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CHARLOTTE’l'OWN GUARDIAN fi 1‘l'l ha msc on sis; `m mm PAGE pm;
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mill* I-I i i U i i l l *"‘°H"H"H'~i~ '|`l‘° Iuurrisse oi liiiss irsti n
_,’ . _ e d ° Ivey. -Ronald Campbell Bummerside, , _ _ lmmfunt f3:_|;1n‘:“§’;_§:_§__°f _oE1}:stwand Mrs has been awarded the contract for
' ‘ Sturgeon took place atuth ight 0' supplying the P E LRMIWAY “tb
_ ‘I I P eh, b,.M°.s A __ ___ e ome of 10.000 cedar sleepers.
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i 0|’ wack fm, sulmhy _________ Ts. __-_I_a_l:_l:_a_._r_y__ 2_?th_____'i‘he ccre- -Since the weather has cooled oi! _ _ suherihn Mcphss, pastor 0, Yth " E- A- mussel-mud_di:s1ug hasgot into full
_ 3- church in the pmsen °_ 35905! swing ngaln at Bumxnerside. About
°° ° 3 IUBG twelve carloads are lifted' each day.
, number of invited guests The bride __ ‘
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~=~_ ~ I Austin Dslfgrinwiivlzyn bl.yssli(l;libr°th°r -Th' lmdmg “t ith' "°" °"d` °f
_ WEDNEBDAQ, tume of white Suk with “lu °°B' Summerside wnere the mud haulei-e f orange blossoms The b 1? 'and and the travelling .public land from i _ Miss Ethel Callaghan of (gh °'im"id the lee. is in very, bod shape. The ice
1-ifarvest Division S. 0. T. Canoe ¢0_;'_ne was also attractively ata:-eoilttig as bmkm ‘lm sh fm; is °~““‘° Cove. is»ln v ' ' w silkw uuzerous- ~ o m ora
B Gly flourishing eondi. lfh A wresth of forgetme- fl ati -lyrid e is bein made eiktenfiy-v
|o|i_ Moms “amd me New Ye" nots and lilies of the valley Brenton 0 ng B ‘ K
,im the brishtgst prospects ____ Devey Q( the Union Bank 0'! Haluax ing out some distance from the
vqly mm" “we” in the noble of this city and a brother of the shore to the solid ice.
_could 0f`Te , bride Was' best . ________ mperance Following are march was ___am:_;l __The wedding _Evidence 01 the very mild and
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- w_ ;?__.E,°5¢::|,f";-{_:'(_F?afi)§f_?_';";v_‘1§'fff§_'__;: gegtaway. The grfmm-B guiuif mai: :unm;erl_i_l:e wea_;hes ?___last week was rn ‘ Meoheenz R. s-Katie sell tural “ “ld "m" ““d “` Suu- fllilnn tvfhcgr? seg-cial Dgffilfs'
chmpmlk A R S _Sadie Campbell old 1 pearls' to the b“d°°m“id 5 w re ' ss f 'l om M YD li
F. 8.,-Neil °Mg`F d . ; g °°kBt end chain and t 8 8 ma ° u ° ' r un M' mu* I _ it a yen. Treas groomsmsn gold cuff links. Aft; r :£8 ha.nd»- some of the very pretty pan.
. 'nmuli Chili-Katie Campbell oeremo _ 6 e
on J _ _ ny a receptlo h 1 sies to a representative of The Guar- u°&Kd_ tux? g°gNi"I£__1i__B.Tel‘1eil I-if home of the bride: gniintesd 'zghgrz d‘ian and declared he could have pick-
s l ' ' ' 3° all P "lilly friends extend d ed near a hundred, equally as beauti-
Wi; P.-Murdoch C. MacKinnon. ' ' und.wh,,,e B most ° °°”g"‘t“l°ti°” ful
was spent The G____i_l_\_1_f_;yable evening ____
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At th’ l"°¢°“°° 0| Prosecutor man friend n 1° ns with One f the most eno able e
_ _ Y s in extendin h e ` _ 0 J y vents
g§:_¥“h°__\_ll°o_l_>____l‘°mla_r__s¢Bwi_;f___M_ix:;:_i_a_l{_n _lgseg es to Mr and Mrs Wlght.g 8 t mah of r_l_ie serascén v_§s;1_atheG__:oci_;i1__zil_';l; - - -_._ by ev_.an rs_ug o' F13” W G°”°¢“m°s D0yle and Thi* A1180! 0! Death has a ~ .~ _ members of the Kensington choir and 3_8 f_:;__”Wl;;l_l_e __ they were searching _d the home of Hugh and Mx 11eIc‘If_T_'_ Mission Circle, also the Margate 'o________ ___ s________c}_l;or they heard the tlradalbane, in the short period oi choir, on Friday evening the 28th __°_________ the ro ng _bottles and on ighteen days. Mr McLure's fo1_h¢-,- iustnnt_ About thirty young~,peop1e °________ gum ______ ol; rom which use nd' mother were called away to were present, and the evening passed tw______ . ____ __ y__ scovered about heir img ha_me_.. Alex Mclum very pleasantly away with games and
_ L ° ‘"1 W “key bottles the led on January eighth and M1 M0 music. A very dainty luncheon was
con_en__ of which was flowing freely ure on the 26th in the eightysemmh served by the hostess, 'Mrs Gough. A _over t bg floor. As they entesed the esr of her age. In life they were Dleesing feature of the ,evening wasa ovdr-t floor. As they entered the ery devoted to one another nm] in solo by Miss Helen, the seven-yesr- "°°_m C\?“'1" BUFKB Spfuug through eath they were not seperated Nts old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gough. the; open window and escaped to the cLure has been in declining i,,_».,,_1th At n late hour the company broke up V029- _ or the past few years but on 5,,tm__ s. hearty vote of thanks being given
w _ f sy she we., in he, ,,,,§,,,1 beam, on the host end hostess for their kind-
The annual meeting of the Onward ' hat day she showed signg ginfh Hue ness in giving them such a thor-
Farmerg' Institute was _held in the eg fast approachm th d_ De th oughly enjoyable evening.
