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cumu te from_ year to year and must be paid before dividends on cxnmon stocks.

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_Sutfragist Duchess Shows' ` Hostility to Taxation of Women.

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LONDON, April 24 (Specisll--Dir traiut has been levied upon Duchess Adeline of Bedford for non-payment of her taxes. A silver cup was taken to satisfy the claims of the tax col-

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lalilal. Montreal, St. John, Oitawa, Sherbrooke Kinjslon, men while may are “mu without the

_ Sydney, Charlottetown. Montreal. Sl. JoI|n'a. Nlld. lmnchism

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Curdy A: Co., Stock and Bond ers, Members Montreal Stock change, Charlottetown.

Banks.

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British Commerce l Montreal Nova Scotia Royal

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Acadia Fire

Acadia Sugar Pfd

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Bi-andraip-Henderson Com, 30 C. B. Elec. Coin. 80 East. Can Bav_ &` Loan 140 Eastern Trust 150 Halifax Fire 100 Hew. I-‘ure Wool Tex Pfd.

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lt su sses all others in quality and llavour because the

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SOLD EVERYWHERE: 101: A PLUG ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC

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, service at iiiost re.ison:ible prices.

Call in and look ovcr the liuc and scc soiiie of our

work.

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belonging to the father of Mr. Char- les Hobhouse, the Chancellor of the Duchess of Lancaster, while the grand stand at the Ilford football ground was also set on fire by them but the flames were quenched by a watchman before _they had obtained a hold. ' The bill-aimed at hunger strikes by militant suflragettes introduced in the House of Commons on March. 26 hy the Home Secretary, Mr. Regin- ald McKenna, came up for discussion iii the House Monday. Mr. ll/Icl'enna appealed for urgent action because, pending the passage of the hill, he felt it his duty to continue forcible feeding, which he was desirious of avoiding. At the same time he refus- ed to accept an amendment having the effect of prohibiting forcible feed- ing, for the reason that he wished to retain this power to resort to this method when, in his opinion, the re- lease of n hunger striker might en- danger public interests.

The bill, which was passed through

committee unamended, provides lor the temporary conditional discharge of prisoners whose detention is \in- desirable on account of their condi- tion of health. Prisoners discharge'-il in this way would have to return to prison on the expiration of the WP iod stated in their order oi release, or would he liable to arrest without i warrant.

FOUND A l~`0R'1‘lINE

J IN MAIN WOODS.

BANGOR, Mc., April 22-The bun-

ters and t.rappcr's record for the stute of Maine was broken early this week when Calvin Graves, of HanCOCl! and his two sons, Thomas and Ar- thur, cnptured six black foxes near Mt-Farland’s hill in the town of Han- cock. Black foxes, alive, are worth large sums of mcney,, anywhere iro_m $4,000 to $10,000, and to capture six of them all at one time was rt pretty good day’s work. .,.It is quite proh- able that these will he sold to parties on Prince Edward Island, whcre the black fox lndustry is an important one. It is understood that negotia- t'ons are pending at the present time. The find was made entirelY by “Wi”

dent when .Graves and his two sons were out hunting. They surprised the mother and five little ones, all excel- lent specimens, three of which were females and two mules.

The little ones are about' two

months old and in the finest condiii0!\ They are about the size of a half, grown cat. They are new safely

gguarded at the Graves homc:_.___ _

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food. and rushing back to work, leads straight tn dys- ~ pepsta, with all it means in

misery.

Cmmmlng down lll-chosen

Proper habits of eating, with a Na-Dru-Co Dys- pepsia Tablet after each meal, restore good diges- tion, health and happiness.

A box of Na-Dru-Co Dys- l pepsla Tablets costs but il . 501:. at your Drugglsfs. ll National Drug and Chem- " -

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The Will of the Cnr Who Died ll , 1726la BollevedtobeaL|v~'_

Inn lnlluenee ‘

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Fw nearly two centuries iuuala'a

political activity lin bqgn guided pg * Dl’°K"“m f0l'll1\l1ateil by Peter the Great. When he died in 1725 the :felt emperor made a prophecy that I0'-110 day Russia would rule the World- and in his secret wui he trseee the steps the future czara must hand to accomplish that end. In the years since Peter’s death many of his pm- pheeles have come true. He said in liis will:

"We must prffgress aa much ll

Possible in the direction of Constan- tinople and India. He who can once Kei possession of those points .la the real ruler of the \vorld. With that view we must provoke constant quar- rels at one time with Turkey and at another with Persia ° ' ° More- over, we must take pains to establish and maintain an intimate union with AUBUIH. Hbparently countenancing its schemes for future aggrandlzement and all the while secretly rousing the jealousy of the minor states against lt. In this way we must bring lt to pass that one or the other party shall seek aid from Russia and thus we shall exercise a sort of n protectoratq over the country which will pave the way for future supremacy."

