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MONDAY _

In the Ponce ,\.o\n't in this City Saturday Robert Wood~ was liner $100 and eostaor three montbs_im- ptlB0l1ment for a first offense against the prohlbltory law.

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~‘ -,-ldany,w_ill be sorry to hear that Hrs Wright. wife of Sheriff D. S. Wrlsllt. Summerside. passed away Sunday- morning about 8 o'clock af- 'ttr all illness of only eight days. De ceased was 72 years of age. The fun- eral takes place tomorrow, Tuesday, at two p.m. to Searletown cemetery

-The ladies of the S'Side Meth-

odist Church have shown their tllou- ghtfulness of the comfort of the oc- cupants of the parsonage lately by having a splendid new range placed in the kitchen and at the last meet- ing of the W. M.. S. the minister's wife was presented with a certificate of life membership.

-Some weeks ago a warrant was

issued by Prosecutor Gough and the shop of _Andrew Bowness, Kensing- ton. was searched by Constable Geo. Brown. Eighteen bottles of whiskey were taken and samples were taken of the beer which he sold over his counter. The beer was found when testad to be twice as strong an the law permits. Mr. Bowness paid his fine. He has paid a number of lines before. \-

The ,concert and_social held under

the auspices of the Presbyterian con- gregation of Brackley Point l-load on February 16th, was an unqualified success. The audience room was crowded to its utmost capacity. The entertainment, rendered solely by lo- cal talent, was the best ever given in the community, and could ,not be easily excelled in any of our rural districts. This consisted of choruses, duets, solos, action song by seven little girls, readings and dialogues. Each part, without exception, was executed in a most happy, natural and effective manner. The committee, as well as the participants, older and younger, are to be congratulat- ed in furnishing an entertainment so highly appreciated by the public, as also upon the financial success. Mrs. J. W. Rodd in o capable manner pre- sided at the organ. Benj. Carter, of the city, assisted by D. Mclnnis and Geo. Richards, auctioned the bask- ets. The proceeds amounted to S'l04, from which about $10 are to be de- ducted for expenses.

A correspondent from Orwell Cove

writes as follows:--Farmers in this vicinity are busy hauling wood and lumber.~l~iector McDonald and Jolla 'McPherson paid a flying visit to Montague recently.-Miss.Sadie Mac- Pherson, Kinross, is visiting friends at Brush .Wharl.-Joseph Nicholson and William D. McLeod are busily engaged in hauling lumber which they report very scarce in this viciw ity.-Nell A. Gillis, carpenter, is kopl; 1 busy by thc wants of-his many cus- flomcrs. -D. D. McLc od, mer- chant, is doing a rushing business.- William Dreelan, shoemakcl' is kept busily rnl.-alged at his trafic.-John X. McI.ccd and Joseph Morrissrw were fishing smelts recently and re- ported o fair catch.-John Rooney is engaged in hauling lumber to Ander- son's mill. I-le intends to erect a new dwelling house and outbuildings thc coming summon- John A. McLeod and William. J. Gillis paid a visit to Eldon last week.-Miss Katie Gillis, Orwell, is the guest of Miss Jessie Gillis, Orwell Cove.-William D. Gil.- lis purchased from Norman A. Gillis, Eldon, a Brazilian colt with which he intends to do some ,fast trotting in the near future.-Arthur Gillis has purchased a Henry Disston saw with which he intends to do some flue work.-Wilfred McLean and Angus A. Nicholson are visiting relatives at ,Point Prim.-Duncan McDonald and Amos McLeod intend to erect an ice- boat which will give good satisfact- ion. `

Rheunialism

i Weather This

But Dodd's Kidney Pills Al- ways Cure Rbeumalism.

What, They Did for W. H. (`.ralnc,and

Why They Always Cure Rheuma- tlsm-They Remove the Cause.

TORONTO, Out., March 4.-(1Spe-

cial).-In these days of sudden chan- ges of- teihperature known to so many suffering people as llheumntiszn weather' the experience of W. H. Cralne. of 103 Gladstone Ave., this city, is of wide-spread interest. Mr. Craiue suffered from Rheumatism. He is cured and he knows the cure. It was Dodd's Kidney Pills.

"Yes, I know Dodd's Kidney Pills

cllred my Rheumatism," Mr. Cralne states. "For after I started taking them I used no. other medicine. I never cease recommending Dodd's Kidney Pills to my frlends.” ~

Dodd's Kidney Pills cure Rheuma-

tism by puttln‘g the Kidneys in con- dition tu strain the uric acid out of the blood. It ls uric acid ln the blood that causes Rbeumatlsm. Cold or.damp causes it to crystalllze at the muscles and joints and then comes those tortures every rheumatic

knogl-"only too well, Dodd's Kid- neymléls cure ifbgumatlnru by curing tid’ '_ nays. " The cured Kldneya re- |po_v_e the_caus_e of Rheumatlsm.