"`°"“’°'°“°° A"°¢l°*1°u Hi-ii s 5 ° °” -“ Ae the Police court in this city Georletowil. on Janl 10th l . ’ me very quietly' She had "een i Th, Pm,d,,,,,.s m;“§’c t 5*" _ psslilng to those ssound hs: bedside Yestefudy E- Hguugsm. _{1_§_u:§__ 21;?
e re ary s re nd hw last wo,-ds were the mst ,uma disorderly, was ne
P0?" 101' U10 Dust, yeur were both f the 103m psalm _ooh Thou M thirty days. Sentence was suspended
adopted. - ' Y
The Tl.easm,e_,.s _,eport was ____x_ o_u£_ Bgess god tae Loril', €_e_»,»_______t pending Hood behaviour.
reed which showed n i ° “ “"1 5' 9 ul’ '°P°u us 'i use ~ - resell o n ionul chepte _-'rn t id d i 'li st t ' _ _ himd of $16.21. This rgporet gvlllciaealgfil 'omg she quietly ten. asleep' Sha was se:1]»ll)>l:i?lr‘l>.st; (t'lldwsflill1d|r:‘ld:l(l>pI;`:'rs<;)fnsth: L01# AnS°les California Examinler Jai: ` fgdugltlye vidlltrad? and iii' lvdllgllirezllg gfafxrhdilolguze tggaildhtigdoghigz telxga Pig°°°¥‘ s°“‘ B adopted. '“.°““’°’ °""° P"°"i"°“““ C°“¢‘"°' Mssshseld lustltute hcld within the zsrd 1910. lived with her daughters coming to sud Slso as against $143 for ytliosé CRASWELIFI" this Citi' °'° 5°"-
Tlwlllus Hessian then addressed the “hon of Stmthalbyn for. “number of Hall on Monday Jan 31st, at 6.30 in FRIDAY the Island last spring to visit ber f»h\`°° yours and over. Horses of - 30' 1910' t° Lemuel H' and Mrs'
mtiiilll. Spehklllg Of the benefit of years' and when °D‘1y quite ymmg' she the evening A lbok within the' hall ` daughter. She was in August strlck- the 13971 91858 hlive the highest value ~.9f_'ls.Y';°”.LE._lm_A. _v_°mf§’__a_§Pi _
the Institute nnd urgln the farm h°W°d sign” °f deep “"7 Sh” made all hearts burn as the eye be- The 'outward cargo by *be M‘nto sn with- paralysis, to which she final- in the Wester" PFOVUIUGS. being $187 MARRIED-
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W" »°*°"ei*»- °f Hsfluuui-" M' .on rr" inet lust _vias si-thus o'-I --'rin 'ssstn occuma ni - almost »;“*'“99}_ ;l"“{_"d=¥ fr°u1 Klu:'=‘Q9¥u- 0§nnns.v?_|.Aibinn -was resuming from any yesterday oi Paul onions oi s" s..°...°. if "~e'..“°“°"‘~.....°° ms. 'fc ~ ii-i."-°° 'iv'-1° ““"~°:;i°
' ' ' ' 'fl lllkl _ _ 0 l§8.'8Wll\l|li1'l' Gll_& Auueor, Lower Montague, and Capt- skating across Sturgeon Bay gn: brother of Bev Joseph Gallant of Bt
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paeked in all 140 barrels of Ben Da tm.
lots-of apples of that varie' ` ' 'v ‘ packed He thinks there is
Mr. Dewar al k d 1 Frank Bovyer, rf Blldbul-y."1l¥i-,es 5°”
Company have on hand now the bar- they rels, and it is expected that as soon mm as convenient another shipment will "W"
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Mr. Stewart has been pisickillilgr 3- °'b°"
ning with Senator Ferguson, who nl-i md
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of the -Empire. It is made up, as the Wu promises to be a_factor not only in __ nr
ers a.re First vice rogent, Mrs Fi-ed l seen
Fagg. The next -meeting will be hold at 3 o’clock Monday afternoon, Feb- The
Morgan, 1910 West Twenty-ilfth_fgti~e¢¢ gon
ate with the national or snigsfti w
YOTK. and its Obleots will be the ed A0
McPhee, for the British market. He' du”
future 'for the fruit i d tr "iii tune M" vicinity. The orchapd “gf John 'An-,nun
near is almost as good as it can be.. ggi?"
yer plnns tn shi the t th B -lim” “ ish market. ThepCo-Os;erat;.lve°Frx:itt 'moth
ways had satisfaction from his pooh- “hm”
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Among intleresting new clu-bs is the ‘Gum
usme suggests. of British women,end H, "°
drst meeting was held last W ' day. is the regent, chosen tzdlzigg gang
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Alfmndfu Cllullter expects to adlli- years
t freehets, and were ‘both drown- id m is and dom _mc h I
be poeked for the Bl. h ed __ nnd,Mrs~McM_illnn_;e£errEd to mln” “verge value of c__pfe§'!a__m
formerly ‘ue onge o ove
ples for the poet nine y9,,.s_ M‘gin_ head, where they have many friends g;‘_dwnLstlL°8£_‘::;"ni'°";5€;p§:s°:d est
'°1“u°”' Wm 'ymp“tm“° Wm' All the province except‘Brltlsh ,C 1 in tm" sad b°'°°’v°m°"t' umbfa except Prince Edward Islagd
tish Columbia show increased
correspondent, writing from “nd Bn reaux, says:--Neil McKenzie has :£:;:f_c';v°risl”guZ°:;' ggtgngxsgg _
Queen Aleluudra Chapter, Daughters '|;f.f;;'{_°°d Mm” "°’“ “siting hi’ market value of all kinds of farm 1
er Angus at Little Pond and
fog and nknted into open ye, Dunstans College The funer_sl takes
,,i,_ w|,|,,|,_ he ,um nn -Q. _“__” ________ i__1_';____l_|_1\;\’l8ed to let out .with place this morning at nine o clock.
