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\l%f.f“°is1:.:°c;=.::.°::.“:::~:c.cllAiiioTirioivN iiriii eiiniiis couiul'

state whether th i _ _ _ __ i, _ _ lin the M,,,,,,,,g °D,,ff"‘ of tg °l>1>°=r

' fn ~] Y 0 Rural W I I _ I `_ M y' when!" I°" 0” eg If- Pays to buy in this province. _ Rev. J . W. Aikens. now of Toron-

er ~ to will be in Nova Scotia shortly,

f _ e or m ti

_ _ _ in either Daily, or in both,ore°vn¢:z|:

.___ _ IB G display advertisment nn

ment_ bush Joe” c___s.___ nounc otherwise ' 8' °d ad mme _“___-po _________or church or ohm- so,__ or do ndt encl:JIleB;al1‘l1&1)3‘n,:¢v°r B *° PW f°r'selne eil ei which fill" returned by il;-Bt rgan i `t - the item not heisg she'lgsl;°l,f;f°“t more money is sent than neéesosg ag l_f:__1__¥____f_€»_:‘__ tix item the surplus W greater discountollds' clililhrewitlleiggd

The Committee on the previous day |§°." Bdveflilllllg of churches &e th

or regular business, Innii such ca es the Advertising department co m““iCGl5°B With the sender as quick

end hospital then ‘r Meek 1e.in¢n, _“B Pmlble bv mail or phone, sit

.lueed the :setter end, sus eeted thst §§§,§‘5,o”';‘,’_°mt§§§;§_§_;' gffvicte _to e

' » e no oo f

diilillllt, thus savln all People write thlsgomsgoigbganggl News, Letters to Editor etc 9, charred for. and to eil suéh there but one reply-all items etc U1

_ _money making nature, even thou -"nie committee has decided to'f,';§"c,§’§,;‘§;‘;§;v“§_f__°§__=_;~t_;_\°Ws new

ve.nce notice or notices oliwfl' istdlilsngn lectilre, ple social, picnic, etc. a chargeable if an admission fee' silv collection, sale of pies 0|- 'sale food or refreshments, sts, Advan 'notices of purely religious sei-vig even tho a silver collection is to taken \lp.' are not' chargeable. 'r particulars of 'any of the above, afte they have been held, are, dhowev news and thus not chargeable. T ‘WWE 0| BUY Past. present or futl business, which is still being send., _ted,_ is chargeable, if it is n ,parent that the object is to make the business more widely know and thus increase it. Verses accomp nying death notices are also chargea le. Even items which are actual ne

and not chargeable for bllt once either Morning Daily or Rui-ni Dail or both are chargeable for more th one insertion, as they are thus n

news. `

The above facts are given for t

purpose of assisting pei-sons who ha items- etc-. to mail to this oilice, that delay and disappointment w be avoided. 3-16drtf_

OTTAWA, March 17-The Privileges'

and Elections committee met yegm-. day afternoon, but took no evidence in the ease against Mr Adelnrd 1_,5n¢_ tot, M. P. A box of papers touching the matter had just arrived, and counsel for Mr. Blondin, M. P., asked nn opportunity to-_exfitnine them. An adjournment was consequently made until Tuesday morning.

had decided to strike from 'the recordi s reference to _work done by. Govern- ment °m1>l°y°s..si- l;grel'.nn._ acchureh

the declsion'~-bl; _ _ ‘.~_ _ Mr. Lancaster said the reference inf the evidence was only en pashsnt, but if it were struck out someone in the House would be wanting to know whv and therefore it had better be left in

strike it out; the resolution stands till it is rescinded," ruled the Chair- lnan. “The evidence will be ellmina-' ted from the printed report, but the stenographer will preserve his not-

es."

The testimony referred to was given

by Mr Henri Proulx, and the effect of it was that the employes of the sip-‘ yard often did private jobs at Sorel. Work on a church and hospital was' cited ae an _i.nstance.

CUT 'I"I-IIB QUT AND` ‘ ‘ ‘

_‘ ~ PASTE IT UP.

