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IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR THE (iUARDIAN’S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

,,Am~MiiiI'i‘H_ March 1-Aniusinlg

in th.. extreme were many( of the rea- son, given in explanation _ of the w,,,n,y.f.,iii- iippeals ui.-on which the Cn,,n 01 iippeal sat in Judgement at the Uiieiying session of 1912. held in me i‘0uiicil t‘hmnber ofthe Town HBH ,Rst night. There were_ very few siiertiitois outside of those who had ronic to ask redress. Several testi- fied that the only reason why their uiiseasinent had been increased was flint they had been- married. 'lhis they could not account for, as they W,-,._ not aware that after marriage the lnw required that they he assess- (-il_ in many instances, double what t|,,,y were, when single, Many rea- ,_.,,,,,i given in support of havinlg their ,,|,,,i=.ils allowed, created _much amuse- ment, and time and again the asses- ,.,,,-,, and members of the Appeal iwnii-t li_rokc forth iiit_0 lauglif-er.

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\\`.»\.\`l-1ING’I'_()N, D. C., March 1-

.- "e su es' of congratulution

‘I,I,|,I,I.l,I! i,,£li'q.rei:geived at tlie`.home_ of /\li~.r.'iiiilei' Graham Bell in anticipat- ,,,,, ,,f the birthday anniversary of tin- inrciitor of thc telephone, Pro- ff.i.-sor hell wns born in llidinburgh, ,c-.»..ilfiiiil, and will he sixty-five years old Siiiirliiy. He made his first experi- ,,,.».,i_,.- with the telephone while resid- ini; in llrnntfnrd. Ont., 'l"hc invention Wu.; ilaceil on exhibition at the |.|,,|aileiiiliin ceiitcninl exposition and ,, _.,iir»i't. time inter the first practical },,,,. was put in operation br_twe_`n llr_.<t.oii und Salem. l’rofess0r Bell is .,iii- nf thc few great inventors who luis lived to see the fruition of l_ii.s in\'I»utioiii and also reap the financial iwiiitfit of it. For a nunil;cr of years tin- iiiveiitni' has made Washington his winter residence. He has a sum- nn-r home and laboratory, in Baddee, N, sk, win-rc lic has coiiducted ex- pi-riiin»iit_s with it view to perfecting tin- flying:-miichine.

.»,|ii__ sift. E. -Mclniis was the hero of inc diiy carrying off the aggregate iiitli the sensational total of Zfin uni of 210 points shattering all pre- vioilic isinnd totals. That Sgt. lo. ,\li'iiinis will bc equally :niccessful nt lhslr-_v rm.. spring is the liope of :iii our riflciiieii. Sgt. McInn\S lcilllh' ffl! tin- .\liii~,l§iiiiioii llrlli.: C0». Ullll WIUI 1* .~..infin~l_n\ili» margin. The riflemcn are ;.,..,,ii_\' indebted to Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘ii ,iiiilnoii for many kindnesscs cir- (('ontin\ied on page li)

ixfanailian Press)

fi'l"l‘.\WA, Mar, 4-Albert (lossctte,

tina iiii»r<~lin\it--farmer charged with fini iiiurdcr of his seven year old fiiiiitfliiw Madeline in 11108 by throw- ing lim' across tlic room ciiusing iri- jnrii»_- rusnltiiig in hcl' death, was |.,ii|..i igiiiiiy of manslniiglitcr in the |»i-i»liniiniii-y trinl und will stand trial in tlii- rriniiiini nssizes at Hull rin i\lni-ch sixth. ' V

'l‘ln- i-viilciice is practically' what wits .uiiilril about the case in thc pi-i-_~_~: but fir. (Irii‘l’.ei‘, who iit£0UlIPffI thi- rliilil, sttitr-il it to be impossiblc this dats- to ascertain whethcr death uni; t.iii~ direct result of the iiijilru-s.

((‘nnn.dfitn Press.)

iff-7lll.lN, March _4-The Prussian

fiiiiiiiitni- of tin- Interior in thc Reich- .-.fiig spolrr of thi-_ defeat of recipro~ <-ily iii fiiinnrlii and favored thc 1'"-1l> tion of this country in rcfiurrl to wo -llpulp.

llc siiiii (lcriiinuy might find other

pnfsililiifiics ns iieirotinlions with the l`niii-il Htritcs were fruitless as Ger- m:-ny bod new treaties with Bweilcii :ini .lnpnn the benefits of which shc ini-'iii re`fi_isc to the United States.

