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Hon. _unlloli cu.. lllllli in vullunln lllu llsliln alMl YESTERDAY ln

isirsnviswsn in B-_(;_ nn llunllill Hulll lulullu nsucliinl Mill House oF comilons

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The vancouver. B_ C_ Sun of “__ _be doubted for an _nsm_m__ (From Our Own Reporter.) HALIFAX, M-arch 6.-Gruced by The regular quarterly meeting of

cent dats publishes the following in- gsi-viem with Hon. Charles Dalton. Mr. Dalton,J in is letter to The Guar- dian states that in his conversation with the Bun representative he told of the superior merits od the P. E, Island fox and the superior advant- ages of P. E. Island_for fox ranch- ing, but the interviewer for some reason had left this out.

THE FOX INDUSTRY

"British Columbia ought to be a

good place for the raising of foxes nn industry, which is one of the most successful of any breeding business," yesterday at the Hotel Vancouver, said I-ion. Charles Dalton, of Char- |pf,tetown, 1’.E.I., Who, more than twenty years ago, Uturtcd what pro- bably was the first fox farm in Can- ada. and who recently sold out his business for $650,000. ' The distingu- ished visitor is a member of the cab- inet of Prince Edward Island, and has large interests in Eastern Cana- da. His only Western investment is in this city, where be is a large shareholder ln the Dominion Trust Comps-ny, a meeting of whose board of directors he is here to attend.

MAKES OVER $600,000

Foxes are the visli:or's hobby. I-is has handled foxes for years and owes his fortune to two of these animals with which he went into business. He says that these two made him more than $600,000 when he sold out last year? besides all the money lie got for hides during the past twenty years. Therefore, he knows what he ls talking about when dis- cussing foxes. and the chance for breeding. their. successfully in British Columbia. _ It is his belief that in this province they would be raised very well, and the breeds could easily be supplied from Alaska, where the Prince Ed- ward Island farms have obtained many foxes.

s'l'Ai1'r“'os'< INDUSTRY

The estimated increase in the value ol foxes in Prince Edward Island last year was $4,000,000, the visitor

says. He estimates this will double ,"You are two months ahead of us in

next year, The industry grew out of

With l-ion. Mr. Dalton are his two

_'l_hon they will go South and return laastwaru via the 'united states,

dU»U&'nters. The party will gg to Vic- I; wrla during tae week and Mr. Dai- ton will visit dir Richard McBride. 3

OTTAWA, March 6-The formal ap- the presence of His Honor Lieuten- the Fish and Game Association wus (From our UW" n“p‘"tei)

ce ward Islulid i<ihl“ct -iid

one of thc Island s mlllioniiilus, is

While coming across Us 1. allies C

course of a chat with The Province t

mi Lsiy rich section will be r

how he found business at the places lie stopped on his way out, Mr, Dal

to

“For the length of time that the

country has been opened up and the vast amount of work that has had to be accomplished I consider that business is in n marvellous condi- tion. There was one thing I noticed,

0 ..

across the country and that was the

every hand. Why there were huge S Piles of straw rotting and apparent- ,.

in our country. Why don’t.the farm ers use it for making fertilizer. or b

rough paper?" heiasked. f This season of the year _here com- pares with theyvesther _that is found ._ in 'the Island at the end ol May as regards growth » and the advance

»0u have grass here and we have

blizzards there," said Mr. Dalton.

the success he had with the two small animals with which he sturtedl

the matter of your agricultural sea- son we not being nrle to start until May or June."

could not help being amazed with the d abundant signs of ii creat future g

this morning "I had no idea it was m so wonderful and when the country h becomes -populated I couldn't help 8 thinking what a wonderful and enor- B

h wever, he said “all fue way

F3

tremendws Waste of hy°`l“`°d“°t On fe p tion of high coiiimis- duced in colors, While a seascape was | farmer the summer frost-llne- is

loner for Canada in Loudon and was also shown, ~ being pushed further nortb` year bv

ly no °n°rt is made W PM this v°~1“‘ Bhaughnessy, president of the C. P. r able material to any use as is done F

° e

could it not be used for making 8

ment of the season, lie says. ' I

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lhc D1\lt0l\ fnflll- Wllem in th0Be| Conditions in Prince Edward Island “FW days ,Of thi’ l“d““l~T`Y 5* f°‘|have never been so prosperous s ya skin was worth Qnly $100 f0f tl\°|Mr. Dalton, t-be effect of the fifnangal

finest, the same shin now will sell easily for $1,000. Mr. Dalton for years past took the highest prices on the London market, receiving a record price of more than $3.000 for one hide. This is the visitor‘s first trip West of Montreal, and he is loud in praisc| oi the beauties of the nloluitain; scenery and the vastness of the; snow-hlanlieted prafries over which the C.l’.R. rushed onward, toward the West nlld the slidvhcovepod selkirlls.

