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MONTREAL. Jan. 11.)-The ace-

dillle dklnhlltd the Wanderers Satur-

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OTTAWA, Jan. 11.-The conierence

with the government was held on Friday 'when the case of the Mari- time Provinces for the restoration of representation in the House of Com- mons- was presented' by Premier Flemmipg of New Brunswick and Premier Mathieson and Hon. W. S. Btewartof Prince Edward .Island The Government tool; me ne‘u-1- into their most careful consid- eration. The _result will be announ- ced at an early date. _¢

PRl30N’S BAD STATE

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(Canadian Press.)

MONTREAL, Jan. 10-'The visit ol

Archbishop Bruchesl to the Bordeaux Jail may result ln altering regula- tions re solitary confinement. In one dark cell was found a boy of seven- teen. When the official was asked why he was there the reply was "Oh, hp is half witted and was always making a noise singing." Another was found with a tin of water and a crust of bread as his sole diet un- tasted.

JHMES BBE CE

NOW ll PEER

(Canadian Press) _

LON-.D_0N“ _`_1f__`l&__ar_l:1'110.--'Jamss` Bryce, raises te the peerege, use taken the title of Viscount Bryce of Deaehmont in Scotland. _ _

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(Cansllinn Press)

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.- When

B50 feet in the air i, a Glenn Mar- tln's airship, Miss P. gkibdviolt 1_niD- ed into space and fell 75 fest' li\Ee a shot. The attachment onillcr shoul- der spread and she landed safely.\Shr§1 was testing the new safety devlce.‘

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(Canadian Press).

JAEGERFONTEM, South Africa, Jan. 10.- Seven natives in Diamond Mines were killed and many injured, also several whites were iulured in a riot which arose over the alleged kicking to death of a llnsuto by u white lnan.

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COIIDIISHD ADS E T00 LITE F08 ‘ = U-|§$|f|Cl'l`l0I|

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this column. Clash must accompany ordg. llinlinum charge twenty-uve een _. ' voimo Mali A o"m"n'1's”wa` Nfrs snr"- uation. U to all iarmwork, Will _ge eg Moral 1-iete_l_ tv{_elv: e'elees ues . . . , _ r . __1_“_’ ___ _ “‘_"_-n°r1.1.ue».. FOX LOBT. _PATCH FEMALE FOX' lost. Any person finding same will receive 8800 reward by returning to Parker Hg s, Winsloe or H. H. _ Horne, Qlismdttet_o_wn._3_§_8l-1-12m8i. or-1.la1.o'|ir_gl‘ows sowanvo Ai.- leyl, M t Building, Billiard

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MONTREAL, Jan. 11.-Nine horses

were 'burned ~ to death Saturday evening in a blaze in s. stable near the Montreal stock yards. The cause of the fire is unknown. The loss is estimated at $20,000.

EEUNUMIII IMPUHEANIIE 1 [ll SEED EHAINEHAUE

Capt. Joseph Read, of Summersidlei last night delivered an exceptionally interesting and valuable address to the students of the Short Course in Agriculture. Capt. Read dealt with .the subject of “The Economic Im~ portance of the Seed Grain Trade to Prince Edward Island."

_He said:-"I need not tell an aud-

ience like this _-that the oat___ crop of. the World lsdnefoi the n’id`dt‘l'ihpoi‘t-' ant of the great food-producing cer- eals. This grain has long been re- _cognized as one of the best foods, not ibnly for man but for'beast.

"A celebrated Englishman once de-

clared that the reason the blest men in the world were found in Scotland and the best horses in England was because oats was the common feed.

"Tha oat grows must abundantly

in the Temperate Zone and the fact that a very large portion of the land area is in th-e Northern Temperate Zone, which is now being filled up with people as it never has been be- fore. will mnke this crop an increas- ingly important one.

