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EARL

PRESENTED WITH I

I THE FREEDOM OF LONDON

The Third of His Funilly

` Says _Conrdo Will Some Day Be the Controll-_ .

ing Port of the (ireut British Empire

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(flanadian Press. r

to Receive This Honor. ,

jspeech which thanked the corp0ruf.icnI

WIIIILIIKILL

IIIE LEIIIIII

LONDON, Jan. 23--To Earl Gi‘ey,;of the city of London for tire confer- luanadifm Press) ..

PEKIN Jan 23-Some quarters

the former flovcrnor General of (‘-an-,ment of its freedom upon him said advocate' the 'killing nf Yum, Sh;

,,_,1a_ today was presented the free-

ithat he recognized that it was the

K al.

iioru of the city of London. desire of the city of i.ondon to fini The Pl`i1\¢¢B. h0W°"eI`. 119-l`d1Y C0011' The ceremony took place \vitli theIthe fullest horror in its power to tl\eI temmce it as Yun" contmls the M'

‘ _ fe t' i f ' Il' h I

_ . . _ . _ c ion o inn sections w ic won d

usual i.-ictnresquc and historic obs__er-Ispirit of the people of Canada- iirhiclilnot otherwisenie loyah

vations.

Earl Grey is the third member of|

his family to receive the hoifor of the freedoin of the city of London, form- ,ng ,L precedent in the annals of the

city.

i'liirl Grey in the course of his

,some day was destined to be the con-I trolling part of the British i<l.iipire.

The day wus approaching, he sald,|

when the Canadians would be ready to assume the full stntus of _partners in the responsibilities and obliga- tions as well ns in the privileges of the Empire. -

BLLIISI PIILPIIIIIS

IIIH IHIILIIILI

(Canadian Press.)

iii-}L.l~`.~iST, Jan. 23-Several regi-

inonts of Cavalry and Infantry are miily to coino to Belfast in conse- ipieucc of thu strained relations bs- tween the Nationalists and Liberals by the announcement of deinoustra- tions on H0m0 Rule-

Merclinnts are arranging to barri- riidc their premises. _

IIILY'S IILMIIIIII’

(Canadian Press.)

l'Al'tI8, Jan. 2if'-Biiouid Italy rc- iuso to accede to the French demand flint tho Turks arrested ~ou Manonbn. he turned over, France will recall their Ambassador at Rome. They will designate worships to es~ sort and protect irtcamers through the Memterranean.

lxt is expected that italy will con-

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PINIIMI IIILLS

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(Canadian Press.)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-American

ships would use Panama canal free iind foreign ships would pay a charge of not more than $1.75 per ton under terms of the bill of international rrcaty.

THE KING IIID QUEEH AT SUEZ

SUEZ, Jan. 20-King George and Queen Mary arrived here on board ilic steamer Medina on their return journey to England from India yes- terday. '

SINIIUII MILLER' I

IS HIIILIIL

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I-Cariadiau i're.-ii,

OTTAWA, Jan. 23-Senator Mil-I

ler’s condition is slightly improved. i

SILIL I IIIIILSIIIIIIIIIN l

(C-anndinri Press.) _

WAEiHIN(i'I‘ON, Jiiu. :£3--fi. A. Farrell of tire United States Steel Corporation, on thi-. i-rtmiil before the investigation committee, stated that tho corporation and the International Harvester- (lo had no business deal- ings with enclr other for five or six years. `

uniiiun in “ninulunili = c. N. il. tnilslnli

_ I

'rouoN'ro, Jiiii, 21--A iieiiii-cii cel-I

lision between a passenger and ii- freigiit train on the Canadian North- crn. two miles south of Lnlrc Joseph, I on Saturday afternoon, caiised tiiui death of one of the trainirieri iiud ue- rious injury to three others.

