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STERDAY

Special to The Guardian. LONDON, Jan. 25.-Twenty-five re.

suits announced _today complete thu returns from yesteidi!y's balloting.

Of the seats decided the Unionists

take 1.5, the Liberals 5, the Nation- nlfsts _3 and' the Laborities 1. . The standing- of parties now is : l hiheruls 207. l Nationalists 72.

Lnboritics Q J Total Gowernment 314. _ Unlonists 237. - The Unionists have a monopoly of

today's ga-ins placing to their credit. eigh1i_of$h_e_t_\venty-fi_ve_returns. l

_The Times

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, commenting 0n`i;hii con.

dltmll brudiieed by the elections sug- gests a conference between the lead- ers und a conlprom-ise oil some sub. Jcct. and ahstention upon o1;h¢is_

It declares Premier Asquith is .in

ilu pusitii,-n to ua;-ry ii great cough. tiitloiiul change by 101-ce whiie the Uiiioi:.i.;t party is ready for a reason- able reform of the House of Lords And ilerr--in lie iiossioililirs for 'u

statesiiiaii aule to rise to lin excep-I ional crisis to ‘reach an understand- `ii,; by eonseritj thus solving the pi-0_ bleni of Lords versus Commons lin the iiiancia] question,

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IIEWSPIPEIIMEN

ENTEHTIINEU

PHIEE UE TUUU

Paul W. Hillis, manager of le (lol-

niiial Stock Company, entertained A several friends from the city news- papers to a luncheon at White's ~r.~,~- tiiurant Saturday evening. ']`li_».<l~ present were James Dever, (L vv, (lark, Bruce Robb, Frank Connors, l:_ lvienede, cyrli Mcnoneid end wil- S liam Ryan.-St John Telegraph.-Mr

llillis has a wide circle of friends in ilu this City and Province. _

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BUHN S

HIEEINIS FIST

Ti0Ns .soiiilslzs HELP `i T

ING 'SAD D TH OF f

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I _ AGAINST THE FL-OODST AG

un I g o the poor and hom, _i_i_articul__:rly sad death was r

Ii.-luis, Jeri 25__ Fifty thousand Gallon is iiemurwwl- °9E- ea-° Y” "MY When' it "Fen" soldiers comprising the garrison of The whole marvelous underground um pm” °l llml ll” g"°“"lY il* known that ‘mlm Mcxelllllc' ""'ll’l

_ _ _ _ _ _ creased and the depicted B 1 I street, had been found .lead 'xi t Iziiis were placed at the disposition labrynth of the city is filling with drinking water aus t “pp y O dinin room of h' 1

li Z ls own l \ c.

of the municipal authorities ho iight water,causing sewers to burst,streets alarm. C es e greatest Mr M.cKe zi mn

_ _ _ n e was n man abo

_the flood, wlllcse ravages are spread- to cave in and threatening the mum With the rising of the flood a. few- eighty years of age, feeble pbyslcliill n . - - - » '

g ruin an consternation through- dations of b,,,id,,,,gs_ inches higher the pumping stations though in fllll lJ0SSeHSicn ol his me OUT- WW- The scene on the river front is ma--“tm 1" °Pe|`“ti°l1 must BWP Bild tal ° lacllltles' He ‘vas at one Um

The damage already is incl-ilculable, jeg-ti¢_ hui; h_pphiii,,g_ _ Paris, in the midst 0,' ,L miniature employed with William_l-Ieard Th” l"‘lUSf1'le1 life of the city is 'rhe seine, rising like e- wud beast, °°“““ Wi" be .“"fl‘°“t Wafer fit to *“""‘l“t mm' Death W” “H5211 mvlllly bccoinius purulizerl. hus broken the barriers er several d"i”k- l'““l="“g- The" is “G Huvarent rv U"lY ‘W0 58000115 Of the Subway points and is pouring 'ics yellow cor- Th‘“Y Suburban towns above the 3°? .Why the °"1 ma” Sl‘°“l‘1.°°“““l are 1" 09°F”-ti0lli While three-*fourths rents into the surrounding streets Flty 8” WUT” Off than U19 Cllpiliull sl‘ll°“l° and the °pl“i°“ is l’°i‘TS` 9 of the surface lines arc tied up. The weather grows worse rather Itself' ' pleased. by memlwrs DE his famll Factories are shutting down because than better and bitterly cold rain At Auortvllle ll cemetery has been thnt ms death was the result Ol ll their electric plants are flooded. and slant are falling tl-___o__ _lout th washed o_ut and the caskets lifted af" ‘lent “'hl_l° UV-'Hg t0 fuslen u ::,leLe&h__?_P,§__q_______q____ of ___Jmm_i§____iOn____oded re_g_____-____ addmg _n____g__se_ __ e from their resting places have float- __fi- clofli :1 line. It seems hardly Do