Almost every day The Guardian re- ceives orders y mail to insert news' matter of an advertising nature. In most of these cases the senders, who are frequently not known to any member of the staff and who have no account in thtnndvertising depart- ment, write "Please insert the fol- lowing and oblige," thus apparently illlplyilig ‘that they think the items will be inserted irec_ Only a few weeks ago a reader wlote asking that his ad- vertisement of Farm for Sale he in- sel'ted.free from day to day until he cancelled it, as he is a subscriber to The Guardian. In this connection it may be sa-ld that the subscription price is notsuilicient to even pay the actual cost of paper, ink, presswork, mailing, bookecping and other expen- ses of the Circulation department

privileges 'of free advertising andare

“Don’t juggle with your' healt

Have your prescription filled at t store most thoroughly equipped f such work. We have one of the la gest and most effective prescripti departments in the Province in char

.. _ f tlil d, li d ' _

pmper' and thus euhscmhus h'°‘v° “° ‘tdrilfgeryoifr nexilenelfrescrllhsircnllllatllzls

'l‘l1e‘_Two Macs. dr

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TOWN OF TRURO _ _

TOWN OF YARMOUT

41)' C' lf pf. M1-iclllw

_ _ Trustee Investments

We offer the following Municipal Debentures whose

merit we have closely investigated. _

CITY OF I-IALIFAX. . . . .... . . . . .Yield 4 l-8 p.c.

“ 43op.c.

TOWN OF NEW GLASGOW. . . . “ 4 l-2 p c. TOWN OF NORTH SYDNEY.. .. “ 4 3-4 p.c.

“ 43~8p.c.

These are a few of a carefully selected list of Municipal Bonds.

We can furnish Investors with similiar securities to yield from

TIISII di C0.

F.S'11ABLISI-IED 1873

Members Montreal Stock E

HALIFAX. MONTREAL. ST. ]Ol-IN.

xch Direct Private Wires

We own and offer for sale in lots

MEMBERS MONTREAL S

drrti’ _

THREE ISSUES 0!" HIGH GRADE _ BONHS YIELIIING A I"IlI.I. 6. P. C.

to suit purcllasers pnrliciilarly aft-

rnctive issues of high grade bonds, an investment in which will yicld :1 full six per cent, on the money invested. _ _

In each instance they are issued by concerns hav\ng_z1 well establish-

ed business: whose Ahserls are valued up to nearly four iimcs the amount of their bond Issue'--thus affording safety of principal. _

Thc net earnings of each Company shows a steady increase and are

such that surety of 'interest is unquestioned. ln one c_ase being two and a hall' times andfm another mortiilian four and a half times the amount re- quired fo pay the infei'eli\:~oh I ehond issue. '» ' _ _

We have prepared special circulars or booklets regarding each issue

and shall be glad _to send you ll copy of them upon \'.¢<lU°B*~

H_sii'fs_», slehsesi, sydney, cllAaLo'rrl~:rowN, si. Jehirs, Ned. "

BTOQLQ QUOTATIONS ‘

ei-_ -

March 21, 1911.

_ so 6

vhsriettetsiqs. i>. liz. 1.

Mosrnnm. sroolrs.

Detroit... 70 Dom. Iron & Steel..." 591 59i Power... ...ihog I 151| RIO... ...106 106 Scotia . . . ... 97} 9B§

Toronto st. ny... ...lim Rlshilleu a O‘nterle._...11ai

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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Opened. Closed.

-p -i _ Atchison... ...lost los K Am. Beet Sugar... 461 45%

_ Alual. Coppcr... . G4? 54% ` Brooklyn R. T... 77% 77-I

Reports furnished by F. .B. Mc- Reading . . . .__ ...1§B 1§_7l Cllrdy & Oo., Members Montreali Union Pacific... . ...1l6¥ 1163

steer nxehsn 1 o slehmehd st.. .U. s. steel... 19% 78%

vs. chemical... se; 665

I Opened. Closed. 0P°“°d' CI°5°d‘ _

Cen. P in _..21s zls _ M y... 14.60 14.48

M c I 10* Jihy... 14.45 14.94

CHICAGO MARKET.

gpqned. Cl__osed._

- _ 90| 9 shswini¢ee.._ ...mi 1112271 my :chief um “_”

.lilly Corn... ... 50! 53i

_ G. M. Kitchen of Charlottetown is ln Amherst today, the guest of the

'géfrracc Hotel.-Amherst Ex., Mar.