` ...'l1:e_ sudden and unexpected death of 'Mrs George A. McNabb of Leth- bridge, Alta, daughter of Mrs F. G. Bovyilr, Georgetown, fs deeply re- gretted by ' hal] many Provinlcial frlenh. Mrs Mchaub, who was only twsntv-four. was n rohrusb hesrtv

death,-took place at Fonlt Hill. on the 19th inet of Wflllln )l¢> -Phee ln the 94th year of his agel-le was hurled at the Presbyterian Oenr otery, Dundas, of which church- he was for many' years a consistent member. “Thou shalt coma.to thy. grave in a full age, like as a shock of corn wmeth in in his season,"

-A runaway accident took place it St. Eleanor's Saturday evening; _p _ly which two young ladies had rath- ‘ _-r an unpleasant experience. A rig oelonging to Austin Scales was

:he owner was out of sight the two young ladies decided that this was their opportunity to have a free M

siderably more speed than they ex- pected and soon got beyond their in

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wut, with the result that a doctor

Saturday afternoon, Feb 26, in Sher-

tricts. The late Mrs Henderson was

life indeed was an exemplary one. 0

church and charitable works. She

Madge of Iunisfail, Jean and Elise at

and one son, Kenneth, who holds a

a. brother, Dr Leigh R Gregor, Pro fessor of modern languages at Mc- Gill University; and sister, Bessie.; of Colorado Springs. The funeral, services, which were very impressive, were conducted by Rev T. F. Fuller- ton, Charlottetown, Rev W. H. lipen- cer, Covehead, and HOV E. Bvll.

York.

Readers who are interested in mak-

ing profit from poultry raising, will be interested in the following letter to the Canadian Farmer from W. S. Phillips, of lllcAuley, Manitoba. Mr. Phillips was one of the prize winners in the recent, "Poultry-for-Profit Club" contest,beld by Lee Manufac- turing Co., Limited, of Pembroke. He says:

“First season (1908) I purchased

all -my eggs for setting, paid my first payment of $24.00 on the Peerless Iu- cubator, and cleared $126.00. Last season (1900) I purchased $18.00 worth of eggs, paid last payment of $24.00 on incubator, paid cost of feed, houses, etc., $64.00, ami showed the following balance shoot:

Salo of cockerels for breeding

purposes . . . . . . . . . . . $96.00

Sale of cockerels, dressed..... 21.00 Valuo of pullcts and cocker-

cls on hand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 230.00

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Total ....... . $347.00 Expenses .... .. .. . 106.00

I’rolits...... $241.00

_ This is $367.00 profit in' two sea- sons. Docs poultry pay? I om euro it does."

Tho quarterly meeting of Victory

District Lodge, Independent Order of Good Tcmplars, was held with Morn- ing Light Lodge at Albion, Lot 59, on 'I‘»uesday, 22nd inst. The day was all that could be desired and the at- tendance good. Delegates were pres- ent from Murray Harbor. Cambridge Cross, Montague and other parts of

the District.

The District Chief Templar Richard

Creed presided, and gave a report of the work done during the past quar- ter.

The Secretary A. D._ McDonald re-

ported that tllcrc were ninc Lodges in the District, with a memkprship of; over three hundred. St. George'e Lodge, Georgetown, having the lar-

gest number of members.

These reports were received and

l:iven to the Committee on the Shats of the Order. The Grand Chief Temlp- lar Edward Bulplt was present took part in the business and contributed mllch to the success of the meeting. Some time was taken up hearing re- ports from the dlflerent Lodges repro- 1*¥1\’wd._ which were interesting and eu- couralging.

The District Secretary-for 'the

Treasurer-rel>or_te<l that the cash oo hand amounted to $52.00. $25 was v0_ted\ for organising work in the Dis-

trict. l The report of the committee on the

state of the order was road on-<1 ol, cussed clause by clause,

The Report recommomdcd that o

plan of fraternal visits between. the Lodges ble arranged by the Exccuti-ve, This was adopted. The committee in their report congratulated the Good Templars upon the fact that so_many-, _ young men were taking an lr-.tercsi-, in the work of the order, which was a -hopeful sign for the fuilure. The report of the committee was adopted;

In the evening a pul.-lic meeting was' held lu the new bull which is a dred- it tc. the Lodge and was largely at- tended. The Grand Chief presided. After singing by the members led by Miss Elsie Westaway, the Lodge Or-‘ ganist, interesting addresses welc delivered by Rev. F. A. Wightmau and L. U. Fowler, "Rescue the'Pcr- lshlng" was: sung and the meeting

closed. The next meeting of the District

Lodge will be held at Montague in June next.

Not since in fatal drowning ac-

cident at Rocky Point last summer has it been fha duty of a local per-

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lodical to chronfce a a y y_ which moro than one party lost his

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eaped unhurt. it.

