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i TUESDAY.

Wm from =Guu'dian Branch.

Ssunmnnsmn, December zo-l We Farmers' Institute of Lou. 27 ,md_23» held 'their annual meeting ii, gngrietown Hall on the 14th inst. “L30 p. m. Pres. G. W. Cameron was in the chair and Jas. E. Howatt Bw, Treas., read the minutes of last gnnual meeting, also financial state- m,,,,¢_ On motion both were appi-ov.. ,,‘d_ Directors for 1911 were elected 3'; follows:-»-C1188., -CYD-ig. T. H. Smith, G. W. Cameron, J. E. How- iitt. Jas. Noonan, Michael Deegan, Harvey Wright, W. E. Gillispie, Wil- liam Bobey, li. __Ji_,_iIoh_nson_and Jas. 5',-nett, _Joseph Noonan, of Albany, nerves the nomination for one snort

iigiii-iie___at»'.-.'l.’1_"lil'¢>_ -_ .___1:_’li¢>lJ_fi°>_1 llleesetii.

' averse e an accoun ‘

°°"i¢p¢rienaadii§»‘mnm me won

im by his intelligent answers tothe #any questions asked by the au-

,,,,,¢¢~,_ -iirowai-tilam ins time had ii Q

ilinntably ei_nii_l_qyod.,_A _short dir niission on "Our _Provincial Exhibi- 'ons," openediby Pres Cameron, fbllowed Y_ - 5- Wrignt, William Sob_ey, Jos. Noonan and others was laid over for a future meeting. By motion a com-

tl b Chas. Craig, "A

inittee composed of Chas. Craig, 1

H_ Smith, Michael Deegan and Pres.

was appointed to prepai-

o_f of ar

Cameron. _ B resolution on_ the “Exhibition

1 k *°"”’”"""

ruesticn," f0l` (l\BC“SS\0n at a meet- ani as cd leave to witlirli-aiv the re ' ' '

~ ` as to be estimated at over a millio

l . . ing to be held at_A\lgl1i~itine (iove on cord in the case of Rev. l<‘_ S, Bam.

the Zilth inst. ati p. m. in th . iin at7 o'clock the question

eier g _ _ ~--Reciprocity with the United Statel"

will he dealt with. _

WEDNESDAY.

Thc funeral of the late Georg

0 furd vs Geo Bowness which msn

_ 2 Pcvious "HY, and that lic also would with- draw the record in the following cas- es.-_Mrirtlia Janette McCallum vs. lloiace llowatt; licv_ ic_ 3_ 1_;amf0,.d

E Vu. Horace I-lowatt; Frank Mc-(lriilnm

vs G ll l ir,

Special to The Guardian. ‘ NEW YORK, Dec. 20-Burns receiv-

ed when her dress caught ilre as she was showing her “Christmas shop- ping" to her little sister, caused the death here today of eight year old Ethel 0’connor, daughter of Judge 0'Connor.

LONDON, December 17-“What

would I not give for $2,000,000 to help us win true peace," exclaimed General Booth, of the Salvation*

.Army, in an interview published here*

today concerning the $10,000,000 giv- en by Andrew Carnegie to the world's Peace movement. - -

“I only wish," continued General

E .

General Booth’s idea of the -use he

would make of a great sum of money is founding of a “university of hu-. manity," with centers iii London and New York, whither the lowest and humblcst might be brought in thou- sands to learn the lesson of forget- fulness 0f self.”

General Booth is about to undergo

another operation for an eyetrouble from which he has long suffered.

_PldKING, Dec. 18-Winter is inten- Sllwllk the faniine_iii the Yang-'I‘se- hiring district. 'I‘he authorities are endeavoringto suppress the sale of children, which has been so extensive

Il.

The mlllloirity of these are girls. The

of had |,,_.e',, sm,tud ____ t_'_ __ _' mridways are dotted with_starvinr

and dead. The relief cornmittee is now making appeals abroad for‘ tilil.

'l‘_he Throne has issued an edict re- l_""=""i! to create a constitutional Cab- inet in coinpliniice with a memorial

nf"iirngweii, or Miugeu, mek niece _» 00- <»vfi\e.i=i; -rink iucceiinin ,_ t, _ on Dec. 13th to Midgcll i‘cinct__¢ry \ii._ l_liirur'c Howntt. The Guardian I,;I,f§el:,§‘;g Elic,?_1_‘i3__Na__lg°;c_ mid WHS largely Httenm’-‘l» MV- l"“§f' “l““"’L“““” that the “mv” lin”-“Y cent thc' i~esi;:nation of thi Grand

well liavirigbeen an estirnablc man

_ lliiiiirises of all those crises. Mcl.)uar-

well known to a large circle of riff. K. il'-., and Saunders for plain-

frlcnds. For many years he drov the mail from Charlottetown iiriirris and also took ii proriiineu

nnpi in politics. The impressive lun-

ncrviccs were conducted by llcv

if till. Jolirisoii, K. (,‘., and Heath

to Strong for dcfcnrliiiitis. In the case of

t Cole vs. ifarrrcroii, nu action. of

lirurrrli of proinise for niarringe, Mr_ Snuruler-.' ou bi-half of the plniniiii

tiiiiincilom.