_::Clean your bloodl' Everyqng is tbs- ibgbw oi- s-.seed hottie ei bleed pst- l_ cs taken In the sprin lnoilths. Dur- UIB the winter ‘tile sy§'ei*n~ > becomes l°°'_d°‘1 Wltff llllpurltles. Sprlng’s Sar- Bbparilla is thehcithloqd purifier we know of. 81. e bottle ‘The MacKinnon llrus Cnc, qor. ot.-Geo. a Ke. stef-

. ‘ I ~ iirlitli

Il] HGHI THE H. S.

BERLIN Mar 20-“An America

lipillei. ls an intolerate menace to Japan Sllprsmacy in the waters of the Far East is a life necessity to -TB_Pan and her statesmen,‘ realizing fills. sre l>lanniu‘g to strike, 'and anon, declares Count Ernest Rgvem- MW- G°l`m9l1Y'S most-noted strategic- sl experceud writer on military ann. Jects. ~`

_;_“1t will not be denied even by t_ose who have hitherto been skep- tical." says the count, "that Jepan 16 preparing lor` an aggressive war against the Unite-d States. The main Oblect of the war- against Russia was not the annexation of land, but to Prevent permanent occupation by Russia of Korea, Kwantung, and Port Arthur. “ "I-efliiihiz Japan statesman are

now convinced that Japan as a great power cannot continue to exist ur.-_ less she possesses naval supremacy in the Pacific. She must continue to command the Chinese marker. Ameri-

CHARI.O'I'I`E'1‘OWN MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

` Saturday Issue.

Beef (quarter) per lb _ _ _ 0 Beef (small)-per lb. 16 Bwfs. nel- hunch '4 to 5 Butter - 20 to Z4 Mutton, per lb. 9 to 10 Pork ° _ci tg 3 Lard, per lb 16 to 18 Mutton (small) per fb 9 to 12 Potatoes 40 to 45. Straw per ton $5.50 to $6 Celery per bunch ' 5 Radishes, per I bunches I to 6 Lettuce per bunch 5 White Oats I4 Black oats' 35 Eggs, per dozen 17 to 19 Hay, per ton _ $7.50 to $8 l-rides - _ 1; to s Turnlps .15 Celdslrins, (free of heads) 11 to 12 Pelts, each 45 to 60

H 05°

Fowl , 10 to 11

SUMMERBIDE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Butter, per .lb. 18 I-lay, pressed $7. 0 to $8.00 Pressed straw $5 Hay loose $6.50 to 57.00 Blalk Oats 39 to 40 Hides 3 Pork 7l~ to 7% White Oats 37 Eggs 16 Potatoes 50

_ \iARI’I.‘DdHI SECURITIES. _ -

, 1, ,_ '

Msrenlv, 1911. -s _ , _ _

Quetstleserui-eisheefhy J. o. use

rintoeh A: Co., Ixehange Building, Halifax,-N, .3,'.'- ,_ __ -1 ».;‘<y. '~

IANKB.

B: N. Amerlca...... ... ...... 151 149 New Brunswick... 265 260 Nova Scotia, X. D ...... 272 270 Royal Bank of Canada X.D. 240 238

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadla Fire Insurance... 110 100

Acadia Sugar, 104 101 _Acadia Sugar, Or 67 65 Brandram-Henderson, Com.... 20 17 East. Can. Sav. 8: 140 137 lllestern Trust Company 150 Halifax Fire Ins...... 105 100 Nova Scotia Telephone....... 130 125 Sta.nlleld's Pfd... 104 101 Sta.nileld’s Com... ... ... ... 60 57 Trinidad Electric... .... 75 73

BONDS.