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A It Pllltal. I l\lT!l\'» U55 tllodn all probability met with unexpected death __ llrl. _llelntyre and. her husbands what maa~dmve»to this city yel-

ay to attend aor-

vlce in St Dunstan'a__Oath»d_r\l. Alter

rvlce they started for home, leav-

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It is not known exactly wlllt took

lace but it le supposed that Mrs by falling from the barn loft. break-

clntyle was following the sleigh ing this precaution owing to the afe condition of the ice, on the

ae _ ing shortly after nine o'elock, and .._ ~y--- .. , ,._._. coo _ ,_( V - _ '

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Bed that MTB Mflllll-!\'° Fl!! f0l‘ Isllllfl HOBPltll. ` The Earl Gréy left Plctou yoster-` dozen for eggs, four llfty‘.a. ton foal IP milking 101' the llxht OD the -- f day morning for this city, but, ow- loose straw, forty to f0l‘W'0l\° WIN; urine Wharf knowing that she Nail McNevl\\. City, Chief Ranger ing to the dense lug rre\':l‘l1'lS nas a bus for oats; "ll C9015 I n’ |°"

drive. After starting ¢l,,, horse cb; would be able to get assistance of Court Charlottetown; C. O. F., _unable to reach this port and made pork and ton dollars a ron for loose, *ladies found that he possessed con- there. - ' ll" "°°°lV°d 5 °°lllml53l°ll ll mi* f°l` G°0l'S°l70WU 1\l"l'lVl|l¢ f»ll°"° .lt lll!»_ .

k the ice at the furry wharf for _.Much simlllthy is felt. far_lf‘red~

outhport erlck Blanch Lot 56,.who was seri-

ously iniul'cd'0n Sunday Feb 20th

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and in

meetings

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pre-

a very large cases were

~Dealera' in Alberto!! yeswrdlly were paying llc nib for butter. llc a dos for eggsfll cents rbusvforw white oats. 391: a bus for black Oat-_8.» sito el cents o lb for-pork. Bleu, lb for hides. $9 a ton for loose hay

ing and dlsloeating his shoulder. Drs McDonald of Souris and Kerrie of Dundas, were summoned, and-he*

c.l:u-t U-floxfiug and $10 for pressed. ol or ization --

gon

courts will gin -Dealers In Bummersfde yesterday themaelvw later. were paying twenty-five call*-B 8 WH.

atanding hitched in a yard and while horse\hreaklng through it is sup- was removed on Monday to the P.E. .___ for potatoes ; ¢w°rl¢Y°llV° 9°”-9-5

The first intlmatlon of the impend- i-f‘l°f» Hlsll Chia! Ranger from the three fifteen p. m. with seven pass-_`_ _` _ _ '

ul b obll or Ge tc ~ ` in armed

g fatality was received when the 8 c Ranger. _ the order in angers. 'The Mlnto left orsv In “Y,oo¢,o|-day afternoon 'o oers

ontlol While turning asharp curve, aight wat¢l1m8l_1 OD the Steam Navi- P¢l'fh1 °“l'”'l°- 'BY um °°“¥1*l”l°|l Mil 'U'-VlVC<l lil Pl°'»0\l ul- fm 3037- with the nwelissry PANT! 9°°l'°l\°d .be sleigh upset, throwing the ladieo gation Wharf heard cries for help. Mir McNevln is vested with full pow- |1vo_,'n,o outward oopgo, by the Earl, .goo pnmlooy of Roy Essory on Graf-

s nothing could be done unaided be 01' £0 flmnlgamate the two Courts of Grey this morning will he 011° 0" 0| ton Street. They surprised the oc-

buc to be culled. However. at lame immediately i-au to the Labor Uuluu that crder in the City. 1/lr; o,,,,,.¢,,, wav freight und om hom- _ = eupaut and be rachel- mo hastily ut- =~eports, with the exception of some Hall on water street, a couple of Chariot'-etowe und' Sir William. 1 ---- ~ ` p ~ _tempted to destroy some of the nary bruises and a severe shaking up, they blocks away and there got several Wlllcll lmBl§9"ll¢-l0l\ Wlll “K0 Plath 'l‘ll° ~Y0rk .Auxiliary 07 35° W°m‘ fluid in the shop. He also interfered ire not much the worse. The sleigh young men. Wl10. 00 Bl'l‘i‘/illg Bl the l” th°`“‘"" f“¢“l`°- ‘MVB \li'BS‘l0l\8¢¥ 9°°l¢tY lf°l'l ¢l1°ll' with the officers in the discharge. of was badly broken, but the horse es- scene looked up a boat and launched 1- annual Parlor Social on Friday ev- moi; dugy o_nd'¢oy- ull; olenco he

In the meanwhile Mrs McIntyre There passed peacefully away at s-ning last, at the ‘home of loam! and_ wgpgpkm ll-l chu-ge_ A' “ld was ,l.

--- was still feebly calling for help and Crapaud on Sunday, 27th Feb., Mar- Mrs Holman, and it was a ¢l¢¢l‘l°\l so made on 'the premises of Frank

All that was mortal of the into those who were attempting to rescue Hint N¢W50U1'» »l`¢ltCt 0! the late success in every sense of thi# W0l‘\l- McKenna on the same street but

Mrs Dr James Henderson, Union kept answering back in order to keep ~l0lll1 R°gerS0l1. aged 82 years. De- Ovrlr. a hundred were present and noghlng was dlgoovoy-od, Road, Lot 33, was laid to rest on up her courage till help an-lv¢d_ ceased had suffered a long- illness, thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Amos .___ ,

With as little delay as possible the “nd lwlves t0 mourn their loss six West .was chairman and made some Qu, ol the most successlul shoot.

