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when the l Cough Begins

_ or inflame-

passages is by the warn-

c\*emg» wt 3 d more _ stubborn

stages maybeayoided. The remedy to use is our

Syrup oi White Pine and Tar

directl to the seat

.htfgghble andyremoves the inflamation_ It_stops collsbs in the beginning if used in time and cures in the short- est posiible time in any case.

Price 25 and Sllc A Bottle

fare.;- iiéiei its?

J.; G. Jamieson Druggist

TIDE TABLE

FEBRUARY.

High

Water Law Water

OF FEBRUARY

.ibour would give their profits. thi- pru- fi-.ssioiial inan the 1-iiiployi-4-, aiiid the soliilcr his dayis pay. and so aitiginl-nt ilu- 1-oll'<-cliont: now made in the cbur r-l|i».-. that ;i rl-ally yioriliy contribution hi- lnaidi- froin this l’roviiit~e‘towai'us thi- riiaiiiti-i|;in4-v of lh<- fainillles of sol- dlf-rs at thi- front.

.\ lin-4-tiin: of all 1-liiv.\-ns is eulli-il for

l\’i-:lin-.~iil44_\~ ilu- iliili instant to take ininiediati- ni-lion in this inalier. Thi- iiii-1-ting will l\~- hi-lil in the I.egiS latin- l`li;iu|l>i-1' in thc Provincial -liilding at `_'.1¢ll p. ni.

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S:-cretory Patriotic Func

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.FEBRUARY-lst to 4th, mild

wave. 5th to 10th, ruin, sleet and snow. 11111 so 14111, niicii wind .ina bluster. 15th to 20th. cold and un- settled. 21st to 24th, wind and slcet 25th to 27th. very cold. 28th to 29th. unusually cold weather.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates Oourt. il u_ni.

Peoples Theatre-_ 7 and 8.45 p. in. Prince Edward ll. 7 and 3.45. p.m.

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' BIRTHS

l_-_e

CAMPBELL-.\l Suinnnln-siiii-. lfcb. 9. 1916. to iluplalii U. ll. amd .\lr1-1. Campbell a duuizhicr.

MCKINNON-01| Juiiuarjf `.'Ttli to .\lr. and Mrs. John A. McKinnon, New Glasgow. ii son. time lilisfl Mary Mr- Kenna of' Kellys Cross.) Congratula- tions.

REAY.-On February l0tl|. at La- chine Locks, Quebec, to Mr. and Mrs. John Y. It(-ny. 11 tlnugliter. (Mrs. lteay was formerly Miss ll:-lou I. Palmer. daughter' of Ii. J. i‘nltncr, K. C.. of this city.i

== DEATHS '

HOLL-ln Boston. Jan. 23rd. :liter 11 short illness John M. Holi. asv 20 years. only liroilu'-r oi’ Mrs. William Trainer. of this 1-ity.

NELSON-Al. t`liini1_ l'oi|||. !s‘undu_\'. Feb. 13. Fredrick A. 1-‘_ Nelson, aged 90 years and 4 months. l1‘um-,ral Tuesday at 2 p. u_i. to Cherry Valley Cemetery.

To Cure a Gold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININH Tablets. Drugglsts refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c.

Money to Loan

We have sums of $250. $500. $800.

$1-,000 to $2.000 and other amounts

Lharlottetown Steam Navigation Co. Limited

Annual General Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the An-

nual (lr-nr-ral meeting ot the shurf- holders of the (harlottetown Steat-

15_0f> 51--.’§§.’;'.llfiiv I"-ll:l"'.fl_\' LllI]ll9d Will bl

held at thc ollicc of thc Company. 111.111-r -1. -Jw-.it ocorge and 1.o=.-.- \\ aicr strr-cts Charlottetown. on Wed- nesday, the ist. oi' March next. at the hour of ll o`1.locl< a. ni., for th~- eleriinn of directors and other bn-‘ incss. By order

G. W. WAKEFORD-

21.111 ..i.m.-.ger

7368-2 15-.\l till

Valuable Property in Ward One, Charlotte-

, town For Sale

The Property of Lieut.Col. lngs

consisting of Brick Dwelling House and out buildings sltuat-2. en the _lib formed by Dundns Esplanade and iiavilaiiil Street.

Also the property known aa

"Tim Gurdon" situntc on the West- sidi: of Dundas Hsplaiialic, und ex- tc.-nditii; to thc water of this llzirbor.

Also the properly on the West-

siile of Huvilaiid Str#-1-.L upon whi- tlicro arc ai stable, coucli house und garden.

I-`ull particulars will be given to

lntcmlliig pun-liascrs by the under- slgnv-il.

C. R. SMALLWOOD.

Solicitor. (‘an1eron Block,

Charlottetown.

7l€tl72~|l1\ltii.

Notice to Debtors

As we are about to make a

_change in our business we here-

_ o

by request all parties indebted t us by bool: account, notes o

ment to us at once. Amounts not Daid or satisfactorily arran- ge_d for by thc ist of March 1916 will be handed over to our attor- neys for collection. Your rrompt response lo this request will save expense. `

PRUWSE & SONS.

