten I ff d _h _ wit _ e necessity or some t'_

P “ve Y 3 °' S ‘ 9 Slwng authority, or other authority. tnat will 6 - vi

st reason whyits spread should be pre ,Reveal tuberculosis and ,lump jaw

vented and why theimportation of in- I' - I to gd- bl- fected cattle should be prevented "’ g?.[§Ol;;x£tgbSe9E;i_»» a con mg Pu lc’

“And does it prevail extensively in,

their own inspectors 50 per cent of the ~ M1'-' Milk. _ 0|! Thom!! attle are infected, and the disease pre- ~CmCAG0_ A1551 3__.[Sp9cia1]_Th¢`\ Miss Brodliqueis marrying 3 wealthy railroad ma a vails extensively in England, France, f0}|0win,, are the closing 1-a,es¢_ _ American who is in the ranching busi_ Easzerand

ermany, and some other countries.” Msr¢h°wheat____.; cf"-D, 33;; oats’ ness ‘-Is tuberculosis in cattle always ap- 25§.p0rk 9 00 ‘ ° . . H

. » H.M.Fld lftStdf‘

parent to those taking care of the Maywheag 72;C0m,34§;0at5, 255; °n r 1° mg 6 _ aut ay _orf H

ook P.. ,A Pork, 9_10_ Toronto to speak at a Liberal meeting q 1

“BY 11° mean- Came mai’ have it July wheat, 72;corn, 35§; oats,25§; t°°UiSht- I , ,

and show no symptoms. Usually there pork 9_22g_ _

are indications of failing health after =-»

a while. and if the lungs are badly in- r_».'»¢..¢»¢¢¢¢qa»¢

g||-xn»- no L not ¢v.<c1>N4r>lt6&e¢li "5

. .-

“j||¢gg“;0l\iO0¢3\|\~&|o0 ZQIZOIIJ

volved there may be some cough.Hence i

he importance of applying the tuber-

culin test.” 4

--2- ‘.:".°:°...f.-zz

‘-When and under what conditions do `

you apply the test ? ” ,

“When a person makes application to have his cattle tested. In such cases i a government inspector is sent to test` them, and all expenses in connection

with this are paid by the Depart- .I5 3° g°°d»

ment.” t so economical,

“And if you und that one or more of you really canit

the cattle have strong symptoms of tu- bucnlosis, what then-do you order the y afford t° b° . cattle to be slaughtered P" Withbut it.

“No. The owner must accept all re- '

sponsibility for the result of the test, A Pure hard SMP’

but the government do not order the 5 Cents 3 “ke-

slaughter of diseased animals." q “If the owner should slaughter them

voluntarily would the government pay

Q Your grocer sells it.

If not, change your gr0C¢!'-

eplied: A - i »‘ l lists may_d°1_°y tl’-f.’...,vjr¥.'*".»iP.-°g"”°“."¥t"“°'__,

°-They_are not. There is no plggg. In annuals ‘nat weieei ';?1t;cefE`¢l%;l;li?iNi1_1i.!%'iii”J\rne,' but?" probably parlia-HA.

pneumonia, ,-ioot.and.miouthIj" _el 'tr“»-for iusmhce 9.. ~ . ,ine-nt will be in session till July, so the Ilona, H. iainong our 'cattle and no hog eholeray .-I ininkthere is verv little evidence new member may take his seat. _ , 0‘Gtl`ld¥» Sli'

fhese dlseases stef” 70° kww' al of it here. But we cannot tell without

times prevalent in othercountries.” f 1 - t-5 - ec- In Mon _

“As to tuberculosis in catt1e_is there catellfffl(-“en lhclmp ima; daboug ‘f1°° mn, 5_'“‘g t' , actor ofthis

reason to think it rev il t si l "ea 6 ‘ev-8 Bmspeu on qua In L13’ nd herdsfm labout 7 per cent.” _ past has been a writer on the Timés- M0301' f

