me -
1- my
r11‘llE”i6`”`11urEinii‘i1f’nL“iiiionisr susscnir
ea. .....,....... _ . ._
.,»
____ __,____~__---__---_;-_..____,;_* i _L_ _. T _ -< T _ . .»l.i. .~
"-"m _ _ _ __. _ _
ELE6T1o111 Much me-S01 _ . --r RETURNED from
C()MM|'|'|'E|) Contest Closing Will be Held 111 E R Brow lnsur
LIKE THE LAST ron riiiiu we Off-==4-F-we-fe-iii-is-1-iré 1-11-1r4=1iT T -AMHERST FAIR
- closing night. List lhunnn Angers
special in The Guardian. _ “-- - sP“°‘“1 t0 Thi* G“1\“"'1l1- _ 1 ’ " ` *' __?______, ___..H_ ._ _ .
N, December 9-The 'tand- T AMHERBT. Dec 9-Fc-rguson'a trial ‘ ° T T " _
_L.t;_l‘:|:_(_i__ parties ____ to tomghz _ww   was conducted today and the accus- ln    
115 1 r _ _ _ - - '
Nntioiialists 
liahoritcs  ..
lnilepeiidents   
TTTT Government Coalition.
Lil.;-rals    
1
Total    .... ...
Opposition.
IONDON, Dee 9--Notliin
T l can now preven
°T,T,§T;:T¢.TiTTTTlTieing returned b
T, ..eriisi>H1¢es. perha
;l.}|T,Tn before the dissolution.
I uestlon is what will
The nature <1
|,n|.peii alter. _
The conservative DSDBFB
ulgatlng arguments
profil _ __ _ _ d t
me maloiity is increase
ot proceed with
ET,.T;TT,:T._ ci;Tr[iTTTargunieiit describ
Chronicle as lnsolent Tory
The elections continue
lrnm course, the chief ies.
mpg being milarity to
T ii
‘ ' the 'striking si
the returns of Januarl’ 15
Hniilly is a gain noted
iieiore it is equalized fm t
T ,myfs news ofspecl
wssotlie defeat of T_im0f»\\Y
|,uni|i, which constituency
represeiitcd for eighteen y
Nl<.W YORK Ilcc 9-S
were overcome in an explo
during a fire which broke
live story building today
23,-,l st., occupied by Dem
(‘nr|'ol, stationers, and ot
nwmw
g but a
t the Gov-
y a major-
ps greater,
are
its
st.
he
ears.
P505'
The fire did $100,000 damage.
Special to The Guardian. _
____.___---
SUPHTNTT iliiliiii
iT SUNTNI
Special from Guardian Branch.
SUMI\il<Il-iSIl)E, Dec 10
rtine (‘,ourt sessions here w
nf 10.30 yesterday mornin
case of Martha Jeanette
is (leo llowiiiss, an actio
li-red libel and slander wa
lefiiii the Chief Jiisti
ed ‘. ' ‘1 ,
.liiry which was secured w
deliiy nltlio cncli side exha
lull iiiiiiihi-,r of cliallengea.
is ioiirposi-1| of I°‘1'cderick
iniui, l.c1ii11i-l i‘ruigg, Joi
1
léduiid Hl1.1r‘<c , Henry
. ,,. . _ y .
in i‘aniei-oii and Chi-lstop
ill. 'rhe ruse for the pi
openi-il by Mctluarrie, i{.C.
Cr.-,rs of about fifteen mi
ation. 'l`lic first witness
the iii-v W.M. Field, the B
ister in 1-hlirgo of the 'l`r
gatloii who was examine
l~ia11iiil1-rs. Mi' Field the
the (‘ou11cil of the llaptis
producf.-d the writing whlcl
cd to le thi- libel. He w
ex iiincd ut conslde1~'ahle
ni ,
.lolin.~:on, l<.(‘._ tho leading
the deli-1 ce. 'l‘he next w
Dr l.c:i1-d of rluiiiinerslde
eil this writing. Afinr lil
aiiiiiintion rourtf ad-iournc
ner. When court resumed
(Continued on page
-The
that unless
hu Govern-
ed by Thc
bunkiim.
heir hum-
ture ~ per-
on one side
e otheir.
al interest
Healy at
TIHT
ix firemen
sion of gas
out in
on West
&
29
0
251
200
busy
pro-
had
H.
Special to The Guardian.
MONTREAL. U00 ‘J-Ricynrond Way,
the Young Canadian who was iouiid
Waliiififinl; throiigh London with his
mind a. blank, was identifi-cd today
by his father from photographs.
His father lives in Tainworth, Ont
and is an insurance agent.
His son left home February 25 to
go to California.
TWU TTVTILTS HIGH
1
Special to The Guardian. '
PAUL. France. Dec 9-lioogpeux to-
‘ilay broke the world‘s altitude rc-
Cord. rising 10,499 inet.
HTILWAY TETIITITNT
Special to The Guardian.