Acadia Sugar... ... 108 100 Brandram-Hendersoh 100 _97 Halifax Elec. Tramway 10|) 100' N. S. Steel A: Coal 1st....... 95; 94; N. S. Steal I: Coal Dcb...... 102] 101 Porto Rico Railways... 86 85 Btani_leld'sm¥fii'i'ffeII ......... .. 1028 lg! Trinidad sctric... 95 2

_menfblacks and blues, dye ' gum-autéed,_Ask fosjee the ' stamp "Briny Deep Serge”

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011101119

#inn ooruioisudr.

'l‘he__annual general meeting of the

shareholders of the Telephone Com- pany of Prince Edward Island willbe held at the Head Office of the Com- pany, Queen Street, Charlottetown, on Wednesday, the 22nd day of March, 1911, at the hour of eight

`o‘clock p. m. for the reception of the

annual reports, the election of Dir- ectors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.

(Bgd.) WALTER S. GRANT

'°° Nl W- ”°- _

‘ _ _- _ General Manager. ‘I-ledlli. _

' ' _ “_

“eval base. constructed in the Phil-

harlottetown this week to conduct

_ cial services in the First Metho-

_‘ ' is expected to visit '1‘ruro.-Ex-

ange. '-Mr. Aikens is expected in

Church. -

:::Iordan’s Emulsion is better than the commonicodliver oil and has' riope of its nauseoustaste either. ‘ _ a-zldei. _

ii: is h`s_r_ rival h-ele and the Panama

nal has for one of its main ob-

ibuts the concuest of the Chinese markets by creating a shorter Ray

WHY JAPAN WMIIS

Atlantic ports'and the .Chinese coast.

"The Japanese plans for conquest

provide forthe seizure of the Phil- ippines, the Hawaiian Islands, the American Samoan Islands and Guam. By this means Japan would create a permanent and unalterable advantage for herself. The m`ost powerful Air.- erican fleet conceivable would be helpless in such an immense area of operation as the Pacific Ocean with- dui: advance bases, so that the cap- ture»of these bases by Japan would render that country the undisputed mistress of the Pacific Ocean.

*".l‘here is no (lol-bt that Jalhn is

now in a position t0 seize these is- lands, because they are either unfort- ihcd, or insufficiently* fortified, and efdcient protection by the American fleet is impossible.

“Sudden seizure of these islands is

neither improbable or impossible. _“A very significant sidelight on Ja- pan’s attitude toward the use of the Phillippilles as a naval base was af- forded by the fact that it large float- ing dock, conveyed to the port of Olongapo with great difllculties, de- 'veloped n leak in 9, most inexplicable manner, and sank. This, and many

quiet, show that Japan is almost ready to _deprive America of her nav- al bases." `

Japan was hard at work preparing

for'war, he says, when thc American fleet went to the Pacific. and this produced ~“telnpo~rery tranquility," but J-apan is -now ready to strike. ` "Slimming up his conclusions, the ‘Count says: _ -"The seizure of the islands belong- iilg to America in thc Pacific would be essentially an act of defence on the part of Japan. notwithstanding the aggressive character of realizing the plan. I repeat it is a life ques- tion for Japan, and there is no doubt whatever that her rulers are fully aware of this truth."

THE DOUBTFUL MEMBER.

Th-e kindergarten teacher asked the

new scholar to tell her how many boys and how many girls there were in t-he class. She looked doubtfully at n small boy who was still wearing dresses an-d replledz-

"T’I\ere’a eight, one, two, three.

four, ilve, six, seven, eight."= “And

Duck _

B 12 if he’s a girl,"-She pointed at the

one who wore dresses instead of man-

zt 0'* or 'nuamn ly garb,-"why, then there's five

girls and one, two, three boys. But if she's is boy, there's on_e,"two, t-l1re€', four girls, and one, two-four boys-

MONTAGUE _ MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday md Saturday Issue.

