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the Temperance Question(-Moderation VersusA_bstin- W' it

_ _ ence and License Versus Prohibition-The Great T - V 'e ~ A -F- T f.

is Twenty-Fifth Anniversary The Very Largest and Lon-L Audience Lar el in Fa

_ g y vor ofthe Black Knight -_ its Forces Annihilatod in a Big"Members Want It Made’ at

Was Celebrated I Sh' " ' " ' ' ` `

gest lp Afloat and Prohlbltlon-Some Hlsses for Melllsh I

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` Bonn, March 3.-(Special)-The whole sity today celebrated thc twenty-Mill anniversary of the coronation ot the Pope St. Peters was crowded by an immense.

throng, many having their clothes torn in the struggle to gain entrance.

“Loss uvn Porn Leo.”

Many royal persooages were present

andtheseeuewas abriliilintone.

l'orty~ilve Cardinals were in fullorobee. The pmoeniou wana msdestic one. The:

*hellaofall the city churches rang out af

welcome and when the Pontil entered the

'lasilica`the people voiced their feelings _ inamighty roar, “LoneLlve PopeLsc!" g

_ Hector-He is Cheered _A i ’"‘ A a of 1”" s s

Thousands Present Shouted Their Can Carry 2,600 Passengers- _

_ to the E¢h0_ Causing- ' Much _ Loss Peterboroi B_l¢llnst'l-ilelztiolr-__A|l'|l'e,a”il_”Va_t_

, Acclamatiolls- The Pope’s_ Moves Likea Floatinglsland- ‘ ~ _- ~. ~ » ,_ f - -of - ~ ~ -~

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Gov. Boyle on Board. . » . ' ' ’ ‘ ' X " 'T ` 1 "

New Yonx, Feb. 2).-“The ship was as

steady as a floating island.” “You would never know that you were on a ship." It was like a seaside hotel, even when there was a gale blowing outside.” Tbesefwere some ot the expressions of the cheers and passengers of the steamship Cedric, of the White Star Line, after she docked here last night. The Cedric is the largest ship in the world. and thlh was the completion

ofhermaidenvoynge. Itwasav to

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test the eeagolng qualities of the ship. Allagreed that she. met' the test well. There were gales nearly every day, and

seas 'which boarded the ship from time to

time over the bow Notwithstandin this

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it was possible to go on deck every day. The ship pitched to some degree, but did not roll.Bolllng is the- motion most discon- certing. Aa an evidence of the

en the audience settled back inthelr

_ mmm mm, P . ur. Hoooor nod onoroa Pl-ollltltloo .o'tilo~ sent book. “if ii is o food," sold he. why 'H' G °”` A- M°E1f°Y» “fd the* U" milfs Wm °°1¥ boss remedy for silo liqool- evil ood oo, ‘oo dia Lonl Kllollooor oooa book til arinxo.-o

Thol-‘opewasborne bytwelve an and ` '

° Tooele ~ boi-gl...-o uno

m ,Wt °°°° *nd the” °°1¥ °° °”°°f PM °“i° the other hand maintained that it was and thus purify his army and Lord ,mms thawzsaned by `

mreaohlng thethrone donned the ialda tables. “You would never know YOU not th b Th

_ __ d _ e eat. aspeakercontended that Roberts forbid the use of liquor. A _ _d ma' mth . -

|~|m'¢dp|¢¢1-own md th, °,l¢bn;|¢n`W;f_;’e°;_1_;_t5_3;\i§~___al‘_:’___?_¢;13f:_‘;_» W_i"hh l:1rib°° in regard todrinkincr as in many other He then quoted statistics ct the Char 9”” ° °°" P“"¢°“‘ °f 55°

Never in the history of the Operaiwas greeted with prolonged applause- ‘ Cara' Accmmt' _ ‘ 'o "

