if i. v

By balance from last

0 .

__'___. y t y _ ._ -

Balance unpaid... ...$31,437.09 residence to the Peoples cemetery th

__ and was very largely attended. 'lhe

services at the house and sl'H"@ WEP*

vn-»-»-Q _,_.._..z es.,

B. i z

- ii

iv t ii

a i

take this opportunity of tendering pi you our deepest sympathy in the loss

Rhlumatism? Ars you also looking 0 for a cure that will banish its ache gn

Kélgfwill be strained out ofthe blood | {,», and there cannot possibly be any m llheiimatism. Dorl'¢f'4f' Kidney Pillslm never fail to make the Kliineys heal- iM thy. Aol! yall‘lii!lghbor's about tlrmn. B

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PAGE FOUR "' Iran Lsrssr News '“ THE CH WN GUARDIAN "~‘ rmsr or ALL* ' ` ` FEBRUARY»11» 1911

iiiiiéoirriiiir Reniii

NG MATTER SELE

__ I TED From iriiisFwEEics Nisins i=oir`TiiE iiUAiriiiAN's sATuRnAYi“S'-i,_BSciriB`Ti`§

MONDAY '

Wm. J. MaeNeill, Searletown, ship~i

Ped recently to parties in Cardigan ai flue brood mare in foal to Luckyi Prince. l

L I

The marriage of Plaiidia, second!

daughter of ‘thc late Lieur-(Toi. H., Allan Bate and Mrs Bute, Ottawful to Frederick Peters, son of 1-lon. Fred l'eters,"of Vivtoria, B. C.. ex-- Premier of Prince Edward Island, isf arranged to take place quietly on' Tuesday, February 25th, in All' Saints’ Church,` Ottawa. !

-The annual statement of the Lot:

Barks Herbs °'

That have great medii-innl power, are 53

raised lo their liigliest <>f’fii,-iency. for "l\I purifying and erxzr-:hing the blood. as to

th \ are combined in llood's Sursa Sc

ey ' _ ' -

pu: illzr. ' _ A

40.:l66 testimonials received by actual d

count in two years. Be sure to take

Hood’s Sarsaparilla N6

an idea of the extent of the hog ‘ . liistry on Prince Edward lslanu wr

in<

RGOIZS

-fro 11911,

4 0

y lg: gained r_;‘orri the fact that A PURE OF isa

”‘ ‘”‘ ‘ ‘° 9° 1”” ”“’?'; A PERFECT Pkocass

I _lZ5 hugs uerghing 2.065, Ma

n lbs., were landed at Pictou from the ince Edward Island. Halifax took , ` is

»z. ' '9 °

, t e balance went ll

Sydney and other places in !.'r\va Ma otia and New Brunswick.--1'ictori ing

4; Quebec, 2020; St John i‘.|.='~ ` - ' ness on a large scale. M. MacArt ntreal 165 and h ~ aid a visit to Caledonia recently.

THURSDAY.

-The many friends of W. S. Bea

e,,.e,,.,,,-here_ 100 'D05e,'0,,e Do|la_,._ ald for several \ears teacher learn that he is steadily régain

health in the Rainbow La

GM __ _eddy SUM _“_ ____ druggisu _morning when Miss E“|a|i_a MCDUU. C SEO, Slllnnier's.l<l€, will bt? Kllifl

~ ` .' " ' ilr

3, ‘i - _ '.

16 Dafrying Association has been pub-»l

_ m

lished. By lt it is shown that thisi association has had an exceptionailyi successful year. There are 110 pn-' trons who contributed 1,496,774 llis.

of milk. The amount realized on,,1i,_,,,ns at the pl-@5911; time Capt, served at the home of J, J, and M,-,., _ Pl-lfes Sui

T,-ESDA\-_ Mcl.ellan perforrncd the ceremony ' ` li

een Square sciiool ras united in his

'rlage to f»cor;,e Archibald file»| Sarritariiiirr.

rlay, of Vancouver, H.l`. Rev D _`

P liss Margaret Kitchen, daughter

Speaking last night of the ice con- Ceremony a wedding breakfast was -' ricd/ next \\`cdll0SC1!1Y Ui 1111' 1'1-

sales of cheese was $l1,837.‘.I4, anrii|.~m1,,-,~g0n_ of the _\1,n¢0 said that Dc

butter, $3,652.95, totalling $l.'»,58'.».1‘£l.it

his Year the ice is as heavy as he R

e couple were unattended. After the ~ ' IS 3.bSOll1f€ly 01"- -1- C- Kikchfh- ‘V110 15 ‘O he _m

i.;|m.n<1_ pinj,-in-.id §¢__ The bl-,,| Q irncu shower on Tuesday evening linuginci- nf John xr--iinnniri, sin.: _-,\_.._\)___ __ healthful ure yorlnr: ladies Oi file' Briivsw'

Of this, after deducting expenses and has ever seen it. (‘ap;_ Finlayson lc_\‘ llridgc, and the |.;r-nom f¢,fme,~|y - .'4=`-f'_`_ and Inakgs Street Baptist (`liurch. About fi

cheese and butter taken by £110 rm-|,,,m

trons. the srini of $11,017.65 was paid! t to patrons. 'S

Miss Margaret Kitchen, daughter

B., was married on Wednesday lastid

pecial last night. BD

In another column the wcililing is' John Gauthier, llusticoville, who ." ir R drink 1K'

of J. C. Kitchen, of Fredericton, .\‘_ announced of .\liss Lulu .\lurdock. has ilfrll illldcr treatment in the )l ‘i

aughter of David .\liir'1lor~it, lic-ntori`si"1l8I`10tteto\r'ri Hospital for several .‘ G I T

. ~ - _- _ _.

e to the city yesterday arid rc- bvlfllllred to Sr. Peters Bay. Ther r `»” ~’1

,Wned to his ,,te,,,,,e,- on the ,mul left last night on a trip to Montreal 2.*-i 3 !l‘l0SC the

rl other cities. "“' l ~ ‘ Sci

k- ' spe

the young ladies waited on her

tchcn has many friends here.