'1`li0 lriiperial Senate also adopted

a rer-ioliitioii praying for the iiiimcrl- inte r~i'cai_ion of ii cabinet., rind it was lioliovud that the Throne has rlccirled to accede this dcriinnd. The National Ar-isenibl will nieet tomor-

erzil ' _ _ _ _ -- _ - . _ _ _ _ ll. li. Murray. Besides a widow two withdr_cw the i-ccord. i-lauudcrs for ww' ,_.,h,,,.,`,_,,e ywllme Subject Wm

children James. E. Dingwell and _plnintrfl; McL.;irni'i~ic K. C., for deign. _ _ Mrs. H.’ll. Webster, both of Midgell, dent. In the case of I). Cameron, ap-_c()£1§\;") r(;f()(R?ic\lsS;;:,‘;émhe_, 1., _T

are left to mourn the loss of a dc votcd husband and father.

The death occurred suddenly at he

- pcllnnt vs. li. A. Leslie; responfinnL_r

an _appeal from decision of Sltip. l\‘lngisti‘ni.i\_ \\`i'ight for violutiori of

F the i‘cdlu.r’s Ari, the npprril was nl-

Can llihle Society, the Christian Her- illil. and other Nlothorlist organiza- tions, was damagcrl by fire lnnt.

residence, George street yesterday low:-d und the corvi :ti \ »

morning of Mrs. Henry Ball, wife of ,sl-_t nsidc. lilciiiirirricl, ( 01,3? "'l~|‘t to l-he Mltlfllt Of $5.00".

Mr. Ball, vlctunller, cornrir George (2,, ini- npn0]\,m¢__ Atw,-,,,,y Genera] llilfl l’ll-t Sl-filet-5~ The llecensed lflfli’ for resporirlciit. Before the court ad- IONDUN December 20_Rct,,,.nB

lied been suffering with an acute at trick of neurnlgia, brit was not con-

' joiii~ric<l Mr. l\lr~Quurr~ic, on behalf of

Special io The Guardian. '-

from hrce constituencies which

he -Wednesday, December 14th. after a

Bible Housc, thc home of the Ameri-` lf-‘fig lllmfss Of l’i\t1‘lClf Ullllaglian.

Abbeyis

“‘ _ VESCEU

\ A songs mg ' ff' ~ lakes out rheumatic li ikinksdwit: Q -‘ <1. momin r t ` Abbeyg o "’“`p."./\~._f7-_~f;.,‘ _What do you do with them? 25s and sos. r. 5 A \-_";_f. Sold everywhere#

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afternoon, Dec. 21, at the I-local Victoria. City. by Rev. J. w, Mc- Kenzie, of Margaretta McKenzie, daughter of Capt. Il.. K. McKenzie of Flat River, to Russel Forbes Suther- land of Los Angeles.

...The death of James Bernard,

Baltic, occurred Thursday morning, Del?-15th. aged 87 years and six months. He was held in high esteem by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn two sisters and one brother, four sons and four daughters-~Mrs. Lowis Henry, Malpeque; Mrs. Geo. McLeod, Long River; Mrs. W. Evans, Vancouvcr,`a.nd Mrs. Gould, Victoria, B. G.; llohert in California, Samuel, St. Eleanor's; John and Johnson, Baltic. '

The Guardian regrets to learn of

the sudden death of Miss Annie Kel- ly. which took place yesterday after- noon in Notre Dame Convent. About a week ago she contracted measles and was geeting better, when pneu- monia. set iii, mid rim-r'icrl her off iii n. few hours. lille was a dmighi.er of Cll1lS~ Kffllv. Lake Vcrd, and her sud- den demise ut the early nge of seven- tccu yon.rs. is a sad blow to. her par- cnts and friends. The sincere sympa-

th_y of all is extended io the bereav- l‘ .

The .=:rid death occurred at his

brother’s home at Lake Verde on

one of the most respected residents of Allicrry Plains. l-lc was fifty- tlirre yours of nge and leaves ‘to mourn two sons and .scvcii dangli- ters, three brothers and one sister. The funeral took plncc at Vernon River-Cenietcry on Friday morning, December' 16th, and was largely at-

On the afternoon of Dec. Srda well

attended meeting of the Long River congregation assembled in the church to say farewell to Rev. A. D. and Mrs. Sterlingfprior to their leaving for Scotsburn, N. S.

Rev. John Murray opened the meet-

ing with devotional exerclses,`after which he spoke of the translation of Mr. Sterling to another ileld of la- bor. I-lewas followed by Rev. E.J.- Rattee, John 'Johnstone and Samuel Bernard, who all spoke highly of the good work done by the retiring pas- tor. _ _The cha._irman_thcn called on--C.B. McKay to read _the address,_ which follows. At the proper time William

Booth, "that Mr. Carne i would . - S ive me a chance before I gilt; " 'U10 m9-P11880 ¢00k lllllce Yesterday ";k.EI,:‘°a.ycI'mt;`ea:;1:§,';,r[:: 23.2555;

Mr. Sterling with a well filled purse. As an expression of their esteem for Mrs. Sterling, the ladies of Long River also presented her with a purse.

