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I ' ` rafnlv.

~HI'lle marriage took place at the

Std, Avenue Methodist parsollage, Btlkltvon, on Jan. 25th, of Miss lvelyn H. olork of Wilmot valley, U- It. Badger of Asquith, Seek. The iride'wen beconifllgly dressed in a

'pearl grey travelling suit, with whit( bohver hat tiinilned wit plumes and eabeshons of gilt an

wore’ a sllnburst of pearls, the gift

af mgmom. The couple were unat- ten After the ceremony supper

a h d

brother and three sisters and it iorvl large circle of friends und relatives.. Her short sojourn here was .l.c of great activity and she occupied a large place in _ the Presbyterian church to which she belonged. H114 in the choir of which she took a leading part, in thc Sunday School where she has taught the infant class ever since she was herself a pupil, in tem- pernncs work where her sisters and brothers of "Try Again" division S.-,ns of Temperance will never en]-iv

was served at the Flannlngon Hotel "ef Pleamnt Wm an “ 50"' in ‘mer

.nd‘€h° happy mum' len' on ‘lag-|.:.. bright and witty sayings rllad

_ .lu .. favorite and though so young, You-n in business where her pleasant _ lmanllcr and capabilities were so :liucfl

morning train to a short .tl ;‘ ‘tl ‘ coast. On their return Mr. »-:»., T <. Badger will make their btw z: _ uith where fill Rad cr ton

_ _ D Y E .

,=:'rl;il circle where -her merry laugh

8

me ul i li no _

Special to Tile Guardian. ‘ CINCINNATI, Feb. 2-Leading to

what promises to become s. country- wide movement against the 10|-tifim. tion of the Panama Canal, _the Metho-_ dist ministers of Cincinnati lm" _ placed themselves squarely an poegjrd

il_i_ condemnation of the policy_ of

eil'_ distinguished fellow townsmsn,

President Taft.

Special to The _Guardla_n, __L_;lNDON Jan 81-The second Per. _gd ent of King George V “ggmbhd

ily with little ceremony

Tm’ 51"°°“1 |“11°f»1_0h is rdservsd f

next Monday, when the King usd Q33? will °P'“ U10 Prflceedinge in B . `

Q '. g ' t, L I i _ _ _ llleennaful hardware and ilnplclllel\té"“`°h "“Vr“‘5t°d» 1”” also "1 mc

business. Among the valuable yr

ihore where she was always helping

U- . . `

"ntl in B Buyer ma Ben.)-$8 immiln :spite of so nlnny other demands

the Great West Furniture Service Co

on her time and atttntion und where

with whom the bride held n respori; ""f` “'31 U0 ff‘~f"*f wif’-icd; so that the sible position. 'The bride will be “Y‘“1‘“°*‘Y “' ‘"1 "N 1’“"P‘“_"f UW' muon mime by her msbv fri»...dsl‘°‘"“w 5°. 0'" *'” i"“' f-f"fU\‘»'\~=a: rar- whicn she hes made in Shskatoou iems' I'“‘tm“1 “` "” *E*-*U* m“5t have

and especially the lrd Avenue Ii!'2tilo~ dist Choir of which she was a mem her. _

|hccn her n_.llti:cl‘, 'ol' truer friend or nlorc fnithlul llelolr is seldom met

` lv.-_th in this world of greed and self.

‘ ishness. ‘

Amount the Montmams who uf For years to come her memory will

prhlid their views on the rsciprocit proposals, Dr Andrew McPhilll a n

ba ifreen and fragrant in the place of

*_ bbr lin-lb, and sltbougll ebb is lol

d

tive of Belfast, P. E. Island. safdm’ “'55 mr ““`“y i" “ “"”“g° land

that these proposals were so lmpo

|hf\r friends can feel that "after ]ife's

um that so mob coolo roreieli tl;1“"“' "'f"“" She ~"‘°eP° “B”-"

rulilts. One fact stood out clearly

Sleep on beloved slr,-cp and take thy

th t the proposals were not of th l rfst' , ` _ nature of a treaty of ri;-ciprocity?'W" ‘med mee- but ‘7"-"1" """¢d fb"

and lo were free of objections lnher ent in that forzr. r-f agreement

The people of the L.l1te:l States ep-

pearéd-to want certain -‘Jnnadian pro ducts, and they were free to decld what duties they shall pay to them nilvel The people of Canada. appeii

to ‘decide what duties they will pe to themselves. No lrientiiicritioll of il terentl had been lrlrlde '\\"ith uri elif; country. The only fear he had wa that interested pals( :ri _\vol_li :ills the qty that freer c<iu:ll‘-".~i.1l lrfcr _ipurlolwitll the U11.-i'..l it Les vrc..` lead to s lesser.-ed l-'_-~;1i1t.' .ll `iI:~.'_.b; ideals and lnsr.it‘_.f'.o;ls. ‘lif.:.'. n_l1t‘,'~,; tion could be left 1-:> rl.s;_.o\c lieu HI felt that the pcof 12 at l;.i_'fe l.vv.ul accept these prriposnln w?1l. ¢..thus

asm. especially ln the 1'il':_lli.i:ne i-‘ro-

vlness, where for £0 years they he borne the full force of the prncectil'