l.o.\'li(lN, March i~A firm of fash- ionable llegi-nt Street dressmalfers

was fini-<1 $225 today for applying\

Iintliieiiceii the (imerninent in decid- Iing that the tunnel prufect was not xpractir-iil;A and it is believed that it .ivss on his recomniendation that the Icur ferry idea was adopted-ii service Ithat will cost little more than one- ‘elghth as niuch as the tunnel, while Ianswerini: every purpose rind reiolu- tlonizing trade conditions on the ls- iland as well as in Kent, Westmor- lnnd, Northuniherlniid, Gloucester and Rcstigonclie counties in this Pro- vince, This car ferry service for the island and its connection with lgeiit County is no ncw idea with Mr. lilv-

|uns_ When he was actively engaged in railway construction in Westmor- land and Kent counties niaiiy years alto, connection with the Island via Hichihiicto (Tape was a tirm belief with him. and it looks as though his hopes ol so funny years ago will be

` realized.

"While there are many routes meli-

Itioned for the car ferry only two are Eliicely to be seriously consiilcrcd by ,the engineers to make the final deci- Ision or recommendation, viz: the Ili- ichibucto Cape-West Point route and ,the Cape 'l‘oi‘mentinc-Pape 'Traverse .i-nute. I "-I\IlIl»€ill2 from information obtain- led from fisliernirii and old inhabi- -tants about Ilicliibucto, it is feasible to naviente during thc winter with regiiluriti' between the shore ice and fra'/.il on wither side, rind tbrie ap- pears to be no reason why n ferry -steriniri' properly designed cannot op~ crntc satisfactorily _between these ,Doints. Navigation woiild be through ldrift ice which is more or less brok~ ich up by continual movement through _this part. of the Strait. ` , “The proposed route, faking Monc- 'ton ns ri stiirtiiiiz point, and Royalty ldiinction near (`liiii'lottcto\vi\, as ii central point of destination on the llsland, concludes ri distnncc of 154 miles which can be covcred in nine Ihours, including transfer to ond from Ifc_ri‘y, compared with the distance via I’ictou and tlcorr_ctown of 226 miles, which takes fifteen hours under favor- _uble coiiditions, saving 72 miles in -distance and six hours in time-two ’\'ci‘y iuiportiint 'coiii~iidere.t.ioiis in ti'iinsporti:ition."

((‘annditiii Press)

l"F.l{ING, Mur. 6-A missionary

iiziiiiul F. Day, bi-longing to the (Iiiurch of idiiigland Mission was nt- I tucked in the district of Pao Ting Fu and killed today by iniitiueous Chi- nese soldiers.

liny had accompanied Bishop Char-

and another missioiiary, F. S.l~lughes ‘in making ii rcguliir tour of thc mls- sinn _stations in the vicinity of Pao Ting Fil.

’l‘ll'}N TSIN, Iliinr. li-From tomor-

row tlic lii'it_isli ciuiccssfoii hcrc will be plnced virtually under martial law.

No Chinese will bc allowed on the

streets alter il o’clock und for- cigncrs :irc \i‘urncd to rcply promptly to the clizillciiiges of thc military pri- i.i'olS.

Tfil<lf), March n~~~Tnfluentlnl per-

sonnges consider thc poiverlcssiiess of Yuan Shi Krn president ol' the new republic or any other ol'iiciiil to cope with the present situation luis been l`iilly dnnionstratcd; '

| lt is believed that the only solution ‘will he found by placing thc capitnl \un<lcr nn intcrnationzil provincial \prol;ectiou, advniicing funds sufficient -to pay off the soldiers to effect the nercsssiry rlinngie. ; PEKIN, March 6-(Yimnnrltlve. Iiinict. was restored in thc capital and riots rire still common in thc north nnd there is little chance of nu early settlement..

III" lIf‘~‘=f¢l‘lllti0n "Colonial silk" to rv (Canadian Presici

r-ont which was mml_e from wood pulp. _

l{lNGS'I‘0N, Jamaica, March 2-

'l‘iir f‘niia<la'an l‘aclfic Railway is nc- fwllhtliliz with the Jamaica govern- niviit for a fast ' weekly steamship af~_r\'ice between the Island and Can- ndn, thc vessels in cnll at Boston irfiiiig und coming. The service is init-iidcd to develop the fruit. trade. iinil rnrry thc mails to and from I‘7l\l<lniid_ 'File company demands ri snlisiily of $300,000, one half of which is to bc paid by Jamaica and thc nllicr half by Canada.

(Uiinaillliii -Press.)

l.0Nfifi\’, Miir.i 3-While ri small

i-roii-il in the South Ronin cheered film. l-lninieline l'mikhurst. Mrs. ’l`n|u~s :ind Mrs. Marsliiill, thc tlircc li-ndi-rn of last cvcning's window iunnsliiiig cnmpaii:n by which thc

I BOSTON, Miir. li-U. V. 'l’. Riche- son had a brief conference in the Iflharles 'St Jail with Governor Fuss and cizlit members of the lilxccutivc (louneil who can alone save hlin from execution. , 1 I-lc mnde no plea for commutation.