Reverend and Dear Sir:-On the

eve of your departure from our midst to take up the work of your chosen profession in a neighboring Province, we, the members and adherents of Long River section of the congrega- tion take this opportunity of expres- sing our regret at tlie_loss we real- i1.c we are sustaining by your remov- al and severing of the tie which for the past six years had bound us to- gether as pastor and people. _We feel we cannot allow yoir to de-

formed during your pastorate in th portion of the Master's vineyard.

you have been faithful in tho di -

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grce you have, by prccept as well

ard of Christian living.

ln the pulpit you have always been

f God Your sermons have be

-well calculated to promote the si

you labored in the liord. That yo

God is evidenced by the fact tha scores of oirr people have been led t a higher and better life and man

Jesus (Ilirlst.

By your reruoval the tcmpcinrice

cause in this place is losing one of

other Virginia cigarette

£4

To all wise cigarette Hunters”

You’re “on the right scent" as soon as you begin to smoke

“Black Cai" Cigarettes. You'll like their fragrance, their smoothness. their rich, mellow flavor, better than that of any

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part without _conveying to yon in .

some manner our appreciation of the »

viiluable services you have rendered and the work you have so nobly per-

is »

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.Jr .§::.“‘§.‘.‘.:.:'.° Cigarettes -10 1 0

char e of dnt and in n. iuarked de- _ are “lending the field." 'I`hey“win the brush" everytime.

as - _ _ . _ ' _

by' example, set for-th ri high stand- And ".“.y “N ays “."d'“ u smught. “ne '""“° secret “duke”

ani-no tricky flavor--gust pure. straight tobacco and nothing

- elxc. lr’s all n mutter of fair plziy und liuncsty.

fearless ln deelurlng the whole coun- . lf the tobacco is honestly sclcctcd and honestly aged and 991 0 - ` ` - “ ' mniurr-il -if an honest weight of tobacco goes into each

Ol 3 high °rd°r’ f0rc"l“1 “nd muylng cigareiio, there is no need for sdulicruilts

il- _ '

Tltllnl WBlfllI`8 Of tl`lUl-if-5 0\‘9l‘ V~'llOm “lllulzk (I:ii"(Zii:nrelt1-s ilcpeiid olilyon good tobacco nridNn!ure'l

own mcllowirii: proi i-have to please you. Join tho hung,

ur Cnprurc o "Black Cor" roduy~.ii any good iobacconisfl.

work has been owned and blessed by _ _ _ _ ___ _

t caunnnae A; M.~.uo.i.».NUs cicnai. rr as. Lie.. Mono-car. Quebec

. , ..

are active workers ln the (Eliurch of _ _ _ __ _

_ .IW

Hlm M090 that -hifi' bed llllglll- ‘W also mndc npplirriiiori for leave to George were announced today

made up, and a half hour later sud- H _ . _ _ ___

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_ Wilfrid Uirriiriiigliniii la' l f ' l

iil<l0l'f‘ll fl”-YlSe"0“HlY lll- YC"-f-l‘\`¢ll-ll’ application for a res'ci~vrlfl glasfemilllfl Ilirilgilliglfdirttlieaiiffflltslzallfinilligtrgll?l.l1

ppcnl for n_ne\\' trial, thc matter Gilhooly, who, as an O'Brienlte

l`€

‘l"“lV expired Hunt lau“r° 1” “"E""' £0 lic Mlliiorl ni ('.lnirlot.tctou'n after long represented West Cork was

_ . . . _

ii as the immediate cause of :lea

ed The late Mrs. Ball, wus formerly ___ ent Nati0,_a“st.___ tom,

Ml” Margaret R035- and was \’0"“ Fire followiriy; arc extracts from a (-ilhooly defeated 0 l vary Nntio

at wlwaueyi P' E' I' Sh" “"“‘ 58 lctter to the Halifax Herald bv ltev alisit.

-len" ‘lf age' A husband' “Ve “mls R. H. Grunt of New illnscow, N. S., ln i-loutli Kilkenny Keating Na

f _ _- . . . if _ ’ _ _ ’

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and mx dsmghters m°“m um 1085 of ri ucll known tcriiprranrc i orkci who ionnlisi, was another ic elected

a fond wife and parent. The cliildrc arc Mrs. Walter Frizzle, Cornwall, P. E. l.; Mrs. Leroy Wilkie, Myrlck,

recently paid a visit to this city, oili- Ciiitillg nt thc sr~i~\'iccs in Zion church and speaking ut other iucetirigs.

c- tended. Tire iinll-lirarers were: Ed- Z ward liedinond, Joseph Hmfth, Hugh

which thi- courl. ndjourncd sine die. turned. 9-‘ldlnk one to -the Indeiiend- At his home at Earnsclide on Srin-