I

(71'l`Y'S FUTURE /ASBURRD

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"N0, I cBn'1; gay _ hat Vancouver Surprised me a ‘b-lt," said Mr. Dalton "lt's my first visit but -I expected to seo just about' uch a city- I have been more o lessin touch with progress here o account of my in- vestments. I‘ d a fairly accurate mind picture _the city.. and had read n lost ut it and seen num- °"°l|S photo phs. Its future cannot

collar, nv me-i

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Ons cent per word each insertion is this column. Gash must accompany! order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

WANTED, AT ONCE, BRIGHT BOY for errands. Apply et Guardian .°I**£9~_ 1393».2;2_5}‘.“_'.-_ FOR sans:-oNili DRIVING HORSE. harness. sleigh, weggou. Apply 235 Flwoy st. isis-i-viialiim ONE nlcAu'rIs'Ui. Mans’ MINK son WB. dark _ colored and tame, Price. $85.00.* Wild Animals, Cook- shire. 1?, 3,1. _ isis-:l-viuiligd uosr-A ijinrfsiuiasnmnna as-i lwccn Lower Greet George street lurid Msiimiint. o mu.. Finder please leave at Great Gwfsd' Bl-ljset,_ ' 1588-8-Tmiipd FARM il-on siI.`.iT.»-‘Ar muroiv Gi miles from Glnrlottdtown con-

taining 145 acres' ‘iii the belt state of cultifetloni I' particulars “Ply to W. H. lgfne.

» ` ` 15l1:8.7tnSllld

NORTH

Char-

acrel in

with a

and to

River

seven Rodd I

wo and ni

stringency _seeming to have paslsed over the province. This Mr. Dalton B

ment The fur produced is the finest W

in Ehe worad and big money is hgmg to secure them the ice broke awav day 5° um. Fesult °f 8 bm’ "°mV° _ mud- 0|' WDM’ W° 11101’ take U10 VBS*

mu e by t oss engaged in the in us- try We have government inspection “ to ace that the breed does not deter- ° loratc,” he said. _ B

mous nnd is fostered by the govern-

"Thcn this year the control of the 2

oyster beds was vested in thc provin-

000 acres or more of the finest oyster beds you will find anywhere. 'Tile

policy of preserving these beds as

Here attending th: annual meeting is

. .

. _ .I

0. _ _,, .

i

Ca

was seated Governor MacGregor.

stsndiu in front of M ` Bu li

onsidering the matter, Sir '.l`L~omas Alter

_ eplies,

.., said that he had nothing what- hall in

ver to say in relation io it. It is Deputy

licatioli by the Canadian Northern ant-Governor MacGregor, civic, army held in the City Court Room last BJIWBY for a bond guarantee was and navy and merchant marine ofh- evening. ' lB°¢d in the hands of Premier Bor- cers, commercial and financial men, After the reading and adoptin of en this afternoon. |the_l= hero of the Vulturno disaster, the' minutes of me previous min" 11: is understood that no definite Captain Francis D. Inch, was honor- the ex,,¢,,¢|ve reported having I-eceivg.