No diplomat of today could sum-

marize Russia’a activity in the Balkan war more clearly. Servla, Montene- gro and Bulgaria are jealous of Aus- tria’s creeping power and have turned to Russia for support. That is the protecorate. And as for future su- premacy! Poland once turned to Rus- sia as the Balkan States do to~day.

To Eliminate Austria

Peter the Greut’s dream was to

make Russia mistress of the world. His entire plan worked to that end. First, lie said, Russia must get Fin- land, Poland, the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea. Those conquests are a matter of history. Then India and Persia were slated for overthrow. Russia has spread around the Caspian Sea. made Turklstan a subsidiary province and only last year went into Northern Persia.. Only Afghanistan remains between Russia and India. Russian princes have taken German priiicesses as their consorts as Peter the Great counseled. Then he comes back to Constantinople. "We must make the house of Austria interested in the expulsion of the Turks from Europe, and we must neutralize its jealousy at the capture of Constantin- ople either by preoccupying it with a war with the old European states, or hy allowing it ii share of the spoil, which we can afterward resume at our leisure."

Peter the Greal.'s plan to make Rus-

sia master of the entire world was:

"When Sweden is ours, Persia van-

quished, Poland subjugzited, Turkey conquered-when our armies are united and the Black Sea and the Baltic in the posse§'sion of our ships -then we must make separate and secret overtures. first to tho court of Versailles and then to that of Vienna, to share with them the dominion of the world. If either of them accepts our propositions, which is certain to happen if their ambitions and self in- terest are properly worked upon, we must make use of one to annihilate the other. That done, we have only to destroy the remaining one by find- ing a pretext for a quarrel, the issue of which cannot be doubtful, as Rus- sia will then be already in the ab- solute possesslon of the East and of the greatest part of Europe.

A Good Dreamer

How nearly that dream materialized

makes one of the most interesting chapters of Nnpoleon‘s life. The French Emperor and Czar Alexander I. met on a raft In the middle of the Memel River at Tilsit and drew up plans to divide the world. Austria was then a cat‘s paw for Napoleon through his marriage with the arch- duchess, Marie Louise. But England was too strong on the sea and Nu- poleon began to pla`y Russia false so Alexander broke his pact with the French Emperor.

Peter believed the future supremacy

of Russia was ordered by providence. He saw the star of empire working its way north-Egypt, Chaldea, Baby- lon, Greece, Ronie. France, England and then the hordes from Russia and northern Asia. He said:

“I look on the future invasion of

the eastern and'weste_rn countries by the north as a periodical movement. ordained by providence, who in like manner regenerated the Roman no- tion by barbarian invasions. These emfgratlons of men from the north are as the reflow of the Nile, which at certalr. periods comes to fertilize the impoverished lands of Egypt by its deposit. I found Russia as s. rivu- let. I leave it a river. My succes- sors will make of it a large sea, des- tined to fertilize the impoverished lands of Europe, and its waters will overflow in spite of opposing dams erected by weak hands if our descen- dants only know how to direct its course. I give these countries to their wntchfulness and care, as Moses gave the Tables of the Law to the Jewish people."

Tragedy of Snoring

John Westniitt, aged sixty-seven, an

inmate of Caxton workhouse, was found guilty at Cambridge Asslzei of the manslaughter of John Knight, ah other aged inmate. Knight snored durlns the night, and Westnutt, great ly annoyed, struck him on the knee with a belt. Medical evidence showed that death resulted from septic ab- sorption. The wound was not serious, and probably would not have been fatal had not Knight been a man of weak intellect and low vitality. Wow nutt, who had been in custody for 1* dan’ imprisonment. ' _ .

