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NEW MINISTERS   i gtntumn wats ,   .saints at BRUTAL MURDER
SWORN
Brodeur as Minister
ol Marine, Templeman
as Minister of inland Revenue- The
Dates ol Military
Camps- Eighth Dis-
E trict Meets June 26 to July 8.
<)r'|‘.\\\'a, Feb. 5. - 4 Special. ) - The llall at eleven o'clo<=k tomorrow and will
annual military camps for tho present be sworn in Ministers of Marine and
year wlll be held as follows :--
Ninth Military District, Septemberlly.
--I-\\'en|,|\ to twenty second.
l-llevcni.l\ District, June twenty sixth
la .luly seventh.
Eighth District, Maritime Province
ronnnand, Juno twenty sixth to July
,wvf-ntlt.
lion. Messrs. Tirodeur and 'l‘-‘mpleman
will meet the Governor General at Rideau
Fisheries and Inland Revenue respective-
; Hon. \Viliiam 'l‘emple\nan was born in
Ontario in liiii, ls publisher of the Vio-
tnrln Times and was called to tha Senate
in nm. `
lion. L. P. Brodeur was born in Quebec,
\in18ti2. Ile is a lawyer and has bet-na
member ot the Commons since 1801, and
for some timeMinlswr of Inland Revenue.
EEllllllL SCENES
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'l‘.ntu, I"cb.r'».-Russians at Nagasaki
l|a\'e\eceivcd‘ n despatch sent from
Vladivostoek, lnst Thursday, saying that
lrornil o’clock Wednesday night, o san
L-uinary conilict had been waged between'
Luissncks and ex~priaoners from Japan.
’|`la~ wounded were estimated to number
l,7»*ilI. One-t.hIrrloithcm were taken to
tin- hospitals, but the rest were allowed
loremain on the streets. which were
r~ovcrcr`vt'itl1 snow. "l‘he weather was
llittevly cold. l<‘earful scenes were wit-
nessed. Adl'tti|l has been long overdue
lr-inn liar-bin. Some trains itavo in-an
Iilownnpby the rioiors,nnri prcclpatcd
inio'_ti\ci'ivcr. There have been nearly
:l_<rll0t.-asuultics ltt those outrages,
\\'l'lAl{iNG A\VA\' YOUR lJUN(ltii
Yrs, and your strengtlt too. Stop
ifottizltittprattd get vid ot' tlmi- eatnrrli.
'|`i\e one rt-nit-,ily is “Catav|'l\ozot\e" which
ones to the (list-risetl tissues along with alt'
vonlu'eat.I\t~; it cnn`t. fail to reach tho
'.~sn|rt‘o ofthe t,roublt~;it'a bound to kill the
in-|~n\s, and as for healing up tho sore
places, nothing can surpass Catarrltozcno
li you dont- gat. instant reilcfnnti ultitnntc
ware you will at least get back your
money for-Cittarrltuzonois guaranteed tu
rin-eeatarrh in any part ol tho system.
You run no risk-therefore use batarrh-
ozone-at our expense if not sutisded.
-lliremcus' Concert. Look at this
galaxy uf talent.. Vocalist:-t:Mrs. Byrne,
t lttte|ne,u ll W Moore. P Iinrlvu,
i‘|ainor Inuit umentallsts Miss
.\li~x.. liazol lirennior, llliss Lena Murray,
U. ’ ' - - ‘ V 1 »
Watt-rtnnn, Prof. Vinnieombe. llcadcrz
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Miss ltattruy. A Deilco in Drill. Uthe
:tnnounceuients pending. Feb. ltltb.
Ei EEE EQQQQQQ
Hurrah l  
Hurrah
This is the weather for
Granby Rubbers of iron wear
fame - '
Men’s Duke plain toe $1.00.
Montcalm tipped $1.00.
Seuator, for extra wide
boots, $r.oo. E
Dominion 85c. '
Ladies’ Lena tipped 7oc.`
Olive high front 750.