Y K.-' D . i

n- death occurred of George Praught,

Kelly, 'Phonics fhrrlr-y, .liriiiies Wood

. and John Kelly.

da mornin last of neumonfa the

aged 57 years. The deceased was a

- mnii of sterling chararter-an honest,

bard working farrnrir, who did his duty in this life faithfully and well;

newspapers print dcspatcbes from

Mass* Mrs'VEmeBt Coming' and the Wliilu here Mi' ilriirit exnniincd the Bhllllst BmDll9-Slzlllg the recent an-

Misses Pearl, Jessie, Margaret, and Masters William, Samuel, Alcxundcr, Garnet and Frank at home. The dc- eeascd was _highly respected iii tli community, and had a lasgc cirvl of friends who will sincerely rcgrc to hear of her demise.-Sydney Exe.

-The residence of Robert Crozier,

ex-lil. Ii. A., of Hamilton, was cn fetc on Wednesday evening of las week, the occnsiou being the wedrlin

of Miss Annie to Alex. Cousins o

Burlington. A large company, com-

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prisirig ihe immediate relatives nn

civic records und hcld consultations with municipal null l’roviiiclnl gov-i

_,_ crniucrit oiliclnls, business men and

ivorkirrix rncn. As ri result of tiiesn

U . . . L interviews lic forms the following

conclusions?--"l’roliibitrori has liccii n boon to the <:ii_y and Province. lic- gi1r'diiii; thc pcrinnrii-_|ri‘y of the nci., the assertion is miirlo on all sides

t “lt is licri-_ to stay." lt is not a per: g fcct lnu'. li; hns been iinprovr-d sine I iirst ciinrtcrl, and at the ensuing ses- `sion of the house of assembly addi-

I tioiiail iuncudmcnts are to be made.

which will render the net still more

neighbors of the contracting parties, _ _

_ _ _ _ cilirirvr-_. 'l‘lic city of Charlottetown

were present, and promptly at half ‘ ___ _______ __nd____ __0___b_t_O__

s-it six the marriage service began.

p . The bride and groom were unattend- ed, the former being given away by hor father. Mrs. James Campbell of Burlington played the wedding

bus pi spc ii » Since l'.l(il, when thc act was placed upon the statiitus, there had been con- tinued nrlvnircc. The finances of the city wrrr iic_\’ci` in its history in a

.tate than at the prescni.

. . . better F ,

march and Rei. E. J. Rnttec uae _________ .l-ami HN, ,mm I,mm,,uy_ .1-he

thc officiating clergyman. Master Robert T. Donald very creditably

City iins a thrifty appcar'u.ni:c with good streets, first--class Davéirlvrif-S

perlorined the duty of ring-bearer. . _ _ .

_ ,. i ubr-ituutiril buildings. The people

The service over, hearty coni,iatul&' ml( 'B11' iroud of their city." In his

tions were tendered Mr. and Mrs. Cousins Th weddin repost ivns

are Jus y i _ _ _ _ address to the council, in reviewing the record for 1909, l\l3llU1` PYUWSG

i . . e g . _ excellent in every way; the chan* sold: ll consider the streets and side-

vari men and boys arrived early, rind

walks of Clrilrlottctown so marvell-

Coutributed their part to the even- ' . . . . l- d a. to bc uniuatclicii iulrs pleasure; songs, hymns _rinr_l_ ;;'_‘_5__5'____"‘_‘_l_‘_f_‘é_‘_"’c_t_yq___ its Sim mm _"__

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recitntions were given by vnriou members of the company, and al seemed to thoroughly enjoy tlielii

selves. The wedding presciits wer

1 puliition ou this continent. 'l` ic em

ing business men arc ready to bear trsiimoriv to the arlvnutnflc Of l1l`0l\\‘

E iiitirilri. liloucy is now bcliig Hill*-iit fm'

numerous and costly miioni.: wlrlrii _ _ . I ___,n_,_,__m__,h,n_, mi-in i ii seiau inhnuiinefi son oo i:f<iCfiif‘°-- "l°i“"‘*‘_ _ “‘ . , ,_‘_

nd oilirr i\cccssni'ies, that in orn ri

l». ic p y . in gold from the father of thc bride lliilicrt (‘rov.icr. Miss Ui-oziei' will li

u . _ _ _ ' ,|,,\,,,_ |,_.f,n-n ilie ern of proliiliitlmi K wiiuld linve found its \V|1.V lm" um

much missed at ironic and from _ }‘rincctown Church choir, of which bnr-roop:____£lE;gli!!-;$:__;:!;__:_:‘f¥_

, ~ . _ -v-ry st

sho was iaued and faithful rinni ;___f _______e_ _"___ p__,,c__ mm., ,,.c0,.,|s

f n l

bor, but she goes to thi-_ coiigrciza-

throw light on moral ronrlrtroiir» e,-

tion of Long River with the very host _______ _,nd ,,H,.,. “___ _,___M.,_,,,,._,.,¢_ of P,-0.

wishes of many friends.