If thofle proposals ‘_\';!e pu; ,rl for.; he believed a new rm ivollf-1 l-r f_~~s=n ed for thas# pl'r:vin_.~s, e;/',.~~:liliv fo Prince Edward Island, iihffl; ‘_f-, ex pected would 6.-lfnle its poywatiou l generation. The only orjectior. E; had Yao that this vrns il fr.l'.-;~.cl"z ta. I8. This, he ti:»ofr,;ll*;, its chin! mg., especially in a_ro:r»_r"r:ity of vgiio,

farmers form C5 per cart fl the nf-U-

ple. He thought it .__'ll'.'c l.o_=ffi!._e ithr- hardlihip might i'c.i.."-t to 1.-t.'tilil'l pe

Th. fcuowinm wr-t-tm bv n1,!_°_`.e"li'lg_ through the ereamery an

vincialist now i'e...flim; in Ui.-sto will be of interest here. Ile say.

. 1 - -. . a

Th. .Dunn “___ _._(,__ md ha., Ui m;__ns far as this part of th: country i

Prince Edward l.-'i.l\»’. Belle:-.T r;...`~_:.

soclntion ls tt be '-leiil in Pe.! Hu-

_vere and '1‘.".‘»l_.t l'_z~‘ie liste-n

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Thu"e_f:'.y e"el'zirl;‘, l~`e?;», l-Sill. For weeks pest pri.-~r=_l~f.tLoz.| have be.-_, going on for this .W-\'ent1e :e ` lffvl and hsil cf tic A:3o"‘»’ ‘t n;-‘ _ _ _ _

x J ` ` “` ' L ll.__il zl..s.r»r.unr.=i in the Sh.l.pe of hal'

all indications it prf~':iisf»r. to 21.. l

greatest success br-in d._;_r. ;rl`lj' and

socially. The cf-rr_.i1tt'f=<' of ..ri':;i'j

ments and all the ulcrr-` 2.1; nlw Ii\=ll:<

ing every effort to l,-l \ -5 t`,_¢; .bio and ho n to il..l.l e s.ll~c?:;r.rin! s

p _

to the sick heuelit of thc »‘.s'~',-c~rl-

ded

many new :~rril:`::ers Lhl. per: ‘_-'e.ir and’ has paid out se=.'.~l~.-.l biwl--f~_i dollars

tion. The Asso iztloii has a*

in rick lreweiits +0 its '_\.e..ll.ere. 1' Association is doing g- oil - a~ plans to increase the l_. ll. ». li and bring Trio.,-i Fflivf . '- - ~ now residing in 'iriver ‘i _v _.~`

er together er" li- hcnrilz. e»»»~.l t-cl'-ev

h

socially and lnrpetbnte sonic of t

kindly customs - of their former home. The committee of arrange- ments for the eleterlth onrluel ball

are: Pres. A. J. l.lcl.-em rchifirnlon.

Michael Welsh, ‘».`l~l.~Gr_»tTin, Bert Griffin, Bernrrd l‘»‘lr.-‘.\i‘ey, Elwrnul Hughes, John Burns, E\v.n I.lcCfre_-'4~

Ili'

or, Daniel l‘.'c[.te_rl, ltr. F. J. Lu

.4 iimlticmcn,-I have the honor of be

V ‘llouht that our ereamery hers an

"`|ti..m-s and good we have been kep

<1 “f 2 ‘ _

followed and spoke of the t

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_ best.

~ Good night,

` The f0U0Wil1g. taken from a Cai-

Elgflry llaper, will be of interest to _’_§f2\F'f;r \v’s;».t's f_rie{lds and relatives ill

_ "_ ws Jrovill , » " i; ‘ '

sd to went certain pl-erllicts from the Y...-3. ,md cenm; lgrigg iaenntsxlnlrglu United State* “nd me? V"°*`e “`~"1`~‘5"1'l.¢ zldrlrers was (.eli\ered‘ at the

_&'\Creanlery Convention while in ses- ~~ ‘..l_1»:l :it _Innlsfail slid will give an H ic_e_-1 or the country _ther-Q; E lhc lnayor's (G. W. West? address - of welcome to the Alberta Dairy

" convention:

_l UIC !2_lziyor for the town of Innis- T ‘*`~1» f0I' flI1_15 year. and in consequenr. L of a llnsn.mous resolution of the new

_fl col1l;_ci1 it is my pleasant duty to l- . _

mee you and extend to you the wel- come of our town.

il This is the first occasion on which

s

e -.~ system, and prortffil the lc.i.:L by it. 'mn 8 duty has devolved “po” me a

fbitf rxovlltive ol'-licer alldIfee1 that

£‘_it is only pvf/:ndiug to you 3 mum.