_...___ The Census and Statistics Monthly
R A ci-aswell south Rustico for Jsuuury. issued by tue depart qey i-“given the news 0| e “J ment of agriculture, contaans some mg mcmmf, 'mcg oem,"-,¢ at very interesting information about ht wah _ in ,inch pe,-cy only farm values in the various provinces of Jas md Mn Neuman lost' This issue of the Monthly gives the “_ when "¢m.ning mmm Wim results of information and statistics el. mm from gmighbori house supplied by correspondents for the -»=--»-1 --1- »~-»- rs.; °.iii“.‘:_:°..:‘-.l.”:»..i:.°;i“l:l
N” um of a' 1°" farmed' 'by me main and wool and of average waged
n li_d;:Kenzie has purchased 'from g|:gg:‘_°t;_' gllfexgest value' ‘20’46' 1° l 7 weuy” ai h°”d°°'”° mu' shown f r Alberta and the hf `
ghest,
the social lilo of the city hut in the ,,,1'ff° A' G"“‘°'“ 'W' "°“€°‘ *“° s1a.44,- for British cnlunlhln. vsluss
promotion of philanthropy as well. M H Mrs C. Coulson Gardiner ni 925 vcr- ' ` mont avenue. at whose home the son 0
act of hauling the milk of the North nairyius 0°- this us' glfistligtlli'fuf'1l.iln°;§r§§'l°f§~`l§?;f."§§7
n the Gaspereaux route. James ' i McKenzie. Gaspereaux. recently ;:;'|l°:rl:f{"€h_l_:;'d“ In °"°h°"d and '
a cow six years old and weigh. The average v__lu__ of °c____ Rev. J. B. Ganong field secretar
PM it N ' y‘
m '_ ve hundred and eighty pounds, 1 i M o_ ne_ B. Sunday School Associa- ° °° “ *M “"1” sud the other ofuc- the hzggupigcz or heel that lane _l_.s_en °‘;’§‘ff6,‘_' in“‘§';;’f:m*§‘_‘;'Q‘n°“; ¥;°";‘_f§ _tio_n, in the city recently, sold he
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Wiustasley; second vice rvgeur.. Mrs`Mr. McKenzie ldetoobe Aezogimdatlllalzeil in Anwml “'26 P" ac" °v°r “"3 Dgstuxillivgggk. tliidmhgduce tuziettzkrmiliig
5 year. In four of the provinces the “°
Alfred Morgan' secretary Mrs Herbert on his iccdin ch ~ N _ » g. aries Graham lost van,-0 i ov 530 bei __ ed where he would be stationed. Mr.
orman. treasurer. Miss Dorothy a valuable pig lately. 07 in P:,incgrEdw__l:{ £_'i:;d $§€_5%3i__ Ganong had been very active ‘ln the
1- Nova 5 ti _ 3433-,_ L _ work of the S. S. Association and
douthtonk place at M111 Var in oncnlfo :nd s1s.44°ii?“§si1léh$5d..2f “S “ee” We °°°P° wusidsfubly brow-
$ ers _ ' . ,
to grentei- action in d ,_ _ .ould always be fc/und reading her ‘ 1; d_ 1 this P g ti, 1 1 in Ma lt b , 1 0 ting the prices of forges:-odutge slid- ibm °r "me other r°ugi°“° b°°k' he'l‘ll11etll:idll;: uggzslglayfeegxllaeld ethem- ilhtélxlide one i(:)dr'oat;s tl.Iv]v(::»n::ll1l5z'sl1l`:e¥ldi:li: fr{0:;l=1§um§;?¢'lgi?lreers ntl; irldzilsxrll ol.hi;‘i: 3165 is gfiglsh ;C2';1Ul1|;b|s9-aislllfltcgltgalln McPHERSQN_BEER*At the ‘mme stead cf leaving it all in the blinds learness to the L°"d W8’ h°"sl“ *‘ ‘selves and the splendid array of cul- one car barrelled pork, one car hogs sons- dnd four daughters- Gordon Au’°"t°‘~ I" 0°t°\'i° “Hd Q“¢b¢C they of the bride at Montague’ on Wm* of the merchants The election of of “"k‘*'1 d°€""/9- In her 0°“14 be 149011 inery nrt was one long to be remem- and beef and two cars way freight. Henry, Mrs A. Mugford, 'Mrs M. -lu. ‘"9 °b°“¢ 3144~ 1" U10 Mufitime pro- nesday the mneteenth mst' by R"
ilcers and directors then took place hat th” secrets °f the Lord are with bered and showed the interest they ' -___ Schmeltz, Mrs J. Noonan of Boston' vine” they “re 5125 t0 $137- -
and resulted as follows:- hem that fear mul- Wh” ln' health clearly manifested in, the Institute A very enjoyable dance was, held J. J . of Summers de and Mrs Minn-lé . Mild' °°“'“ have an GVFIBEG Value
President-E B McLar - 11° WHS MWBY9 f0“Dd 1°*-he P1906 0| and es eclall in the young men t the home of A W Holroyd Win McOarvell at home Twenty-five In the D°mm°“ °f 53° 5° °8Hi“s¥2
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ed). e 6 ec Orship-. Hur fum-ily sud the time Ol The vlgnds were excellent, the choice- Eine, on Wednesday evening. A spee- grandchildren. three grdalt-g'na.ud- ‘34 mt Year. In the Mjaritlme pro- Vl0e~Pl'es.--John Gordon, er arrival in this Province were told ly cooked meats, dainty pastry and isl train left tnls city that evening children, two brothers Alex and vmces they hav” “ val” 0' 531- in Secretary-J V McPb`ee (re elect- 1 the account ol the death of her cake such as only first class cooks about six thirty taking out about Archibald Chisholm ln'the North- ggrtihwgstt p‘°°"i“°°5 330- ill Que-
sdl- ' ° ' ushnnd nd need not he repented can turnout. thi t l _ 'rh ' 1 ret W t d l - - “ “ “'10 $40 and in Briti li A T|'°5BUI'el‘-Chee. Parker (re_e1¢¢t. ere. Het; funeral took place on Fri- The tables, garnished with fruit, align; ixgpopjilock r`le:;Ni‘.lli‘;'rning\.lm9d ofel3os?1n.°?l?h: ldgilerldalrgogighlflazlafx Columbia $51. These averages nie ‘dl-' nv and was conducted by Rev Johi were so attractively laid that a -__ Saturday 1'¢ev»J_ }3_ (,~,oug.|,_ }{ensing_ 5f:_‘°1’;_‘f_;lY_°l°‘*_° fm' _“ll _U10 Dl'0ViuC¢s.