(Canadian l"rr-ss)

WASHINGTON, Mnr. 6-After

hciirini: ilelcgntioiis from Boston mid San F'rnnciscn the house foreign nf- lnirs' coiiiniittee decided fiivorubly on the report of the bill carrying an HD- propriationof $50,000 and Govcrnmcii-

‘tal recognition of the lntcrnntionnl Congress of the (‘hninb<‘rf¢ 0! ("0m~ .mcrcn held in Boston in September.

I riniziailian l’ress\

'I`l'lll”‘Ol.l, Mar. fl-for the first

time In the history of it big dirii.-,lblc baloon was used for scouting pur- poses bv thc Itnlian Army in actual

I""Il`l\u"l-tes almost succeeded in terr- wmfurci

oiiziiig London trnilcsmrii, wcrc sen- friirvll this mornini.: 4-.nch to two ni|uilli`s iiiiprisiinmQnf__ '

I A great riirship floated fnr_ out over the fir-sert :ind got ii good vicw of .thc Arnbs position.

‘ '_"'_"“"“"’““”' I A sccoiid one wns dispatched and

ill( llllill(‘.'l‘O, Feb. 29-Readers of

flu- llevicw will he pleased to know tluil, the siirveys thnt are being inadc und the soilndings that are icing tiiki-n, under thc direction cf E. (G. l'I\':uis, thc well known rnilw£iy'man llllil rnziiieering expcrt, confirm the \'H'W expressed in the rc.=olution of thc Keiit (lounty (louncil that the fa- cilities for winter crossing between new Brunswick and Prince Edward lsliuid ore hctter at llichlbucto Cape 'IW' nl- any other point on nie Nortliumberland Straits. That the "II," Ifffliv between Prince Edward Is- Illmi and the mainland will run be- t“'¢‘1‘I1 West .Point on this Island, rind lllcliiliiicto Cape. in New Brunswick, \s?{t.lie'lielli\f of those who have made

the two dropped bomlzs into the camp.

I -fffanudian Press.;

M(lNTfll~7Al,, Mar. li---'l‘hc (‘-oroncrs

jury todny found that one of the Srybold lirotliern i»ilr\ick Margaret Burney on thc lu-iid with ii miillct cnusing her death on flatiiriiay last while the otlier was accessory to the murder. I They remanded both to he triad nt the criminal courts. ‘ Each of the brothers Frcdcrick and Henry accuses fthe other.

((_1ann`dian Press.)

NEW YORK, Mar. li-'1'he anthra-

cfte operations authorized 5 state-

Ilktlllly of winter conditions nt dlf- 'ment to the effect that no advance I"»."I lI0Il1¢H- ` , 'will be niade in the price of anthra-

,PIU -l. Bourque, M.P.P., in an Intivrviiiiv with the Review stated in llnri-t. .ss faitmwg:

cite. _~

The price remained constant for

nine years and if the consumers are

5 ~T-` 'll' -_ I, _ _ ' _ " ___.IUlcments Inn. They arrested Mr. regards the English outlook. ~

And Mrs- Frederick iPetbick, f.~uw-, on the other hniiil, it in i.~~_licvi-ii

gcnce, joint' editors ‘of Votes for tlint should n dcniniid hir cliull hc rc

omcn, w io was taien to the Bow celveil thc miners tliroiiK“"' II" D10

."“mAsI_fl|ll'iP¢ll|¢lnlf°f°l‘lI°t Y 5'-reef Police station. The poll-:ii also vince might refuse to inlnc _for slilp

Y.°“"°"'°m' DW' U7 °lr°I’Im°|lN~ ;had ii warrant for the lirrtsi of Miss ment to English ports, coiisiilci-ini; _ '*°‘l\\I‘°WI¢I\\Il0°4»l'¢|il»\>|l "' Chrlstohiil, Pnnkhnrst, hut did not the situation an it now exists in l~1ni;~

,» _ find bei there They look pcssvs land

`\ r ~ _ _

' -, ` ° an sloii of the nfflz-es. 'lhc leaders of' Reports from Loiidon and liivcrprol '

. ¥ the lIriI0f\ HIPC Chufflctl WI-I1 being rc state that should Aiiiericiin oi f».inii- ’ (_ Sflonsiblc or thc latist window _ dinn coul be shipicil to I‘1ii~l;in.l, tlin I I ‘**-'i n mnsliinyz campaign. They will pre- ‘wharf laborers nt llritinh poizts ivouli Q U.” W' no ,un fd Rhnlmuhm s'.ma'. _ I iiiiinlily bc tried under the consplr- refuse to hnndlc it.

