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'al to The Guardian

isivpplir

SVC 0CClIréd_ Explosion line Miner Rescued; 01|' Disused

Specl ._ . ..._ .Special to The Guardian. ‘ A in -ine desperate struggle V to iuuncily ine (lend ~‘ ' 1 ~

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rams, Fen. 1-'rho i-im sine _“‘f_'_""._”“" “'” "" me “"4" °' 'V Piivmao C 1 . F li. 1 i<“ ei i o i .1 . _ - Dion N ei - ’*”“°‘a_ 0 ‘c “‘"°df““

1 teadlly today at the rnte of

gi,._,,_,t,_,,, ,,,,,1u,,,,,S,,,,,,S who ,ost . 00. 0 - isl1__ni: “” ‘““ 'ed “nd fulty nino inon ° M' “UV the "iw iésciieu i.ia'l‘iinii|liul'i, ii~.».i-A mini

fel s _ rv;-rytliing must be aided for months madly to escape through a narrqw, were in the mine when the explosion man' was mund be“°au‘ " mass ` °i wreck occurud at Tliuopun uth

three ‘1““’_t°ls Of H” i"°i' H" iw~»i= 1+. in <-stiinotcu that ii ` Partly choked .air-enact rromiiliiur Owirmd- eaml “"d. t"“b°“' H” d°°""°" he i t r L lun '<1 ' so A I

‘ ' ` iiuurter of a million Delrsgl; iilgde ala over fallen comrades Ln 'the strllgsle SoventY'.l'|ine are now known to be had crawled over scores of lmdles af' “es ON et Llil ge on the abnndoneq

Many_pf the qtreets closed to tial- _ __ h_ _ _ brows es Q ne were r¢~0D°“°d and things reslirnefi we-.1 ny the nouns for ure, more than nnif of the miners deed . " ‘ ° °fDl°Si°“ and saw no one ' ‘ ‘J

a ‘more normhl PPDBBPBQCO- ` ‘freezing temperntiire add t th employed in .Pimero mine, wrecked One was. rescued alive, but is dan -not injured* _ ‘ -The I mm [Nd .8-few. 0Dims.lf'.US:

In the outskirts and inilncliiicfl 1

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__ S o e_ _ - Therescuers sa th ti . when the whole s'.iucti.ie colliiiscil,

. _ ~V n~.iscr~- cf thc f ~t r _ _ hy an explosion yesterday were gerously injured. Y 0 en re mine is _ _ _ _ __ _

_ gmna ahova and below the clty thc' Tlmaattemptiliitcioi ii;_i_;_?:___ m____ua____ found in heaps about we bDt»tom__ or The bodies are tom and char____d_be_ yvlrxked and it is almost impossible taking _t_he__Z.lg_lIi€_, tendrr .ini ..__v.i.i _»_

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curn rn. .i. .i .. l:ii:.~'...lely. |'3l».~»H fx' J-:lore badly injured ' ii l. txaciity iiiiurcd ultoge hier

v ry ull of whom were foreigners. _ __ -

LLUIUHE 00 HIEHEH EHIIIEMG

Lust i-i~_;lit in i_l.c (lcntr l Christian

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H is sion, ru. 1-'rn i ii- I --~ _"‘_‘ _ _ _

0 ___ U 0 'slljlltggh Rin the ‘haw Snml'!neil'§icde ' - » ‘1”'h“""'“"l “ _ mguy lntercsung

.eiiA.rriAuo.ot=A. Tenn., inn. ;n~l With bands playing Dixie and Home Sweet Home, Captain Joseph F. Sbipp was greeted here this evening | by at least,10,000 of his fellow citi- zens, whe_n_he;alighte<l from the train which bore him to his home from Washington, where he had just coni- pleted a sentence in prison for con-` tempt of court, connected with the lynching of Ed. Johnson, a negro. Men wept, shouted and laughed al- most in the same breath, and women became frantic. There was imminent danger for‘a time of a panic and»pos sible invjury to'-*women and children.