House has suchathrong been withi its Th ‘ f ' 0 ' `

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walls- as on last night. At hall-past 'seats with an'air ofetpectaney. That' _ _”"' ~ ; I " ' --__3___,__,°_:'_-___ -_

seveuevery seat in the building was Hector would shatter-to atoms the ease . ' s. ~ ' _ _ . A _ ' _ iilioa; lloa still tho pooplo pool-od io. fn, oavooooa ogoloot ooolllbitioo woo too fool# “'YW-Umowrs enum. -1' . signs o'olook coo aisle., nl. boxes soo lolz orovoo tllooooowl. ll ' -

. °m` 0 _WGS °'PP`°l° Arnaivu-, Breakwnter 'Harsh '31-'. » ` '

_the orchestra pit were oacked with men* ed. Nor were they disappointed, for long om; _AJ . (SDF _0n'awAl. larch 3-"'T3P¢id_ _ 5*

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an women. To accommoxlte more the erethe _champiouot the law had oonolud- d 'mm Pom, Gangs’ Hu' ‘T°'m* th &-° roar or lilo sim woo in wo oooo ood odilio olioreonhs left notileeuoou wilioli °"“’“"‘°"°"'°‘ “°°.""""‘°° "°°"°"°'_ .rooms scores obtained seats or standing room his 09601161111 80015 Stood- “Mn Mellish f"'°°'1.u‘.°f_'9°_"¢l‘ll\\1°°“‘*‘°°l*| md* f°’°°'qualiiloation dBtunet. f _ there. When the debate commenced it compares,” said he in burning word ot insurgents, whichresulted in the- '--f=’-fliii-l*‘“¢‘f'iT~"i`°'f‘i_l~_`§

was impossible to lzsin entrance to the “ll nor dri ll' it

q n ingw h aman who eatstoo f t dllmat “sul » im ‘ UFUIU-'ED WF 33-P335

house sogreatweretbe numbers anxious much. But who ever heard ot a man ea in mm mn hum at " '

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to heartbe combat between the onD0ue_nt_who atstoo much go home and cram a tm lmminnt' mt °I an men Togwm’ ._ s _ I' or Prohibition ooo too nov. J. H. noosor. me not poker down lilo wire. slnoot, so 53”# WM 'M 1°” "°‘""*°"~ `“ 1°! Q*

The meeting was opened by the Lor`d'sl took place within sound of my voice while The revolution has completely' paraiyn- Soo in the local Legislature has

prayer repeated by Rev Mr McConnell preaching i Belt

- - ' - 1 _ U Ui- INIIU5- A lllullk edbusinessin Honduras. ' I seated horbribery. l

He stated, after asolo had been given 'by toomuoh does not 'make men crazy and ' "

the Rev. Mr.0om.n, that had been selected 'commit the horrible crimes that we hea.r1'BW‘°I_'*B° I‘°°"° Ewa' bythe speakersas chairman and siaecd_ oi from daytoday.” Referring toalcohol Cnq'a'a;e,‘ Mg;-51| 3_.(3p¢°|¢,1)_ " ~’ ~" *T "' l “ V * '*' the conditions, vixthat each was to speakl as afood he showed that alcohol pre- Gnmmmgp Block cumming tha ltoran hour which might be usedin such serves and therefore defeats digestion- om . bank F. _ . *sections as the speaker desired. Crossing at the Capes the Captain torbasle- °°’Ffi"t° M’ -un* .‘°»

_ _ iln-.moiliollllioo oo..-ooooooomit lliooooo. small to tors oariok oo polo oilloiog “'14 °°11i1=_'°i°W¢lrr==°r»vl-I burned to-

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Fully?50illpeo le were ' i cl d ‘ t °

s ew years toshow nu, _ nm

. D DNSGDT. D I! ._lbeen one continuous storm since win'er sbsurdw "vent le in h W muo AT' TAB” `

_ ___ Th _ had ____ p peop gett gmarrisd t _e good effect ot the Prohibitory Law.

ing a thousand Americans set e storm contrm e cl <

_ . to ,wp hmm, o,-to prevent mom eating In 1900 there were _ 22 drunks; during A_.P‘»T'53¥;’5_3°v _