"gay willcll is ,lrooerly dis. fi Irlnzsfftil iles had tile honor fo

.

_ l tllulk I may say .n the western pro

_\.r=_'.-ee. There is not the slightest

d

U the dairylng industry fostered by it

_ has meant. it tremandous lot to ou

town and district, and through har

‘flfulf’y‘.flf_'.

My ol' n ofperimre satisfies me th

t-oncelnml, ianyxvay, mixed farming -wild especially the dairying branch ~tends to a steady and permanen }."~ sperity. I think wo may Say tha this district hes been generally pro 1. wills, i.-/hn.tevr,r othzr [arts of th l"`0'.fince night be, mid v.":lLn we hav

.

i.rr.ugI.r. or otllervfiee, in th: main we

___ box: come through it is iiatisfactor “ owing. I say, to our strong suit be

ing mired farming.

m colnpr nent part of n. greet provinc

but possibly conditions here are a

s mr as our town is concern

"¢‘

___ tl ral conditions, and the prospcrit

d

in In.ii;-1:lif arc rllf proud of our ag- rii.'llt:lr.;l conlrillnity. I feel assured. til. t if my d-'strict lu the province .‘i...`:i: is ivrs l-NU, You, gentlemen. l'l‘; e -_'ll., I ul, the daltyln

lil

gan, Mrs, Jennie MfDolla!<l, blrf:.j““ri‘°.“\Lur° ‘“ ‘m"l°°““u'7' and you Mattie Hall, lifisscs _‘/fury A. Camp- m"°t*n5 he" “UW is 10" _‘he 9“"’°“

ball, Mary !.ic.»‘iu1oy, fifnry I»lc`-ii

' non. The dancin: will be in char of Bert Griffin, floor ilircctor, n__d large corps of aids. The music wi

d

tm of tweho x__i,.cBs and the nom th.lf. we trust your deliberations and

will e :rely be tiirouged with dancer

on Hlilnll of olli town that we ar

H. proud and pleased to see you her

_e'dusfry. _Tn ronclusion I can only say

_ ~ ' e

S. _ e

S altons may result ln tue groates

The ollcers of the Assoriat on for Vusdlme 5“°°‘fs" to the oblects 1°

be furnished by W}nf'h~:ster's Orches- Md Welcome you "‘°_”t_h°"”`t_uy' 5"

._ _ __ _

n

1911 sro: Prssldrnt, A. C. hi Lf:

Vice-President, Frziili' L; Cami e,

._ which you are met. 1 _______

Treasurer. Mich.-'ll W.~.lsh; F.nrinc;af "nfl: “";m‘ in H“""'°'° ["""" a1Mg° Secretary, Wm. P. Griffin; Ileconline ““m"°" "1 °l°°t°"S 5°""*Y“"r°d in th”

Secretary, Architafd Mclnnis; Co

responding Secretory, lvfnry' McKl

` hall \vh=ro there was llsld the third

rl; _olnt political meeting in the second

mn. Guam Bernard Mmxulny. Ser ;ilstl'ict bye-election campaign. The

gesnt at Arms, Miss Mary l\lcAu‘ln

Us Saturday, Zlst inst., nt Norfl

Reading Banitorlum there entered in to rest Maggie, youngest and d;:r_ri loved daughter of Ale/xonrler and :.I.-_ garet MeNsviir of Donshaw, len-.fin

mrctlng was presided over by James Jrow. G. W. McPhee was_the first .qlcaker rind 'no began by referring to hc province under both Liberal and 'onservatlvo rule. He made a gen-

Y

ral reference to the affairs and dn

ernls cams into power and mid that,

to mourn besides her l‘-'Al'6nt'§. fl- _

‘_ __ ulccs of the Province when the Lib c ' - .

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“ so;r..1 yer-.r:; of being one of the chief fouowm and in Bmakinf devon

‘1 dailying centres ill Alberta, in fact

E Liberals obtained more for the 'Pr

_ vines than the Conservstives_. __

gave a detailed explanation o _ -

° sinking fund and how it was compos- mm' “‘f°“ “"1 dll” Ind debris of

S . t

ri ed. ilr. Mstblsson dwelt on the th’ °‘P1°°i°“- "mined unbu-mea

, it is fi-ue that we are every smaf

index of existing general prosperity

A ` ' ed

of the ngrlcultllraf community mean life cr death to us as being the can

rm s lg/ `. ilicl. »;_i i L-ive said is pos slim- 1_ lc in-J:-.t il..'-ortaut branch of

n_|of advancing and promoting that in

Vegetable Compound _

Toronto.-I gladly give you my

testimonial in favor of y_our wonderful medicines. Last Octo er I wrote to you for advice as I was completely run down, had bearing down sensation in

the lower part of

_,.5 -_-.»;;;.;,_;1_~:_.1'.;‘ ._ bowels, backliclae, "f.-_'-iffil-11"'-" 'n `l 'll tie '¢i§‘¥=`\`;“'l‘ iidi: planalslo suf- - lt; 'j.~ ` feredterribly from 1- '2 -°" iw- _ _ “ "' After receiving

our directions,

m

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ollowed the closely and am now

entirely free fro

Bain in back and

_ owels, and am

stronger in ever

Y

way.