wood Cemetery, beside tho remains? party got the boat on the ice and, dB\l8l1l~°l”B. namely, Mrs. Richard appropriate remarks before reading lugs eval. held by the Cherry valley of her husband, who predeceased hor running it out to the open water, CBm°l'0r\. Mrs. Robert Reid.. Mrs. o ‘ program of conslierable lengt-ll. Rifle Club took place at the home of less than two years ago. The fun- they lflufwllefl lf- The °l"l°B by tllll- F'°°d‘. M°D°““l‘l °f CFBPHUG. Mrs. which c0I1BlSl€1l Ol m,“Bl°- "°*1°l “nd the Captain a fw daysago. Good eral procession was one of the larg- time had -flied SWB! Mill UN 'l>0¢ly B_"“°° H“‘l9°“ Gnd MTB- G0l'<l0h Hud- instrlfmwtal. 890619195- l`°“dl“85~ 5°' prizes created keen competition and est ever seen an this port of the of the victim was taken on board by S0". CBlBB1`Y. and Mies Fannie, at Rev J. M. and Mrs Bice. Ol Wm' resulted in high sec.-.res being made. Province, many being present from -l0llI1 G0\`fHly§ Miisfed by 910 F99- h°'“°5 “|50 °"° 90”- WBl¢°l‘. Oh the sl0° W¢l‘h Pl`¢S¢l1¢ M0 delightfully The thanks of the club are due the Charlottetown and surrounding dis- ¢\1lflf5 ¢l'¢W- ` h°m°°t°°'d' Funern lmkes Pla” $0' SBD! B°Wl`B‘l' \‘l\|°*-3- G’°°° V°°r°° Rvfollowlng who generously donated

Without 'delay the 'body was taken du? ('l`\18SdaY) 5'- 3 D. m. Colwell, J. Pierce and L Toombs. ln-lm; md were lull-umoog-9,1 lo mag.

widely known much respected and ashore and strenuous edorts were '-- _ ,Clty, were also present and rendered lug the shootlng A s“w,”_ pl-ow” greatly 'endeared to all who had the made to restore life to the daad wo- "‘Tl1"¢ P18506 BWI! at Searletown a number of intensely Pl°H8l“§ ‘i“°l" Bros. H. I-I. Brown,__ D. P. Irving, pleasure of her acquaintance. Her man. Drs. Kelly and Ralph and Cor- °“ slmday tl" 27”* “"0 rl*-UNB U' fell-C9 Wlllllll °¢ld°d €'*`°°'-ill t° the M. L. A., G, F. Hutcheson, W. W.

on were summoned and fl°°k1 8 reapectcd citizen of ha i s cnc. en-t M" D°“°°“ el cDo d G W Ta

ner Johns ttcrenus' lvm ~ , »wluer,s.A.M nal... y-

in her were developed those qualities after their -arrival they worked for Pl°‘°°» ill the 60th year of his age, who recently came from. Western lol., w_ N_ vl-anon' and Jenklns & of mind and heart that made her not_ over an hour toward the same with- “lt” B" llllww Of live weeks of Canada to visit her former home at som -lille lollowlng are the scores only the comfort of the home but a out avail. Kidney fl~ml¢¢l0l1- -Mr Affleck was well Y0l'lf, SBVB lm ll'-‘l-°l"5"lk"3 °‘ldr°“!. made out of a possible of 100. Capt valued member of the social circle Coroner Johnson decided that un- “ml f°V0l'“blY kl10Wl\ tl1l‘0U§‘llout the most suitable to tl1° 0C°45l°“' DW' Wm Jenkins 100, Wm Mutch 98, W. J_ where her presence will be greatly der t-he circumstances an inquest P1`0VlI1¢¢ and his death wlll~ be _'ug' l-l1\\`¢V¢l\l¥1E f¢f“°l’l\m°"'~° “'"° MeEaehefrn 97, Samuel Gay 95, True- missed. She was always foremost in was unnecessary. Later the blrdy Was “mented bl' mfilly- He leaves to served by the laxlies in their usual man Jmklns 95' w_ A_ Jenklm, 93' H ,_ _ _ M

removed to Hennessey's Undertaking '€\°‘"`" his Wl\l0W. two sons and capable manner, much W *ll* Wu" Horton 91, S. Sealey 90, W. McNeill taught- hy' dlslrlél, teullen ln the

leaves to mourn fourdaughters, rooms. _ w° dnughters' Ale* Alllwl. Searle-1 ‘action of all. At the conclusion 5 90, W. Cavanagh 89. ` '

The deceased, who was abput for-‘ WW" *md HWY? Affleck, San An- hearty vote of thanks was tend._°r°d

horns and Marion, who is taking on ty-five years of age, was an upright, $“l°» TBXBS. are his brothers, Mrs. the members of the male d'UB\‘f-UUA! The wlll ol the lute garbam gl. “lamb 4 .

