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be mpuamllws fm _ek fthe au s

~ i The death occurred at Donaldston

'on monday me of Miss Johanna incl

Interment

r ly, aged seventy years. _ . r a Itook place at St. Bonaventure s cem- ‘ t Wednesday Rev. Father Mc-

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._ ._ . . _ __ ._ . |Gulgan oillclated.

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)[0Np,\v_ B -At tube Police Court an Saturday

, 'morning last, the young lad who had

'n'°_D““°‘“ l“'°P°"7 M' uw °°"‘°r ~been arrested on suspicion of being I D°r¢l1°s¢°l‘ nn<l~Q“'°“ B“°°°° “B hnpiicscsd in the eeeoung or the Old, 3li\ll'¢lY W G¢°l'B° W- G‘“"“°°'- *poultry from the Clifton House, was ‘_0l"T"»¥@°- 'given s hearing before Stipendary Mc- / 1 .- -"*" iquarrie. Some nine or ten witnesses,

T\|l`-,f\|\°9\l °f`th" I3*-° M75' Fran' mostly all boys, who had been keep-

¢_i§ Bgvmmt took place Friday after- mg company with the accused, were U00” km h“"15"'° "“d°“°`°» F““'°7 | xamined, but the evidence was con- mfah 5°” Df- M°L°u““ °m°l“'¢°d 'f!lctlng, and not slrong enough to *t tn’-s°°fV|°°“ “t the °h“"“h “nd “W iconnect him with thc stealing and ITIVU- e was therefore discharged.

WN” \l3“““B B "Wd digg" °a the His many friends will sympathise l°° nt K°1lY's P01" °°"¢“‘l “Y” “F° with A. E. Mcnschen use weu known' JM* D°“5°“ l"°k° ""°°“gh th? we shoe dealer, Queen St., in the loss of “nd bu” fm' "h° Prompt “cum °f lla son Harold. He was a oright man- John Ellis would have been drowned ly little (mow and B great favorite in um my Wann' ‘with everybody, about six weeks ago, The Gunrdion should have sented ;‘§q‘;‘;’;’§dw‘§';h“'° “;‘;t“';;rf;“ ;,t;:‘,§;§‘

Bnurday that the regular weekly sirious was antigirpated at 'the timeg sqm” had "° be ommnted owing to but it appears thc resint of the shock ' press of reading matter cwsed by de` iwfs t0 bring about the terrible mal- I layed mans etc' It ww however ap' acly from which the’ little fellow who i pear during the present week' *was in his ninth year, suffered so'

__The schooner Malabar is being much. Death ended his sufferings yes-

loaded with seed oats for the 0m._a_ terday morning. His funeral takes rm market by Jul Read & Co" Sumlplace this afternoon at 3.15 from his msrside. The schooner Telephone isfmthqz r°?d§;‘°ex 61 ¥;°;"ml S; ‘TM being loaded with seed ciats by the»m“§_‘“ ‘"1 SP RY 10 _ Oral pl er ngla some :inn for she New nr.inswicv.:;;¢;fvT§1f; glphvggsrgéltynsf;e°s};lfo<; markets and the schooner Enterprise ~ _ _ is also being loaded by them with school companions, Fred Kelly, Wil- sged oats for the Nova Scotia frid Maddigan, Wm. Purcell, Wm. market.‘ 3 Byrne, Cyril McDonald and C. Arsen-

__< ault.

--Davis Baker and Edward Damznar- 'W

ng, of pq-¢ng_0wn_ had quite an exp”-,_ The following note which we have

gnnafn few days asm They were on yreceiieg frolrx; ta thorroutihly reliablp i’ t ni ki i t th ldi Mill source C"-lg 0 UI-len e eyes 0 Bridge, Shelf criffacihiregr cfiuiht the ‘girls f'f°m ~'°““*fY h°“=¢H» as Well 8° edge of the raft, throwing both occu- if-hell' “UF\l9P°°t1“§ P“f°“*'5» t° th” pants into the river. They succeeded- “ares mid 1°' “he in°°°°“t by_ de' {,“.§°*“”€, ’i,°‘.‘2,°’ “‘° “di” °‘ °“°.°°f-”.‘.’f.Z.‘£§..§’.§’§"i°.f.§I.‘ §.‘Z.l“§ 32231;.. rgean e ontillhl d '

hey were rescued. . E P came an glllgugggl gynérgpga cgungyaggivedax

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A few ,invited gnnntn met nt the _alone she fortunately asked informa-

isnsno of Archihsid Andrew, suiows, tllnnl fron; n rnlixlwny pgcital- He ask- on Tuesday last, to spend the even- H' W CTG 9 6 W 9 0 B0. W B11 ing in music and games. About ten she Pl‘0dll¢¢d B Die” Uf DILPEF Oll

giillockl the party sat down to a which. was written in a good hand

e aden with tempting morsels, without a signature the streei and

after which more games were persist- number of one of the gates of .IIe1l. ed in, and in the: wee’sma.' hours the The girl hard evidently no idea. of the party wended their way honiewnrtl kind of place to which she had been feeling that they had spent a very directed, and to which she might have P10598” Wellills- I gone had she sought information from

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The vm.rmest_ registered yesterddyl

thirt four degrees and the coldest ati’

nine Inst night was, twenty seven. At ,nine yesterday morning it was thirty degrees and on the previous night [twenty seven.