“You younger people will probably

be surprised when I assure you that in my life time the world's popula- tion has. more than doubled. Every morning that a Canadian gets up there are a thousand more Canadian mouths to feed. The un0cG\1Di9d 111055 oi the North is being.peopled to a greater extent than it ever has been in the worid’s history and as time goes on the demand for this cereal will increase like population in o geometrical ratio. The production of oats then is not u. passing industry. but a coming one. Go where you will today, whether it be in Africa. South America, Europe or Asia, wherever glvllisatlon exists, oatmeal will be found amongst the very first items on -the menu cards of the hotels. f~New this l>r°vi"¢° is nreemlnentlv

fitted for the production of seed batli. Our climatic conditions induce a large moisture content into this grain. This moisture content, where it is not too excclhive. is an advan- tage to the grain for seed Pl-\l'P°5°°» while it is a positive disadvantage for the production oi ostl.l\°Bl-the kiln drying process evaporating the profit where the grain has to com- petg with the _qi-y, ghard kernels of the continental grown product. This special character of Island 'oats there- fore will sugiclt t0 YO" E/11° 9~`d'E5”" bmty 0( _pw ugfng oats for seed

rather than for mills!! P“"P°9°5- You must understand t at in grow- lag oats for seed you Will M f°"°°d by the necessities of the case to Dro- duce a certain quantity for feed, that ls to say for animal feed. b°¢H“S¢ Nw large kerncll 0111.7 are p\‘0P¢l`\Y Ut for feed: Pier. zevln ef the As\`i°“1~

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port for 1% gives the result of one ,gg-'| influence upon seed selection.

wg;-k` 5| it relates to oats is as fol- 'lowez-Number of years test. "V0"

Yield of crop per acre. 62 bushels for the large seed, 54 1-10 bushels fo the m`.edium-sised feed and 46 6-10|

tro and General Mercado saw the assault would be nothing less than a massacre. The federals had only Ififty rounds of ammunition per man and the order was therefore given to ‘evacuate All the federal officers and soldiers who could scramble to the American side did so. The others fled in all directions. About nine oclock when the fights was in pro- gress seven wagon loads of doc- _uments belonging to.Huerta cross- _ed the border and were captured by the American soldiers.

American soldiers were held in

readiness for several hours. A steady stream of women, children and wounded soldiers crossed the border. The defeat oi the federal army marks the most important rebel victory in the present revolution, giving Villa command of the whole lof northern Mexico. General Villa ,was hunted for nearly twenty years '11 1 a bandit. He is now military head of northern Mexico and threat- ens to march to Mexico city to dis- :pose Huerta.

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(Canadian Press) PAR]_.S, Jan. 9.-Cardinal Lcon Adolphe Alnette, Archbishop of Paris, in an admonition which be publishes in the churches here to-morrow, ior- hids dancing tango as a sin which must be confessed and for which pen- uance must be done. “We condemn," the Archbishop said, “a dance lm- Portfed from abroad known under the 115.1116. Tango, which is indecent and eilensive to morals. Christians may not in conscience take part therein. It shall be 'the _duty of confessors to lake notice of this _in the administra- tion of the sacrament oi penance." Cardinal Asnette, also, will pub-

lish to-morrow an admonition against the daring and eccentrlcities of modern dress. _ “We remind wo- men,” he will say, "that they should observe always the rules of Christian modesty which are tob often violat- ed. We ask Christian women to u_n"ite, in abolishing_certain 'styles oi dress which are contrary to decency." Jean Riehepin, a member of the French Academy, and his wife, who nm joint authors oi a new comedy, The Tango, at the opening perform- nncee of which Premier Polncaire was present, said to-duy he totally dis- ugroed with the views of the clerics, and that Tango, us danced in the sa- lons of Paris, was a charming dance. I-le recently read in the French Aca- demy an essay tracing the descent of the Tango from the religious dances

of Greece and Rome.

Andre ide Fouquires, the noted

French literary and- art authority, said the Cardiaal’s prohibition of Tango would cause emotion and dis-

may in Parisian social circles.

THE WEATHER. '

THE TEIPEIITIIRB

TIDE, IDBI. ETC.