The ya,,¢o,,ve,. Dany Produ” in amount was named, this being left cd and congratulated in the city ed. no complaints of any mmnge_

an ,nga-new Wm, Hom `__ha,1esDM_ to flztutlie _negotiations providing the 'rifixuncill chamber Wgdiieclsday afternoon. ments of the Fish and Game Laws ton ,Bys¢_. appl _a ora is favorably received. It W"*;3h° Bm gf- Wl1S_ __ 0d0V*;]l`fl9Wil\8 during the past qu-arter. ,,. .,, ., ,, , is ‘i32‘I.1°ifii-.ihii iii 2Z*£ii'i‘i“Z3 ",‘.‘§ us i.i’Z‘§‘I.°.‘2,..‘3.‘~I.§.’.§’.'i‘."’.‘i’.i...‘.Z. 32351.53 .'i£‘E..i°€’°§”i°' “‘°`§i.°'“.§“‘“i° “".;

e omnon ‘rut Q . p. o nerview e rmer it

wiiich he is heavily i,:te,_eB(;Tdpan-‘5_'_0‘_'_‘ Saturda; sitting, tihougli no ollicial ;Vh¢;P _:’l;°:_hl;\lfIlIlnlt;'H:i1ia0_:1__;Jefelll184&l:_1ac ¢;l£a<;;'el` reference to a salary for the Gvhme Liml-1,_.s Halton of .1-igmsh P_ E_ L séltliitpgiglle Tilaituk Tl bhe C;3ve;°nme'nts for tangible recognition "fiom tg: Inspector was submitted and a copy },?;_[$ste,- Egithout p_0,.do}m_ in the mme. e y e in e or somellord _ mayor of London and several ofAthe1eti:ern§ent_the Premier read.

, 1 . commu cation _was read from l‘he application was accompanied 3513335555256 Elf! E“Z1“‘“i land the Mr, Paqn¢t_ Vice-President for Kings

at the Hotel Vancouv r. Thi l li by 8' series .ot memomngumg and n _ Co. suggesting some changes in the Ur" .louriicy west of helolltimil. B As maxi? °r§pl:;':1'sY;§e'll::§ ft¢?g~:°“;v“;'\:1;"l;‘h;_’*RA¥g:x§?niegnd)yHDelPtut)Six:Zmvix; €“';‘_; La? “za That H SU" \i°9“BB

- - E B n ' _ ' ' ' e i pose , an that the open sea- -_

' i li f

,md through British _.U,umbm sléopéa extlsuiii sxuatnnce to ii funusr,§§§2r‘;i“ gmgffs "_;’f“"t‘;e°‘ *sfggfnjhgg son for Partridge be from oct. mu gg! Amps Ex] “E553 0|: g0|_D

uarantee. The 'appeal was based th d ' It G . presentlduck season be. changed to ARE MODERATING

. _ ., _ ` . largely upon the representation that' 8 oomed V0 umo' apeam Inch h th i 4 d ` "_"'

lih-it I SHW. said ufir. naiton in the he C N R Tr n _comm nt I d reached the city hall shortly after “ge I ° OP? ng “te Sept' 15th

. . ., as ‘e a an , . _ . an cogng ¢b_ it_q~h b

ain Trunk lines are being built and :ol(;n‘;1i‘;cl;h;':nt':er°_arr;;;§f_éianggf152:; present :expressed thiimaclvgs nziiim ‘max The COHUOI of climate is evidently rolight up to a m,uch higher stand- previously gathered taking 8 seat tirely in accord witb'his views. 'wt merely a d'°“m °f the fU°‘“”e but

rd of constructions than was origin- next to the- mayor.; chain F0uow__ A discussion took place over the axgcggygzygsff gicgct m I th i_ n lly_contempl_l;ted ortprozvided for in_mg Captain inch to the chamber slaughter of rabbits during the open most interesting reign”-.S sic] Shao wa3_w l`@V\0_U5 H9091 Y 0°" me 9-_ 'was His Worship Mayor Bligh and 3351007-063 member reported hearing of artmcial interference with climate: t

In answer to the question us to ~ _ _ - -» ' » anumber o steamship and transport- “ l’“l"’ Wm “*“°p°‘1 f'°‘” °“° are to be fou a i cu l tn 91

_ _ ‘tation men. On the right of the com- “tati°“ l”"“°iP“nY t0 1°* ""‘°h°9~ countries whilch havee 5;? golonlgsd mg`

linander and next to Mayor Bligh,

n said:

g 8 an n e form of B wud Principello who were formerly on to Nov 15th every ye” That the

t d it 1 snake Whmh bf’ W5! U5l“lZ fm' BXPBN' , _‘ _ "tlindras" of Siberia as an example.