Min sniff, ‘ niil-in suv

_signers discussed the meat lyoycott at 'SHHTE Of the ¢0i1Sequcnces. This. wasf

E’lTTSBURG_ Jan. 31-A dozen for- nd dishonesty, and must take your.

lrenkfast in a Mulberry alley board- ‘Ville bllfden Of H sefmon delivered( 60

lil

ing house, today, and all except `

HMC.. Sk0v1_ac___..é Slav_ agreed to First Baptist Church, Montreal by

ent no meat. Skovlac, deligliud with lniving the breakfast steak to him- self tackled it so violently that he ,

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Special to _The Guardian. _ `LONDON, Feb. 1-Eyan Kyiiin Thomas, newspaper proprietor, of South Australia and one`of the del- egates to the lniperial Press Uoiifer- ence, liiis been kniglltcd.

nl ruin

il Mnlinnii

mice oi inactivity, allow these vam- pires to bc again returned as your ieprrsentatives you are equally guilty with them in all their acts of graft

's congregation Sunday night in the

the Rev J. A. Gordon, D. D., father of John P. Gordon, City, and well known throughout this province. The

V rev. gentleman began by saying that

Tlokcd t° deafnh mth the mst mouth' l it was an almost unheard of thing

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lat the pulpit of the Church should

lat thc whole duty of the christian

S0 rYl0 003i . 0 240,000,000

wuy is going,`to be tue most costly rnilrond_,ln» this world.

The present system c<~.~;t $35,000 000

to build and lay down. For equip- nivnt and ext nsions, $45,000,000 more linvc been spent, makinfz $S0.000.000 in ull..fI‘he new system will cost $100 000.000 to bore end lay down, an'-‘ wlien ready_ for. cgi' tion, with all stations built and an o :innate cull- lpment of power houses and cars,

will -demand in -all the stupendous KI

sum of $240,000,000. This huge outlay will be expended on a strip of tracks but little inoretlian twenty-six miles lunlzi. sfo that the average cost per mile will approximately cost $923,705

NEW YORK, 'Jan. 31-The new _sub-

'riiu nEPnnsnN'1‘A'rioN _

Clinrch was to nurture the spiritual life to the total exclusion of all mundane matters. The body politic of the city of Montreal had been so utterly imbued with crime that the rich promise of the city’s future was in danger of being completely sD0ili2 unless some drastic measures were taken at once, and during the next week they would have an opportunity of cutting out this cankerous growth- in its entirety, an oDP01`t““ll-Y Y"h}°h it would be nothing short of criniiiial. to neglect. l1r_'Gordon in cont1n\_iing~_ spoke on various phases of the C1Vi0 campaign in his city and enumerated n number of evils existing under the present conditions.

0Fi|0[0S APPHEUIAIED

s'r. JUHN. Jnn_y. '.11-_-'rhroushh tgs imlmsg of Captain lulliott of t c .

R. and the tireless efforts of Ad-

.minutes when each side 'again scored

is;-.fl ;:;r;i.;ff :i:i:.::f.; UNWAHU Iusmim - Y ~ l0Sl N llilll

"|0033 0 “"0 lsluuu i>nuv|n _

V IN 'IHE HOUSE.

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u'r'rAwA, ron. 1-'rin-_ disappearing f

representation of the Maritime Pro- “

vinces was the subject of ilisciissiuii ll

iitant (‘m-ter of the Salvation Army ‘Vharles ilrassct has been successful i getting n chance to return to his omc in the old count(Y~ N0hP"’;'1s" yn, linwcvcr, was made for is wo

in parliament sterda ._ lgme _____y___ _ and Ailjiitaiit Carter,

__ YG . Y 1 Iwo proposals were made. Mr.

ho is looking lifter their welfare,

Kyte, of Nova Sc ti , p posed that W. , ‘ \ ~ 1 ~lption tliera-sh_o,uld ,he athhgngsrsvhicli would ‘f'£u';,';:lEggfgyttorgllsclfilsg\l;lil<hts for Dre_V.Bl§t'Itl\e representation falling he- ‘Umm A few persons have already

I0” tlieiprpzacllt ,figures The other

lii'0p0sal was made by Mr. Warbur- fvil. and was thut_thc representation which' those Provinces ,had at Con- federation should be restored.

Strong speeches were made by sev-

eral members from the East.

An answer _wap .given by the Hon. Min`lster _of Finance. who stated that nil the Provinces had agreed nt _Unn-

icderatlon t.c..the present terms add tha _ rl nf..woul<l have no aiu i- iii-iinylig, 313°, inthe nriunn rerun-

nient_ioi;_ _change until all the Pro- vinchs ofganads had been consulted

igiiiiieil their intention to help.