_.__

Herring, per Ubi $5.00 to $6.00 Flour noller procured $5 Ogtg , 34 120 36 Potatoes 40 to 45 Oatmeal, per cwt. $3-25 Beef. pvr lb `_ ` 8

l» * ' " Butter, per lb (creamery) 24

Pork 7 to 8 Eggs 15 Hay, per ton $8 Mutton 9 Hides 7 Codilsh 7 t0 3 Hake 5 .-

___________ __A__ , _____.____-

____ _____*iBO§._N.

McEWEN-At Bristol, on the 16th to

Ernest and Mrs McEwen, a daugh- ter.

SCOTT-At Meadow Bank, West Riv- ' cr, March 20th, to Seymour and

Mrs. Scott, a son.

DIED. *_ ____ __ _

wliliilill-liclials--.1t`verneh River, P.

E.'I., on the' 14fth of March. DHH- iel Wentherlie, in_the ninetloth year

~ of his age. _ .STEWART-At Colville. Road, on

March 21st, 1911, Mrs. David R. Stewart, aged 77. Funeral on Thursday at 4 p.i1l. from the resi- dence of her son. .

"Lots of fun, good music and sing-

ing at the Opera House Easter Mon- day night, 3-zzd4i.

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aI1i;:u'l>'.'°DIIIl)lIzF:dI>ml`sniI cafe ill?s|.~ o eos. uronean D ln. I

ABSOLUTELY FIREPRODF stone floors nothinqwood but the yloors

Equippecl with lie own Semfsry

' l

Vacuum Cleaning Plant. bon; Distance Telephone in Every lcoom

Strleily A Temperance Hotel Bond for Booklet Commonwealth lofel Inc.

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~ 6l‘.l‘l-HAMMER '-

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‘ 1. *.'I mill". 1"-':

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circumstances t-had have been kept,

S'PLEHBIB%U£CES5 BF

P. E I. lR'l'II.I.EIlY GUS

_ <°°-cinn__1»_<»f-1 page 1>

No. 1 Bmrraav. “

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1, Gold L and $5, Gr. W. Scantlebury. 2, Gold L and $3, Gr. W. Welsh. 3. Gold L and $2, Gr. A. Mclnnis.

NO. 9 BATTERY.

1, Gold L alld $5, Gr. S. McDonald. 2, Gold L and $3, Gr. J. Mclsaac. 3, Gold L and $2, Gr. H. Paquct.

SIGNALLING. N0. 8 BATTERY.

1, Sgt. S. ~Bagna1l§ $5. 2, Cpl. G. Scott, $3. _

NO/ 7 BATTERY.

1, Sgt. J. Murlcy, $5.

2, Br. L. H. Davison, $3.

NO. 9 BATTERY.

1, Sgt. J. S. Ross, $5. 1 2, Gr. C. McDonald, $3.

All the above prizes for specialists

were competitions purely between members of the companies.

The ofllcers of the three P. E. I.

Batteries arc as follows:

In Command-Lit. Col H. M. Davi-

S011.

Adjutant-Major A. G. Peake,

NO. 7. BA'I"1‘EIiY.

Major-C. Leigh. Captains-W. I3. l‘rowsc, J. A. Web-

ster. _

Licutcnants-L. McKay, Il, J. L.

Garnhum, W. Stanley. _ _

NO- ll BATTERY.

Major-LI. R. Darke.

Captain-D. A. McKinnon. Lieutcnants-J. A. S. llaycr, IC. E.

Jordan, H. I.. Uctllune and l.. N. Seaman.

NO. 9 Il/\'l".l`l7}IiY.

Major-H. H. Sterns. (laptaill-A. 'l`. Mcliuy, l.ielltenl_=_nts-A. Mctluaid, A. Rob-

ertson, W. McEachern.

It is interesting to notc that out

of a total pri'/le list of $085 and four trophies the two P. E. I. Batteries won $420 and all the trophies.

This result, the evidence of

thorough work and untiring zeal in their military duties, should prove a stimulant of no mean proportion .for the work of 1911.