;:in:;._was lsigencospgxiog: vgmgrgg Iflcnflll _P‘ll`P0H¢5-, _ ,_ j *T*-_ Hers. owing to the marshy character bore and securdd a boat. and with ggjnggx my “g':°€,'ma:°hil§igfc Wm; In 915603 3°'-H10. itiistso izlhiirifsushly

, _ _ a i 'g 0 0 e 0 e y Q TH REBELS WERE EA _ c e at even ii he eg t o

illhld glglmefliudg. rescued him several what he hclaiTcd yu; B sm: “"3” -_..._ B TEN _summer it is glways frozen hard J I I t d ok h t_ dote to e v rus o te sna e. c MEXICQ March 6_-ph, wth »d within a few inc es of the surface.

cial government. we have about 40,- mg°22a‘,‘_“‘f`.0"““’6 “ '§’m§"_‘m,,t“Bn f‘,x‘;§,_ liud iust finishes treating ii goat ,,,,,,,,s_ who Wm mom; t_‘)’;;‘;'&B ic ls admitted flint if elim si-ent

fence similar* to that of Captilfn Ran- “'hi°h_h“d bw" bitw" and he had 'Torreon were defeated yesterday be-Im" “ma” coma be drained °f "mr

_ _ som. The two men.drifted on the ;‘;°s°f:3;‘_ickl;‘d ‘layvigliegglyl-i§}afg';:a£‘; tween Cineios and Escalon by 700 ‘;;1,f;::;h;'r:'d“;'lEe ';‘f;:;l:§° ,srwéibetgg

8°V¢\““'“°"¢ has °d°Pf¢d thi’ W1” clalmpcrsdflithclose zirogfmitv ti;deacii which is peculiar to Brmsh India Federals. A despatch says that -io0'wou1d be the outcomm _

OTTAWA, March. 4.--Parliament

spent a dull day of it today in the consideration of estimates and other such necessary but prosy matters.

Hon. Dr. Roche introduced his

their claims thereto and be paid i p

was spent over the estimates of the ii Inland 'Revenue Department. n

Opposition members to view with HIHWYI. denounce, hold up to execrii- itlon and otherwise find fault with the various items of this department, no important discussion developed. The debate in fact was mainly char-

resolution to extend the time during acterized by the petty personal ideas which Fenian raid volunteers who- to hold land grants, might relingiiish l stoops, when it can find no other

which Opposition sometimes

owder for their gun. »There was also

$500, and the remainder of the_day.some criticism of the new Weights

nd Measures Act and beyond that- othing but an infinite weariness of

Despite the best efforts of the words,

[Ii|MilE IS IMPHUVINE

UN Till PHEMIEH

LONDON, Mar. 4.-One of thc most

This fact was deplored and it was - ~ - ' agreed that some action should be Wlvggtn cg,-négtgsélvilg iscenéhetlmevséstl taken to stop this wholesale sl u h

9, number of addresses and year. Mr. J. Obed Smith, Assistant

Captain Inch left the city ,gupeginteiidcntthof tlslmigraéion for

a em-,Inge accompanied by L NDONI M ch_ 4__Ca . , ana a, _ays at wcn y- ve years

_ Mayor powem E_ A_ shun, bmgght before 3fay_g0_mg Ifgfgonei ago in Manitoba, summer lrosts were

elleved locally, however, that such ders, secretary of,the board of trade; ai; the Duke pf Yo;-lug theatre by W_ expected “B 5 ““t‘“"“1 mm, an ‘“°`"t` suggestion has been made to him'and P. Mooney, agent of the Canad- Somerset Maligham's new play, “The time event: the, °n1y.““e5tm“ a"m“` rom an official quarter. ian Northern, steamship dines. Land of Pr isa." Unfortunately, ‘nz the farmer B 'mud was Wham”

The inscription n the cu is-als.-like an uggrs, th dra t-ictrh s php- -v-‘\_Sm"“°“i www be .°°v°r°

___,, . _ .. _ idlmwsz-A 0 _ _P cuosggqzg B resent th; sem:-B side if enough to _(lh.l'i'i8.lZ8 tho CYODB. All the

P 7 present time the question of summer

Pmwnted t° Captmn Francis D me 1" the Dmanion The may tens fronts has beuome almost a tradition

Inca. by the citizens or Halifax, iii ii story oi 'itlie west. emphasising ,or ,_ g,,,,,,,,,`,0,, the ,,,,,,,,,,.s '.,,`,,,,,",

recognition of his gallant and heroic thc l'0UEher DDHBBS Ol the scttlcrs I b t bl d t ll thi conduct on‘the occasion of the burn- me In Manitoba 805 D0¥`tl`&YiT\g the §€:§ccte1gn_eenItri(;un(?t Oérlxvathem sum?