I also took Lydia E. Pinkham‘s

Vegetable Compound before my baby was born, and 1 recommend it highl_y to all pregnant women.-MRS. ff.. WANDBY, 92 Logan Ave. , Toronto, Ont.

Another Woman Cured Maple Creek, Sack.-I have used

Lydia E. Pinkham's Yegetabfe Com- pound and Blood Purifier, and I am now in perfect heilth. I WR! ¢l'0\1bl€d

with pains evel__y month. _l know other women who su er as I did and will gladly recommend your medicine to them. You may publish this lf you think it will help others.-MRS. F. E. Cook, Maple Creek, Sask.

pound, made from roots and herbs.

If you belong to that countless army

of women who suffer from some form

e of female ills, don’t hesitate to try

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Com-

Lowther was re~elected Speaker-` The week will be devoted to swearing ’“_ m°mb°l'B and meetings of the pol- fflltal f8.Ctf0l'li to dittidi th; courgg they will pursue with regard to the Veto Bill and other big measui-og,

G1B0sT0N» JH-ll 27-All _echo of the ____over murder, for which _Hattie Le~

ant was tried and acquitted last ’”°“?’°» W” hwd yesterday st the heefllll before the committee on ludfcilry when Melvin M. Johnson, who was I-Iattie Le`Bla.ue';' ¢0un5ei_. “°P°"°d "1 °dv°¢&cy of e bill re- quiring that wbero the stats shall furnish for defendant counsel in a murder casa ' the counsel b° _EPI-‘0illt€ii as soon as the arrest is ma ' if th' D101 is not guilty.

Representative Nathan A. Tuft's of 3’_“101“m is ruqhhlz tba bill. I-is me

at a second injustice corrected by

the bill would be having the state “"=11d_th° expense ol tho defence from the time of the si-rest, in cases of de. f0nda.n_ts who are poor, instead of f1*;;“f’_';-lint ls at present. friends ol _ °“ °“f»S Y-0 Day expenses until sf- cr an indictment has been returned.

Special to 'rbo obvious. NEW YQRK. Fen. 2-Three sepu. “H 1!“'°=¢1zstions were started tbl. m0111111! to fix the responsibility for

th_° dylllmite explolon in New York harbor.

Definite estimates of the dead an “U11 1ml>°s=1l»1e. but tb. toni of aaa and mimlng is thirty. Th' Pl`0P°rty loss, according to

various omclal estimates, will bg bg.

‘ tW°°l`l 3750.000 and $1,000,000

gl e

lic property had been allowed 'to g to rsck. Before closing he spoke

1'. E. I. Government. Mr. Buntai

most of his time to n re utation

while in power and explained ho

order to correct these. He spoke

' tain s settlement of P. E. Fe cl

Cold Storage Question, showing Li

said the claims of the Province

6 Dominion Government. In concludln D he deplored the high rate of tax

prevailing. He was followed by Ho

' John Richards, Hon. B. Gallant, Q E. Arsensult and Thomas Doyle. »

L_. ins are necessary in order to mar _

. .=i; end handle produce and supplies

1. 'iz vrc fully appreciate ing fact that (By Consul Frank Deedmeyer, Char-

_>_. \-sl are entirely dependent on sgric\ll~ 1°u'°t°W“' Cam"d°')

Y Many of the horses raised in Pri

ln, 0! 01,5 ,UBu~m__ I “UW that we orally command s higher price th

an

those of the other eastern province' of the Dominion of Canada.

Breeding received great attention,

not only from owners ofistabled, bu also from farmers. The animals s

The practice is growing general I, have veterinary dentists look af 0 the teeth, usually once s year. _ Horses' teeth, as is well known, are

in the main subject to all the afffle- tions of the teeth of human beings. Dlseased teeth or those of lmprope lengths interfer with masticatio and digestion, and often give rise t

,_ certain diseases of the mouth. fn th ,. horse the upper molar overlap tb

cheeks are often lacerated. The remedy here consists in the r

o

the jaws and to the évities of the mouth are caused by gravel, nails, and other hard subs‘tances_l0dging between the teeth, taken into the mouth' with food. These are removed after an examination. During the shedding of the temporary teeth the snlma1’s mouth is examined frequent- ly, as some of the temporary teeth, if not properly shed, may interfere with the growth of the permanent ones. The most progressive farmers