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' Many citizens in this Province will be interested to learn that the ladies

Guild in South Africa are looking 'after the graves of the Canadian Bol-

connected with the Loyal Ladies"

-Among those leavin! Sur 'erside

for the west yesterday a._.="noon were Peter G. Clar e, D. R. Morrison Roy Si1ll'phant_,‘ I-H*Gaudet, Frederick Dillon, Roy Lowther, and Paul Dur- ant of Suxmnemide, and William Jay, St. lllleanors, all bound for Edmou.on also Capt. W‘m.' Coghlin of Summer- slde to Prince Rupert.

D., Melnnb of Brookfield has dis-

posed of his chestnut driving horse

1...-.:I°:.° 'i:‘.z:.fn.i;°.“~i.i“':.:f'ii1f" The Blond is the Power

'butter per lb. 15 to 17c, white oats _

fic, black oats 50c, pork 8 to 8lc, . ‘straw per ton 4.50 and hay loose per! ton $8.

That Defends the Body

-The following are the Alberton| market prices :-pork per lb 8c, eggs per dozen 16c, butter per lb 171:. PU‘1 totoes per bus 25c, hay per ton $9~ and white and black oats 45 cents

-diers who fell in battle, and that Garibaldi. in J. R. Cer-'net of North 'during the last Christmas Holidays 'Granville for a handsome sum. Mr. they decorated the graves With flow-|McInnia has another beautiful colt, ers. ,two years old known as Silver Dean,

The death occurred at Summerslde this animal recently from J. Mc-

orn Sunday morning last of Mrs. Joe- Donald of Harrington.

eph LeClalr aged fifty five years, af-

ter nn illness of some months of WEDNESDAY- stomach trouble. She leaves to mon- ___J_ D_ McInnm_ M_ L_ Au Morelh "11 besides B B°“`°Wi”5 h“°b“'“d»` had the misfortune to get himself three sons and four daughters. The_1,o,-se and sleigh into a spring hon; funeral takes place at nine o'clock 1-e¢en¢1y_ He was helped to tum this nwrnins tn St- Pn\1l'B R» C~ 'fir-inn hy- R. c. wehscer and ohhcr: CCFHUWTY. Slllillllefllldll- men from the mud diggers which were'

-°* close b

Last week Daniel Murray's butcher

y.

éslred by Baker Dean. He purchased

per bus. ' , _

-The goose-huntersat Malpeque are doing good work at Sandy Point,the honors falling on Jack Kler, Hsrryj Morris, of this City, J. Victor Peakel

Bearisto.

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...Dealers in Montague, yesterday

were paying 50c per bus for oats, 25:: for potatoes, 18c per lb for butter, 16c per doe for eggs, 8 to 8i cents per lb for pork and $6 to $8 per ton for loose hay.

fhomes of two young men named Mc-f

'shop on Upper Queen Street lg en- tered and it is said two hundr and nity pounds of mean were taken, some of which was later found in a vacant house on Brighton Avenue. A ; search warrant was issued and the,

Leod and 0"Brien were searched, but without revealing any clue. The po-

It is understood that the contract

for the Elmira Branch Railway has been let to Whitehead Bron., Grand Falls, N. B. Work is to be started shortly, and n representative of the contractors will soon arrive in the Province.

Yesterday Orman Bain, of Iris, re-

lice are still working on the case. |

--The death occurred at Four Ponds

iMass., recently of Eva St. Clair l Newcombe, wife of C/orge J. Bryant. Mr. Bryant is a native of Enmore, Prince County, P. E. Island.

-H. A.~and Mrs. Darby, Abram’s Village have the sympathy of their ,

many friends in the death of their' six months old daughter, which took ` place on Monday last. Funeral W ll take place tomorrow to St. John's | Cemetery, St. Eleanors.

Maud S. James, daughter of John ,James of thi City, has graduated' from the Manhattan Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat Hospital, New York,with honors, and has been rewarded for iher excellent work wi`|`.i the position of hemd nurse ln' the Chlldren's ward, of the same institution as she made tho highest marks in the graduating class. Her mamy friends will regret to learn that shc is at present ill of diphtheria but hope for her speedy re- covery

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The death took place on March 31st ‘

celved a wire from. Bangor announc- ing the death of his-brobher, William Bllill. aged 23, who succumbed to an opperatlon for appendicitis. His te- mains will be brought to the Pro-` vince for burial.