_ , y » . .

to H. D. Smith, of l-Irlnionton. ’l`he'.\lil1s, to Watson J. Higgins, City. i‘19_l~“ for lruiirlcs allvircil to have rc - . et f`1¢_ llciitly, of Alberta, for-iueriy of M ceremony was performed at the rcsi-iwhich took place in this (`ity on|<`L'1\'l‘d lu air aitcr<‘atior_i \\'ith H. W. §fCnu1n8W1tl'l 1.13115 1’~ 15- 151“11‘1» ‘V111 he gr1°ve‘1

happy couple will visit Boston and q

‘ ._ , delicious N »

. i H 1 .

dence of the brides parents and the 1-‘eburary lst. The wedding was a :I-_@1’age on Thursday night left for - _ 110"

uiet one, the ceremony being per- his hmhe )'l’5¥f1`<18)' afternoon. The _ our 191'

New York before taking up their re- formed hy Rev. Daniel McLean. trollhlc arose, it is said over some _ __ trade-mark ull:

aidence in the west. .\lr. Smith is a Many friends of the young couple remarks made by Mr. Gauthier con- ` .tg th - li0ll ill fi 1105111011 ill 1`1\12¥\I`l’. but

Prince 'Edward Island man, and is a will wish them a long and happy Ccrlllnz l_llatters pertaining to the 01. Re,,m,,,.c,, on e the school teacher in_'Aiberta. He went journey through life and the Guar- action. (.authier it si-erns made some U. S.1'at.0mcs package ha

west about live years ago and has d since secured extensive raucnng in-

terests.

1- niet with a painful accident yester- flleefillg Wbirll were irritating to Mr. _

The Bnmml gmfgment of SL Dun. day morning which will likely confine L_ePHge. When Gauthier dropped into

store on Thursday night he was Waltm' Bakél' £5 C0.

s been removed to the residence

ian also extends best wishes. Joking remark about .1 small article - licr daughter Mrs Georgie McKay

.___ of

--i\lrs. David Reid, Reid’s corner. 11"’

atan'a Cathedral building fund was her to 1191' 1101"* 101' 501115 ‘1BYS~. 1119

ea applied tn payment et. At latest reports last evening Sta

or debt... ...s 0,318.59 urs. neui was resting easily eillihiiizh H0

I' $37 815 G8

...Word has been received of the

ased was the only sou of the late

Dece

William Wightman for twenty-eight "sp - - Q `~ . - , H

i E- _ 'yi r\ 3, r,n._ Ltd., iii \\liic.i . _ _

ears postmaster of that town. Left dggiziscé €va‘;yemp10yc,1 my R ,,-.,mi,m- estirig lecture in the |>1»eS,,yte,.,,m deceased occupied her place in the , without father or mother at the age f _,ears m_e,_,,,),,S tu his m,,__S3 WHS (-h`,,.Ch last Monday “ight Subject sanctuary as usual ami for days af- __-,

my-(.13 in the \y,.St_»» At ,he C1059 tcrwards she went about ilu a feeble _,

oath of William Wightman, of C°“ Geor own, killed on the 22nd of “U J

_ NM, yesterday by He,,_ Dr_ Mcheumh while working down eeriar She Engl. broiight_ to book for_his utterances. lisisbrisiieir irso ' i0

The following is the summaryi- delli1811Y trilllled 0“l‘1” £110 (105 W111C11 MF- 1-€18i»_!@. It 18 Said got very an. DorcheSter_ IvIaSs_ M Bt. Dunstan's Cathedral Building had followed her down and she fell ZFY Bhd made ri remark to which 01

Fund, 1910. heavily to the ground striking on her Gfiliillliff £001( Sf\"f‘llE< Objection The

Recolpta for year... . . ...S 8,106.56 shoulder and dislocating the shoulder he _ _ _ _ Expenditure... . . . .._ 1,727.07 blade. Medical aid was at once sum- honed was that Mr. Lef’nge appeared V V . ,' ‘nee today. She took first prize

----- mo

Balan s

ned and the injured rueruber re- W1

_...___ cro

afilmrcl borrowed by .\'lr. McI’hcc ,, . _ _ _ m M;-_ Lcpane to wear at the .no Ilig//rizrl.lu‘nnl.\-mluiim/icrrndflnuiriv-ii nm

xt thing that is said to have' ha___ & _ be

at city. .\lr‘s licutly whose maid ne was Miss Eli:-.u McNeill, is

native of (‘-aveiidisli.

Prof 'Theo Ross recently purcha

are from W. S. Newsom, at a c S-400,00. This mare was sired

arkwood, and is perhaps, the m autiful carriage mare in the Pr

or cnu 1 f i di Wm' J- 1"' H1111- “e 1021"” ¢°1"“f'\ iris Prince Cn. nxiiinmon isnt f

a pe o axe- ian es and - .