lloiiian (lub of l lil island

l'oet, under the u.ii'~ _f gi C 1 _ __ _

Earnest Protest- ° ‘ ll l _M7-` " _‘e ”° _

___ The house, as is iisiial witi h . - ' 4 . '

_ _ leciimiice of tim y,,,,,.,y ,,e,.;__,,m;f_ie_SPeclal to The Guardian.

peclal to The Guardian. wer. filled io overfloivl sus-usliooxs J _ - -

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ng, and the . an 25. Wm Wil- A ‘U n

Nlcw i'olu<, Jan. 25.-iuiiir, Eggs program, as rendered, proved to he,-"ffl Of Vermont WHS lvund guilty by

n . .> ei ii ` - ~' - `

il butter led the procttslon of F0* l al’ ll “Ut =-llllcilor, to any yetbf* -“WY lllsll illlgllt oma charge of hav- The outward cargo by the Eh,-1 ding food price today, presented |ln_g_assaulted eight year ol-d Bertha Grey, 'from this city this mox~niii,»_,h_

The nation-wide ag tation. aided by The opening iiumber_was an Over- Tiffin at Stanstead ron' Novemlber 9. cludes one car oats and one and) ii . teh; 1,_,¢h1 infiiiences have brought ture by the Orchestra, followed by He was sentenced to life imprison- half cars way freight, consisting `

bout the drop, Peter Ferguson with Scotch selec-lmellf this morning. mainly of beef and pork.

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Specllll IIO T113 Guardian. rand telegraph and railroad comm i-_the suderin f _ (A

_ _ _, - - _.~_.___._ _ Y .0 led down the stream bl" t“a1 this could be the case ye

i I, ilel-is of his death ivlll ever beconl - ii uni li uiu-un

_ ‘ I , 'Liu <l:ueus,~.d lived with his son

I- fi Wil -._-_. §.'ir.`.iI~nzie, who is uumarrie

- ¢ _ _ nz.-‘_ c:’i_i`oyed with E. H. Haviland

' News reached this office late last und U1'-'ned thc house the two oceu

_ - ' hi; th . ~ pied, a neat little c ttage with a

_ ___ _ i_ _ “lg of e sudden death in Crapaud adjoinl I t I _ U

i \ . -___ of a youth -named Rogerson of about ' ng P 0 °_ .aml

Radllcflld (JUIISUIITFIIOH Of Lust night ii, the Opera House was ' Bilteen years 01 awe" N0 fur ilestlerday morning the son aros

' l ° ' th" P51” all the customer hour and at hi

celebrex d th lfl e . -“_ ` - » _ Y F,

Meat was the Peomels _____t___ _*§_ l___§¢__e-;__S iii__l::_ii_i_yS<¢_rs§£y_ft_.;_>_f_]y_1:i; ticulars could be had\1t the ti _ reakfast d _

_ » _-_'_-~ it is not likely that the closing incl

me o , prepare one for his fathe

and went to work. He does not re-

d in the house all day.-

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clothes hooks on the wall

inquest.

e The deceased leaves one son, Wil

ri dullgllllufsi MPS John S. Mart' K'n

I night ig ,,,, the _,cc,me_ ,0,,0w______ tions on _the oagpipes. William: The prisoiler ls thirty seven years ' --_*___ ____

I .the gfelltly lrdiiecd C,_,,,s,,,,,pti__n ___ fr_oiiii_=_; pleaslngly rendered the song olil and married.

