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J. A. Fraser (_(‘ustoms\, Charlotte-

atten iilg a banquerice

given in honor

at the home of

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14th. The contracting parties were

on, son of William

G. Houston, Mayfield., P. E. Island,

Harry M. Ho st

and Miss Cordelia E. Montgomery, 5 Hrs engineer in charge of the shunt- _ ~

.on the P. E. I. Railway passed img’ ay at his home in Charlottetown , .“'_° W dne 5 t th f ‘But the Healing Fumes ol Catarrn-_ will e S ay a e age 0 65 ozone, Which are Breathed to the s

Furthest Recesses ot the Broncbiai Isla Tubes,.Bring Quick Relief and Sure pro Cure.

eldest daughter of Hugh and Mrs. U' Montgomery, Brockville, ont. The BW

supported by Robert 0"

.\‘. Levitt and the bride by her gig. years. His death came after an ill- tl-i~, Miss Mary li. Montgomery. 'rlie MSS Of Home months and in him the wedding may-uh was played by Maswr Railway has lost a faithful eni- Ciifford Carpenter. The ceremony was PI°Y¢¢- H*-2 IGBVES $0 m0\11”l\ ii Widow

groom was ably

ierforiiied by Rei A N Simpson, and five Childrell, one daughter 'iii li. A. .mer coiigrat-llniions .intl the JV fceefef. MHS and another Mrs “signing of the register" all sat F0

fillly prepared table, ‘lu

and after the eiijoyineiit of ii social U* hour l\ir'. und Ilrlrs. Houston left for |193 their new home, 487 Pargdoil Ave, te Fort llililgt-_ The number of valiiablc th presents received by the bride attest m

to the worth und esteem in u-l'iic`:l

she is held by everyone.

down to ii beauti

Baby Thin-Had No Appetite lt.

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Mrs. 1'ideric Geoi‘ges, St. Ma- "U

thins, Que., writes: "1 ani writing t., "_f` Sui' I am well satisfied with .lai>y',< t’" own Tablets. uy baby was in and fi” I tried several remedies, but the re- , Th Suit ivus iliscoilriiuiiig. lie became lm

no appetite, hiirdly EI

slept :lt all and was extremely iwiik, sm

I got llub_v's Uvn Taiblets und the-3,' X10 sooli set him right signin, till :lt the

nge of 1-levi-ii iilmitiis he was :lille to walk and was ii strong healthy child. P;

lore is :lnytlling til V

equlll liabv's (mn Tablets for little re ones." The 'l‘nblets .tri sold

very thin, had

inedicine dealers or bi m.lii t cents zi box from The Di Williams' A

_lledilriiie Vu., Brockville lint Ch

lgdo not tiiink tl

_\`icholsoii Tobacco l`o., Chilrlotte- m town, has left oil a business trip to la Montreal. He was accompanied by nw

his sister, . Miss route to (ltf,qwn_

of (`hester J. andlda

Mrs. Cruwys on the e\'e of their do-|11-1 parture for Ya couver, li. C. ygh

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A very pretty welding took place of

Emmzi. who is eii m..

me of Mrs. Wendover Robinson tol

the mail special last evening en

Tuesday last of h t f 1 t, lll b

town. and Mrs. Fraser returned yes-lliriickley Point, ofea.I-ameiil ‘lid-Ethesolii Mcilridgy i‘ec(;\1l\€ed ii7eetl:al;‘:?irrlindi\~.~un gels terday morning from Kingston where;a\. the nge of sixty~tw0 years, D.: -ing him that the Sengtor “Ia`s('xi:;: M" ‘hey had bee" ‘I - “Sed had been hilihc only a few proving. senator Macdonald left erin

Ys and the end was very sudden. fOr Ottawa last November, and ap- had e leaves ii widou' Elizabeth, i1 - art f

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Every suderer from coughs, colds, sid

ite recently of South Shore, and medicine which oeso dire€'t toaéhi city ree sons at home. The funeral will breathing Organsgm ty", chest mm k“.° ve his late residence. '127 Dorches- 1ungs_ attacks the t by t th th!