Arts Course in Dalhousie, College, Christian woman, was the mother of m- 50lJ€y, Searletown, Mrs R. E ‘for their kind enterminmvlltl B190 *lo Hallowm who reoently died ln Clml-_

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hree children and these, with their l3°l>€§'l;rl_‘iizh River, Alta., Mrs Qulg- Mr and Mrs Hohnan lol flwll' l‘l“‘l" 10¢tof_own_ has boon mod lo the pi-'o good position in California besides father are left to mourn the sad tw’ 5°” _and MJ” MMV. Searle- ness in Opwlllg l-l1¢'ll` 110m” l°" the hate Court and Probate granted. mngement alang this llu- woullyxo loss of a wife and mother wholost t°¥“ are his sisters. The funeral evening. A subjstanftlal collection WHS Th, following are the bequests: ' er life in an effort to secure assist- 0°' es PIM” “t 1 P~m- t0dB§' f-0 the received. All deparfbfl f°_°h*"'l"' h°m°s The sum of $300.00 to St Du»nstan'l~

ance for another in distress. She is “Pe Traverse Cemetery. feeling that the evening W” `m°“t Cathedral fund.

sister of Sixtus lVl”cLellan's, of the W . profitably sP6l\l'- , _ _ 'Phe gum of $300 to bhe parisl

lt <11 A "HY *mio able evvnl Y l ni '.1 o ui l lf

firm rf M¢L¢ll‘f-in BFOS. C Y. BD B Y ` Hg' was spent . 1 WEDNESDA Pr est of St Duns `n a efra, ol sister-in-law of Rev. John B. Mcln- °;‘ é`l‘“"§‘l“Y Fell 17th at the home -l-he following are the Sourls mar- m-asses for the repose of the deceas tyre of St. Dunstan's College and Z. 2 °°“°.d ‘nd M" News” Ki“5“` li 't' rlces'--Potatoes per bus. 30 ad soul- E. Mclntyre, grocer, City. _°n- Q‘“t° 9' few llllfltell guests e t oats' per bus, 40 cents, _pork The sum of $100.00 to the Nuns of

Of the man Plaster or the horse tathered and th” ‘“'°l1ll1&’ was spent een 10 cents: beef per lb. 6 Cents". the Charlottetown 'l-IoS'P1Wl-

and sleigh nothing definite is known in S'am°5 Bhd. music, a1so_gramc.- pm ' lb 22 to 24 cents; eggs All the rest and residue of her es but _this morning something will be l‘;l;;1n/22 aelecfllons by H. Pet-hlok. A bglitggzpeiz cents; hides per lb, 9 late she gives to her vhree daugh dom, to locate the mlsslng mul who n Y supper was served by the P 'd ll poi- ton 10 dollars. ters, Mary Elizabeth 0'!-lalloranr.

,muh Od los, his me hostess to which all dnl sm le ua- °"“t“ “” “Y ___.' catherine o'l-Lullorsu and Eliza o

basin all ll 'o . . ' D J » » - The symaptby of the whole com- “"6" A’“°“K fl10S° Present were _ ‘ t ~ ne yesterday I-Ialloran to be equally <llvi\l°d be

munitv will go out to the bereaved (lh.“"Ie"’ and Mm Fuzzle f0f`If\€l'lY Of é'r`?et;l;l:g lgrtyhielloagcmwubnshel tween them, and appoints Mary ones in their hour of severe trial. tm” Place lmlh DOW _`0_l Sl-rassburg, :Y at twmgy-two to'twBf-lf-Y"ll"° EllZ8l>‘¢l1l1 0'l'lB-ll°l`al1 50l° E¥e°“¢I`l’»

The sermon in St Dunstulfs Cath- S”“"" Wh° “W "'““““S llm- also °' ° sfushei for potatoes, een col- 'rbe estate according to the invent

for their val lous bomfis first thank- twenty 011° ce”

enrol last cveuiuz wblcn was the Russell Bums and .num Lewis Free- “em .“ ’ no , een sun a ory filed is valued at $24,190.09 unc last one the dccenwl woman lm”-d f-DW". and Miss Myrtle Henderson, ma? 8556;] ;0;‘,,.ll?l?¢iNlor llork, twenty- consists of real estate, stock in B8-'nk was preached by her brother-in-law, I‘.°ng`cr°°k' Alter smzmg ‘the Na' ha dents a. pound for butter and of Nova S0008. Bllflli Of New l3f\mS` lle,._ _y_ B, lll.clnty,.e__ tional Anthem the happy crowd left- “fo _ - dozen for eggs. wiok and cash on deposit in the Do

minion Savings Bank, Bank of Nova

_ U3 B . _ .

TUEESDAY ' ing Mr and Mrs Ncwson for a most ~ ' a ainst Roh- qcqti d Cauogdion Bank of Com.

pleasant evenln The prohibition case E - 8. 811

Additional particulars secured of gl crt Stanlelh CltY» Whleh came up fog meme'

, _ "‘*" ~ u dismissed hiv

the sad drowning accl-dent rn the bar- Miss Winnifred M. Hodgson, orwol- llxl‘;‘,?r}:/l1,§gll;vl;!:i'il;\e.ellheweiliidence given by bor Sunday nlghl:,_as_previously an- tham, formarly of Prince Edward the chief witness was shown to have nounced in the Guardian, throw lit- Island, and WfllianLH Joyco, of “red ol hlnpkmoll and as it WHS

was recently Woods to be

Iderstine, Somerville, appointed by Mayor principal assessor tc

succeed the late William A. Flaher

tie light on the accident itself. The 90g¢,0n_ lam,e,.l'y of 'Qaobec were BBW t d ‘the case agalnst the full details will' probably never _hc married last Wednesday evening by- :lnleglrflgggrsai dismissed. " .