(Special to The Guardian) ‘ T01-tON'I‘0, Jan. 12.-Winds, _ ln- eroasing to gales from southwest, by night. Local snowialls; slightly high- er temperature. 'rr-in »wEa'rHsm.-. saturday'

brought the first reul snowstorm of the season, about a foot of the beau-_ tiful falling. On Sunday it was mild, with light snowfall.

The highest temperature registered

yesterday was 20 _degrees .1-bovo pero. ss against 19 degrees above the low- est recordod on the previous nilht. At nine s. m. yesterday it was 20 degrees above; at 9 p. m., 14 de- greoie above.

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Pftmicr and Mrs. Malhieson General Villa is NowMiIilary Grimmer Appointed Judge, Strikers Using Dynamite. Objects to Policy of Fisher- OWL ghnr-die" Pre--li

_ wilhHim. Other Members Head of all Northern Ezekiel McLeodChieflusiice, Troops Called Out and men’s Union in Collusion {‘,§§“?_"\,‘_*.l‘;;i‘l‘E‘§ElEEfE'5Hl'hiifevfstx;

Of Family Summoned. Mex|c0~ GJ- Clark Ally. General. Bloodshed Feared. Wiihliberals. ”°““"’Y "e‘i°°?E*°1E-Ngffilglfgfi EEECIEE

plane lute Saturday and fell 25 feet,

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(Special to The Guardian) MEXICO. Jan. 11.-The Mexican (Special to The Guardian) (Canadian Press) (l' » but was ml uutumomle driwu by

o'r'rAwA, Jan. 11.-Hon. David-federal army with ite nine generals <_vl"r_lwA, Jan, 11,-A partial re. JoHANN1l<lsnuRo, s. Af, Jelly. 9, sq- .1.,HN5`§"df§‘,§'_,I'§”f,), 11_.,._ ,§ff.?f,y.,°]d,'fff,fis “_f"f_‘“"f"‘}_g_,“a §’_““° Laird is seriously ill, Premier gndfevacuated Ojlnaga at ten o'clock to-‘construction of the New Brunswick *There is 0118 HHt0“lShi“g CV-llllgc in llobt-l't Bond, iorlnl-1:' l'l-emiur. Efellfflilfiv swerve-ilpthcr ngalshiifl-mE»E)bl‘;lE xgghxgthieson are with him. Ot'her_“18l1¢1- The rtbcl forccs under Vllln Covernment is involved lu the rc- 'S110 SIWH'-1011 Bllmo '1`h\1l`H11‘1ll ulght announced his retirement from pllbllu collapsed und turned nlmost colu- _ of the family are expected immediately Ocfuilied the Village. slgnatiou of two members, Hon. H, when the Railway Strike seemed u liie. In an open 1-tier he ,ws plctf.-ly over cal-ryln th ~- t tomorrow. D. R. Laird, manager 01 General Mercado, who was Huertu/s F. Mci.eod,.Provinelui Secretary, who Fiasco. Strike leaders seeing that his reason alleged bull fuithg U1, LET-I with it He’ receivcdg ‘l hi ' “'“(i\-or the Bank of Nova Scotia, Amnerge,l¢hiBf military commander, crossed was elected for York County and a rrovement hung fire nppealed to part of oonkerites olberw‘ k E --~---H' g mwr Ls' Prof. George Laird, University 0f_the river and surrendered to Major Hon. W. C. H. Grlmmer, _l\l;t0'1-Dey- the Johannesburg Trade Federation ns the Flsher|nen's'L'.|i0,, ,Jax "U»“,;, Wisconsin and Mrs. D. H. I_.aird,'McNamee of the U. S. army. The Llencrnl, who, on Saturday was ap- today and the Federation applied the Liberals formed ad onwox=;i`tJil).{ Winnipeg, are now en route g_0'dcfeat of the federal army followed pointed Judge of the new court of pressure in such a way to bring con- against the Ministr EE led l1'U~l“~ lfi Oftnwh. M501' Only H- few 110|-IFS fi8htil1E ill Appeal for New Brunswick, The ap- ditions to an immediate head. As a ward Morris in thye election:

--h--__...._ _\1;f__l1_l__<:l _(the _1_;ebei_s stax;._L_>d.l¥td sur_1-lliolngqwnt wg; made in the Cabinet result the condition tonight is _very October. _ After saying hc innl wired

.1 ° _5° Ui 0" 8 B Bm B Louncll meeting Saturday. grave. that he wlli retlrc und resign his sent, (- . _

cannon and rifle ilre. General Cas- At the gtg' _ D it i ' ' ` ('“"“dm“ rressi'

same s ing I-lon Ezekiel ynum e s being used ll the in the Le lslature us nlenbo f ~ ,~ - . Mcllrod was promoted to the Chief strikers in the Territory near Eiollan- Twiliiugatg, Sir Robert lnnyliz .,fVElI.'I|`fNA" Juu.7'm"'4 ~Kmg Quarles Justiceship of the province, succeed- HGSUUFE-~ shall never be u party to nliowlng _,,,._.| jllrrmlm' " “als Om 'H Serb inizhdifl- _I¢‘re_d_erio_§ Bkarker, retired. __ A;_\__ell(ort w;_1__s__rn_ad__e toda_y to blow 0_;n: party 1'cp1'esentin12 one cle-nlent ir, ' y '

J le us ce ar er was appoin ed up e ‘ape i e ween envcr and t c erluntr- to aiu ._-.,|.tr.,l ,,, vu-

tc the Supreme Court Bench in 1893, Jefbrgc Coch. No* one on the train affairs to tyhe ixclusion of <lEir.l`:E‘ElillE-

ond made Chief Justice in 19()g_ He was injured but the front wheels of tcrcsts as is now the ovowcrl pulley was n member of the House of Com- the P11015 Engine were blown off and of the Fishcrmen’s Union." mons in 1885. The new Chief Jus- the track badly damaged. There was Sir Robert Bond hen lung been it

time was formerly Attorney-General ulso another explosion on the roll- prominent Hgurc in the public liie oi . e '_”`**

of the province and had been Judge way between Johannesburg and Cie- Newfoundland. For many yearn he (.. (balmdmn Press) of the Supreme Court and Judge of veland. was Premier until the Lilleml party I. 'L'kVm“A.ND’. Jan' 10'_One '"il` the Vice-Admiralty Court for some An unsuccessful attempt to blow up was overthrown by the 1’eople’s par- 1?" mc", .ln iron’ steei ‘md metal time. the train was made todny between ty, headed by M1»rl'is, who was once U`uh"§.,ule Idle 1." the Hm.teB today'

Mr. Grimmer entered the New Witpoorthe in Liupanrdsvlci three Attorney-General in the iloml iinlli- MRO "70'0.00 mmem me ldle' The Brunswick Legislature in 1904. In Sticks Dynamite being discovered net. WW" 1°” ‘H °°”‘I‘“‘“‘1 ‘it *“2»°°0~0“0 1908 he became Provincial Surveyor lllht b¢f0r€ the train started- The " month' ‘

General in the Hazen Ministry and in dynam te was fixed in such a way

1.311 became Attorney General. that to Sturt the train would ex-

- plode it. The train was crowded _

(Special to The mmrdian) with passengers. Citizens forces _

ST. JOHN, Jan, 11.-The vacancy throughout the Trnnsvull and clti-»

in the Provincial Cul-inet caused by Zena reserves in many places are bc- "'_°*‘

the retirement oi Hon. W. C. H. ing called out and a proclamation ‘ Grimlner will be filled by the sp- issued forbidding the sale of ammuni- * pointment of Holi. (leo. J. Clark as ti0n in the districts 0.( Pretoria. ` C .