, _ , ` ron e n e F bitt'-*R St- D'~I“*=I~8“H CBI-hedflll. source, diuperses the germs of din- Com

€‘“¢`0 0 4 C- Celllefffl' for inter- ense, and cures the ailment thorough- CW l‘lli~ ly. And this medicine is “Caf.arrh- len"

i- ozone."

l ., . The erm- 'll' i-i ‘ or _

_ | Ilu- iinnilnl meeting of '_The Hoge;-ii mugs iith klthx;‘gbT_‘a‘;);ml°de;:l;I1:d5 whi

'"‘"““`*"° C°mP“”Y» l»1“'1f°d» Cher- through the throat down the nrnn- his

t‘°t"“'"- WUI* PI-8°” 0” Wed“¢5dHY clilal tubes and finally reaches the I" mmg' Sin” the Chang” t°°k PING, deepest air'cells in the lungs. All PM

` re never S0 Well Prepared t0 fill been completely cured, nnd, in fact, wh,

0 \”0fl\\1l"0m€HfS Of the trade HS the? have been well for some time. Ca- h V 9 f‘“1"Y~ Th” f01I0Winf-Z 0fIlC€l'S from Catarrh in the nose and throiit, A F9_ l`€'€I9Cf»BfIi-G90I‘ilC J~ ROZGFS, for over eight years. l think Ihavci' _ iesldent; AEnens A. MacDonnld,lspent four hundred dollars frying to t V iC€'PF€Sid0"tl G001'i§0 J- MOFMI. 92C»'get relief. I have spent but six dol- ra

, , _` _ I t1'H`Y"I`I‘¢‘HS\\I`@I‘- tarrhozone is the only medicine I .tge `. , -` 8 1* |liil;/e been :ble to find that \v‘l;>u1d nolt :Sgr

" “ bneas A' Macdolmld' B"“`“Bt°" iiTwynyi“c‘iireel;§i?i:lEaiiIenIiyie Yoiilrs iiiln- pw _

" _ _ arlottetown, was a passenger on uerely (Signed), WILLIAM RAGAN, IHIFCHIISIDE SDH10 Wi] I0-'“‘S~

_ __ ,, , _ Brockville. Ont."

leiiwnril 5-ich lson of Hickey and route to Montreal where he will For absolute’ permanent cum “ggi -

eet the remains of his father, “W ltlntarrhozone. Two months’ outdl. “F

te senator Macdonald, \vho passed Costs $1.00; smaller size, 50c., at nn side “Y “I1 Ottawa Y*’St¢|'df*Y at 1~00l’- Idenlers, or the Gatarrhozone Com- 'U01

as referred to on page one of ,pany, Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, lin, -daughter of John and Mary

this issue. Mr. Macdonald received '(“mmd,,_ lfl-lentlcy) Tuplin of Margate, P. E.I.

Restored to Natural Color

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My hair was as wliiic as snow when I commenced using

Vl.’yeih's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. One bottle rc- stored my hair to its natural dark brown color. As I am now 70 years old, I consider the result most remarkable. It is an agreeable and refreshing hair dressing, keeping the hair soft ;` and glossy, without being in the least greasy or sticky.

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l I F A 25|: Coke ol Wy'etll’s Sage and Sulphur Tollct Soap Free to anyone who will send l 'l _ ` . . _ , , us this .ztlverliscinerlt with 10c in stamps to cover cost ol wroyifiliigf and mailing, ‘hc soap.

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CITY TGBACCO CO.

nocn QUEBEC

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ter or the _late wendov" Robinson which emeegled i:1mi;i'cW;>s ‘rn etiiligitasllsgl ion through the southern and West

d a daughter. Mrs. James E. snail- health. 'rue funerni will tniie place vie,

E and \1rs Cnrlleil Plaimtcgdzy Ptnnt. Th'elmlI§‘eIal takes in Charlottetown on Tuesday'

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tel, 444 Spruce St., Winnipeg, nt8 hu y a ne 0° oc rom nm

li In n Thursday e\'enii\z_ March R stiro English cnurrii Cemetery. `

erli States, going as far south

ing erected*

' lrille is survived- by it son and daugh-

iS_ and Miss Georgiana Durant, rind feigllt sisters and one brother.

...*The following notes have liter

lr;-,ceived from Kiligshoro, Lot 471- |'The farmers of Kingsboro are busily ,engaged sawing and splitting their ‘firewood.~Our good iieighbor Milton Young is doing a rilsliirlg business with his qirculnr saw, cross cutting firewood. With good men at his hack 'he manages to get clear of about forty team loads 3 day.-The school 'teacher Min. norotily lmenonald

lson are giving the best. of .satisfac- 'tion. As ii eommuriity all ought to cll proud of their ivilllnglless and ability iii discharging the duties lnid upon them without. any partiulity.°

OTTAWA, March 21-Senator An-

drew Archibald Macdonald of Prince Edward Island died nt one o‘clock this afternoon at his npnrtnwnts in the Hotel Cecil.

