ISIS-ir~Edward Greys Explan- ation of British Altitude
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LONDON, Nov. _5.-The British st-
titudgddatthlf sigatien was ex- plain o- ay ' e ouse of Com- mons by Bir Edward Grey, Foreign
Seeretafly, who we/s loudly cheered when, i reply to a-question, he said that no one would be disposed to dis- pute the right of..the Balkan states to formulate terms on which they are prepared to conclude peace.
The great powers would seek. to nd-
just their views to meet the situa- tion.
Great Britain, he said, had de- upatched warships as had the other
powers as (riéprogpgtulog. )
ana ress VIENNA, Nov. 5-A correspondent
at Scutarl of Relchspost telegrapbs that the Montenegrin army again crossed Bayorna River today but met a superior force of Turks and were compelled to retire. Some of the Montegrins shells
hit houses in Christian quarters u'
Scutari. audd a number of persons were wounce .
The Turkish mil tary hospital was also hit by shells fired at the mega zine.
(Canadian Press) PARIS, Nov. -The Turkish am bassador presented to iM. Poincare premier and Foreign minister this morning the request of the Turkish government for mediation and thc foreign office immediately took steps to acquaint the other powers with the new Ottoman proposai.
Before undertaking to act M. Poin- carc emphasized to the Turkish am- bassador that it must be clearly un- derstood that all idea of exercising prcssurc was excluded nnd~ powers could not undertake tnsk, unless all bolligcreuts were agreeable.
WALES iS A
SPUHIINE lllll|iiN
LONDON, Nov. 5 (Special)-Scenes
uf a serious nature occurred at font-, bull imutfbhes in Wales last Saturday, which will not go towards upholding the prestige of Walcs "as a sporting nation." The occurrences all happen- ed at Rugby matches. _ Mr. Freatby, the rcferec, in the
Trcorky vs._ Pontyprldd match, on the first-named club’s ground, die not please the spectators, and at the end of the match be was severely at- tacked. Large stones were thrown at him, and one hit him on the back of the head, rendering him unconscious. 1.. W'illlams,;_ a Pontypridddorward, was also s0t~upon by the crowd, and was severely knocked about, while Gwiiyn Jones, a Pontypridd three- quarter, was struck on the face as he was leaving the field. Two mon have been arrested in connection with the affair.
AUSTRIAN AVIATOR WAS KILLED;
VIENNA, Nov. 5--An Austrian mil-
itary airman was killed this morning vnhile flying around' the army acro- dome at the military station of Goorz, he fell from a considerable height owing to the collapse of one 0! the wings of his aeroplane.
STRIKE ON C. P. R.
`0'l`TAWA, Ont., Nov. 4.-In nn ol- iicial statement issued here at 0.30 H. m. President Mosher of the Can- miian Brotherhood of Railway em- lvloyecs announced that its members \'_/Ollld be on strike on the C. P. R. llucs throughout the Dominion by ll0on t0-day. '
From teiegrams received he said
that the men at nearly all the small stations were already out and that the strike would bc general in the
lllfggir towns and cities within a few
A number oi the brotherhood men
ure already out here.
Ahmlt. 5.000. will be affected
throughout Canaria.
The Great Powers Will beC0n- ferred With for Mediation
(Canadian Press)
CONBTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5`-
The British cruiser Weymouth enter- ed the Dardaneiles today and will ar- rive in Bosphorus some time to- night. »
reach Constantinople for 'the protec tion of foreign residents.
The French and Russian warship
are expected tomorrow. `
(Canadian Press)
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-The Austrian
government to-day informed Turkey, ln reply to a request for mediation, that Austria would first have to con. fer with the other grcat powers and when this had been done an answer would be givenl ,
MEETING ill IHE
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The Prcsbytcry of P. E. Island mct
in St. James' church, (iharlottetuwn, Yeilfeullly mid Was constituted bv the Rev. J. J. McNeill, moderator, with a good attendance present. Among
:other items the following were pass- |ed:-A resolution moved by Rev. T.F. |Fullerton, seconded by Rev. E. J. Rattee and carried.
lu removing from the roll the name
of Mr. G. Strathie who died in St. John's Newfoundland, Sabbath Oct. 27th, The Presbytery hereby irive expression to their poignant sor- row under tbc bereavement that has come upon them, and at the same tim place on record their deep sense of the high personal and ministerial cl\a.re.cter of their departed brother, and of the great loss sustained by them as indiviiluals, and as a Pres- bytery.