A repair train, soiithhoiiiui to clear

the track of n freight wreck, disre- garded orders and collided with the passenger train No. 1 from Torontof

The injured trainmen, who yro suf-

fering chicfly from scalp wot nd, are reported to bc resting easily. . | Notwithstanding the .fnct that the passenger train was travelling at‘ thirty-live miles an hour, und the re- pair train at twenty miles on \\0l11'. none of the passengers was injured and none of the coaches left the track.

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-The Nav-

al year book issued today under the auspices of the Senate Connnlttee 011 foreign relations, gave the Uniiiwi States second place among the naval

TIIOOPS Oil THE MONTROSE

ST. JOHN, Jan. 2_1-The C. i‘. R. llncr Montrose, Capt. Kendall, is ex- iiccted to arrive here tomorrow morning from Bermuda with British U'00Ds cn route to lrlnglimd. ‘There

are on board about 300 officers und men who have been relieved by ilu' troops taken out bv the liner

nliiiiirds linlment cures garget in cows

powers, this Government having 37 ihattleshiis, one more than Germany In arrrourcd cruisers Germany has 14 and the United States ll The com bineil tonnage of battlesiriDB “Hd cruisers siivius the Lnited ‘itates has 7B7,bil‘i toir. and (ii-rnirny 768 241

The ballot box closes at

SECOND ‘IIIVIL POWER

LETTER TO _ _ _

night, jauuary'27. All vote.-i mi_is_t bc plsccfi iii the ballot box h that hour as the Contest ositively closes sharp mi tune

‘I

unirso sninss now _ I

PIIILI PHIIIILIINIIII

(Canadian Press)

WA‘slHlNG'l‘ON, Jan. 23-Articles

of peace bringing to an end the re- volution in Eciiador were signed by the leaders of the federal troops and the re\'olu`tionlsts in Guayaquil.

uuuiuii nun

(Canadian I’-ress.) WINNIPEG, Jan. 23-The Orange-

men have u fund of $5,415 to fight Home Rule in England by Halls und speakers. - _

YNIIII IIISHIIMI

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An "At }~Ioriii»" given in the liinlieii

Auxiliary and the cast. of "Ye liens- triclr E-lcule" by the Directors ol' _the Y. M. C. A. was licld in the parlor and reading room of that institution both of which had been tastefully flecomtefl for the uc- casion. A platform was erected at one side and the program was in. charge of _W. A. Stewart. Gluiirnmn of the Social Committee of the Asso- ciation. . He first called upon C. J. l.licli'_._in the absence of the President yo sneak. on the siibject-of “Our Loy- .-il Helpers." He conveyed an expres- sion of -tie gratitude of- the Directors of “thc Association to the Ladies Auxiliary for the loynl cooperation during thc past year. The next speaker was E. D. Stems whose sub- ject was “The Merry Children." In a most pleasing wny lic referred to the splendid progress and development of the children since their closing iiay of "skule" -was nm-ong the number some had grown to great fume and were seeking for oven larger honors than the City Council or oven as Mayor of this fair city. He conveyed the thanks of the Directors to all who as- sisted so materially in making the en- tertainment E, success. "The Child- i‘en's Response” was given by S. A. McDonald. “The Tardy Boy” who proved to be a tnuant was responded to by F. J. Nash in his own humou- rous and pleasing style. Mrs. S. Col- in Moore rendered ii vocal solo in a masterly manner as also did Prof. Barlow. Several of the songs and choruses of "The Deestriek Skule" were given. Following the formal

program there were speeches by R.H. iJen ins, W. S. Grant, iii. C. Golf, D. E. Shaw. and others. They respond- ed'with some thought in connection with some part which they had in

‘tire “Deestrick Skins." Refreshments

were served by acommlttee of young ladies after which Miss Hazel Brem- nsr responded, to an invitation dad _sang in her usual charming manner several selections. All present join- ed also in singing. college songs and the evening’s .entertainment was - brought to a close by thc singing of Auld Lang Sync."

cnunionnrs I

S o‘clock sharp on Saturday

OOIIIUHICITIOH

; THROUOII PROVINCE

' IND WITH IIIHLIIID

1 __;¢_. . i ~ 'vi' ; Yesterday the Minto left Picton at 7.80 a. m. for Georgetown with 30 passengers, Monday's full mail, com- prising 145 sacks, express and 39 tons frel ht dockin at 10.10 _ m

Y P ‘ .