I never been properly made against th

1100

S Edward Island are noted for their en- _ durancs and swlftness, and they gou~

moval of these sharp points. Decay-

ed, fractured, and otherwise injured with 1 h teeth are extracted. 0 ten iniurfss t ‘ ' ‘W to t ° mubnshmmt

under the Conservative re m pub- Th' he."l'“ GUUWU in th; Central

Rlilrold of New Jere ' ‘

0 ey at whose 1 docks the disaster occurred, y ernment is also s heavy

o the great benehts to be derived b 1 Th' G0' _ the cold storage as supplied by the °5°"' "ith $504700 ‘NURIC at Ellis

n Island and an additional 810000 or

5 315.000 at Army Hesdhusrtere on of Governor’s Island, and at Bedloe Is-

; l/lr. Merbovs remarks. Hb sbowoa “"4 "hm 01° 'fetus 01 Liberty was

the indebtedness of the Liberal part

y of its windows and else.

,, .

the Conservatives would proceed in Tlx" MIS* WIS Droblbly the largest

_ og EXP osion of dynamite that ever oc- 1 the Educational system and claimed °“’?d °”7"h°"°- _ ‘Q it was not sz all suitable to eb. F101' thousand pounds went up in s'

f min 'nterests. Premier Hasusrd sind' d't°”‘ti°|1-

u“_ __Thers was s marvellous eecslfe,

claiming them to be small compared |,°"""`- h`°m 1 111007! N830? dllllter

| with other provinces. He presented sz _§h°"° "W U10*-11", 50.000 pounds

reasons why it was difficult to ob- n in' °“ th* Bldilllf within 100

li

a feet of the pier end which stood un-

nl ' against the Dominion and said the|",?,1°d°d th"0UE\1 Ill the tnmult. '

o_ _ _l1_e_.__cars which contained it were H. WB and torn and the boxes were

. °*"'"i On every slat. but ebb dyno

b_ and intact.

y eral and Conservative views. He "°***-'ii ‘ _ made reference to the debentures MON

TREAL, Jen. 29-Inspector

_ _li_f_s.lker alid_ofllcers of the Society for K __ e__Preventlon of Cruelty to Anim);

"° ° “P I NB cooking main at

” Cheflemanre. ovposlto cbs lower one

2 of Montreal Island. this afternoon.

_ The officers went out to the seem, 1" I Nl i~0\1l'il1l car. and this move Put thrpeople of! their guard, for "M11 they culled ot s boiol in tbo vicinity .they were taken for sports any informed of the location ol tliof Place- The man at the door demand- ed tlckets, but the officers rushed by and forced their way into the ring, where two birds were doing battle, before the crowd woke up to their fdentity. Then there was s. rush of

1,: _¢_|_1_:_ ?_0_05_fi°‘;_t_I_t0rS. :nd w_he_n all were

ii ceno awoepeneof _ kept at all times in prime condition; gh" vu len in the wmdowl

“__ Three hundred birds were seized

alive and five dead ones were found, The odicers made no arrests, buf, about 100 summons will be issued to-

gaggow of people who were recog-

" The bird came from Montreal, Sor-

2 el, Three Rivers and Quebec.

e 0 Special to The Guardian.

lower set, and as a consequence of OTTAWA, ,7 31._.D ri this the outer edge of the upper and gn month; oflthe you? the uridstgrnx the inner edge of the 'lower teeth 1-"mu, wuuw “L "s_ 301 *un gradually b°°°m° 'F0111 130 S\\°\1 B G0- exceeds the previous similar period greo of sharpness that the tongue and by ;19_001_194_

___ During the mouth of January alone

the eust0lnS__revenus amounted to $5,588,922 an increase of $1,848,590.

ofa limited number of eeliolsrshlpe,

applicable to Students of Canadian Universities, the Government has been ss‘ke`d toendow research work ln Canadian History, and there is there is every' likelihood of doing so.

The Plnalls that a number of

students from the universities of the country should punue sit the Cdnadian Ai'ehives_~\1uild‘ing, reeeareh studies lll'0s_.ne.die.n history during the mid-summer _vacation

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also give attention to the teeth their milch cows.

self up to the police

of

GLACE BAY, Jan. 81--Yesterday

afternoon Wm._ 0'Neilf, the assistant postn ester of New Waterford, who has been a fugitive since the robbery of $1,500 from the .New Waterford post onli./s some weeks ago, gave him-

W. R. Hearn on Friday for prelimin-

‘l‘he"Governmeui: ls' ssked‘to psy

tgezgpelises, while st work.

8 ef to The Guardian. NH* YORK, .fan 81-Ole woman illmlfed toher death, and two were fs ly injured ine. spectacular ilre w ich destroyed s four-story tene- ment building at 87th Street today. Besreh of the ruins was begun for

the body of another woman, believed to have perished. .

mild( J is to the :bn-asbotizts ol <_l_'_Nolu ai-

. ter the pac age con ining e money

____-_ The _ _ “uc” f“""f°’3’ mem boa been aoilvoraa to tbo ’, »' M priest in Truro, the consiables wno

.I SAufQ ‘A 0 l 0 _ He will come up before Stipendiary _ Wade ln I/ze largest

_I _ al' ' ary hearing of the chars.