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`<'tl’9t llriainst the excessive c t. Thérc was a had Born in Kvlenl -i__`_`_°_ C ln. the nioveluent to curb theoijlleg “ml “ns warmly Bpplalld d TIN( Kllllll Drl

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ell trusts, controlling food 1>l‘oiliiet_; Innlekiiinrtet, consisting of `l~`i»nn_l< »1v_ ' ___ g ver ?n.d Flremaq

` iid to tllci‘v_by lower the cost of Yvatkls’ Iillmcr Ritchie’ Parker Hoop" l and lwent Sllfllng Along

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The following is clipped from the N

Boston Post of a recent da`e Duncan J. (lllinpbcll, 448 High St, Holyoke, ' ' is given ii bronze medal and will be allowed five hundred dollars with wliich to liquidate his inilcbtediicss.

cumpheii 'with John A. Grady, on ,__ Nov. 8th,'1906, saved the lives of H,- tllree sailors named Nystrom, Peters Fr son and Kumlander, from the foiirlte mastcd bark Sovinto which wli:-l C."

St Lawrence north of I’i‘iice Edward sb

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me of the liite.-it pul>licl_itions willfsixtecn Higlilaod lrissics and the` r~l‘tly lie zadrlcd. The l-'_oc‘2ct A (I ' ' ‘

_vrecked ___ __ __t__m_ ____ the Gu" ___:_l_;_l_i-n ivortli of new books, incliidingihe Clans, Drills 'and exercises b

island. Of thc' crew of twenty nicn,0il scvcii were drowned and three riliiain-1 Ell

eil on one part of the 'broken vessel' Eh after the other_ten had been resciied,

(‘amp'nel1 and Grady went out at li great risk and managed to get two of the three off, but were too much exhausted to gd after the third who,

liiter in thie day, swam to sufecy on li plank. John A. Gi`n<l_v, East Baltic, who assisted Campbell in the \\'oi‘k of rescue, is also given ii broil'/.e_ mcd- nl and five huriired dillnrs.

TIIIIEE KILLED AND _

THREE lJ'ADl.Y INJIJREIJ.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25-Tliree DOP sour were iriued had three uudlv lu jiired when a. motor hccurne iiiiiiiliii- nguable and pliinlged over un cnibnlrk- ment forty feet. -

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y meets, hllllc Lullliin by little Miss Amy' _ Wclliicsilriy c\'l‘niiig of every \\~eekIBliI'iis and lieels by Hiiglilaiill las-sies, years past has held the posltioh ang

iriiiy; the \'vi'litci‘, ‘Tlic folloivini; are during uliich the (Jrcliestrii. plliye<l‘,,.,ii¢ihm_1y digchhi-ghd the duties. of e uliirr-l‘s for the ensuing year.fGalcdo1liau airs and Master Rc-.iurt f .I - ~ ' I ._ lin Sli-\--nrt i‘i~l~o;<l¢iit~ M Pidm,0n_-M____§________ __d___ ___ ___ _ __ ,Mechanical buiperlnteildent of .he

.- __ ti St _ _ _ __ el' and Iioland Kay, delightfully ren-I _ lem; ,gc -_ ,llgl mtl monopoly l‘l“° dered that ever popular son-,.5 “Anni

_ l _lllo U' Laurie.” The vocal solo “Scottishf

' Bluehell," by Miss Isabell l\I,cKenLie-

EW was a treat. Miss Lutie F. Nichol-

sons recitation, The Pidde of Jen nie McNeill," was spleiididly done

1 and received lniicli iipplzxuse. Mr

K:iy’s solo “Tile \Vedlliiig oi Sandy MeNiib," took -the house by storm

-_-- und the singer was recalled. l’r-of

The first rcgiilnr ii-,geiiiig of the Vinnieumbo gave an. excellent rendi- tely orerl-_iiizml New London Lite,-_ tion of the "Blue Bells of Scotland" y Society was hold recently i,,_on the violin and Miss Lucy Blanch- ench River liull', _witlr a‘g~0£,d ht_Iai'd, ivho was in splendid voice, sang iidancc. There is n good Library in “The High1anilman's Toast.” This micrtion to wliioli over twenty dol-_wus followed by a grand gather ng ol

III]-VEHT

D. J. Bonnell. Ileliring Mech aniual Superintendent ot _The Guardian, Will

- Undertake This

Work-

l` " ‘ i - "’ Y ' Is li V V0. 'llll Mtfiovu-aruian has* resigned that posiiion -\`il~c-l’i'e.~ii|<-iii! i<‘i'niik MacKenzie Sec-!Whel'c." , ’1`liis.eoi-ellldell lllirt 1, I. . I ‘ - '.- `rctliry; (Eco For ii..-o ‘ ~ - --' _ . __ _ _ _ _tu cuter upon another li-ne oi uneiul