Murray Harbor & Murray River

Dated at Murray Harbor this

27tli dev of January 1916.

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest Land Regulations.

to lo.” on ‘arm B-ecuriues of “rsh THE sole head oi ainmilv. or any male over

clnls quality and on satisfactory city properties.

MseKlNNON A MeNElLL,

90_ Great George St.. Charlottetown.

'|315-S-11mftu8i.

P. E. Island Dairy .Association liken Conference and Annual Meeting

The Makers Conference and Annual

meeting of the P. ll._l., Dairy Assoelnf

will be held in the Prince of

%ls College Hall. Charlottetown gg 'riipday and Wednesday Feb. 22nd and-Bal. im. opening meeting as

C. I. IACKINZIE.

' Oooy.

eighteen years uid. may homestead a quarter-

sectlon oi available Dominion land 'n Manitoba Saskatchewan or Albe.tn. Applicant must np- Delrln person at thi- Dominion Lands Ag~n.y

my ms e a any om: on an s ge:-icy ibut got Sub-A penny on certain condition _Du en-Blx mont n residence upon and cul- tivation of the land in each of three yearn. A - liomestsiider mnylivn within nlrle ml es of his homestead on a farm of at lent ill acres. on certain conditions. A hah lable house is vc-I

aigrsg: where residence is performed in

ln oertaln districts s homenteader in food

stnndlnmmay pre-evra; a inrtermectlon I ong- siguhis omestend. ce1.30ll per acre

ties-Blx months residence ln each of thres

yearn afler earning boirestqd patent ; also 5 acres extra cultivation. 're-emotion piteni may be obu ned as soon as homestead patent. on

certain conditions. '

ll mlm l QI

cultiy»|te$0 acres and cf-ect I

-' .. ....'r.°:'°.‘.:.'::::".°: 12-.tit-é’.§.-1.-"".:..l”--'-"-"=‘-2’-‘f | ‘ are eminem pm wi.-on must ‘

_sa by my

Aaettlsr uno hu exhausted his liomeotasd

fish! may taken purchased homestead in car - tain districts. Price $3.00 per aero. Duties- M strsdde six tl-1 ln ch rn years.

_ r-h£i.00

reduction land Live mon under

2:5; es* -

835

The area of ltivatlon is su

W. W OORY. 0.M. G.,

Depot: of the Mlnlwm- of the Interior

' vuosunoaunm. "“g““ °' W' 1"* ;nm““il»Qh“_m`““co"Jv '_ m_pu..us||. . _ W 0 * ‘ h’

_ _ J _

or.Sul;°Agen§y fog the Histricnti. bxpfnxy ,

‘ 1-1-is'cnARr_o'r'rEf10wN Gu.-1ito1Aii`"" ".- ` ~

ws; seems remote and unreal. This

count of the excellent- roads built in the early days by convict lnbor.

it is as if by a wave ot' tho fungi-

ciaii's witiid that tho tourist leaves the frost and cold of u northern cli- mate and coincs lil-rl-. in thc space -Ji` ilirce da._\'s, to find rust-is and thc :iarclssus blooming in thc gurilciis. :ind a whole host ol' strange vegeta- tion, from vines to cactus. thc palm and thc rubber tree, springing up at the niust uiiexpectcd places. lf there is no profusion exactly of tropical :ro\vtli.~i. they uri-_ all found to thrive lien- in a winter teinperat\ilt_l‘- which varies from 60 degrees at tiight to T0 degrees or so in thi: day time. At limes it taxes the imagination tore .illze couipletely that 700 miles south 'roui New York on January 25, roses in full bloom might be plucked any- fhere in scores of gardens. So ac- ‘ustonied is the visitor to seeing lowers that he -forgets dates, and hlnks of nothing but the peace of a -ite summer afternoon. In another :nonth the strawberry plants will _-ear fruit, at about which time the Liaster lilies will be ready for the _\'ew York market, and with all this. ilermuda for the first day or two -.nay prove disappointing. If the sky is cloudy it may seem cool. but in ai-_ hour the sun shines again and the lnrkcned grey sky is forgotten. Suri: ly it must. be summer when barc- footed negro children stand ln front of their whltewashed homes; when birds of bright plumagc sing in the trees, and when the northern visi- fors indulge in sea-bathing.

if the war has not changed the pre-

vailing quiet of Bermuda. it has ---rved to supply the connecting link with the Canadian people by the presence of the 38th Ottawa Batta- .:-un, which is doing garrison duty ii--re. The officers and men are ali ~~-en to see active service, and there i~. not the shadow of a doubt they will give a good account of them- _-elves when thc opportunity pre- -eiits itself. The 33th Battalion. »»hich was recruited u year ago, is being brought to a lilgh state of ef- ficiency by the efforts of Lieut.-Col. C. M. Edwards, in command, and his brother officers. ‘Tliey im.-, Major (2. Fcrguf-ion. Major E. lt. l\lcN\-ill. Ad- lutant Capt. J. Glass, Asst. Adjutant Llcut. ”l`. ll. Warren! _

The S. Bcrniiidlau and SS. Evan-

gi-lini-, ol' thc Quebec Steuinsliip Go., operated by the Canada Steamship Lines. am- milking trips twice ii wi-1-k lictwcl.-n New York and this port. Both are twlii-screw stcaml-|'s, pro- viding good uccoininodatiuii for tho scn voyage. Wliilc tho uvcrugc amount ol' occ-an weullicr has to bc aiiticlatcd, this run down from New York und back is Inari: with thc inux- imnin rolnfort. 'l'hc arrival or dc- purturc ol' u. stcaiushlp is one of the local events. everybody apparently having someone to welcome or to wlsli a Godspeed home. One of the minor pleasures of ri. trip to Berm_u- da is to experience the gradual rise in temperature on the second dey out from New York. To many this is worth the todiuni of the whole trip.