..}. ot extensively. There is 9~ lime THE GUARDIAN representative at the if Herald, Chicago, is to be married at thef 9* the

Of it. though, and I have already found ‘ , - - - _ 'd _ . . .. _ .'\“v0lul:ii3na1y= a few cases. The fact that it does noi cl? e oaths mte.r-vm; was lmpfgsel rwdence ‘ff the Mmster °f_ Jufmce ml full page portrait

for them ?” , 6 ‘

L-¢-»1|»¢aeno¢»¢as€Ji

r i i "i;is..eaii.iE'§h1t..ON. is v r A is as P »

GARIA t . SEASE IN OTTAWA S

P. E. lsluuders Demand for a Share. will have to be isol-it; -d and the shed 01-_ _---- '

-___ l enclosure in which they are ke t l ` . To be Shi to American For

lwill be quarantined.” P "ed _4 "

V “dMay the ovsglner sell them or their] ' ' Phmnme wir' V _~

ro ucts. sa t 'lk f - ' ‘, ~ _ '_ _ Ei... q.....§'...i°i>»'3"` ° °` °°W’ "M ‘S A W-em-nos. Ain-1 8--(Smal

No; he will be prohibited from sell- - n armngemwt is und,” my ` 'ith

_ °----- _ A ing them or their raw products. Should ---' El1gliSh gun-making establishment

t he desire of his own free will to slaugh- » Y -,the immediatg shipment gf [fmt mmm

. tor them and dispose of their carcas - - ~ ' _

im' W- H- P¢‘h‘“k Talks .‘:.’;.i°.f:§.‘;;.f:ii;; li? K'”““Yk° N°WSP”P“ Mi" ‘°`° "°"°"°° `° """""

s er e wi ' . -

° - b 1 ii _» I - KIPLING LEAVES

e‘?l'13iIt“ l$erd0vxlliiitr}fJ;Hilfo,1”cal authority: _ _- - -

to prevent such sale si diseased meat. AIU 'nil-ilk! 5°lllf|¢¢l F1104!

. ___ Are there any oher cattle diseases than _ _ 1‘¢¢¢¢f Klgjggg ' t

E$n8[_|$||ED IBQI THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOVVN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, TUESDAY, APRIL' 4, 1899.-8 PAGES

l , Ll ‘ V ` I ~

-i . A to' be sufhring from the disease they y , l

_ _- __

_-1____

° ..Yes there is lump-jaw. as it is cal- ` NEW YORK Q April 8--(Spe'cill)_-

1ed'°“.°““".‘“Y°°Si*~ It“°‘“‘“°“1Y 'lv' REVENUE.=audvara Kipiingieiinis tea an fins

pears in this conntr a lu th _ i - .

y as mp on ti , time Sunday and today .sent ~to_,_\h¢

...__ _ _ papers letters expressing his thanks"

canadian Bride. l THE PBEM’

--- wa.-_is'oy¢'r. A a

OTTAWA, April 3. -(Special)-I Mmlmy _APHA *_ V g Geo. Allan and D. W. Sample of Mtiwsl °°°ti““° `3`°Wni°'¥ W0 the Klondyke Nugget newspaper, who h°“°° *Pd th°iP°H_"f,_i' have been carrying on a war against m5°n'°°u°” i’ “W” °'°t' I " I A Klondyke oliicials, are here to see the There is no sign of the

government and try|to get a number of

armytoday;

H d , _ it ....... .........

e customs revenue co ecte or mugtragnngpgkptho

nine months ending` with March 31st, '1‘i,g'.`-(migdign. was $18,810,064, compared with $16,- _The 0.0,_V01‘ il' I A |5132

I ` _ , _ g- W

M10

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ill

The work of making up the voting Ca

Hon. Mr. iiiiiis iefi for his home in :‘;t°i1;f§l`{h‘?f",:'_‘°

Lo d s di. ' ii I

PFNP

451.819 last year. e mmm”

shears

Miss Eva Brod1ique,who for some years grveg many

01*

London this week, and he will give the afml-Wm-5. ggmm

bride away. ` and was tried

Miss Brodlique was for two or three ;1`°.'“_i “_

sessions in the _press gallery represent- j mglim Thorp on the ing the Advertiser, London; for some 010," union -“wan t 5 W,"

)_.