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I th ' rin- sta :lil

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an lio l plli

l :ill ing _ cu of \\'l mill

little |ii‘o~'pl:i'f,.\ lil i\.~lief._ ____

DISCOVERY OF

l - ATRO

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Tril‘l0 ll“3";

der was revealed ln an obscure dnt ii\_ the heart of New Yorl<’s East side nt_ dusk yesterday. Two women and man are the victims, and the miuinrr of their deaeh wus- horrllle. 'i'l'-'-'i' had- been gagged with silk hnndkrr- uhlefs and their heads crushed Wltll ll hnmr_rl_g_l;__0r _hh___n;e. _The bodies wviel len iuily dressed, lying orglhe floor.: A whimpering bull terrier was miie' only iiie in the nut. liohuerv WHS' the mativgoreise it is another case of the Blackhund. .

Salvatore Bcalpone, a wi'1}~`t0“l0

young Italian barber, his wife and li micld-le-aged woman, believed to have been Mrs. Bca1pone's mother, are the victims. Scalpone's failure to ailvlllll' at his shop today started an investi- gation _wliich resulted in the discov- ery 91 'the grime. Policeman, suin- moiied by the janitor of the _tene- ment, entered the locked fiat by WHY Of A llre arcane. In the kitchen, Ithe first room :ill the fire escape, lay Srullmr-G'H li0llY~ It was tied to the door. The fnccirnsf battered beyond recognition. Nell' his dead master stood the whinlni! terrier, covering and- hlo0d~BDBl-I-0|" ed. The animal had paced from body

CIOUS I CRIME

lttuil, and ilu- iiriid-4 linttered as if sniiie iii-.ti-.ui-.clit had been used all rlircr. liul. no weapon with irli siirli woiiiid.< could have leon

iiiflictcd was fiiiiiid in the llfl-f»

Dire confusion reignediii the abode

*of the dead. Drawers were dunilledr nupbonrils runsacked, mattresses rip- ped open, :ind every conceivable bld- iii§_~;-i»l:iev‘ hai' iiif.'iic_v or Vulilulilva pried opi-ii. Iii n littlr lll\llWl`*.V the Inst trarius of the murdl-rer or inur- dercrs were fuiiml. Tlirre, cullfcslcll under ii lf“l“l° “’“’l‘» ‘WS ll llllgln half filled uitli bloody water, ii blooil-:.'tllir.ed vest, nnd a pL|.r Of oi-ui~nlls_ also blfzod-spsttered. Tile

ter apparently had ,been used by

the slayer in wash his hands before locking the apartiment and making his escape.

wlirnver tool; the three lives work- ,_i,ii.i_|y_ for ulie oeciipaut of_ the ,_ ,,,.,,.,m;¢-Il li-nm that of Bcalpr.vne’s

hy .ure slicerest Dl“`fm°“» “YU 55° hcnrd iiotliing iinillual Life last night. If.-w-ua-tlaaw1\:i~ crihzo was cnmniiftrid, for Scalpoiie worlfed in hh; shop iiintll 10 o'cluck.

The police are coiivinccdthat more

than one person tvok plirt in the murders, for, with the bull terrier oil

ilill llie

ull \'.'li

Wil

Nl flu

to body, sniffing one and than the

other, genial" _'tho years crimson with his footprints a d- waiting for human aid; ` lr the um room' were the bodies til the woman. dogged as was the

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man, the handkerchlefn ’ slmilurlydlr

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guard and thri-u persons to collll WlU\~ one man, they say. would have been powhfleaa Al.='o exniiliiation showed that Hcalponifs body ‘md Mc" “"‘5` nd ,mm the ,iinlhg room to the kit- chen. where it. was ii-rl. There is no

get cl.'_le to the miirderer's.

g ri, Ticasuiei, My I liev L.. L1. lioss, Uity deliveled the - - I - _ . _

lc l\ll\<`l-Cnfll lllllllriull. ,loration amd paid high tribute to tlielacmvltl lhe Guard-lan Publishing

_“___ _vork and ___c_____ry of the p_______m _Uonrpany parts wuth him- with-Egret.