"-RMI. high-class velvet carpets, wonderful values in Brussels, Tapes-

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Hr. Emlyii Davies, A.l\.A.l(.. the holed baritone voailll. ¢l0c\_\l'\O the statements frequently ind; that Hr. Lloyd Georze ie no¢__._.l\il\ed!‘ musical to the extent of being able to sing fu tune 'are entirely ilioulffeot. “I can speak with some knowledge of the matter." says Mr. Davies, “hecanee‘ lor ten years I occupied the lidqt, lm-` medlately behind the Chimcollol' lt' Castle street \\'elsli Baptist Chapel, London, where Mr. Lloyd George is a deacon. I can assure you he has n tenor voice fur above the average, of remarkable strength and purity. I re- member him on one occasion, when, we were trying a new hymn tune, turning to me and saying. Emlyn, sing the tenor part until I get the han( of ft,' and this he soon did. }ie` told me his favorite song was 'Captain

during the social hours that brighten the experiences of the Welsh congre- gation at Castle street." _

Pmncsss v|cromA Louisa

eldest dliilghter of the German Em peror.

HE GAME T0 UANADA AND F0llNll1A SURE

New York Engineer Praleol Canada's GlN PILLS.”

You never can tell when you are going

to have xi Kidney attack. It may be during a visit, oii :i journey,-any time. It is wise always to have GIN PILLS with you, at lisnd. They are handy to slip into your travclliu bag. Splendid for Kidney and Illaldder Troubles, Rheumatisni and Lunibsgo.

29 Ilroadway, New York.

"I bought sonic of your GIN PILLS

at Victoria, B.C. last September. Your remedy I Bud, at 60 years of age, to give effect relief from the Kidney and Blndzler Troubles incident to one of my

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it is wortli a tripacross the Continent

to find GIN PILLS arid to be cured of Kidney and Bladder Trouble. But dou’t wait till you are sixty, before you learn by experience the great good GIN PILLS will do you. If you have the Erst, signs, swollen joints or ankles, pain in the back, hlack specks floating in front of the' eyes, take GIN PILLS at once. They will free you of these symptoms of Kidney and Bladder Trouble. 5oc. nbox-6 for $2.50. Sample free by writing National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto. isa

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1 ` “EM1>REss or ASIA" “ To Leave Liverpool June l4tli

GPIIUIAL BOUKLETB ON APPLICATION

Ilomeaeekers Excursions 1 Special Second Class Round Trip Tickets on Sale every Wednesday until November.

I Winnipeg 48.65 Calgary 64 I5 1 Equally Lew Nates lo other Points.

CANADIAN FIC -'siioiir lov 1 ‘t - Points in Maritime Provinces 1 to Montreal and West.

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Price 92 I-2 with 25 Pa °- l5'|lJl\il"$-V' ' I/A

The Ogg y has sighed contracts for zro,ooo H P. the net re-

venue from wmh will more thanpay the bond interest 'twfiie over.

Iloyal Securities Corporation. Li`i_n_ij_e

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|64 Ilollia St.

Ienireal, Toronto.

f'|i`i`iiiix. N. s.

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Town of Glace Bay

,_ 4 p.c. bonds due July l9l

Investment Bankers,

_ Si. John, N. B. Montreal. Que.

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That pain in the back

_ is caused by diseased kid-

neys. Get on the right road to health by using Rexall Kidney Pills, a preparation that is fully guaranteed by us. Money 1

a box 5oc,_ three boxes for ' $1.25, six boxes for $2.50. The Mcl§nrion Drug

1 Co , corner Great George

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» oi the ideal Investment

All are posessed to a marked

degree by thc Capital Stock of

l the Eastern Cana ii Savings & ‘E Loan Company.

SAFETY is :issurod hy roul-

iziition assets of $1,401,520-or $120,000 in orcoss of nlil iuli - ities to tho public und the stockholders

' INCOME is :issured by tho

incrousiiigly ~.-iii-iwssful record of the Coinpzini-'_~i conservative practice for the mst quarter century ut' lozining its funds _\‘<ilt:l_\' i;ii .\'1‘l¢1i:l- Novil. Sootltt i'<~::l estzilo.

1' l‘llUl"l'l` iw iissurvil liy tho _ steady a|i,ireciution in value of

the stock as the ulrciidy 'large Reserve Fund is yearly :i\i_;g- mented by additions from sur- plus en|°niii|.,'f4.

The pui' value of this 7 p. o'

Capital Stock is $50. ii. shura und ut; to-du_v's price it yields

l 51|. <-. But- the present large

ltnsorvo Fund und surplus earnings j\uitifio~ tlin expec- tiilioiis of :iii viii-I_v increase in

_ thu di\1i¢l`Ini¢l. l~‘ui'iln»r partic-

iilurs for the asking.

.l. C. Mackintosh &Co Established |875 Members McntrealStocli Exchange Direct Private Wires Halifax. Si. John. Montreal,

` New Glasgow, Fredericton.