H

THF. PARIS FLOOD. _

» _ * _l _ l~Improvement in the

,.,.I,,;\rl£q§itl‘ii';ilii>n continues and the if 'irits of the Farisians areiisihg BS 1”, ,mer nun.. sweet nn kers are te1‘l'n pictures of the 0000. Bild the

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ejoicing tlmusandS-

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Mi, ,noe -.iininienm Cures Distemper.

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and had given their ¢Ilil01`““ti°"'

NNW virnour MEAT

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.»i‘~!l»l'*` 1 ' ' NEW YgRl{, Jan. 3i~Slx li\in_i_l\§;l

representative manufacturers, |I_\3l____w men wnuth' at. a dinntr zllllll' ni the Mzeiiinm club. of nn w____._ but véget bles and fruit. 'l‘lier_c__ “___ no speeches. but an informal __s¢___ sion of itbe advanced cost nf 1; Si; indicated that the universal p_rl_>__';__ ol tl1'\l\»tlon.i.1ns.t\ie sniiiviri “ ‘ ~ ness qc well aa worklnil "‘°“_» _ one Thwla were further sllziif ‘°°°“‘s‘ B in N- q",_tDd‘_y__ in the butcher sioPt(; but qp°¢,§¢i°ns,on the whole seem _ indicaz¢..thst demand and snppdy were eglnning to sDp\‘0°°h 3" “

jultmsi. - V .V ‘ < ' The' wlr of words between the png-

°I'=..¢f\'c_ wholesale dealers and _ _ 0 meet retailers, continues with the _n- iection today of s, new issue. Who e- iialc`rs are afltlting for a repeal os the duty nn Canadian. A"K°""'“° ““

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-.page lllilon. was l70il¢P°"ed nwmg to

Mexican lic-ef. "Look at the Lr_>nFdoi; market," said one of them. N! competition with beef from Canada.

' gi nl cvrn from Russia .'<lIf.."{ii.‘??.. "$03. ‘in .Vw est an.

l-liigliiilimnn can cnt_ I'-In-`~fl_li‘il x_‘:_:;'

tic ~ori'r

grovgiicyhztr Illllaoiisanierlcans can eat, lgllieiry own western steers." q _ re ' A mass meeting at Madison i qi a . t whqgh a movement in imitation of. ale Boston tea Pi\i`W» Wa” tl’ hngel "W" "“'"°"°d "Wm $;:l;n';)ys0l-9 Nnuonni Prog-reesivf

Chepyviutlggr. meat ii in urge lgtters,

i iz h lioiilc\'H!'iiH are mme more “ny ww l ,_

D Y 8 W s again

scored by Perry after two minutes of strenuous hockey. .

Score at full time-Z-2 They decided t play off for ten,

11

In the final t i `

second match which was won by the Vlctorlas by a' score of 2-1. The game was fast and clean. '

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0 M000 Sflilli’HY" `

E0lf0EN|lNOES

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clares lt is Incumbent `

upon S_t,l0h_n' to _

do So.

ST. JOHN, Jan. 31-That the city

of St John before it invites people from everywhere to come berry to the Dominion Fair should provide sani- tary _conveniqnces s_uch_as, are found- in other .cities was-one of _.the points made by Rev. 'l‘. Hunter Boyd in his ‘address at she Every Day-lsub Sat urday evening. He held that the city should exten/d to the visitor who stands' at the hsadfof the street the same courtesy and the same consid- eration ln regard to'san‘itar‘y con- veniences as a citlrzen. extends to 5 guest at; his hicueci. This vm o mst- ter relating to public health, and mm should |mt,_b_¢ driven t,o_saloJna to nuff pueli conveniences. _/_ .. _ . | _

RELIEF OFFERED BY CANADA.V.

OTTAWA, Feb. 1.-Canada has sent 5 message of sympathy to thc French, Republic for ._ disaster by flood and hae expressed- n desire to contribute toward the relief of the sufferers if such assistance is acceptable.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

ci-iicncof rin. i.-<smi».1.>- -

ren when iio|.¥` March Wheat . . i... 1001- Fill) C0111 ...... ........... 66|' j

acted as Umpires. for eggs. No quotations were to be

During the latter part of the play _ had in produce or ork a 'ii

i I ._ ~ 'i _

_ _ _ o e was moving in the city._

The'follo,wing ls the line-up of the The retail market price on butter

teams: ,was twenty-four to twenty-six ¢en¢s_ ' -_._- VICTOR1AS_ CRYb"1‘_-1I,S_ per pound and for eggs thirty to BOSTON, Jan. '31-Mary McLean- MCASKU1 H0Hl_ Strong thil`tY‘*-W0 C8flt8 Per dozen. aged 32 years, a domestic, the dau- Zzisi... M‘;§‘;§r *mr V =::°' °‘ are-' Cm Rodd Cent-re F i s g er of Charles McLean, of Cape