THOS. F. LONERGAN.

25 EllllS lllSllllllS

hand or otherwise to make payg

STUPS lllllllli Hill

SAVE VOUR HAIRI MAKE IT THICK AND BEAUTIFUL - TRY THIS.

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy

hair is mute evidence' of it ncglocted scalp; ol duudruti'-thai. awful scurf.

There Ls nothing so destructive to

the hair as dandrutf. lt robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its ve'|"y life; 1-veiitnully producing a love-rlslincss and itching ot' the scalp, which if not reniedlcd causes the hair roots to shrink. loosen and die-then the hair falls out fast. A little Dand- erino tonight-now-afly time- will surely save your hair. ,

Get a 25-1.-ent bottle ot' Kuowltou's

Dauderlno from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the ilrst ap- plication your hair will take on that life, lustro and luxurlancn which is so beautifuL» it will become wavy and -fluffy andhsve the appearance of 'air undanee. and incomparable gloss and softness; but what will please you most will be after just a. few week's use. when you wll‘aci:ually see n lot of une, downy hair-new hair-grow-` ing all over the scalp.

Farm for Sale

At Milton

The undersigned odors for sale his

farm at Milton. consisting of 140 acres with new dwelling house and outbuildlngs all in good repair; also

-Hilton. by Jovoi Could you tiolr mo. I was lsldluiiruutstsrie. -

is so well expurgatcd that iiny con- _ W 9 WUB0 0L'<=\lP0 l' W stltutlon can stand lt. Abel. agent or Lord Towiislieiid, p

` P t o te D Bermuda ls. at the siinie time what wr.) CATHEDBAL DEPT- L-":f;lQfw<:; blathgla. \;l\<\: §‘Ta:1l.bMu§‘:';'::'

A ltl' l 'b _ ldealocean _` _._,_ _ '~ l\L‘0il 0 H '

S a ri-utmloratllr)Tiiildbgllllildhiaii who can <1" 3L;‘g $a"';_i’l:‘;‘l:~tsD§’btlhi`_ -’-'9-50-45 ulrd ot' any gcntlciuaifs cslair-_"_ Al-

' ____ ,max uw day |0ng_ uudlslurbed by Year A . TWT H iiougli' the prevailing uplnioii_wu

street cars. or nntoinobiles, both ol' _ "" illlizhz:W:\\l;3i"9\:lb|l;“E|t‘du:::‘Lill:Fp:l|£:l

_ ' ' ` ' ’ ’ ' ded from the isanil. _ . ' " S _ '

'riffs 1-.-\\. nit- 1-...nl liar 0| ilu- .“""” ““ "‘*'“ _ . 1910 _ .1 _

_ _ < ’ V H _ |. 1 ti _ b. b [_ D. , _ sornan is io gondeilliini on to the arts _ _ _| . ‘.1

year. it is thought should be sei upurl c`_’JHu°gl‘ 5m °\‘):;f‘”tf';ir‘rfi';\g‘Lf’ driivcsa Th; Jan. 31 _fo Balance- Still _ ‘ _ of |m,-slmesa and injustice which WL Sli is -llllwl’ ll the ““‘tU‘*

mr Vlllhlmllmslmrimc l1)mlAi(lJllic\Fhuul1l sllvaiituge is with tht-.cyclist 'on' ac- duo " _ 4S‘0`i'“' ”‘l““led l" ms "'¥*l§l'~' ‘l"“"-|‘- All* on w ilei _ i.-rc ian s ull L' ll 0.`0 5 P ‘ ` -- '

HUMAN RACE HALF A MILLION

YEARS OLD.

at least. For itll but u l'rag|ii1-lil ol' that time inun lititi to out foods von- tuiniiig inucli wustc inatfll-r. ill- lliero- forc dl.-vclopvil :i iiinsciilur dll!-'=<tl\'€ tube. forty fm-t lung, of lmnilling it. \\'h~-ii waste niuttl-1' is rs-iiiovcrl from food as, in ri-fined cereals. thi-sc niusc 'cs do not function. but b¢»4-oiiie wt-uk and constlpnted results. Wi-. have ln- liexiteti our aiiccstors’ aimtohiy. ily ri-turning.: lo ai diet 0l` eniiri- grains we restore function in thi- bowl-ls and relieve constipation. Dr. .laeksoirs Ro rnnu Menl is composed of wliolc wheat ind rye with deodorlzed lluxse-ell and hraii. lt can be made into porrldgi-_ pun cakes, and all baked proqiu-ts. lt's very utritious, prevents lndigi-stlon and relieves constipation or “money buck."