The Fresbytery with sincere sorrow
would also take this opportunity of recording their' dccp sympathy with the bereaved widow, commending her nrlectionately to the grace and con- solation of thc Heavenly Father; and with the congregation of ,Zfion church, Charlottetown that has thus been de- prived of a faithful pastor, 9, cour- agcousguldc, and a loyal friend.
The lute Mr. R. G. Strathie was
born near St. John's, Newfoundland
,in 1872. He was educated in Dalhou- sie University and in the Presbyter- ian College, Halifax, and was grad- uated B. D. in 1897. His first pas- toral charge was Newport, N. S. lu- to which he was inducted in 1807. After 8 pastorate of two years he was called to St. Andrew's church, Truro. 'Resigning this charge he went to Scotland where he took a. l1ost-grad- uate course, and on his return was called to Summcrside where he labor- ed for several years. ln 1910 he tooki charge of Zion Church, Charlotte- town.
As a iuan Mr. Strathie ever stood
for noble aims and high ideals, he was endowed with rare qualities of mind and body which be gladly used in the Master’s cause. As ei preacher he found his theme in the great truths of the Gospel of thc Grace of God.
'His voice was sympathetic and his
style was at once forceful and clear, dignified and plain thus securing close attention to his impressive sermons, which always gave amiplc evidence of rhought and reading.
His untlriug energy fquud COHZGUIHI
work in thc inanxguratlon and super- .vision of the building of the new church which will alwaY8 be aBi0Cia€- ed with his name.
As a member of the Presbytery,` hc
ever showed ai cheerful and graceful readiness in responding to any task laid upon him for the furtherance of the Kingdom of Gnd in this province Oi him it can hc truthfully said, “bc rests from his labors and his works do follow him."
The clerk was instructed to forward
copies of the foregoing to Mrs. Strathie and to the _session of Zion Church.' A. call from St. Peter's to ilcv. J. M. McLeod. of New Mills, N. B., was sustained and ordcrcd to be forwarded. Reports of catuchists were received and forwarded to the Home Mission Committee, Halifax. Rev. 'I‘. F. Fiiilerton was appointed
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PARIS, November G-(Speclal)-
result oil "Black
Saturday on the Paris Bou- rse. when prices ~f0ll disastrously in consequence of the war in the Bal- kans, M. Remy, formerly a. notary in the provinces, and his wife both com- mitted suicide.
The young couple had a fiat at a rental of $500 a year in the Rue Laonard de vinci and were ln very comfortable circumstances. The hus- band, however, had speculated very heavily during the past few months, and on Friday he remarked to a friend, “If the ‘slump' continues to- morrow I don't know what I sbal' do.” On Saturday be returned home in the afternoon. His wife was waiting for him on the doorstep, but his despairing look told her that they were ruined, and they went quickly indoors.
They were not secn again alive.'1‘he
next morning, when their bedroom door wasiburst open they were found dead, both having been shot in the left breast. A revolver was found in the room.
A letter was left saying that the
couple wanted to put an end to their existence so as not to be dependent on anyone for assistance. An inves- tigation into M. Rcmy’s affairs show‘ ed that the the excitement on the Bout-so on "Black Saturday” swept away the last remaining vestige of
his fortune.
'l‘URON'1`O'S HEAVY `l.IST.
TORONTO, Nov. 2.-Four charges
of murder five of manslaughter, three of attempted murder, two off criminal negligence, one each of fraud, illegal operation, perjury and robbery, and three of shonbreaking, make up the list of cases for trial at the Criminal Assizes, which open on November 11. This is one of the heaviest lists of recent years.
The trial of Dr. Beattie Nesbitt on
four charges of making false returns in connection with the wrecked Farm- ers' Bank is perhaps thc most im- portant to the public, but it is quite possible that the trial will be post- poned on account of Dr. Nesbii.t‘s precariousl state of health.
SUGAR REFINERY.
