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WlIlfPal°al_yze~English 'fra Trouble Caused ‘By Man' 'L Dismissal.

LONDON. Feb. 28 S ' _ less,-the unexpected (bap»fl$;hii)EliiI lsnd's»trade once mol-e~wi1l be ps slyled by a railrosd».,¢|»lk, Ove, 0 man. a Midland Railway guard nn ed- Richardson, who was ei cl

s iarg

:gg ¢“:0b*;Yll'lg the order of his_supe

truckmll lke on seven addition Whether he was justified in dnl I0 illillv Question which is tuna

ll! thou lit he was doin ri ht ,i erslly`r¢Si1mftted.` Duringg gwenitygr? genre' llrvfce with the Midland h record has 'been practically witlio a blemish.. l

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nefriiliimln liner

A ~ll'l0tho\°'s greatest care is th liealtlnof her baby-the prevention c°“°".i‘P¥l'/il'lll`.- 30148. worms and otha uliildhbod ailments and the keepin of lwr -lmbw harry nne strnng. B~si.y» Own Tablets are the mother's hes lllellfl'-'im wrlns glor the baby. 'rue

the world for little ones. Concernin them Mrs. Jos. Poitras, Mont Louis. QU9-. Ullifllf--"I am well satisfied with l3sby's Own Tablets having used them forfmy. baby with great bcn_e- fit. They arc the best medicine in the world for little onus." The Tablet are sold bv medicine dealers or by mall at P5 cents n. box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.

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"Chair seats sold by the width 12

in. 1242,, 15in, llic, and so on at Came=ron’s Hardware Store, ( 162

Queen next H. H-. Bro\vn's. 2~28lvltf,lin

"I-lnlf Price. Fifteen pieces, fur

stoles.' rllfls and throws, blk, gl'ey'lvl

and hrown,, Regular $1.95 to $7.50- nilcred to clam- quick 98c to $3 T5

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are absolutely the best medicine ih

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glilclicve lluvis. an English woman,

oliths arrived here on board tlic tellmslllll Mclmore with a st >

ensures valued at $100,000,000.

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. KENEH E ypt Feb. 28 (Special) or

PAN/liyl.\_ lvl. 23 S __ ._ ' g f magma huntiltgl Dart ( llzlflcial) The _llorfnlo Diaz. formerly President of sa

MGXWO. declared today that he was

ch has been Searching for some holdiinl: himself in readiness to res: n

pon to the call of his country case foreign complications should

, . ON Of arise out of the revolution there. If odicer and entlelnan ho ossess-

,F§r_i""°° hut “"ll»h0Ut'HllY tl`0H8\l\'9.`this should not occur he said he es a g W D

S;pl’;“`f)l'_ l§‘fl~ Prlymouthz Ellclaull. would not return to Mexico until lil hich her: I:'l';0ft“t5§]" SJC"-°° Itlilalldr settled government had been re-es~ as f Panama in the Pacifi et1)?0u hwlist mbushcd them` hi 8 b. W _ _ c wan, w h General Diaz was greatly elated at Me

o le.. of lecovering jewels and the gunna; - wa

s of his nephew, Felix Diaz,

and of General Victoriano Huerta,

in ed.

the causes ol tire revolution," ld the one time diptator of Mexico.

"As n political opponent of Madero, ly opinion might he considered blas-

'General Victorinna Huerta is an

the confidence of all classes in

cxico_ Personally, I have the great- t respect for and confidence in m. I chose him to escort' me from xicn City to Ver; Cruz when i B exiled." ` Questioned regarding the probabil-

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Says Par; Wh- h H d B V A . _ .V _ . Receives Mgr Kennedy Who G ta G 1 Semhiyg Faire valauabmrsen Says lie ls Willing To Return 'lo _,Mexico ll Forelgll Complications. Bmgs Pe,e,,s Pencemm rss rl srmany

Will Not lhlerfere ln Por-

, 0,,T,,e ,S,and_ Should lirlsa--ls Eluteil lltl Success 0f~ His Nephew. ._ Negrl. ,uguese A,.,.a,,S_

age. Felix Diaz had had long exper-

» P

ience in the army, and fully realizes my' rector of the America" Couega F0

Rome. in private audience, Mgr. D* ennedy presented the l’eter’s pence l*0l‘l¢=l llllli (lfbbi Brifélp Bud Gets

the importance of having respect for “

life and property, as do also the m members of his psrty."" ‘ K when rsnnrrs nl lbs possibility nl; ll intervention by the' United States V’

were mentioned the -faqs: Mexican P President gravely retorted.