He was 83 years of age on Febru-

ary 14 last, and was held in high cs-_ tecln by his brother Senators rind public men generally.

Senator Macdonald. wasrdescellded

from a long line of Scottish ancest- ors. Hc was born at Brudenell Point on February, 14, 1829. His grand- fnther Andrew Mucdonald, was iii ear- ly life n merchant doing n large busi- ness in Arisaig, i-lcotland, which he closed in 1805 and purchased 10,000 acres of land about Three Rivers, Lot 22 Prince Edward Island. He also bought. Panmure Island. coiiipriuing over 700 acres of hcuutifiil wooded land :it the entrance to Georgetown harbor, and there he located, and conducted a mcrchantile business, ex- porting timbzir and building ships for ,the British niarliet. He had il fiiiiiily of twelve sons and three duilghleru,

His sou, Hugh Macdonald, futher of

the Senator how dcccnscd. iiilielrited the l’ilnmure Island property, illid in due time was elected a member of the Proviiiciai Assembly. He iviis also ii Justice of the Peace, and at vnriclls times Collector of (Fuatonis iind High Sheriff for the Province.

Holi. Andrew Archibald Macdonald,

Senator, now deceased, has filled ii large place in the commercial, offi- cinl and political history of the Pro- vince. At the nge of fifteen lic enter- ed the store just then opened by a cousin in Georgetown and soon wus taken ill as a partner. (ln his cousin's death, in 1851 hc bought his sliilre and continued the business. tiikiui: iii ns partners his two brothers, Archi- ,bald J., rind Austin ('. The firin of IA. A. Macdonald & Brothers carried on il. large iiiercnntilc, fishing and shipbuilding business till 1873 when the senior partner reii.o\'e<l to Chur-

lottctowii..

His entry to political life wus made ,in 1853 when he was elected to. the Legislative Assembly for the Geo- rgetown District. He held this seat until 1860, and in 1863 was elected to the Ltegislntivc Council which he held till 1873 when he was appointed Postmaster Geilcriil. He held that pn- sition until the Provllice was united with Canada, and was there nfter Postmaster of Charlottetown, with supervision of all the posbollicea in

the Ptovince_

Much earlier, in 1864, he was np-

polnted one of the delegates to the Conference held in Clisrlottctown with the design of uniting the three Maritime Provinces. Failure in that object resulted in the famous Quebec Conference in October of the sumo year. which laid down the basis on which the Dominion was formed. Thr delegates to that Conference, of whom Mr. Macdonald was one. are now recognised as the Fathers of Confederation, Ono by one death had

_ L N0 MATTER SEI-EC.TEI?_.FR0M TU!§.._.\lI§§K-$..!EYI$-.-.fQB..TH!5..QUIIBDIBHS SATURDAY SUBSCR

FRIDAY. The death Qggurred at midnight on um nrsf intimation of his fathers ‘ Among the visitors to the Golden death 1)' the latter leaves Sir Charles _ I _. _ v _` , i\__Y Y"`"`v;`-

f- during the past month says the the sole siirvivor ol that illiirtrious ifornia, Oakland, Maple Leaf, was company. E. Smith, the well known plant- In 1884 Mr. Macdonald was np~ g contractor of Minneapolis, who , pointed Lieutenant Governor of his been enjoying a pleasant vncat- I

ni-itive In iliice in which oiilce he of the I Lt _ `

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served iv. _i universal acceptiiiice fo* iii no ~ - el CIM" 01

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fiie yclils. He was called to the Sep- lile pni~g,,..dmL ""'°'° Years 0|

nts in lilly, 1891, ioilowin , in i ti, ,, _ ‘. ` ."_'“iW\\l iiilili' of Senator Haythcrne. He?\vi;§(e?,,,e ‘fab hem 1" high i xc

‘dlctt by ui] Pgilrd

ico. In this state he visited San

Diego, Los Angeles, Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento and other

I cities, and spent a short while with

léis éilephfews, Jilhn A. niiid Henry dd.