. ' ing Ol U10 Bf»€BmBl1ip Volturno at °h‘“`a°t°r5 °f Z ma" 'md B' womnm mor (hilt in the winter as Well) that

sea, October 10, 1913. Rl"§3§?$gt§§l°i';u‘;_bhhafércxmtalzeg ggufcizclrease of temperature is to be

' ` -1' ` -the absence of old world comforts I ;mmv Darts of the Dominion

_ _'- » ‘- blora-h Marsh, disappointed -in not “ ~ _ . _ , _

*_ '°°‘=‘“i"g H" °“'°°*°° ‘°1="°>’» vm* °“”°°‘€"ii ’°.i‘..'l‘.§..`”Ti§`."’.'.°iii'.§” `§u`Z?;‘§.

glrates to her brother's household in "mn H K

Manitoba where difficulties with her that tho low temperatures with

GLACFI BAY, N. S., March 4.- -' _ ‘ V - shrewish sister in law drive her to which thev were so fammm- in tm

6

ptain William Ransom, 0( Glace marry the hired man whom 9he_old days are not now experienced. A

ay, and `a man named Jenningg, be- I V _ steady increase in the warmth _of

uscribes to the aid of the provlncfal'loiiging» to Dominion No. 6. had a Tyalggs alhsltthe idtligllxriltaigsngf gizdtlvsg th° “'1“t°I_'S X025 hand in 101114 _W_1U1 government given freely to agricul- thrilling experience among the ice _ ___ principal characters. Th l ' Ithe breaking “D .Of the Dram”

ture, the fox farmln and oyster in- floss off the harbor, and were rescued ~ stirring and impressiveeogéy l;u‘:iTl1i=1tn1Btt€I‘ 0! brlulfinlz lap thc tcm-

t

E

dnstr _ from a wa ery grave after much dif- _ _ _ _ ‘para Ure bv even a few cllrccs IS -'ouyr black fox industry is snor- acuity. 4 °%IfCg'1;'§Afi3l*;'¥_f=bzI“d‘“-- M“{°"' fie>li=iuT;l;°ho\;;i~xedwoi`iil:;“i§n§; much “ww important than may au-

Centaln Ransom. with two friends. T fin '__ l""l’m °?" "-“’ A."“’.§` ““‘ than the inauvisaiiility of nigh "°°’ at “"5” sight' ent out on the me to shoot duckl _é -wh? dd dnvoteéi hisilmetto strung; mute” persons trymg the Stretching up towards the North it several hundred mn am e baggod two and while attempting ° "5 me” _SDH U bl _Sli ii 0' _ pioneer me Pole there are millions of acres ofi was Y ~

Otable deplltutions ever constituted, allied on Premier Asquitli yesterday o urge the need for the adoption of

system of national military train-

The deputation was entirely non- artisan and among the members

p ,

g ayor g 8 g _ prairie lands in Canada and the yivere Lord Roberts and two other

was a two-handled silver loving cup WY- United States having a very radical

which, accompanied by an illuminat- V ' ' effect. upon the temperature of manv

ed and engrossed address, _beautifully districts. The experience of' those executed -by H. P. Story, of the pro- . who have investigated the matter

*"" vlnclal secretary's department, was E028 to sh0\v that the more land is

,presented to the Captain. The body broken up and cultivated the more

istinguished Field Marshals, Sir Evelyn Wood and Lord Greniell, as well as two distinguished sailors' Admirals of the fleet, Sir Gerard Noel and Sir Edward Seymour. These five men urged the need for compul-

and the maintenance of the Empire. Mr. Asqllitb asserted that the fears of the deputation were groundless. He saw. no adequate ground for ap- prehension that the capacity of this country to render 5 thoroughly good account of itself in case of an inva- . sion was less than at any previous time in Great Britian's history.