STI JOHN, N, B. Nov. 5-It is
lieved that an agreement for
erection of the ,proposed sugar dnery here will lkeiy be reached day. It is said that the city is mending a deposit of $100.000 f0I` the starting of the work at certain date failing which the sito granted will revert to the city.
bc- the re- to- dc-
session and Rev. G. A. Sutherland, Kensington, was appointed to declare the Zion Church pulpit vacant on Sunday next, Nov. 10, 1912- The following were appointed a commis- sion to visit Cardigan:-Rev. A. J. McNeill (Convcner), Rev. T. F. Ful- lerton, Rev. W. H. Spencer, Rev. M. N. Mclicod, Rev. A. J. Back, Lt. Gov. Rogers, John A. Lawson.
The recommendations of thc com-
mittee on Sabbath schools and young pe0ple’s societies were conformed to under the convcnerehill of Rev. R. Murray, O’l.esry. The Preabyiefl' then adiourned to meet Nov. 26, 1912 at 2 p. rn. in St. James' hull.
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(Canadian Press) BOSTON, Nov. Br-Returns io
President from 90 out of. 1102 vo ing precincts in Massachusetts, ' cluding sixty out of. 221 precfnctsi
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(Canadian Press)
PORTLAND, Nov. 5-Returns ,fo President today from 20 out of 521 cities and towns, comprising 44 out of 634 election precincts, give Roose- velt 3062, Taft 2206, Wilson 3701.
Vote so far indicates that
Wilson will carry New York and Mas- sachusetts. Roosevelt leadfng Taft.
(Canadian Press) _
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Roosevelt he
approximately a plurality of 15,000. (Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--Chairma
mittee, concedes that Wilson will ear cy New York. state by over 100,000. (Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Wilson is
leading in Maine, Indiana and Con-A necticut,
t- Taft fn New Hampshire, Democrats in- concede Illinois to Roosevelt.-
n It looks as if Wilson has nine sure
Boston, give Roosevelt 7339, Tait majority already.
(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Wilson ha
1- carried Massachusetts, Kentucky,
Maine, Pennsylvania, Conneeticut,New York, Maryland, New Jersey, and .
the south, probably Arkansas.
Roosevelt is running ahead of Taft.
and is known to have carried Michi gan and Iowa.
Iliinois is believed to be running
strong in the west.
Chairman McComb of the Democra-
tic National headquarters says :.
| "Victory ls now complete" Chair-
niman Dixon of the National Progres-
Barnes oi the Republican state com- u sive Committee remarked "we have
got to go west for the Roosevelt vote” claims Iowa.
Speaker Champ Clark is re-elected, Taft is poor third. `
iIlN_l]ilN HUHELAHS
liili li WUHK
. l.()NlJ(iN, Nov. 5 (Special)-At Leicester ir few days ago George Bre- waril. a boot and shoe manufactur- er, of Earl Shilton, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with. bllrglilry at a factory belonging to a rival firm, and was sentenced to six months’ hard labor.
The case excited much local inter-
est, tho prisoner being a well-lrnovnn man.
The court was half flied with
boots and shoes completed and bun- dreds of pairs in a partly manufac- tured state, as wcll ns with leather and other materials which formed part oil the stolen property.
The prisoner was captured at mid-
night on a Sunday with a bag on his back, and subsequently large quantities of leather belonging to Messrs Hurst, Colton and I-IoD01`0l'f- were found under a. hGllS0 ‘lu the prisoner’s factory. _
The prisoner, ina confession to tn
police, explained that he conceals
nights, when the engine man W0” to bank up his fires.
BIG DEMAND Fon MEAT or DOGS
HALLE, Germany, November 4- Score of stray dogs were slellghtewd today and the meat sold to the Pull' lic in the city market. There was 21 rush to ohtnin the canine steaks and chops as if they were a great delica-
cy.
The city authorities ordered" the butchering of the animals. which had been gathered for the past month. It is planned to combat the ment fam ine with domestic animals, and the pussies of the cftY may “ext 80 IU rabbit pie.
WHISKEY ABOVE WOMEN.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Scotch
bers of the St. Andrew’s Society UI the District nf columbia. are practic- eny in hiding to-day ns ei result of
presence would necessitate the nb-
election of the o1'iZHY“Zi1t1‘“‘-
IIOGAIIIOFITION IN ONTARIO. `
HUBHIHY IN PAHIS
thrown up, and in a moment the five suspects were in the street.