,ted to me them with H right tiiat Salmiiel Dymeut is not as well __-1

od will on Gauthier who claims as “sua this winten we are pleased N

till coming three 'cars old, si

Y _ )_ _

--The funeral of the late George severe contusioris ou the shoulders, ' iii’ 0814101/ HZIFUI1- This 11115’ S110

f;'37g:59 Mountain Summerside, took place elbow and hand. He states that he ` rl

so develop into a valuable piece

. ._ - - ' _ .` .2 " ~ ~ ' » .. ;

erda afternoonifrom his father s intends taking legal proceedings in on .thp Sth “l.tmm HIL. mmmnnlty 1101>011‘3§11~ _

of twelve years he was sent to school ol éed whue the funeral Sewiccs v__e__e ..T

at Narrows Creek, shortly after C1

River Works, Quincy, Mass., later re-

ceived and accepted a position in ii Q large establishment in Pittsburg, ‘

the accident which caused his death. at Q t n niimh r ri _ T° mm uf” wa” “Ut an may and 5'1"' fit wiiich tne pastor ucv. it. ri. yoillliz iwfiple are ccniin-ni tr. tn.-ir °`°"‘ffi""it.V “'1if‘i'v her -'il~i°t life had , shine' He was cast upon the ww-im ill rse qilf-livereil twd clouiient and hornes with measles. We hope to 1’1`@hf*`i*f111-~“`11i'U1ll‘lustiii-u;'eirio\`c<l ir

ciiiie ariri`r~cs.~'.zB. while* the choir 35-‘"1 £11"-ll1_'~{'1il HmUi1I=¥ 11-* S~l_flli Gliilill. _‘_"_1_'_‘_;_" _“1*L’f111_’1_"-*`-" (11113/'11PE511l .1

_ _ _ _ _ ,, i ,mic ,,r,,,,-iam, ur scmo is progressing avorab - _ ,’ ' iroia i y zi ways remain ,-

ion, steady and indiistrioiis habits, Brgmre £110; 01,150 U' ,,n,1(.,- the ,gm-,._ of the l,n,,,St,,_kin§ hid from our ken, hut the circurn- 1, ° eafiied the °°“"‘1°“°° Of 1”” "~“‘ ,he ,,,@,,,,,~ ...N-i.. the ,..,_...., ,,,.,.1.. leavin-_r, rrntiieid nynicnt. rianiei nic- =»‘i{1n¢e has been noticed in all colin -.-_ 10Y€1‘B H1111 it the Clifiy H132 01 twell' p,_,L\sin"_'_r m,,,O,,,_,_.9,nem_ that the Leod, the mail courier, hns' wore.; tries and climes. Before the rinwri o .

be the _right man in the ,~i,.:ht our language observant ours of Puti -1 is very prompt “mi (.i,1ig,,,g_ quity had a saying to thc eiicct thai i-ister Major Henry has Q,-,ln U, - the wise and virtrious wi-rc `c:r'.'lcrl of ;

The path of virtue and that. path 1" 10116108515 L0 1119131111 W11€‘1`9501f0"‘ “H 1 th the Sewicee ,,m_ \'irmmcrside to spend 'n few 'weeks 1-hr* 5111519 \\'iH‘ll lift-’s iur.i‘nirig was ,,,q

From Cainbririge Lodge, No. 112. -.ii

I. 0. G. T., To Mrs Howard Finley, Cambridge, Dear Sister: We your

h ~ .

g-Others and sisters ol the lodge I

you have sustained. by the death oi _~.

your beloved brother, W. M. Miller, ,i who passed awny on Jan. 28th.. 1911- in It is said indeed to sec a young man ia out off in the pri-me of life, brit"He q who doeth all things well," knoweth but died within a few hourS. ll whatis best for us. He would direct ch

you to look forward hopefiiily to ;i n glorious reunion in a better land 1

where there lhall be no more parting. gh Please convey to the rest of your w

family our heartfelt sympathy at p their sad bereavement. May you all o

look to him who is ahle to comfort o and sustain you in all troubles and e

trials ,and rejoice in the hope of t meeting him on the other shore where ~a

loved ones part no more. Please do o

not think this letter formal but a sincere expression of sympathy from

every member' of the Lodge. Yours A with deepest sympathy. Signed on h'

behalf of the Lodge:-Janette Butler,

Mrs Harry Higginbotham, Oswald il Graham-Committee.

Giuivii News rrroiii W

._..__. _

MLG. W. Todd Tells How Ili 2;

_ il

Wah Ts Be New Ontario, Feb 10 ng

rom Rheumatism wants quick reliei ur and a sure cure. 'l`hat`s the reason C they will all be interested in the stat< ment of G. W. _Todd of this place.. Listen to it: im

Rheiimatism for twelve months and gn trying several so~called remedies and :B getting no relief, I decided to give L,- Dodd'l Kidney Pills a trial. Twc, m boxes brought me the relief I had ar- luohd for so long." V nr

t an early age to battle for a liv- _ ng. Modest, and retiring disposi- 0'

y-one years passed through this £119 eeting show to the great beyond. _EZ

` ` ' ii

ing place. _ ,,. . "1-

ir ' <1 y -' . ‘ - ~ _

-The anniversary servicci-i of the -the young genuemen S,_.,,me,1t0\,n\.l, mortals. The best available skill und |,, “nmmrsme Bmmst ,_hu,.,.h “.,.,.,. hem ex¢e|,ti,_,m111y 5,,-eel; ,_eeu,_ M,-s_ every possible attention were lavish- ,

- - on Sunday last and were very largely 1f10Uf€ Smith is \`iSif-ini! l‘C'1Bti'~'fS in ed' hm' the and cnnle "R Sm ted' De'

which he filled with acceptance, until _____d____ the c______ch __e______ Bruwdod “-,,mm_,,_,n_ thc __,,,(_st of hw ,_mt_h,,,._ ccnscil wus :L favorite, not only ir