_ uairjsiau, wma. ima iswdsiy for ' "W I°‘"- ‘ '

` C¢|4|_ g¢.1~|m” ¢ Bmw] hw" _ Members of thc i‘n'on seen to- irnml-Atliiiitir lin:-rs will conf in llilii

llI¢nJl0¢j¢|¢|`|¢." ” nlfllit declared that the new klepar- aide of the Atlantic than luis’ l_ci-ii

$3 I F tion and arresting the leaders, will (‘l>ilt`,»\l'lU, lllnrcli 5---.~\ llyiiii; gnu-

. only produce a bigger crop of vote adron of Uniiiiiiicilite- pri-nf-lit-i's will

I hunters for militant woi‘k. invade Kansai-‘ next 'l`ln:rsiln_\' to

I 'l‘he weakness of the siiiiragistlwork nt thc State uidr- iriiiiary for

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I I havein iii_'.'possessi'on fi prescription A for nervous dr-uilily. lack of\'l2'or. VYBBIC' Ieiieiln1iii\huud,fai|inz memory and faint- .bacl:. brought on by excesser. unnatural drains, or the follies of ;out|\, lhut has cured_sniuuiiy worn ami iiefvous men r|¢;li_|._\nt.hcfr own hoineiiy-without any additioiiul help or iiiedicinu - thaf._| thinlcevf.-rymxtii who uislica f_o reiain lii»|_ manly power and vitilitywiuickly and I<‘uiatl&'_shoul i have si copy. do l have cle-teijiniiieo lo senclacopy oi the prescrip- ,lionirecrif cliarui-. in a plain ordinnrv san_led envelope to any iiinn who will write me lor ii. _

'l‘his prescription comes fr m a physic- iin who has inndc n spec-iiil study 0| fill-ll and l _uni <_~on\'iiici~d it i- the siire_sl.-acting cc-nibinniio_ii forthe curco1`cleflcient.mun~ hood _:ind \'|i;ur uvi r put t »2¢-Llicr.

|tliii.k|o~ie it to niy fellow man to

selifltliciii ncopy in confidence Iso flint any ninn any_\\'n¢rr- that is weak and dis- couriizvd with repented fziilnros inn! \topdi'u-iiginlr liimeslf with harml_ul Du_t.- eiitiiie-_oicini.»i, secure wii:it_l bclicvr-s_ is i|i»~qiiickcsl.; 1-ting res|.ornt\\'c, upbuilii- "iL'. S'I‘lll‘-'l`(,lUUHlNG ri-liicdlf ever ,de- riscd. and so ure iiiinsclf ul. non_ic iiuiei- ly :inn riuickiv. J i»,tdrop me ii line liai- Lliis: br. A. ld-ll biiison.:ltil7. Luke iiuilrl- i-iig, l);-ti-oil., --ich , :ind i will s_¢_-iid yoirn roi.i,\'o|iliis Niileiiuiil i-.cipu in ai pliiin :ir-.iii.iry iyiiwiiope fren of cnnrgc. A uri at iiiiiiii'¢1u¢f ors_\\'oiilil clinrgc $21.00 _to $_i.0lI

" r ni.-rsI_v writin-4 outa{n'csi-riptiuirlike t is~but l so-url it cniire _\' flee. 1 Icoiiipcllcd to pay more it was due co the fact that rush orders enabled the dealers to exact fi larger profit.

if(‘ann.di'\n Press.)

l.0_\'DQN, Mar. t;~(‘onf;inucd meet-

ings of the disputants in the coal trade wrir arc interpreted ns indicat- ini: thc growing desire of both par- ties to find ri wriy out of the diffi- cnlty.

While the formal reports issued do

not give evidence of any material re- ilff. the tension is increasing the be- llcf that- the executive of the Miners’ li`cdei'atioii had received u wider mun- ilzite from the men during the week- end and empowering it to negotiate with the Government on the subject. of the minimum wage schedule.

Any reiaxafion of rl_r,idity in the

Kmlncis' dcmunds would ofcr ri hope ful basis for ii speedy rigrccment. I i.oNpoi\', Min-_ ii-An mneuii suite. ment this evening concerning the conferences held today iii connection Iwitli the cool strike is devoid of ln ,formation regarding results, if any achieved.

I Tliey were renewed this morning; in the hope of u spceily settlement biii; nothing disclosed inllicritcs any pi'o 'grcss_ - ` I li`urt;her_ conferences nrc likely and ithe Premier still hopes to find a_bas-- is of settlement. »

l-le clinraceerized ns imaginary' thc

stories that hc would iiit.rod\'_cc ri minimum wnige bill today.

