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D ESTABLISHED ll9|.  'mn GUARDIAN, cmAnLo'rrnrowN, Parson EDWARD LSLAND Faxnnv JUNE 22 woo '
_-l-»_.4
 _ Botha’s Forces
.__-...___
Z_1._..
_surrendered to Buller-Brit The Sound Principals o
ish lllove East to Macha-
dorp -A Truce.
STEYN FROM BOTHA.
rounding of Steyn and Dewet.
mga wnnmrnmhro scum.” ` '
GW- B“u°1` bv' ’°‘°h°d Smudspmit and ing more attractive, apdgthe _ family sur-
S rounded with    _`<` "'
e V ‘ `
I
many Boers hate surrendered their arm
and horses. _
namsa ADvANciNc NAsrwAnD.
ward
British forces have advanced east
toward Lyd nberg.
A FNB DA s TRUCE AGREED ON.
Pres' t Kruger is at Aikman.
despatch from Pretoria to the Dail
Steyn’s and
fpgpos, Jnneé S1.-(Special).-Gen.
-Buds advanw is _ xpgqgmd to gm, 0f['g1\ work. Dr. Wm. Saunders, the D rec
to
nmmunieation Ween Swyds fumes who from year to year visits nearly al
_gd those of Both and result in the su
1.1... _
Hi UUHWH.
SV DR.SAUNDl5RS DIRECTUR N
Which the Farm is Con-
ducted Highly lndorsed.
The thirteenth annual report of the flv
Dominion Experimental Farms has bee
issued. It embraces nearly 450 pages,
I’
quarters of Canada, points out that th
improving,while the farm home is becom
ctor goes on to the state that ‘the farme
farm, but converts these, by V feeding, in
concentrated animal products, and T thu
retains the elements of fertility wbic
-Dir-
h
restores them to the soil in the manur
He thus supplies for future crops much
lant food in ii readily available form.
Tnis is a sound principle on which
h _
these crops have taken from the land and
. . e’
P . . . ,,
to
A anchor, and we are glad to note in con-
Y nection with the Experimental Farm
Telegraph says a five days truce has been system, as indicated by this report, an
grcedupon between Lord Roberts an
‘Gem Botha.
 ‘ PABALYSIS CURABLE.
of LivingDeath curedhg Dodd’
Kidney Pills.
startling exauiple of
paralytic.
convincing proof that thi
is_the fact that Dodd's Ki dn
generally recognized as a kidne
you
yet cured.
CHICAGO MA RKBTS.
o
arethe closing rates!-
$11.55.
5-Z 
0003 5° 5° 9”” Eve Where- ypes of animals for the purpose, the use
s
human
your commiseration
is tobe seen every-
condition is the outcome of kid
. . e
know of a cure? Jus
k
ust have been the wor
Pills, for no other medi
, June 21.-(Special.)-T116 f0
wheat, Sl§; corn. 4032 GMS, 24
wheat, 9:?.§ corn, 40§: oats, 24
Harold T. Morris will receive orde
tuning and 1°e£airing:-Leav
with  VV. IIYIOI' °
- t .
.ao|es’
nvas-1*
Shoes, All
-hilt---1
and
_ ~`-` 1 f
<
V _,.3
i~
d increasing attention being paid to live-
stock husbandry andthe growing of cro
or that purpose. Too much attention
annot be paid to the question i of the
conomical production of meat and milk
f goodquality by determining the best
"Ummm
PS
f the most suitable foods and methods of
wa'-no
scertain the exact returns and cost of
’=‘ vit-.»_tn¢=-__Centr1=_1 __ _ _
stiftiy pressing Experimental Farm (where the modest out-t gsand 14,i ipo'i'inds'('7 tons) of tree
-not profit of$10 per cow is shown,) or the __sceds, every pound of which, with reason-A
S extended details which Hr. Robert-` able care, may be expected to produce
sea, Superintendent of the branch farm
t Nappan, gives of a similar trial with
we would refer the readers to our
dairy department. It should make the
_ average dairyman stop and think 'a-
bout what his own cows are doing or are
not doing to see that some of these cows
at Nappan yielded a net profit oI$2‘7.83 in
the year, while others fall as low as $2.68.