M ' ' ` lfiiiiso Corincl. ui e e .' 1113 "11`"1c at 110'h1`~ 11111 111-`7" 1h 111' livers Sicuinsliip <'i»iiipun_\' was h

t r\loiiti°i;,'iic 'i`rics<lir_v. '1'herc was rgc frtfrridiiricc of .<lrrri'elriilrir‘r';-f. 'l`

bntli rnorniug and evening services A

rztifui church, crr-cterl ab four 10 1-S ng() at 3 cost of nhoul 3,500. He s -.now entirely clear' of di . The ~\1 ection at io ` j

e mattL,r_ of Ilivcrsdule, Qui-cr1’s iouuty were

‘ ___ made sad hy. learnin_s,f that ffatherirre,

___A C0,.,.eS,,0ml,,_nt from victoria youngest daughter of the late char- [_

ducted by ;he'Rev_ James Struth- West writes:-The many friends of 193 M°1‘Bf1yen_ of that place, had DB-SS' beth Moy Corner, lieloved wife l. The pall bearers wire: W. _M. James McKenzie are pleased to sec ed t1’ the S1‘"`1t land Uh the eY°111“§ \

get _ _ Mathesum Joseph McDougau_ _,umm him home again after being absent before. The enrly stage of her illness ,imp age_ She leaves to mm.,-n_

"ua" at Pmsbmg* Pennsylvaml Mulligan and Phililel Perry. Out of for over three years. _ He is now en- was “Ut "°1`Y S‘f"°1`@ “"4 11014 0111 si

ect to the deceased the store of joying a well earned vacation. Rev. 1“’1’1`S “1 W“"V@1`Y- Sf’ 1h_'~' 91111 '~'“1h9 re

G_ 5,m.la,.r deli,-er,,,1 a very inter, as ri shock. (Ju the previous Sunday

. _ ta ‘the lecture the young ladies sold T°f“11t1‘1hI laic 'Ou Fridafy her l1_111`C‘ ti

wards found employment at the bore cam] which was nick] d,§_,Us,,,\ of spirit took fii;<ht to the realm of rin ry

.. co _ _ . ,_ _

5 11hk110Wh' ,,,mt,,,1 U, 3115-_72 being more than '"""""""""""""""'"“"""""""'“""“"""""""""* -‘°“hL'- “ 11110 1110 S1i8<|0`~\' on trio dial 1

' _1' enough to wifle out the small debt _ _ _ _ _

_ . . _t th \.m.Ch_ S D D _c >n_i ions ontnru. BvsirlcS‘ -the “tandmg agamb e ci 1 ;;ricf-stricken mother, deccascdl lefr

still poiiited to \\'c.»;t; in our' time

P R E B 0 ui. cr ut'

There passed peacefully away

ynn, lllass, on Feb 3|-rl, 1‘J1l, Eli

rthur H. Vairgluin, in thc 20th y

des hcr' husband, four smrrll ch

ii, her' mother, i\lr's I). il. Mel( .ou of (diarluttetown who was w ici' wlreri she passed away, also o stcr, iliubcl of this (‘-ity. iiliich sy nthy is felt for thi' hci‘e;i\cil re

vos ns this is thc s;-ciirii ilc .th

ie fariiily inside ofa riioriili, ‘otlicrg lmiiu, huvirig pii.~sc.l uw n Jrrrr lilih.

...The annual mrrtiiii; of iiic ’l`h

il lirinrwi of dir'ccior~_~<. was ro-clcc

itli the exception of Nntlianiei il arr-in who resigned and was s cdr-d by ('01. Davison of (`hi-irlot

iivii. The iisiinl dividend was dccl

l. liiiiziiicss was found to he in 'cry sritifsfuctor-y condition. The cient rnmiuer in wiiich Unptzrirr ll

rcu had handled thc “l£iitui‘pris uring thi- scusoii was very heart zoriimendeil. He has given an exe ent s;-r-vice. to the public, being

_ _ 'ouinrodating and obliging as well

.There died suddmly at Hopedgle 9,, ____ tuoh sisters and s_e\'cri hr'othcr‘s, som# L “_ 23rd_ Malcolm N,ch,,\s,,n_ J,-__ 1,, _ or;re,hot_lici's in colintrieg niiroad L, ie_thii`¢>'-fnnrth wir -~f his Hill” A Common and a Dangerous .`1.".° t e.. "th" ."1 ""‘“°"~“` t".'“'?s' ' Thoiigh for is ‘mc years he had be*-ii T M E _ »~8..,f‘b hy wire arriveil_from the I.'nit~ Q

M mc” of »,,,,,,1,,.»q W( l'0ll C 0U U51 I‘ll‘lf. “fi Stal'-PB. brit only in time to sec

ni--i __ at ~ i ' _ - _ ‘ _ » s rcienth came as a shock to'his [hc B|o0d to hscapc rho loved form cold rr_1_th_<~ casket. 'Th'

capable commander. George

homsou continues President of, orhrlany and Ex-Governor Mcliinn ccretary-Treasurer. The service c ‘ierl on by the hlriterlirise hetw he chief ports of l{iug's County, a

cKinnon is busily engaged wor on his saw mill. Miss Bell L

vocate. _ Pherson is visiting friends in lllurr

-° - Harbor.