_ _ _ ,__ _ _'~Iews epb1,d'1i nt dost-'

llc i-'Allis l~‘i.l\oDs ir\<_'iilsAsi~;. _liioei of ;.\uld seoue. His nd-_f,,o,t,,`l;, hiada :,tlf,e ;,,_§fha,,l,°f,;_, xan has found him. cheerfully testifies to

ISI-NE

The Royal Military College Exam- .

matigns and the Literary Examilna- The ‘Tlack tions for Commissions in the Per-

manent 'Force will be held on May '$-

IIWII

Dliiicau J Bonnell, who "or =ovgr¢1

10th, 1910, at'Dlstrict Headquarters

Applicants who intend to take these _ _ examinations must have their appli- SP€0l&l t0 T110 GU9-!`dlall C _ _

“E‘°”S-1,",-“Ol-late’-Q‘““. A1’“1_._“°“- .U'r1eA, lan. 25.-Au engine on the

imitcd eastbound express turned

embark on this business on February completely over this morning lst with -quite a number of custo ncrs

i t nded to

only accept as his ments Ona. .£___5__. and is torn and wrecked beyond ie

chant in any particular l-ine, thus sec- pall _ _nring to each tha vei»y_ bash service it Fireman Hinseil and Engineer scorn is possible to give, `_witnont the dan- lan were killed

ser of Sharing it with e business

irival. i _

More and mcire the work of prepar-

ing- advertisements-.for the press has

__ dmerent __m_s_ It S ___ e _ It _slid 300 feet before it stopped

1;

that it is as lmpoltant that college

fic care ol infants as that college iiicii hiuld study agriculture pro .ilems Di Edirol) Day professor of home ecoiioniics in the univertity of I ilissonii nele 'ins planned for the won- ii students an elective course in the raising of babies

Forty women in Dr Days class

practically the entire number, have cxpirsscil thcil desire to Join the ,c o ii Friday lnornlng the first \ i ii ‘I nc lie ii when the pu ils \\lll vlfll the Parker memorial hcspi ii lieii Di Day will lecture while a, nurse

Dailies a baby b ii tits as ‘ i f . when and ici' I Iii ...np slithid ,u used, what

li most sanitary and ilotlilng must be used my » skin from being

.I \\ill be dis us

li Dai lclni es that a nursery Ii Iiild be run in connection with the iiiilmisitv iihcii women of Columbia iriild l .lic tlulr babies through the

HIISIIIG UF BIHIES

CULLIVIBIA Mo, Jan 24-Deelaring

women should he taught the scienti-

become the work of experts and the llargest and most successful advertis

dillll. 'BD€8kiug of M‘r. Bonnell as it

EIIWIHU E EIHEY

ers have abundantly proved that no- `

thing pays better than the employ- ` _‘

mentof such expert service. The Gular-

_ resh iius .i splendid one and was H." popular with thoge “Uni” “n_‘hl5 shui his llltegflf-Y and tI‘uSt- ' .

Kay s niimhcs iieic among the mlist poplilnr on the progium .irll in each instance were icccivcd wiili rourds of iipplalisc.

A special tr‘:iir| from Vernon Irou-

glit quite a inrge niinincr of c'cur- sirlnists tl>_this city. They left on return at eleven thirty.

NEW HIJPE TUH ' _

ALBERT T. PITHIEK

NEW ORLEANS, La., January 24-'

Relatives of Albert '1‘. Patrick, the New York lawyer, iuiw confined in Sing Sing Prison for the murder of the mill‘ior_|.iire, Wm Miirsli }lice,Iinvn .-ceiirrd 'ii promise fro-in Chas F. Jones, Rice’s fornier valet, that he will go hack to Nou' York and give cvideilce that, It is believe-il, may. opcn ilp a wily for l’a,i_riok's release. ‘ Tllougli missing thric years and

several times reported dead, Jones

appeared here a few days ago, amd'i'ii‘ stead of gding to the home of his parents, went to the house of a friend, whom he told be was tired of being chased around the world. He declared that he had returned for the purpose of ‘making a clean breast of it, and settling the whole affnir. I The testiniolly of Jones at the trial

went li long way towards securing Patrick's conviction.

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Condensed Advertisements i»--'~*‘T_.-- ';" : (T09__l=t°-fi>\;9!“s§@*il!=“->

(IIRII WANTED, with 5 fair educa- I. tion to learn the type setting Apply in person between 8 and 10 a. nr. nt Guardian office. 1-14lltf

ANTED, girl for general ho -

` work, reference required. Alxley

at this office. 1:26dr3i.