Much credit is due R. J. Anderson contractor of the Anderson Croekl Bridge near Stanley, in his manner off pushing the work along. I-Ie hopes to have the same ready in good time so that the Cavendish Milk will be conveyed to the Stanley Dy. Co at an average of two cents per c'wt lower then by old road.; Com.

,___ Yesterday in the City Market pork old at eight and one _quarter to eight and three quarter cents par Ib, hay pressed per ton eight: fifty, straw pressed per ton live dollars, hay loose per cwt forty to fifty cents, straw loose per cwt twenty five to thirty cents, white oats per bus. fifty cents and black oats per bus. fifty to fifty-two.

--John McMurdo, Kelvin, while en-

..._The following men leave Murray

River this week to begin their lobsv- er fishing at Plctou Island for the McGee Packing Co.. Port Elgin, N. B.:-Angus McPherson, Robt. White- away, Donald McLeod, Lemuel Beers, Frank Horton, Elias Turple, Joseph Nicholas and James Hooper.

...What might have ended in ze ser".-

the champion dead shot, and George|

This is the greatest and most important discovery

of modem medical science.

It ranks with the discovery of the circulatinn of

the blood, which was made centuries ago.

The blood protects the organs and tissues from

disease, but it does so only when it is healthy itg¢|f_

Healthy blood is pure blood, and

nt no season is it more necessary than

In the Spring when there is so much exposure to disease germs.

I-lood‘s Sursaparilln makes

healthy blood.

It is thc medicine that puriflcs

and enriches thc blood and mnkcs

“1 have tnken Hood's Snnsnp,,_

rilla for ri great many years, and I think it the

, Best Blood Medicine in the world. I use it both spring and fall.

“This lust winter und spring 1

was in very poor health.

“ I was weak :ind had lost nl|

my appetite and Iuos all run down_

it normal in red und white corpus- cles and all other constituents.

It cures all liumors and erup-

tions, catnrrh und rlieumutism, re- lieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, weak- ness, nervousness, and builds up the whole system.

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The funeral of the late Mrs. A. Mc-

Donald tcok place yesterday after- noon at three fifteen. Service was held in St. Dunstan's Cathedral, and the body was then conveyed to its last resting place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. The pall bearers were, W. A. Weeks, Junios, H. M. Davison, D. A. McKinnon., P. P. Gil- lis, T. McKenna, and C. Lyons. Not- withstanding the weather, a large number were in attendance to show their Isrst respects fro one who was .Well beloved. , 3 111|!

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--The death took place at Figiiisn,

on Wednesday last of David Villiard, one of the oldest and most respected residents of that place. 'Deceased was born in Sourls eighty/.uhrce years figo, and had for the past 45 years, resid- ed at Tignlsh. He leaves to mourn

widow and' one son John of Char-

lottetown, Senior Ordnmce Officer of P. E. I. The funeral took place on Friday morning last ilo the R. C. Cemetery, Tignlsh. Rev. A. J. Mc- Dougall conducting the funeral ser-° ices. The pall bearers were Edward Hackett. Charles Dnlpon, J. J. Mc-I IAUBII. L. S. Perry, Agno Gaudet and

Chas. Carter. '

The inquest on the body of the late*

William Cranstone of West Royalty, was brought to a finish on Friday afternoon when the jury brought in is verdict that death was due apop-; lex . Several of the witnesses stated

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thot they had never known of the!

deceased being sick, though Mr. Mc-‘ Kinnon in the course of his evidence' remarked that Mr. Cranstone told him th-at n few years ago he had had an injury in his shoulder, and experi- enced vgreat difllculty in getting his coat of. Nothlrrg of any special lm- portancs was obtained from the oth- ers who testified. The deceased leaves ii mother, now in Michigan. one bro- ther, John ln Boston, and live sisters; Mrs. William Roberts, Royalty; Mrs_ Denjam-in McEachern, Murray River; Mrs. Joseph McDonald and Mrs. Pur- dy, in Massachusetts, and Mrs. Mc- Rae, Petitcodiac, N. B.