CINCINATTI, llec ‘J-A fast passen-
ger_ train on tho Norfolk .0 Westin-ii
-liailroad jumped the track today and
crasiied into the depot at Batavia
ohio. '
Several passengers are reported
killed and injured. ,
FUNERAL OF LATE
GOLDING HONARD
her firms. _
1
T
TTTSTTJT
Sup-`
ere resiimci
g when the
McCallum
n for an ul-
S COYIIIDEHC-
ce and
8.
lthout much
usted their
The .lury
Yco, Fore-
iii Melican,
tobe~rts,l`1}w-~
hcr Meilrer-
aintiff was
in an ad-
nutes dur-
called was
aptist Min-
yi )ll (‘0ll [ff l`(‘-"
d by
M 1°
clerk of
t As.-einbly
i is claim-
iin cross-
lcngtli by
counsel foil
itness was
who receiv-
d for
ill.)
is direct ex-
din-
” Z-.3.9. ill"
‘and was a kind and obliging friend
, The funeral of the late Golding
Howard took place yesterday after-
noon from his late residence, East
KTHXSCOH to Cornwall (-‘feinctcry and
was very largely attended. The ser-
vices at the house and grave were
conducted hy Rev Hugh Miller, as-
sisted by Revs Wm I-larrison and
Edward Bell. 'l`lic pall bcurc-rs were
William Boyle, Chas Willis, John
Morcside, John Collins, l-[ugh Mc-
Millivn and Hammond Crosby. The
occasion were one of particular sad-
ness because of the hrevity of the
di-,ceased's sickness, and resulting in,
to most of his friends, the unexpect-
ed and sudden termination of it in
death. 'l‘he lute Mr Howard was
most widely and favorably known
`and neighbour, never counting _thc
coi-it and sacrifice where his brother'
man had need of his assistance. Hin
will be very inucli missed in not only
his lioine, but in the Mrtliodist cliuri-li
at (‘.oru\vall, whore he strovii for the
siiccessi of God's work in thc general
services and also in the 1~lundii.y
i-lchool. I-le leaves to mourn, besides
hii-1 widowed wife, thi-re cliildreu, Mrs
l(Rev) ld. A. Woolley of Vaiiteboro,
Me; ll. l.loyd in Seattle, Wash, and
.'l`lii1yL‘i‘. ‘ Also his aged father at
Fi‘cde1'icf,0ii, I‘.l<`..l.; four lirothcrs.
llev Saniuei l-loward of St Stephen,
N.i,i. who iii-rivcil too lute to see his
brother alive, William and lleujainin
Tof Pine (‘ru\':, Alta, and Frailk of
Coriiwall, and five sisters, Mrs 'l‘heo
Abbott of l‘riuretowii lloud, Mrs
Henry Weeks, l"i~ederictou, I‘.l<}.I.,
Mrs Arch 1~li.ctson of Bowden, Alta,
Mrs Thos Hinton, Siinimerside nnd
Mrs (".|\ii-ge- Crcwys of Kingston, l’.
ld. Island.
Minard's Llniment Cures Burns, etc.
.M..._-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-.-.-_-_-_-_._-_-_-_-_-a......~...aa-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-.
PRESIDENT
ANT
lilr. Clinirrnan, Ladies and
This is the first annual
the Charlottetown Suhsld
01 the Anti-Tiiberciilosls
of Prince Edward Island
folds
You on this occasion,
liriitillutc you on the he
cial condition of the As
siioivii by the irlecrc-tar
_ e the actual w
lilished during the year h
emi. wiui
"Wi my expectations,
when the diilicultles that
m‘“'e'"@Ht. and the educa
stiind the aims and objec
isnt society are taken in
U00". l run not in the l
“E90 with the results up
ent time. On the contra
H Brest deal has been
a
and I congratulate .ygn
‘“°“UHl progress the As
made. -
i thunk tho Dis nsar
P9 Y
T91” the efficient discharge
1°-`i~ Realizing that the
f.
i_§ an essential adjunct
_liherciilosls movement,
me ‘““0mi"1§ committee
1‘__°8rcful supervision
ti" “YNY member of
ilin will use their best
Iifllcicnc
Y.
D“'il1lr the last year we have been
nie much pleasure
B.
'Sf ADD
I-TUBE
____-----°
Gentlemen:
meeting of
lary Branch
Association
and it af-
to address
nd to con-
althy finan-
soclation, as
y's report,
ork accom-
as not quite
nevertheless,
beset a new
tional work
necessary to make the public under-
ts of an ln-
_ to consider-
east discour-
_ 'T to the pres-
ry I feel that
ccompllshed, conscio sy
on the sub- 1'
sociation has
Committee
of its du-
Dlspensary
o the Anti-
I .trust that
will exercise
over it, and
-the Associa-
ollorts to not
only lies-11 it up to its present stan-
‘l°"T- hilt. if possible to 'increase its
"i“‘ST“K through a period of forma
l»l<1.1,oi-_ aii.zat.cn and education, but the Province. city and char 0
TT-10 iiiiie hai now arrived when, if
RESS AT
RCULOSTS TTSS’N
iand snacks or tcnts to sleep in. In
this country it could be operated
about three and a hall months, from
the miiliile of June until thc last ol
September. This method of treat-
ment has several advantages. It is
comparatively inexpensive when coin-
pared with other mcthods_, and is
curative as well as ediicational. _
ln forming an _institution of this
kind country patients should_be _tak-
en from widely separated districts.
[At thc Colony they are taught how
to take care of themselves. Being
incipients, they are \isual`iY ?.\”°f1t\1‘
benefited by the treatment, and _Ou
their return to their respective
homes, each patient becomes _an_ en-
thusiastic exlillllent 0' thi? l""“°“’ es
ni that treatment. and is 01“S_““'
ul a very potent education-
al facto . _
In order to carry on th_is or BUY
method satisfact0rilY‘ T’¥`0\'\“°_it”-ld mm:
Municipal aid shoiil_d he solic e M11
obtained. “I feel it is the duty Oi
Tthe Province in the main to aid the
municipalities and charities, and thc
Province can well afford in stalrtiliiil
out of the cholera. epidemic is most
serious throughout Madeira.
supply is sho
'Opera House.
opera in two acts by W3. Gilbert
and Sir Artliu
trial
tncsses were called,Wm
Burk, night clerk of the Amherst
Hotel, who swore that Miner met
Ferguson at that hotel on the night
be arrived in Amherst after the fire,
and Gillis Kmtpr, who testified re
the insurance adjustment and of Fer-
guson making a claim for thirteen
thousand dollars.