Auditors-J. Heber Gordon
P. McKinnon. and D' .Directors-1-i-_ J. Mcrhcs, D-_ P. Mc. Kinnon, Michael Keenan, E.S_ Nort- Ulls’ Philip Morrison, John J . Morri- BQD. John Gordon, John A. McCor_ mbc. William Gordon. _
The President brought to the no.
tice of the meeting that the Seed Fair would be held at Georgetown on March 7th. It was decided that the lull of ten dollars
_____‘J__"l____ be voted for _ _. . McKinnon, after speaking of the harm done the sheep industry by df-ISI. forwarded the following resolll- tion which was unaulmously .peeseip
'§Whereas, the farmers of P. E Is;
|5351 li'-L`_ the past number of years hnvehad on different occasions their flush partially. if not wholly, de. Bfmyud by dogs; and _"Whereas, farmers ln diderent dis-
tricts of the Island have this yenr pure ased a number of v lu bred ____°_____ a able pure
"Therefore Iicsolved, that this
meeting of the Onward Farmers' In- stitute, held at Georgetown on Jan- uary 10th, 1910, ask the Provincial Government to levy s tax on all dogs kept in the Province;
"Further Resolved, that in cases
where sheep are destroyed by dogs whbse owners cannot be located, that the_Government comlpensate the owners of the said sheep to thc amount of damage done (as the law now' provides ln the Province of Ont-
ario): and
*'_Further Resolved, that copies of
this resolution be forwarded to our representatives in the Local Legisla- ture for presentation thereto to Pre- mltr Haszard and to I-lou. John
gliehards, Commissioner of Agricul-
ure.
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It” Wealiens the Mind
Fear of Disease Not Only Causes Nervous Prostratiou, But Of- ieu Insanity.
An experienced teacher in one of
our~1argest schools says the teachinll ofphysiology in schoolcleates huuf diode.-of health cranks. - . -"-“l_-was vastly interested at school fn’physiology, and it was, I think. myi best- class. Teaching seven yeufs- hnwever, imlposed great strain 11110*
._-nerves, and I found it easy to ep-
ngi various organs many of thi
P ftol
sxnptoms caused by thin blood and
aknerves. If my heart Pi\\Plf»Bt¢‘|
q\iiekU,_I imagined I had heart dis' esac; If a cold got hold of me. 1 saw the horrors of consiunpilfm'
Finally my mflnd dwelt so luu¢|1 0" the horribe prospect of some dread- ful disease, I worried myself iu¢0 0 state of complete collapse- I lm “°Wf thanks to the great rebuilding p0W°\' of ‘l‘errosone,' perfectly well. There whsn't very much the matter with me but nerve and blood debiiity, so when Fel-rosone had soothed sud strengthened my nerves, and had rs- newed my blood, I was on the hllh fond to "eovery, The mistake was In not using Ferronone when I first felt pnorly. Today I am one of the most vigorous and robllst looking
young woolen in the school. My salt I attribute solely to ‘the rekll' lar useof Ferrosone."
If you're weak, pale. nervous-if
you're thin-tire out easily-lack spirit-feel depressed and out of sorta--time are the surest situ' you noel lbrroscue. 'pry it-it will win you but to- health quickly: 50°- I haha? boxes for $2.50. sll dollars. or .ioatarrhosone Co.. Kingston. Canada. V
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illis. The pall-l/esrersi were: William cKinley, Duncan Gillis, Murdock Mc- enzie, Daniel Lamont, Rodelrlck Mc- ntosh and Daniel Buchanuan. Her emalns were laid to rest by the ide of 'her husband in the Springton emetery, there to await theresurec- ion of the just. ‘
THURSDAY ’
The Earl Grey arrived in this port
yesterday morning ~ at ten`forty-five bring over thirty-sf! passengers, one hundred and thirty bags of mail, one car of corn, four cars of mixed freight and a number of passengers. The Mlnto crossed to Plctou, meet- ing' little or no ice. `
Yesterday was nom/ination day for
intending contestants in the coming civic elections. The nominations were all in early and considerable interest
was (Ellen in the proceedings in the City all. The following are nomin- ated: For Mayor-Charles Lyons and Benj. Rogers, Junior; For Council- lors--Ward 1, Patrick Smith and John McKenna; Ward 2, D. J. Riley; Ward 3, Thomas Campbell; Ward 4-, J. D. Taylor and R. M. Johnson; Ward 5, S. A. McDonald, Isaac Lane, J. E. Matthews and Joseph_Steele; For Commissioners of Water and Sewer Supply, Donald _ Nicholson, Charles McGregor, F. P. McCarran and Colonel D. Stewart. The contest for the Mayoralty promises to be a warm one,_botb contestants being out to win. In Wards two, three and four there will be no election, while in wards one and five there are en-_ ough candidates to make a contest. Quite an interesting few minutes were spent during the nomination of one of the cnndidstes whose qualifies
tions wage questioned. After some de- liberatio and on the persuasive pow- ers of a citizen it was discovered that no objection -- could stand and the nomination of the citizen was ac-
complished in due form. -
-A hrllliunt wedding took niece in