_ warcas[@,3%,',-9 A good deal of speeu tion ensued E _ _ r

`-. ~ dCf`0 _ »'»3° ’ °" lisa the wen-me for bis ai-mt, bsv

.;'i"_=`-‘ if

:`:;:':';,_ ""' l ~ ing failed to execute it. He evsded ‘ »_.,.,`_.- ’ PW H",’,‘§‘.l2,,'é'§.1'|f:f§#£.{f"' the Sydney police on his arrival FM w°'nt\°v' ries sud firregulsr ._ ,fu -_ _ * ~‘ __ me Geese Irma Truro __o;_l__a_B_=tur_d_aysni¢g= l~_e_; ._ -__ een y. speli e o ow g un y ._ "“3"*- 8°” u°‘“" Glace Bay and it is bolfeved has

`» " ‘ ~» ' if“°"“°°K3 ""‘“'""-9 '* been in Waterford all along since al

~ *___ f. ,_ 5;“'_,,,5,”{l;*'i,;';¢g\-.»;»,,g',;f,__n_‘_ tbobgb ,tml eosstbblsg _mlm to all

*°="‘~.. ` ' Business Foudded 1798 fe" mm' .

< we if f _ .. _ This morning 0Ncilf was released]

__ _ __ _ on bail_of 34,000.

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CATAIIRU CAfl£0T Bl CURID. with LOOAiI_. #GFP ICATIO_§8. ss

§?.:.“'*I‘,?§h’§::i°:§§§{g3f§'§;:.ii€§_"§{a:i_'_r te na' euiedi e. 's rr re e i'.l‘°“"".‘.°°'.':.‘:?Ll.-..~.°l.‘°‘-."’ l¢“.i.t :§‘§_`.§€“ii:§li2%2,_‘.tl‘f._‘i.f'fi.d§H?.'.¥i.r;: .=ai.=l.t.'L§.=."i.=;'~..f=»°f-.lie :spin ui tuebultl

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You know what it would mean to

a definite, belfailcfal action.

buy, no more would be l1\1rC\H1S€d~

and our confldenc that we’re not

experience with Psychiue.

commenced compounding Psychine.

millions of bottles.

we have cured many hundreds

fatal cases of diseases.

We have in our files many hundre

of thousands of unsolicited tes monfnls.

beginning to be one of the largest P1’ prletary manufacturers in this con

try.

Here then is proof that we have

and demonstrated effectiveness, more

one else, ever heard of.

Here then is the reason of our un

terable confidence in Psychine, that is in fact the greatest P\'f’f151'5»U°11 'its kind in the world.

and their strength.

9 if 2k Ik . LAGIRIPPE.

rrsououucan si.xi.mNl

Try' a 5Oc. Bottle

From Your Druggist: Psychine, the Swat V.ita1it7‘B‘-mdef

Now we dell’t ask you to take our

ns -These white eorpuscles eat an! Semi _ 4 I me u.8m,n¢°,“|y b¢i|'m¢m

were Pm-bibs rl nrepmuon wllbou: ollilieue lbsrs°~\“° ““ °""°“°°'°m° Mr or bl _ Fill b t the 'e

, f P o ne _ e u-

body. when they re in larse enollsh ;‘;;~'_°:__'i’°w_Za“ it to us mg wg." *M

When they’r'e not eudlcfenily Sff°“¥»

ovin remedies. have been the mos 0

Since that time, we have sold _many UCIGHF- 106 I0 ‘Wease-

W ha e not known very definitely

‘But now science tells us thatcertafn

These certain herbs are incorporated

those herbs-to Arabia. fo South Amer-

in lca, to China and to Japan.

lPsyrhine a preparation with abundant They are wmv., nded in the mos

5° costly chemical appliances in this colin

than any other preparation we. 01' HDY- ¢_,~y_

al. And the result is Psychine-f0\‘ it third of al century the most effeciiv gf vitality~builder the world has known.

‘After the first bottle which we would numbers and sufficiently sirens. your dmggm in Md" (fm. Wmchy,-,5

p'sy him the regular relsilprlce) 'fer

And we would S0 °“t °f b"”"'°”' the disease germs devour ‘them Mid 550-cent botllebf Peychine to b6_glvel_i' Bm “'9'1`¢ “M 5°"’5 °“t °f b“5m°'i'_; disease holds the body. you free of cost. _

based upon our third of n eentul-y's :ie it >k We will undoubtedly buy and distri-

bute in this manner hundreds of thou-

'f`°“ Years an" C°'"°d"“u°“ we For cenulrm amost' herbs' naufrelfri sands of these l50~ceut bottles of P91.

chine. -

And we do that to show our entire

of justimwv confidence in this wonderful prep__e_is_-

thousands of virulent and oftentimes ` tion, ~~ ._

_ 1 _ bb number of A confidence that _bas been bsied

$1? shenevellsflehfdxusgfdghslled tlfeir strength- on our 30 YGHYB' ¢¥P0f|¢“C0.'W1"!'\3!fi9(

splendid preparation, with a fu_l_l know- led e of the hundreds of thousands' of

' S

And we have grown from a slna_f_l in pu-cmne_ _“___ ___ has mmm

n. We go to the ends of the earth f0l'

COUPON No. 16

To the Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, Lid.