Counsel for the accused will apply
for hail and the case will he tried
next June.
Ferguson is
ed sent up fo
Only two wi
_ _ in jail at present and
if hail cannot be secured will have a
long confinement before trial.
NIHS EU|TY’S ESTATE'
Special to The Guardian.
B()‘S'l`O'N, Dec 19-The will of Mrs_
Mary Baker Eddy, which will ‘be
made public in a few days, leaves
$1,500,000 estate to the Christian
Science Church.
The board of directors of the church '
have her final decision as to the
form the .bequeat will take.
EHULTITA HTTTTS
Special to The
LISBON, Dcc
chal state that
Guardian. .
9-Advlces from Fun-
the situation growing
Cholera riots occur daily. The food
ft H1141 the Portuguese
was dispatched to tho
g troops and medicines
FINAL Sli O
A good house
tian Company
the Gondolfers
ifunhoat Zaire
island, carryin
W OF LILLIPUTIAN
I-Treeted the Lillipu-
in their production of
last evening at the
The piece is a comic
r Sullivan. The aud-
ience were delighted, and showed
their pleasure by encores for every
song. The Iiilliputians will receive
a hearty wclcomc whenever they may
at-fain visit Cliarlottetoi-fn.
MATERIAL FOR NEW
O0\f’T WAREHOUSE
the Brant leaves for
and with the supplies
g in which tr. s1.ri~
giincottoii and operate the explosive,
WINCH. as already announced, \vil1
be used to signal the winter steain
ers during thick '-\'e1-1Lhc'r.
BANK (‘.'l.|¥.’.Al{lNGi~! WlL|i .
lild 'i‘W() Bfblil()'NS.
lloc ‘J-it is non' pre..
Montreal Clear-iii;-;
cicuriaigs here will go
ii ilolliir mark for 1!iT1.l
beforc reached in this
This morning
St. l‘ctc1"u lsl
for the biiildiii
i\1UN'l‘lildAl.,
dictcil lit tho
I-louse thai. the
over the billio
a figure never
To increase the eillciency of tli..
Board of Health, additional taxes
may be necessary, and as increased
taxation seldom ini.-cts with popular
approval, elective bodies are inclined
to hesitate before imposing lt,
l have no desire to dictate to the
City Council, ways and means of in-
creasing tlic revenue, but it occurs to
nie that if sn additional poll tax of
fifty cents were, levied, the proceeds
to be applied to matters of public
healtii only, a sufficient sum would
be raised to cuahle the iioard to
properly discharge its functions wltli-
out provoking serious opposition
from the tax payers.
'l`lie»'[-‘rovincial and civic inspection
of milk, meat and other foods should
receive the, serious consideration of
the incoming Executive and the As-
sociation in general, and a iinit-ed
and determined eilort should be made
to prociire legislation to carry this
into effect witboiit delay.
The Federal Government provides
inspection of hogs and oattle for in-
terprovinclal and foreign export, but
leaves Tthe Provincial Governments to
look after their own internal affairs.
We are tlie|efore in this Province
faced with the anomaly of providing
sound, uncontaminated meat for our
friends in the other Provinces and the
foreign consumers, while we our-
selves have no protection whatever.
The conditions that have been creat-
ed by Federal Government inspection
of meats leave us, from a hygeuic
view point, worse off than we were
before the Federal inspectors were
.appointed, as a larger percentage oi
‘diseased animals are likely to be of-
fered for sale in our local market.
The inspection of hogs in this Pro-
ivlnce has revealed the fact that a
larger percentage of animals are af-
fected with tuberculosis than many'
lg t ve dollar for 0181'
T2:-TT aTlTi0Tinoiii?y TTT°Talsed by the miinici-
pality and charities for carryinil 0"
mls work. Charity should go hand
in hand with the municipal authori-
ties to prevent dissipation of energy
and loroe. The main leature for all
 ini..1i.i:‘°;.;°:..;‘:.'°i1»‘.
_ a _
"‘°"' S ities t
get close together and work in cou-
ihe n1.nn nnn nhleeti’ oi this Assnci
ation 'ai-e to materiailee so as to
;f\°¢t the expectations of the promo-
l;\°s and the public in general, work
° B much more tangfblekind must
bt undertaken
There are many . ways of treating`
;‘:,““"'“l’U0\\. but the only one that
__De1ils to me as coming within the
We of our 'resources is the Tuber-
tulous Colony, . `
_A Tuhorciiloiie Colony is an ineti
“tion uint esiiss ehsi-go oi lneipiene
 and i?.'i\‘es them out-of-door
";‘;_"‘°f1t. under the direction ‘of ii
___ holly trained nurse and supervis-
kvul' B Physician. It consists of a I
i°n or central living room 'ani-L mens. - -
I
- Charlottetown llvilfd 0( “muh in
. junction to accomplish the greatest
ZTTOTTT asset the state or munici-
l l, ee of a high stan-
_;'TTT,T,lTTT:; ;TTTuTTliTTicTTTTTTeTiTiltli should be one
'DT the llrst cares of all governiiig
TITITTYTTTTT? Tdecretary- '°"TP°““”‘l "N" the
K llke prima facie evidence
1909, loo s d has not been ke” “__
» , t
i,,;`:T&,TT¢;T.T;Tn have, iivlienltliy citizons.i
of us imagined. I am informed that
lone of the causes of infection is bo-
Ivlne tuberculer baclli, communicated
-in milk. If this is the case it eni-
iphnsises the necessity for a local in-
‘spection of cattle.
milk vendors to a method of con
;ducting an establishment,for prepar-
'ing milk for infants' food, which has
proved profitable to those who have
undertaken it in other places. 1
In an establishment of this kind,
the first essential is healthy cows
(Continued on page 14)
-_ _.__
H A Hot Shot on H
' .1
bodies.
tl 'nsllzuiilcniit sum oi' H - » \
“‘” “I .‘J’.i....‘ nw   -0 I ome Shopping _
Every mall order leaving this Pro-
TTTTTTnTTTTT»iTiT.TiTiTT`i§rii ni efl\°i°“°Y “°"~“”'
ggry in enshie ii in prone.-ly CB” ff"
12 000 citi-
the public health of over . ,
I wish to call the attention of our|
by the Guardian several weeks ago
E. ll. Brow Insurance Office, down
stairs from The Guardian, next l-lat
iirdny evening at 10 p.ni. Dec. 17th.