‘i plea:-:ing ccreruoriy took place in

trc Dame Acuderny early yesterday

ith, of lidnionton, was given

ironic of hcr sister, Mrs Haymo illy , and a pleasant evening w nt.-l<`i'crlei-icton Gleaner.-M

hc riau friends of 'ilrs lam

ar-

r- of her' serious illness. She h thc last. two months been rece treatuient for a cancerous all

re is no hope of her recovery s

sr-il

r breeding purposes the Prow

all,

ie was bred by Jos McDonald, V as bred' by Joscllh 140110011111. \`

_ ._ _ _ th t I k . £1 . _ to have the Misseslvlinnie and Kiltie ,R-- B,--d _ nh has from

Bm'-emeht 01 debt- 5115611115 5 gnod deal of pam ass n§is)mb§d0_n_e Enml,§€;_p'ec_e? ad McLennan in our midst again a_fte.- ,ton “er I ge \ 0

y recmve spending the summer at Bideford

milv. Goin!! about h`s work as us- 1111101111 “#15 011 thc first mst., Rev D, __ i ne siiirerefi f-ne ni ui-sr fainting Ding" 11°1»°f\l} Of C'her10tt@t_<>\\'n orliciatinu. -

tacks from which lie-never rallied, ___ The 1“te1"h@h13 WHS 1h £110 (`01i1¢t€T.»’

3 t at Canoe Cove, Lot 65.-Pom. (Uth-

ough death came hastily yet it uid .\_nncmia is simply n, lack of blood. l’1` papers please copy.)

t find hirn iinprepincil as his hope it IS not of _thc most common and at l'

fl trust was in the Lamb of God ,t'ie same time most daiigcrous dis- _T119 §0ilf'0l”_i1. 10110\\'L‘Vd by a iiic so- nt taketh away the sins of the C3505 “"1h “'hi"h il1`UW1h¥’>' fltirls sirilcr. ‘\`}h1- iZl_VCrl in the Pownal Had or orld. Much sympathy is felt for the lt is common b(._ca,,5e the m,,,,,1 _SJ __oiid_uy_ni<,;|it iuide|~_ the _auspices _O- Ments as thu, have -been called up- uft_en becomes imp0_\~@r|She,1 d,,,-mn' ie fo\\r_ia| __Mcthodrst tliiircli, was __ to mourn the ,nfs Ut tw() other deielopmeut, when girls are too fre. of sirpeilatue excellence. Brit _af- ns within the ,,a,_;t thrc3_yc,,r__,, He qirently allowed to over~Stndy_ Ove,-_ ter reading the names of the artists _ave to mourn besides his parents work and.sul’ler from a lack of exec- were aiirioiinceil to _take Dart hrce brothers and three sisters, a |_S€- 11-_iS dallizcroiis because of the “QW Uh" UH*-1011180211 Ijflf-1\lll_iz but tht ister and hmthu. at home nn.; the gteqltlilngcg 0( ,tg app,-(,ach__ often hi-:~t_ and these antrcrpatrons wen thers in the llnitfrl Stairs. lmirigwcll developed hcfore its pres- 111111' 1901155011- The 0110 £11111! \V1llC1

WEDNESDAY ence ii-l recognized, arid because of its “_05 1`l'ifl0U_0_f1 WHS thc i1i>S0_nCe o

_ eudency to grow so steadily worse, 1101- \\8C1_<i-‘»- 'C119 regret ilvlllg or

-The Guardian understands that ,f not D,-Ompuy chccked_ that it may Prof. Wakis’ account equally with |15 over my iiglld- I had to brush it H. Waiiman has a\ioiit_<lisl>0S0<1O1 run into consumption. the disappointinent of thc crowde-

is undertaking business in Siim_mer- The value of the tonig treatment audience. Percy J. Stanley opener iile and will shortly remove to Lfhar- with DL williams' pink pins Should the programme with "Whisper, and 1 ottetown where be has purchased an he known to every mother in the Shall Hear," and later on again de- ndertaking establishment. His many |,,,,,|_ These pins make new ,-wh lighted the audience with "The Driv- riends while -regretting his dcpart\u_‘e maori, tone the organs and ne,-ve,;_ cr." Miss Bertie Ste\vart's recita- i11 Wish him °""1`Y “‘1°°e‘~"s 1” hm brink R slow of health to pale, sal- U0". “The Fremation of Sam Mc- cw venture. low checks, and drive awuy the G00" was beautifully l`Glldl2rvrl and en-

-- _ weakness, headaches, falntness heart thusiasticali' npilauded. Ronald S.

...A Vallcyf;_cl_<l_ correspondc__nt Iivrihtes pnlpitation and loss of energy 'so nn, Kaye contriliuterll two items, viz- -'l`he V8-11f1Y 0( Singifill SC 00 BS ticeablc in young girls who are sul- “-Killikranki6" and “Old Father

just closed for this season. much to (erlng from anaemia. To all such Thames” which were manifestly ap-

. the regret of the young folks- We Ilr. williams' Pink Pills are an ne- preclateil. Parker Hooper did finely

are pleased to see W. A. Montg0m€F¥ trial life saver. Miss Mabel Mc'l‘av- in the song. "Three for Jack." round again after a rheumatic at- ish, prince ,»\lbe'rt, Sask., gays; "In Among the ladies Miss Kathalecr, ck. Martin McDonald, LYl1‘1“1°- 1 my cnso lcair only say that life had 1\100l‘0 gave n fine rendering of "An- ent Siintrl_ay ii_i___V_all¢;_yf1D;__d. R110 511051 Inst its mneic; all work was a trial, clif>l‘<~<l-" it is perhaps. needless tc

. . » ohna an C eo . . . ruce nd even ileasure onl 11 ask. c sa that Miss Hazel Ilrcmn,"i -

6°' Il" Rh¢um“|'m' ifi‘isJretiirned home from Uncle Sam'a T wen; upl a flight ofystatirs I Wahl; prgtntiou of "Mary of Argeylg' “lift

01118-ill. Where he 5911111' hh” mst ready to drop from sheer weakness, nothing to he desired. Miss J. Mac- part of the Winter' J- A-_ N1°h°19‘-‘hi and I had begun to think life would 1101111111 11111 Sll19nf1iC11Y in "Good -118 P0P\11l1l` M111 l1\`081`°531"e 5t1"19h¢» bea continued burden. Brit all this flight, Beloved, Good night." 'E.