Learning that George F. Found,

Clifton, had disposed of his farm and milling property at Found'e Mills, ii large number of friends from the sur- rounding districts met at his home on the evening of March 29th to show their appreciatton of him as a citizen and-express regret at his and fau'nily's departure from their midst. After some time being; spent in playing games by the younger people the ga- tlierfng was called to order with Jam es M. Mclieod in the chair. An ad- dress signed on behalf of the Session of the presbyterian church at Clifton of which Mr. Found was is valued member, was read by John Murray,, and one signed on behalf oi. his frien-‘ ds and neighbors expressing regree that he was leaving the community, and trusting that he and his might yet see ilt to locate within the boun- ds of this fair Island Province, was read b D Buritaln to which Mr

she spoke He asked her if she had any luggage She said no, she had been told that thc people of thc house would provide her with clothes

The official promptly sent her to Mrs Egan, the faithful and large hearted agent nf the S P C So this :girl for the time at lcget, ,was de- livered from the snare. When will de ent people in the countryc awake

is, the danger, and cruelty, of send-'Chuission and John Savident. _Digby Neck Baptist church, dropped

ing girls unguarded to the city?" _ x -- _ idend Thursday afternoon while walk-

in -l“»") The Fnrmer's Institute meeting ing; from the parsonage to the church

A meeting of the executive of the

New Haven branch ol the Liber-nl I' ng was exceptionally interesting. .was a newspaper man and a veteran|e"'eH UE~ bers of The insutme to join the P_ E_ Association was held at' the residencei evcrai mstfbrs Of ll1ll>0f€lmC0 Bhd | of th” American civil War When’ bei """ Poultry Association. f Hugh McMillan on Saturday 'interest were dealt with and con- was wounded. One daughter resides _ At Cfalmud Hall P" S“l1“l`d‘£lY°V€lJ- (-_ B_ Theme' B director of the

another than the gentleman to whom

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evening, the 20the ult., H. Mc- Millan, convener, presided. Nearly| ll the members were present. The; object of jahe meeting was to appoint l a new convener in the place of Mr. McMillan, who was about to take his |

home in Cornwall' It was moved by J G McFadyen and seconded

James Wynne, that the

departure from the poll to his new'

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hanks_of the meeting be tendered to K

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Mr. McMillan for the very faithful manner in which he discharged his uties as convener of New Haven Poll for the last number of years. The motion was carried unamlnously. In reply, Mr. McMillan thanked them for°their very kind words, andassur- ed them that any time his services were needed at New Haven that he would very willingly some and help along the cause of Liberalism., which stands for good, honest and econo- mical government. It was then mov- ed by James Wynne and second- led hy wuusm Auld, thnc Angus ‘McPhee, of New Haven, be convener, The motion carried unanimously. Af- 'ter partavking of a surfiptously lunch

repared by Mrs. McMill.an and dnngn ter, the meeting closed.

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The ills of childhood are many,

and may prove serious if not

promptly attended to. In all omes where Buby’s Own Tab-

, lets are kept there is a prompt

cure at hand for such troubles as indignation, colic, dlarrhoeamon- nlipation, worms, and teething troubles. And the mother has the guarantee of a govomment analyst that this medicine con-

tains no oygute or poisonous drug. Mrs. R. nmmoml, Copetown, Ontario. says :-"I have used Bahy’s Own Tablets and think nothing can equal them for small children. I would nothe witnout them in the house, for

theg' saved m_\' little girl‘s life." Sol by medicine dealer.-, or hy mail at twenty-five cents a box from The Dr.Willinn-is' Medicine Co., Brockville. Ontario.

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011 Ch'€Stllll6 SU. HT- the h0lIl9 Of hcl R gaged in snwinlg wood with a circular| mother of Mary Ann beloved wife of saw on Saturday' lang, met with a' Ffflllli Savidvllt. ht the Bl-Z0 Ol tW€‘lliY serious accident. Mr. McMurdo was and Si! l'n0DUlS- Hhs 1€sV€S' t0 m0llfll endeaivoring to put on the brake to a sorrowful husband and ilwo chll- lnnnon iw n-peed wbcn the handle, dred and her mother nn<l~ grandmother broke, throwing his hand across the and a large circle of friends to mourn naw and inmnting 8, severe wound on their loss. Rev. Fr.McLel1nn oillciate his palm, as a result of which he at thc services nt the church and at will probably lgnn the han-d_

the grave. The pall bearers were, _ Brazil Deroclie, Frank Gauthier, John' Rev, A, F, Bralime, pastor of the

held at Tracadie on Wednesday even- Deceased was sixty-one years old. He-

sidernble discussion took place. Re v. lll New HB-mDBhll`e~”M0llC¢0l`l Tl‘&ll€- nther Mcciuiesn und Daniel Mhiun 'crinf---Mn Browne was at one time nd John H_ Com-t were appoint” g stationed in North River and is well

ommntee to wait upon the G0,.m.n_ known in' this City. Ithan Napoleon, William McLean open- ment for the purpose of asking for ai d the discussion in the afllnniative.

rant for a local exhibition. A com- mittee of three \vas appointed to in- 1

terest me Geological Depanmmt’ 0t_ R Sherren, Isaac Bur, H. S. Tate J. F. tawa. relative to determining the ex- f;‘;,‘;“t “ni E5- ;‘I°“;§f’l’;- gush' “ERA istence of coal at or naar Tracadie. _ ' WHS B ell Y 1 P 0 . nn I This cU,,m,if_¢M, is composed 0| Messrs was supported by Heber Fall Harrold'