The votes will be tabulated an
counted in the presence oi the elm
tcstants and their friends by three o
the most prominent business men o
Prince Edward Island, who have ac
cepted the invitation of The Guardi
cn to_be one of the biggest undertak
ings in Prince Edward Island news
paperdom.
The Contest Department of Th
Guardian will be transferred to E. R
from the Guardian Ofllcc at 7 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 17tii. All subscrip
tions after that hour will be receive
close promptly at 10 o’clock p. m.
The judges will take charge an
momentous question, will begin.
present and witness the proceedings.
Closer and closer is coming th
all the votes in The Guardian's Ber
L25 ii ii ii
L50 ii ii ii
2_00 ii ii ii
3_0() .. .. ..
Bumnierside:
May Coyle, 268 Dorchester St.......
Zella Williams, 76 Elm Avenue........
Ida Doiron, 80 Spring Park Road..
Gertie Evans, 203 Richmond St.....
Jennie Lonergan, 105 Pownal St....
District No. Two (District Prize
Fannie Mosse, Kensingson..............
Jennie Garrett, Souris................. ..
Ethel Mcliean, Montague.......... . .
Estelle Mchean, Albertoi\......... .
Lizzie Caseley, l<eiislngton........
Mary Klueh, Tignish .... 
District No. Three (District Pr
Margaret J. Stevenson, New Glasg
Christina McRea. I-leu.th.irdale.......
Blanche Saunders, Trilhl  
Maty Brehaut, Alexaudri  
Julia Graham, lirildnlbaie-...........
Myrtle Taylor, Foiinds lil ills..........
fda Johnston, Peter‘s Ri ad...........
Bon Westaway_ Albion, Lot 59.....
Florence Good, Wlnsloo iltati0n....
Mrs. Robert Hardy, Moni:roee.......
Margaret Gay, Mt. Hope.
Ethel Huggfn, Uigg ..... 
Mrs. John Smith, Hunter River....
Evelyn Boyle, Glenwood...............
$1.00 subscription entitles candidate to
Mrs. Vernon Matthew Suinmerslde....
Gertrude White, 234 tit. Goo. Eit......
Katie Large, G4 Bayileld 
Mamie. Bernard, Tignlsh................... 53,1440 _
Post ofiices of King’s, Queen’s and Pri
iii Prince Edward Island not listed in District One and Two.
Annie Hume, Bristol....... 
Annabelle McKinnon, De §able........
Tillie I-Iowatt, Coleman.......................
Mrs. Mabel McKinnon, G.isperea.ux....
Marie Desliochee, Mircon-»ho...............
Jessie Cameron, Caledoni.i..................
Agnes Gillespie, Sherwood Stetlon....
Adelia Horton, Gladstone....................
Phoebe Buchanan, Frederlcton............
* -_-_
ITINERARY PUBL_lSl'lEl) 
5
'FTW big Bermuda Island New York Piano Contest must be in. Now is
V' ' '\ - - .
(/WY and Piano Contest inaugurated the time to get in the real work of
, the contest. Seven days sound like
will bc concluded and decided at the a long time, but it is not in a con-
- test of this sort.
_ Tiiese are the days when the "dark
horse" makes her play, and there are
d usually several "dark ones” in these
_ coiitests. No matter how secure you
I fecl your lloaitiun is, don't be too
i sure. lt is well not to anticipate
. that because of your wide acluaint~
- ance or -personal popularity your
an to act as judges of what has prov- friends will jump in at the last mo-
- ment and win for you.
- _Do you realize that there is still
time for any candidate to' win? ,
e To the candidates who have been
_ promised subscriptions near the end
l3row's Insurance Office, downstairs of the contest, now is the time to
, go after those promises. You never
- can tell what the last hour in the
contest will mean to you' so work
Ll .
at that place, when the contest will hard now and, .if you do real con-
scientious work, success will justly
d be yours.
the final count, which .is to decide th-e The Inst coupons appear in this is-
Isue of the paper. Clip same neatly
'l‘he contestants with their many for filing purposes and send into this
friends, are cordially invited to he
ofilcc before Tuesday, Dec. 13th, the
expiration date of same. This ar-
e raugement was made by The Giiardi-
day of reckoning-thc big day when an to facilitate the counting of votes
- during the busy closing week of the
muda. Island, New York City and,contcst.
ecial v
4000 sp
5000
6000
8000
12000
otes
..
ii ai an
ii ai in
No vote allowed on any subscription of less than One Dollar.
DistrictTNo. One (District Prize Plano), includes Charlottetown and
Last Vote To
0110.910
507,810
515,700
447,848
day's Vote Total Vote
47,200 708,110
30,310 508,120
53,600 569,300
17,990 465,830
103,210 5,390 168,600
102,050 3,000 l05,0.'>0 -
123,690 4,300 127,000
50,540 50,540
Plano), include! Alherton, Tignlsh,
...»
Kensington, Montague, Georgetown, Boiirls.