‘lttemcy-Gener.-,l lvl- clerk is at lllldalebur and wltwetere Rand. ( °“t‘““"‘1) _ (Censdiw Prc<S

" ' ' g Breeders used t ll .f Lb ' ' H. ‘ )' present Speaker. - There is much apprehension regard- . O e 0 e _°E’m".)" Oi FAWA' Jan- 9-_ The Pl`0Vil\°iil1

’ -4-~<~- ing e. Mass Mceting called for Sun- ¥§,f;';,€i t}fl,?,¥mpr(ft(§1L;ed ,)‘?;n§;trlllngtglf_ cusp .wus presented today by Premier

day afternoon in Johannesburg would receive _better '__rg__tSS ___O__§Y Mnthleson and_ Mr. Stewart before

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| E _ _ _;l_g___t_hc_i___d trou_l_1le: ln_ Juli r€S\11'¢€{1_, ¢_l_evf;l0l1c<1 into societies for the pro- ent for a certain supply irom us, and

B ._ ri es or oo are a uc ion of various farm products, ln this way we can gain a subggant.

-~ ‘ Wally H'-islhg and a serious sltue- and the movement now is to induce ini profit from bacon raising for

__ Tim) lB.8XD€Cttd if Johannesburg . is °°°Derative breeding of live stock as Years to com ._ _ _

' - (Canadian press,-.) E . me 011;;-om communication with og- a means to demanding, the 1'ee=_»_-,~|1it- The 'l';`heep'_lendustr'y whlch"has suf- gT'1'AwA_ Jammu-y_ .J_ _ The her centrem lon of the market, and it is reason- fered by a decline during the past Hen. D. Laird ie seriously ul and It ls reported that soo Natives “ble to <f=XP°¢t that _where fl uniform Humber of were is taking a-turn. tle daughter Mrs. M-.nhleeen ef char- roke out in the compound at Jes- P'°d“°* F” P"?°“f°‘1» lt “fill “misc ‘SSS and We me hoping that this reestab- Iottetown has been summoned to rsfontei . Omn e Rive, Colon tO_ _cxpensc in shipping and less expense llslnnent will be more of a reliable

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omnva_ 1-Ile eendltieu tonight was day. and raided the town, my net- §f‘m§”f"""“§' 1 "“Y‘*f‘i “UP PHY “wr” ““f“"= than ‘*S_f°"“°f beefillg- Mani' slightly in|§»l'oved_ ives are resorted to have been killed; .cup g ea 9' pm ‘ts 'U' the Pm' reasons wwe gwen for the decrease'

also casualties ___mU____ whites dues if h_e gots the sumo within n as were many given by which promo-

(C______d_____ »P_______B) ‘ confined district. Examples muy bc tion many be induced. Among the Lat-

, . D01Ht9d out where the live stock tor t;1.- one of special mention was

CAPE* TOWN- J*`*“~ 10--Drag'-1° breeders ure gaining profits from tle <.'1\ping demonstrations which

' E nwasllres to Prevent serious trouble Bllflh m€th0dS 01 procedure, and our were conducted by the Department of

_ (Canadian Press-) _ V81' tht I‘8ilWhY strike have been tak- products on the lsinnd are of such n Agriculture during the summer. Ac-

TOROI\T0, Jan. 10-The price of an The entire defense forces in nature that eommunlt l l `

- _ y 1l~ceuol‘s ull cording to reports received by the

P0t|1t0€5 has fallen 20 ¢6“tS ll South Africa are being mobilized. fill one of our greuteer. ncuvig. The Department of Agriculture the breed- \_J_§1g hut; may go lcéwer. 'One reason is --- live stock .associations that “ere ers who had their sheep dipped are

t Q em U80 on anndlan potatoes Started here last year :ire ;l~f.-~.1<n_s: feeling that n great benefit was done going into States. _ _ themselves an adequate 1l~_r::_ms of in- them, and that a special report _ Potatoeseat present are more or ducing not only in1pl‘ove:lll;l.'; ls; live should be issued bearing out theiact less a drug 011 the market because of ' * stock taising but a vniuublc means that n greater improvement might be theft' inferior quality as compared _ _ for dthe proimotion __ of community done throughout this province if all w _the Mg;-iglmg _pl-ovimge product _ ree ing, an as t cy develop they would undertake it as a yearly part lg;-ged nl!-B by the United States em- C£_';B:`x;L‘1?A;rT;3§;:E§Ffoégsor Sag; will undoubtedly show greater merit oi their sheep breeding operations.