193495 Spsdimi Aw.. Toronto _

t, to t ' "

.fl 'i=°§.°.¥’i.lf.'§“§,§l-l?.§.....°Z5 hi- .¢‘Z.'$f§l_ . vnur expense. I have not had n file.

in nd is

ov .ff

_ _ The one preparation ihai has cured

Here 111011 is “`hY We h*“'°_’“““3“' many thousands of the following dis-

rated a policy of actually buying -hun- eases:

drr-_ds of thousands of bottles of Psy-

china to give to those who should use. l.¢\Grlp_p_s

To those who are blindly gropirlz Bmhvblfll ln the dark for relief from their Homorrlniges misery, who may perhilvi be “S1115 5°'°'n“‘°°°

wrong methods to ‘recover their health Anwmie

Feriiale Weaknem Indigeetiou

Poor Appetite Cllffls and Fevere Sfoepfcssness und

The greatest and most effective Newo..-.T1-ashlee

lil fP heu_er _ I9, klddlyomvigcmy druggisthh deliva' tlifs bottle to me.

_ My Ni\me..... ................ ............

Bronchial Coughs Weak Lungs: _

VVenk Voice

Spring Weakness Farly Decline » Catarrhsl Affhotionl Cutnrrh of Stomach

Night Swcnts

(Jbsi innfc Coughs

inxyngltis and

llywpepsia

of |>_.-,~`.~l.im, if ylrosegglm thedrlig il -if must be sent us-we will than the wc. bolllo of Psyohlne from your llrnggili one direct h T lo d_egi_ver___ t 3

Town.................»».»....~.....-.-_ .

Street and Numbo!'..........-.,-,.. .»...

My Druggisis Nsme.....................

Stl-eefanrl Numbcr,,.,,..._,;_t.,.,..2. 5__ 'f`\\l..rnlly»on l~ not 10\'l`U$~1Dt

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l ellis for the bodll! h9H\fl\ U9 U19 After~effeof.s of Pleurley, Pneumonia and

La Gi-ippe

K to-day. _ _____________e______ ..

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you. This offer may o vg rs u lilly time without notice- end nallptm

8 . white corpuscles, phs_gocY!¢B- __ _ _

turel on the port of St John, and will expend over $1000 000 on ter lnluale on the property recently pur chased at the head of the harbour

and Digby. instead of one

The Company are also considerlu

ing passenger and express buiises

The change will likely be made i

the spring.

F. Caldwell, the Ottawa sxplorer

and who has been missing th years, is held captive by the sem

Bay region, according to s. statemes made here by Harry Ford, who is em played as government interprets among the Eskimos. Mr. Ford say that before leaving for civillnatio he talked with some wandering' ls- kimo hunters who told him s weird tale of s Canadian white msn. They said that far to the north there was a tribe of Esklmos who lived by themselves and who, unlike the or- dinary Esklmoe, were of s savage disposition. Members of this tribe had told them that they had taken this white mall, whom they regarded as dangerous. and his two Eskimo companions into captivity.

well, even indirectly, for three years

as wrecked near Fullerton and had

go walk eight hundred miles to get

back to civilisation. When last heard of is 1907, lie was well equip- ped. Colonel White, the comptroller of the mounted police here, had in-

vestigate the story. but the next

probably.

_‘ »_ . _ ‘_ _~_\¢»_,. _

The Company will put two steam

ers on the Bay of Fundy making 1 ,_~ Nh uh - t 1 h _ ,_ _ _ two trips b any between sz Jobs _ b‘;’_§_ ‘fm :mt ::';f:m°b.?§§f M; to ritrloi me un. mood, s ide.

for the Canadian government is 1906,

Special to The Guardian.

ree

savages of the Far North, is the be- lief of the lffekimos of the if-ludsos

news from that far off region will not reach Ottawa before sext fall

I My Ch’

Special to The Guardian.

