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Of Concerts Sbcials, Entertainments etc , with admission lee, silver collection, or of a money making nature, 5 cents a line (of 6 words) for first insertion, and 2% cents a. line for each continuation Churches and chan table institutions half rates Minimum price 15 cents Black type announcements double rates. Births, Marriages a. n d Deaths FREE but verses with deaths ';°_°u° rate as above

THE GU ARDIAN

| ..._ ,

NOTIGE

is here given that appliution will be made

tothe Par lament of Banda at its next session lor an act to incorporate “The Shipping Federa tion ofCanada." having its head oice at the City of Montreal, with the following objectr-

To anialgsghsteuaind feds-rate ‘slalpownera

s

whetaerrsdividaslsoeeorpusigns exid I8 °l’

fnurqandsuchdherpanm doorosrattons uma homtimetotimehe iiinterested in the

agtrade ofCaaa¢=.toact

operate sith aa otizenr assoclationlgalmpaay or

is theestyulq ‘trade ot

tsadssossa therewithaad

as is may deem advisahte

and nm all meh

interests acquire owl a

dispose! of moveable and itmemzvésble psig

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ma see a ra n o

,to makeby-laws rules and regulations

or its governmeul. for the carryinxoat of its objects, forthe imposition of fees calls sub- scription and penalties upon its members, ag sopossessaiithe other usual neeessaryor i be dentairlghts,powersor rivileges as may __ necessary or incidents or-conducivo_ tote attainment of the above oluects or any oi

'ilil like

n vmsox i

- PRBRS A _ .

` Solicitor for the Applicants, _ Dated at the City of Montreal, this soth. day of

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Qnsvbiimonisal Estate. _

Paterson Downing C0’l'

Commission Merchants.

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Wbiisaidlstlil. _ Wasesside oppssits i. miner, l

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COAL

\ Bulls were so Painful PEOPLE *I ascvcuz s:;l»g_>|;l:s_sV'r,o onoes- f'

oagl|.AN|i's r;4=|c'g,_uRs or=».1'»=§ l vntllgcs or v4_.'A|_P|. 1|

could not sleep at night

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lrrnaeo on neon Less I

ann Anus “

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urdock lood ltters

GURED THEI

lnecessary for the blood to be cleansed beneath a shade _f _no bon h Then before the eruptions will disappear. For some peach trees lfneendeepgis Sami ull’ P‘“’P°’° *mf* 'U °°th‘°¢` W “lil” Then some red-ro-.vt houses built by the

Burdock Blood Butters as the thdhsauds

af temmomah ws have on hand Wm tiny figures moving about on the high

mmf? ~ 'ledges and on the roofs of the houses-

Up the trail a. man on a. burro was

Mr Willard Thompson, Mcl\eill'a Hills,

P E I , writes us as follows . “ I wish to state to you what Burdock Blood Bitters

ciiff like turtles] The first evidence

It is well knowntoall that had blood is of life was a small field of corn sul

the direct cause ofail skin diseases and it ‘1'@€D in 'U12 W=l»Sh° 01' dry 1`i\’€l‘ bei

has done for me Soma time ago my blood got out oforderaad many boils appeared

neck, legaand arms. They wereso that I could not sleep at night.

Ahsr having tried many dilsssot remedies without any succsss, I Easily decided, oa` the advice of a friend, to use Duédock Blood Batters. Bel' had quits used two hotties stely dis-

suphasiss the

ttf!

market

ego as §§§§@. '.2 5

258 Wsslklisl St., Hostal. '

» |-noi-1 canoe

Inveslmelll Scollrities. sroclcs, norms, _ omuu, oo1'roN.

Lsted market news-6pecial__at- ieuueagiveaie-noniiuoa smile- - Owuersolliovaacotiamiaesshouid'

writeus.

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withacargoof i

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Easter Zardf'

_ We have just received our AL

.557 -supply 6f Easter Cards and ~

hui 1 ail th

ata time, ess:

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I we are sure you will appre~

ciateours - '

‘ Ex¢ellent Assortment,

il. B. PATCH, C11_’f°W=\

A;eacyDirectoriatl*:R_.I. _

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Local Agents Wanted.

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ioes. latorlss. ete- Oth!!!-Blk ol Nova O@iisDuiIdii\¢,Charisttetowa.