Pours “ALT 1 when she poked her nose beyond Da.unt’e ‘ - - `

H IsGo0D_ _ to stop gluttony. To show that _those tw_o_ months _ln lml there Dl‘0llllB_Bi1_li__'_ C0!l_lB_rY&illVo that

_ Rock. headed foward the West- Tl19f1f='» too aiiokiog oi liqoor itself woo were eo, io iooetuoro worozo-ooa_ilpi9oo,___1,u,,,.,,|,,,,,m,,,,,',,m,,,,_,,,w,,,P,,_;,,__

'rho Popois in good health and llftertha_two days out were not remarkable ln the not d,¢,e,i,,,-mug no o oolion no quoted' 1 with o 3005 prosecutor: and tiie_law_sn~‘ h|,,*ml ' ,S rl _E th. _‘_ l . -. . Papal booodiollon sole tolli. physicians' _War °f Wmhfr- 011 the 011111 d=Y»I§°"' too Mollmmoolooo who wo.-o.oooioioomhmoed.~thsis»woi-sont! six? '" /V ~ ' ~' ` ° °'~"

, 'ever the wind set in st `

“Yoaeeeth_a. aiteraliyour-warnings the _ tm ’ to pon ual I "°”3_‘_’;al8:°m land the European notions who we” Talking of the question of Prihibitfol __ _ .

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. l 1 °°v"°_d fnfm ° t`ii ti s. Next he took up

Daunt's_ R>cktoSa.ndy Hook Llgbtship, 318;; -c pm”-r e - -

o 7 | , two positions taken by the churches (1)

` voyage, and few were seriously seasick _

I The days runs were 365, 390, 383, 333, 351, f' " ' " “ `

at Goff Bros.. 1

'_ - urged that alcohol was a food and as

lvyolby- from the west, and retarded the ship so useful to the bodyu wal to an “grim-,_

_ o =__. w e . s. much that she was able to average only He noted wth -

_ q orlties including Prof.

- 114-43 km” 3° h°‘“f° The tm” °f 'jhe Atwater who was associated with Bishop

voyage was8days,8hours and 16 mln- utee and the distance

2,889 miles. There were no unpleasant incidents to mar the pleasure of the

331, 303, 358, and 75. _ _

The docking ot the big vessel proved to

be a. dimcult o ti ' '

peru on,owlng to the ice

in the river. The steamer got into her

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year’s fashionable boots.

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slip promptly, but then was unable to get alongside the pier because ot the ice ke~ tween her massive hull and the piles ot the pier. Push as the pumng tubs might, and pull as the donkey engines would on the lines, the big hulk was not to be get close enough to pull the large gangways aboard. At last the narrow bridge used for the second cabin passengers was thrown acio ll the chasm and found to be sufl‘lciently1mg.- The steamer was then thirty rect from the side of the pier. More t an half an bonr was consumed in get- ting her near enough to accomplish this, and in taking the passer; e s ashore.

Amflrg the passengers were Sir Caven'

dish _B »yle, K. C. M. G., ixovern-or of New-

. founciland, and H. Montague Allan, of the _

Allan S ate L’n_e. Sir Cavendish Bo; le _those who insisted on total abstinence (2) (said that he had been away from New-A those ‘who do not prohibit moderate foundlend for four months, and therefore drinking. The first class said Mr. Mellish

_ could say nothing of the conditions _there._ have always _tried to force the letter to

He said he had just received telsél' _ their ideas. Next he quoted statistics informing mm ,Matin was immmm in an attempt to.show that Prohibition

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A FAMILY NECESSITY .