f‘I and my adherents always have ll

C ill no M

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c Colombian government has reins-_l the settlement of the dispute bc- een thc United States and Colom- a over the partition of Panama hicli was offered by the United tates government. l It is asserted that Colombia ex-

pc th

CI~IIUA(IO_, Fcli, 27 (Special)- emlicrn ol' the Illinois Wonlall's Dc- ocratin I.cu_l;lie have begun ri move-

ment for fllc cstablisllm .lt

ill

- - . . _ c' in this

Centra \VllH10W. Moore Mchcoll. ,State of a separate pcnitentlary for 2'25M3i- women.

' _ ‘ --- 'V l The lrifltltutioii, as lwulloseil, would

"Nineteen only, Aviation cups left bc enltlrely governed by women and

und srtiiev nre.nlii;ht.1v soiled _they go at hall. ' price. *Moore & McLeod.

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would be separate and apart from the other State prisons. A -part of the seheluc is to have a borwd of three

BERLIN, Fell. 26 (Special)--An in terestinganote wus introduced _ into the fortlilglltly llroigram at the Amer- ican Woman's Club by Mrs. tlhad- _wick,_the wife of llciir Admiral Chad- wiclf., who demonstrated her ingenl~ ous device for carrying the ill and

cts to obtain better terms from the wounded. m

c incoming administration at Wash-‘ The, apparatus consists of a flexible ‘(13 gt0n_ | scat made of stout sailcloth, which is

~---------i _ slung by straps from the shoulders of W

two bearers. It permits an ilpright position and adjusts itself easily to the needs of the patient.

Alfred Thomllson zinll Mr. Qllmtliii,

botll of the .Alnerlcnn Consulate, mounted ladders and rescued three persons from a house supposed to hc onrllillg, each carrying ll child, in nll» ditiori to the young iniin who occu- pied the chair.

those present was Ilr. Gus-

now.

& Co.

. THE emaATl»

_ sH£AmTH RE&ToRER M

"-fl\NrlDEAl: TONIC BLOOD lURlFlER AND FLESII PRODUCER I

~ 'hqayltisv Delicate Bnyq and Girls. ()vor\\°-wlrcll biothors. Business and Women l'un_ llrlwn

from 3 .gr hgyd work ol’ un_\' kind. all--lilcll n.~;i» “Ollvmne Elnulslon. Ib lgcllproves ills nppcflfe imll ntreng “wha digestive organs so fhni. llio lull licllielit ofthe food is rccclv ymalres rich red blood,

and so iiiyigorutes fha system that germs rliiiriotsocuro ll foothold. ‘

Al All. DEALERS

` ~ _L 'redo l<`n'~. _

M¢“'!} P§:§¢f11l.hf;§a(;?inci$»xo'f liizigotiziiiiile gfgrinny years and have tried ull lilruls of Doc-

$ " " 'ide nel fnunrl nn n.ll.»f.'1 nnnnl nf your -‘olivslns ninemsn" and efwl' *skins flw first

buxttlg t`:incl'l better. I am now telling the third bottle and nm much improved. I vanliot recommend

m.`..Emg|,l°n',‘ me highly among my friends(

Yours Trnly

(|~ligned)_Mrs__Friink Amiro.Pl_vmpfml. Digby Co. N. S.

85 Co. Limited. Cookshlre, Que. _ _ _ _

troubled with n sore chest and sever pains in _the regions of my heart. I_ began Emulsion" and it gave me almost immediate relief. undélloll Pfflllllh Of ¢l1klll8 If I

Yours~ respectful! '.

(signed) llfyrtlc I. Hnvey. Ludlow. N- B~

l il'd tk httnfaksticuremal `

ulirtxe :;?§’?>‘ifi{"¥'(§l'lr:"e’in:]1ml£nr:i‘i3sil§:1(::Ibafirla'l;efr§l}e I Illilul linger] bottles I was cured I

to see my store without this very saleable medicine.

' Sincerely yours

(smned) J' Clmln'lB0“(()illl‘ ml' H§vmlA“r5'"t'aM" h emed It m

. - gd " ve Q mu sion lvl no li' r y. co -

coc\¥d‘hh\¥l;l}li§`h gi’bg`:Lry¥:|»l‘-a(l'is°I thinkwtis the beet nlolillilhel have ever taken.