bargo, ' addressed a cm” in Household in this l`€BlJcCt. _ __ The cooperative marketing of wool

Science ____ _,Bacteria in M_1k_,, He In dealing with the breeding of and lamb were mentioned as a pose

» _ Di . ttl M . ` ` _ - . __ _ first spoke of how pure milk could tlfaywiaaowfie mluelEE€tE;ltlE)c01nEE3e(EfelEdl1'E i1EiEl(Exst(E~\yuE1cEEEle? of the shgep breeding _ - . ._ . _- be obtained. Even the first milk mehf, of this §nd.,st,y_ ,md that '

= * _ » ` . drown from the 0111191' Chhtaihed bac- while some valuable herds are in ex- collnc EVE”-[s_

‘ . - _ I teria, but if the udder was healthy istence and doing excellent work, the

. after this had been drawn, the milk average herd is not what it should be ANNOUNCEMENTS,

(Canadian Prcsh). would be pure. The bacteria got `lu- or what could be expected if tt reii- [fc

NEW YORK. Jany. 9.- _'reel-e wee to it alter it had been mused; nm able means of improved selection 1 '

no material change in the condition from the dust in the 'stnble. It fre- WHS Ullderfhkéu- Illdivldllul FOCONIS. _ cf su- .James P. whitney who ie ru quenny happened than the eeyve were systematic feeding and nlonosclflcnr 9"" """’° P" §"“"" °“°" ‘““"”‘"‘ ‘“ of heart trouble at the Manhattan fed and the manure pushed back and "h°”Ed b° take" “S fml’§`°"em°““’ i" “"8 °"|'"""t (msh "'“"t “°'°°mP““y Hbtel- T118 Bulletin tollight sdid hc the bedding ilxod just before the general breedigig , and it the labor order. Minimum charges twenty-live Had mth" a restless day_ His _.om _making was do,w_ This “tnred up ognnélctsd wil; the _ management of cents. ,tion this evening was reported as _a very great amount of dust which. c _tar coul be diitributed through _ _ _ --~ _ _ 1 ~ h lc it C erin A 4 out e year more t oroughly, better "file soc-nl :md enters-_immcnt up favorable as could he expected w i was laden w h ba t . ga n, satmam n W ld b H d d , _ _ _

'Lendalce i 0 m l d from the O ou B a or e com' Kelly? U0” 15 P°“°P°“°d “nm “ed”

Dr Pyne, who is m ut I . S some hairs or dirt tu b e ing from the present labor problem d 4, __ _ __ _ quite nenelul that in time the Pre- eew into the milk, or the mllker wma, dairymg would be an adn; “E” "Y» 1 -ll '"H°~ 3*-1-f---"-N-'fl~

mier will be able to return to the might from his own clothes or hands quam means of Ove,-coming the p,mh_ “Help out the worthy cauie by _lt_ Ontario but is careful to raise no scatter bacteria into the milk, or the lem 01 maintaining high labor throu tending the Iecturs and concert

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fhlie 110995- The I`0Si1\BiH“=HH Whihh milk vessel itself might not be clean. ghouc the winter months. - Vernon River on wed evening the marked Premier Whitney's condition These were the sources of infection, In beef cattle a heavy decline has nth , ' 3792 today is more marked than yester- but milk, just after it had been milk- :een evidenced _;iuri1_igt tl1e_ Pao; nélm- ' ____ 1 ' day, 1ed, was reasonably free from bac- t_oB__0t__}_;1;;»:_c_a1_Y ill' \;e__¢;e_ c____uct ...PHE GENERAL FUR FARM___A

(Canadian Preis) teria in Bellefhl- on “°°°““t» h°1W” h I at I d dyp t .a B few days ago the orS'M1i-lotion of