A delayed train, or delayed courier. by storiu or other\vi~e

will not change the closing hour. so candidates are warned not lo tskeioo great chances in holding their reserve votes un- til the last moment. '

The Guardian limi ii reputniion at stake. l_n the past we

have conducted contests strictly in accordiiuce with -rulca_ and regulations. This is the reason whv the prcseiit L cutest is one ol' till' largest, most exciting, that has ever been corirlucicd In this Province.

Three prominent citizens will open the ballot boxes im-

mediately after the Ccufest closes. count the votes and award the prizes. The keys of the ballot boxes will bc luinded over to the judges on Saturday morning. _ _ _ _ ‘

Candidates and their frienils arc cordiriiiy "“'lI¢‘I I" ‘C

present

E i E -

The passengers, mail and efpress were brought to this city by special

“train which arrived at 12.25 p.m.

Today the Minto leaves Georgetown

uengers, outward mail, express and .i car hides and 6 cars mixed freight

;Zi5 passengers, Monday’s outward

- I

PARIS, Jan. 23-After remaining

science of England can give to an- cient Persia the vestivc of respect-

. BIIIKLH'S IHIIIL

(Gmradiari Press.)

l\if~lXlC-(J CITY, Jan. -23-.~i<lf|orts

rire being made by thc attorneys re- presenting the Canadian Government to secure an early trial of George Hain. n Canadian. and a former Preslilerit of "_ llnnking institution which failed `|-ie has been _in prison siricff Feb. 1010 iiiiil iii-nies the charges.

f I\II]IIIi LIL IIIIIS

- (Canadian Pri-ss.) MONTREAL, Jan. 23-Two flrcs did snrions damage tn f,ha»vnl\in of $175,000.

One started on "_ .lncqiies (‘ni-filer

Square premises occupied by n. small fruit merchant and spread to Hotels in the block.

The otlier was the Hobbs Mfg Co

on William. Bi. and gutted it three story brick building.

IIPIHIIUIIS IIIIIIIII

IIIISI $3il.III9.I4

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Because of

the error of i-i telegraph operator, who transposed two figures in a tele- gram. the Postal Telegraph Com- pany will have to pay the cotton ox- change firm of Stephen-i M. Wild & Co., $39,409.74. Yesterday the op- pellate division of tire supreme court upheld ii verdict of that amount which a jury in the supreme court had awarded to tho Weld company.

Tire Weld company sent the follow-

ing telegram to their New Orleans correspondent on Dec. 4, 1905:

“Ellis N. 0., Sell 20 Thousand

Mch., 12.70, Weld."

The Weld company declared that

this in the message the New Orleans firm received: .

"Ellis, Sell twenty thousand March

1207. Well." .

Because of the transposition of the

0 and the'T the Weld Company ru!- serted that is lost $37,565 on the deal.

At the first trial the jury gave a

judgment for $10,000 against the telegraph company. The appellate division upheld the verdict, but the court of appeals ordered a new trial on the ground that the question of -whether or not the transaction was a gambling deal had not been sub- mitted to the jury. _

At the second trial the jury decided

that it was not a gambling transac- tion.

HEATHER FORECAST M.

V i ‘ _ ¢..4_»-

(Special to The Guardian.) _ TORONTO, Jan. 24-Fresh winds

for Picton at 7,-00 “_ m, with pu. with light local snow flurries; fair

and cold.

