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jasses we give the iuil strength lense Bt. once, in others we give n weak 'lense at first and later exchange lor the stronger ones, in this way some eyes are grently benefitted. E. W. Taylor, South Side Queen Square. _

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o1itlls"to_`_piij". and Inbioreovier __ will ta'ke__a1i»ka'nds. of farm

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Nyssaland is the Cinderella ,bi

British Protectorates, yet no other its so full of romantic oharmand beauty. says Rev. Donald ` Fraser. When Livingstone ilrst found her and fpll in love with her he was recalled the Government before he'-had time _to tind his way to the northern reaches of the Lake, because Lord Russell felt that his expedition was costing more than was expectedf He had even to bear the cost of his little steamer out of the profits of his own book. The

land was saved from anarchy, and the Arab slaving empire that was forming was broken bv the Scots pioneers. who had to buy their own cannon and en- gage their own native soldiers. This Protectorate was forced upon the pire by the clamor of Boots mission-

aries and traders, and attervards 'lt was saved from bankruptcy and disso- lution, not by subsidies from Brltgln but by the generosity and-gforesiQlt ol Cecil Rhodes. _ ; _-

Livingstone and the'-_Edie -"

It was in 1859 that Livingstone dis-

covered Lake l\’lyn.sa. His ilfst jonr- ney up and down the Zalilbesl had revealed the wealth of vegetation and the great population that lay unsus- pected by Europe within interior

Africa. But what he saw on the shiré Highlands and along the Like shore amazed him. Here was a tedm- ing population and a land that flied his imagination with posslbilit.ies;of colonization and of plantations of <§t~ ton, sugar, and other products ti t would enrich the barbarous peogia, and by creating legitimate commeribe annihilate the slave trade. He was prepared to lay out $10,000 or $15,090 oi’ his own money to assist the ei1_i» gration of deserving poor from Sciot- land. But his letters home proposing a scheme which would have been ‘ss _disastrous us the Darien expedition, IIBDDUY received a cold response.

Meanwhile Livingstone himself was

following his favorite method oi’ travel, revisiting the lands which he had first traversed, and pushing quietly n little :further on as the peopl9__gain`e_<j,.;,con- iddsuce in him. Then his eyé!i"'\\'ere opened to the s.v'vf_ui,-annfehy pf these ungoverned lands. War had swept over thecountry that-J he liad first seen with its smiling villages, and had turned it iuto_a _blackened desert. Villages were burning. The paths were strewn with the victimslot slave raids. The paddle wheels of his steamer had to be cleared in the nioming ot corpses that had fiooEs'd down the river, and had not been eaten by the surfeited crocodiles. For three days he and his companions were lost in the woods of a deserted country, unable to find food that they could est. Frequently he was left without guides, traversing broken land whose gullies presented almost impassable obstacles. And before his journeys were over his optimism had been greatly modified by the sense of the unsettledness of the land. _

His Plans

In hiS_. latter days when he mused

over the civilization of these lands, which he never ceased to love, his plans were to open the country-_ by sending out industrial missionaries, who with their wives would quietly live and work until they had opened the way for others to follow. The slave trade was then at the height of its activity. Nineteen thousaifid slaves from Nyassiand were,annuaBy sold at Zanzibar, and Llvingstofge reckoned nine times as many had

perished by war and famine and the hardships of the way before theita

arrived at tho const. Ho recomtnendéll the placing oi' a gunhoat on the to stop the traffic at its source, sigl urged the establishment of commerce as the best demonstration of the utter wnstefulness of the traffic in human

____ ' _ ' ' ibeings. But he did not live to see

/ _ _ ' any ot bis plans carried into action

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the horror of the slave trade and of. Iinter-tribal war. while Europa wg; apathetic and made no answer to his

to the civilized world to take up nfl; service for which he died.

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"Prlcklng" the Sheriffs _

The King held a Privy Council

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._.‘l'O'l‘A'l‘0EB were moving. quite

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nl-_ Montague, is busy' building a-new pleas to his house.-B. \ -,

...°GEORGE'1‘OWN.- Rev. H. Booth-

Smdth will conduct _services at -.Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, next ‘Sunday at 8 a. n1.,‘ 11 a. ln., and 1 1 p. m.

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...‘PAIN'l2‘fNG BOAT-Messrs Poole

and Thompson. Montague, are paint- ing their gasoline boat. “Sybil” red and white. It is being done very ar- tistically' by Mr. Geo. Thompson, Jr.-B.

' ...°F‘OX EXCHANGE.-Attention is directed to the card of the Montague Black Fox Exchange, L.M. Mcltiunon Manager, which appérs in another column' of this issue.. Correspondence is solicited. _

ALWAYS CONSULT ` `- THE PHONE DIRECTORY.