At grocers’ 10c and 25 ci-nts. Made by Roman Mcal Co.. Toroiilo.

MILK AS RACER.

The Pasteur Institute of Pa.rls has

‘list made the declaration that one ol the most powerful stimulants known is -illk. It has been i n use for months now as the one stimulant for thr Prench soldiers ln the trenches, and

_‘ ‘ts effect on them has simply justified

:he statement' made by the famous

l nstitute in regard to it. ` Milk has been used liberally to stiu1~ nlate the Frencli soldiers before they 'zo into battle and its effects have been -neh that the French Government has urged the sale of nillk, in preference to wlher soft drinks, behind the trenches ~~.'l1en the soldiers go off duty for their »-pells of rest and recreation.

That the qualities ot`sti1nu_latlon

_-.liould commend the beverage to thosr ogaged in the pursuits of peace in ‘n those parts of the world where mar.- -loes not now rule, comments the Phil '-rlelphla Press. White alcohol may fir- thc brain and dull the scnsihllltlms and 'bus iinpart a falsi: courage, milk. ar- cording to t'ho learned scientists ol -he Pasteur Institute. performs thc work of keying up the individual with- out affecting the koenness ol’ his sens- 's nor the coolness ot' his Judgment. This is necessary to the mode of war- fare w‘lilcli this war has cxenipliilcd but it is no ici-is iici-cssarv to the man -:orklng in the office, in the studio. in ihc inill, on thc furni or elsewhere in -'ho battle. for at living. High courage -ml a 1-li.-ar pi-rizcption ol' what they are doing is necessary for the best worll in all thc :iris and profi-ssiniis, :is well -1:1 in llii- l1aii1ll1'r:1t`i und in lraitlt-_

IMPRISONED MISSIONARIES.

Forty-six British mlssloiiarit-.s bc-

longing to thc luilverslties Mission -11-1-still prisoners in German East Afirca. T-here arc forbidden to~ re- ‘eirc lctlci-s, and all efforts on the pm-l of the Ilritisli Government to =ecnre their release have 'proved in- .-=ft`cctive. They include eighteen clergy- men, twenty-three ladies and five lay- mcii. said Renter.

'l`he Bishop oi' Zanzibar telograplied

sonic dn'ys ago that all were alive, and slated that, while letters are forbid- 'li-n, purircls can bi- sent nt si-i1der's risk. in at .subscquoiit telcgruin the lllshop utlvlsl-d relatives to dispatch boots to the init-rncil iiilss-loiiuros. Nu thing has lim-11 lu-:iril of any of them since Sc-pieinber l-t, when the Bishop -1-ccivcd a lelli-1- from one of this 1-.iorgy dated July ii. with the address deleted lini hearing ilu- postmurli Kiliman- tinda-. ln this 1-oniuiniiicatlon the w1'|t» 'er said t‘liul. lm wus with foul' other clcrgynion. thrt- luyincn and unc lady. and that all wore "qnltc well." The liishup ndds that llic letter sunt into (.11-rinnn l<1ii.~:l Allrivn at tho in-gllinlng ol’ Juno had not liwen delivered to the imprisoned inlsslonnrles on July 30.

AGE OF HENS.

"With the vust improvement lit tho

,fcclliiig of poultry which has taken olacc du_rl1|g thc lusi. fow years." Buys The l<‘armcr and Stock Brood- er. "thi-rc li-1 u di-vided tendency on the part ol' purely ogg farmers to ‘ii-cp thi- liuiiu it lliirdsoason. The snvlng ln the rearing is hold to coni- pcnsate for thc li-ssciicii cgi; output. lions that huvi: in-on fad on the ni- l.roga_-iioiis 4-iido from clilckelihooil. and ncvi-r allowed to get fat itilor- tiuily, are younger In the third see.- son, and will produce more eggs llhuu hens of tha second season tha! ,liuvn been on ull slnreliy grain."

At the anim- time li is seldom wine.

save in the case of breeding st0c1t. to keep hens more than two seasons.-

'l`lio skcli-ton of the lien is coni-

posod almost entirely of ash. Ash is ali-zo essential for making the shell or the ogg. A generous supply of ash should be before hens and chickens at all times. Tho main source _of ash is usually bono and oyster shell.

lh order to devise means of utilis-

ing alcohol for other than beverage purposes thu .Russian Government. this year offered prizes aggregating uenrly 8400.000 for inventions by which this article can be und for lighting. fuel. in the nrtl and sciences. and for means ofdountur- ing the fluid lu s. way_to make its use as a beverage impossible. _