Industrial paralysis is crcupiiig

_over thc country.

I (Cannfliaii l’ress.l

SHTGRBROOKE, Que, Mar. 6-Uii-

,der the impression that his cngiiie |\vus side tracked to allow a triiiii' to Ipiiss which was moving toivurds him engineer Seynioiir sprang to death on the Grand Trunk line near here _this morning. i I 1-Ie was running east rind west :through the mist Seymour saw a headlight ahead and feared a head-on Icollision. He reversed the engine mid jumped off, falling under the wheels.

I The Executive Uouiicil of P. E. Is- land met in the flouncil Chamber, Charlottetown, yesterday and trails- acted quite a volume of business.

Among other things coiisidcreil was

,thc opening of the Legislature and itlic date decided on was Wednesday, March 27th. i

'ifhis will lie thc first session of the

,new Liberal (‘.oni-iei'vniion aflrniiiistiu- tion undcr Premier J. A. lvfatliieson land it is expected that ;i. llrc sen- sion, besides the nsunl rou'.inc insi- ne.==s_ sonic important incasurcs will .bo introduced

(Cuiiiiilinn Press) I (ITTAWA, Mar. fi-in 'thc Scnnte ltodny Senator lluyi-r asked if the government considered sending a pi-e.~if;ntiitl\'c to lionic to represent. (`iinfiiln in the lntornutioiiiil Institiltu of agriculture.

He pointed out that the body ob-

tained valuable information relative to agriculture und 172 countries were represented.

I , ln- view of (‘anadfi's increasing pro niinence as an agriculture nation he thought repi'ei4ciitiitioii was dcsii'nble_

NEW HAVEN, March 5-The nca-

ileniic scnior cluss of Yale University will send Jliu Doiinclly, (nc of the c'impus policemen, to the Olympic games in Stoctholm, Sweden, next Summer. ns it token of tneir good fceliniz townrd the big ofllccr.

Donnelly is a izrcnt fni-rirlte nn the

cnmpiis and has rcccived many tok- ens of nppreciiition from the stud- cunts.

This, linive er, is thc greatest re-

ward hc has yet rcrei ed from Yale.

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more than uftern years.

LONDON, Mnrcli 5--In pursuance

of the determination of the govern- ment fully to test the efficacy of eh.-

tactics of the militant siiflraizettes _before restoring to specliil legislation to make the funds of the sndra ctte

societies liahle for damage doneg by

heir members. the police to-night raided the ofliccs of the women's social and 'political union in

member of l"n.rlianiciit, lawyer, editor I

Icently ' condemned to pay $2.”itl,llllllI iduinages to the estate of the lutc ll. I _.yi

He hn-4 been a campus pollcemnn|

-*- .should be anxious to provide for iii-

iexisting lows to deal with the latert|

case, however, is seen-, in the (uct

¢|\d Namg and Addfgjg T0- vi-IIB! fhé g1`0HY»_ \°HBl0l`II1YA0f \‘/Oi_n€l\ licniocrats pleflginl to suppoi't(_'ii@iiyip

denounce the niiiitant actions which

~ ~ . lil i foi _ _

°y`Y°" CII" 'hw 'I he' itliey declare. are bein: Carried t<><IIuc xnuoiini <'..ii\~.~iiii..n_

and Be Strong and ffm* EWU NIB' W0m9“'S I"r@¢‘I_ I@*1'| -"~' -----

vi 0 8 ,i:ne. an imiwrtant hwly. whwli has, :\'i~:w vorui, .iiiii-vii 5---~|'i~i»i-i..ii_.-1..

g 7°” - ‘already secured many 'reforms for the meeting of the .-iiii.iii':i<~it<» o|.0i'n- "'_‘ i\\'oli\@". delncfiatrs the nieasiircs ri<.n§_ at No. 11.1 i.iiii»i-tv grief-l it.

which the _militant snfiragists arc

_ aking and the doings of the social .

and political uiiiun coiiteiiding that the sufiragists ought to lie satisfied to await the outcome of the present' parliamentary session which has of- fered the best hopes of advancing l.li_e cause they believe that the recent window siuasliing has com- pletely alienated public usynipatliy. ‘ ,ten-fifteen '_

_ __,_________ T i.oxiJoN, iuarcn i~-wont .nas i,-een received from Prof. Baldwin Spencer of thc Australian Anthropological Survey that lie__lias ioiuid in the cinire of that coiitiiieivt a number of tribes that believe in reincarnation. lt' is further announced that their notions in that respect tally with those of the intellectual native racer; in india-a belief that has been car- ried into l'Vestcrn civilization under the name of Thesophy. ~

Professor Spencer’s cxplorfiig pnrty

biicked by the Australian govern-

ment, went to Tort Darwin, and] found there across to Melville Island, thcn they returned to l’ort llarwin. and travelled south 200 niilcs, alter which they crossed the continent to the Gulf of Carpentarin. Among all the tribes examined by the expedit-i ion they found that the liciicf in re

incarnation is universal.