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They are marked at low

f prices 'which combined with

good assortment ought to go quickly. Prices range

1

» From' 5 Cents Up.

Thesecards are_a1l 1903 "

designs and very 'We _

~ would be pleased to have you

inspect '

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llitcl_icli’s »B°0}B'wre»_ _

.@esn_8i..,, __ QpU.Prowses’. :_

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=--$5. “‘%"~fféf‘i '[5 - _‘his i».¢6»§2£6n<i,>1“'s’rear°»i _ snii~iw§'»°

` ni ce saddiil *Bmw*

Ui ~..t.: *Lei "_, 89 - _ _ If

has Ciil Dwellers n Busy People-Pratt! l aizes mule 10l'c.biy than PBIDBPS 5-NY'

and Picturesque as Girls and Statoi| i

as Young lothers Are the Pueblo

\Vomeii_ '

Hamlin Garland contril'-utes an inter-'

iliiiig' e.:>e has (10112 IDE lI1LeIl8e i!iV~:i.i- tive activity which the his-FC-6 3°\*’~ Created. _ \

Il ln oi-alles ondtlres it would seem

that all the p.oblems of 'immediate lm

csting article to The October Ladies' Home Journal on the homes and horns life of the Pueulo-Dwelling Indians lCliff-Dwellcrs of the Southwest) whom he designates as “The Most Mysterious

P80 in Amerlba." "lit took fear Oi-_*individual saddles of aihminurn

D

man to eetthese villages on these heights," he writes. 7"As I l|PProached Walpi I could hardly believe anything

giving was upon it. The houses, mas# ive, dirt-colored, flat and square as rocks, secreted tl1e1jz3selves_ up9n___tlié

Then an old man Watching .it-seated

Government. By this time I coulduee

driving a_ flock of sheep and gong. He were light cotton trousers undo. calico shirt. His legs were bare, and on his head was a straw hot. Farther up the trail some old women were tnillng with huge bottles of water: slung on their backs. From the moment I en_- Lered that trail I was deep in the ele- mental past. Here was life reduced to its simplest form. Houses of heavy walls, with interiors like cellars or caves, set for defence upon xi. cliff. l-Iere _were flat roofs, t_l_ilck, to keep _out the sun and to make a dooryard for the next tier of houses above._ Here were nude children with tangled hair, wild as -- eolts and fleet as aiitelopes, dancing on crags as high as church splres. Here were dogs just one remove from wolves-solemn dogs. _able tc :limb a ladder. Here were men and

women seated up-on the floor arid €&t~ -

ing‘“from_ plaques of 'willow and bowls of clay-`ot their.fown_ _,shaping and burps lllk- ""»1~ .' ~ __

pretty as girlspnndmspme of thqnr

stately young mothers. They generally in gnoups of titre# ot

, cooking, uhltewashing, wca ring painting pottery They seem £0

a good deal ro chatter about, and

their smiling faces are very agreeable

J ' -1

penance han been solved, but the

faulty sa<_1_;i_;e has been za soéircte of ’¢;§_i_- _- "_ ,_ f. ' 'sf' _

soyancé, comfort, an ,. 0° 0?' '_ ‘ _=_.f: _ a if lil health. ~ ._ _ i _ _ '

l “M I ' ' .mi ` if

` on

A new York inventor, SAYS 1115

Journal of tha# city. is now making

order-£ro'm_moulds 1na`de_b§'f the fillers- _aild ieadills whcelmen Wh¢elW°' men in me rasni6n6ablej§§.I__slcycle_ clubs.- _us well as prominent' _physicians Whi aneccxuie wheel, have siren the_°YS‘

¢¢_=;»<_11v=_:e.*¢mP °f “sit” W’ *-“°" ux~;:io'.'hl.';.." - _

” "'1‘hl§`2»i>d_ea,’ says`<`o}ie.authoil.y oh milzh, ‘will uoublsjgiue utility _Oi blcyclliigfrom a ».med,oal_ standr>0-F-L The,jti1i'l'1$- ip neither _vjrilficuious noz- vulgar._ l It' i-is sensible ;8_.i‘,|f3_i.__s¢lel\tlflc _ The-gdea, _bf .having a _Q!_lf_'01'» the cycle, and having it- msde f0’03‘43¢Y fo'r- each individual and to it tl1_l_l in I dlvidunl-whether lt be tits!! ot* W0. man-is new, but it mutt b_¢_¢°m¢ popular. ~ _ _6 ' ' _ _