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-There is no ever, of the milk being warm. ond___“9____0 B ‘$0 tim tm” %1V°_W“5I “The General Fur Farm' Lt-d ,. was

choose in l’ref\\i'=\' Whlt\1<=1"s comb- such excellent leod for bacteria, they 1__g______: §_f_>_m___§§;__ on Theyl;<;___o_n;=;__;1;;1c hem ___ Came Han Q_-me __ lar" tion. Dr. Mel-’hedria. of Toronto, multiplied very rapidly and the point______ce for beé, which we are h_w______ number of shareholder. ware Present was mshgq to New Yury today for n9w .` W-as to Frevgnt this lzeprn* at tb r se t ti h i i d und the business of th evsni

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consultation. ‘d\1C'2i0Yl- gf °°;_’ 52:1 °J°rg't_E_1_:_n€0th‘;€`more emenp tin rlhakc nel 'effdnrt tonilellvd t1'1|H9“°t°d WW harmoniously. The

Wllld be 0"” 9 0" e ° 5 beef animals ns a part of their yearly Provisional Directors were unani- CE°““ mnk' The .mws “gm "° ba farm products. A grant trouble is muusly elected to control the sdslrs

. A cleaned, N19 mm“E‘5 sh°“Ed b° d°“° experienced in the fact thot we have oi the Company and were tendered

. ' _ `_ in the morning b9f0l`° *-119 °°W5 Wwe Dairy blood and Beef blood 'being the thanks of tha meeting (gr the

fed oi- bf_1_fo_rc me h°f:_dh'l_s_ Vgzlcdiz' mixed wl_t_l_lout_ nny_ thought _of the splendid shape ln which the business turbed. e m or s ou a - resu . ang Hg P0111 0"" _l’l"‘1 0 of the Compun had been conducted

(SDWIBI £0 the G\U1fd|Bn)- fill 110* to b° ‘““"“’“tE“5 b°°"'°"“ ““°th°" Wm '“°."" "°“E’lt “' “ny” so fur. The Diregtors' Report showed

sr. Joi-IN, Jan. 1o.- Mrs. Mary from nie person and the buckets thins definite heme acquired. and _for ,,_,,_, only ,_ ,_,,,,,1, _,mount 0, the au-

Conley (nee Fox) wife of Patrick J. should be well cleansed, that was, those who wish to undertake rmsml, thonzed capita, stock remamed ,to

died this week in Medford, Mass. A after they had been washed, they beef the best type of nmmni is the ____ som In addition to the eight

bmthor uve' in P' E' Island' smium be primed ;:E;'g¢wdt:u1‘dm&TS IddgntittyagfwilmiEilwadnlifeat nnililevilliinrgi pairs oi foxes which have been in _ting

WP- cf. B9 ° “K I ¢ mein calves ranch for some time, it was repor

an rm A8 Bom M own” time be capab e o prof g

~ thc b 'B - P °' 1 ,_ f| t 1 t_ __ that n number of pair! Oi lllilll.

then, after the milk had been drawn, §:_';f_ Y: 1t|§,n;,:s:¢?b?lit;sincthE§ da?ro;f skunk, marten and fisher had been E it 9h°md b° °°°l°d and “pt °°°1'|llve stock breeding in spite oi the purchased. some of which had al-

(CBDBGIBII PWM) Mr. Bose__Sl>0k;3___0| 5;;'_°"“‘ d°?;°"5°;,iact that many men discredit the ready arrived and the remainder were

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. . _ » - - ` idea. due at an early date. The outlooi lor Commission to-dey issued an order to pumped for the =t0°“ th°f° °\‘°“‘d *’° 'rue mean industry l...e_\.een feel- me eneeeee el one erzenlzetlen ls become eilective on February 1 mek- two troughs provided; the Dwi U1l8\1f» ing more or less nf n decline during very bright me the management