BT -T01” J" 31-* “°“"°°‘ novnil, .mi lu-kb .nilniovb soil- d“5P"'°\‘ nys- U" Cumdi" Pmmc ing vessel went ashore ou Goodwin Rui", ‘B 9l°“”i'¢ * 15"' “pmdk Sands today and s.l1 the crew perish-

isd in the terrific gale which swept the English Channel and the Strait of

' Dover. _. The vessel crashed ashore in th

yeould be sent. ¢ Subsequently three bodies we

re

the question of running two trains washed "hott

da between St. John and Mon-

:____1_! ____ __c___________od“_° th' _______"_s_ The wind lashed the water to fury,

s

threatening the ses walls and driv-

' ing all vessels to harbor for safety. ' A great quantity ef wreckage was

washed ashore near Welketose sl- tllough no other disasters are re-

NIW YORK, Ju. 26-A special te porhi

the Times from Ottawa says that G. ` ‘

V’ _ST. JOHN, Jan. 29-Mrs. Elizabeth

"“° "*‘""‘ ""°"‘ "°"° °' ° "“"‘°‘ mal, of Bridwown, N. s., 'bo at moms-vlonnlsou-At tb. some ol

nrst gave her name as Mrs. White

i_ is in s terrible condition in this city:

She is penniless and is now being i sheltered by the Salvation Army. She was turned back Wednesday last

i by the United States immigration __ authorities, who refused to let her go . os to visit e sister in Portland, Me.,

I on account of her lack of funds. Bk had only one dollar and har ticket.

R. police detained her. She wa placed in a hotel but as no one would become responsible for her lodging, the proprietor ejected her on Saturday. That afternoon and night she walked the streets in a severe gale and snow storm, and when found by the police at four a. m. on Sunday, was suderlng fearfully from the cold. Sho was taken to police

This." the brat helrd of ML C._ld_ htldqflafthfs _Bild lttbf £0 tbl BQIVL-

_ tion Ai-my Home for Women. No

Hs had made e. previous visit to Hud- "md 1*” 5°” "°°°|"°‘1 'mm 1*" Y* son Bay on the Neptune in 1903. He

fatives. »

Liquor and Tobacco Habits.

lA.Me'1‘AGGA1l.'1‘ M D C

'li Yonge Sf.. 'faronto annds. References ss to Dr. Mc'l‘sgisrf.’s pro-

ies_e_i:>i_i:fst;ndingsnd persons intelrlty

.mimi tb. mob of tl.. rom to 1.- °°?§irh'°If\¢¥=:»dill=-Oblelluii' ».

Bi -WR . ' l i. ..;.°r_b...2:i.°.s bfi»“:.:'vi£`€i.li:'e...

ls e.

§ev Father 1Teefy,`Pi-eeldent`fof St. Mic- hsel's College. Toronto. °_&l_|:ht Rev F_:Sweeny.'iBfshop of Tor! Di* Me'l‘s¢zsrt's vexetsbls remedies for

¥_l_is liquor and tobseen habits are health-

l. ss e. inexpensive home treatment. No

fiypodsmic infections. no pnb lofty. no oss of time from bfisinesmsnd s certain

_ _‘Consultation sndfeorrespondenco i|\v“

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`On her return to St. John the I. C.

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li£oLURE - at Murray Herbor Norm on Thursday, Jan 19th., to Georfi T. and Mrs Mcllui-e, s daughter. Congratulations. Filrlin--lb this city, Jim. tara,

. 1911. to John and Mrs Flynn, |

daughter. Congratulations. FL00 -In this city, Jan. 21, 191|,

(Congratulations) mils Y-it maipoquo, 'J__"y is 1911, to Harry N. and Ml: say, s son; James D.

___ "@3192 ___ BRYENTON-MCLELN-On thd _ January at the' St. Androwfi

Manse, Regina, Ernest lltlbouili Brysnton, formerly of this Proviloe' and Miss Johan McBeth Melhalf, both of Lorsburn, Seek., by thi ‘Rev. W. A. Guy. B. D. s

ibn bride, on tb. istli inet., Klei- snder Sinclair McRae to Diiis Morrison, both of Belfast, RW '° W. McKenzie.ofllcisting. '

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PERKINS-At his home in Solids

West on January 24th., of he|xi0_l'|~

sgeuof the bran? Thomas Perkins, l\ e age o_ 8 ears. ' oftinsa-it abode’ Iam-ld, `oii.‘»'i§‘e¢. zotb, 1910, Edmund (_13bbo,~~'.ef Clyde, P. E. I., in the 9 __ yfsecxd year of his age. _ N0Y_-E-At North Wiltshire, on Igfy f23i\l. Jsmemlbfoy, 'I9 ' l.mv1Nos'roN-At clype aim; \ 1, 1911, Mrs. mlulbotb' 1.6 g- ston, widow of the late Gnorfi Levingltdn. 1 - '- ' ' ooopnn-as Bear Rivtr, N. s., Jon. za, 1911;' nileilinli Ann, re- ffct of the late. Henry 0001701. in the 73rd year of her age. i ,

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of a medicine li than ' “_ '- ' ‘ of time like MIISARD' LIHA _ . It lil-H b\2°n all lin`fallin`-" "' _' our household ever `. ' mémber. and hu o'u’i.li ` would-be coinpetiterd ` '

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