' Y' K. . 9 returned to CharlottUt0WQi101`°' is noiv changed, thanks to Dr. Wil- Shaw gave a difficult reading in

(Bpocial.)-Every person who sufleri iiurne his studies in the P.W.G. We [mmf pink p|||S_ fphgse were re. mast,”-ly st,-1e_ uwhm A1bams,mg_»-

@ 21811 150 B26 1\'1U~° R095 115°' 11`Ufh commended 'to me, and after taking The programme was varied by a cor- aledonia. them for about a mouth I found my net solo :ind a trombone solo, hotl

1'* health renewed. I corilrl sleep bet- wcll rcnilererl by N. M. Seller. Mrs

Rev. George Steele reports that a- tc,-_ my um.ef_jf_¢ Weir,-mil, ,mil I was,/iiistori .liidson and Miss Hazel Brem ut Ohc-third 01 the 11111011117' 91109 so strong and well that housework ner rendered valuable service at the

"KU-0|' 901101111!! Wit1l'13B¢1¢B¢1J0 Bild ted to the N- B- and P- E- 1- 0011191" was no longer 9, burden to mc. My Piano. Too much appreciation can

ce has been promised, BBY9 UN WW' sister seemed to be going the same not be expressed for the careful yan. In a few weeks $1000 W111 110 way last summer and Dr. Williams' planning and untiring energy oi' Aus ansferred from tne bank for per- Pink Pills weri=. at once sent for and tin Judson, to whom the success o’ Bnchf'-illV¢Si1m€nt~ Last W9€1‘ 51101111' two boxes made her aswell as ever. the concert was i-io lal‘R@1y <1\\0- T111 ol our highly respected slirelnum- or. wriiinms' rink Pius are new tne arrangement ni the rrogi-nm and thi

, aries informed him` of the sum ol,prized medicine in our home, and trurisportation of the "platform" A” 7911 1°°k1“11 1°1"°°11°1 11°” YW’ $250 P15600 ill 5 Wi11 101' this 1“hd- doctor bills have been fewer since we were both admirably Carried 01112 hy

f»1i¢\“6 U0 1`°m°m1l"1h.lZ it 1" 11110 discovered the virtues of this great him. After a hearty C1111* ful' fill YM WBY*“l>81'*-|C“1B1`9iU1 Whiilh 511 medicine." Charlotte-towii visitors, J. MacDon

ln_d_l>\ih! I0 £11312 f-11°! W111 “UCF F2- cresent are not for the public. Fromi Hold by all medicine dealers or aid mounted the platform to “aiic» tum? 7-110 17th f-0 the 1991. Ml' S1801 WB3 111 'sent by mail at 50 cents is box or tion" the baskets There is no doubt

You will find both in Dodd's Kid gt John. The layman #BVS him B¢0l‘- rslx boxes for $2 50 from The Dr Wil- that he irnderstnnds his biisiness and

'"7 Pm" 11181 1062110011- '1`1\¢Y 1¢B1"¢1iB¢ BOWIE* liams' Medic-ine'Co Brockville: Ont -W0ll the people could not help briy-

h1\¢\\lllG¢1l|‘ll 1! 05118# 117 \il'1_° B016 thing must be done, for the supernum- °' ' ' ' 1

1" th’ 111°°‘1- T115* ‘EFF °°_“1 15 vrlriea. and fllhlly Of thlm BFG 1101111: The young man Murphy, who ngiir- gainswhen they got them. When the in “IG 111005. 919191! 1>¢¢8\lH2 {1l90i”d“2Y their share. Rev Dr Campbell render- ed in the Prince Edward Island ro- auction sale was finished the people eil Kidneys arena! doing their Work. _ed help which was greatly appreciat- mance as told in yestei~day's News gave one big yell, meaning "Thank W5 "|1¢B1f»1lY Kidlwys. all U19 Urir id by accompanying Mr, Steel to a has not yct been arrested, the police you," for Mr. McDonald. Just be

W 01 UW 0111028- i W1l¢l'0 1Hl'8B a- having been unable to locate his fore midnight the silence wasbroken

mints were not possible small 'a- wliercaboiits. His wife is still at the by the notes of a

ounts were cheerfully given. (Rev. In-riris\vick'l,loiisc and the iathcr'of “Auld

r. Steel is a native of this Province the girl in i-cuinining in towri.-Am- intimate nil ln- Campbell is-well known liere.»)»1 ber-st# No.ua.............,, ,f - ,,,,lwl,,p_u

ing and being pleased with their bar

ClII'€fl ECZBIIIG

i_i_1_f_i,Q9_ii,i1fiiff

P Fm th- fi

I have been cured by (`Vuticrl1?auSoa]p and Ointment. Since I was a boy I have sriffered with dnndruff, not only from the itching but from its diri- a reeablo ap aranca in a scaly form

oil’ my clothes all dny long. 1 "_-.pd every kind of preparation supposed to curo dnndr_u|'l`, also soups and shampoos._but it seemed to mo that, instead of improving with those rem- edies, tho dandruff incrensvd, even my hair began to fall out and this result was that two months ago eczema developed on mv scalp.

"I suffered so from this that as a

IaAb_ resource I thought I would try Cutic\u°a Song, and (‘uticurn Oint- ment. Thev nd the most gratifying r~esults_for I had usccl only one box d Cutrcura_0intmcnt. and a single mke of Cutrcura Soap when I was cured, the eczema and dimdruif were [one and my head perfectly clear.