, g _ _ '_mi lo _Buringame, e wus e-

Alexander F. McDonald. for many A ifilfltegf s,‘,‘,:3:i,§;lB ,,:;:1lp¢1:;\:t¥§r`;'?l‘riii]ci'

ks forward to his return in 1915,, n the Panama-Pacific Exposition be oven to the world. Mr. Smith

a successful son of Prince Edward nd, and a man who was always ud of .the little Island of his.

birth. A son of the late James Smith, he left his hoiile in Summer-

e in 1868 and went ‘.0 Minnea- is, where he grew up with the

and became one of its best

Wu contractors, During the past rty years he hns obtained und pleted large contracts in almost ry Eastern city, from New Ur- s to Montreal, and at the pre- _

THEN 'oil dccomic

your will! _ willi .~\l;i liastiilo _\»,i\i`l| ziigiv.-i:

that the soft, \'t-l‘J<~!,yl\I:l!i.ls- lilic iillts oulcluxs \\ ull pzip.-,r and oil paint in lieziiltyilnd cilccfiveiless. Their lieiiuly is permanent, foo. Alabas- tiili- colors \\‘ilI not fade- will not nlll oil. Alaliasliiic i:= ii dry powder iliudc from Alalluslcr rock. ll- mixes cisily with cold “alter u|if.l forms n rock cenit-ni u-llicli llnrrlons on the wnll, and can lic rccoutcil williuui reiiioviiig' the old coats. Alniilisliiic is M _, thc most durulilr. ecii-

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t time is engaged in several con- cts in St. Paul, the work on ch is being silperintendented by. brother, Andrew. Mr. Smith left home by way of thc Canadian ific Railway, and will stop a

November lst, the business has,pg_|-tg am soothed with neu Du", short time in Souris, Manitoba

ry lhflrell’ IHCFGHSGG. S0-mlwll S0. medicinal essences, whereas with ‘Vile

at more floor splice was ncquired, sy,-up the affected parts could not be Smith reside.

meet the ever increasing demands. rmchem and ham, would result, _-

e statement for the year proved tm-ough benumbing the stomach “-nhl

ghiy satisfactory to the sheirehold- ¢mgs_ S- Many imDF0V9m2I1IiH Were lnndi- "I have been ii chronic sufferer '

C0 tht CDHHKC. |1115 tht* C0mDM1Y lars on Catarrhozone, and have Sim

re his brother Philip nnd Mrs.

*Daniel Mclnnis, lied Point, and Sullivan, Black Pond, have the tract for getting out the balance the lumber to finish the residence ch Wilfred Mclleaii, Kingsboro, is

Harry McPhee, who has been elling for the past few weeks in interests of the 'Tryon Fur-Trad- Company, has returned home. It eported that hu was un able to cure any ininks, but succeeded in

Mrs. Paul Hussey died recently Berwick, ' Mc., where she had re- d for‘twenty-scveii years. Her den name was Christian R. Tup-

nnd the Postmaster H. J. -Robert-I ‘

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siimmnned the Fathers to their rv ward. until but three remained Alive. When Sir Hector Lsngevln died ln 1906 only Sir Charles Tupper and

'Honnifir Miirdonnld were left. The

to Stock il Poultry Raisers

‘ We will send, absolutely free, for the asking, postpaid, one of our lull

sixty-four page books on the common diseases of stock and pmlllry-

Tclls you how to feed all kinds of heavy and light horses, coll! IMI mlf”

milch cows, calves and fattening steers, also how to keep and fled P0llI¢|7

ll that they will lly ll Well in winter as in summer. N0 tu-mer should be without it.

NOW ls the time to un Royal Purple ltock Specific

At A cost of only two-thirds of 1 cent per day per animal It will lncr it 25

case per cent. in value. It permanently

cures Bots. Colle, Worms. Skin Discuss and Deblllty. Restores run-down animals to plumpnees and vigor. It will increase the milk yield three to tlvo lbs. per cow per dey and make the milk richer. Royal Purple is not a stock food. There ll no filler used in its manufacture, and we import from Europe all the leads, herbs. barks, etc.. and grind them on our own premises. Therefore we can iuarnnteo it to you as being absolutely pure. We do not use cheap nller to make up a. large package. We give you the best condition powder ever put on the market. ta A concentrated form. A tablespoon levelled of! once a day ll lutllclsnt tor A full grown animal. irprevontl disease, keeps your animal: In perfect h¢|.lt‘l. and ll ab- solutely harmless. .It mcku liz weeks old calves as large ll ordinary calves at 10 weeks. Yau an develop six pigs ready for mnrkst in just one montl\’s less time thln you can possibly do without it at A colt of only |150, nviilg you n montli'l 'work and food. A Silo pack- lll will lut I horn 70 days. A 81.50 pull or alr- tight tin containing tour times as much ls l., ific ploksgo will Int ln Anim- al 280 days. If you Inu never und it try It on tlc poorest animll you have on your place and watch ruultl. If it don not produce better results then anything you have war used or give

you utllfaction we will rofund ‘our money. Andrew Welrlcla. ot Waiiiiloet, Ont., nys t at he tried it an one sow. weighed hor milk on the llth, 1'! lbs.. on the 29th slit [Avo 22 lbs. iDsn llollwon, Caladrl grestslt horn trainer. nys: "I have ted Royll Purple to The Eel and all my raoehorsel lor tour years. They have never been

ot! their feed. Your cough powder works like malls."