A. J. Dougan, John- S. Macdonald

and J. J. Lacey. 6 _-_ cQuarrie, Leslie Adams and Vernon more valuable'

“aw Bad* _ V 1 » G. Lightizer, dealth with the Wilne-

___ 0G¢f NOW “Huh Mid oore ery abe arguments uy the Gate Breed statin that this breed

-The death occurred st his home, Sh-¢n8(|-| in sm-ing

past three years, and for the last ed nd ne rl ,W B badl V mmf

d Milt i M ch with impurities. Sometimes you get

gifs an Dr Aieffndern coirrifga 1:-I “P "1 "’°““°"“‘"g 1"” “B “md “B

' '_ -’ ' h wttbed.Smeeole

lw en you en U o p p

ggnfgo ]§;sc;§:e'dLi:,zal§ :ng,e(,.:,]l§;: 3' have headaches; others are low spirit- Court \¢\`~n'rl»urton, I O F Freeland, ed; s°m° have Pimples and skin er'

Cephss and Mrs. Mallett, Union, was blood builder is Dr. Williams’ Pink held on March 23rd when a large cir- Pills. These Pills not only banish

couple. Dinner set, brothers und sis- maine new, rich blood which strength

ters. Jap tea set, Mrs. Geo. abbott. ens every nerve, every organ and Mrs. Bryentou, Mrs. J. West, iss E. every part of the body. Try this G. Essory, Miss L. Essory and R._ medicine this spring and you will Abbott. Lemonade set, J. S. and Mrs have strength and energy tn. i-euist Wodlock. Jwrdinere, d-l. H. Bro'wn,lthe horrid heat of thc coming sum- City. Hand painted berry set, Wm.|mer. Mr. J. R. Johnson, Loch Buxton and W. S. Brown. Hland palm- Broonl, N. B., says :-"Some two ted cake P1810. Miss M. Mallet amd years ago I began to feel that my brother. Half dozen Dresden China constitution was weakening. I could berry plates, Mrs. J. F. and Miss Mc-|not stand any exposure or knocking Donald, City. Berry dish, Mrs. Carle-'about. I finally sought the aid of a. ton, City. Cheese dish, Miss Passmore doctor who said my system was very City. Sett jugs, John and Mrs. Riggs much run down, und that the trouble City. Fancy -plete, Walter Walkenfmlght end- in nervous prostration.' City. Flower' and Jardiner, Miss lildl-'As his medicine did not help me I th Haszard. CNY- Sugar siftor, E.idecided, on the advice of a friend, to

ous accident happened at St. Peter's Harbor, on the 21st inst. While Kimble Webster, his son Alfred, and R. Jay were loading the pile driver Mr. Jay, who was near the edge of the ice was pulling n rope which gave way, precipitating him into the icy water of the harbor. Fortunately assistance wa/s close nt hand and Mr. Jay was hauled up none the worse of his ducking except for the loss of his hat.

¢$’Hood's Sarsaparfllu. effects

remedial values of more than 20

dlents are the very remedies that

At the last general meeting of

As soon as I began taking ll00d‘,._ Snrsapnrilla my strength enum back :ind my appetiteretumed.

"I am now ri well woman :incl

can go about doing my hrmecliolfl duties. I no longer have that lircd feeling.” illns. MAn1o.\‘ llurci-:_ Cumberland, Me.

its wonderful cures, not simply

becnuse ll. contains sarsaparllla, but because it combines the utmost

different ingredients, ouch greatly

strengthened and enriched hy this peculiar combination. These iiigrn.

successful physlclzins prescribe for

the same diseases and ailments. There is no real substitute for Iioofiis Sarsaparilla. lf urged to buy any preparation said to be “just :is good," you may hc- sure it is inferior, costs less to mnkc, nnd yields the denier a lnrgcr profil. __W__‘

~ Begin faking liond’s Snrsapurilln today. 100 Doses One Dollar.

Strathcona Farmers’ Institute held ~-- ' "WNW"

in Bethel on motion it was resolv- i ed that wc the members of Strath- cf lay" Phan' we cross breed’ basl cona Fwrmers’ Institute, place on re-y wtf’ Vimllty' ”‘"d_ is 01.** far more om om. high ,wprccimion of Prop ‘lasting iinturc, which points an abso- ROSB' services in the past’ and 'urge lutcly essential to tuccesslul bleed- upon the government the need of ing- _ _ _ more of Prof Ross' time in thc future *thi he 15g5t'i;“_ of §‘C0";;a¥:)‘;‘l"1inicuzzii to be spent with farmer’s Institutes.; en ‘e “_ "Y _ 0 _ On Thm-S(18_y Ap,-H gh B seed mwt. and following this hc estimated that ing will he held at ML Albion at if ,thc prout _from one hundred' hops was