St Mark’s church, Kensington, on Wednesday evening, the 19th lnst., when I-l‘a.m-mond W_. Cannon, of Bum- mersfde, and Eleanor Jane Delores Walker, of Kensington, were united ‘ln marriage. The church was beautifully decorated in honor of the joyous oc- eeei-on_ Mendellsohn's wedd'lug'm‘arcb was exquisitely played by Mrs John. Walker, sister-in-law of the b'rlde.The bride who was gowned in duchest satin wore a veil of Brussels .net with 0|-huge blossoms and- asunburst of pssrls the gilt nl the groom. The maid of honor, Miss MacKenzie, ol Summerside, wore cream silk with cardinal trimmings and pi¢~ture_ hat to match, and carried a boquet of American Beauty roses. Percy N. En- mhm of Summerside, ably supported the groom. The ring-bearer was lit- tle Miss Vlvinn Nicholls,dsugbter of me rector, who was prettily gowned 1-n white and carried a basket of flowers. The nuptlal knot was tied by. Rural Dean Niclloils. Immediate- ly after the ceremony n reception :wan held at the home of the bride's par-_ ,',,¢g_ Mi- end -Mrs Thomas Walker. The happy couple received many 'colu- tilul presents among them being n piano from the bride's father and _n handsome check and complimentary address from St Mark’s church where the bride has been organist for a num- ber nl years. The address spoke in terms of praise of the bride's work in
l and her indefattgsble
féof-'QS f§'§¢°°;inrs's ouild_ 'rho ern. of Brace, McKay & Co., where- the
connection with the musical- portion-
B
About an Excellent Remedy.
In order that thero IDB? bi D0 PPO-
judice aroused against a well-ku0Wu remedy, which enjoys a w'lde_snle in all parts of Canada, it may be “ll to state that Gin Pills do not con- tain liquor or 'alcohol in any form. The name is taken from the Juniper
berries, the active or medicinal prin- ciple of which an important part of their
knows, the me- " _
the treatment Troubles. lt
nets vital organs
and restoring the
patient Pills contain
DHUIG 11|
these
liver and Dilll 0
any of the
gift, and the employee of _tba
:igmeeontributed a valuable olerfng. The hosts of friends of bolfn bride
happy wedded life. , .
groom is employed also sent s band~'
and groom wish them many _years of
ronto. $8.50.
A Word Ol Explanation Eu...
J uipei' *berries is
this (whence the
other val- ,ey _
uable curing of ‘
Those on the
pretty some was the result- After e Ac n session oi the County court ton, onlcintin ni h li - “S »"° “" "°"‘g ‘“ New Bfuus hearty supper the following tlne pro- yesterday morning, before J. A. Mc- grave,-where ill thai. ewaguxlizartialmbl 313( and the highest in Ontario 'md gram, opened by an address from the _Donald-, Stlpendlary for Queen’s n beloved mother was laid to rest be- 1;) Eh Columbia' ' President, E. G. lvicnounld, was cur- county, the prohibition case against side her husband in the hcnutllul t er h°"‘°d `°“"l° "“"° ““ “"°" ried out. Following is the address: Edward Fraser, Vernon, was dis- eemetei-y at Bi,-ch Grove Freetown age “lu” for the Dbminioll Ol $10 as
“As President of the Marshfield mlssed.` The case against ,Isaac The pall bearers were R M’eMurdo against $9 lust ye" mr those "nd" Farmers Institute I sive you u Brown. Cherry Valley. was further Lenin .l_=scsvert J Glover Tinow- 0;” year' $23 as. °g°"‘°t ‘Z1 '°' *"0" hearty welcomelto our annual social adjourned. . l the,-_ 'W__ ga1dw,,u'_ ' ' ` gnd"°;g' 0"” f°_ "nd" three years, gathe,-ing_ ____ ____o__e$ _stil against $32 last year for Since the re-organization of this The Earl Grey lefetva port yes- H ri _ _bei mug _fl th 'ef 5;°*;;`s “nd DWF- Ani~
Institute s. greater interest has been terday morning with twenty-four pas- ea ng ° r intended r°‘“°V°1 e “B 5°” '"6 °b0U¥» $38 tak in its work 'b the member sen ers and arrived in Plctou at ten 'mm L°w°.r M°“t“`5“°' the m°m‘b°"° in Ontario' NW" S(°¢i& and British
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hi 1 th w li d l t sho took ovcr tw nt ious °‘ th' ‘"“°°d "'10"-°f I-°W°1' Mwtu- °°‘“”"”‘*» ‘mm $28 is $30 in Mani-
than ever e ore. n e or _ one or y. ~ ~ e y-
each and every one has made person- passengers. The Minto arrived in this 5:; ‘gigrngeetgrgg 2: home gfdaeor-ge PzlwltildeQl:1ld!;fd:rdNevIslaEIdu‘:ivdick40 and
-eilorts to make the Institute a port from Picton- at eleven o'c ock ° presen ° M" 3 in ccess, and I am proud to say,have making a' very quick run and encdun- Pen" with “ “uv” “ut b°Wl» 5015 saskatchewan'
succeeded. tering no ice. She brought nine pas- lined' and um f°"°wi“g “dd"°°5»
Evidently other influences have sengers. fifty ba8s of mall and two which W” smmbly '°'°kn°'Wl°dB*?d' W E h h
been at W0,-k_ and they have been cm-B of way freight _ _ M1; P¢'l1__i_i_!'S 111. l1el‘_Ple8.€ll1g manner. e e I the ladies. Any, institutipn that may - °" I' P°*°"-fl* is with fseliuss To Cure the Pain in Ten Seconds be or anized for the betterment of A Catholic Orphanage is shortly to °' “mar” "’°"`°W""h*"t W° 19°F" 0! d G t I t 1
al su