\`7AN'l‘ED, by 0nward_Farmsrs‘

-Instituto registered Ayrshire

hull about two years old. Apply

stating price. John V. McPh°e, Bec-

,__iire the benefit of his practical know-

~ -. . _ - . - .' d news was received by it

, . _ ____ _ ,_ _ _i .-ii ~. t ,]_ Ei g- . ; - , __ _ _ , 3 _ wolthiness, and wishes d - lid _ The ”`l _ _AT{_1h, _ J_.iii__ _Hi At tiio _u_<.lo<.k __:_l_f_"___l f_a_§ll;l_l_l__l‘_;ll{__f_________ _n_:2C¥____l0l_fl:llls“_;_der his dliectioii, and htiighly esteenu- ly expects for him a 1;l;gec;;__a§_?r°__ telegram to The Guardian yesterday ";__:_‘;_"i';_‘_f:f__'____l‘1`____ ‘IFS often r@¢ei,f1y_ gay-0 the 1-weiiding oi'p;___l_l_§' every “M °°llll°° ed wltll the of success in his new undertaking, afternoon of the death of Edward l<‘. tion l‘iil'estn tlii'oil_i:li the -i'oai\way‘T'§`_ll;l B1___l_l_l_°_l”l"a1ll'll_1l"_{’I‘l_ Iif_aV'l it “"el_1u lvl." .Bonnell is taking up the work #ii Carey' Lynn' Mass' fwmerly °f lhls rl flooded the streets on which vvel‘c,___‘_;.`__ __ E al,fHall _l "‘,’1“"` ‘E of an advertisement writer and de- T '°rovince_ Death resulted Il`Om‘ B

Iuinliy ai‘istoci'_»iti<: residences. '1'he`____'_f__l____ ll_;e___’_t_f___l(lO lg; ‘eKG{l_“_g' Slgllllf. fl- line Of HCUVUY 10? Whillll hemorrhage iii the head. -:.-_--.'.- - .iss ‘ ~ -»» .

h l;\`,,‘:E:,',ti.lll“.1~:,l_l,(f,l.l'ii-tiff, c,|,1n‘i-(Iii-lil,l3§i tht; Moore’s Solo- “Jlassie’s Drgani 9’ lisa; lp:-nEEEl's~al,cllili'~'hEEe:il1 qutllhgcatmnsldas 'B' __"° E' The deceased at one time owned the

, ~ ‘ 'll lieceived. Park 1- I-Io l ' _ - H' In an S a ‘gm “uw ld B' t d f m Ro alt nd

uses, iieic liastily liulilcd to a “C _ __ , ‘ Up” lol' ul one of the best llvertislnig schools 0 Inns 99- Bl' » Y Y. 8 _ cc of safety. The situation rc- 10“""li Sllfglllg '05 fUl` ll l3I"f‘5th 0f|ih America, Ha has had extensive' B R B th V 1 - removed from- this Province abouti ltliig from the floods is fast becrim._[;\;I_r_:;>__i|a,¥;__d;__g_________ _yiyitluiniechanical experience, and has vn_1u-`_ Mclgonzrlld), Bililfn ierll G1?¢nevlvlil'¢Sd_(l1;(_’1:j1§fl_ nineteen years ago since then residirlg t ‘Ili/slllirliltclll i'AEIolngdlllellfllllsirllllillsllllcased all The perfc?rin:iince (l‘ll;s`l|ame techlmcali koowledgc ll! printmg Apr” 15' 1855' Died in California' in Lynn' when he was employed with l cn. us- ._, _ ~ __ _ - ant .-1 h t th _

the Iiivvr Seine, and the coldc ralniflt H0“St¢`-_f_i l_l_Y_ Sl_l_<tT€lldll1(lE_?Ill1ah?(;J2;tsI_g§sm_1g‘;_,v0a_il;l;; U;___l1_l_l;3 D°°9mb°1` 12. 1909- _ an Electric ___();l:DaI1Y. _ t l » - ¢_‘ .- -_.; ' ' Q _ assis, was s emu, lan - - H "t s province as year l`1r?illli:;‘lrllllrlllilgs Lllr ullilllilHiiill___the__coiicllidlug niiniber in li V?!“llh Ellls he Possellses th? hlculty for Acmss the WMU' D€l1lllls» -. 0 vm el - ~ '

chniidise, even to the illustrations, Fi-Om Benicia, sweetly stealing on the occasion of the death of ii fos