m. A ful'1 attendance is requested. .€g"‘t"1t§'° nv” Tres ‘¥aF;’cta§t°°;;c1d‘;:2

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(in the cveiing of March 31st, a‘one hundred* per cent profit to the large number of invited guests as- OWDBF- I scmblcd at thcliospitable residence of‘ The definition Of all Uiltlllllifll llelll William and Mrs. Patridgc, Union house was given, and Mr. llyan stat- Road, the occasion being ii farewell ed that this kind of a building should g gathering to W. F. Mellctt, Cond. C. lit-src nothing but a cotton door, n_ P. Il., (lnlgary, who has been spend- nuns- perfectly dry, and covered withi ing the inst. three months in this nbnnt ni; innnnn of but slrnw, on Prnrifwn vlsltins relatives and top of which 3 inchcs of sshd should friends- The- evening passed nlens- he pieced. This with cnrcfui feeding Blltll' With SHUWS. lllllSi¢ 8nd gl‘BDh&~ could not but produce good results. . I>ll0ll6 B65-l¢f»i0l1S. Hiller Whllfh 8 V@l`Y| The farmer, hc continued was thai °x°°u‘mt rcpmst Prepared in theinost practical man on the face of thei hostess’ W°l1`k"°w” Style' was dm" earth and the time must come when' ample justice to' The Cumpany "hen he followers of this profession would joined. iu 8 circle and in a, very h°f"` c obliged to cooperate for their mutu-

Eiofxoilcé’ m;l;gaA§l1§ScL;n€e?y"e]e:;“;';al benefit. ln conclusion he extended

ig y P " hearty invitation to all the mem-

xng last the following resolution was submitted for debate. Resolved that Wellington was a greater general

aritims Poultry Association spoke bout the Monorco breed of hens, and he advantage of the trap nesting yst`e-m as a special factor in the im- roving of the breed. He also show- d that the standard of the egg rc- ord could bc raised if the male do endant ofa family of even' an one undred egg strain was mated with pullet of an equal family reputm-

MCLMB' George Sherren’ Waidron A tion, as the oflstring would 'ue still

I-le was ably supported by Cllark Shar- ren, Wilfred 'l‘rowsdale, Stephen

peakers on both sides of the ques- h ' g

yesterday of Russel third son off ' ,tion were made on behalf of thosimwas t e. be” t° “ep mr the r°“°“ William Pa'lner Freeland. Deceas- , ___ 'two great generals. At the close of 'that this fowl was an Burner “mmf” ed who was ,'56 years of age. had not! The wmt" months are trying toiths dsbntc B V0te was taken which ing bird' Md g mst' class layer' b°`

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Subject for next Saturday evening. is h

six months, had been confined to his “ B Y a “Y 7 9” nnnlvnd th t M tc _ h OWU ell 1101150 BS belllll 0110 With bed. death being caused by tubercul-= ed r°°ms_m the home' the dmm' their; Eeneral athanon Wl;]llf1;.w;?>v|;dFre1tY an open from’ of one inch Wi” “eb 08,84 He leaves to mont- besides a shop and the school-taxes the vital- |Heber Fan and Hecouded byxstephedting. This and good feeding would father and mother’ ave brathwsll ity of even the strangest. The blood ;She"_en_ make hens lay all the winter, John sod Nclsc-n ot home, and Geor- l'°°°m¢s thin and watery or clogged A hearty vote of thanks of the In-

The following is from the Leith- stmlte was tendered by the P"e*‘id°“t ridge' Ana” Herald 2_0” at those to the good friends from thc city for events which always holds an interest their kindness in mmmg and the 91' or Old and young alum took place cellence of their most instructive and t the home of Mr and Mrs Hm_,,i_ nyoyaule addresses.

I-luesflls, formerly of O'lssary, P. E, o--l_._.. Island The gifts to the oun con

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cle of friends, including many from spring ills but guard you against theipls were exceptionally yhandzsome, Lay Helpless In Bed ‘or ,Four the City were present. Dainty refresh- I more serious ailments that follow, testifying to the esteem in which they "\y3» cflpplcd, sllffcflflg

ments were served amd flanci-ng enjoy- such_ as anaemia, nervous deliliity, are held. After the wedding supper a Ago" .nd Tnnu

cd. Following ure somgof the gifts in rheumatism, indigestion and kidney leasant social evening was hcld.Mr. y re

China etc., received by the ,\>opular|trouble. Dr. Williams'_Plnk Pills nd Mrs. Huestis will live in the '_'

room's residence on Torrance Aveuue WMI” UUZBKUG Wi'-ll fl IUFEB COD- Mr. Huesinis, above referred to, .-n n struction company," wrltng Amon E_ native of Albany and now a success- Wilbur, from Concord, "I wrenched ful contractor and buildfr of Leith. my buck wh'ile lifting a steel beam. I ridge. renlized at once that I was hu/rt, but

finished the day out, I was no 'lame

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insisted on my going to bed, I rip-