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,_ FEBRUARY_~ 1316 V. .5

_ _...c 1.-V _ _

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alniluni'-utils ‘sl nulsiilsriililnlaiisl-litis nl |illillsi-‘-

aes llllll Y-lllllll Wlll .ess-1: .L-.----1-11: lll _lllll .lllllllll

in ho' milk £` _.____. ending January 81st, 1916. 4 sf-.-...M-. as “° *“‘:.'.<':.°‘t°.“..°:'::‘.;=.:.1.:' "°~'- - \ llll llllllllll food feraeiigare _.~dL\ .,,¢ -rs'l»rin. = ‘; - _ ' gnd g|'°\y|ng ay* it __l » T0 t0l.tl'l Ofdlllury Ellitill- _ _ --_ '_ ' --'

children. - H'».*_f\_»‘~ BERMUDA' Janna” 27__Be,.mudu diture ` 2884.06 (B_y_,Mr. I. C. Underiuiy. Bay Fortune tiff* winter still maintains its reputation 7° N"'~ L“Pu“l E’D°“lll' ~ |- _ ` ACUBE'-I0 ||I|:"/V145' ` 1 ,of being a semi~tropical land. What wr” 1403-30 The I nw I B E K d

III .1 " .» * cannot e n o-da is left over ""'*" _ ll* lll' 0 JW `0\' \lll8 lllll

A En-ul:¢UL I1 ' ’ till torilxori-o(h?.';r1td what is not ac- " 423"-36 "'*’l“°"“\’|0` “Y the “ISU 0' the WH

nm inc-ut 5, compllshed tomorrow ls deferred T° B“l“”°""` A|’9“°d 'O fe" , *ml* C°l1\|l1““d¢<| bl' -l»0l'll 'l`0Wl1Bl\0lll|

ml next week And even the great duction of debt _ 7227.47 ,ln which Guilt. Murryot sailed as mid-

_ _ _ shlpiuau. is situated about six mile

latter effect is due lar ely to clima 11-°l3'83 l‘°“'-“Well 0f s°\"‘lB DY Winer' Bild IW

tic conditions, and noii little to tho RECUPTS- Oli; thseeh nmes fu;-ther gy 1111101 b0l

9 _ 1. dh m_ f. ws -_ ___tesout seoftieharourisAe

ggaaglidaiv tl§eq:l:c“|v :gpg-?r“Pyfi¢h B3' T0'-al 0|‘dl“°"Y Relielllls 11-ll-3-33 tgapo. where the site is still visible 0

- - - 1 lu i 1 <1 ii sa 1

may bc set-ii the site of the bid bui- wliieli Capt. Mnrryot so grnpliicall

fioscribcs. as thc slci-ping qiiiirters 0 a good inany oi' -the officers ami nn-.1

during the stay of the ship oil' the ‘inrlioiir und from will-iii-te they iiiiiile daily 4-xi-iirsloiis to ili»- ni-iirest pmt _if i.nrd 'l‘uwi|slie11d'.~' 1-_-riots-_ a llttl 'pore than a niilc to llir- wi-stwnr wht-rc tho rout il log lionses were built [or thc irish eliilgraiits on the farms now occupied by Mr. Judson lllngwcll and George \\'ootl. The farm occupied by G4-urge Wood was urigiiially le-used lo \’ale-iitiiic Nei-dhuni_ whose on_ surviving son now nbont ninety-four vears of ago sold it to George \\'ood's father over thirty years ago. The ‘arm now occupied by Mr. Judson Dingwell was originally leased to Pu Pierci-. the slayer of Abel, and fro gnently changed owncrsliip after A 11's assassination und deiitli. it linu- irred years ago, Put Pierce having

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an ,,p-6,, ..i'._»i,;ii without it fur or aur- lliing iippcoaeliliig one. u sli.l[,li with

las’ niinislry the first carriage lllldv ‘ng appearance ar tho church grounds it icri humble affair with wooden

[ axle-u`4uiu wooden arrival- but W”-H

lm." iimilgiit quite a grand cllulililiifl

About hulf ii iullc farther west is

the site of thi- old French mill, with

) the ulil iliini the play K|'0U“d 9|' 0'"

school days with scarcely ii noticeable chungc effected by the passage of

e eighty yt-urs and the trees ure stilll

r green that sliailz-il thc spring. A few ' chains up the stream from which we

S du' _’ ll '

the school. and whose vfytlllil f°\l“i

3 supplied the emblem applied by the

hund of Ri-vd. Dr. Wiggins. father of

S Lady Davies, that admitted the writer I to nicinberslilp in the church visible

this farm wus ilien owned by John

rd ._ 4 .

NT Towiisliciid, 1|. brotliei to Mrs. Wig-

gins. _

On lin- shine l'n.rn1 Mrs. Hubbard.

nlothcr ol' 1-x-Govt-riior itogt-ra' llrst

H will-_ was horn and in thu sonic lioiise I ocelirreii one ol' those or-ciislointl ° proofs- ailuril--tl us or tile---.oniiultlllwi

of iii K bodies may be separated by many

,tl inuii lcfttli coiiilortulile and prosper-

ous ironic lli lli-vonslilri-, isngluiid,

~ |, n -,ver having been seen” ln_ lhlsl-haf: oft the country at that till? _ During me latter years 0! Mr- D°“l-'-

il\ row our sullllll' 0|' WNW for!