The Guardian heartily congratulates

Lt. Col. H. M._Davison and his offl- cers, Non Commissioned Officers and men on their splendid record of 1910.

’*°&-Sw .

` ' 4 - ' - » mahie rsmiiy from _our midst. ~ with ; ~ _ _ ~ _ _ 1 ~ _ _ the appointment oi Ur..-Kahlilil

' ~ he fact that Dr. F. H. Luce, alma.

- ," lIormgr`Davenport citizen, holding 5

B _ _ ;similar- position, would indicate that

. ‘ _ ’ _ ,our city produces some pretty good

'f-_,f timber._

_ fr*-°' (Mr. McLean above referred to is

The following ls from the Lincoln n non nf Wm, and Mrs. McLean, St. County Times, Davenport, Wash., Ayn,-d'5_ and ncaived his grsgymnk- Feb- g4thf"' _ ing instruction in the Merchants' Martin _MCIJGML Csslllef Of lI\e_Di-1” Bank of Prince Edward Island in "““f’°"t N’-I-’°““I B°“k» has l`¢°¢\V°<`1 this city. Mr. McLean's many rela- the appointment of _National Bankitives andqriendn will "ad 'mi plea. Examiner for Washington by the sn,-e of his 5n¢¢9g3_) _

Comptroller of thc (‘.\lrl'.ncy. The ' .___

appointment was de last Monda . .,

Mr. Mahesh will §HI:seed lt. T. wil- ' ANNOUVCEMENTS'

son, recently resigned. Martin Mc- "Make no engagements mr Esau,- Lean is 9, colnparatlvely young man Monday night, 5.22541;

and has E va-ried banking education,

having _:H599 from a derk In B C0““‘ "Tenders are called for the Rocky hrgtlldhgi Is(;.itil].e °ilisB>mh`sIdnl~rsE Pom Fwy' S” ad °l“°wh°'°' sponsihle positions in several of the "Attention is drawn to the-at ,.6 larger cltl' Ilanks- - 'I‘eude1's for coal which appears in

Mr. McLean was honored with tllc this issue. 3-22d;-li.

endorsement of all the lending banks ____ in Seattle, Spokane. and other cities "Easter Monday night is Cher- througihoilt the state, besides the lottetovin Hospital night, keep that business men of Davellport, and the night fred' from all other engage- strong backing of tlic state Senators. ments. 3-22d4_§`_

All Davenport rejoices in the higli

honor conferred on onc of llel' citi- °="],ngf_ we f,,|-gay' the regular Zen-‘=. yet it IS With regret that we nlolithly meeting of Court Abegiikit must lose Mr- McLean sml his csti- 1. o. F. will be held in the chambers "' " ' of the (‘ourt, on Wed. March 22nd.,

,___‘_`.\-\f\\\\ __ p. lll. A full attendance request- _._~_ ~ _ ‘V-_ ' ~ -I ~ 1' _,__ » ,__ 1. --

L4 I \ nu 1 ' _» _ _ __ /__ l‘lle (hilrch of England people, _ ' ‘ llustico, will hold a concert and bas- ' » ket social at Wheatley liiver I-lall on

if D N Tlliirsflay, March 23. Admission fif- \*/, " ~

_ P Lis --

_ I ____ "A special meeting of_- Milton

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7 _ /2 -/_

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3--1Bd4ir1ipd.

teen cents; ladies with baskets free.

- \ _Branch of Farmers and Dalrynlen As-

Q ; ~\ so., will bc llcld at North Milton

" K"'* Hall next Monday March 27th., at 7

_ _ _R\g _ ___ ___=_ _p. ln. to consider the question of

,.`.Bq|'G ___*~_.ly___i scclls. All members are requcsbcdto H1' IH' _ 0 A

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Lf-‘ig-‘\< .' :\»_'1;C3 §;';`\