mlanklid, must have the good-will be erected near St Dunstan’a Col- g;:§tint;;;d°d5_"l}; remoxvag tromlour an Noghlnm xéntiialls ief’
rn
and sympathy of the Ladies. There lege, to he know ' tb Orph a ' ` _ em °"° W9 t° "lm 3' q
is hardly a society but has its Auxll- of St. Vincent denPa:ul. ?I`he neevnoi-‘Z this °pp°rt““iW “nd mens °f U1* N E L I N E
iary. How much more necessary it is phsmage will add one, more to the g§s;;1_':5__?_‘;f_rr°vgY’;;° “°dd°_‘_“` “rsh”
to have the Dear Oneshelp in Insti- many beneiicent lnstltuti n which - ° “re 3" WP M93- **"-
tutions old tl;is_ kl_nd?_ Therefore, 1 the Roman €ntholi_c dglhugcls ngein- s_§_f__”;:__*‘_:__? _l_':_';"_1__°§¢_»__y$1___;»;me____as_e ___§` ft_yo__ye€l~_s ago €1crv__l_llns _v_vss used
a. p ease n ee o see so many tain n a l 84 l t,' ‘ a n m s o cons ‘ t d 30111116 MH-¢I`0DB Bud Maids do Us the Lunazic andnaorphalls lllsyllleme, ;14a;\n_ tnat brief time we have learned tofof houses this trusty"nlinl;enf?\::l°I:'ed 1'-1Al‘il5lfiT\'HTI*1iIn rhis'C‘l~t.y"l<¥FT hi>nou;‘__ to be with Us l10l1iSl1'1. G03 dustrialf reform schools, 79 hospitals ggfshggf N$,l;ec,§°};(|’g M; F ni-,iam and the 17|" the f‘_f_`m_1_1Y._cured all their min- 1910, Thomas I-landmlliln, 'in hid css em. df del tltitti _ - __ su e\’°you°f use eptthe'dt'hi1l 2 _ A, ,, program, has been pmpared 8" °“r ° 2 “B “ °“ €_ontlnue _to dwell in our midst hue small, 'ro-dny Nei-vllino Ziiltlr lhnlds sgsldlildrv-on wcdnssdsy morning, ig; 21:; _!l_::%_;1_$B__L_<_%_f__l:;¥_¢¢__!S_lHi¥-g;l_i>_:11e S; The maiilgnéi dpl_l_l_illc;itlons are mg $3; __':_|1€_l_I;_§_____<=l5;=_\::_1:_¢:_1_i;l_v;c¢_a_i;__‘ _gg §i_l__~:_t___;_&n_l£e___i:_i___(;_7g.nadi:__ai_1ioug pa:_n-re- gn this City, George Stanley, aged
. vonaraeosaceo -sccc a .
a few remarks on various subjects. etorygof lates Chevei-ie gl Harmony? can W1? SBY fsfewell- But while the YOU Wu flud ibut d0eHn'f¥ use it. ome DUIl`F?§’l;r;uddenly lm this city 'Jany I will not detsiu you longer." who is credited with supernatural ;"_°“E_ ;;‘*1°‘°"°_ ussuuistions of our lfron. Puri .al 191o= Patrick nuny ized so 'rhsn followed the splendid pun- nrocli itis. 'rhl ll h i i reu S ll are c is severed hc sul- IMONIAL ll -_ o i., lil. ’ ' ' g_r_~_am_;-duet,__J. an; 'Mrg F_e_rgu;aon Falcollwoiidi, bags sghgwlviv ncbns tlywhex; f_l;°§0°3__§€i\Z_‘;‘_1_f;:_lil;oi_:~_sel_§ v_:lli_contl;l‘: N0 \V‘-)pE|`- (';"l‘»¢*";" 1¥`lilix;hl this Tuesduy BIWYDOOU it
or remsr s y ev . aw ey hypnotlca ten encies since her l- ‘ ° BP ure- n ' '
J. Stetson, P. Robertson, L. H. D: movai to thehospital. Many of tif; this W” 99°” f°"_ "_" °°mm“nl¢Y Bt
Foster, P. Brodie; Chorus, Island reports published are quite startling l"5°'
Hymn; W. J. Gibson, E. G. Dennis; and that a story loses nothing in` It is l‘°_"°V°|`- -l1'|°I`° \3SD°°iellY in
W~_0Wf:_\1._:heu _ maids brief remarks transmission is proven conclusively €§’e'“_:_';'_¢_l_°“ W_;_Eh_Y°\,1l' assov ation with __
iol owe y a c orus Auld Lang by the perusal of some of the re- I' B We Wish to address ,
Syne. A unanimous vot'e of - thanks ports given to the public. V0" and Wh"° y0lU‘ departure will be W°"ld w°“ld “'° 5° ‘”ml°‘-lf ii- As u was tendered thte ladie_;s and the man- S -_ ' __"_:g’§_di"°lIl_°fly felt. Fair the most of 'rmedy for all psi". =B¥'BChe. tooth-
ement comm tee w o so ably and - t Mary's Church, Indian River ‘W 0 Y0ul‘ res ence amon st
f i_thfully perf_¢;rr:_i_ed thi;§rdv._ork_ The gas _:hs scene og a plelfing event oil gg- you huge basil n ;_l_ifued memrier if Swmuuh. I know of no prepara-
vo es were su a y rep e o by Mi- ues ay morn ng, t e first inst, 0'" C Ulf- 'or is imp rt e
Wm Godfrey whose oratorlcal abili- when Miss Millie Bearlsto of Mal- W°!`k You hlive been eminentlyoquhllih Nefvmne-"
ties are well known. Then followed peque was united in Marriage to Md- Wi* ha" HU Hilpreciated the
the sale of cake and fruit by the' Chas E. McDonald of Kensington. 8"" hull) filet you have contributed t able and g;l_:ial auctioneer, John gba cgrcrxony sms performed by the ;_;>_'=|1is__i'u'l;0l‘fuut Psrt of public wor- °
Stewart. e end of an enioyabl ev. _ _ Mc onald, brother of the P sn o ten at much p 1
evening came all too soon as th; Z`l`00m Bssisfed by U10 R" MMS- rm” t° y°“"°°lf' MBV Yf’xl?0ll:;;Esal§f; _
social band arose and asked a blee- Gillis, Austin J. McLellan, supported sDBI'ed to use your voice in this good, Wm “"9 it- R*fUSs Huy*-hlug but sing for the ,}_{ing_in the singing 0( the gl_-_o_om while Miss Bernice Wal- caxsii - Nerviline. Large 'hotties 50¢_ gum the National Anthem. ace, ina, cousin of the bride, acted n now dear friend permit us to SUB 25°. all dealers or The Catarrho-
ss Bridesmaid. Congratulations. present you with this little gift as efzone Co., Kingston Ont M
-~ smell ¢0k°u of our appreciation i ---'--'- ,, 1910 J i, M _
_t_____ §__o_______° _3_,_,_,__|,.__x_:.e,,___cen_(_)_§ 8_0” _"___ __________k i>__ OAKI(____Y BAR0N_ on January 13t . . o n c o t e eath f Ove- gain wi h’ ) 2.23.