I The latter cow, too, gave nearly 5,000
` pounds of milk, which would probably
put her away above the average Ontario
il factory cow, judged by some Bureauo
Industry returns once published, so that _
iv thereis little doubt that many cows are
making their owners poorer, but who
seem to cling to them with deathiike
YS tenacity. Why not weed out these un-
proiitable bovine servants?
r The experiments in early, late and
medium sowing, reported by the Director
have been conducted long enough to show
the advantage of sowing all the crops,
if possible, on the farm within ten days
after the gr0uiid-prcpa.rcd byfall plow- If th Ch _ t P It M dth
' fr-is read for seedin It might have `° 9 emls » 0" TY 33329? HH- 0 7
g uperintendents of the- branch farms are  of  tuwn
S
also very complete.
Some of the lists of varieties of grains, District'
. kept under test would seem to be
- - it. tel fr ew 1 .
iR£P;§rF§g'?£§ gIl`°_;';1n Eigxrfeg; ;ver;’;;__bcwddenngly long. There appears to be
PO 1 ” . mm after the plowingunder almost a mania for potato testing, and
'“°re“e “lx ‘get was ,orc the first yea; Wham. some ofit is not yet very conclusive, as the _ ,
Of S1`e°‘?._.° ° " ’ rt 'tself state At the C tral F rm
I I S' 9 ~
oats were used, 11 b\1She1S 1 P°\1Dd Del’ Ellfnsmnce, there were undeifziest noaless MoNc'roN, June 21.-(Special).-Metlw
"~°’°» “nd i” 1899’ whef’ “'75” “me gms than riapvariegics, at the .Maritime Farm dnt Conference of N- B. and`P. E. I. today
sown with barley the average in- . - V- V »
Wg” was 8 bdshels 31 ’ pounds per 119, llaiigoba Noéthwcit Te1r2rg-_ elected Rev. Geo. Steel of St. John, Presi-
c _ f=°'°’°° toriesg ,an i_ - oum ia . . _
All iDCl'99»S¢ °f 28 Per cent’ m the p°f°'t° American Wonder, which heads the list as dent’ and Rev’ Geo’ Fish” pf Newcastle’. . _ f _ _
crop, where <=1°v¢f had been P\°"'°d d°“'“» n yi¢».1aei-_atcha Central and indian Head ‘ S<~>°1‘¢l`»"‘Y- _
was also Shenrn- _ _ Farms, does not appear-under that name. Rev. R. Opie was appointed chairman of
The fertilizer plot experiments, wlhich at an e,entS___in the Brandon Farm list, the Charlottetown Dishich
have been SONS 0” 01' te” 01' 9 even is about one-third of the way down at Th be h. ' ted h d t
years, disclosed incidently that s01l_f»0 Nappan, and near the bottom at Agassiz.` dec;a;f:;30r;u: lierlire e;_°we 8 ne
which no barnyard manure was applied Surely a gwd many af these Sorts mlghg D8 Y _ - _
became greatly depleted °f hum” and be eliminated, and much labor saved en- Though not oflleieuy sivengut.tlie1ew
D0W¢1`f'°h°ld m°i3*'“1`°» ‘md its °°“dit‘°n’ tirely or else turned  other directions. % ' **   is ""'