0 miles; oi' sea or land. in lho early purtl " oi' ilu- ii' it-101-11111 1-1-nl\\r_\' =\ yvuuizl

' when ulioiit t-iglill-eil y\'ar.~i uf HIS". I0'

Her-'e‘s Palate Joy for -also stomach -comfort ba- yond belief. HeatuSirsdded Wheat'Biscuit in thGf`dven to restore CfiSP¥1e8S. then 'cover with sliced bananas-andpour over it milk or cream. Sweeten it to suit the taste. A complete, perfect meal supplying more -strength- giving nutriment meat or eggs and at a.`cost_of three or fourcenis. Awafm. nourishing breakfast-a de~ licious lunch. _ " _ _ .`

MadeinCanada.-"" -‘

A 0"* F

(_ _“,|v(.mu,.,.,; mm ,»;m|ig4-4; i-nrli diinln- J islling the ainuuiit ol‘|noii'i-y he brought

the grcsii grit-l' uf his niother. to st-ok his forlinii- in Aim-ricn. After various I

with liini, lil- with his will- were occu- pying for u time thi- lioiisr- in which Mrs. liubbatrd was horn wlii-ii on their

nivukeiiiiig ont- lnorniiig he said to hiil wifi- that hr- was surf- thai his inuthe

in the iiiglit staiillnig by his betlsldi-_.i A month or two later iii- got 11 lctterl fruui Etigluiid iuforinlng hlin ol' lhei death of his mother and :is the date ol'

t her death sl-enieil to correspond with' A

the date of his vision iurtlu-r l-orri-:-1-

E pondencc rt-vi-all-ll that she illcd as bo).

r v 1

,War us they ccnlil inuko out about ilic sanie hour flint she had zippcari-il

liini and lllnt just licfoiu- lim' deutli

will-n she tunic out of it she said “l

she wi-nt into 1| sort. of triiiicc aiiiil

‘c 1-liinbcil the :sleep rock and soeii

hlni whoin l liavc long wanted to see" and tlicii closed hi-1* cycs ln ill-nth. 'l`liis l'iirin is now jointly owiicd by Wulliice Dlngwell and his sister Siiruli

lv was iii-all :is hi- had pl\inl_\_' seen l|l.r_ Dingwull "uw 0|* ,s_||,,,|-¢un_

(To bc continued)

UNWINOING THEM

ninn canic home ilic other evcii- and found his three 1-liililren-ii ol' seven, a girl ot` live. and ai baby

--all biisy on thc floor with his new box ut' cigars. “What arc- you doing

ing

cmained in hiding during the wc-.ck '_ (WMI ll“‘*“'~‘- “ll5‘"`“7" l"‘ ""“r“d' "Ol"

intervening between tho assassins ‘on and Abel's death. and then escap- ‘ng to the main land in an open boat

futher." said tho boy. pointing to thu

How a Home lxgiwli tobacco remnants on the car-

"we was pre-tendin' tha; they was

but “me effort having yweu made My ,\ can be khaki soldiers. und we took off their

apture lilm. A fcw cliains further west is tl1

f _ , - It vcry largely depends on the Mo-_ tp of tht old Red House hum by tl1er’s disposition; li’ she is animated.

wht-ls as a sort of country residence ~n a tract of 500 acres of land of which ».‘ had obtained u lease at about one -.iurlh of the usual rent pci' acre, this “nd is now owned by James A. Mc ‘onald and his brother John. lmniediutely in front of the rcsi E-nw- of .lnnies McDonald is the old 'oss roads where a suicide was --tried nearly a hundred years ago -id n stake driven through his body

--_v order of Corner Heal who then System Wm, u mae,-vc of energy Ulu! "ml

'cupled the Red liuusc. ln Mr. crimes Mt-Donald's house niay be seen be first piano in use hi Kings (loun- _-.‘_. brought to this province from Ab- ~.'--iccn, Scotland, ny Alexander Leslie \lrs. McDonald’s grandfather. Mr. Mc ll-'maid also holds the medal pref-icnterl hy the Couiitcss of .-\berdue.u to the \°:-son supplying the largest aniouni of milk per cow to the Red House `l1eese factory during the season oi' 'llc Earls visit to this province.

Abcl's Capo has frequently changed

iwiiers since the dcutli of Abel, and H1 now. willi the exception of it few acres on the point of the t‘ap1- whore thc creniateil rt-niulns oi` t`. l’. l"l0c lon. the previous owner. are burlcd, -iwiicd by Milton lt. lltngwi-ll, who -.rithiii thi- pus! twenty yi-urs has eslabllslii- and built up one of the nost siicvq-1<r»:|'i|l t-ountry stores in the provliii-i-. ltltlioiigli |n|ii'li liinidl- czippi-ll by llil- yi-nl'l_\' iii-i-i‘<-iisliig <li-.pill of water at the 1-iilrnni-e to the liar hour which it is i-nrncstl_\' hoped un der more l`n\'onrnblc representation in pzil'lla.itiei1t will soon receive the :it- tr-ntlon which its great und iiit-.rousing importance demands. as the rap- idly disnppczirlng forests force llic fuel question into consldf.-ration its a prominent fuctor in the ivclfiire of this fertile and prosperous lot-nl_ity_

Sltuutod around thc Bay within a

short distance of the linrbour ure the sntnincr resorts of' Mrs. llaskll. Mr. ftiid Mrs. Wfillluni Haskll. Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Wa|‘wick, Mr. and Mrs.Stcpliensoii,and lllr. llicycrs All of tho tlnlti-11 Staten. ivliusi-. annual siilnnior nojuuriis sri- allways looked t`orw:1r1l to ns ii sourri- of pil-iisiiro and urotlt to the coiiiiiiiliilly noi excepting Mr. lliieyors. who is ii ticriliuii und steadfast di-i'i.-mler oi' tin- until-ii: of his country.