Dominion Croquet 55c.
llllM||ill llllill
f lil l|Sll llilililtl
Toxin, Feb. 1.-From a reliable au
thorlt-y, itislenrned that Admiral Togo
willvlsit America in April, with two
armored cruisers. A permit for Americans
to visit tho Lia Tung peninsula, and ln-
vestigate the condition of their property
abandoned at the outbreak of the Russo-
Japanesc war, was oiilciaily granted
to~dny.
NEW EiESllHl]S
iN SEEEL WUHKS
Oporatlonsat tlte Sydney Steel Works
during the past month were facilitated by
the unusually line weatlter which pro-
gvaiierl almost continuously, and the out~
put In all departments was large. The
.bloumingmilinmdo a new high record
land in the rod mill the exceptional work
'doneinDecernher was more than equ-
lalled, and new records were made for a
‘day’srun and for a month’s tonnage_
'1`ho open hearth department also in-
creased its output.
A BAD BRUISE.
Often causes a good deal of trouble.
’l‘he best unrc is a prompt application of
Nt-rvillno which instantly stops the pain,
prevents swelling, removes a l blackness
and discoloration, Nerviline is antiseptic
-prevents blood poisoning. No llnlment
so strong, so pfnetrntlng so swiit to
destroy pain. ou miss a lot of comfort
by not using l’oIson's Nerviline. hor
nearly llfty years it has been the standard
family liniment of Canada.
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Fire sale mlliinery. Our mlliinery
stock isdivlded into lots nt5o, liio, ll0c,
and i'»0c. Rare bargains, far below cost
land practically undamaged.-\Veuks Bc
gn, watt
l sa; t-use-at-Q so-:
MUNSEY’S
MAGAZINE
for February is a
GREAT NUMBER.
Ladies Home
Journal
Misses’ spring hill and high- and an other [good
heel 5oc and 55c.
Boys’ heel wide so upper
won’t cut at Rubberdown
Headquarters _
 llaszartl &. lhnra
swam Average Ci-fs"
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Magazines for ‘
Feb- |906 '
now on our News
Counter.
RE EERE EE
IN TODAY
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614 1 x 'E .$_
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for Loss ot' 'Panama but Url- _ '. ,'
lied States Declares it ls i \~~-fs' 
Not in Any Way Llable \
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W/tsmnnrron, Feb. 5~(Spcciul) -Colum-l  Gi of D  l
bla has again renewed her demand for, ~ _
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hcrsuss of tlto separation of Panama.
not stated.
I’nnanta‘s action and consequently is noti
liable. -i
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PHUVHJ Plllli “”"l.‘?§'.Zi,f,°.“,"-§`°flT,?.Y‘”'
O1-1‘.\\\'A, February ii.-The department
of inland revenue iesucd rt bulletin to- Pom-LAND’ Fcb_ 5____(Spcc(“|)_]mm.|.
‘my Dr um mmlysis of ‘O8 sumples of sonment forllfeln the State Prison was
alcoholic preparations of ginger. Of the
samples of tinciures collected in Nova the “nfence P"°“°““°ed t'°d"y °“ Edward
Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. Island, Cole of Hillsboro, N. B. for the murder of
Quebec eity and British Columbia all are John Steavgg near Pumaml,
mpmmd 3°““l“°' S°v"“‘ mmples °°"` Cole had nothing to say to the court. He
cated in London, Toronto, Kingston,
Montreal urtd St. Hyueinthe were found wmba take" w Thomastown tomormw
to be ndolterated. mornin!-
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recompense from the United States' Who Recently Died at an Advanced Age.'
The amount. of damages sustained is l when nr” seen about two dclock
f    N  . flames were bursting from all parts ofthe
Secretary Root replies that the United bundlnm
State!! Was in no wny responsible for '
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,Destrovs Large Stock of
Ship’s Supplies in i_. Willard
Sm|th's Establishmeml.
, Sr. Joan, Feb. 0.-(special)-At an
early hour this morning -1. Willard
Sr;nith's establishment on South Market
Wharf was badly gutted by fire.