“I can assure you that so long as

I live no other soap than Cuticura will be used bv me and nil those near to mo. I will _also add that I will always use Cutreura Ointment as a dressrn for the hnlr. I fccl that you should imow of my cure and if you desire you may use this as a true testimonial which comes from u. suf-

ferer of thirty years' standing. I WI11 happy to tell any one o my experrcnoo in order to assist those W_1l0 may bo suffering from the same disease. (Signed) J. Acrrvr-too,

General Commission llforehant,

59 Pearl St., Now York.

Guticun Bonn and Ointment afford rbs

lvcediest and most economical treatment for iwiilw- burnlns. sealy nu-nm or innuiu. crui- ifrcn and adults. As In rhis czirc. ii llnrrle mt is often sufficient. Sold tlrroukhout rhe world. Bond to rmner Dm; ar Chem. Corp.. Irusrun, U. S. A.. for -'i2-Dario Culicura Baulon float- ment at skin and smlp allictlonl.

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._A Lewis, Lot 60, correspond ites:-The farmers of this vicin ve been busily engaged hauli ome their \vinter's firewood. J.

cKinnoy has returned _home fr Maine lumber woods. H. Brem going into the hog-raising`bu

hur

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The London Lancet, after a careful examination of _

Scott’s Emulsion

reported that "thc preparation fulfills ALL the requirements and presents ALL thc conditions of a vcry satisfactory emulsion, In appearance and cnusisfcncy it is not unlike cream and under

1 the microscope the fat slobulcs are seen to bc of perfectly regular

size and uniformly distributed. So well has the oil been emulsi- fled that even when shaken wilh water the fat is slow to separate. The taste is dccideiy unobiccliouahie and the Emulsion should prove an excellent food as_wsll as a tonic." 1

We believe no other preparation of Cod Liver Oil has

i received such weighty comnrcndatian and if the lame high au.

thorities were to examine it now they would find it even finer, more digestablmmore palatable and more satisfactory in every l way; in fact, SCOTT`S EMULSION has so long been the one satisfactory and pcrfrrt Emulsion that it is accepted ag th, standard by medical practitioners all over the world, by tl-ig ' public and by hundreds of imitatoi-s, for it is the one and only

Emulsion imitated.

The imitalions are in name only for no other preparation

of Cod Liver Oil is no pure, so perfect and so beneficial.

SCO'l"l"S EMULSION.

' i

has become the woi-ld's Standard Body-Builder because of tl-in perfect purity of its ingredients, its absolute freedom from ALCOHOL or any other harmful substance and because the results from it _are uniform and far greater than from any other preparation. _

ALL Dnuccrsrs

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l‘ictuii, Port Hood, Port Ifuwke¢,<_ ily a telegram received in this city bury and Port lllrrlgravo will he con- .\‘0>`t@1'i1F~Y it WHS 195-1`h¢1i1 lilllt l>i'. tiuued next year ns u5un1_ lllakc and Miss I<‘arquharson hud irr-

__ _,i'i\'crl snfely in High River, Albertir,

Poll. McPhee. lsirnfiiiu. the lircvions cveuiiig. The ti-legmiii

New Glasgorv...' 77 83 also rcporterl that Fred Blake, who Hunter Ri\'er‘._. __ 76 7-1 is ill of typhoid,_as being a little North iliistiro.. iii; liii; licttcr. _\li~. i.ilakc‘s many fricriiis

South Rustico... , 42 xii will hope for his speedy rccover_v.

‘.\`heatlcy River... 30 liii --- N1_’1'111 w11t51111`0~~ 135 7|? ...East Point Institute met iii K1l1i;Si2Ull.-. 110 42 i’ricst l’onil on the 3rd inst, :uni 111111011--~_~~ ~ - 55 515 disciii-iscd cooperation to iruprovc the :"_f"`1h 1F1"01`--~ 74 ‘15 .~ti»ck, farmers, metlioils of opcr‘utioii 1§1"°_ M110_ 1`1`@1‘1(--~ 33 715 also in liriyirii: and sclliirg, ni:ii'kr-tiiig St. fatlrerine’s_,, ilu 24 pork, so us to prevent the iisiuii

_‘ -'m gliit., and consequent drop in price

_ _ 833 7117 such us occiirrcii last fall, also the

Na-1‘""tf" 1'f1` M“1`11°"~- ~-: ~--_35 iii-cd of licttfr methoils of u\:irki\fiii;.1 1110 1\111U“'l"H WHS 1110 lliliillii-I iii r-gifs hy \\'lii<:h strictly fr'e=h giiariiii~

11"’ 1'1"’\'1""i*11 1`11*“f1i*"1- 1f1‘1i'i~ Lecrl iigigs, could lic shipped more dir-

- cr-tly to the cousiimer's.~lt wits siiowii

__ P011' 11111111- 11".\'1“- thot there \vu:~'. rr loss of 17 pci' cciii “ew (11"SF"“'--- - 517 113 in slri'iriiri\_-xi' ziliiiieiiir ('.§:gi-;,i°rl:~iirllr:\t 1f1"111F1` 111"01`~- ~ 115 ‘iii from liiri-c iii six iuidille rueii ciirrie ‘\“1`111 R‘1S11'¢°-~~ ~ - 55 1\'5i lu»f\\'i-i.-ii the prwiiliici-i' .und criiisiiin- rloirth llustico... 43 TT ,;,_~;_

\\'!u-ntlcy River... 3-i tri.