About litill' a iiille wt-sl of lhi- lizirboiir

sliinds the att.rit1°tlvi.- and 1-oininodlons Pi-osbteriain (‘hnrch, wlinrf.-. ii large xnulority oi' the sellli-rs are prilrih.-gggi to unni-iiililo. weekly io worship und lil-ur ilu- gospel 1-xpoiliiiii-il in-1-ordiiig to the fullh ul' their fora-.fullii-rs. 'l'bls church stuiid.~: on ii purf ol' llic furin originally Iii-lil by John lllciile, prob- ably thc first Maglstrutc in Kings County and subsoqiiciitly by Joseph l‘nllin iilnn-onli of the 4-iirllust up- pointud magistrates ot' the county who also kept. the only post ollh-c within u radius of at least sixteen inllesi over eighty yi-urs ago. iii-fore thc :establish- nicnt. ol` this office the people lu this section liiid to trnvol to Morvll for their mall, n dlstaiicc ol' from twenty to thirty miles with only it bridle path through the woods. Tlic pres- ent elinrcli is the third lo bc 1-1-1-cle-ll on this site. - The first was it vi-ry nn- prcteiitlotis building and uvor eighty yours ago gave place to one of uiuple dimensions and up to the style of the time, und wl_iioh in its turn gave place to`tlic pmeen't-‘~st`i‘u1-t\irt- nfiunf forty years ago! ~ ~

lloyd. Biggest Douglas. ol sacred

nien1ory,»o plated in thc latter _yearl of the iirst` church and for tlic llrst twelve or fifteen years ol' the second. and made trips from his _home in Morell every three weeks through the inclement winters of those years, in

_ M4.

, ll

9 i-‘ ‘ on

and bright, everyone is happy; but lt'

she is nervous, irritable and cross-l

ovcrything goes wrong. Bright ehcery women usually use Ferrozouc, thc greatest health-niaker known. ily acting through the blood Ferrozonc is able to reach all the organs that need assistance; lt establishes regular and healthy action ol’ all functions, builds up the general health, fortlfies the

defies disease. Don't put off- }1‘i-i-m-

zone costs only 50c ut any Drug Store: l

cel. it today.

uttees, and now we cun't get them

gain."

.l____-_--

lfulrvillt-, Sept. 30, 1902!.

l\ll1|aril'i~i Lliiiinonl. Co., Lhnltod.

Di-ar Sirs,- We wish to iuforin

you that we consider your MIIN- Altl)`S l..lNlMEN’[‘ ii vi-ry superior urliclt-, and we use it as u sure rc- lief for sore throat and chest. When I tell you 1 would not be without it if the price was one dollar it bottle. I

ii it.

Yours truly.

t.‘.ilAS_ 1~‘. TIL-TON.

_ One cent por word lirlt lnaeruq-

iiiilli1nii`il”`i:llissirt|tij ust.f A

In this column half nent par

\. /

. nord each continuation. Call- must accompany order. Minimum

-1 charge Twenty-tivo cents.

if . ___

.______ --vi _

.ig--vita \Vimte.d

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

“Tho old reliable Fonthlll Nurser- ics." We fcach our men to sell. Ex- pcricncc unnecessary; highest coni- mlssions paid; handsome free equip- ment. Stone tt Wellington, Toronto. Out. 2l0S~2l\iEFeb.29. i__

Ilelp \’\’ul1tetl--Feinnlc

WANTED A GIRL FOR DINING

room ,work_ Apply at the Eldon `rio'1:l. Tiiilil-2-l2»l\it".

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

l1ouscwork_ Good wages. Apply at 70 Sytini-y Struct. 7338-2-11!-lllti‘.

WANTED-PUPIL NURSES AT THE

Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurses. For further particulars address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt. Touutou State Hospital, Taunton, Mass. 3404-10-12Mtt

FAFlM_FOR SALE.- THAT VALU-

uiilc lurni of Lllii u 1-it isltuiut-, ni.-ur (bc Village ol' Cxdigiiu in Kings County. until lately own- ed and or-.ciipli-il by John tl. Scrlin gnour. Nt-iir ('liur<-hos. stores, blclitiols and i<l|ippii|i:_ l-`1ir fiirllior particulars apply to .l. A. Mcllun- .nld, Mcrclmnt. t`ai'i|igii,,_ or to Gaudet & lluznril, Solicitors, (Shun lottctown. 7:i4‘.'»~"~14MlMo

RELIABLE PERSONS WILL BE

turnisliod with profitable, ull-yenr- round employment on Auto-Knitting machines. Ton dollurs‘ per week readily earned. We teach you at homo. Distance no hlndriinco. Write at once for particulars, rates to pay, cle., oticlosing Llc. in stumps. Auto- Klntter lioulery Co., Dept. 1470. 257 College Street. Toronto.