-When the Supreme i‘ourt resum-

H11 yesterday morning thc mutter- o the remaining cases against liowncs and Howatt was mentioned to tli court and His Lordship grniitcd tli

liibiiiun. The not carrie into forrc iitli June |001. For thc four years pre- vinns' the convictions for drunken-

' ness iii ('i\iirlottrt<iwii nurulicrcd 1081. H f,,,.`f|,,. innr yp_ni~s folloiving, iiilfi, nud n for the pnsi. four yours 40|. l_t_will ' H _ he ,_,,.,.n, thni uudcr prohibitioii

counsel u hnlf an hour to try and l““ __m__k__d d__,.r,,m,,, m

arrange some settleuient. A slim-

tirnc later Mr McQuarrlc arose, sLnt- i Gil that with the consent of the defcndant‘s counsel thu ii settlement had been ailcctcd, snr side agreeing to pay their own cost

t l'l“""`1 h."`q Wm. H. i A :ss

l i The Gunrdifin

nouncerncnts of preparations there forcibly to resist Irish Home Rule.

Ulster Liberal-Unionist Association,

I..ONl)f)N, Dec. 20-The Unionist and he will be greatly missed - es-

'l‘hos. Andrews, President of the Vernon River cemetery was on Tries-

pecially by his neighbours and friends in Earnscliffe and vicinity. lie leaves to mourn their- great loss a widow and six children. The funeral to thc

day morning, the pall bearers being:

tcmperance cause at heart.

ln a word, you have been willin

to take nn active part in svcrytliin which had for its object the upbuild

tend our best wishes and bidukin farewell, and trust that in your ne field of _labor you may enjoy a riill measure .of iisefirliiess,`success and

happiness.

ssured that yoir carry with

sae, .

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g , U i .i , . i . ,,._.,~7 .. g c *_* . - fi_-ii"-&r?:.' _,chillin ._ / __ ~. . .' '

ing of the currimunity and the gooil ‘_/ ky d 'll A '_ of humanity. lg; ` ____ ._~J,_»_..,_,,,_1._, To you, Mrs. Sterling and the oth- ‘,‘_1__ - /.¢"fI¢~_§"-w_r.- gf(

cr members of your family, we ex- '~l_,_ \\ 1,1"

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is r.ePi'cscntcd ns saying it is nn un- qucstionnblr. fact that tenders have been asked for arms and ammunition i and that money for these already has been contribiiterl.

He adds, “if we are driven to it

these firms will be used."

(l0l`1`U5D0i1<lents say that 20,000

iiiauser rlilcs and l,000,000 cartridges have been advertised for in Ger. many.

'l‘he Grand Orange Lodge has issu-

ed a manifesto to its members, cal ling on thcin to prepare for a ggi-ng.

Frank Mutch, John McKinnon, Jas. P. Irving, T. Gleason, Edward Mor- rissey rind Edmund Murphy.

-John and Mrs. Hackett and two

children, late residents of Mexico, Maine, arrived in Oakland on Novem- ber 22nd, null are so well pleased with conditions that they will per- manently locate here. Mr. Hackett is n native of 'l‘fgnisli, P. E. l. His wife is a daughter of the late Mich- ael Harrington and Caroline Gould, whose hospitable home at'DcSn.ble Shore for years sheltered a large

Be a

you.ou`r prayers that in the future, as in the past, your efforts for the extension of the Rcdeemer’s King- dorii may be richly rewarded.- And when life's work is ended may the oiils you have won for the Master

AT DINNER--Complement ilic frngrarii clcmi-issse with a Tuckelfs "Club"--ilic fine mellow taste of which blcncls clcliglilfiilly wiili ihe full, htm flavor' of the coflee, and pi-oi/irles ai pleasurable finality to llie meal.

s through faithful service shine as bright stars in your crown; and at last may you receive the "Well done, good and faithful servant, thou hast been faithful over a few tliingfi. I will make thee ruler over many things; enter thou into the joy of

thv Lord."

ln conclusion, we kindly ask you

THURSDAY.

While lie was attending to his invited guest. Mr. Hackett has sc-

work on thc making up of the west ern train Tuesday morning, M. T Riggs, a pipe-litter in the employ of the 1'. E. I. li., slipped and fell,

family, and was seldom without an

_ cured a position with the G.Jl. Hesse- _ man Company.-Oakland Maple Leaf.

-The marriage took place at the

striking the side of his head agains the corner of the car. As a result of this he is now suilering from a badly split car.