. “ Where is a town in Prince Edward

“ ' rliical modern life, all ,, _

‘mtelzvéegrtyobotgfr s¥ii’ers mom 9|- less from Island, _said the speaker in n burst ot elo- constipation, torbld liver and sluggish quence, that the sale of liquor has been kidneys, and as Dr. Cbases K_iidnf_‘_y-Ll ve_r lessened by the Scott Ach 7-» R111; a.fi~:rtl}_fi_;;_10?4_ié_I_l_:"‘§>él_:_lg'eI;‘tf? t}§'ey‘2";)T;§e h_“Alberton,” said Rev. A. D. Macdonald come to bec0n§,,_3ered ,, famlly ne¢e_so,1;y_ _om the audience, there the sale of Hosts of families Wollld not think of liquor h.s been practically driven out ”

lbeillil With°°l7 them' one Pina d°5°» 2° The great applanse"that greeted .this

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Your Cllailcc for Low Priced Pictures no --3" -fi- '33-£-

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These are good subjects, and are all nicely mounted on colored Thy pisses, wh i lat bers. *butt was Gltrloated by WIND( om-ds with mam Como quick and make your selection. no ovioooi io ihslloll horned smiled with oalrllhif

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Potter and others in investigating its

e ripture wines which he maintained

were intoxicating. He referred to the

does not prohibit and read evidence taken

pport of

that contention.

concerted Mi:

Mellisli but he proceeded The law in

those who drink had told him Prohibition was not ' ' ade uate

al-oo1ma.~oi~oooly tooo olomoa toomlu

were-to he eil’~=ct that the law had done a. dl al ot good in Maine. A Ithelpi nien to save their money too,

forin Wisconsin the great beer-drinking State there is_ $7.14 per capita in the blinks, while in Maine there is $54.65 per

The Royal Commission report had said there was as mush perjury under license as under prohibition and in regard to the Gothenburg system the evidence of those in _whose land it was lu operation was such as to show its great evils. Nolti Carolina where they had the system. had its lieutenant governor in prison tor murder and auother’s sont-o a drunkard’s grave in delirium tremeus caused- by the liquor over which his father has placed him in charge. °‘ _ - “Mn _Mellish~“eaid the Kn’gh‘, his said that some eminent men are in favor ofthe liquor tratllo. So they were in favor of the terrible bondage that held my race in slavery and 'the master under whom my father worked would cruelly whip the slaves and then enter the pulpit and preach that God is Love. M 'A‘s, _B. D‘s and L. L. D‘s have ranged on the side ot liquor and it some ot them don

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improve they will ilnd themselves in

Hades.” _

maninthe _garden with prohibition and! go _the _ . world will re- mgn growing _better and better. T The Knight closed with an eloquent appeal to help save the boys' who in our city were going _down to drunkards‘ graves. _ -

_ 'l Mr Meilish then spoke tor the remain-

by the Royal Commission in su '

ing part oi his hour after which Mr.. Hw- tor concluded his speech. With eloquence fraught with love for the victims ot the drink curse he pleaded eloquently and ear- nestly that the citizens stand shoulder to shoulder with the Prosecutor in his efforts to wipe out the evil and then would the Is* land-the most beautiful spot he had ever visited-_oe mtiiant with the sunshine of the Lord. - l f

The National Anthem brought the meet-

ing to a close. . _T

CRUSHED T0 DEATH- _

humor, N. s, Foo. ao.-Willie Louie:

Hensley ot East Leicester, incompany with his son Earl and 6 young English toy were eniragedin teu'ingdoananoid lumber camp in the woods the root of the _camp tell incnhim crushing him to the ground and 'livrilltt him

beneath the mine. His 'son Ear! was also struck by the fa‘llngtim

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When God made theworld He iltalted °

He declares Tarts ` is in sympathy with

the pall/cy of an .early completion-.of the

Trent Valley Canal which shduid be the polilics of both Eastand West Peterboro_

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‘When I think ,’ said the child, of the many times' I must dress and undress be-_ fore I die, I wish my clothes grew _on my. backl' A

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“Withcut hea\th life is not life; it is_

only a st- te of lanqour .and su&’cring-ani image ov., death." he use ot Dr. Cbase’s~\ Nerve lfood gives the weak, languid and l

discouraged a new hold on lite It makes ' the blood pure and rich, creates newl

nerve force and lustils new energy and A 'vitality into the whole being. It lnaksa weak and sickly people strong and well hy building up the system _

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killed bylretting ought in the mail-

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WHEN SALISBURYWAS A BOY. ‘___ _

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