Yours tml

Limit

(lri$erl)l'John H. l\lcKlnnon. Port Hllstings‘fN. S.

of LsGrlppe.this S rin which left ll¥0» l\ W88l¢.l'l1ll d0Wll

gt p r.1Bpu ll' 3

t. sn hence li to ws k rchllsed d hott eof ‘nur "0lfvsine 8 r_dnvs when I felt quite well again. in fact when I had taken

Wiilter Wright, lluniou.f,N- B. .

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(Arun-I -.~_;

ll'

:bs lflllvliee Emulsion e ed followed the directions, nde -

splendid. lifv llttlc dsughfer

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r-larcd that Miss Cooper had been d . _ . _

sis while bathing.

Mexico (ity during thc first few days

o ‘ ' ‘

from tlic stcalnship Morro Castle, to f the Hamburg-American liner Prinz August Wilhelm, The six tourists all

ing in Mexico City and of the dangers

they braved in getting out of the city

the fightinr: started. The Party all

Consulate.

sale should correspond with the. nildcrslgncd. giving breeding Bild. stale price °

-' cmonuuwn.

th Q h t 1 It I I _ l , was one of the One child was shot through the arm -"

vel . e success o t e revolt of his W Bl" ll lllvli \\'0mel\ 010 \lBlV% Y ueiemtlon of German h sicians o - ~

apliew, Felix Diaz, in Mexico, but ¢ll\Dl059<‘- HS HUHFGB. attendants and visit, America recently. P y t a,nd smnal. others were Slightly

us far he has not been influenced ln “ll OWU' l’0BlU0nl‘- *'* wounded'

y it cn tile extent or sensing lmn tn A lull l-as already been vassal bi Plrrecllno. vs.-, Feb. 21 isps-

rtsil his trip up the illver Nile. lille Lccislsture lor an appropriation slsii-The mysterious death nf Miss ll Tgday General Diaz visited the m_'for the establishment of a new State Lgiira (jyyopnl-_ tl\lp¢y-5lx yan;-B of B ous temple of Denderah and tomor- l’¢"lt"l‘Ul1_fY» “"0 G°V@l`“°f D'-mn” 58% “'l109D l>0dy WM I0llnd lu a S iv will leave Luxor by boat for hBB l>I'0lll1F0<l HIGIUUEPS Oli fh§1B&g\l€ half filled tub in her room at the t nlr0_ He ls expected to arrlvn here that the matter will be held in obey- Fort Pitt Hotel this afternoon, is 0

about <1 Week General Dm, does ance until be is iliformedlof the nat- puzzling the prlice_

t wntempmm leaving Cm", beiore ure of the prolect for which the wo- Mlm; (mcper ls the daughter of al-ch i_ ,men are ivcrknis. stats ssnntnr 1-ienrycoeper and ws; V Booorn, Fel). so lspcsinli-'rns _ we Of the leaders in Bellevue su- I

wspapcrs here declare todafy tlmtl ciety. She was also n‘,]lrominent fi

» - _ _li -

rt anmng club wolnp of Western t eilns lvania. »<` ll

P y After registering a" ` hotel she "

allagcr of the hotel orlbreil the oor broken in. The body. of Mlés ooper was found lying in the tub, hich was naif filled with water. There were no marks of violence on < the body. and all indications pointed

to drowning as the cause of death.

Deputy Coroner Ambrose later dc-

rowned. He said everything indicat- en snr- nad been stricken with paraly-

Tlic police, however, arc not nito- gcther satlsificii miil_ni'c making nil invcstilyntioli _

Alfthc liolnc of bliss i`~oo_l>or, lu

licllevuc, all informlltion concerning licr reasons for staying at the hotel vvas refused.

NEW `.'f)IlK, Fclr. L7 (Sllcclal)-- Six Alrlcricnn toul'lsi.s, who were lil C

f thc revolution, “cle transferred

tell of the horrors of the first fight- t

Tile tourists are George and Mrs. Welsh. ‘iiiss Belle Thomson and Miss Augusta Yale Rose, all ol Albany; John F. Wilkins ol lManha.ttan, and Austin Byrne, a civil engineer.