All of these tribes arc totem wor-I

shippers. lni one or tivo tribes along. the Iloper River ii ciirioiis toteniii- system was discovered, Among th(-sc people a man must marry a woman of ,a aprticnlar totem. but the chil- dren takie ri totem different from that of either of thc lmreiits. For example, a ninn of the llain totenil must, iiiu.ri‘y _a woman of the paddy-I melon kangaroo totem, and their children are of the l-luro-Kangiiroo totem. Again, ii l’orcupiii'.> man mar- ries a Llfzard n onian. und their children are Bats. ._

Everything too, niiiong thc tribes

visited, the women and childrtn l.-:- licve that the sound of the buil-roar-- er is the voice of a great spirit who comes to take away the bays wheii they are initiated. _ Prof, Spencci' says he did not find unniiig any of the trilics a tracc of nn;.i;iiing like n bclii-f in ri Snprciiic illcing. The explorcr will remain ‘uniting the wild aborgines ul Mcl- | illc isliind until the last of Feb-

iunry_ I

I l,f)NDON, March 5-'l‘hei‘e was H ’dcnionsti'iition in Bow Street Police

It_`o_irt today whin severe sentences iwei~i»_ imposed upon wonien who lcd thc Siidriigcttcs. in their windo.v .smashing L-niiipuifin yvstcrday. 'Fwo of the lcndcrs were sentenced to two months i_t liiiril labor. Wlicii sentence was pi‘onounced pi'i.pei'ty liolders in

ituc courtroom g_-ure n loud che-cr.

I ’l‘l\c.‘e were n.iiout. 150 women in 'jail todny as the result of thc out-

breaks yesterday and last night.

I i.oNiio_\', iiaien s~'riie iirnisii admiriilty have ordered a battleship' which will break all records for size and horsepower, and which will lic ,built bv thc firm of John Brown, on the banks of the Clyde. The ship Iwiil have u displace'mcnt of thirty tlioiisaiid tonsf' developing eighty seven tlioiisaiid horsepower, and licr buildcis fullv expect she will ilcvelop one hundred liorscpowcr \'.hi_~n siic Inirlergocs trlnis. I-ler srced must Ilie thirty knots. She will have ri gbattcry of iinpieccdciitcd power, cou- Isisting of eight fifteen inch guns.cucli each firing 3 projectile of two thous- 'und pounds \\'ci_elit, and twelve six- inch weapons.

the ini-ii dcrIiiiiiii_' ii rent. iii<'i'i-asv, thi-

liic iiii1ii'1's_

the election of a solid <Icl»~i;:il.ii»n of \\'_-\SllI_‘\`(I'l`fl_‘\',

a’k ' l‘re-id\'iif nt ilu' lli-iii~ri'n- i'vsoliiti~>ii valiinir

ini~ :ind l`i.\'iiri'ii-_<_

'l`<llll |?\"l`fi, 'liai'L'li

day it was aiiiioiiiicnd that the mlnc owners would issue nn ialtiiiiatiili. to

lioiisl- toiliiy iiiiziiiiiiiiilisly prssesl li

fioii of tho iillciroil ".\`liip|'.iii;_{ 'l`i‘ust" by thi- iw-iiiiiiitlfc on iiiuirliuiit mar ‘

of llnlifnx, tiniaiv iiiriili* ri .~-ilfsts_iitlii. profit ink A truiisnrtiiiii iii 'I`oronto

» giiini ii Zll pci' rbi.-i` <lcii\i<in<l of

lfloor Street pi~o,iL-rty, involving $100,000, '

Mr. itugirlrs is well known herd

having coniiucted ii bookstore on Bar- riii;;v.<iii Street, some years ago. He is 5 son af the late .le\'_ Mr. Rug- ries.

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for :in i|i\'L-stii;a‘

l’Al{l.\`, .\fui'cli 5-The French gov-

i~rniiii~iit toilav di-_sided to send n war- ship tri .'\lexii'r» iifter roiisiderinl: the i'cpni'tc<l fears of an anti-foreilill iiiiircini-fit in that country.