_ Plicd poultices, hot water hogs and

Marshfield, April 8rd..* other remedies. 'out at tho end of the The meeting._Q£ the 'Marshfield Far- fi"-ll day my suffering was more ln- mer's Institutsidwhieh was held in “U50 “BD nf first. A fellow work-' Hssrtrs Hou on iipru in se 1.30 ma" ‘-ffsnsht me a bottle of NERVI- was a very interesting one from LINE' and ’“hb°d' my \'Hf“¥ ‘WIW scsi-c to nnieh. The President, w, ‘mins thsevcninz. This have me Godfrey mum, the membsn to °,.d“__ relief. Rubbing with Nervillne was and the minutes of the 29th inst were °°“t"°“°d th* Mn 0"' “nd "Y “Wm

»g»;»J_»4'»3»c; »g»»°»)¢»¢)»§». ° ° g ° and Mrs. Toombs, City. Cake plates, give Dr.- Williams’ Pink Pllls ei trial. I w h | _ N |

° __° _"__, :“'“°“:”:””“¢ K. C. and Mrs: Holmes, Hampton, I had used less than a half dozen ""1 by the "°"""y “nd °n mmioe mustshalxeucpenexgtgdefight lnilovi

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found on behalf of himself and fam- ily made s suitable reply. After which thd following program was carried ont:-Speech by Chairman; Our Coun- try, Rev. John Murray; Solo, Lena Murray; Agriculture.. Thomas Wig- morn, Tanpernnce, Rev. R. 0. ‘sin-_ clair; Our Island Horne, Angus Green;` Bolo, Lma Murray; The Ladies, John Taylor and A. J. Corbett. After a Nadine from the huns hy nn .1

the singing of God be with

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Celery dish, Krs. J. T. Mellott, B, P.

»v~U}_;;sDA'v_ Road. Chinn. cup, Chas. Mellstt, B.

` P. Road. China tooth pick holder

The Minto left Georgetown yester- Alice Burrows. Six tea plates, Mrs.

day morning for Picton, but after Dr. Henderson. Biscuit Jar, Miss Heu- getting ol Cape Bear, the ice was D0 Iderson, Boquet holder, B. C. and Mrs. heavy that the steamer was obliged Harding. Pair Vases, J. and Mrs. to bank her fires and lay to for _ the ,Woods. Bon bon dish, Mr. and Mrs.

day. Among her Passengers are the Haslsm. Fancy plate, Laura and Et- lienrs which afforded such amusement hel Stewart. Salad dish, Mrs. S. during their stay in Charlottetown, Bryenton. Salad dish, Mrs. Joe. Brr and it is not to be wondered at if ehton. Ham dish, Henry and' Mrs. among their other accomplishments Henderson Fancy pitcher Jolim and

““”?.=-W" ' "' ' . . C . Pit h J. C. served during the Fenton Raid in_standard bred poultry in P. E. I. the

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_,,v._.., __ again, brought a very these little animals prove expert Bessie Stewart roam c rr, _ ;’.;;=._',"_ ~ “Willy to I clove. eallors. Mellett.

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adopted. The procurring of seeds oc

:€::§d_whe§nm €l:|°‘1|:hn:°;th:ll,Le§:_{cupled the first half hour amd follow- cine can equal thme Pills when one is :W this th’ P°““"7m°“ hm th” run down and out of health." °°r° ’ Sold by all medicine dealers or l»y‘ J' w~ RY°“~ P‘°°°ld°”t °| th” P- E- mu] at 50 cm" 3 box or ,H bonlfl. Poultry Association, was the first for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams’ °P"k°"~ *nd 'MY d°n'“*¢ "9 °‘*l¢¢¢ medicine co., Brockville, out. nmons °U‘°" "lines statins that the

.poultry farmers were the originators

MONTREAL, April 7-(Special)-A of the organization, and that when cnhlc from London says the death oc- .lnlnlns themselves tnzcthcr they had curred of Charles Henry Bon-sei-ant I practical point in view, which is Butler, sixth Earl of Carrick, w\m| till held, namely che establishing of

Canada in 1870. " . ' 'tundard bred hen belnga much bet-

muscles that were sore, because it took o\\t the stiffness, cured the pain, and had me well in four days’ time. Of course, to strengthen my heck. I Put on a Nervfline Porous Plum and limi it s wonderful help to a working man."

Not a linimenfl on earth today that compares in psinsuhduing, hesi- lhs and curing power with Nervlliue. Fifty years record has established its unusual merit. Look out for the l\l\»¢f»lf»\1ll0r. insist on "Nervill1|e"

STOCK NOTES.