favorabletoplant growthwere very much DL Saunders devotgs some gpage f,0 ‘ ' _L_  ' " ”
lessened. With Wheat- b&1`1°Y- °“l"5» ”°1`“~ journeys which he undertook during the -
ma-H8915 and “mips “W results Wen °b°~ year. Of the Doukhobors whom he visited _
tained from barnynrd _m21\\11‘¢» _Q8 00m' inthe course of a.l50mile drive he evident- D ‘  ___
_ p;,§,4with  A V _'gd _giver-_y fdorgae impression; 4-.;   A
_ more eesnnlannni gave equnllsy Teri ;_j     tg .ni-is my s  wen mane  _Q ' __ 
1infgk;¢,b`¢ete'r-results, tan fan  2 RK-'t.&neiY  Horth-west Oan- ‘ _` " ‘   ' 'T
; latte;-beingthe case in most instances- uh gongenggd ,mid more _or legs hard- 5 _ V   _.5  L  0 _ __
‘than when well wtted D ship he found them, moreover, truthful; B     
V A _T l page done, perhaps, their homiatand hard-working, cleanly intheirw       f     f  2 
g  ` _ ._. M ._v. ~ ..,,_._s.-...-<s_».. _  . - . ` I _;Y>   LT __=
p i  m verybestwork inencoI1l'l€lD8   _nw t’°b°c°°'_ A'-'-' _,Q g _ t ws I
;» _L_ .A ' . V = fs-ir. ~mrn»s *Hd-l!€..l¥‘¢.Y°K?&“!'!*°-a*?’°”¢ ““‘ ‘”"“Y» _  from. ' _ .. _- _ . _ue  ' 
_"_,  §"i'j"*   -  iadaftwelveyeaiesinoe theExpsrimen\¢i*}`.¢\G “M” _¢  _,Q _ _  _ ` f _   ff ._ 
  En? _tv  is ff . - Fam was f°nnasa,! msc .mm  ui_isw_ew»mt§g_qhetricw where.  _ ° f _ ~ _  - "   '
_     lute Paste-withrtutions have laid the foundation _for __l»*Lft\\§I8l'8 i\°°°@°d~f°“|\in8g  °°m` __ - ~ .V ._ V  _ "'“""'=  `_ `-_ __ _ f i  
‘  ` "S909 ` at lgi-at advancement in _ a¢¢¢.g._ayingjin_mnnitiesou¢twin iid-in I -Y  _ V I  mm’ _Gmw . Ugg
» an
_ Canadainthe negtrfntnre. 'I‘hare_ar;ncw’i1fthecountry. ,_ . ei 1  _.Q ds _ _ _ BIAGES A lug’  
f f 'is s ‘f *'¥ _~--» .. _A ' . ‘- I' _I  - ,<1 °. . _'V1  f
'W ' ' -A--~  or in   1'# G »  --f  ' 
ff    _Sei , gf; _  __   _
drainage is responsible for a good deal
Of the Experimental Farm
eeding, Look, for instance, at the ehbrt
- tho- Agrioalturist, Mr. Grisdale. ta.
in, 4' ‘ Y ~ - '
been further pointed out_ that want of tile
of
late seeding and lessened yield.
it
ire
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Three Passengers Seriously Injured-Gen. McArthur offers L _
Amnesty to Filipinos -Criminal Sentences in Mon- SUME TRAGIC RUMGRSP
n Stove Works-lllartin Gets Another Supporter- V
T MCKINLEY AND aoosiivr-:LT caosnN. A andis expected to bring in Aguinaldo and
to
i.iAivri.\‘s 1.A'rns_'r strrroaraa. V ~
Vioroiun, June 21.- (Sfpecial.) -Joe
Martin has another supporter, Staples
being elected in Cassiar district.
COUNT MURAVIEFF DEAD.
ST. PETERSBERG, June 21.-(Special.)-
The Russian Minister of Foreign -Ail"airs,
Count \Muravief, died suddenly this
morning.
AMNESTY T0 FILIPI.NOS.