5* -(‘_ P. lluggles

I 5 _Tells you how to feed

We will send, absolutely free, for the asking, postpaid, one of our lar" sixty-four page bookl on the common diseases of stock and poultry.

all kinds of heavy and light horses, colin and mnrel

mil_ch cowii, calves and fattening steers, also how to keep and had poultry

lo that they wéll lay ul well in winter an in summer. No farmer should be without it.. '

NOW fs the time to un Royal Purple ltoek Specific

Af. I cost of only tcm-thirds of A cent por day per animal it will lncre|.s_» it Abvper cent. in value. lt permanently curel Bots, Loill, Worms, Skin Diseuel and Debility. Restores run-down animals to plumpnesa and vigor. It will lncruu the milk _yield three .te five lbs. per cow par dly and make the milk richer. \Royal Purple fs noi. g stock food. There is no filler used ln its manufvcluro, and vu import from Europe all the leeds, herbs, barks, etc.. Ind grind them on our own premises. Tliereforu we can (uarnntee it to you Al being absolutely pure. We do not una cheap filler to make up A large package. Wo give you the best condition powder ever put on tha market in A concentrated form. A tablespoon levelled ot! once n dly is sufficient for A (ull grown animal. lt prevents dilelso, keeps your Animals in perfect hnlth. And is Ab- solutely harmless. It maku llx vvukl old calves an fargo ul ordinary calves at 10 weeks. You ann develop six pile randy for market in Just ano monili'| less time than

you! can possibly dn without lt at Q can of only $1.50, nv n u

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montb’l 'work and I!

food. A 60° puck.- llo will last I horn 70 days. A 81.50 pall or lir- tfght tin containing four tlxnn as much al A 500 pnckngo will lust an anim- al 210 days. If you have never used It try lt on the pcerllt animal you hlvl an your pllco And watch relultl. if it dau not produoo better results than anything you have ever used or givu you satisfaction. vu vvlll refund your money. Andrew Wnlrlcb, of Wllnfiset, Ont., nays that he tried lt~an one cow, weighed hor milk on the llth, 11 lbs., on the 29th sho [Avo 22 lbs. -Dan McEwan, Cnnadlfl greatest horn trainer, nys: “I have fed Royal Turpin to The Eel and all my rnoehorlrs for four years. They have never been 0!! their feed. Your cough powder works like magic."

Mr. Tum Smith, trainer for the Hon. Adam lsccir. says:

"Wa had L mars in our stables last fall belunguig to Min Clouston, of Montreal. We could nut feed Iicr any bun on Account of scouring. We coniiiicnced using your loyal Purple Stock Speclflo. The resnlia were wonder- ful. Wo found after using It three weeks we could feud hlr brln 0|' any other soft fred and Ilia actually luck on li lbs. during that Lima."

Royal Purple Poultry Specific

will make your hens lay ln winter as well as in nun- tnor, and yet a 50c package will last 25 hens T5 days or l. 11.50 pall or air-tight lin contains four' times as mush ol a Elie package. will last 2:40 days. lt prevents poultry from losing flesh at lnouliiiig time, cures and prevents all the ordinary diseases, uiakis Lhelr pluinags bright und keeps them ln prima condition.

STDGK llll POULTRY SPEGIFIIIS

Mrs. Wm. Burnham, of Sandford, Oli., layl: "I hd

your Poultry Specific to 32 liens di.\rln| tho winter and sometimes gov. an many al two dozen 035| pu’ day ln February and March." '

Mr. Andrew Hicks. of Centrnlia. Ont., nys: "l und

your Stock Specific on 20 milk opwl. They have lncreund I0 per cent. in their milk and l get even hctter ruultl from your Poultry specific. We had 60 hens laying nge. When we commenced using Poultry Speulflo vvo Worn (ol- tlng flvo or six eggs I. day. in less than Dvc day! wa (ol 160 eggs. Then were the coldest days int winter." You

can In the results at once after you commence usfuahll material. When farmers get acquainted with ylil Purple brands they will never ba without Lhuli.

Royal Purple Cough Specific

During the lu! four yurl than hu bun sl 01-

lohlu eouih ¢olu| throulli every liable ll Clnlll, which hu lun A great louroo of annoylllo to

hormonal. Our Royal ‘Purple Cough Cure will gblolutoly e u r s

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days, will brook up and euro distemper In I0 days. oblo- futsly guaranteed.

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Royal Purple Gall Curc

‘Will :urn au guru of open sores on men or Dont. Wil absolutely dry up and cure laratehea ln A very few Ilya. Ur. Sam Gwen, Coiiohmun for the Hon. Adam Ink, nys: "By following directions I find your Royal Purple Gull Curo will euro scratches and make tho lcubl pool ol pur- fonily dry in about (our or Iva lays." Price llc, by mul

M Royal Purple Sweat Linimont

Will reduce any llmenul fn A very short ifms. lr. llc. U. Daly, Coulmnn in London, nys: "Wo have nine horns. constantly ieainln: coal, and have all kinds of trouble with them being lame at limes. I have used your Brut ildnlment for n year husk and have never known lt to nfl io euro allnorts of sprained tendons, sta." Prlll llc I-ounce bottles, by mall |00.