The Strathcona Farmcr’s Institute

have purchased from Wm. J. Gibson, Marshfield, thc Holstein llull, “Gib- son Boy," sired by Prince lllcrchthi- lde ».Io»hanna. Lad, imported by John Tweedy, Earnscliffc, from the noted Holstein breeders, Mat Richards & Sons. Ontario. This 'null is one of the best in this province, and the sirc of stock that has size and qual- ity. The farmers of Hazclhrook are to be congratiilated in linvzng an

animal of this type ‘in their vicinity.

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Colin McLure of Bracklcy Point,

has purcliased from Wm. E. Mc(‘|illum of the sumo place, his Barrister foul for thc sum of thirty dollars.

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Another good one sold. Edmund

Murphy, Pleasant View Farm, China Point, has sold his Parkside Jr. l"|i’ for a handsome' sum to Matthew liar- rissey of Enrnsclide. This lmudiozrie filly is one year and ten mouths nhl amd is considered 'oy the best horse- men to bc a nplcndid type of me ca."- riage class. There will be anoihsr »'r. dropped at Pleasant View Fnrm this season by the same dam.

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Alfred Webster of Marie lins' lll\l‘

chased from James Cook, Morell. fl fino three year old Junc day 00|? As this is Mr. Wc`i.»ster’s first venture of this kind his friends wish him suc- cess.

O l O wiuism Muuow, iviiuview, one 0* he lemliug butchers, recently Plll' hased ni choice [nt steer wciirlllllglll he vicinity of 1600 lbs for the Eus- er market from W. A. Jenkins, Ver- on River Bridge.

John Horne, winsioe, has n\1f°l=°§j

ed the coming, 4 year old “Ab0l'd9°“ horse raised at the Pleasant View Hotel property, I-Iamptnlli foif th' handsome sum of $200-00~ Tm” 'mi' mal weighs 1400 lbs and was greatly admired isst week hy many lwff-°“‘°“ of this city.

Kearney Bros' of M\lI"l":`:' ltlvcfi scud on Friday to W. P- <»=\-'j“Hl‘§.;’n Ebbsfoct the splendid young_ btaulmt “Crown Gem." He ls fllfed "V i ht.. famous Draft stallion "Gr<lW“ R Sew and is a half brother to “(.fl‘Cf“'“ nd cl " For style and action he is S000

I " L O_ A uptlons. These are all spring sym- - - ' _ i _lt in under-

;.1Td_ofals§uge,_23w§T YP ggfneral wg; Dtoms that thelblood is out of or- bnplwshcnbtheir exest daughter Elizaf %§’0;((1’“t‘;eix‘_1e Elf; Eeréxglcivwternlllmse. take Place tomorrow (Wednesday) der' You can t' cure the” troubles 9 I " ecame e bride of .Lewis A' *_*-_*__ men in tlic deal The Price Illlld W" afternoon' from his lat; home to me with purgntivve-m_ed'icines, which' mer- lI;]‘;e‘;¥;»m9cRl°“*;v_£i%§ §v‘;;9t5r‘:'ltllG;;ll1l,i§ “UML '

church of icnglnnd cemetery. not ci- sly snllnn nhronsh the system lenv- Inav A A YL me lie °";“w Y B k t . =

even. ing you still weaker. What you - - _ ~ Y . pas or o est- ac S |'a|ncd

need to give you health an-dcstrcngth millster (’h"r°h' Tha bride W9-5 Elven _ _

in the sDrinE is a* tonic medicine sndf WHY bl' her mther' Tha Efoom was _

The anniversary of the marriage of the one always reliable tonic and SllPll0l‘¢<=d DY his ¢0USln. H. B. y

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Leonard Court, Donaldston. hlxvpgld

a choice Whito Chester Dig to ev-emi McLean, Southwest. 'Lot 16' fwhm days ago. Mr. Court s herd Ot in the Chester' pigs is one of the bca len. Msricinic Provinces und all ln “P

did condition.

Theodore suis, nnnnhismn, rnvfafr iy sold his trotting marc Nn2°l\’1dr°d tho handsome sum of one ll

and seventy' dollars.

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A sample 0! what mm l§’r‘l)ivci'r; liuc

capable of prnducins ll’ t ° . ' -_ _ can bc seen at T. Strickliindl;.c(digB A steer two years and twe ,MW old, fed by Donald Murchison gm of or North River. dressed 700 This is choice heel. nent it “"“’ wh' ri miie one of the several carcasses l Hdigpmy this well`known firm s Elllltef one of the finest in the city.

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Lord Dalmeny the 0e|¢‘lll`B*'°d ° l dsie scsuion wiu he at tl;;t°°;‘,“,‘?_ stables under the manslwmk him 0,.. J. Cameron. Come and loomd point er and see if you can llnd a