I The -Earl Grey left Ueorgotown yes; The temperature at three o'cloclf Irei-iiiiy at 'Loo ii.iii.ici~' Picton with this moraine bv the "F-018" 3b°f§_

Tested Thermometer wus thirteen e

imail. comprising 30 sacks, express M008 8b0V0 2°f°~ ,und _so tons freight cmd some iit The lowest temperature r°¢°\'d°d ,Picton nt 9.45 a.m. She leaves to- Y¢B$0\‘di1Y WB9 “V9 d°i¢l'°°“ “bo” Mm ,day at 7.30 u. m. on return to and the highest was 10 above. The ,Georgetown with passengers, yestsr- lowest F°°°1‘d°d the Previous nigh: .~la,v's full mall, express andifreight was elilht_ above. At nino a. ni. 1 innd the passengers, mail and express was Gillbt nlwve and at nine P- 1"- f -will bo brought to this city by sfpe- was live iibovc. _

IBUUI PEHSII POULTRY SHOW

_i._._.;.__.._.___1.____.._»-¥-»-.~.

Says Britain Alves Can ;Formully Opened Yester-

“"°f.i@:':..E.;‘.‘;”‘.;f:.‘;';:';”"‘S .WI5"'"“I"" I '“s~~~=@

. _ and u Good Show

fcaiiiidiiiii Press.; ___ ‘ _

in Paris for four or five days, W. (Gauadian press)

Morgan Shuster, ex-Treasurer Gencr- WAS!-lINGT()N, Jan, 23_wagbing_

al of Persia, who arrived her, from tégn is Vinny agonizing for the visit of Vienna esterda afterno ' -H _ 0 u e of onnaught. It is ,ro- ceed to YLOMOHV where 0;!" Tanlfgf ported that the reception may be' at-i The proceedings were opened by~ 260] h _H d ' Yltended by iriernlrers.of the cabinet. 'L. Il. D, Foster, Marshfielil, i"ri-_-_ii-

V e wi ener an address on WASHINGTON, Jan. 23--'l'I'xeIdeiit of the.Associnition, in ii short

Persia before the Persian comiiiittee D“”h°35 “Hd l"i“°°9“ P°"i°i9» Wlulavecell Who later iiitroduccd 1.ieut_ founded by members of the House of gfgizaixyl not rg)rlimt!,o Vllgshllngqttiin, gun iqovm-nor Rogers who “mm-any open Commons and others interested in night » p y a e “rs ay Ithc maintenance of the integrity and NEW YORK, Jun. 23-50 pg;-sons independence of Persia and the re- inffllldinll C01- Mid MP8- RO0S»0Velt generation of that country. Iwtgetag I“U¥)I’§°“ With I;\kfk° C0l\113“‘

_ ii 0 ily. core the D u went for

PH-e_c°nc_1uded_ 8' revie_w of we whfne a stroll with the Aide de (lamp fol- crsian situation UNH evening with lowed by a Canadian Secret Service

the words, "‘Persia's salvation pests man and an American detective.

with Engiamp They refused to pose for cameras at

“England alone and only ldnglarid mst but “pany consented'

can cheek the eneroachments of Rus-" r

sia,

"Only the awakened public con-`

.able sclf~government." 5 L I '

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jan. >23--T. W. M. Mac- gulre addressed the Royal Colonial institute nn Military strategy inthe Pacino and stated that Germany and Japan were worth watching and that only a race of, military men can safe guard the British and American in- terests there.

I IIIlBL_L_ PHIII

(-Csriadian Press) '

BOSTON. Jun. 23-Congressman

I\'lcL‘-all propmsed World’s Christian Endeavor- union for a noble pcaiii; prize in recognition of its service iii the orgaiiizritirin of interest in world peace.

It is seconded iu_ eminent iinartors

in many lands.

SIIWUII IIIILII

SIIIHIIGL PLINI IUII SUIIIIIIIIIISIIII

._-»s- l

. (Special by phone.)

SUMAIERSIDE, Jan. 23-The busi-

_ncss of Edgctt Grady, Co, Ltd., Summerside, has been bought` over by the Gunn, Langlois, Co, Montreal, which is an English Company' and will extend their trade to I’. E. I.

This company will install a cold

storage plant which will cost about $10,000. This firm is one of the larg- est handlers of eggs and other P. E. Island products in Canada. They will complete arrangements early in Febr- uary.-S.