-limos: every day 'ras Guardian re- ceives orders by mail to insert news matter ol an advertising nature. In most of these cases the senden, who ara' frequently* not known to any member oi the sts!! sud who have no account in the advertising depart- mvnt. write "Please insert the tol- 'lowing and oblige,” thus avparently implying that they think the items will be inserted tree. Only n new weeks ago a render wrote asking that his ad~ vertisement of Farm for Sale hs ln- serted .Preb from day to day until he cancelled 'it, as lie is g subscriber to 'i`hsjGusndisn. In this connection it may-be said that the subscription price is not suflicient to even pay tho actual cost of paper, ink, prosswork, mailing, bookkeeping and other expen- ses of the Circulation department proper, and thus subscribers have no privileges of free advertising and are .on the same footing as non subscri= lbersl Seldom ever does the sender state whether the item is to appear in the Morning Daily or ln the Evening Daily, whether for one or more times In_ either Daily, or' in both, whether as a display advertisement, announce-' ment, business local, classified nd or otherwise. When for church or chari- table Durnoses they seldom ever say so, or do not enclose suiliclent. money to psy for same, all of which will be |returned by first mail in the event oi the item no’¢ being chargeable, or if more money is sent than necessary to psy for the item the surplus will 'be roturnsd st once, there being a -greater discount for cash with order for advertising ot churches &c they for regular business. In_ all such ces es the Advertising department com- municates wlth the sender as quickly as possible by mall or phone, often paying the messenger service to get _them to the telephone if not too far distant, thus saving all possible time. People write this office to know if News, Letters to Editor, etc.,~are charged for, and to all such therein but one reply-all items etc, of a ‘money making nature, even though they he somewhat of (news nature, are chargeable. For instance, the ad vance notice_or notices 0! a concert, lecture, pie social. picnic, etc., are ,chm-geable it there is an admission yfse, silver collection. sale of pies on sale of iood or retresiunents, etc. Ad- vance notices oi purely religious ser- vices, even though s silver collection is to ba taken np, ` are not chargeable. Tho particulars of any ofthe above, alter they have been held. are. however, news and thus not chargeable. The news of any past-_ present or future business, which is utili being conduo- ted, is chargeable, it it is ap- _parent that the object is to make the business more widely known and thus increase it. Verses accompa- nying death notices are also chan gesble. Even items which are actual news and not chargeable but oncoin either Morning Daily or Evening Daily or both are chargeable for more than one insertion, as they are thus not news.

The above fasts are given for the

purpose of assisting porsuus who hsvr ftenis, etc., to mail to this oillco, so ths.t~delny and disappointment wil’ 'be avoided.

r,_ . _ vs_-__e,-s.--

boys are worth trying. -They make less work for

\ ' _ tlielmother.

1 1 Montague Black Fox Ex-

' ' change

. ‘ ` iliioiresnondeuce Sulicitetl.

.'Wl:ien he died at Bangweolo his spirltl ' . wus darkened with an awful sense of < L' McKinnon’ Manager V

M . l’- 15.1.

' AsrlziMl_rn_?»n”¥“°

appeals. Yet his death was the call'

_Bert M ac 36,006

Before breeding your valuable

be beaten and sta d at

_' _ "iB1ack Prince” Hose for

_ ...°I'1' PAYS to‘b\\y in t\`ls1§rovisos`_ ...°0NE word each laser-

ti I r sdvs,vx.|q;;|'ln~1.l1is sounaa. Orb enlist “Oompa-ny order. Misi-

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_(ml, in Montague yesterday.-B. _mum charge twenty-tivsusts. U“‘°“ P” °

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Readi ! Boca »- 1 outlie. .i rnciiic 99|

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,__~.\nnrrioNs.-oops.. .robs nw- ...eras losslnlo nlmv ow- Ute” C°1’1'°' 531 5" “ll i " 1 ` ~ " -

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also an i»¢.omsu»a at tw. k. Joint-_l ~

tous's, liontlgno; ' .

...°'i‘Ill'l\ KQNUN9 DAILY Guel-

dian ws be 0U_l8llIb¢l.et H. J. Ma- bon's Drugstore, Bouris.

,..°lI'. 0. Jonnw is Guardian agent in Bonus. oline phone is 5, _

...°T. GORDON, __I-YES il Guptllilh agent in- Montague. I-lil 0|f>l¢l l‘l*°D° is 18, and lhidense phono lil-_

...°snBsonIBlilRB should renew n week or two before the _time they have nam :br has expired and time not miss an issue, as all savers lr* dlscountinuen prompuy on 0111117 date. _ `_ _ _

---¢¢-,»-_-».--_- PERSDHILS

...°ll/ir. 'Hammond Nelson, Char- .October lottetown, was in Montague this ‘December week on a business trip.-B. '

...'Mr. A. D. Lilly. representing

Bouiter, Waugh & Co.{' Montreal, was in Montague WeduesdHll-'-'B-

...'Mr. Wm. J., Nagle, St.. John. F0-

presenting Brophy, Parsons and Rod- den, Montreal, was in Montague this week in the interests oi his ilrm.-B.

___‘Mr. H. S. Wanamaker, St. John,

representing James Curistine & Co., Montreal, wus in Montague this week on n business trip for his firm.-B.

...'Mr. Crookson, representing Wald-

ron, llroiiin & Co., Montreal, was in Montague Wednesday on a. business trip.-B. _

._.°Mr. J. S. Perry, Summ/erside, re-

presenting the Scottish Rubber Co., Montreal, was in Montague yesterday

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i High Los Close i ~ . _, ' lBraziiian Traction SH 97* 'DH Detroit No S810 - .

_Minn s straui (B°°)1aa| .HIL 1831 ;N. B. Steel & Coal Coin N0 Dbinie. ,Richelieu & Ontario _ 1141 ,Shawinigan No Bale _ 'l ‘spanish River Com ho Sale iq-,,,,,,,¢., ny 144; 14s_ 143 -'rwin City . 1°* Brick 541 34; 541 §Tuxtiis 331 33 33A 1 .

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