8,400
111,000
11,1110
0,840
35,4711
'J,01111
751,100
122,210
710; 00
c0;1,ii0
537,'n1i1
203,520
13,11-40
742,700
703,310
705.081)
5.963711
:.o:,:1 i ii
084,520
Plano includes the villa es and
iw >. s
nee Counties, and all other points
690,370
628,420
600,540
584,160
501,850
558,750
550,970
500,240
466,280
436,940
408,600
396,460
288,710
262,820
244,590
241,210
141,340
120,000
90,360 99.300
84,710 84.710
00,000 66.000
(;3_20p 03,2110
31,000 31.0110
i;5'.1,15o
1'.05,i1211
1.110, 1 70
$111,850
£.»i1;,050
40'.','lii0
-1'.‘11,1170
4-.12,i<1~10
2lil'.1,31i1
-123,040
;l:;1;,7011
377,150
231,710
250,il;i11
24»1,iis0
2isc,7i0
141,340
120.8011
30,910
22,001
1ii,3iTl1
4,21 '11
14,0110
110,311)
Tl ,t1‘0
13,411.1
'I(i,‘J70
13,9011
21,0011
19,300
7,000
3,000
OW
I
 4.500
 1.230
(Too late for Classification.)
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Condensed Advertise nents.
 :; til; i
 T
_i
TWO Iwllnds, Sausages 25c at Ta
ons 1"-101131 l
L0ATERs» FillCtS, Fiunan Ha
_ ship won in a contest. Won
.6 Wiiisioe Station, 45 miles .fro
liarlottetown. Apply tn Ewen M
Kinnon on premises or D. A. M
.U5’1_`, in this Tcity, onTTi.h inst
1 heir riivset with nennen. sind
please leave nt. 172 Sydney Street.
._1 lottetown and North River,
w
t n St., or at North River P. 0.
__ _ _ _ 1_2-10_d1wpd.
8
\vANTED, for January 1st,
-principal for Spring Pa
Simmons, P. 0. Box 435, Charlott
t wn. ` 12-l0dtf.
dice. 1-"rash 1-ork, rotieii ivinnin,
t___ _._W__ __ P, _
.aw  ._._____ __
1 4011 SALE-An 1. c. E.. seiioinr.
make a very 'desirable Xmas glib
Alip_1_y_____at__(.iiin_rdiiiii oluce. 12-serif.
f-0R__ SALE, farm of 53 acres at
Ki-mon. City. 12-ioariwpn.
, It
____ _____ _ _ _ __ _ 1_2-_-10d‘_lipd. _
T OST, on Nov. 18th, between Chai-
valise with A. D. W. on handle con?
taining clothing. Finder pleaseTlcl'.ve.
ith J. Henderson, V. S., 201 Gi'.1.f-
o
\~I1ANTED, n teacher for Cavendish
, school for Jan. 1. M. Iiobcrt-
°"-._5°°~  '__ .__ ..-_1?’T1£“2.‘!-._ _
School. Supplement $60.00. G. L.
o
'Ot-IT, in this City, on Saturday
-iag, De:cinber 7, ln the llalltifif
Church, ldthvl May, youngchf <ll1“Eh“
ter of Thcopliiliis and Mrs Bill*
hoe was inarrir,d to J. Harold Mc-
d-
n.
ld
happy couple being wedded under a
ffl
c.
,.1
roses. The briile, who WHS EWU"
away by her father, wore a hand-
er
whi-te roses, and lilies of tne valley-
Tlie bride was attended by T101” him*
town, who made a very lirvtfy “laid
of honor in her gown of blue silk.
carrying a bouquet of liink cnrli
with blue _ »-
-- wedding march was beautifully reu-
thc ceremony the immediate -
8.
rk ,,.,..,...,.,..~.~.--»~,.,.,.,,,...,............~»---~
- 0.00!-
Special to The Guar lan.
e_
, 1 _ _ , .
.___-
Spcclal to The Guardian. T
(}0Nf<l'i‘AN'f‘INUl'l.l<}, lice ‘.1--A fel
ram from Jeruualeln states that fi-_
ish garrison at Karkiii, a Turleisl
Vlliayet of :~1yrin, and killed iiioi
than 100 Christian iiiliabltniit.~; of th
place in revenge. for the cxcciitloii o
a Bedouin chief.
The Bedouins, the despiiti-li ndils,
now hold a forl.i'i-ss iii thi-. viciiiity o
whicfi there ha.-1 been 11r.:uli,oi‘y fl;;i1i.
ing bctwien the ti'ib1-ee-iiici nnil f.h--
Governmi-.vit troops for the lust you
and a half.
Tiliiiii IN PUHTUETL
1:
f
Special to The Giiardinn.
THE HAGUE, Dec 0-'l`l1i-rc. nr
heavy floods in iiortliirn l‘oi-tiilrnl.
The Souza river is today a ragiii
torrent, thirty-six feet di-cp.
The pura water supply of the vit
is threatened.
ii HTTYTTL VISIT
Special to ’l‘lic fiiiiiriliiin.
THE HACIIE, llez: il--It was an
nounced in l’ariiiiini-lit today llin
11 visit from the King and Qin-cii of
England might be expected soon.
PiTiiii’-S Biliiii
i BLWTH TTT iiiiii
l’ston’s (‘.liristni1i.-: l.a:'1~nr in now
open and is u bowl-1' of In-ii1:t;.' l`1'1 'ii
show windows on eiitr,i~iiig, 1.. the
furiiiture departniinit in the ii~ui~ oi'
the /store. Pen inniioi. ili-si-rilie Lui-
scene as it ulilicnreil with its niyrliiil
of electric lights, it was so dainty.
so rich, so suggestive of' the Christ
inas season.