Then the revolvers on both sides
began to speak, and soon the whois' village was in an uproar. Armlng themselves with whatever weapon lagers joined the police in the pur~ was nearest to their hands, the vil-
suit oil the fugatlves, four of whorr were arrested after a fierce struggle
e 'The fifth got clear away, and is d still at large. The ,prisoner once un-
himself lin the I"-“fo”-'i' 0” S““daY der lock and key, the _grey motor-car
t ul 'ected to a careful examina-
was s >J tion, which was not to prove fruit- less. In the back seat were four overcoats, from the pockets of which the police extracted revolvers loaded with soft-nosed bullets, polgnards, and bags of pepper. Beneath the overcoats and concealed by them, were bucklers in sheet-steel, such as have been suggested for the use of the police against_ bandits.
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PATRICK BROTHERS WILL
HAVE ARTIFICIAL ICE.
MONTREAL, Nov. 5-A friend of
the Patrick Brothers announced yes- terday that the new Hockey Arena *W New Westmiulster would be supplied with a $30,000 artificial ice Plam- shortly by a Montreal firm, ‘ known
fathers, husbands and lovers, mem- M tue Linde Canadian Refrigeration
Company. . The manager of the company, when asked about the story, said that ' ll
their decision to abolish women from was mum true' ultuougu he mum their 90531 banquet _became their not go into any particulars :is to the
amount to be expended. llc dll my
sence of Scotch whiskey at the func- h W vyr that the Dumb would he
tion. Indignanit Scotchrnyfomeéi ig: read; in' time um the wmiug uuckey threatening rcpr sa s. e vo e _ _ whiskey as skein-‘li “'°‘“"“ “'“" W' solid: makes it mek as if the rucifu-. tually unanimous and was taken af; Coast Hockey League not muy uuu for ri licatgrl discussion at the onnua been prosperous during the ,mst Mm
son, but expected tqbe even rnorc so during the coming one.
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TORONTO, Nov. 5-Seventy-eight SHIPPING NEw3_
municipalities will vote on the IOCBI -_-
ontion. Jonllerynlsui io; thu <1l\\°Ht- nnteren, Charlottetown, ucv.
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interim moderator of Zion Church DRESS-MAKING DONE ‘AT 43 X1'lregd;ep;»ll)m€)|ita;i§ municipalities ;£eT;v{:l.lt[_ny§|u¥2;,:¢, \I(:;8rt;)<;l‘n Rll\l:er;b
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WANTDD A'r ouchn nun HUNDRED ‘“'-*-” s. s. Hiuimx, rains, Boston; sehr
` ' e_ barrels parsnips. John McQulllsn & IIIE WEATHER Dwiua, Fraser, Richibucto.
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' ' ' “ "" “'*_.‘“‘”1”""_°_“"" Y°°t°I' “Y W” 0" 7' °“' ° 5 rder and five per cent discount Flin S'\LE'_`l UHF' BRED CHAMP' above zero and the' highest was gf1‘;i;,,£1_ Muumum chu.” tweutruvu l 1”" hogs' tw° months 0m' 'Apply twenty-seven above. The lowest re- ta
D- R- H°°I’°r' North Mlmm' corded the previous night was twenty can ' ._.--...__.,____._.,.__i. f1°6“l6ll’d' nine above. At nine a. m. yesterday ...rho Ven. best ot candy Wm uc 1-OST OR S'I`0U‘1N“"\ YOUNG C01-" it was f°r\`»v-fl” d°8f°°»° °‘°°"° “"9 rein at the opera, nth and me
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per f_’Ll!‘9°__§*- _ .__ “'°M3iP“- 'rue tide win be high our morning f ____
V LOST, A SILVER CUFF-LINK at 8.11 and tomorrow at 9.16; it nvrhe very best 9( egmiy will be
near the Bank of Nova Scotia. Fin- wili he high tonight at 8.38 and to- 501.1 at the Grossmith opera-. The der please leave at the Shorthand morrow at 9.20. pu," 0( Hamm, in the opera ri ~;s- `Dept. of C. B. C. 11-6 Mlipd. The sun sets this afternoon at 4.39 11th and 12th Nov. for the beno' t oi 1;-`¢m‘g'Amg_'_`.q\W(j“§{1f(3f; -C5'\7y`§,, and tomorrow at 4.38; it will rise the Charlottetown Hospital. Bring with heifer calves atuside. Atyrlshize tiomoriéoaé 51610111118 Bt 5-49 Bild Fri' ten cents with you. ~ 11-5M3l.