FAST TRIP OF POLICE PATROL.

MONTREAL. March i7--Asked re- f th ddr s i ld R l t- even is the temperature, “fry naming 'mm the ‘mint or

arflllingtg, rumor that he nad been ol- an-inge End the `Zl.tEy Idrgst wl(i,;mi‘;lpi'eo- That great dread of the Western' view of the safety of Great Britian re 1 e os -

SEATTLE, Wn., March 6-A spe-

cial cablc from Dawson says that the Royal Northwest mounted police pat- rol which left Dawson for Port Mac- Pherson at the mouth of the MacKen- zie River, returned to Dawson after ,, 400 milc trip over the snow in sev- enteen and ii .hull days, the lastest time on record.

imagine that the moistnfrss or ctlicr- wise of n vast area of land yvill have xi definite eiicct upon temperature. If damp land is artliieiallv drained for the purpose of cultivation it seems like that a permanent altera- tion in climate would he the result.

This is what has actually taken

place in England, for it is a proved fact the mean temperature' in that country is appreciablv higher than

A generation or so back Glaishcr

computed that at Greenwich the mean temperature has risen two dc- srees fn tho preceding hundred years. Certainly severe winter are- less fre- cuent than formerly. and when those do occur they are rarely experienced until after Chi-istn'.as. The drier ground is able to hold tht warmth of summer far into the alltlimn; in~ this wav the threatening cold is diminished and kept at bay ‘for a

ot er un e oa t at rescu the . '- _ rebels W0" killed. . lonzfrr period than would otherwise

much M possible. The beds will be c The Kraft is a very venomous rep Large tracts of forest land have a

leased out in five-acre tracts to re- sponsibleparties and they will pay so much a year for the beds, owner- ship always being held by the gov- ernment. The people to whom the beds are leased will, if they do not take proper care of them, have to hand back their portion of the beds to the state. The government has undertaken to protect the beds from poacliers which have always been the greatest source of annoyance and loss and several boats will be kept in commission and searchlights cap-

able of throwing a beam five mllesl long will [lay over the beds all night so that any night workers may be easily seen and captured. Thus the industry will be madea big one and the oyster kept from extinci:ion."

Butter, cheese, eggs and other farm

produce he says are all inarketed on the co-operative system rind a great linprovemerit has taken place in the lot of the farmer as a consequence. The government he nays does every- thing posslble to alll the farmer, realizing that not being ii _manufac- tur nr province to any extent that on the farmer rests the provlnews future. `

`nnuuise¢ui-iii; minus' oi me lust that ‘ws have had little iff' P0 Wm* mueieation wi-ui the fms_mi¢lid~ in

inowever, e car .ferry is to be

iwhicii will give us at

servlet ti the winter

and I that her elle

in

as not ur im ““‘

0 wil two mln

__ tile of the BD'0l VBVU Yi D055995

The tide will be high this after!

aptain also took aboard Mr. Jen- El . ,d it - _ ___

in 1 'rooved Uison fan s and solid a district. ln India it is known that

“£365 teeth gehynd gimme Dm-ing its ANNEXATION OPPOSED. creat nulnhers of trees bring a cool-

, attack an the -doctor, the snake in- -- ing influence. The same eflccts lluvfl

meted “va punctures, I DA]W§ON,ilV{‘i;rch 6-3 misss meet- been observrgg ip South A£ilerica Allin

Th doctor who had often v-o un- ing a n g oppose t e annexn- in Africa. e act is rea v uri er-

, ' ° earn; submitted to snake bites in lion of the Yukon to British coiuin- stood when it is considered that

""`_ order to demonstrate the efficacy of bla. 'land' densely covered with iugflc

_ his cure, slr.-llingly incised four of docs not get so heated as that w ch

` ' ed 1 ex ose t the sun's ra 5.