Ou enterldg the store 'liniiilsozne
white booths, with spruce decora-
tions, catch thc eye cve1‘y\\'lierc, and
these are simply teaming with l.',llt>-1
for the giver, wiiutlier of large or
small moans. The \\'1'it:-1' could not
*do justice to the grand ilioirliil; at
this hour but assiireu the ln<lic~=, i;i.ii
gentlemen too,_ tliat _tl:cy,_'i\'iU.. 11-.i.~'.~i
'a 'triiifof e. lifetime if thi-y.fnil to
go down town today specially to sro
thisshowing. No one will be ei.-dai-.il
to buy and the clerks will For-iii lf. ri
pleasure to point out ani. siiggcst
gifts to the seeker.
So that each iiinii, r,..iii~1i and
child in Cliarlotfctiiii-ii inn have ii
pretty, comfortable iniifilci' the iirin
will offer ull day today, their ii-n,f~
lers at twenty-f`ive cf-lit.-i. 'i`lie .~:li:~i'ir>=
are beautiful and qiiiiiliy thi- iiiitiieri.
'Then tliey have si-'.'crni lin’-1' g1‘;1d;,.
at thirty-live and the favor L- lir;.ii-
ley muffler at fifty cents. ’l`li.~y iirr-
real bargains. .
For the ladies 1.i1ciii.<cl\.'i-.~: uri-
tliirty-ilvc or forty of flu- pi-fli.i.-,sf
picture show hats 'left o\1-r from
their 1-icasoii’.~1 big sail-, vsliiili iiiufii
be cleared out today und will bi- 1-.ol.l
rcgardlei-is of l-rice iii: tii.\ "l-111151 tio"
ticket is un iiiem. It is 11 i-:irc
clianrc for the iiinii oi th-, liouu- ti
make his wifi- liappy.
'Fha ribbon booth was oni- of thi-
inost iasrliiatiiig. llviiittifiil \\'i-live.-,
prepared by Mrs. Biirlioc, and the
.evening ivan iiiizst pli-asaiitly sl-1-nt,
Cabo, Vancouver, B. C. The cer-T
iuony was performed by the Rev. Z- ,  .0 - , . ». .
L- F5511. M- A~. B- D-. UhfU`l0M*"1'1‘lio grooiifs pi'c=si',;ii. to thc lriiii-
town. The cliurch was most beautifl1lly,was a blaiif fur pony rout witii 1-r
decorated for the UCCIISTUH. theiiniiie triiiiiiiiiigs, ni-il io the iixxiii
TORONTO, Dec. 10-Mol;-rate to
,the usual ciii\'ai1'le boys iiinkiiig tli:
lbest of their I-clls lioriin fi‘i piins
  The bTrideTT T\\Tho iiiiTsT 1»T--T-11 \':-,ity
--- ipopiilar was the ri-clpicut of ii~.1i1-y
At Alexandra on Weililesdfly 0W““;valiia`1ilc l1‘c.-icnt, i.~cl\1ili1i1: u :ii\vr`
lfrliit liaaiitet from the cliiiir und 11.f'i-1_-
lbers of thc Alcxiiiiiirii (`iii1rfli, \-i.0i-c
ishc had hrczi fbi- \'..l11i-il iiiid i--;l1i-i11-
'ed orgaiiist, ulso it .sill/-1' :~'i-r\i-‘i- und
and ‘Vlis li’ 1.1 r., l`iin1-lofi ii--'ii
Tof honor n _i-,old lorlii-t. The lziipl-y
large arch of white carnations, from Tcoiiplo lcft 'l`|iui-silny .niorizliiu if r
which WHS i'il\Sl'0¥id€d A T19-Tl (IT Whl-C Boston, New York und l"hiii11icT;'li‘.~.
_They will i~;‘,>cl1il flio '.\'inf1‘1‘ iii ips
]Angcles, Soutliei'-i (`iilifoi'1iia. in
some gown of cream Payette Sm‘1Marcli they will tzikc up their horn-
with sllver triininings. and V"UTin Vnncoiivcr, ll. (`., wlicrc the
cauglit ul* With Omllile bl0f`S0m5-igrooiii has been v1-ry siicces.-'f-il in
She carriild B \i0\\\i\\Uf~ Ui hl`T‘}°T3`tlie Real 1~}.-into liiisiiiiss, o-.\n`1i:
very valuable liropi-i‘.j.' in \nn1-<»1.-
vcr, Seattle and l.os .-\11-'elf-,.~. 'l`ii1-lr
niece, Leila C. McL'_il‘c, Chilflm-fe‘iii1any friciiiis will join ..ifli i‘~i-
Guardian iii \visiiiii': ii-viii ull 11. 
liiiiess.
tray with iiiiilioltrziiii from iii-sfrr
1
1
1
"_ Lust evening the Prince Edwu-d Ii-
liind exhibitors at the Arnhcrst"TWiu-
1,:-r Fair 1'ci.u1'i1i-il to the city onthe
Noi'tiii1iiiin~i'lun1i bringing over thgir
Hlock and crliiliifa or that of them
wliirli r1iiii1.lni-d unsold after thg`!a.ir,
'i‘ii1 1-11- 1-;<i1ibiti»i':i were: Jnmeg R0-
13- l-i-1', l-‘r:i11!; lfolx-1*, A. MuRu,g_ Rgy.
\‘ nil); A. TC. lion/i4l', -Tiilill Si|n'|1|0ng
g .
Bcdouini-1' have mnsTa1'1v.l the 'l`11i‘k- .i‘if,yZ W. .i. <lil.;;i.ii, A, Mggmgh:
iii-i-i-ey sin..n......, r.1n...i.1ie1i1; Albert
1: li-.s\»,.~ll, i.;i`iin liiisuv-il, l\‘rench Fort;
.i¢1ii:i 'l`\-_._-1 ily, lCiii1i~~cill1c; i~l. C. LBTDB,
Till.. Hii-\\.i1i; ii'-iiiiniwl (`oi1rt, Donald.