“That is not unlike cancer in the - - countless Pwple 'uwhouhad PM

But Diseased Meat Sold at tim... ...tj..ii>~ . M1111Sl€l‘S M0ViIl§ - Mil1S.““°°'f‘ “°"' ”° °“‘l‘ “°'*i' 1’“°*’° ‘°

. ` "\‘ 'vol , ' I ' - ' . .1 . lrepay’ ' “,111-Ll1lIlD'J2W Zllfl ‘U-ease,\anli cfa,il‘):lLil)ilyc€n(liliftfiet>rrlad]tlidlrlt?-A Glves Away a Glfted -

- Insurgents Going Thi Tk

ti-

WAGES ADVANCED 1=

of Operatlves. yskill as judgment-judgment in

cial)-The cotton mills generally 119% f|»°m_ Th; bag ggleggi 5 throughout New England today ad- *any 'Wall Paper dealer in the tvanced their wages generally. W can give will not compare _ I . . . . . L ' designs

This is due to expanding business and i?§;':§‘fi:1:;:°;;:§u;:;er

| good profits. Many thousands will pro-

s¢iiiiey's tiiiimm iii. mmm ` Pain cure aw hoiiseholfl words pricej gc_ 1 Telephone or send for our

Foii SALE.-Steamer Bessie, 40 fee iBOOKS'

.»-.0

i c3l'{3l‘5’ 5°°|i§ !l|'°"\'- lliinmis at Aittsllc Wall Pipers

of their clothing they invarably tell how nearly they approached to tailo made.

Here are some quotations- _ n v “Elegantly tailored.” “Cut and finished equal to ordered w0r_k, “Equal in quality, fit, and finish to suits made to order, or Similar

stat-ements."'§ -

'I'a.Ii.1CJ1" TTS.

. g _ _

' I imp Jrted suit and a tailor-made in style and durability.

Take up the printed announcements of makers and importers of ready A _

t The man that is different as to the appearance of his clothes when

made clothing. and when they strive to give emphasis to the alleged inert

Then tailor-made clothes are different to imported factory-made, oth _

wise there would be no need ,to make comparisons. If tailor-made were _no All W001 Oxford Tweed Suits, $9.15 the betterclothes they would not be held up as the ideal to whichthe ready- All Wool Serge Suits,_ $9.50 made strive to reach All WOOI `W0l'S|5€d SIMS, ’ $950

none BROS- N D, A BRUGE.

!¢|¢gggol0l¢_l¢l0.l°\°F.°'9'°'°°9°°“'°'° 1' -_ g . _ _ . , _

The fact is here is a reat deal of difference between a factory-made

he buys them and when worn a month, may be satisfied with a factory-made, but it he has regard to looks and economy, he will buy tai;or-made garments

lBy New England Cotton Mills to 'nloulllllls ` eifegtively is ugh no much B unwa-

A --'“ _ fleeting the PAPER. And good Q'

W0R§FBTER» M°95~» APU] 3-(SP°’,lecting depends on good things to IB-

‘ on that

l it by the raise in wages. _` Sécanapf

long, nearlv three years old. In per ~ fect order. J. D. Fullerton. Box407 & Pictou N. S. 21 eod 6i pd ' ° p

Factory lvtade

For those, who are not disposed to give the prices usually paid for- clothe!

made to special order, and are not satisfied with _ the imported ready-mule clothing, we have made, and are daily adding, Suit.; and _Overcoats of any erior workmanship that we are selling as low in price as imported makes of

ef inferior quality.