v. s., sununei- :eu sud yr?" family God speeds :$5 Everywhere the family rounded hy
nc his home __ "Y °_s=°_\;__:_al_ blessluz in your new Buren Wilkes <2-18) is winning din- ,,::~°- -fe; =-1'; .::l:~ :;'.:’.f.:.“.';."’:°."-.";_1 *l.‘;°“z‘;l.°°.i. "°“ '.°,°°=l‘“<=f‘
ee weeso rensp. t m s anosecou itht
O_I>r lfguousid was --_-~ its -civil. _it _nag is cuscur1u"fsr°“s PSYCHOLOGY OF.
oss years ag . ZAM_ season n e g t .f th it i
he cams to Sung- BUK AT THE 'UNK' P¢l`l0\‘ll1|lu¢e of mtemheismedf ogtllllg w;lgl1"l1?d8n?lllieT ` k llilullesdnsgilllanallhie “len you soma "““"
l co - n
the tlmeof ills gVtAtb,;)xrl’i\1kza;-l_B:l1§ In ty(;,ur' pocket ‘apP°ger. as, for iiistixgfr wslriuexlr tltig "We speak of man ns the wooer,"
was well and slelghmg MQ, is t_h°“b°;7t ggganing' performance of Native Bell .(2) 2.07; says a recent writer on women, "but
ul lu expert veter- |,,.,,,-,,,,,,g ,,,,|',' »» 'irh "~’"“ °' by Molio. son nl ssl-on wilkss sins! isillug in love is really incdltntsd
' “M Wm 5° £l¢8!ly muti” dey' C pam *nd* "|504 f-he Worlll and caused 'ambl- by the woman. By dress behavior.
many in this line of his B ,un 5 °"t* °' mul” °" 3 tlous breeders to say they might ae coquetry, modesty reserve and oc:
He was s man of more ap H tl "pp°°l° "h°“ the 9"°"‘l"" well sit down, as the greatest height casional boldness iahe gains' the at- abflity and determine- ,,319 onzff "h'°k'“m°““ h°“l°‘°'N°l' had been achieved. tention of msn and infatuates him."| that he' took in heed “Simms "PB" f"° mud' but it Olkley Baron is a son of Baron Consider the predicament of the girl'
well and faithfully. t Ist,” ag' ns “wh °°“°“° °" Oaks, brother of Oakland Baron busy at such entertaining sport, wha A lot of property in ,°r`° ec 8 M bl°°d°p°i°°n'°'g' mmf' (2.09l) and is out of Katie Kin - finds herself suddenl becomfn fat
ng and inflammation. 5 7 3 “
took act- z_m__Buk is so mgmy a____s°______ ward by Kingward (2.25) and his She knows by instinct that she cam
that dm.” ,germs an actually _‘___ l;_cond dam was Kat_e Bti-anger, by not lnfatuate __lo_{i_s i_f s_h: :se tfgt. so °"'°7°d " °°°" “ ""7 °°m° i"‘ °°“‘ (2 ll=‘)1'erl'3a:'olio“0g{sGd)ifd Exim); M123: tfl?eedi‘yci”Tli:y mi;--Flrutntlrgre land; tact with it. It contains no rancid h ` 1 ' pr 1 hi h 1 ’ | ' ' _ .mmm ‘ns no min" _ _ ___ __ e s n s e o g -case speed and ess er way. _ ur. nut.;-<»-'» the cout?-r°}°.°i=°7°»§'-“dc '"¢'>.filf "n‘.'.'.°.§§°"i'l'.f..f"."‘..°‘l§" ’°"’.,' s.‘¥‘°~f2i?o.f€'o°.u‘ll.§”#lsPn§°"&‘l.£
late 'mm W" NIM] "'°“°°_*~ . H066! 3.23 lays wfnnillg rue: also; hm, sch' disturbances, or the least both-
., rluyefl *Ill Mil Zum-Hui Plftluultr- trottsi- 15.3 nad neaniy he quite 1,300 er.` This can be done inold cues oil
7z‘::_:_"g____ __ “___ _-_ pounds, overfatnees as welras recent ones. Ai
- o a sure cure or ; H l wnell b -W. S. K flue dgure, can _be saved or a trim
also cold,-sores. chaps. etc- Miss llollypchall-lo:.t:`towu, Pr. si. Islam, :id °u¢ retained- 'Simply lend seventy-
g:__|:n§¥_.____n_§ geogch Hill. _Margot-se, heving s very desirable patronage, five cent|___t__-l tlis__M_annola__§ln_._, 12011
. ..|aysZ‘ wuvr ' Fl . it i .