In the Christmas issue of thc Monc-

ton _Transcript there appears an ex- cellent article from the pen of -l`i.ev.

t home of Mrs Geo. Sharpe, Bideford.

on Tuesday evening last of her dau- ghter Miss Flo Sharpe to Dr. J. W. Arbuckle, son of the late _John Ar- buckle, Summerside. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. G. Sinclair with only the immediate rc- latives of the contracting parties

William Harrison, city. This is en- un' t,mded_ D,._ A,-buckle and

present. The bride and groom were

titled "A Christmas Dream," and in ii". the writer, in conclusion-, after spcakiiig of the removal of Christ-

both at bride passed through Sunimcrsidc yesterday for their home in Vernon. B. C. visiting the principal Canadian

viuc rind bciieiicient power."

l“"ll'Y from Um 0*“`lh» |18 <`lGDl0f-eil ln cities en route. The Guardian joins th" "‘1"f"““'" “YW '"l`l10 hold Ol the with their many friends in wishing Gospel is deep ami strong upon the them every nrippinggn

nge and world of today, and unba licf has imdcrtaken a gigantic task -A qnieg wedding took place on when it attempts to unseat this di-

Wednesdny, Nov. 2, at the home _of Neil and Mrs. Mclviurchy, Unity, when their second youngest daughter,

...George and Mrs. Morrow, former-

ly of Houris, P. lil. I., together with their five children are touring this state, and wlillc in (iaklnnd were thc guests-i of l~’. G. and Mrs. Mclntyrc.

The have made their home in Brit

Effie May was united in marriage to Lea A. Ramsay, of Unity. The coro- many was performed by the llcv. l’. Mciiownn, only the immediate friends and relatives being present. The bride was assisted by her sister, Miss

Y ' . inn Coinniiila during un-_ nest rim-on Belle McM\irCliy While W- U- W°\l“ years, wlicrc Mr. Morrow wus at one Supported the groom. The ruanlf time Indian Agent. (Jnc of thel

rninal of the Grand Trunk Pncifi

,- valuable presents received told of the ,1 csteeiii in which tho young couple -_ were held. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay ,._ will take up their rrsiderice in Unity ¢ and a host of friends wish them

t Flpl-viii o . - i . . M _. ~

, - __ (‘ » islands, ltnrlway. Mi. oriow is n son

h 1 l'A;‘|}_I-£i.i‘l`le`ly"is if-lltmfrliil-I thi- :mfr-ty 1\`rcdcrick Morrow, ami his wife, ban

M mcéi sir-iiiiiers liicgbcrt rind Irma ,r~u, is n duuglitcr of Peter Pltnwart

A "’,f______‘_(:_,;,_',, ` `i~lourls, l".E.I., and n ilrst cousin __ _ _ _

l sinrtcd out Y*"*‘ Mr" Madntym _-oakland Maple R Il-llalifuir on the staff of .lic iilrii-‘l-fairy The funeral. lmdel' U1; Tu:

_ every succesi-i and happiness.--The _

liged mother, two daughters, Misses iMiittie and Amy, an only son. Mastc

of '

tif

(‘ t A fl Iloidcn of ihe ll (`

Unlfy ilriiirior.

to accept this gift as ii small token of the esteem with which we shall ever regard __you. __ _

sligncd--Joliu Jolinstonc, \\illia_m

Ramsay, Andrew Melseod, Jus: Gil- lespie, members of session: UGOYIZG lilclicod, Wellington Poynter, Samuel llernnrd, in behalf of Board of Man- agers. i

FRIDAY. '

iii.-,ny will regret to learn of the death of Miss MBU MCNBUY- Ol Wnlthsni. Mass., sister' of Miss Tere- sn McNally of this city, which occur- mn fm pee. istli. Miss McNally was ii general favorite and made many friends while visiting in this

to her hriine in iictribcr.

--,ii mldnlr;lit__on 'i‘nursdav. DDC- l5th, 1910, after' A a short illness Ol i.wo weeks of plcirrisy. U- J- Cam' well, of Kensington, rlcpaftvd _lllli lifc in the sure liope of a glorious immortality in the life bcY0nd- _ The deceased was a mlm of g0Hl8l» lUl\dlY disposition, a member of the Mcthn- dist Church, and an oiiirial of the quarterly hoard of the churrli. Hui death nt the comparatively early IIE” of 47 years is to bc deplored. To the aged mother and children, who src thus deprived of on only still. *mil last surviving parent, much suniD&‘ _‘thy is extended, Mrs. Caldwell hav- ing predeceased him seventeen months

ago. There n.e left to mourn a ov

an examination disclosed the fact that

i o r was illslocufcd and liislforset tfhose to whom he felt himself

ng son, und indulgent father,

'~."` -Rl U The latifr-i' vcsse . ~ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . - M _~ ri in the teeth of a terrible gale Leaf- time Goiiiinmul and Ueiillty .\'.l.`\“m“t bicca of ihe Orange liodzfh l»'>0 _ D R

` ' ` ' ' ` ' ~‘ ' ' ' mid riotivlthstanding t

. tcid y

to sircro;‘tlii_i s;sti‘_r_>\é\\l'_;__c‘_;'l‘i":;“ Q22 General for l’liy¢.icul Training iri the on_Monday _ ____ weather WM _argsf _

1 been siui 01 _ Wi’ _' . public schoils, leaves ilns '.ior.'i ng inc emency ii ° . l Y t. d n`n James W.