IIEW IIIBIIIIIIIIIII

IIIIIII SIGNIL

WASHJNGTON. Jun. 20--World

peace was strengthened by the sign- ing in Washington today of s. gens-:ol arbitration treaty in Washington be- tween the Argentine Republic andthe United States of Columbia. The treaty which is almost exactly l;ke these negotiated by the L’n,*.‘id States with Great Britain and Franco, was signed by Romulo S. Naon for Argentine, and fx-neral Pedro Nei Ospina for Columbia, Min- isters from those countries to the lihiited States.

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A COLLEGE ON WHEELS.

QUEBEC, Jan. 20-An agricultural

college on wheels is the latest thing originated for the benedt of the far- mers of Quebec. Hon. Mr. Carrou. Minllfll' of

Agriculture, announced yesterday afternoon that arrangements had been completed to have a course Of lectures given throughout the Pro- vlnco during the coming summer.The train will consist of ten ears, and will be perfectly equipped for the pur- poses in view.

connsnsso” iiovrir" rIse"»\’sni'$

(Too into for fllasliflo_stfon.l>_ __

`SAuNsoiua_s`AUsZons mane

- fresh every day. Baunders, New-

som &_Co.______________________1-l3<l1m-

FOR SALE, newly calved cow.

A l to‘\V R Mcbean. Lone

; .

_ The Ioririal opening of the P. E. Is-_ ilnnd Poultry Association Shdw took (P1808 Yesterday at noon in the spac- ious Hall of the Market Building Iwhere the show is being held.

Ied the show.

He was followed by Hon. Mr. Mc-

Kinnon, Comniissiouer of Agricul- ,turc, and llev. P. I1. Mcfluizan, each ‘delivering appropriate and helpful addresses. _ I The speakers drew attention to the Iimportanec of poultry raising and rc- fferred fo the amount of eggs and Iil0\1lll‘y 0Kp\`|!‘l.éd from this pl'ovincc. iduring thc past year which exceeded ieven the exports of hogs ariil pota- ltoirs cciniiiincu. The i's\.i>rinr.1\of poultry iis only in lr". ."'»' ;:i:. iicrr os yet but islioulfl L-e i\.:icmli'a;_fi.ii by thu farmers

iwho should materially increase their- revenue. I The attendance during the day was Igood despite the unfavorable weather.

‘The management are deserving of credit for the enterprise _e_x_hi_l>&ed*iii

I (Continued on page 3)

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(-6-anadian Nressi) ‘ O'l"l"AWA, Jun. Z3--As an ilidiru- }-.ion of the growing influx of settlers :to Canaria frorrr the iliiited States; iff. .I. White, inspector of Canadian limniigration Agent-ies, that country froports 30 per cent of an increase in ibhe iiuiriber 0f~ cars resrcrved for .setl- fhgri-i cilerl;.s.

blew Your wcusu 1 ro e.ivco1‘r Burien.

3 NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Appeal to izho women of New York to let go ;bu1.ter pass their lips for the nerr; tiiirty days unless the iiriec-is reiiiiq- `ed has been made hy the “House- iwives" lcugiivs, whose president is , ifrs. Julien Heath announces that _ the members of the league had voted to boycott the eominiiiity on no count of thc excessively high prices 1, charged. Printed appeals to "Escht-'.v _; butter and innke the dealer coins ,iiown oil his liigli price perch," will <-be sent out shortly by the league ,. which it is stated will iiinkre plea 1` especially to the rich und well to do.

I` _`_'_"¢'__’-_-_-”'_`

_, IARDINAL BOURNE 7 ' MADE STATE EIITRY

LONDON, Jan. 21-(]ardinal llour-

irie who was one of the Archbisliops ,recently elevated to the Cardiniiliite fihy the Pope, ruadc A strife entry in- 'to Westminister Cathedral this Miter-‘ inoon, tlic occasion being invested- fi with much pomp. The reception was Lthc first of its kind in 'England since lube reformation, and the presence of =‘ the Lord Mayor of Loudon, the May- Ior of Westministcr, members of thc = foreign embassies and n host of city _ officials attested to the importance of. the gathering.