_ type, border and white space

Rings tue convent bell repose

ter sister the burial taking place in

Inch make up the attractiveness of ' '

_.in advertisement. He has the capa- Sweet silver bell, that ever thla CRY' l

_ , _. wth hi brother Daniel

ml ___01___,_M_____g_c __,____(_ D________c___ “___ .nnlising the selling points of mer- At ovens gentle close, i company l s __

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-ity to select the proper printing, mar ‘ Its joyful ,massage [.,ngs_ The late Mr Carey was about forty uerlal to haralinonise itgwltb the artir 'po call to high endeavor five years old and for the past five

cle advertised

A t d- ___ t Mans lt-cart on fervor`s. wringe. or six years has been 'in_ ill-health.

rtls ic a ver semen s are design- . h _ if d _

vd by pencil and mechanical draw-u_;, Ring on, thou sweet-toned clilmer, _'_u:_O¥L ;l;l__:ce__l_l__cyeal;_oT,l_0i__e_;;l aixdeni :iccurding to the limitations of tie ‘Mayest thou my soul npraise' 0 e ll

dislgn the exact kinds and sizes f And fill with love 5 ph hir' while at his w0\”k. H16 ffflecifl Oil

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l.ypu named. This gives the printor To sing God’s song of praise. which he felt till his death. ° ljust the information he desires, and. _ Hi. ihhveg fy, hioiirh 5 moiheig hh _is what only a practical printer can|Ai-id when. no more thy tears I bear, ~ - _ v

,comprehensivel give. It can ensllyi ,be seen from ‘this that advertising]

fspa_;o,tlike adplot -iii g'r¢:_und, r;_an be ma e o yie grea er re urns y he- | i,.: skilfully laid out and cultivated will the co-operation of an expert

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specinlfs ng advertising main.

Mr. Bonnell, as an advertising ex- pert, will take care ol advertisers- eurs; and' thus wholly relieve his pat- , rolls of alll care and worry on that account. Distance will be no obsta. clc- iii that regard, with his perfected system for attending to mail custo‘mf_ ers. Advertisers will he able to sec-

Wlien life‘s short journey's o’er, _

May bells eternal welcome me

To Heaveii’s golden shore. '

Brother Valerius' mother, who diesl

in 1893, 'was a daughter of Alexander McDonald, one of tne twelve sons of the pioneer Seo-ttlsh niercliant who anie from Arisaig, Scotland, about the emi of the eighteenth centiiry,an|l who brought P-anmure Island and n large tract of land near Georgetowg, P. E. I. Brother Vslerius was "Tin-e of eleven children, eight sons and three daughters, and all are dead but

edge and special studies In regard to their ndvertisembnts and printed mat- ter, placing them ln the some position as' the departmental stores and other mammoth enterprises which employ' high salaried advertising experts, and‘ this nt a coniparatively insignlflcantl charge. A very extensive service will enable him to do this.

Mi' Bonnell has handled the adver-

tising of several leading city merch- ants for about a year past and his work liirfhefin very favorably com- mented upon by businesl men and by ‘be great New York Joiirn-als special-

ly devoted to advertising. He will

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r or-iioaoo MARKETS.

or-ilcaoo, .ren zs_-<speeirl'_-i-

Jeri wheel. . f`_. los; Feb' Wheat . ... 991 J n Corn ......... SE aiu corn cel

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f°"“'y’ G°°rg°t°w"' ' 1"‘l'llml2l` llinerdw Lirdmoot Oiii-on Dlphietla. f l_l|nard'| Liufnient guru_Di|t.eni_ps_i_»,fiimes of _sympathy and affection,

.»=1=-=i'-»f°i-~ir°“n.~_=°‘“f~_fii~- _ I

above aero. ' ‘ i

five. \'f‘he living are: Rev Bnotiher Willibald, Martinez, Cal.; Allan Mc- Donald, merchant, Soiirls East, P.E. I.; Archibald McDonald, on the old home, -Glenwood; Mary, Mrs John Kickbam; Sourls West, and Ellen, Mrs M. Reardon, Boston.