Rattenbury rover £3? A Il-lliIilnl;Ji‘h;rtrl)ilY :S illectlritc cgrdon Sbglyh

_ _ . _ y e ue a e o ay; e

I3. ignrns wing Dgegan _ had just left the Vincent Memorial $I.he"r;:st mgwlzig shZ1t°r§’"“éd The following were registered at the ‘ilggsgiffyk ;'.h';" she had been Visit'

` Y " Re ere Hot 1 st d ' ~ 1 is en

Perry in eigHt minutes, Rodd fi t V ” Ye ‘fr aY~. S- BFOWH. .____..i_

or the WCS managed the nm af‘t”:r,Ynnk, J. J. Mcounid, Pisquin;E.1vi¢

_ ' ' ' ' ~ " ie devoted to' an address on the civic f _ _ _ -

' ' " _. campaign, but he had never believed a play of twenty mmutes_ _ Quaid, P1sq,uld; James A. Lewis, (_.ar-_

_ ‘ tl Half time-1-1. "_d1gan; T. A. Brothers, Snmmerv1lle,`

Roddhaudled the n tg _ - Young New Glasgow, Robert

.minutes 1,, and 5 '03' Ln ugh” Stcad,_ Whel-itley River;` Owen Suili~

va Vernon Rfver; P. Corlsh, Kep-

_ _ P _, s, owl g to

Muttart’s place \was taken by John the condition of the weather and Steel. ` roads ii n ' ~

pooh; F. H; _I-Iornc, Winslcc.

ANNOiL MEETIMG

Georgetown, on January 10th last.

The President's and Secretary’s re-

ports for the past year were both adopted. V

The Treasurer's report was next

read, which showed a balance on hand of $16.21. This report was also adopted. _

Thomas Hessian then addressed the

meeting, speaking of the benefit of the Institute and urging the farmers to greater action in regard to set- ting the prices of farm- produce, in- stead of leaving it all in the hands ofthe merchants. The election of of- ficers and directors then took place and resulted as follows:-

President-E. B. Mcliarcn (rc-elect

cdelce-l'res.--John Gordon. ‘

Secretary-J.” V. gM:Phee (ri:-cleci-

ed). ; ~'

Treasurer--Chas. Parker (rt-_l:;t-

ed).

Auditors-J.; Heber Gordon and D.

P. McKinnon.. .

Directors'-I-Ii. Ji McPhee, D. P. M`c-

Kinnon, Michael Keenan, E.S. Nort- on, Philip Morrison, John J. Morri- son, John Gordon, John A. McCor- mac, ‘William Gordon.

The President brought to the no- tic_c'_`off_ the 'meeting that t.he'Seed Fair would be held`at` Georgetown on March 7th. It was decided that the sum of ten dollars be voted for prizes.

D. P. .McKlnnon, after speaking of.

the- hanm _dons the slleepi industry hy. dogs, forwarded the following i-gsm". tion which was unanimously passed:

"Whereas, the farmers of P. E. Is-

land for the past number of years havehad on, diffel:4n1t..oecasions their flocks partially. il; mtliwhgliy, aa. stroyed hy`dogs; and i ‘ "Whereas, farmers in different dis- tricts of the Island have this year pur.h‘sed a`number.of valuable pure bre,d,slie'ep; .V .. _ . 'l'm1°l`€f0i`B '~Rlldolv¢d,- that this

meeting of the Onward Farmers' ln- stitute, held at Georgetown on Jan- UBFY 10th, 1910, ask thc' Provincial Gover_i_iment,to levy a tex on all dogs kent Vln._the -llirovince;i_ , I

"Further Rcsolvedmthlt in cases

where sheep are destroyed by dogs whose owners cannot be located, that the Government compensate the owners of .the said sheep to the smojnt of dsmage‘co\ia (nn the law new provldes~‘i\~ the Province of' Ont- ario): and

"Further Resolved, thst"'iS'opies of

this resolution be forwarded to our representatives in the Local Legisla-

March Corn 66| .i

B v

ide on

was pasted nll over the west s t Shop windows and ln many Pfilflaie

h,,,,s,,., Twelve of the posters are n hiitchrr shops- . `

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Minarfrs Llnimrnt Cures lllphfherln.