Mr. Tam Smith, trainer for the Hon. Adam Beck. nys:

"Wo had I. mars in our stables last fall belonging to Hin Cieustcn, of Montreal. 'Wo could not feed lier any bran on account of scouring. We commenced using your Royal Purple Stock Sneclflo. 'Tho results were wonder- ful. We found after using It three weeks wa could ful her bran or any other soft (nd and che actually took on

35 lbs. durinl thlt time."

loyal Purple Poultry Specific.

will make your hens lay In winter as well as in lum- tner. and yet A 50:: package will Inst 26 hem 75 days _or A 81.50 pall or air-tight tin contains tour times as much as n 50s package. will int 210 days. It prevents rwullrv from losing Ilesh at mculting time. curls and preveiiu all the ordinary diseases, mnkeii their plumagc bright and keeps them in prime condition.

An assorted order amounting to $5.00 we will pr

Mrs. Wm. Burnham, of Ssndfard. Ont.. ll!" "I-15

your Poultry Speoido to 83 .hens during the winiar In oamotimel ¢ot as mlny ll two dozen Olll D" 57 February and March." _ _.I “"4

Mr. Andrew Hicks, of Centr|.lia,'Qn¢., llYl»‘ "und

your Stock Specific on 20 milk cowl. lhey hlvi D “mm 8 per cent. ln their milk und I I0! W0" 5°: °‘; In

.from your Poultry specific. We had 60 hens nyzlrz ‘eb When we commenced usini Poultry 5Pv¢If|° "d°.'; wa ‘M tin: live or six eggs a day. iln less than ntvc m!>;r,, YW 150 eggs. These were tho coldest dlys his va. ual-nl mn can lea the results at once after you cuirnrggh 'lu new material. When farmers get maui Ill 'Mm'

Purple brands they will never ln without

Royal Purple Cough SP°°m°

Durlnl the Int tour yearn than hu bun 1:31'

(ella cough going tlirouglasvery ltahlennlgnsx ,T which lu hun a ¢r°l\ l°“1”°° h‘;mm“_ our

R,,y,| lPurP|° Cough Cure WUI

cuolutol! ° “ '° this eoulll I’ “I d|,y|, will bulk 7 and euro dictum?" in io am- ¢°°°‘

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lloynl Purple Gall Our: A mn

Will ann all sorta of open larsl on Zhi: :;'U°:.' un ablolutoly dry ug and cur|!l°f::°I§;nnA4l»m Ink. uyl: Mr. Sam Owen, onchman or 0 “r-Ray., J,m,p,° gm "By mllawln' dlrecuan. ldniiiiakzothe icalu ul all lil" Cure will cure scratches An 4. I __ Pr," gn' by mall hotly dry ln about (our or tivo 7 -

M lloyal Purple Sweat Illnillmlf

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Will reduce any llmcnlss fn A vH:Y,'h°" 1 . nina horul. nl. muy. conirnnn in Lennon. nw “K1 tiger ei mii»i» constantly teeming coal. and llirmv. “nd your Brut with them bein: lame at times. h . n,v¢r known it in illlnlment for A year bank and lvdom .mn rrilo (lo fail to cure all sorta of lDl‘lIl\°¢I 9" ’

I-ounce bottles. by mall WD-

Royal Purple Lice Killer “_

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This is untlrcly different fr°fl‘;e::‘5n',I°¢h¢ procuring

mu-kat. in order for you to uni Wi iuvn tr wil' H manufacture of this lice killer Y°‘°u ¢ full history o "_ one nf our booklets. ns we KIV°m{¢¢ llco on fall-I H there. it will entirely °“°rm 0,- two appllclilcna.

animals with not morrtlian onnu vm smctlierl them. Price lee. by ml' ~ .

¢P|y~ - A "anna pdl

What w wi h t l ` es n your m'nd is that we manufacture nothing but PU" “M “ While ll

Our booklet Elves. ovgr Iiilsrregoglmsndntiniis for nurdilerenl linen from ‘peel-'lI¢ III °'°'uC;',,“:‘R` ln! P¢"°' give you above the names of n fsvr who hlvc cord lf, our bent reccmmeii ation ll for ye

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