;;.».1; (`iil.li1i< .`§,.ii1i :iii-1 Oliver Nunn
|\\'il\>f|o€; i’1>11c i‘.»oi<. l'eter Brodie:
T _\'1»i'i.,_i111il ll.-nj. Mullctt, Wilisloe.
iilxiiiliitriis iii. thi: show speaking to'
:is-.1 11;'_i1f. stated that
I2
i` 'it__\vi1.-; o 1_1 of 1.l'c l.e.-it of Amherst
ii’ii11i<-i‘ i"l:i1':: :i:11l i‘xp1'_.s:<l:\l their gen-
1-rul sniisfrii-tion in the eiicellent man-
1;i-r iii_ uiiich the niziiiiigcriicnt had ar-
isi111'i~_i iili tiiiiius; tl`cr efforts to
wiirils good riiiinaigf-nicnt wtri: entire-
ly siicc.-ssfiil and coinpluints were al-
most an uniicrirrl of quantity.
'l‘h1_- best y't was the uulvcisal ver-
c ,dict of cvi,-ry ochibitor and visitor.
l~`i'1-ni the opiiifir; to the close not A
g iiotf- of iliss_iti_sIactioii cculd he heard.
'l`i-e e'iicatioiial 5c.'it111'c` was kept
y ito the fi-out by the iiinimgcinent and
oliiiiring rifllciiilr. did all in thcir l.0W-
ci' lo briiiir e,\;l1ii;iioi',<, visitors and
jiiilrc. iii i-o1it:i:~i, lioili in fl1,- lc.ture
i-fioiii :uid in t.1.> ,xiii fiiig 1’¢--_i.'1i~i1ii'irnts.
'l`ii1s is iii 111ii1‘.;i‘.l iziiitriisf. witii til!
pr.i<-tire iii' cxliiéiltii ns heri' where
_
'thi i-xiiibitiir or visitur who daroi
,i~lo..'1-ly 1i`i;.c;'vc iii: j.<il;e when at
f ..
iioi-is oi- "::.~;.-. io" 11:.. riiii1.tion is
, T11: 7- 1'_fo_ 1.4- ('11-.-.fi -.l as a irespasger
-‘iiiid toll to iiio.i-, on. The public are
now dcizii-iii.ii1i'; that exhibitions be
c1.niliir:i.-il for educational purpose!
and this is the great reason for the
|~lii1iiom<-nal |=opi1lrr1'lty and succesil
of the Illnritiini- Wiiiti-r Fair at Am-
iirrst.
Y_ ’l'i1i- i;1ii:i~i-ss of exhibitors from this
,iioiiiiiv ii 1-. ir-iiinrkable iln hogs,
.aiii-1-li, lwoiiltry und fruit, many prizes
were \ro11_ while in grain this Pro-
viiiri- iiiiiiosf, sw(-,|1t. the boards.
'|‘li=s1- facts iv:-rc iioticed from day
to iliiy in 'l"ii1- li1:iirdlmi's despatchel
-.iliirii 1-oiifiiiiii-.i daily iirforts of thi
'i‘. lil. I \‘.'1ii1i1-1*.-c iii thi- Anilierst prize
lin( ii\viii~ii<-il the dr~y pie-.'.'lo1s.
of on.: n.\lilli1f-ir special notice
iizust lie Lakin, l’clcr Brodie of York
..on the big r,-iyi for liogs again this
year and must be heartily congratii-
lated on his .~i1:ores.-1.
At the anuiiiil liixiilliitcrs' banquet
lie was prcsciiti-,.1 with ii gold watch
by his fi-llow e:.l1ibi.ors in the swine
i-1n.»;ss-s. The 1-1'--.-'i-iilntioii wus made
by Hon. .lolin fiirliiiiwls. This token
of iip|\1`.-ciiitioii wa; ii 11:9, r‘.`cd'one. ‘
L11..-the__~f%1‘nin»‘&$-all-P4
l‘~'ricl.5i`an, t7A'fl1’\=r.'-st,1 m.
l-.rrivig Stcrliirrz i~iil'.ur Cup, given for
su'rc'sf,nkes i1i__pr.ii1i. lilr. Mcbean is
ro b-_-T r \iigiuf.'il::tr.l on wlnn ng this
i,:ll:i- .iii iff-lily. :Tn :‘.<l1iif.'0n to thi!
1_0 vrliis t-311.111* in cf sh. _
'l`i'1- Toll-i\‘1i:1l; :irc 1':1- arnohnfa Won
by iiir- l1'1if~ip.ii i-xliilil'.oi's in the live
14201-k ri 1.-ei i: :
l‘.l-nl' i."<1.l1-, \'i'1l".', (‘\1i'tP.‘.-
l-.Lon b%i‘ii-1'l‘11;i.-iid  $107.00
'-1-i' liro.-, lioyiilfjx  180.00
-\. -\. .`\'ii'fl1..f.`:, 1".f1`-rrlliiilil  70.00
i'i-pii:i:< Niiiii, \~.in,-li-1:  63.00
..\. .\l1°ii:n-, l?,1»;.'<1\t_v  53.00
.\li11~ri iio.-v.'i1Tl, l`r 11i~li T-'t.  120.00
.-\li,i-1t'l'i‘nwi1ll, l'o.\1i.1i  100.00
(Iio1,i;1- li~,s.~.':1Tl  _  45.00
'.'.':i.. -.l. iIii¢;o:1, hiai'shlic`d.
.\`il‘.'.1 l`\il- :-11-i  
l`og».- (Wmii, \Ti-l'l\   
.1oi.i. 'l‘.\.¢-efy, l'fi:1'1i.~;.'l11l.i 
~ :i`.~‘.-ttoii  _
1‘ l:=.ii.~, l'<»\\'1izil  ..
or i~'n'11i1l<r¢:, W1i\~lo1- _ ..