“I see no more lmproaristx in_a W0 man sitting a,nd'worklng`,for halt an hour uporr a Bicycle saddle equipped with a, mold of artists clay, to develop the proper lines upon which a saddle should be constructed for her £ndlVl-- dual use_ than I-would see in her_put

uidinnltely more necessary than th

ei

Ihr; time most excellent white teeth 'rneir ceremonial dress is very plctur esque, especially the -costume ot the Acoma and Isleta girls All burdens are carried by the women ot Acomn. lslsta. and Laguna upon the head, and they have, in consequence, is magniti 1-ent carriage, even late in life Th sid women of ’Walpl, on the contrary are bent and dovmvlooking They car ry their burdens tin their backs slung Ji a. blanket Tre girls ot Isleta wear a. light cloth over their heads Spanish fashion, and manag it with ilne51°a.e¢ and coquetry The eveiyday dress ot

dit, which is wrapped around the hips and tastene-B with a belt (a modified in n of the manner or wolf skin), a.b0Vl

his u sort oi slee\'el1e=H§ ch_eini_se_ ' mvers the`_bosom. _ `elr“§ir `i`s'___ `

fully tended. but is .w0ri_1fi'r_{

;raceri'il"1rr1ode§£.y _som _the _womeu._'_ '

"i _he \vc*‘ri*ién` of`fl-Iai'i“5`»`c'ilt"tfie hdli* ‘iii 'rout square across about to the Im: 'f me ups, \»mlc- me hack i.a=._i4=i fathered into a sort ot billet. The troll; riair hangs downpver ,the faces, often eoncealing one eye. Phe, unmarried

IAKING CAST POB INDIVIDUAL BICYCI SADDLE

ri.

een-eetly ntting shoe, so tar as heal h

t

and comfort are concerned .. l

This new method of taking sadd

moulds arose from tlfe' condemarion bv physicians ot the old narrow. hsrd

leather :saddles which, while one De

only be productive ot misery and ill

woman elders., The ilustration shows the process

_ami Q er of th ?C_l_u_l'_\, :of York

7"7`l8~<1`4}1,€. _ nuff-\__t_or

<-lsrsér on

` Putter, who

The process otmaliins one of th

.-...men in waipi wear their han- ii. »_ 'u-neeris placed in H Sland. c ‘hom

strange way =They coil it`_into two* 'W1-iH¢f»" BQ $1193. 91° W8* “Mel “H

ni; disks just above -their ears--the in

tent bjeing 'to sytnbolias their youtly and promise by imitating the ~s_qua.sh flower..

Phe matrons correspondingly dress .heir hair to' 'symbolize the rlpened

quash. Some' ot- the ma.id'ens"were

_awriderfully Japanese in~_>||.p1ieara.noe -

"The elm' people are a. busy folk. Th

ind Baskets 'ar`id“'ma.ke- very interesting ind often beautiful pottery. The old _neu make moccasins very deftly, while the younger men go down from the Eliif to the fields to tend the growing frop, to watch the struggling corn as

_t battles against drifting hot sand an=_1,_L_______, _ me "°°<“-so M ;z»":_:';‘:°§.‘s.;:.° °; 6:15'

, s o

remities of their climate. Ea.ch»mor1;- ug while I was in Hano I heard the rum at early dawn go _singing dovim :tie steep trail-_down into the purple slain. Their qua.ve_ring`songs floatid _ ip to me with a strange beauty. morning, \\liile it was still dark, ptia vomen wolte me by entering the rodfin ':\-here I lay to grind corn, and -_ight I went to .sleep to the reguia!_ hvthm o! the me ing stone timed to

__t:e revolved, Fri tion is appl’ed tg th "whee`!' '¢`fo that '86 rider can sit `i§-»'_

rositioii ‘as that assumed when on t

W‘h"en' the exact position hos _bee

fhl'€_0-fluarfers of an -inch. A pier-. of*~oiled silk is spread over the cla

-‘The Pueblo- Indian,--v:oxr,_en<,.are ofteri _ _ _ " ' ‘__ f'

A ' _ »- ¢, ,‘ Mt -`l.¢.'v~;:`._ ‘

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_ _ - __ _ __._ ___'_ ,__ __ __ -1 _ ; __ 1 _

the Hopi women consists or. a sort oi especlally°"-ilblilicélhlé' 'ln the _case roi _