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” ' ‘:""" ' "‘ ~"§_`="°A- The last quarter of the moon was aiu tonight, Nov. Gt a porn.
Bggutw i`6N;l?s ol irsgrlrhtgqworlcrn in on Tuesday, Nov.. 1, at 11.38 p.m. House with complete chunge ull sipeyi-
u¢0,.°_ Gouu wus” and advance- The new moon will be on Friday, aities, an amateur mg t an x 'lc
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liicomplete iietums Make Wilsoifs Election Ill- Al Cvufienay Bay- Will C051 And 1° Have if Caimify Of
most Sure-Roosevelt und Toit Running M'"'°"S°fD°"“'S 2’0°0 l,3°'f°lS I
‘Close~Democrutes ure Jubilont '
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-'--""'-“ stewart, managing director of Nm. for the sugar refinery to coat $1,000,-
iflperirri to 'rel Guardian.) ‘Special to The Guerdlenm f sr .Ions N0 _ ' sr .Ions Nov. 6-'rue is reement
ton Griffiths Company, of Canada an- ('00 and. 50 MVB B C81-‘Nifty 0! 2,010 u0lll1C0d to-night that his company barrel” P" da? WU ffililmid £9451.. DY . would erect in Courtenay Bay, the the City’ ¢0“U¢ll-
iargegt dry dock in the would Bud The men concerned are D. Lorne would also establish 8 steel plant and Mc(-l‘bl’°“ and other cbpitalliti U1 , steel shipbuilding yards to cost mil- Montreal'
hong or dniiars and employ tu0uu_ Work will start on June lst, next ends or men. and the refinery will be completed in
two years.
.;_______._._ _The company posts l$l00,000 forfeit
with the city chamberlain to ensure
construction and operation on refinery
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lllllUN'S Fill SKINS
LONDON. Nov. 4.-Though doctors
In the window of Prowse I5ros.' have long realized that thanks to 3.
store, Charlottetown, is posted up a better knowledge of slanitation and facsimile of the account sales of fox Personal hygiene people are living furs from the Dalton ranch. These louger than formerly the much new sales were made to C. M. Lampton‘ Pl' relative longevity 01 women as Co., London. There were 1,000 silver Sh0\vn in the recently published 'N,,_ fox skins from ‘furious parts of the tional Debt Office's report on the world, disposed of at the sale in mortality of Government life annuit- April 1910. Of this number 40 only ants has come as a gene;-al su,-u|-iuu_
brought over $500 each. Of this 40, In a summary of these figures g|v_
24 sirius or Dalton's whole output, at on in these columns on Saturday it the time sold for over $500 each was shown that the expectation of
This is a world’s record in a dozen life of a woman of fifty is now more different ways. In the next sale one than a year greater than it was iu
of tbcse skins came on the market 1875, while that of a man of the sam; nnd_ was resold at £750 or $3,750, nge is only uuout three months gras” ., making another world's record for er. "
The Dalton Ranch. In 1912 Mr. Dal Disgussing tue reasons of our in
ton tested the market with a single creasing longevity’ and in particular skin which brought £410 or roughly womunu, stronger hold on me' Phys* ag. $2,050 ondi was then in competition ciams yesterday at St. Barthoiomewuu ,§ with 978 silver skins, the highest of Hospital udvanced widelv dmemnu which brought only .£290 or 5.1120 lcss tum;-i¢u_ 'I-The essential cause 0! if
PARIS, Nov, 5 (S|,c¢iu1)._|,u¢0 at than Dalton's single skim. This shows death," one states, "is 5 wearing out .~,l».'»`
lliilht five (mysterious iruiiviriuais that should the fok business ever from ovnrwork of our brain culuu ' drove up, in.a fine grey motor-ear, Come to sulcly depend- on pclt value, Women umv he just as umiuy as men' gf
MAY GE;; BI§R 10.. aeroplane caught him in the air. _
» *”_ _ ._ AUCTION PEABODY `