.- Vi~-

turs for presentgion thereto to Pre- mier Hosni-df d to Hon. John

` V "ineimcin 'cnnnnnniona-I lei ngnnni-

tlifii f

5 -i. Rink last night was one of the fast I _ __ _ Special to The Guardlan

est,. cleanest and best ever witnessed ' _ _

on P_ FL Ish_md_ _ _ Special to The Guardiam _ :Special to The Guardian. _ The Victorias came determined to _N0RFOLK_ Va__ Feb_ 1_The thrce__ _M_?_NTREAL. Feb. 1_-The exciting/ fgatqieve the\v(.1€fle';flet’}’;?bi;‘;s‘,;%::_e‘;__g1 'masted schooner Frances New York gggesogfe c€;Z'1p;i_gn Misa °v" and the _ ergamie i - t J ._ ' -con 5-1" `

pusiuqg (__m?_ tgoweifri a___g_imcl_lt Igattgsgsonville. is stranded at Cape e Tt|;_am._waB cGn?demb;lle trouble Ov_ one an u_r ng _ e w o e g e v_c- _ The vessel is a t tal k r _ e s owness o irecor ing the votes :3:i..“""“..i‘:..r.‘:° “assist ..l“§..".:.-1; °f V... 5. ...us :.:“‘..V.';'c§1s;“.;“.i.._i3 .rr "rs

wo _ . . nies.

sono play and especially gene aeien- "embed-1. "‘.V the Vt°"""° “°"“- ` Many v0ters'_'r¢'w iired"0f waiting ce. The Crystals are a much lighter ,_ ' _ . _ ,and sacrificed their votes team and faster skaters but did not _ _ _ The city- should have had more

appear however to be able to land lvoting places and legal action is their shot. Deegan certainly made threatened on accounft of the failure whirl ind rushes and la ed an ex t r

W . _. P Y ,~ cqp ovide them.

cellent game, also Perry and_McKin-' -1 The ‘results will not be known un. non. Toby McMillan, Referee and Dealers in this city yesterday' were '-il Very late. -

Gordon Hughes as Judge of Play asking from twenty-two to twenty-

were highly satlsfacto(y to every one eight cents a lb for butter and from

0 A Wlilter DHVGY Bild* Willard 'Muttart twenty-seven to thirty cents a doz ~ I A

if yon_ through' indolence, ignor- ` ‘ 1 -‘I , \

a

IN THIS CITY _

m d th eg iiinuteii the Vios~ ` A ` _ -` _

asioeuvre e na goa which th ` _ lqngesg-and most _hotly contest e » . --*-~ ~ ' .lust ns The (iluzlrdinn goes to press it is r - ed Th ~ .annual m tin of the U w rd

I(r“,;5§;';]9’§m;‘;"ég aszaaeven and the Farrgers’ Instltllie gas held if? llhe‘§\J='§l];;?);!'l;lii:1tgGe0rge Stanley dum early _Tho some Qmdals 'acted _for the TOIHDEFHDCG ASS0Cil}lii0HV H111. Tli_o~ Hnndruhnn also flirfl thron;_h

he night. r _

*nl-I-vue-411-gg j ' _

HEHI KILLEU IN

ENBUSH WHEEK

Thirty Others Iniurcd in

Railway Smash-Up Near London `

LONDON, Jan. 31-One of the

most serious railway accidents in England since the disaster to the steamer train at Salisbury in July 1906, occurred nt Stoat'a Nest 'sta- tion, near London, on the London &

Brighton Railway this afternoon.,

Eight dead and about thirty injured were taken from the wreck.

Two third class cars and a Pull-

man of a train from Brighton, tra- velling at a speed of forty miles an hour, crashed into the station. The third class cars were completely wrecked and a pert of the building was demolished. The I’ullma'n‘ was thrown .violently into the air, but was comparatively little damaged. Its passengers escaped with minor in-

IUFIBS. 4 *-1 --\ ie-_-.~ ~- .

C

GIRL WANTED, with n' fifi' edlfcsi

tion to learn the typo letting

APPIY in person between 8 and 10 5. m. at Gun-dinn_ office. 1-Milt!

PRINTER WANTED. Wanted at _ _-'V once, an experienced ad setter

ian Ohlce, Charlottetown, - stating wages required and place when last employed. _ Zfldsi. .