brought to light. Rev J. S. Gibb, pastor of tha Frog. ce .__- `

The body of Mrs Joseph Mclntyre bytcrlan church of Wal.¢|,a,m_ at. we ,The death ol J_ y_ Llooi-¢l,1 took

was removed to the home of her ,lolmo of Seymour 11-_ and Mrs xvels lzce at his home at Fortune l-,ll/lye brother Slxtus McLellan, _ Prince 258 Willow avenue. They were n',,m-.' p Snturday eveniul: last after a Street and the funeral will take led under an arch of pinks and ever- gulf illness- of only a few weeks of place from there this afternoon _ at grcon io- the parlor. which was hand- Joe Grip at the 850 Ol 91 Y°“"S- two o1clock by train to Grand River somely decorated in pink and white. The dooohaed was a carpenter by West, the former home of the deceas- fphc. dlnlng_room was banked with trade and was _also B most l,,\lcms5_

ed' when interment Wm be madet Wergreen and yellow chrysanthe- ml farmer. He. was a consistent

Yesterday morning a searching mums and palms wel. l h th _ h C c MBll,,,dl,¢ party was formed to look for The brldys gown wfas nwhflte xr3g:;:` W°rk°£ °!d"h‘;s agszglpils B ,llqglnct

the missing servant man Daniel l-_ llk. ` 0l\“l`° all ` ll' to

_ - me s , th ell ht it lx as

Plalsted, a son of Thomas Plaisted orange blossoms. 2:; eslllg eagles R28 c?m,tf:,¥,,fé;.urfn :axle he ll,.,,(l_

of Arlington, and the horse and by-ide i-osos.'Mlss M'ay.Lewis, of W l. d _ l d by his widow, sleigh which he had been driving. tham, in blue chlfflon and carryislg galgelr oil; Tythiev daughter, also, by

They f£o'wed .the track Ol the an arm bor|q.uet of plnks, was brides- six brothel-g_ Matthew R., Geo. M.,

tram “curly across the river OPDOH- maid. Angus K.-Bucbana ` l B _ lalng in Albercbn. ite Roscbank which there turned and ton, .was best man' D_ Hqgllegt wf’S_ ;l:_2mbTl;¢1>&n°;_»' i;°5Sa8kamon` Josiah led towards Victoria Park Hams played B weddlng march on in, Bunalo and Rev Rohan; ln pol-l__ Ab°“t “°"'} ` the l’°"tY Ulm Diario. at which M168 Ruta Myvrs lam-1 Mains. The funeral tuck place f0u_ud the _mane CBP. the bum. presided later lil the evening. 'rbere ymél-any steel-noon, Rev Hugh west- siffiiil ivygnlgblsbsiiollit Wulf. 8 memo" "M" 8'3" '° 1° 9" morelaud officiating-

track opened up by the Earl Grey. doc Bbfayg & TWIN catered' .G11-

man ankin, of Somerbrldge,

'gl';¢Yb g°Hl;)Cl1t¢dhBl1l fflflv dl0l` Izlsli- were ushers. Mr and Mrs Joyce re-

Ui 0 Y U B 0"" U0 UE ceived many dna gifts. 'I’hey‘will ro-

gheli tlglgy suivll un btlls Search ut; clue lu wslclunb. Mrs Joyce wus for- __.‘ _ _

ar . ey w pro a y resume 1 1 Au, ll _ - _ l work today. mer y 0 er T2... _

-C S Youll Licentiate, has rc For ten ears past the South _"_ it

- - K. ‘ Y ' .

celvea as u_ ,nn from the members ol African Veterans have kent-up the Another Cese Where Life Was his congregation in Alma, Alberton, observance of Paardeberg Day, and Saved and Healgh Rgstgred by

Springfield and Knutsford. a hand- these annual reunions have been , oNerviline_»'

some fur _lined coatl and Exp. Mr grfiiaflllyienjolyileil by atnlll: rixlvln in kbtkl ‘

Young finds the peep e o ese com- an e r m ary c zen gucs s. munlties very kind and his desire is Last evening _theiykdlned together at _ WC l"1\'° all Fwd 3"?) ‘F551 °€h;\;;’ to be faithful to cbs fbnrgs God has tho Strathcona' tel, the veterans agonies of Sciatlcs. tu (10 Sl; _ this glvoo him, and lo o measure return in somewhat diminished numbers, whp have been ol; “re B rlmate the goodness of his friends. owing to some removals from the dread malady can ubY Wd ner

Province, but the occasion proved what it must mean_to e cure a

be one of 'ucli aerlotlc and ears of suffering

lll1l'll»l‘° me Y

' r martial ardor. Chaplain Fullerton It is because he feels it s so gala

-1*' presided ln his usual hearty and hap- duty t0 itll t0 the W°1'ld bl’ ‘alta “

"__ py fashion, with Lleut Col H. D. Nervlline that Victor P. I-Illes m es

Failure in Liver Activity a _,_,,l,,,,,,,,, in th, vm ¢n,,n, on following declaration: For time

Cau5e_ After the dinner there were a ser- YUIYB I WW ll* "W RWM Mm 9°"

les of toa'sts and many enjoyable, vice, and in all kinds of weather had

-'*°' ‘amusing and pau-lotlc addresses, lo. to meet the _nicht_trains-'-hD}ml>uel=s.