'THE LIDY LIIURIER ' IS IN HALIFAX

I HALIFAX, Jan. 20--’l`iie govern- qnsnt steamer Lady Laurier arrived 'this morning from Perry Point, where sho had been beachcd. The wvater was pumped out by the wreck- Iing pumps, the holes plugged by the "divers and one the way up the _l.aurier, which was towed at a rate .if about eight knots on hour by the ,teamcr Aberdeen. kept the hold dry ‘with her own pumps. She will go on "he_miirfne slip tomorrow.

The Laurier woulil have sunk had

she been compelled to go another Voile before being rcnclicri. Her en- gines were going nt the lust while _pm-try wvcred with water.

isiusniriiis P. E. ISLAND ivuuliiisi ‘

. IIIIllIISIIIILI:I‘IlI

I |‘_ 5531?' - .

_Amazing Report of Condon of Health Officer!

Quebec Province "

I _

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(Canadian Press.)

MUNTREAI., Jan. 23-As the re-

sult of investigation carried on by the officers of the Provincial Board of Health under the direction of U10 Secretary. Dr. Elzer Pelletier and Dr. Benudry, Chief Inspector, there have been revelations showing the start- ling degree of carelessness with which

the municipal authorities and rest- darits in various parts of the Prov- ince treat the smifllpox outbreaks raging in the rural sections.

From thc experiences of the in-

spectors _it is ascertained that in many eases the disease is allowed to frriiirrsn with little atteiiirit made by the authorities focontrol the _situ- lltinn. ' 1 It has been found that often no

precautions are italien in regard to isolation of thc sufferer, whilsi: it disinfection of the patieni.'s belong- ings after recovery from illness is untliought of. U I

.IIIIIIIIILII NLWL

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i»Canzidiuu Preis) , OT"I‘A'WA, Jan. 215-!-ion. W. 1*. White has given notice to the gov- _ernrncnt of o. resolution for the polutirirrit of a turlll commission of tin-ee uiio viii eriqnire into the advi- sainliliy of certain duties and report lto the lilinlstcr of Firiance.

’1`lu: uomnilssiorier: will be paid $7,-

000, cluiirmnn, $7,500 and the accro- _tiiry ni-txnore than $3,000.. _ ,

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iz. P. ii. when

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(Canadian Press.) K.inrs.\oi'<, Jim. err-At eight

o‘cioclr the Efliiiontcn Express to Winiiiprg near liege was derailed, the rear .end plunging down an embark- ment. -_

'1‘iventy seven were injured. but no

lives were lost. ;-.f N

The condition of Conductor Murphy is vom* serioiis. ` ' _

(John iliclmod, son of John Mb

Lend, Tailor, (iharlottetown. .13 employed in the station at Kam- saek.) _ _

oruwrv uns inn. _ L

nsir ment counur ro ».

luuiutif lnnilos

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DUBLIN. Jan. 20-W. A. ` Uselier, the Galway landlord who sought! the Dublin matrimonial court to get his mnrrluge with his mothe.r’s holines- maid declared invalid, on the ground of irregularity, because the marriage ceremony was performed late at night in a. bedroom, by a Catholic prleetlll the presence of only one witness, » but who lost his suit, has- appealed against the decision of Mr. Justice Kenney, who declared the nic:-rigs valid according ta Irish law, noe.. withstanding the Nc Temere decree

'gnu tthe decrees 'of the Council of

l`t‘Yl .

osniuin nuusrcns

silo' liinc-conrssnlfll

ROME, Jan. 20~’f'he court dinner

toiilght in honor of Herr Von Kidor- lin Waechter was proceeded by a long- audience granted by the King to thc Gorman Foreign Secretary. The exchanges between the King and the Secretary wore most cordial. _

Aftcr the dinner -the King conlcrrotl

on the Secretary the highest dug ` of the decoration of St. Maurice' rI3_ St. Lazarus, presenting iiim wi`£l`x"

I ~llnard'| liliilment Cures Diltempcr.

the insignia of tho order.