WASHINGTON. June 121.- (Special.)-
General McArthur has issued a general
amnesty otiirto all Filipinos who ___sur-
_ . ° Th
r position of the farmers in the community, 8 “mes created great enthusiasm J F Hebert the Van Mme Bank n'rnAGns oN Missions. _
and the inmlliwnce and success with svNDicA'rE nnvs 'ran srovr: wonxs. Cashier, whose evidence Jailed Baxter
whi&`hec&rriesonhis“1vm'k;n~e-mteadii 
Wild rumors are afloat that Admual
Seymour is dead, the Emperor killed and
-the Dowager Empress missing, while
Pekin is said to have been sacked. 1
l .
i NO VVORD FROM SEYMOUR-SHIPS ARRIVING»
l More war ships 'are arriving. Nothing
has been heard of Admiral Seymou r’s
force for six days.
TRAIN CRUSHES GRAND FALLS BRIDGE.
St. John, June 21.-(Special).--C. P.R.
engine and .7 cars crashed through the
bridge at Grand Falls today.
Three passenger,s,J.-McK.ennathe C.P.B.
Travelling Passenger Agent, .Hiram 1,
¢-4-nr- v~ -ro-Q
’°“d°" Within Hunt? days- M 3  ' lishmen-.were seionsldtgifélvdiii 1 I
-santé-_
from500 to800 young seedlings. -The re-
sults of this work are now everywhere
y a _ g A _
the herd of dairy eowsunder his' charge# fpparent. On homesteads in almost every
it snccumbs to kidney treatmenty, and for further particulars of whiohr.
ever
m
ing offgnrden vegetables, small fruitsand
flowers, also for buildings and stock, and
Thi“°°v“°m kde” 5" -Wen ‘P4 §°l‘“é1f5 U _Uthers were more  shaken up.
 ` in ooo '
TGPPIC
part of Manitoba and the Territories there. - C 
are sw all plantations of forest trees which " I
fm-3 _ _ *more or less shelter for the grow-
at the same time make the dwellings of
the settlers more attractive and home-
mifiiother exceedingly interesting and   N' B'  P' E’
valuable feature of the volume is the _ _
illustrated report of the Entomologist and
f Botanist, Dr. James Fletcher, dealing in r ' I. 
va very practical way with the myriads of
insect and weed foes that confront the
farmer in all portions of the country. The , --- V
section occupied by the Horticnlturist
9
points. In the latter we notice, in passing, V ~e ” ---
a good idea, viz: the giving of a short
list of “Best Vegetables for Farmers," as ° __
'ndicated by the trials made. The reports secretary G’ Fisher R’ 
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oLueR’s ANNUAL V NRKINLDY AND Rooesrevtti
AovANc1s Revoir
_V . 1 -
Unanlmously Nominated at Philadelphia and Both  
-Will Accept    -V ' _ g
H
gig
D
V treal-_Russian Foreign Minister Dead-Big Deal iui ~ ____
led. Dowager Fled and
Rflpublican National Convention to day CRIMINAL snrvrascns nr uoN'rni:Ar. _-
n MONTREAL, J une21 -(Spec al )-.Tame ' 'I' y,
Rwsevelt fm' WS candidates Roach the notorious crooke was given a }j-[gpg KQNG June g1_(S ml) The
giving details and results of much useful R°°s°v°"' sam the ”°m‘“““°“ was 5° 20 .Y¢8»l°S 8011501100 Mid EV8l18¢liIl»¢ 1701!. allied forces continue tohdl;c'the&ak`n"°
New Yann, June 21.-<speAiA1>-The all his follnwew Pekmi si°kéd°  _ 5.
e elected unanimously McKinley and 1 3 Axu roars im1.n»-or.D mu' cAN'i°o;_
. ' .ii "il 
spit
1 f t _
re use x 111119 YWYS Li Hung Chang vsill remain at Canton "1-
, as
Safety .Seems now to bc, S;
TRAIN GOES THROUGH GRAND FALLS BRIDGE in Doubt
Seymour Dead, Emperor Kil- _B
9.
ins.:-°~ 3
spontaneous and enthusiastic he could not who robbed the Dommion Exp,-ess, mt _ :Dfw _ _
. . . , . ` 0 __ 
U
ekin and the Consuls all safe, but says
\the :foreign settlement at Tien Tslnfl has V ’
-V.: -T f
been reduced to ashes. J. , § 
CHINESE CAN PROTECT FOREIGNERS¢- "
start in a day or two.