.Mr. Smith carried a large stork of shlp's
supplies and his loss will he very heavy
though as yet lt cannot be estimated.
' The building is owned by the Lawrence
estate and is fully insured.
PlillSElIUl|Nl§ lHE
Yillil EUUNTY llllll
’l`ouoN'ro, Feb. 5.-Joseph Phillips, pre-
sident and manager of the York Count!
Loan Company, appeared again in the
police court today, to answer to the
charge of conspiracy preferred against
him. Ilis counsel asked for an ad,lourn~
ment of one week, and the magistrate
consented. The $5,000 bail bond was re-
i
ucwed.
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wwwnnwnnnmnuwwunhvnlhrilr.
Hyndman fill. Co..
Insurance Agents,
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
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A general Insurance business transacted.
A Representing only Companies that give ab-
solute security.
-' Lowest current rates.
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To cunt Acoto |N oNE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money) if it
fails to cure. E. W. GR VE'S,
signature is on each box 25:1.
12-14 tie um
' announcements"
Oi Concerts, Soclala,En-
tzrtainmentl, etc., of a
money making nature.
5ceat| a line (ol Gwordag
for iirstfinsertlon, an
2;( cents a line for each
continuation. Churches
and charitable institu-
tions halfrstel. Mini-
mum price 15 centl.
Black type announce-
ments ouble rates.
A Farmer Found Dead
Wlrlnson, I-`eb. 5-(Special)-Freutan
Har-vie, a well known farmer at Harts-
vllle was this morning found moat
brutally murdered in the cellar of his
home.
Hia head was revered from his body,
than secreted in a bag and the body
covered with potatoes.
Harvle was last seen alive on Friday
night and on that day an Englishman
named George Stanley called to discuss
the purchase of his farm.
Thu ahastly discovery was today made
by neighbors, who, getting no response
to knocking, forced an entrance.
An hour beioro Stanleywcnt. to Ilarvie's
  Aan aur|LAr|oN
in His Cellar, Buried in
Potatoes, tiis Head Severed -The Murder-
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er Captured and todged in 'Jail at
Windsor-Some Ghastly Details.
house on Friday he borrowed a ,iackniie
from David Fisher, stating that be had a
little job to do.
Next day he again called on Mr. Fisher,
exhibited legal documents and said he
had bought Harvis's farm and engaged
Fisher to work for him.
Later, on Saturday. Stanley sold
Harvle's furniture, organ and poultry und
on Sunday prevented nil callers from
entering the house.
l It is supposed that Harris was first
stabbed to death and tho body taken and
hidden in tho cellar.
After an all day chase the police found
Stanley today hiding in a mill near Hart-
ville. Ile was brought to jail here.
NEW Zllllllllill
nts_tuuinltt
One of the most noted members of the
New Zealand football team now in New
York on his way honxe alter u tour ofthe
British Isles and Francs is George W.
Smith, holder of the Australian 120 yard
hurdle record of I5 4-5 seconds, and win-
ner of the English hurdle ohampionsltip ot
1902. The Aucklnndt-r is no stranger to
America, as be took part in the Olympic
games pt St. Louis. Smith, who played
three-quarter on the team, received a
_Mr  -Limerick,
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_ and. and only player one game u ter-
ward so ho had plenty of time to study
matters in his travels and was therefore
full of impressions of what he saw.
In.his opinion Wales is the home of
wh tt. is left of tho Rugbygnme in Britain,
and the whole team regretted that
the Welsh matches were left to the
and of the tour, when the players
were naturally feeling the effects of
their previous hard work. Welsh foot-
bnll~-rs understand the game, Smith
said, and know how to play it,und not
until they reached \Vales were the “All
Blacks" forced to act upon the defensive
for any lengthened period; and in Smith's
opinion some of tho other teams would
have done better had they adopted the
tnotics pursued by the Welshrnen. In
football n policy of defence is in admission
of weakness, and he could not understand
why the Seotchmsu had not more con-
lldence in their own strength.
rilmonh an quickly ralicvcd by Orcaolaup
iabl»ta.tollocatl|nI*l>a¢. Alldrauiltl.