There are thousands on the verge many of whioh the fooling was og- cold and exposure blclug is onssc az

of serious kidney trouble, Brights prcsood mag wo gonna) oolobg-ation tica that _affected mydets e. mallet ¢llsease,__diabetes, etc., who like Mr. mlghg not po-bo' discontinued, ig tlmes an attack _woul cons on! a Jeremy J. Perry, of New Glasgow, had wen mtlmned mllghg porno ogg, made me powerless to wor . h wa.; wereattrlbuting their physical de- ,mer ohio you-_ 'poo gout lloeglilil so nearly~a complete cripple t at 4 oline; to every other than the true than. ,.,,l,°mllu¢_ down no tho m1¢.` had to give up, my fob. I was ln cause. night hour was as followe:' _ __ di¢Dl,ll‘-_ 0010910*-*li "Bt d°'"‘ l’°' In a recent letter he says: "Myl rpm Kln¢._f_h° Natlongl- All;-,hen-|___ , _c usdthl _lh0l10Y‘,I !P9ll_l- 0|* ¢l'Y‘l|l€ _t0 kidneys. ,perhaps a result of dyspep- The Governor-General and the Por. get well was waited. I was speak- slo, got all out of order; they ached lqamnt 0| gmod,,,..H°,,_ goo;-so E_ ing to my one day: and he excessively. I had constant thirst Hughes, J, E_ p_ Moc;-ogqy_ y recommended/ ' Nervlllne. I had and my body showed signs of wast- gm- Dead Colm-ad¢9_Hoo°l»¢d ln this good llnlmeut rubbed on several

ing, despite an appetite in the early g11ou¢¢,_

swsu of 'mv trouble. ample eucush _neaalug._A Legitimate Hanging-

to sustain the body. I decided to Lloog, L_ H, Bo" cu ed try Dr. Hamllton's ‘Pills and have The Dofoooo Forces of Canada-¢ r

:rect satisfaction lu statins that l/leur. Col. Moore, Lleuc. Mesure. Six

they have completely cured me. An our Amont Comodo,-Major A,

immediate decline in the volume of Lord, H_ H, Brown, urine was the most noticeable at the The pyeoomnoubio McDonald, Robt.

b lnnln and this was soon followed

ex s. ooze _ _

by a relulal- }l)i(¢;(t)l|:>nIol“tBlll:2rebl;'W:!1lB- tl; Thar; Survivorilofttha So\5thmAfl;l- f "1 d k d _""'“; t °“"°'l‘ 5' ‘ It bs ch WBSBSNS - °» can eteraas- eu. o. oS0_.hvu| linac nmdavanbut mu angedt goeth. set rid of so pressing B devire f° imayéir Weeks. M1101' H°D°“°lfl- c:n°trut.hfully say that Nervl nie is `nnds of the times. 'rhatotlig boy; fl"l“ll‘~ ‘l\”l“*1 “S W” mf’ °“° Wm' 8 1»°°llh5lllll-lfl*"-lftlglil’-°f ,far strynler. more P°’1°l-Willis. and must be kept interested ln forming me wt Summer- ddln. of t e _Li_<us~- ¢-lm. - vu - -lun ln; ~bme11 dun umnlug ein all my vt wt fm to rm in their "N0 011085011 “mil” ln my mlflfl Garlllmm Of thi Xrtillery. Lt- W- K- lor” elliv paln.__ I urge' everyone l.de¢l.' He concluded with the follow- that the liver vu the cum of my Rosen of th Blew Guru and G- eiuilimmifo, sein-mln; rlieumltlm ng resolutions me when.. ailments- I am -sure that no pills for walker of the Army-Medical Corps. or "louse to \1l0"N°_f_'*lll\\°- I 11°' W0 'prd0nt‘ system of llduca. kidney, liver or bowel trouble can Qtbertosetl were yet to follow |¢, vm “N ¢§@,f',N‘.; __ ,gon ig practised does noi.

compare with Dr I-lamllton's Pills I when The Guardian representative Tho;-o 1 -it g mm¢ moot fully gpg ygqolromooq of ml,-

urze their use to all my friends." _ _'M Cdl” .'"_ TM iyonilooq, on 4¢|M“n“|“ ` _ mm I,l.mll <

No other medicine ls so certain io nuns unlrfhid ani \-are une~.\-ails inn lf. --er za.. s.u‘¢-.\4..\ ........ m\....».....~ .;-....i....| o_o __ ..._

times a day, and got relief. In order

io build up my en- ral health aneclgim- prove my blood I used Ferro1.ode,one tablet with each meal. I continued th i s treatment four months and

Harry Van

y.

t There were several applicant! for the position, which carries wlti lt a. salary of $800 a year. linden the rules the appointment went over_ for confirmation by the board of al dermen until the next meeting. Mr. Van Iderstme was born in Charlotte town, Prince Edward Island, and when fourteen years of age came to Somerville He is at present presi- dent of the Republican ward and city committee He is also a member of Oasis Lodge of Oddfellows, Signet commandory, Knights of Malta, Iva- loo Rebecca Lodge, Somerville coun- cll Royal Arcanum, Somerville Lodge, A 0 U. W., Union Fraternal league, Prospect-hi-ll Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Somerville Board of Trade, Somerville Y. M. C. A., and the Somerville and Boston Boards of Fire Underwriters. H: is engaged in the real estate business at 31 Union Square He is married and resides at 42 Walnut Street.