'A-lMElili.

'l‘o Let

T0 LET-COMFORTABLE TENA-

ment. house with lnrgo stable, 'lt McGill Avenue. 7036-i~27Mti‘.

For Sale

FOR SALE-TWO PAIRS OF RED

lox--s. il. tt. Morrow. North Laiko. l'. _'-1- I. 'R130-1:-12-ivisipa. FOR SALE- COACH HOUSE AND

stable on School Street. Apply to 1\l_ West. l3G‘School St.

7343-2-14M3f.

FOR SALE. COOKED PIGS FEET-

ki-gs. hall' barrels frankforts, also liu_\-ers of eggs. pork and butter. John liopklns, St. John, N. B.,

' 7336-2-12-Mill.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM"AT

New Glasgow. consisting of 119 ui.-rcs in ii blgli stiite of cultiviition. Apply to owiicr, l-J. E. MacKay, New Glasgow, l’. li). I. '4’2l09-2-11-M61 ` FOR SALE-DRAFT HORSE 1500

lbs.~Nine years old, sound. Address "B" Guardian Office.

_ 655'--1-13-Mtr.

FOR SALE A LIVE GENERAL BUSI-

ness stand for sale or to lease. Ap- lily "D" Guardian oiilce.

_ __ ___ __ 6527-1-11-Mtf. FOR SALE PAIR BLUE FOXE8

Full particulars on application to “E.D." clo Gunrdan. 5716-12-ilMtf.

FOR 3ALE.- STEAM SAW MILL

und site nt Head Railway wharf. Scurls Machinery may be nolil sep- arate. F. T. Macdonald. Sourls.

6028-1-19Mtf.

TEACHERS _WAN'l`ED_

TEACHER WANTED FOR WOOD

luluiid Wei-ll. School N0. 125 Queens Co. Supplement (itll. iiituen dollars (%yr.). Mal. A. McMillan. Sec.. Wood Islands (West). 7346-214M6ipd.

\Vanted House w`AN‘i'éb, I vi/AN"`i"`A`liio'iisE

il years or up. state ago and price.

ll. A. Mi-l’l|i-l-_ ’l`ryoli. ` ~ 'lils’»0-2-i4M2lEll.

4 Fox Breeders

There in more Uatrrhln this section ol the - - ' ~ \ _§:."3ZZ’.$l.f£!.‘$?§.L..‘l'°.';°;.lf:£.‘¥.'i‘.‘l‘°'»°:‘.f G aenibers of me sitvsiz sLagI1i3EFii§C_'s§i2iil§

;g;g_____-3-1-_-n;-\-;_;-__-73;;-,_;e-:m-:U-_g-__}g5 ms Assoc1ATioN of Prince Edward lumi-

» ft... wiiibaifeiainrhe som fr - . _

I1 ineumlie. on ii lniaqi alum. mn 0 fade R00m3,_.Chg|-[gt :;;',:,';,°;‘,,~,;,:*,,*;;“,§,',-3,-,-,-,-__'_,;-g",',-?,,_-if wow". on Tuesday. FEBRUARY zzna, 1916, at .

_Gaim-ii 1:.” iigsmciurm 0,- r J.1_n.¢..`¢y _-..4_l£lg]§”l'i0t11‘ Of 1 0 Cl0Ck, p. m.

_ _ ,-_- L`o.'i`ol¢do. Ulniu.-‘ts-n_mi|stliu¢ir-iiiil nmed1,ls 5- '-~..- . _ _ _ V

crop and tu-ming implements. Only cAN"r iSl.l£v£ Al.i. YOU H¢lll...4ai1¢n inmiiy and no iiiniiiwtiiwa unuw "”‘k"' "l"`- ' E M DEWAR `

55 mile from Milton Station. Anxious Railway Guard las the tra.li`l"~lihi‘»iia'. mesa nie lyuelfs.-Ulvt4l\|iidr¢d_ ' - ‘ ‘ _ . ’~. f if not me by prima nie within .wp as si1smt|oni-- amos me - nan... ...uni iionma of-1., me um mir- , A(-_(mg Sggrgmry, ten dan will be sold by- vubllc 112°- ‘Sl . did you. happen taiiear aries for ctw-fn cm mu is me sau for amish _ -_ - - mm. ses ma um. am. . - no u we was time , _ A--»¢,-w»°=-\-ls Dated this’ first day of Februa 1916

sms; moons. - ali.. rm. omswuaiiniuei-on.. i».i.aimnoo.. ra.4..o1»s. _.,mMMm|_ fy- /- , V'

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raosaimtlod. ` me mmm no -0°\=lll_5\\¢~,"H¢l9t..'_‘.--- nar.r»»n.1-4m¢.fc»»»u»-do-» . _ miami ' ,

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