BOY WANTED, must bo 10 or 17

years old with'a"faf.r education.

wages $3.00 (three dollafl) ‘per week at the start. ‘References required. Apply at once to subscription count- er of the Guardian.. VV_2-idrtf

WANTED, a tvibher of thflccblllli

class. about Feby lltll for

Westmoreland School, no 145. Apply- fn (`ris'p Moore, Secretary of S. Triistees, Westmoreland P. 0.

\|im\rc’s filniment cures colds, ctr-

and Lewis '1lrueman. The sim off .$10.00 was voted in aid of th. l"_.ir.

8 l'

strongly condom-ned by most of the speakers as they claimed' the exhi-

longer than was necessary. The Sec- retary read a circular from the Com- missionirr of Agriculture rc inspec- tion and grading of all Seed Grain offered for _sale in this Province. '

session which opened at 7.30 and the above circular was fully discussed by Chas Craig, A. S. Wright, President Cameron. -John Craig and Lewis Trneman.

siraiilc that there should be ii stand- ard`sct for different qniilitics of seed

grain at least, and no weed seeds

allowed in any seed grain offered for

Als th-s wetnesses heirdt encsndeng

KI_Ncs'roN, Jninnics, i~‘cn.1--'rii,

Imperial West Indies Trade Coziiuiis-; \V _ s-l_oii'_startc-d taking evidence here to- i\\’i1i the iild B00-< D111-<1!"

day ` concemiing' the trade relations! between. 'Jamaica and Canada. mist line. ai.-lc f.i' .i larise iii»'-°-'id-

Govc-rnment .represcnt;i',-vcs :ire orlSi

.ind inetrucli .v .cccnre to

good auiiencc, t e _iu_.je_t' clioscn ciug "ine High.. Cri.iuisni,,o.-,

'ine evening was not by any means

un-_-c :im t;i_= :indir-nie i_s.-ii.-mn;.:d con.-

.ted in those ull se- interest had

are of"the opinionthat it would heioeen ur_,i.ir<l by the subiect chosrn

imperil I t‘he- trade with the United States, which now- supplies the priest- est market forthe West Indies.

unwise 'to takeieany action that‘would1,an.l who ruled on the reputation uf

the speaker to hear something Vworth while. And they were not disappoin- ted.

F. J. Nash, City, presided.

_ _ l lu opening L..e .__l._.tr dealt with

2] ,_ _ ltue i.'.i.i- ..sel!, sic _ ..i_; ol its pop-

lri .ii._, liz; i,rc,.t til-. i Lion and the

iii_ci . ._.n;.:uuf_'_¢s in which it was

_ . 1 » _ .H

_ 0 ‘V I I. blprint .i_ ll said i: '.\'..:; .hc most fro-

I N qucnt1_, _otid _oi,1'. _r. the world.

He defined lii,i. r . .° Licie-'m 1.' be

lim. :ri ~.f i". iiir.;; _lie dntc, ou-

- lthwsliii, ci<'fi‘.:ii:l_\' and the lharac-`

The Fariner‘s Institute of Lots zi-V--_it

i‘.V.a_ii's cf thi-_ different hooks of the

'25 held a meeting in. Middleton rln11'Biiile, He showed that there were

sent year were elected.

r-resident-G. W. W. Cameron. \ice President-Jos Noonan. Sec-Trees-J. E. Howattf

I The president then took the chnii and the secretary read the miunie 'uf last meeting.

The question of 3 grant Lo the l‘ro viriclal Seed Fair was discussed by Chas Craig, A. S. Wright, John craig, Jas Arnett, u. J. 'ilicmpson

The Provincial Exhibition w is them

discussed by President Cam_ion, A. B. Wilght, John Crawford, Chas Craig, D. J. Thompson, Frank Hayes Lewis Trueman, Jas Arnett. _

The holding of the Horse Races

duriin 'the Exhibition was ver

hits were kept there at least one day

This was laid over for the evening

A motion was passed that it ls de-

li.