HAI-IFAX. N°v~ 5--The* 111°” lm' Mauoaim. CHURCH. portant member of H. M. C. S. ____ 1 "Ni<>b¢’s" ses-some efiuirment. lm Hovnanian, Nov. 4.-'ree mem- rudder. which has bee” “Hd” °.9“' bers oi the $50,000 Peabody Memorlrn struction in the Old Country for many Uuurcu in Georgetown have decided a weary mouth. has at IHS* started to sen it he section rather than per- on its destination. The Furness liner ,uit dances ,md tueatricals to be hem Almeriama left Liverpool Friday ai- ul the bui]du,g_ ternoon with the sadly belated steer- p',»au¢is w_ Lewis’ a philaduipma ing 5051’ fllJ0fH`d- A Conlpamtively attorney and one of the trustees of speedy freighter, the Almeriana, tue will of Gem-ge Peabody' has gw_ Hlmllld mal” Halifax in te" dl’-YS~ If en the citizens of Georgetown until the rudder acts quietly and fits nice- December 1 to decide Wuetbm- they ly into r1»=~°'=.~ the Niolw Slwvld be went the church, with the under- nble to vacate'-the Drs' DOG* not much srarifimg that entertainments win not later than thc end of November. Tian be held ih@r@_
days ago it was estimated that if the It is Sum that the citizens Wm re. rudder made port by the iireeynt date fuse to vote on the matter, in which the vessel would be in sea-going trim msc ML Leu-is Buys the structure Wm
by the end of this month. Arriving be torn uO'wn_ '
a week and a half later, figuring on the some bv-sis Sh°“1d i1DI>1Y~ That is MISSING iuAN’s HEAD CUT our.
it can be safely said on this estimate _,__ that the cruiser will make her gate- ‘ _q_i_(i0’ Me__ Nuv_ 4___-rue body of way by Dec- 10th- Asim Piieijouih, the Albanian missing
Bi-_t all this figuring is made 0“ since August 4, was found inthe for-
the presumption that the rudder will out iu the ,ear of Alderman 'Quaruu fill- If it d0@SIl't. H1011 the Shi? will (`lark's home near the Saco.River to-
have to get one that does. Again ifiduy_ ' .
local workers can remedy possible de- The ue,-,(1 und been sevured gud my fects, the delay would not be very your feet from the t,.uuk_ The lem
one has to be ordered, then thc sail (fomum. Fr-_iu C_ Bradbury and City OFF may hf\`~'f` £0 "Smal" in Hamm* Marshal Cobb are convinced that the f0I` llil lnfleflnlte l’°I`l°‘l- man was rnurdercdbv another Alban-
mn who disappeared at the time of
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The body had been dragged three-
ST. JOHN, Nov. 5-Tlir (‘l\urcb of‘ ,Lum-tem of u miiu into tha thicker, ur.
England Synod of Frcilerictnn din- ter the umy" und done his w0rk_ ¢ cesc oiwned here today w»ii»h a burr A neu. in which the need mon was attendance, Bishop Riclmrdsuu pre- known to have carried $135 and a Dis- siding. tol, which he had bought in Portland
the .°‘.atur<laiy before he was missed,
S/Iinard’s Liniment Cures Burns, Fltc. were both gone.
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l The Morning Guardian (mailed) one year. ......$Z.$0
The Canadian Couniryman (weekly) one year...$l.50
I Total.....................-$3-IIIU
“Two papers for price of oiic“°'
For :i ' Iiiniiod tinu-. thc Guardian inanugcmcnt has
roinplr-.tcd ur|‘an,f.rruni\|if.~i io offer ilu- nlmvo two pupcrs to any ad- tlrcsui in Prince Eilwnril Islnuil for only $2.50
_lt is not i\cces.=u\i'_v tu introduce “'l`lu- (~iuur<`|iuu" to tho reading
public. of this l’rovini~<- ns if enjoys a larger circulation by thous- ands than any of its ¢~<nn|u~.iif<>r.~i.
, The Canadian (,‘ounir_vnu\n is n \\’I-ZEKLY farm magazine . published in ’l`nron,o, Out, prinivd on oxcclli-nt onafcd paper, sizé
nf' pages i'i x 14 , ncut i°o]>y to lnuul ooniailni 33 pn fc.-\.
Tho Canadian uutrymau is full of farm iillrus, splondidlf
illustrated with farin views, farm niu<fl\ii\ory~ii\ operation, fields o vegetables, prize whining i\oi~sie.~, cultic, liogs, sheep, viows of tho Art Association exhibit ui 'l`o\~<nifo, eta.
Ou auniluvr page furilu-r particulars urn given about The Can.
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