T0R0NT0i M8l`¢h~ 7~_sl""°`“g 1139” gggizglriztgrblg nfsgyesgcythgp- '__°_°i°*` isllftlflili-ev imlportgnto is the effect of

winds and gales, easterly t0 Ylofther' toms of’ poflloning developed. The forests noon the rainfall of the dis- IYI °l°“dY with 911°" ‘md B “‘“f*°“' antidote mass by ur. rox liimseil 53 MlNl:'ri~:s ovi<m'i‘lM-la met. 'frees increase the liuinicicv “rv 0' B limi’ “W” f°'“P°*`°f“"°~ was used, but it was too lets and ifoxias w_°:~l. of the atm-osnners nv ine evueorn-

THE WEA'l"_HBlR.-Yesterday WHS Dr, Fox was added to the roll of ~_-_ tion of moisture from their leaves. mud “nf n‘;1';’l:"`§lYl:;’ii-thVlf;y1i§ll1‘itBf";::m‘_:! martyrs to science. SYDNEY, .llarch 1'.--.alter batiling and this will be participated asain snow a a ea < -

in ~ - - - ~ destructio forests has

suririg the past few days the city "___" " “_ £32; iggzagseot ptlfk N°`;;,,t hggfgzbthhbnut a seifioiih shortage in

hasbcen "cated to a very mcdefete ' thus ’,,,,,,,,,,, the ‘m ,pin ed ,Q ine rainfall nf districts. 'rule uns ggmvggsggrgl- it wins vgmdmbzgvggg niscovsnv or OLD PAINTIIIG. _,he ,,,,,,,, of, .,.,,,,‘§,§‘,,,,°,,,,;,,,’ ,,,,,,,,§,,~i.¢u. so in Amerie.. sus in osnnsi

a 881`80B_~ ‘ ----<- " 1 dia. The re lacin of the forests.

hishvstwel 33 and th” 1°“’°°* “S PARIS. March 6-A city councillor .°"° M""°”“"°‘ “nd m“°k F““" T° although of couliss azmstter of time. 50- whim "59 319° th” uywest `r°°°m` Whil° 199900*-|118 all 0|!! S*-0\'0l-10099. 'Bay sydney got 8 raw deal by the will in manv cases restore the eli- ed °“ W5 P"°'i°““ “‘€“*~ M "M" discovered 11 plliutins believed to be '”"° "°'"°°’ “"’°"'°°d by ‘he P"°"` mats to its original condition. in '9~~“'-- Y°°z°"d°7 it' W" 31 degms by Tlntorettl the celebrated Venetian “nt °' nm L°“g“°' 1° "nuns it some of the central provinces in In- °l1°V°- painter. mndly' 'or the mst g°°_l “°°'°d by dia it has beeen observed that ten`

norm at 5-15» ¢°m°"°" at 5-4° “"4 oANl>InA'rics ron Msvonairrv. Wcdtv 19°* °“_'*°°- 511° “S8111 ‘fu fh°,was an increase oi zo pin cent ini Monday at 7.59; it will be high- to- .._._a overtime play Whcll B 8031 'B9 W0" the rainfall, Similar results have' giéalrrova att 89,125, Monday ht MONTREAL, March 6.-Rollgrt" 8”. ‘Gd l2l19tM3|l°"xl'¢;hlh0m8°9l Will; _been noticed in other parts of Amer- . an v A ~ ~ sinitli, K. 0., and George. srcls, '_wou no s ow _ e e val we ea. The lu`ll`lll¢l`l¢l1l! Bf¢°f"<‘°D B* 5-55 Real Estate men; are mentioned as and soggy making fast hockey im-l A still more fascinating branch of

~» °' re;

‘ 0 la -._‘ _ n ennp'nec‘ngeo` o 'cn W c S 8 n ‘

ii. enduhniilav at 6-21- innumss os Loan nossnm. anon. Moi-risen ol on aim :om ustursiiv pursued fusions nun- ne' Tabs n'l0nf'l_f‘fb0'l this afternoon at i _:___ wg, the,,g,f mm on the me am; h,‘oonverted into serviceable tracts of 12. and t°mvf1‘°W U 1-95- Losnow, Mares 1-Leia ao»sllu,.,turne¢i, .sins snot alter snot lust lend It is true that trees do ,uct .TM 0"* num' °' th’ mf” "“°.rsturliing to Scotland »from Egypt _to _looked like sure goals. The first per- "W ln <l°8°fl»¢l \’°¢B“S° _ihefcd ll 8° °” 'm'“"d°7~' M“°h ‘th at -' i °' attend' the" fuiieral of his brother walhiod ended one to nothing in favor ‘of '“f”°’°“t "‘l“'“l 'O' U” " “°° 9- "