4- ‘ml t \'siili\yii\l! SlH“Hl“_ “l_“""“""“' _ _ on rctnrn ‘niinr spending n day in ly nttcnded. Rev. W. li.. Johnston *B "r “V mm' ‘ 5

--_ _ 1 ' _ _' i ‘ i , t \ t tl house and grave

rity "lust summer and only returned} T U C K E T T L, M, T E D_

7Zf?a€;f?@!!.3`

6fz522m9ffs‘.5‘

Fasticlious diners will appreciate thc liigh-grziclc quality of the specially-selcciczl leaf used in ilicsc cignrcilco.

Coming as il docs from certain sccilons of Virigiiiiii, worlcl-famous for ihe uniform cxcellcncc of iliclr ci':i;i.'_ Tucl<cli's Club Cigzrrctlcs provide a full nrczisurc of smoking pleasure :ii ii-illing cost.

'l`|i<~kcit`.= H c-¢'I;\l '1`\irkl.=li (ilgrii-cites. 1.1¢* for 10

P .

'l`ii<-l;cri.'.< (Tlr:li ‘.`li':l|ii:i (‘I;;:rrctlcs, 150 for 10.

I 'l`uckcii‘s ’l`.&ll. (`l;‘.'ni'ctic.~e, . . . 101: for X0.

HAMILTON, CANADA.

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sepli S. Gaudet., of Muddy Creek, went out to the woods to do soine_ shooting on Friday afternoon, and, lost his way. With a vlcw to uncer- uilnlng his \vliercaboui_s he climbed n, trac, ascending to a height of about` twenty-live foot. When at this licliriit the limb upon which he was eittlngl gave way and hc fell to the ground. The fall rendered liirn unconscious, and just how long he remained in ‘that condition is not kno\ru. Wlicu ifound ho was wandering around the, woods in a dnzod condition from ex-

home und a physician summoned. An

his shorl e ..

" arm broken about four inChfi0 from

'ltiie shoulder. and he wna badly shak- e en up internally.-lilx.

6 Brow-n a sailor belonging to Clirzster,

cons , ii _ _ _

\ ndlcniing ihnt her ¢“i>1“°" had A$thl“8 Cata h this city °m"l° " a ‘G ' AlN. B-. was brought to the city on

f ii propriata hymns wero,*_h__ M____my Harbor tm," "om vm.,

Rllf l

' ,i "° broken down. WH00 CQUGH (28% Capt. Borden cniiio here nit thc rc number o P

A iv tlicn no word has rome- from Bl0NClfl‘& ~.0UGH3 C0 5 quest of (Sol (igilire who is chair sung --_once iici__ng__:$_)_r1_\_i_i:r_t;it_»_____l;§E§§. imm mvm, and ragistered at the 0;.

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A » i __ ~ . .~ mcc ‘ ., _ - . ' . '

©_&___ . _ _ _ | ini- have not been sight msn of the i-itrathoons. Trust 1~‘und period, 8,, _ ._ __ ____ __,___________ _____________

` . ‘ - 1 5” mfg" ni ln the afternoon he was taken on

_,_ citlrcr rim Y

fr/ ii ee... - ' e "°'."‘“i“°°.§a°' ‘:“ii°:”ii:'i ‘tis .’."‘°;;‘.::,'f“ -..

; 1- >j=“"---‘_-'E ‘ p a.,smiaro ce o e iy »- ci"-_ _- ' _ '

!,/, i\_ Q|i, ~=»°;““"_",': N, Dm 17_._Ths nigh coin-¢ Border in Nova Fit'/Dila. Both ofllvhlls W- M011". l’- W- C\`°”l°‘_ J' ";'_l .iii l ij- -[_ '“’““"“)' G _ ,,- ,,~,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,i _ __ are working torn-ther in ming un-. snarne. W. A. Sherrie. Hish high ""l""'”“'*'*""" 31" lg: ; Mchhld l§m\Mncrlsli§lrl has ri result of |,"n‘,,,,",." ~; two p,.nv|n¢eii in line 0" thl’_'wen"i;i¢s(f:l" Gelorlie (lrlil)rlilirditTh;o::]gni;ll@ td It Wm b° f“°““°‘l hy femle" gmt B lll Sl|V¢l' ' A' "W--V' \ \ 'ml :".“°“l' “Ml """""' “"8" '"“°"“t` -wlrxlisterdav cant rrnriien not with the lsnrizre s°,d°lll’lv bereaved Mr' “ww” "'°" WM ° semus “cb " en ny 0

' ' ' . rl joins

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HALF THB TOIL

0| household work is takm lpvly when Sunilizl". S'-“iv ls brought into the heme - For thoroughly cleansing floors, metal-work, well* and woodwork, Suniiirllt ls the most economical iwlli lu time and money. v .ss

Uulteil SUIFN' ____ _

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'Hof i 1'

any ,says that air intimate friend of A|_|_p|;uqq|31'g _ Hon. Mr.. l~'ield_ing, Minister of Fin '_ __ _ _