Chinese oilieials declare they can  .I
vinces.
I a current report that at the Ministerial-`
Conference held. "during the past
two days,-among the business disposed of 1
wasthe case of Rev. W. W. Brewer, A
ormeily stationed at Mu-ysville 
Maivioses .a,__»- if ‘ -
`i y ons” 'J"QNelu’ “Eng -fromthemiaistrylast year.. 7- - f- e ' -
Itisunderstood he will  reinstated
and placed on 'thc supelindmerdry al- '
lowance for the present. _ -1
' Five candidates for the ministry passed
very successfully examinations at the
'ministerial sessions of the N. B.~nnd P.
E. I. Methodist Conference yesterday.
The candidates are H. E. Thomas, H. E. `
Rice, Geo. A. Ross, W. R. McDonald and
Mr. Campbell. All of the first, second and
factory examinations and are recomm&f
ded to be continued on tria.L ` ,
c_Z--10.*," -'_“"*'_
Only one best Liniment, tha.t's B-E-N
T-L-E-Y-S. -
The smart fashions for little chaps will
be shown Saturday. Our second door is
fhd' ’art,1.fD,$2.il)
hii)<i)e£(§).-t-Jeas.eI§3‘oi!ir& Co.-£2 d&w tf.
nfiuihhfliifélZiiliysfmfigftdit‘hifiI PRESIDENT GEUSTEELE NEW YORK STUCK UST-
p _
growing interests of the Dominion, will -
prove valuable for reference on many
Closing`prices J11Il¢$1~
American Sugar 113%
american Steel and Wire 31
American Tobacco  97-
'- rooklyn Transit 52
Burlington' 124%
continental Tob. A 23
' Federal Steel 31
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central _
Hook Island
St. Paul
as
74%
1283
104%
111
Union PM Pr”fd
= _ 
Unnnisarm Rubber mi
liammooisl  
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KW, ~.~¢_nl_1
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opened. _  "-
A . ; _   I? yin-   V  é  V . ' .V12 §.f,.  ‘R .- __  a _.y A
Increasing cle|id_i|icss,slar¢>we1-s,i|\o`;eesixri¢jA _ ,_  _.     Y___§_?V _  _V ,J  é .
‘ "  if ` A ‘_ ‘ we we
__- ~}1gxm-1-UN; June. 3L_(S,“i51__>__ Ame1.i_ and Lemiux pleaded; guilty of assisting tot THE Brmsh MiSsi°n"'_t   
° can capitalists have about completed-a  I-5*’  i_  ._
_ @51f¢l°§§the purchase of ten stoveimann-  _‘_m'd°1"`  om `.`MV`A`ff  ‘I 1   J  'I .V   I ‘
r facturing concerns in Ontario for two and; séubelicé “lla $2»000"`b0l'13S- A' ‘   “mmm SAYS 5‘Y*‘_‘?V3'* ‘é  T' ‘_
“UW Sf=1f101I1 Sells <>°n1'S<= grains fr0m h°s a half minions of dollars. WILD AND 'rnAG1c nnuons. B0l‘liIl d60l&r¢S that Seymoursfnrcgis at
s " 
3
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Another relief expedition is expeclgsd to V
foreigners inall the great southern 1210-, 1
third year candidates also passed satis*
_.u-| nmnnvdrv
fum 
»._._-
"l‘ennesseeCoalandIron ` ' Gli-
April Cotton per _1ID1l_>B _ - ."">
if
__ A big stock of GUOD. STRONG and
REAL comfortable ' Hammocks just