Mr. Welsh with his Wife and the

Misses Thomson and Rose were stop- ping atthe Hotel Lascarrain when

tell of the horrors which followed, of the piles of dead in the streets in front of the hotel and of their escape to the :nllwny station under guard of several Americans from the American

The party on the third day of thr

fighting went from tlic hotel and cr gazed a carriage. They had procecdedl but a short distance when they got within the zone of fire, This h0l`S0S bolted null ran into another carrla5°- The Welsh party were thrown out when their carriage 0Vel`U"“°‘1 'md had to transfer to another carriaza under fire.

Tlw railway station was flnslll'

reached after the driver had been thrown and run over. On the tram were crowds of refugees. *md dufmlz me passage of the train through the sity several shots went into the cars.

Foxesi Foxes.

Parties having 1913 PUPS fm

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Cliirloiteto vu

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were

Sanilsry `Cniicn Pollfhlug Cloths fo. -

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ROME. Feb. 28 (Special)-The ops received Mgr. Thomas F, Ken-

om the diocese of Newark and sf- m ilgrims and visitors. I’

“Ali you want is a complete pre-I

2-28Mtf.

rwarli introduced forty American 1°

. sc_ri.1_l:913_ ._ .'5‘f~o5=. noir uh nw ll ‘ nllfhlsilnirl.

nuns lslllll FoR~CdUNTRY’S c'A»l.;L lllll lllllll ll llllnlvnlllli

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LIslB(iN, Feb. 28 (Special)-Thi religu Minister in the Chamber ol puties has categorically denied rar

any were considering the malta! ol int intervention with reg\¥d»to_.ths

I ortuguese colonies. The Minister

The Pope appeared to_ belin good la

id that he had the most formal as-

ealth and shouts cordial interest in eurances from both E0V°fl\m°ll¢l

been and will remsimsineere 'friends th of the United States government; I J cannot imagine the United States o ll

others taking any action inconsistent Y with merl

the Provlsloilal President, whom he it; ol further complications in Mex- A 'cols well lnncwn honesty

U P considers quite capable of working ico, General Diaz repliedr- lol purpose."

out thc salvation of the republic. ~°'Tllr~_t depends entirely upon tiie`| General Diaz has not settled-on his.-

"I prefer to say nothing regarding energy of the provislonal'govcrnment arrangements for the future beyond isa

-»- _ the faults of Francisco Mader0’s rule in suppressing pilags and brigaud- leaving. Cairo on March 10 for Paris. H

(‘ADLiO, Egypt, Feb, 25 (Spg¢lal)__ i_i_v_______>___`_;_V____i_Y____n Y ______n__h__Y_MY__Ym____Y__A >An____A_A__>H_`___f*_*AA_`u_U_>`_AWui Un > Hin'

unsrnl Porlli-in Dilip the exiled ex. f ` """"'"""`

resident of Mexico, isfiiighly elated W°m°“ °0lllll'-lll9i0ll0l'H dll"9CtlY ill 0011-`tav Lennhofl who

9 rersm vlan to the Holy Land of that they never for a moment con- nnn l Mcorsne, nl Brooklyn nnil template# dolce nnythlnl; that mlxl\¢ ls comlignlom, infringe Portligllese sovereignty in

the colonies or of calling an interna- tional corference on the subject.

ration for repairing harness, shoes “Mendits lor repairing tin and

all kinds of leather at Cameroli’n ldlllinliiel Ware l0c. at Calneroii's

ardware Store, 162 Queer. St. Hardware Store 162 Qllelu Sf-.

2-2BMtf.

The party told of woman and chil-‘ ren being among the dead in the

instant Relief From Eczema

tracts of Mexico City and of the‘ _Q V

carcity of food. They said they had: You can stop that awful itch from f-llklf l‘f Ffflllilng ffl UT thi! U90'-mil! o pay as high as 25 cents each for eczema and other skin troubles inllvnsh. All other rlrulzgistl keep this gzs at one time. _ [two seconds. 'D. I). D, Prescription-go to them if Mr. lviikins also told of the hor-, Seems too good to he true-hut itlyoil can't come to us-but if you ors ni thc first few days of the re- is true. nnd we voucb lor it. come to our strrc, we will give you olut_inn_I».!h escaped from the Hotell Justn. few drops of the simple, the fir'-it flollllr bfltile OD OUT D015- nturblrie in a baker’s wagon and cooling wash, the D. D.. I). Prescrip-

livr nn my guarantee, that D. D. D.