_ ,,,,..,,, sind todav _ _ RN” _,_ .. ‘

I “lim nfrniil Mr. Fielding WI l li8V_Gl' an an ' c. `

a,,,,c,?F in ihe House of (onimnris ii.. __ gf

'rin Mr “_ ._ _ *_

s._____-___ .ni token to mean that ._ Ignggygglqg __

' h sfrnl condition is worse za-in-IM' lla I '_,

Fielding s P Y - ,_ -vi _ not better, since his so,lou_H¥_ the MONTREAL ___-

f L16*

’¢‘.~‘.§r

This Strathcona fund has been B pnrtionen among each of the Lana- dian Provinces, one of the uses of which"is the awarding 0l Dflzffl l0 the eiamnt inline sewers roi- emer-

ency in physie`a‘i and military "Bl"-

, ing. _

At the meeting, which was well at-

tended, a number of resolutions were Passed and tho work of organization

Pfwoeded with. _ ..

' hoard _the Earl Grey. and he _ leavq.

by that steamer this morning Qu roiiw to liis home.

I i the I

1 ing to $2.500- _ d'éi:'\|\‘-l=g_ <:l°'|,_;'§.;£. '°`:l,a*;l"g?;'|*'°° the chairman nnd members of- the _lo in which The Guar an . Schumer 1. ,_

I l lttec which consists of (roi. - -”-""“""'° ' Vernon River by the S. S. Harland .-_

_ :-14 _ ‘ """` ““""‘_'- llis|o"r:?hfuai nd . an gg comm

V M 'hu' M' a "E° 1 _ . D. Johnson Mai0I‘ by which he suilered injuries to his _ .18

g .

. "" "' fi""° ,X i. ,.., Davison cor H .

-‘ll’@"'l“‘ t" Th" Glmmmn' _ rm x:*“l""=‘-alum ` Weeks Anderson,-Dr. Wnrh UQ. leg which later necessitated ainputa

'_ 'l"’“UN'm' mc' g0'Th°' Worm to “‘°°°’°°""“'°""m"°"°‘“'°' N '.Dr. B. N. Robertson and G. fl. ‘sliffy tion above the ankle- _

_ _ . _ D' Mr. Brown's ini\i;°_ed__limli is still _ ’

' t rider though the ea ng, process is I

F" han" me cm-mr°n‘ ,nlnking good progress. I-_'pc spoke yes- _ _

te day in terms of the highest ap- ’¢“.\

lb’ YW Ha" aww ‘oval of the kindness of the people

' of Vernon River, genuraliy and par- cn.. ef

B95” th' _ticularly of those at whose home be ` W‘|f_:\__l,';§_,'_‘mf,§L`!5,_*`é?° gipamnof _ was while undergoing treatment. »_m,,". _ U,” §y',,»_ _

Speaking in a __ general way, Mr. _ ~‘ '

' dent. about November first. whil's his

was being towed itp the

much of the aympnthy shown him by the pcoplc in the position in which ‘ he was placed. Ho told of the energy of those who got. up a concert in his benefit and the realizing of the sum of $49 thereby and later of the work of two young ladies who devoted much of their time soliciting dona- tions in his behalf; in this manner raining $100 with which they ordered nn artiilcial ioot.

Mr. Brown was anxious that the

generosity end kindness of the peo- ple of Vernon River and vicinity be acknowledged and gave assurance

Tire eighteen year old sou of Jo-”i_Brown snld he could not say too

l>0B\\rH and l’“l“- H” “'85 l»f*li°¥\`that pcrstinnlly be recognized and

apprceiaiied the Christian spirit ln -which in was oflcr-ed and would never

iudelitrgi. _‘

PHLLADELPYIIA, Dec.19--By the

term of the will of the into Robert ilhiimt, the wealthy seed man of this lciiry/_ Roberta B. Dc Janna, his lrrendchiid, who disappeared- from irhis my with a hotel waiter int /December and was found in 0hi¢lg_°- 'ie given in trust the bulk of'hfl ea- ters, which is valued at about 8500,- l000i - -

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Remember fhlf ihe longest - wearing, besi-d ' ' lgired sllvu plate fo be had is llc __

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oft

brand. Spoon|.ferlrs.lnln|. etc., bearing lil: trade mark are heavily plafld and will wear for years and years. Inf In im. dlshn. nllen.

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its enthusiastic workers. The inter- ' . .vi-"-'<.i~'ff '-1-,__ “ _ est you have inariifest-ed along tlieso `><'f'-. yi:":i` *..~.i.“_ 'ir _ ` \ A lines for thc better euforceuient oi _ `l\5iliffl'K" our laws and the stanipini; out of _ "sf" *L5 ,.\"‘ . ,` ,_ this giant evil which has long been ij i _` p,.1\‘_’l; ‘»’ / ~_ ` the curse of our land will long bcrc- lliiil o--*~_'_;,. " // "QW ’

meiribered by those who have the ,_ ,l‘,,. Mr, §@

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