Nollll Wllt:il`lii'0... 12|! |15 _ Kl"i!5t“fi~~~ » 91?. 3|? 'l`lr;- rri:rr‘i`ifli.:c iii' Miss /\unir‘ licririy. .\iilt<»u... -iN rii. 'l"i\r‘esu’S, to John r\i<inrii‘I-'. ii Nrirlii lti\'rr'_._ 1.5 ill? pi~os|ici'oiis i'ur‘mci‘ of l‘er1lri:`s, \\‘hii'li Nine Mile i‘r'ecir... P18 Til ioiili plircc iit St. 'l`i,-rcs1i's t‘hurr'li uri St. t'utircririe’s... . T5 317 'l`ue.-:day morrririiz, 31st irlto., wus iui Specials . . . . . . ... » li il event of gr-eat iriterest to their rniniy

"__ -'-- friends. The ceremoiiy was pr-r‘iorrric.l 822 1336 by Rev. Dr. Curran, Kelly's ><`l`c-`S.

N1B.i0YitY 101' Ll1iN1»-. ...120 uncle of the bride, assisted by Ilcv.

I. R. .~\. i`»lcDorii1ld, P. P. Miss Lciin . . _ _ .-

'1`hl‘ 111lUV0 S11fl“`~‘i flil 11 $518111? 111° F\‘- Niormgilan, Kelly s Lross acted ri S1115 01 )'fSt01"1f1.V's local clcctiou iu rrdcsuinirl, while Joseph llloomydui the second disi;i‘ict of Qiiecu's and the he .honors for the bridcgroorii. i1H111`C»‘\ Zi\'0ll Of the Dl‘8\'i0us election Breakfast was served at the bi'id¢`=4 811014 8!! ‘0ilfl0l`11111iiW f°1` ‘-`0lI\lll1l`iS" home, riltcr whii-.lr the wedding party 011- - crime to this City by the niorniilir

Mr. Mcl"hce will he congratiilateil train, and registered at the \'ictoriii.

by his many friends and supporters A wedding dinner was served `iir one while Mr. Birrrtain, the iinsirccessfirl of the Victoria l--lotc1’s private diri- candidate proved himself a strong op- ing rooms. Among tho guests were poirent, reducing the Liberal major- Rev. M. I'lielair, Iona; Father “Y 01 125 111 1903. £0 35~ Brisco, City Hospital; Rev. Dr. (`-iu'-

From reports received throughout run, Kelly’s Cross; Rev. Dr. Smith

the district it is learned that the and Re,._ D_ p_ L-_mckem Sc, Drui- election aroused great interest and in Stays (10113:-e_ and Rem Mau,-,Cc ,\1,._. places no little excitement prevailed, l)<ma|r]_ city The party left by the as from time to time reports from 3,20 train for l‘eake's-their iirturl other polls were announced. The day bonie-amid the good wishes of their was a splendid one for getting out 5 many f,~j@m]5_ The prggpiiis well' 1"”-'e "°te» the t0t'11 hhmilei" 01 nianv and costly, attesting to flir- votcs cast in this election exceeding ,,0pi{1m~it,,- of th.. contracting pnrrir-_-. those of l90R by one hundred. The Giriirdiurr cxtcuds coiir.;r'iit|rlir-

Mr. Buntain made good gains in tions,

Niue Nile Creek, New Glasgow, Hunt- _ ,___________...

er River, South Riistico, Wheatley River, North Wiltshire, Kingston and Milton, while Mr. McPhee made gains in St. Catheriue's, North Rusticu,

and North River.

Mr. McPhee received the same num- v , 1 » .. '- -'*

her of votes as Mr. Laird in 1908 and 882:? IWW' hmtm Lmulwr I\m)` Mr. Buntain’s vote exceeded Mr. »-I c,m,,idc,. MINAI-,D.S I_INIMENq- D.0yl°'S at the “me 91905011 113' the BlilSTlinini.:rit in rise. m"ety'°n°' 1 lrot inv foot. badly jammed lati-

1"1i1DAY~ ry. I i.nui`n<i ii wsu with Minkiirrs

Tire body of thc late I-lclcn Mellon- LINlMI~lN'l‘ nud it was as well url

aid, who died in Grand ’1`racadic on river next day.

l"_0\) 7, 1911, Wits lll'0ll.gl\f, tu this Yuirrg very Lrrily,

city yesterday morning ou the east- 1', c;_ MnMlil.l.l~lN.

ern train and was furwnrilcd to Ver- non in the afternoon for interment.

Many will lcarn with regret the

death 'of Mrs. Wm. Keoughan which

occurred _i_n this city yesterday after

ei s orti ness of pneumonia. Mrs. 0

lieoughan was n. lady of many

Christian vlrtrres and her family will w k Knd F have the sympathy of a large c`;-_cl_ ‘ I'

of friends. Besides one sister, Mrs? I

Ferguson, of Pict u th . f _ -- sons left to mo‘r)ir'ii, vieihc Bfgsnngihf >R"1"""”* 11"1“’§")’ _"P11 K1‘1"°.y T'°'.'bl" Daniel and Thomas of this cn_y_ and lliickficire, Stisiiirriig, Sivclliirg, eit.

John who is away; whom The Gunr- """’ ' rlian extcnrlssinccrest sympathy. The Stops Pain in thg Blntlllef,

f l ti 1 h . . urcra no ce almlrs e sew ere K1 dneys and Back

The Guardian regrets the pubiica- ‘ *_*

tion of the local which appeared a few days ago with respect to an as- sault on John Gauthier, Riisticoville, hy B. W. Lepagc. It is irow alleged that Gauthier appeared at Mr Le- pagc‘s store intoxicated, using ahir- sive language and threatening to blow Mr I.epage's brains out. Mr Lcpago ordered him awaysaverai times, brit each time he returned and that ln self-defence Mr. LePage struck him with an axe handle. As the inci- dent is likely to come before the courts for adjudication further press

comment would bo undesirable. .