Royal Purple Lice Killer

This fc umtlrely different from any lloo killer on me

market. In order for you to understand tho proton ef manufacture of this lien killer you will have to und for one of our booklets. ls we glvo you l. full hlltory 0| If there. it will entirely .exterminate lice on lowll or nniiiills with not more than one or two lplilllillohl. H smother; thim. Price cis, by mail Ho.

An assorted order amounting to $5.00 we will prepay. What we wish to impress on your mind is that we manufacture nothing but pure unadulterated (call.

Our booklet gives over 400 recommendations for our different ,lines from people all over Canada. Wh_ile we give you above the names of ii few who have us:-ii il, our bent recommendation .in for you to uk any person

who has ever used any line we manufacture. '

Send Today For Free Boolriet., KJV. A. JENKINS MFG. CO., London. Ont.

Royal Purl le supplies and free booklets may be secured from loliiisou & lolinson, llriifrsisis Cliarlottetowii; Prince Coiiutv llriig "WI II ~'\I< Slfirc. 3111111' El'-Qlflff

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weeks if indeed again this srnsriii. ;

the illness of the litigant, the cxanii- I i i1fl.l.l0n Of Hl)i‘ulLio W. liiiffoiiilieyl

and daring pruiiiotcr, who was rc-

il‘l_ Master, wus postponed in bniil<~ ruptcy court todny. Llottoinlcy wus ncused lust ycnr of obtninini.: $285, 000 from thc Master r-._»'tiitc, tiiroiiirii n stock promoting ciitci'prii-<»_l-li» soil glit refuge fn liaiikriiptcy_ _

I H.ii.1FAx, .\ii_~.i~t-ii 5~n is inni.-_i- stood that privntc cnlilis rrcrii-iii from London during tlfc pnsl. iluy or two intimate the possible p:ii'cl|iis'_- of coal from Nova Scotia collcrien, pro I vided the strike trouble in hliiglniidl should continue for an indefinite per-‘ ind. 1

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snmers of coal in thc liritisli ish-.ii

ture supplies of coal, and it is notl surprising that ini|uiry should |icI made on this side of the Atlnntic.

Representatives of thc big ciial com paules in the Maritime Provinces are reluctant to discuss the isituiition, as they state that they have received no direct demands or inquries for Novo ricotta coal for shipment to ldiigliiiiil; and until sucli un occasion actually happenin they have notliini; to siiy ns

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I LONDON, Mnijcli 5-(ln nccoiliit oil the Dafldfuff Gel'n'\S“"st0p *Nair

Thousands of mothers are looking younger.-Tfieirgrny hairs are gone. The natural

'-. color has como back. and with if a. new growth

of soft. glossy. lu.\"_iri:ir\t liair. WliY SIIUI-'I5

you look old before your time, when you can look year!! y0Ullfll¢l' IJY USIHK

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Time :ipplitntiuns removed

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Win. Crunk, Ruuliester, N. Y.

Restores Gray Hair io`Natural Color

If other "so-called" Restorers have failed, don't give UD Il0D¢» IIUY HIV* WIE'II`I'5

SAGE ANU 5Ui_pi-iUR Ham REMEDY a trial. You run no risk. ll ft ll not exactly

as represented. your money will he refunded.

Gray Half Restored

[_ My hair was getting quite gray and falling out rapidly ' und I was troubled with 1 terrible itching of the scalp.

-` My head was .full of dandruff, which fell tgxon my clothes _ I and kept' me continually brushing it o . While on I. ,, visit to Rochester I heard of your S_nge'and Sulphur ` - for the liair.- I got il. bottle and used i_t. A few appli-

cations relieved the itrhintl. ‘DY _Illlf SIUPPEA f“II° ing out and gradually crime back to its natural color. It is new a nice dnrk brown color, soft, glossy and pliable. Several of my friends want to use if, and I want to

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Grew Hair on a Bald Head

For two or three yearn my hair hid been

falling out and getting quite thin until the top of my hcnd was` entirely bald. About foil! months ago I commenced using Sage and Sul- phur. The first bottle seemed to do some good and I kept using it regularly until now I have used four boifles. The whole lop of my bend is fairly covered and lareps coming in thicker. ,V I shall keep on n~i:iir if n while longer, lil I uolico A wusluul iuipruvi nicnl. .

know what you _will charge me for six bottles of ft. 8'I`£l~lf!~2N BACON,

MISS E. A. ROSS. Sharon, Mercer C0., Pl.

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ll Your Drvggist Does Not Kccp lt, Send Us the Price in Stamps, and We Will Send You a Large Bottle, Express Prepaid

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