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. II GOOD

'zarc for the repiitnfion. They Wm bake earn of their ciiaracter and let ;hsir reputation take ciire of itself. But. they are not wise. It is our ‘iuslncss to guard with religions care 'mth our character ond our reputat- ion. A n\nn'u reputation is A large

To- simplify the coupling of your reserve votes wc uinil

you blank sheets on which vnu can wriic the subscribe; iii name, amount pnid, number of votes allowed. I lense be csrc u

alll train which will leave George- The len8"‘ 0| £048! WI" D" ““°

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h immediately inter her in-rival hex: :E111 gmmbgumegh mm ammoon

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Creek. __j _ _W___l-24dr3ipd.

`F0iiNDf>;bmall sum of money at _ _ Morell stable. Owner can have same by applying to R. Mufch, Cher-

nnrl write plainly so as to avoid arrow _ _

Remittance must be sent by REGiS’if`f£Rl-.ii MAH. oi bl'

MONEY ORDER. Cheques must be certified by the iunnnger of the bank on which they are drawn. The Guardian will not be rdponsible for delays caused by the Post Offlee D¢P“"m°“* or their officials. . _ .

Yours Truly » '

A special train left this city yes- at 2-30 *Wd f°“1°"`°"’ °"°"‘°°“ “t

terday at 8.45 p.m. with- passengers, 2.45: it Will D0 NBII ‘°“‘°"`°W "‘°'“' yesterdays outward mail and ex- ills at 202 and Friday m0\'“I“¢ *'-

prns. The special train to George- 2.60- towh leaves this city at 8.45 p. in. The sun sets this afternoon* r;g_4-it many, _bud tomorrow afternoon a 7-30. nd Yesterday the Biimmerslde train rises tomorrow mornlns af - 1*

I 'vas 45_minutcs late, the western and 'Friday morning at 7.29. t 10 - -'anthem were nach 25 minutes late. T110 mm" \'I'°“ WI’ “““`“I“¢ " "

ry Valley. _ ,_ _____ _1-24_d3l.

~W.ANTED, Draft More 1200 to ` '1300 lbs with foal, young and scfund, also draft foal of 1911. State age. breed and weight, also price to "B," Guardian Office. Charlottetown

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inrt cf his capital. The business man must have a good name or his iiusiness will not prosper.

f r a oun rr1.n who goes out to

‘name is gone, who will employ him? when one’s reputation is tarnished

NIINIE.

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Tliiirc are men who say they do' not rprovldential visitation. It is not al-

ways sn. Sometimes it is a clear can of giving that which is holy to- the dogs. _ lf young people were prudent uid careful to avoid the appearance of ‘evil they might, as I rule, escape the shame and liumilihtlon of A bid Ibame. But they are not always phh dent. They are often found in plisdéi where they ought not to be. They of-

A good name is an essential thing ‘ten go into company which awaken!

suspicion U they si-ii warned ‘

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find ii business opening. If his good danger, they send an the Rita

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and defy pnhlfc seigimenif _ not afraid. They aynbe lrinoeep -.

his influence is gone When the but they are not rud t '

"good name of an innocent person is A good ner-m`.i'. _which had bien hold- solled by the tongue of slander, most- ed down thx~b\\'¢ll - iii! pn

OWLING Burnie Aunt under people will say it ‘IE a *nimxral mos- witgont a :Dorn is worlélzv ‘

I OTTT shi BBIOOID WAI Oh HMG k t' I ml d y. t to `¢{||-“nge whigh gnu ng avg 3 ; wig pu-npii 005 ang, 9 Q

' "°°"‘“""°"’_”" , 0". mnnmnl. egyeuvar ° ' op.” aw ; . 2-gain, iand some will say it is a strange which holy to tbl MQ." i'

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