The retail market prices in this

city yesterday were as follows:-But. WI' PGP lb. twenty t° twenty-foilr cts; chickens per lb, van to eleven cents; °E'K5 P81' (102, twenty-two to t"enty- live cents; fowl per lt* nlno 1.- gon cents, hay loose per cwt, forty. five to fifty-five; hay pressed per ton, nine seventy-live to ten dollars;hfde§ D01' lb, eight to nine cents; mutton P¢f` lb. seven to eight' cents; oats black per bus, forty~two to forty. three cents; oats white per bus,foi-ty one cents; perk per carcass, ten and a half to eleven cents; poi-lg gmo,11_ twelve to sixteen cents; porno” my hus, thirty cents; straw per cwt, thirty to thirty-five. The deploy, prices were:-Butter per lb. twenty to twenty-five cents; calfsklns per \‘b ten to eleven cents; chickens per lb, hen i1o_eleven cents; eggs per dog ew. enty-three cents; fowl per lb, ning oo tuu ww: -My nremd nerton, nun ilfty-to-ben fifty; hides pei- tb, olghll .fn nine cents; black oats per bus, ‘forty-two to forty-tbrm coma; whit, oats-_per-ima, .forty-one cents; pork per lb, ten to* eleven cents; potatoes per bus, twenty-five to thirty ee-ot; and turnips twenty to twenlly-nv¢_

Excelsior Institute, York, held a

meeting on the 26th Fcby which was well attended. ` AWG? 80112 routind lyuainggg yy.. transacted T. P. Cullen (who was at last meeting appointed to give on address on how to improve our edu-_ rational system so the boys and girls would retain more interest in the Homestead farm.) then took eb;

lloor.After he has shown that tbfl sys-‘

tem prevaflinZ in this province do" not meet the rcfiuirunents of. today

The lulf -peuild .¢£u_f_¢bn¢nin eight ounces of.pure..cocoa _“of- thefimest qualify, mcstdellelcus’ HBVOI5-‘. Bhd r H3lS,9*‘lUKl.~"‘ll'- thc' strength <_>£'-_the b`eet»‘»coeoa beans, moat . carefully fbleuded. YIILTER `-IIKER 'lr =.0l\.‘ Lfll. " isuuuldua :reaff-

DORCHESTER -' » MASS. sq-usb Hmm use FA; Si.. _Howes

i

theory of ‘agriculture book-keeping and said Institutes to ba sellsus-

Cofnsldarable dlaquesion followed,

and lt was made plain that an ar-

; long- way to keep the filter- lsted in agriculture. _ :' - It was also plain that- _although 'eacbers' get small, salhrlea yet 'for the hours they work t`hé{~*d§l$'not farm .o badly, but that by he' organisa- tion of Juvenile Ins'titutcs.` taxing -ltudents $3 to V5 per he`ad.aaid'berl to go to teacher, teaching my three or more evenings each weekcommen- -ing as soon as day school- closes. This. would add toteacbera Salary ind make them interested in getting 's many students as possible. _ T. P. Cullen and- P. Brodie were ippointed to wait on th_e Govern- ment and present resolution' for cs- :mblishing Central Institute. Y Gao Crockett ‘and Bruce"'Duokfwel*e appointed to attend s00d'|ail‘ at Sumfrnerside. 1 »' _ `_

The Bermuda Colonistnews -'paper

states that John H. _Bell of Sum- merside ls now fn Bermuda'§and has been lecturing there. ' Judging byithe remarks of- the new6l>¢iP5l'i"Mr Bell ‘las been creating- favorable' lmprfis- dons for himself-a'nd his -xratlvo-_Ia» land. The following is th§{'.extr.net. lt requires an exceptional ‘combina- tion of gifts in a leoturerto-h'old."»ln these. days, the fascinated attention of an audience for more thamglh hour and a half cn o familllwr bhdme. Yet such was the easily accomplished feat of J. H. Bell, K. C.,‘ of .Prince Edward Island, who lectured on,T\ies'- day night before the Westminster

Gulld of St Andrew's Prelblyteridn church on the subject-WA Plglflm- agc to the Holy Land.” ‘To attempt l_n a. brief notice to dc. any sort ‘of justice to Mr Bell as alécturer _ is perfectly useless. Posse'ssed` of a striking personality, bemdds' to fine descriptive powers an inimitable hu- mour. Indced one is 'not so auréthat the Prlncfl of living-Humourflrts who is now soloumiag -here might not get "a pointer or two" 'at~_0'ne of Mr. Bell's lectures. _With thefhdelity of a photographic _pietu`re,‘ -thhllectnrer brought phase alter pbadffof- Syflan modern life before his' audi0ncc. __ In-

cidents of travel, i:ouri'ats,_devcge`cs, frauds pious and fraudafinivlcns, ill( shrines, lmmemorlal Bible scenes. I were described to the life. _ And ,Al- ways a delightful humour' running through his narrative like threads of gold and making it almost- impea- sfhle lor one to grow weary Bell can’t be deserifbed; he heard if he would be known