g_ was shot at several tirnes on his wa ti f

y on or eczema, and the itch stops will sim- the itch at once. D. D.D.

o the tre.in.` Plc said his wagon was instantly. Soap is ll help in keeping the l70l`¢9

iso stoplled once and he was search-l Now if you have tiled ii great

clean Ask ue iiliout it E A Foster,

d. Mr. \V!lk.ins told of piles of bod-l many cures for eczema and have been Central ` llrilgstore, 'C-harlottatowll

did not appear outsi My room and ies being burned in the streets. dlsapointed, do not make the mis- lI’. l".Wl. i V when attaches tried _ door they *°" "" "` ‘ ` """""' . '-`“ ' '“` " "'*°" *'° ' Ig; ,.,.,,.-_ ,. ,.,...,d_ m .L _ . . _. . _ .. _ miem»'

Fearing something was Huong the " ` ` " ,,,,,,,_,,,‘

Whraft Fertilizers

Do YOU Use?

ilr lingllsli Uilnlixed brand?

l‘o you use these cllenp, illiplofitiiblv, i'c:l<ly-illixcll \':ii'l`ci`cs barllylllil lll:.ll1l.l.re...qf,. ~.

o . `~ T '

Tllc kind of crop you goteclclc ds alliiigcllit-r oil lllr kim] of prliii fools you use. You

ailiiot expect your land to pzly good i'cliiril.~; niilcfss \'<>'l givv llflfk iv ll UIC 6 <'lll€1llS Of fer'

ility that were used by prcviolls cifops 'l lint illt-:ills you liccll lo ullltivzilc calcli field with the ertilizer that is pi'e~cnliiiolltly fittillg to the pzliiiclilxlr crop Lliut i-' going to be cllltivfatcd. Potatoes need one kind, wllellt zliioiher, iiirliips rlliotllcr, lizly alioilici' :uid the one way to rent exicll plot right to get ilic exact }>`:iiit food required nl ll szivilig in labor and cxl.>el1Se -- s to use our Englisll brand lzlilllixcd :ind illcli illix :i fcrlilizcr that will suit every crop

S_o11_ee__ the Advantages

of Using Unmixed Fertilizer

With these English Un mixed Ferti ivurs you can treat our lriiicl tosiiii ever ncccl o

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any kind of crop. You can use M uriate or Sulphate of Potasli Nitrate of soda, Kainit, Bone. l\lerll or Superphospllate singly or in any c -iiibin ltion to suit the needs of any field.

These fcrti izers are the most profitril>l_c iiicvcry way nn.l besides costing less :it the

tart they save fully 25 p. c. of your lllonev eliabling you to mix your own plant foods at home_.- and when you mix your own fertilizers you kiiow just what you are using and what _you are getting for your money. .

These Uniliixed Ferlilizers are far more ioducti\e >rofit.iblc und scicilfficil

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certain than any style of animal fertilizers known. And they are less cxpcmivc, more certain in resulisziiid better in every way than any kind of mixed fertilizer on thc illnrk et.

l Recommended by Experts

All Government experts. eminent lecturers and ex ieiiellced farmers throu llout

_ . I _ _ then

Dominion are unanimous! _proclainiing these English Viiniixcd Fertilizers the list ‘to use Here on P. E. Island neagy all our farmers we these Uililiixed Fertilizers and their present Success in farming, the rich _and $ood crops and abundant yield over that of their neighbors- is sufficient proof of the sillperiority of these premier plant foods.

lf there is any imnjou have particular faith in as' an ex ert farmer or a ex tt 00

i ree Booklfe ts.--__-_-.

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arm topics ask him what he tliinks of these fertilixers and we will stand up io his claims. A

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We have a number oflinterestiiig booklets on fertilizing and fililllll'-1? mdsthe wmv'

2 24Mmwfetts `

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a§.n,S.Cslh=ane€. ._ A 'T ` l all _‘ _'is F . ~

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.:r~.».sr=f ` " ""1" s

§`r.=‘»`m

ation of.-ground crops. These will be sentlfrce lo any address- just dw? ll 5': “F4- you will get them by reiurnmail; ' '

"nur Helms Grupo, Burbine LOW* r uid all Gelaral ur;-'nies Wrl

1-smpl»ssan,|.`é.\ioln'io`|l~ln the md _.

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