lrre.-‘, iE:~ lfff' ii_c _ ,. i.l all the

ii ihat n._.- _ il collapsed. It applies a

is of and its science is in accord with true scicii<:c_

Jan. 20‘l.lh at two o’c1ock, p. in. :ti-:fi forms of Higher Criticis.n --Con-

'l‘ne Directors present field ,ii s.iort;strucii\'e_ und Destruceis-er'

s.si-non before the iegiulur nilctinc-,‘

opened and the officers for the pre- ltr

_destrucii'.'L-. I-lc showed tli_.t this

I-l1g_h l’ 1 r.tirii~.;lii li zi lcggi '..i`t:

nds ~f i.n: eli-:vers it has l.cc.nle

irifirisiii d.nius '. e i..-'iii ty of

li st, \hi~ 'zii¢;iii- 1 -_ a-ate rzcript-

` _ ' Vi' -i li cies. i-li h-r fi .t- is.. .1-i 1 ic ‘ on a theory of evolution

lse system cf analysis to the Bi-

fa hle. '

'lhe litirature of fhe Bills superior to all other kinds literature. Its history is correct

Thc speaker took up the Creation

and pointed out some clear facts as Genesis. He demonstrated that the Bible claims to be a revelation from God~.an inspired book--and support- ed has not been able to give us any bible. He showed that modern dis- coverics confirm the Holy Book.

recorded in the first hook of

this by various proofs. Evolution

The unity and harmony of the Bl-

ble show its Divine origin. Its per- fect portrayal of human nature is superior to that of any other book. The existence and character of Christ H

could not produce Christ.

iso show the origin. Evolution

He continued by stating- that the

Bible would stand the test of true criticism and that the Higher Criti- cism ls on the wane. ‘ ~-

At the conclusion a hearty vote of

R . _

thanks was tendered the speaker who h

illl

entertainment.

cl provided for those in attendance evening of rare instruction and

i f .

. _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . _ _ _ _ ilr:j'i:.d~ Accident _ € Iwo' iheAu'Si1ai¢ The Mine ihuliy \vi¢cliedVby-The coco.-.fi in -ip-ni

That other lectures will follow this

give Qin address at both meetings. li th" 2nd is stormy will hold rin ine 3rd.

Condensed" kdvdtlsclhénfs'

_ _

or job composltor. Apply at Guard-‘i

.., -:I-Ziiit =»

sale. A very pleasing feature of this meeting was the presence of quite n number-~ei- young ladies who, led 'ny Miss Craig at the organ, sang tle National Anthem thus bringing to n close a meeting, which considerim; the had roads was* very well attended, The next meeting will be at Searle- townorn Feb 2nd at 2 and 7 p. m. J. E. Sinclair will lie present and

MYSTEIRIOUS WEAPONS USED-

vnNooUvs:R, Fen. ‘i-severni

shots were fired last night into a t

room where four Italians were hold- ing discussion. Two men were near 1 when the shots were fired through the window and a policeman. who passed s few minutes before and saw the men talking in the room, saw no

trace of the shooter.

As another shouting had taken

place on Saturday night among Ital- iana, _the police and citizens are

bs with pleasure and the announcement of

for.

ll Buffalo.

Rev Mr Floyd will be learned

the dates will he eagerly looked

' __ _..__. .A __.i_____

.BUNHAG BREAKS i

HUNNING HEEUHU

1...

BUFFAI.0, N. Y., Jan. 31--George onhag, of New York, clipped five

hrec miles at the 74th Regiment A.

B seconds oil the indoor record for

A

ames here toni ht Jack Tait a.

~ E H - 1 oeal man, was Bonhag's opponent. The New Yorker won handlly in I

34 3-5.

4.29 3-4. The former record was 14.-

George Goulding, of Toronto, won two mile walk from Licbgold, of

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greatly puzzled. Minard s linlmeni cures garget in cows -

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If I had known in the morning

“ mind,

I said when I went away, I 'had been more careful, darling, Nor ivan ou needless sin

We may nnver take buck again. ,

For tho’ in the quiet evening

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How msn o fort~h~in the morning

Y Z I

How wwarily nil the day Who never come home ct night i

_ hare ~ rd V

The words unkind would trouble my H°°":;o'l:'g_° b°°° broken' ‘ h '° s

That sorrow can nc'er set right.

We've careful thought for the strsn-_

S Y P i ger,

'But we vex our own with look and And ,miles gm- tim sometime; guest,

10110 But oft for our own the bitter tom,

'Pho' we love our own the halt. If in place of anger, bleslinff Instead ol 3sh words, a prayer

i inn., nm you the ms of peace. 'rue return ne nlgne, by the spu-i'i.'|

Yet lt might be that never for me _ light, _

'rho pain at the heart should mu. Finds a lnvlng meeting there.