International Stock Food is prepared
a tonic effect on the digestive organs. It
fattens by increasing the assimilation of
food. Nearly all the livery stables and
it. Stock railcrs throughout the Island
praise it. It you have a horse, cow or
pig you want to put in tltc best possible
condition, use "Stock Food." Price 50o a
package also in 25 lb paiis. Call or write to
LIEUTENANT GENERAL |Noovr<: wrrn oeNormt.Kunox1 ...nm Two Mm.. Mwuomm k MW
Kinnon, Drugglsts, cor Gt. Geo. and Kt.
Stl. dtwli.
Fifth
Leaguc_ Match
Crystals or Summcrsldc
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vtcrotttns
Hillsborough Rink
Tuesday Evening
Births. Marriages and
Deaths FREE but verses
with deaths same rate as
above. Csrda of thanks
uve cents per line when
inserted in locals, and
otherwise at regular ad-
vertising rates
Fcby 6th, |906
This will probably be the
match of the season and the
keenest of keen hockey may
be expected.
THB GUARDIAN.
sw ir, |
Usual prices. Plan at
Hughes)
prominent horsemen in the city are using 
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MlKES MENEY
The Canadian Pacillc Rai|way's n- t
earnings for the half year ending lice. Iii
were over three million dollars in exch .-.
of those for the like period in lllui. 'i l.
working expenses for December weri- i -
eopttonally small. The earnings for l).
eember made a record lor that monvl,
The favorable statement. was, of 1.-nur-r,
In some measure due to the mild weath- 1
as well as to the heavy traltie, but it als
indicates remarkably good managemen-
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YOU'RE ONLY HALF SICK.
But nevertheless you feel prett,y"s¢»r-dy '
Best prescription is Dr. llNnilton's l’l||
they tone up the entire system, strt-nr.:| li
eu tltc stomach, elevate your sph-its an-
mako you feel better In one .lay
lt‘s by cleaning the body of wa.~ri-~.
by purifying and enriching thr- blood tin.
Dr. liumllto|\‘s Pills at-eotnplislr so tnurl.
Very nlllti, exceedingly irutnpt, an-l
guaranteed in every ease. "nur ilram,-ist
sails Dr. lIaniiltnn`.~t Pills of Mnndrnlu-
and Butternut lnyellon boxes fL'»e. each,
or live for $1.00. let the genuine.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Omcaoo, February 5 - (Special i.
Corn, Doc., -ilil Corn, May, 415!
Wheat “ Bti Wheat “ Ni
Pork, May. $l»i.t\'» Pork, Jan., $l4.T`.
Sore Throat and Coughs
A ample, .main and ure "sissy for att om..
inhauoon ir found in
_Creoolono Antlaoptlc Tablets
Cwrtn. am. aoanmou. and -thu HN" - 'my mains an gemtatalt v-toe ..rcm..|.».= ~._.
th soothing  and iicnrtau;
Tun interior of .lolm G. McLeod'.s house
has been artistically paperetl and painted
from mote, herbs, barks and seeds having I by D. Howlett.
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llats that sell at. $5, never less-
“St.et.sons" are $1l.7a'> undamaged -Weeks
8cCo.
V3l|lBlllliiS
(Valentine day Fcby. mth)
We are showing a beau-
tifulllne of FANCY and
Lacs vALsNrrN1as, I
by far the best and largc~t l
stock ever shown in this
city, all prices from zc
each up as high an you
care to go.
- _ Comic Valentines
in great variety.
Lowest prices Wholesale
and Retail. l
MARBLES ,
(for the small boys)
5o.ooo in stock.
Grcvmnd Pointed
Marbles. Glass Ai- I
lion. Aiatiol &c.» &c.
CARTER & C0., Ltd,
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lations to Dec. 30, '05 Daily 3,043; Tri-W
eekiy 3,|28
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