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Misty visn... comes witn advancing

years but can ue cleared oy properly titt- ed glasses. Spectacles are our special_ity ’ Wuen we fit them they give satisfaction.

M. SILVERSTON

Expert Optician. 168 Queen St. at B. F M tchells Jewelery Store

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SYNOPSIS OI' CANADIAN NORTH.

WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

ANV person who i°= the vols head ol n

laiiiiiy. or any male over IB years old

INQV '"\m°'\¢°l_'l A quarter sec ion of a~ vaiiable Dominion land in Manitoba nnssnichewan or Alberta. The applicant must appear in person at the Dominion

Lands Azency or Sub-agency for the iiatriot. Entry y proiy may b_s_mnde at iny_Azency, on certain conditions by lat er, mother. son. daughter, brother or uister of lntendinghomestender. Duties -Six months’ residence upon` and cultivation of the land in each of three years. A homesteadsr may liv within nine miles of his homestead on si farm of at ieas_t80 acres solely owned and, occupied by him or by his futher. mother, son, au¢ht.er,_brqthsr or sister.

in certain districts a homssteiider in

good standing may preempt s quarter !¢0¢l0D1\l0D¥f\ide his homestead. Price B00 per acre.

Duties.-must reside upon the home stead or pre-emption six months in each ol six sears from data of homestead entry gnolu ing the time required to earn omsstna patent) and cultivate fifty acres extra.

A liomsetender who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot obtain on lllivl-1 a may enter for a purehasazl home- eteadlgn certain distiicts. Price £1.00 per acrs, ntiss.-Must reside six months in \ch nl three years, cultivate fifty acres nd_srect a house wortli‘§00.00.

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The Morning Guardian

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SPECIALTIES

Disinfecting and Pumigatiug

Furniture Repaired and Reup bolstered.

Silent SaIl{e_smen made toorder ii1iisl?ii‘issiiii~i‘r$oisc°»-`ii~i.‘2 s5if2.9.f North Side. Phone 3207. dttlti

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SEALED TENDERS addreeiied io'ihe uindersigned, and endorsed "lender for construction ol a so fi. a inches Bllasle *’°.fGWV_V0vdenTuir, will be receive at t_liis oiliceuntil |00 -'_ M. onlldondar May ia. isi.s._i¢.i- the eenntrustlon olasolmin- nlies oinele Screw Wooden Tu! Wil-h Gasoline Motor. _ P10115- specification and form of contract can be seen and lornis ol tender ootaineo H,'~ this Department and atthe offices of 1- 5'- 5.°h‘VllZQf. Eau., Mech. Superinten- dent l.tirl_:s Building, ingswn, 0n;,; A, |43. Dilbuc-‘l‘.sq.,l.lis\rict En lneer,Montrenl, Que.: 0. E. W, Dodwelf. Esq.. Halifax lf 5_5 G.A Bernasconl. Eau.. District hnsineer. North sydney. N. s. H. ri. lleunvlly. ipaq.. _sup.<.f iii-edges. 5:. Jenn. N. B.: . I, Nickerson, Esq., insp. of 1]_{l_;e_r{_F;»_s_____Li\'[e}ru\»ol.I N. B. _and JH. N.

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Uhnrlottolowii,l‘qi:l.l.n°p ° D" R F Persons _tenderintr are notified that tenders will net be ronsinersd unless rnaclc on the piinteii form sup lied,iiiid Hllrned with their actual sfanaturss. ’*°"l~'“Y‘¢he"' 0C<=\lDatlons and laces ol "‘?*“d9nc¢\. In the case of firms. the actual slirnuturo. the nature of the occupation. and 5-lace of residence ofench member of tne firm must he given. Each tender must he accompanied bg lin ncccented c h e q u e on ii c nrtered bank, payable tu the order ol' the Honourable I s Minister of Public W°l‘|lB.equnl to ten per cent (lop. c.) of the amount of the isndsr. which will bc torfeltedif the person tenderin decline to cuter into a contract when c Ned upon to do no, or fail to complete his work

contracted fur. if me gland” be not accepted :he cheque wll _ba returned.

Ihe Demrtmeatdoes notgind its/.-lrto

accent thelowiast or any ten er.

y order. _ R. 0. HEBROOBER ~‘.

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Department ni Public Workman u I

Oilawa Apri 11, lots. NBW_BPI\pers will not be paid lor ‘his

sdvetieament if they insert it wir-out \i2h¢;2r_i_ty_lrom the Department.-lille.

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