‘.'.' lT"iili\i~i"k, i‘l't`il\ . 5
15.00
75.00
25.00
51.00
05.00
05.00
1.00
F27-T
1 . .....
N .......... .,,.,.....~.---.~~»~
:ii‘f.isi,i1-:lily drnpi-il, iliiizzrleil in
inns lirlit niid wi-.eii iiic price was cn
quired it. was li-ni'1ii~1l that there wcro
ovoi' ii ilioiisaiid yards from four to
nine inches wide, froni -10 to $1.25,
with ii special iiiscoiiiit of 25 ret'
ri-nt, wiiirii ini-ans so much to the
iii-1110 gift niitkcr.
i“r1-ni the ribbon hnotli ilie eye was
iusiitiitly ciiliglit by thc royal dis-
plny of silk and ull ovcz' not and.
i:1~:r- :1---ily to w1‘-nr wnis s, which
-,v..i-lil il'-111-iii, a.i.i 11151' c 1-ny _/lady
l-i'.~ftj.' :-1111 will ii1'ci-110.1. l-l-r wa!
also it-1-ii fi-lcliiiir. fancy 'iii-.l 1-:ork
1.01-1-iis .in-1. other dn-my little fancy
gifts.
'l‘lii- li-nilier booth has sfiinc of the
:no t iii-ii-;-tnblc gifts it is possible
L.. gi(-Q, for any yoiine, or iiiniricd.
l:1d_\' wouiil bc i'liiiriiiod with a hand-
sorizi-. s-.lt lcttlicr hnndsntchel or
;l-.o--:nog ling. 'l`l1c1':- are some hun-
.111-! :inil 1-'ir ililli-iwiit siylcs from 65
10111;: to$i..'.l1 in rcnl sr-nl, in colorl
lo iiitiiiii llio col-1t"r.:u and pursc___
T -.'l`o lic civiiiiiii cil )
!\llu:ir-l'~: l.ii-iniciit. ri-licvcs Noiiralgla.
thc right'
what‘s bright;
ii- .. -_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-JA-.-_-_-.-----V-_-.-.- ~ -A----» -
tions and white lilies of the valley ‘
‘ribbon streamers' The
"No" to wiinifs dlsiiiiil, "hon" to
Z
CI'
-o
dered by Mrs. Austin Judson. After , __,_ ___ ___
rela
"vm Wm. the lyriile mill groom liiii' (A niornim: tonic) “No” to iviiiil i'-iiniirs, and "Yrs" t0
took of a siiiiiptoiis wedding nuilllef ([.h,._ ,_ R, “.|,,,. ..|,,...,-,.-_
"No" to the wrong. and "\'i-11" io _ "Yrs" io glad liopes, and "No" to
s'i1i i'i..r.~‘;
“\'o" to :ill wirry, and "Yes" to
iiiiril \\'oi~k; '
"N0" to wliat`n folly, niid “Yi-i~i" lo "Yr,<<i" to plain duty-not once may
\\'lial.‘s wise; T I :-i1ir‘.-. _
-]A1 last, a $5 bill. 1-‘lnder will please
leave same at the Apothecarics Hall
fresh westerly and northerly winds,
fine and cold.
T94-eklng to ::.~i- tliings \\ifli spirit ?"\'i-s" to -.iliiits holiei-it and nobld
T T nnsril i-rs. T and lli\Ff“
and receive reward. 12-10d1i
T The Limpcratiire at fhrte o‘clork
cle .1 , .
"No" to all error, and "\'<-1;" io _“No” io wlint‘s doubtful, “
[$01! SALE, a speed sleigh. nearly
_ new, at ii bargain. Apply to
Nohn Henderson, 1713 Queen St.`
12-l0d3ipd. __ __
`B/inosins. George H. 'rnninn a
_ Co., 154 Great George i-ltri-et,T
next to Kent St., are disposing nf,
all their Christmas goods. Be wise
anii look over their large stock be-
fore maklng a purchase. It will save
you the price of a good Christmas
dinner. 12--Sdtf.
vinize is a sly knife thrust at dame
fortune.
Mlnard's Dfnihient for sale everywhere
Mlnard'e Llniinent Cures Dandruff.
this morning was nine degrcfs Hbovc
'l.(‘I`0.
The lowest temperature ri-corded
yesterday was eleven degrees abovo
zero and the-highest Wai-1 T-Wfilf-Y‘T‘“‘\'
degrees above ill’ ml i\\N’-_. IJ- \\\~ _'lT=\"
lowest recorded the PWVIOUH '"5"'
whaifs trui-, ' sccurci
Triiutiiig thi- fruth will bring inc sain ._".\'es" to the faith the
through; \ Ltavci
"No" io the tempt-r, and “\'cs" fo"'Nn" to dishonor-rather "Yea
(1od'ii word; T the grave.
"Ni," to mere liking, and "Yen" to "No" to quick temper, “No to
was ten degrees above.
Ty W() LET, that desirable residence
. I ml Upper I-lillelioro Street., late-
iy occupied by 1.. H. Beer; nowmioil
iven at once Apply to T I.. Alt-
il - '
ken, 7 Upper Hillsboro St. 10-Zdtf.
my liord. T DTTDUQ
"Yei-1" to whaifs manly, and "No" l"Y'es" to swret patience, learned
to what's mean; His side;
"No" to what soils me, and "Yes" "No" to ungentleness, "Yes"
to what’s clean; Chrlst's love;
"No" to what's cowardly. "Yes" t0 “Yee” to all good things that
what's hriive; from above. “ '
Eager to help men-eager to save. Rev. John J. Reed, _Sf T.
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