In 1900 the deceased in- company

with Brother Wiliibald -made a_tr‘i§i to the home of their youth. This was his only visit to t-his Province qnce he .went~to California .in 1880.

_RAIN OR SLEET. _

Special to, The Guardian

TORONTO, January 26.~Nnrtheaat_ and north wi__nds; cloudy with rein or slut .. . . ._ ._

The length _of today will he nine

hours and thirty light Inlnutes. ` The temncraqige at three o'clock

this morning _ups thirty degrees

an-nxnxqmg

aunt, three brothers. Daniel, Vill-

liam and John; and four sisters: Mrs Rose, Helen, Celia and Emma,all residents in Lynn. The aunt is Mrs John Berrlgan, 179 Queen Strait, city 'rhe rody yviii- be brought home for burial and a funeral notice will appear later. To all the sur- viving; rc-lntivrs The Guardian cit-

tends sincere sympathy. ll

_.lv-rs up riii saturday the sih.

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IIIY BIIYEH TI]

L EHUSS THE [IEEIII

Miss An-ge Doiron to Rep I resent Jas Paton & Co.

In London and Paris-

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There is always something new in iiisiness and in many respects Char- lottetown keeps right in the fora- front. »

of Messrs Jas. Paton & ""‘. ` T'-‘ET-.` early in February, intend sendlul; their Miss Angie Doiron to Paris and to london, the first lady buyer from dlharlottetown to visit the* old land markets.

| ln the past Miss Doiron has made 'li number oi buying trips for tne firm

'rue newest his ol enterprise ‘F the*-1

lm New York, and has made personal`

purchases for many customers in this,

ly gotreii up circular to the ladies of |(‘liarlottetown and throuZl10l1f» thi* 'Province telling _them aziout her DFG' jected trip across the Ocean and of- ierihg to msire lor chem i>ers°'w1s°l‘ cctions of anything that they “NY dll' sire in the world's greatest marke'ts- London and Paris. She will take or-

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ililzi-r"sl nir ell lime (Taigil In 00

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city. _' l

Miss Doiron has list issued a nice-_

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(Fussell along by ii Missionary in far-

away India.)

Do not keep :the alabaster homes of your tenderness sealed up until your friends are dead. Fill their lives with sweetness. Speak upproving, cheer- ing words while their ears can hear them, and while :their hearts can be thrilled and made happier by them; 'the kind things you mean to say wlicn they are gone, say before they go. The flowers you mean to lend

for their collins, sind to brighten and svueten their homes before they _ them, If my friends have alabastlr

boxes laid away, full of fragrant per-

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:which they intend to break our m 'dead body, I would rather thefwouf bring them out in any wel an troubled hours, and open th , tha

them while I need them. woul rather have a plain coma wi out

I may be refreshed and chee d- br

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flower, a funeral without n eulogy than a life without _the sweeoiieas ofii

love and sympalthy. Let no lohrn to anoint o_i_ir friends beforohnpd for their burial. Post-mortem kindness does not enter uhe troll irit. Flowers on _the__ coffin o fra- _rln_ca. backward ` _ "` weary

Why. " . .

comrade, do the kind not new l_

and look up Matt. xxv., 81-86. _ i _ ' _ _ 4'- _.ir_i'_\_r~_, _~y<:w-7.lpy,M-:-"

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_ `_i:ii clrizeu

e-[turn home to dinner at noon and ' “ :e’hence his father was generally alone

he About two o'clock in the afternoon

Mrs George Gorveatte, daughter of f

ni; the deceased, who lives on Gerald' yfstreet a few doors south of the' late ii- John McKenzle's house, sent her e seven year ` old son` to see' as his grandfather. He returned shortly. hy telling his mother that his grand- a- fntlicr "was kneeling gn a chair with t ii string around his neck." Mrs Gor- ;_ vette’s husband was home at the y time and he immediately started forl__ h the scene and on arriving there found p Z\f.r McKenzie, as the child .had stated, 5. kneeling on n chair with a. clothe; 1; line fastened aiviind his neck while _ the other end was attached t, two

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Tile l‘oroner, Dr H. D. Jollnson,'-

_ was siiminoncd and on his arrival` d' found that life had been extinct near _ ly~ two ,,hours. After inquilnfes -'bad - been made in the-case it was decided D that it was not necessary to hold an_

sliam, above mentioned, and two*

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ross, and Mrs George Gorvettc City

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