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;°...' ;':‘:..:.“l.v.:.::::‘. .r;‘:‘°.z "1 ;:_.:.;::1.;°:. :.f:..‘:.°::::1.';°..r-;.;:::.°..z.;‘:;~;s..mar:-2: p_;1.e,,;<; ls. .;na::‘:l~l:‘: 1: er "°'° ' " ‘ " t l_'rh. t "1 ‘° *“°,,“"‘{ ‘°“°“$‘.}.“‘,¥;..'3'I.‘L'l.‘°.....'i2 I.'.‘.}}.'.1S."§.‘€" H"i'1"" “ 1°” ““° '°` FUUR HOUR HDLIDRY {,'§§,1’,,.§°‘.’.§..§“....§“‘."..\.“.§`.§‘..‘§‘I.T..."“.55 f,‘§?..,`§‘I.‘i.‘l"`ff.'} ¥£{’.." “°.?.’1........".."§‘§’l'i'.`.. §;;{gg'o{“‘,‘{_‘; ‘;;‘;,';,°°f_‘;,§,°“,,§2',{;‘,‘,’,°,{, IDL t ° “3° 3 ° ' ' h th d nt. We have n arkets still demanding ' abundantly than the medium-slscd or The sun sets this afternoon at 51.01 lowed to pass thfollu 0 fcone Z" in the ‘western "°"E“”°S. we entered upon his duties. Mr- Rhino* the small-sized grain, but the oat is and tomorrow 5.02; it rises tomor- (Canadian Press) me from wh_{ch_ the stocg d_r_l;n t,__t_h _____l;l_>'1l_f______________ ___ tha E____t______ ___ov____ ,S ,m ,mknowhdged “pen “Q vu-.

_ _ 1 - ~ ___ _ e e-_ _ sing;-ions! ln this psftl°“l";,d"’,;§ "°" “"°"“°g “E” "51 and wednmhy o\'ElTAwl';'r:al':ibZ'rnEIl`;]; E’.??El\;(i1(E»1e E";*e°reer;J;]:Eiatb°e:t't;'E1elera the steer tee. we have s market in Llvernool .‘“““‘ “‘° d"‘°°_f ““;’,°_°”’“‘,‘°;_‘,f“°,‘§o;;‘_ "'° 1'" km” °' th mt pri u l at mo' um Rig] e 1 l rg msec oe th water ln the tub ln wnlen‘1““d ““°“‘°' "1 th” U“l*°d S““°s- th” ma". ' T °,° "2, ° 5 Qu", ° "°p°r:Elgn“°ly mm mum ‘ty 0 Th’ 'mt num" 0' the moon was app” e E? "dry union 6 0 EE: on 1°" lik w e kept would aiwaye “““ We ‘"*’ ““""‘° ‘O ‘“‘P"‘y ‘.’“' “my °"`_Pm ddmx 'ne ' s ' nrogug ygay other grain, on Sunday, Jelly. sth at 8.09 a.m. labor in /ann a to neu_gura __ _the m a . _ __ ___ hom, demand le; ,lone the ,mpplymg Vice-Pres dent, . . ss. ed!-

vl want you to especially rememb°\‘| The moon will be full Monday, Jan. 30th, a four hour ‘ holla” M be cool. Mr. Ross wil con nue so, any ,weigh tmde_ The Western T,.eas__ _,_ A_ weuu,-_ M`nqgn$m,_

this l ity becauee a Wlht 01 Jany. 12th at 12.09 a. m. gigantic protest against the imprls- lecture on the subject at another D,.U\_,,_,,,,_, Wm Boon be expected to _,etch H_ L_ H,“°,,_ w_ “_ mg' this mgp, or st sh! rate “NI The length of today will be nine onment of 39 miners in connection date. ' supply their ewn demand, but the w, H. Laney, H.,m. H-eu.- Im. want of puttin( illtc l_Il'_l'0\i°° .57 I°l'lhotirs audten _mi'.\utes. with the recent Vancouver Island --- Eastern provinces, Liverpool and the ` ‘o;“|,,'§,_¢, on n¢e'__s¢iht _ Mlssrdw Linlment Cures Diphtherls. strike. _ lfinsr¢l's Llnlment Cures Dlstemper. United states will always be depend- mnnqq ualmqg Dug Colds, ete.

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