:mein troiilllee with shopped- nada: 1:: s°ll<‘>t:in‘g"mfe'd,'==dhtll:;"vt»f,e°_='§ hsczlfrstill, ls'ndcl-°trlfs §sms‘to'y<?ili§' ffl eoldworn. and thought I would the exhibitions in the tures of his il silt for s large can of Harmo- try Zane-Buk. It soothed tha pole, “avg” ¢°,,,m-,_ lzusreeer ptiou Tablets. This ele-
in__a very short time my hands In' breeding, eine, .eehstqm mg gant preparation can go with you qi th rm f h one eompimiy nm. "“_|,°|.,, ¢“|m¢__ 05”” everywhere in_ your satcbel. Take al
\va_\',of lhc Gllide llowspaper sniff
4308 wriius: “Fur
iwcilly vczir we
T ~
. have llwil Nervi-
ne in our home, and not for the
che. "amps, headache and disorder-
on so useful- and quick iio relieve as
LH- every mother give Nervillne a
N91; We good for cbildren,good for ld folks-you can rub it on as a linl.
meot pr take it internally.
Wherever there is pain, Nervillne
ruery 7 at the home of Mrs Alfred ley, on Jany 2_7th of Mrs Be,-ah B_ rumbim In Naw Brunswick tha u,m__ ened and much good work done dur-
1l‘ at the use of eighty-two nge is ;za.11 in Msnltehs :za 94 in “E his *°"°= 0' umse- H°1°°1s that and ten months. ‘Mrs Connell geghegchewag $3154 mm in Aibérta the work takes him too much away
imperial Order ___ D_____g____§___ ____ _¢?_1_>. ag? lt:_f_ti a__:l;l_;iov{_ twcniry-ssvi;n_ye_l;rs $20.46 per acre. :rom nii_a home a_;i_d that is his reason
- , G H U8 muluy Vissu 1| ss ‘ Although the valu f 1 i, or resgnng. be Association will
Empire. with headquarters in New she broughtf__ up h;c_r,_;:_liildren, and llv- mais are very close time tthosemory :get Probably _non deal with the resign
sti ulation. of social and intellectual was alfellonegtn(god-fxlldeagwvsgmanslmri ldgrdllytilafsldg isllmwalll aaa; mvcirease glllopnh umm April. _*SL John Telv it t_ _ _ ._ » ro nces.;~ __
1_1 GIGS H good fellowship,an_d Philan- devoted mother not sparing herself in The average value of horses at the BORN' fI_"‘_’__lFH'_____“m°__ L';ig_§_l_‘3_is:_ ;_v;>_r'ne_;1_)____Mi_: :gy _\;_a_y__ to fél;i\;1er_the_intex;;:s_i_:s of end of tbeyear is $49 for those und- ‘1qi**@oTT In tbl-B--Cit-~° 0___--Sit-_Ed»~ ~_ 1 _ ra l _ r -
__ _ the N __ y sons an augh e one year old as against $46l lug Januar 2_____ to JY L _md lay.
_x____..,.
'David Wright, Miss Winllifred Beer to Daniel McPherson.
McL‘EAN-DUKE-At the home of the
by Rev D. Wright, Miss Catherine Louisa Duke to William A. Mc- Lean both of Montague. Alt1_PBELL-CARRUTHERS-At the residence of the bride's fallier, on Jany 26, 1910, by the Rev Jas Mac- Dougall, Arthur I. Campbell of
est daughter of Robert Carruthers of,Augustine Cove.
BIRT-JAY-At the bride's home cn
son, J. Wilbur Blrii of Fanning Brook, Lot 38, to Marion, daughter* of John W. Jay, Pisquid West. TUSSEL.~ROBER'PSON -- At the
manse, Dundas, on the 26th of Jan- uary, 1910, by Rev. M. N. McLeod, William Tllssell to_ Miss Fannie Robertson, both of Annandale, King's County.
WIGHT-DAVEY-At the home ofthe
bride, Albion, King's County, on Jan. 26th, 1910, by Rev. E. A. Mc- Phee, John Lee Wight, of Sturgeon, to Catherine I. Davey, of Albion,
both of Klng's Co., P. E. I.
McKENZ1'E-COBB- At Charlotte-
town, Feb. 2nd, 1910 by Rev Geo lil. Ross, Robert McKenzie of Cable Head West and Miss Estelle Jane
Cobb of Dundas. _
DIED.
3 o’clock, from his brother's rc- sidence, Michael Dufly, cot of Prince and Richmond Streets.
WOOD-At Alexandria, January 30th,
Mary, widow of the late John Wood;
aged B9 years. ,
MUTOH-At her residence, at Hills-
boro, Saturday afternoon, Ida Lil- le Maude, aged 36 years, beloved wife of Percy Muteh and youngest daughter of William Toom-bs, North Rustlco, leaving three children. is husband, father. seven brothens and two sisters, to mourn their loss. NICHOLSCN-At Mt. Hope, on the
22nd day of January, 1910, Mrs. Samuel Nicholson (Little Sam), in the 78th year of her age. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord." ' cDOUGALl,-At Grand Tracadie, on
Dollgall, at the advanced age 01 89 years, leaving a widow, two sons and one daughter to mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate father.
" All dliigeiets and stores, so Buren is the peer et any smile, 0| tablet daily; oi!.eemes the fat, nice bor, or nest me from nom-suis his ustim.-americas Home amd- lull uuff°\'u1\y. from the iettest pert; Toronto, for price. es,_‘oee. 14, im, , ilrlt. _ _ __
mimi* 1. __ _ ,_ __
bride, on Wednesday the nineteenth, _I
Caps Traverse 00 Eliza E., young-_
Jan 26th, 1910, by Rev L. J. Wu- ,