S ill’ attend. _ ._

3 -‘iii _ ._HOMI5 IIOHE

ssiiiiiii osssniiss I `l~_

Psiicr suiimiv -¢

, _ _ '»_._ ’»__' '/ ._

LONDON, March I9-Today has been. ' _: I "“§¢,_ ‘ --- ' observed as peace Sunday. The Arch- _ ' ` bishop of York prcacllcd at Sllcfflcld, ' - Ali ° '

and from' lractically every pulpit in

to eulogies of President Taft and Sir _Eidward Grey for their arbitration proposals. The fl-ee churches have ar- ranged for a demonstration in 'sup-

Sweet

port of the arbitration movement to

he held in Albert Hell, April 1. _ _ I

The Campbell Milling Co., Limited

Toronto, Canada P

»; elodies

\Vllat you would not give

for those dear old musical

l gelus so famous in tile days

of our parents and popular with all of us? Imagine the delight ofllavlngtheworld’s _ greatest musical stars play- ing and singing tllc pi'¢:c_es you like best to hear, -and as often alld whenever you

want them.

These are a few ofthe de- :

lights thai the Edison brings to

every home.

For si popular cuterfziiilcr. for

any day :md any cucasion tile Ellison is ill a class by itself. , l’ricc~l . $I9.50 up and on easy

_ payment plans. _ ‘ llcar our new Standard avid

Ambcrol lidison records. _

A. E. Toomlis

. -...-.iq

BEFORE USING

will be compelled to endorse ii.

“DR. J. WO0I)BURY’S HORSE LINIMENT” For Exfernal and Infernal' U|c_

CURES SPLINTS

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CONTRACTED lI00l`, FEVER, KIDNEY TROUBLE and all kinda of sores.

Use this preparation thoroughly, for all and every disease ofthe horse for which ii. is recommen Ic:I.

Crilicise it closely. Carefully watch, mark, and note its effects, and, honestly judging li on its merits, you

'I`ES'I`lMONIAI.S : Upper Nine Mile River, Hziills Co., Nova Scotia, Aug. l, l89l. D Si s :-I had a marc which had a very bad cough and hcaves forlaboui six mouths, and became

/ so thin III;-e ii:-as nothing lefl. apparently but skin und bones and I was tempted fo shoot her. A friend of mme

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who had used Dr. J. \Voodbury's llorse Llnimeni, with good success, induced me lo try one olt o it w c I did with the best results. I useil just one and one-half bollles of thc Liliimcill which cffccled a complete

cure of boili the cough and the hcaves and I have worked and driven hor ever since.

I strongly recommend Dr. _I \’Voodbury`s Horse I.iuimelli as the best Horse Liniment on fhe market,

and advise all horse owners fo try li. Very truly, RO DEEICK McKENZlE.

Brookline, Mass, May 4, 1892.

I haveusod Dr. ]. Woodhury's Horse Ijilliileui. for coughs, and it in :kos the mosi complete and quick-

csf Cure ofdnytlling I have ever lricri I used ltju a cl-iso of colin and found it as good a remedy as I ever

fried F.. FISHER, Tclimsicr Yarmonih. N. S.. jail. l, |892.

Dear Sirs :-I have used llr. J. Woodhi\rv's\ lloriir I.l_ni\na\\t for ri number of years and 1 have Iound it to

hr- the most excellent article for the feet of llo_rse;i kcm lil the stable. it prevents dryness and hardness, promotes asmooth and hcaltiiy growl-li and w ll, uscfi according to directions soon remedy anything like

contraction of the hoof. W. A. 0. RAN DALL, M. D. Jamaica. Plain. Apfll l INI-

llear Sirn :--I uscd Dr. J. Woodlmri"ii Horns ldnlisil-lit on an llnacc-llmnted liorse and lt proved the most .

effective prervntnti\'o to acase of ae\'vi~c sickness t int l have ever used. am now using it on the iecl. to draw out the it-.ver prevclit dryness, and to create it nutural growth. l am thorouihl 5><>p\'ll\C9d It Il

all it is recommend:-_d and cheerfully endorse the sentiment. “No stable should be wlthquivlt.

Yours Truly, » O. lic. OODMAN.

WIIOLESALER 1-Grerge E. Hughes, Cher Ioiiefown. P. I.. I.

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