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”* a1|d~`thr patron then tsl_¢es.bls or'

°ume. -

llwtlon every peeiiliarltror pose an

“Pmgttsrlai -lsgormed for the

An aluminium casting is 'an

the ~'

su

port

al ' _ _ the mystical religious chant of the' limit 0.# _

.ailing wo_r_nen.’ “Let it be _said that there'is no

.nan slavery amongst these ` people

more than jamong the Navajce. '~.'oui_en are chief property holders. fuse is .generally the woi'nap‘s,’ seecent is through her and not thre the talkers The _men Src, _seldom 'ere in manner. and in Acoina Jalpi, as well as in Laguna and

saw the men taking care of the

’es. and dclngflt with great

and smiling patience.. I saw no ence ot any severity Gromit in

.nd ir. Acoma. carrying woo d

'ies -of wgrter _up the steep'

lthered, morose and

-hey alone ct" all these people,

sa‘.'_.:':'_Zz~.f\." - ' ._ _

-s Bun_i1ricl_x Without Meat. _ It an iinexpected lunch box has h -ie mrepared and _therein n0_r1i`ea_t cole-,mr gai_dwiehes._take`_the o

-ai ..-bcllid egg and mash it smooth

A tablespoon of "melted Butter:

half a. tablespoon- 6 each of

pepper, mustard and 1' a pound-ot common ¢bQ¢i¢_ hen, stir in a. scant tabiespoontul ot

railed with delight. ‘ `

Insus-anno.

. About Boots and

and slice: -f bread. Such sandwiches wth -be

*° ‘mt ’

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centre

D'7PB9Ul'.2

holes is

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ri'-»°fQ~‘?`v with poultry

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with

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sou iriasl ride in comtort on them can

health to others. Ot course, this ir

oi

moulding an individual bicycle saddle,

rnemb I e

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_ _ _ _ _ _ ,.8 * tmpressla.ni_s_tl_c_ and' reallst'c saddies ' iconsists ,first .ln thecandidate taking

“the fmaller. “_

his or her wheel to the inventor. The

e

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Q-__ _éaaaiefsaiq '-pedar in 'pre¢ss=-fy me sairil-__

_ ___ _

spreadomodellng clay to the depth 9

slwtli wliirbe worked gin.-in tls§_ el_;a_v, I Frogs the ct_i\y__‘i*f*ipi__aster cast is"~`mad.e. z=.'ri'd_ 'from this a. po.*tte'r`n"‘%f cor_|i~-po`sit

1-nund'i\¢\‘!t'4i are cutout where de-

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For Deep Wells

It *is very imporl

Our ijyilndcls' are ’g‘l'vlh‘g

` wcllsfas deco as 111

6 F ennell &iChandl

is _

~

ting her 'foot in a shoema.ker’s mould _ ` I ` 3 _ I M T to secure a perfect last for her shoes ’ __ - __ W In fact, the correctly fitting saddle _ls ` ' _' _ ~' ' _

' - ' _ .» .. ‘ _ ’ - _

Sewing giving- good

»the~latest improvements T* 6

ms sued

cannot _ __ _

i _ me new-fsonsis rosa within

_H016 he werhshssie'

Streeiswhicll airs '

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ascertained the saddle is removed and yGti d0l\’t Pay any duty 0_D__if IB,” 986 till! it _ in ltsriace a-slab of wood. rimmed ' ‘ ~‘ t- fo 5 ' ` 'a _- Y _ _

votnen "zeal Wea*-`e If Sides. IO r y `

as-at post. On tha wooden seat is, _ _ Pl’\U¢3$|5_\0_$_45~_ Call bs_li><?_ll_£h_t»_,°°

f- $x.oo cash aM .$2.00 per month for 8 months.

y catalogue.

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sea-t in lt. clad in regular riding cgs. i I E _ BL* i!< .2 _-T .

oasis sf. .c.¢is¢i~a.;.,sf.-..f._ -`

t"‘A~.afu1161i»=6fnswo0nBi.=»d and IHsnaS~sRGA!ls.' ;

enjoymept -the Berliner only o'n*e__ instrument-but every one. ' t sound with wonderful iidelity to_t__li_'e__oi-igiiial. e _ _ ‘_

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