= . ' the other hand. if it were possible to

_ __ _ _ mu m on taken ifr at Marseilles, and is unable Sydney and thevadded another in i i t th saham d_e“__L nd the

UL.” mug gg, ,rh'%r°.‘;,",_"‘&_r°:° “fb at iff' ‘_ ta proceed. the second while the visitors _cams ‘T “° ° ° 3 _“ 0' th’ ln” “nu” ill. ' ' f »'"mg n 9 r 8 t nn ° A regular rainfall would hecorre a' in 0‘1,|“_," up .mu length of why 'nl M “nc” TRIAL OF MURDERBIR. _ _ making it two all. When time was up "Btu" of the cumam In ,nam

5' hours and twlhty-nine minutes and 0f~ U, 'ii'-" I “M th” ‘°°" Med’ “ WM d°°m°d tc; forests produced in regions so ilrv

Nl lil' todilorrilw lleven hours and thirty- Wm” EG' "°\‘ 9-.‘Tl1\°1»Ila ll continue the plav \1“f»\l'-M mm 3°" that cultivation was onlv uossyilel H ~ \ u.“§_ -of P.- lt. Hegel, ane.Jolg\_\_V1¢stlekei‘was scored, and after fifty-three am", mizauon have h,.,mK;,t B\,C“,_

mug ml '_ ' ' 1 charged with assisting ..ohn Krsf~ minutes of play with _both teams "mumt “ml ‘sndra school house on Tuesday eveu» may eq COLLAPBII 0l'_ MEAT STRIKE. chenko. murderer. to escape from about all ln, New Glasgow managed Th, ,.,,,,,,,,1 of ,L",,,,,¢ ,ner 1,

0" W _ .__ lpn°°" "5"" °° M°“d°y' Tm' 'Mm' _t° Wt 00° P5” “N sYd'“°Y K°°\°‘° another ooworful amelloratimz force

definite influence on the climate of

for fifty-three minut.-s of <.\'ci° time in Hh0W9"“- In m““V Parts °l the

th' 'NW' Gl°°g°'W t°'"“ was '““7_years after the reaiforestation there

bo the case.

COIIHU EVEITS _

IHHOUIICEHEIITS

MEETINGS ETC.

One ccnt per word each insertion is

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twmrty-live cents.

“The postponed Basket Social and

entertainment will be held Tuesday March 10th, at Union Road Hall.

J f 1544ME1lpd.

°°NOTICl‘l,-The annual meeting of the west River Road Telephone Co will be held in Afton Hall on Satur day, March 7 at 7 °o’clock.

1503-S-6m3ie1l.

“A meeting of the Ladies Auxili-

arc.of the Y. M. C. A. will be held on Saturday at 4. p. m. in the YJ M. U. A. parlors. All members requested to be present. 1536.

°°INSTITUTE.-The King( Edward

Institute will hold (here regular meeting in Windsor Hall on Monday March llth, at 7.30 Mr. P. Brodils will adress the meetln on Potato

1 t‘h tm d M tied he I. clotliu it with trees it is llkeiv that

BUNNY Australia, Merch 6- were found yesteiday The trial of for the winning goal, making the an gh, smmge Dum, 9,, ing, few

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here. is The strife of meet workers has col-'Krafchmko begins at Morden on final score three to two in favor of smgnfgn mer, img hem an immense

*tivo lapsed, worh is resumed. Strikers Tuesday. New Glasgow. reduction of marsh land in England.

erellese hundreds of pounds and gain -*-°-*`--*°-°--'- c -'-H--‘-H----' Now. as water-laden eoi\~ is slwavs

unplug, Minard's Llnfment Cures Diltclwcf- Mlnei-ds liniment cures garget in cows. colder than dry, it is not difficult to

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Culture. 1584-8-1M2lpd.

"THE COST OF A TYPEWRITER.

You’li_nsver get ANYTHING for N0- THING - Therefore if you want a GOOD price you'll get nothing but good service out of a Smith Premier or Remington Typewriter. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. 1530

"There will be a meeting in Alex-

ing Mar. 10 at 7.30 o’clock to dis- cuss tbe 'benefit' of egg circles. All wishing to become menrbsrl of the Strathcona egg circle invited to st- tend 1548.

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