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LOCAL BRIEFS

Latest News of the City and Province.

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By Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere.

llliisriiis. Sentner, McLeod 8: Co`s ad.

will in future be found on the eighth page. . , f

Mn. .lasiits Tair, florist, will receive

orders for spring plant-ing foravariety of bulbs, plants, shrubs, etc. See Ad.

Mr. D. J. McLeod of Valleyfield was in

the city yesterday returning from Dal- housie. College, Halifax. He will visit Stanley Bridge before returning to his home.

Bioi-:Low 8:HooD, Truro, have leased the Queen Hotel, Sydney. lVm. Bla'r, of Amherst, will take charge of it. There is not the slightest doubt but what the Queen hotel under the above mentioned proprietor will be a success from the start.-Ex.

Tsn International Good Templar which

is published at Milwaukee and is the official organ of the Independent Order of Good Templars has in the April number an excellent picture and a short sketch of Mr. A. D. Fraser of Vernon River, who is Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge :of this Province. _

THE social and entertainment given in

’Woodman‘s Hall, Alberton, onf§Monday e\‘ening,pr-ovedia thorough success. The Hall was packed [to the doors. Rev. A. E. Burke acted as.Cha.irman and opened the entertainment by a short address. Program was as follows:

Instrumental Music-Mrs. Dorion.

Heading-J. Foster \Vhite. Duet-Mrs. Keefe and Miss lllickhanf. Violin Selections-Beloni Gaudet.

Solo-J. B. Gaudet.

Reading-James E. Birch.

Solo-Dr. A. L. Purdy. Cornet Duet-Messrs. Beuj. and Alen

Matthews. '

Solo-Miss W`ickharn. '

Violin Selections-Beloni Gaudet. Trio-Mrs. Gaudet and J. B. O. Beloni

Gaudet.

Solo-Allan Matthews. God Save tlw Queen- After the program was rendered a large number of baskets Were sold and then a. few hours spent in dancing. The chain man thanked the audience 'for their

ness and was alsowell P\e°5°‘\

throughout the evening. The proceeds amounted to about $90-00-

Tnvoiv No'i'ES:-The Try0\1 WWI?"

are about commencing to repair their mill fam which was carri sd aw!!! U! Uh* WWE li Ingham, they expect to resume workin the cloth mill at an early date, which has been long iwked for by the rwrle Of this vicinity.-Mr. James McIni11_8 0\11' §\\18f»° ling merchant is doing a rushing buis nes; this sprlns. he °1°° ll” 1"'°'°‘1 1’ mi” quite a veterinary of late.He recentlY P¢1" fm-med ¢ successful operation on a horse. for M»..1.M¢Neii of this place -Mr.JameS Tiernay has lately secured that HB8 m&l‘6 Mill Vale Lass which no ' doubt will be

hem-fl from later.-The several milk haul-

ers are fitting up for this seasons laauliiiilg

which will be the largest °n "°‘f°r _ Edward Sliarkey is about erecting a vel?

mmgdious cottage a.tNorth Tryon Corner

C111' Samuel Leard is doing 5 !"15hlngbusl`

ness this spring in the blacksmith lll1€~

__ an-y H tt our D0D\119~1` “des” miiirhi pm~ch`::-'fd a flue building lot at

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may be, shall have absolute satisfactionin every‘ ._ _

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MR. Phil &>encer of Charlottetown, son

Mr. Chas. Spencer. spent Easter in the city.-Moncton Transcript.

Cnom »PnAc'r1ci~:.-St. Pa.ul's Church choir will meet for practice on Thursday evening of this week instead of Friday.

THE sehr. Miletus. Capt- G. A. Peters;

arrived in port yesterday morning from Dominion Coal Co’s. Mines, Sydney, C. B. with a. cargo ot Run-of~mines coal to Peake Bros, 8: Co. .

A Naimow ESCAPE.-On Friday about

noon fire was discovered in the workshop and granary of Mr.George Monkley, Port- Hill. Water _was applied with vigor and the fire was extinguished. Fortunately the damage was slight. The cause of the fire was from an overheated stove,,

' A Year's Benefactions.

The year 1899 was a period of prosperity

more especially forthe men at the head of great enterprises. Multi-millionaires added to their millions as they had not done for a long time, but it is a pleasure to record that they did not keep, all the money themselves. There has never been a year, in the United States at leu.st,when so large an amount of money was given in public gifts. Universities, colleges, hos~' pitals, art galleries, libraries have been enriched. The total _amount given for these purp5ses in the twelve months is put down at $62,750,000, compared with $38,000,000 in 1898 and $45,000,001 in 1897. To this enormous sum gof money Mr. Carnegie contributed $5,000,000 most of which went to the libraries, audi besides he gave half a. million dollars to institu- tions outside the United States. Mr. Carnegie was generous in his gifts, but he is not impoverished forthe amount given hardly represents his increase profits in the year. Another resident of Pennsyl- vania, Mr. Widener, of Philadelphia, gave $2,000,000 for a. home and hospital for crippled children, and also thirty-six acres of land for a site for the institution. Mr. Rockfeller, of Standard Oil fame, gave away three-quarters of a million dollars, as well as guaranteeing to duplicate _ all gifts up to $2,000,000 to Chicago University The university has succeeded in raising two million, and ,Mn Rockfeller will have to put up Y two million more. Cornelius Vanderbilt contributed over a million dollars. 'Edward Austin, of Boston, $1,100,000, and other rich men large sums. The greatest bene- factor of all, however, is a woman-Mrs. Leland Stanford, whose gift of property having a cash value of $15,000,000_t0 Stan- ford University, has previously been men- tioned in the papers, and make a. record that will not be often equalled. ~ "

WHAT IS NEEDED `

By every man and woman if, they desire to secure comfort in this world isa corn shel-

atmntivg A V _ - ler.Putnam’s Corn Extractfrrshells cox-ns in i ` with t-he best of order which prevailed ' two or three days and without discomfort

or pain. .A hundred imitations the lme1itofPutnain's]?ainlessCorn _ ctor, which is always sure, safe,-and painless.

See ‘ sgiature of Polson &_Co. on each bottle. ld by medicine dealers; T

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` DIED.

,; At New Glasgohv, on Sunday morning, April 15th, lilll, after a _brief illness of pneumonia, _Marion E., youngest and dearly beloved daughter of John L. and Mary McLeod, aged 3 years and 8 months.

Death has glaimed our precious darling,

Cold as marble is her brow, . _

Hnshed is all the merry prattle,

Closed on us those dear eyes now.

How we miss her in the morning,

When it dawns, with pale grey light,

Through the busy day we miss her, '

Also in the silent night. '

She has gone to be with Jesus, Better, better far we know, But we feel our losg so deeply,

That affections tear must flow.

Gathered to her Saviour-'s breast,

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