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We consider these spoons to be the consisted of the following Heroes:--
- Lord Kitchener, General Joffre, Sir
r i John French, General Pau, Earl
Roberts and Sir David Beatty. 
- The price is but 25cts, and as a
keep sake they are hard to equal.
Established 1868 , _
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Button and Lace styles on
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in rnost such cases there is eye-
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. _*IT PAV8 to buy in this Province.
...*T. GORDON IVEB is Guardia
agent in Montague.
 -  mai. LHTIHS FHUM iilllllii
Fraser. Albion, was visiting in Bt
gooli recently. the guest of Mr.Jon
Llewellyn.-Mr. Nicholas Murpiiyli
returned to the Prince ot Wales C
lose to resume his studies after spe
ing his Easter holidays with his
ents in Sturgeon.-Mr. Lee W.-
was in Albion on a business trip
Monday last.-Mr. Richard Llewel
was visiting in Albion, while the
he was the guest ot Mr. James Cree
-Mr. Murdock King is practising
young horse which shows all indie
tions of being a very speedy anim
-Mr. Philip Murphy is visiting
Murray Harbor North.-Miss Gra
Davey arrived home from a visit
Murray Harbour. where she spent
very enjoyable woek.-The people
Sturgeon are sorry to hear that Pr
ate W. B. Davey is sick in the
A. M. C. Hospital, France. H
friends all loin in wishing him
speedy recovery.-Mr. Elmer Lle
ellyn wad visiting in Murray H
hour recentl .-Mr. John Westaw
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paid a short visit to- Albion recentl
--Miss Martha Young is visiting
Montague. - Mrs. Adam Wight
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attack of la grlppe.--Mrs. P. Ars
suit is visiting her old home
Abrsm's Village.
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(Special to The Guardian)
CHICAGO. April 15.-Wheat. N0.
Red, $l.6l%; No. 2, llard, $1.61;
$1_02’A. Corn, No. 2, Yellow, nominal
No. 4, Yellow, 73c.; A, 'lil'/lc.; No.
White. 731/,c.; A, vie. ours. No.
White. 56%c.; A, 57150.: Standar
icy, 730.' A, 82;-. Timothy. $4.50;
$17.17. Lord, $0.52. Ribs, $9.12;
$9.62.
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CIEPTOWN MARKETS
Oats (white)
Hay, pressed, (por ton) S1
Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.
Buckwheat 70
Tub butter (per lb.) , 25
Potatoes (per bushel)
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lid may expect to (censored) lf the
 should not be a word for a couple
011 and a person will not feel like vvrltln
lyn there being so many things to take
fe up his attention. The battles th
d~ spring will be the most terrific in the
his history ofthe world on account of the
3' numbers disused and the mode
H-\~ armaments. Many good fellows will
in he killed and disabled but the prin-
CG ciples we are lighting for will be tri-
¢° umphant. I think that if a person is
H killed conscientiously in defepce
V~ ings in the ,post will be forgiven on
15 the principles he died for.
H (Palm Sunday March 28). Weil w
W' are having a good rest, I was on du
M" this morning and could not go
HY mass. I shall go to Benedlctlon to-
ill but we are 'free for the present.
IB have lust received Mary's letter
011' rled. don't' be that way. as l feel tha
Si I shall come through and if not
3' a song on his lipe. Poor fellows.
' ever man won the ratitude an
Ig' ao. Fine boys!
d' Frank Kelly has just come in t
57%c.: A. 58*/io. Rye. nominal. Bar- mme happy' but or course “ke evo
sees, c'iover,ss.oo; A. siaoo. Pork, Dem. Momen ,Shan wme am
A' before I go back to trenches and sha
58c.
Oats (black) il0c. lst B. C. Regiment,
Straw (per ton) $6.00 Medical Demi
4.00 * '
Eggs (per dozen) 18c. Tho following letter was receive
Print butter (per lb.) 2'lc. by .iohn McManus, _B°ngh9_w, from
Fowl (per lb.; 10e. his son Patrick, who enlisted .in Win-
ilhickens » 11 to 13c. nipeg with the First Contingent, an
25. is attached to the iota Bar., 3 Brig.
C-,‘ lst Canadian Contingent:
Barley 7° t0 75°~ France, March 29, 1915.
0- i Dear Fntherfl received your very
°~ welcome letter and as I have a good
D feel right at home, the night is
to
mil gr-gg without the house was waiting up for us with
ls hot coffee and he even brought som
g to us next morning in bed We were
ht some tired. We have some time try-
so ing to learn French and to make
n them understand us lie have been in
4 . 4
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sertlon for advertising in this column.
ge two)
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of
V weeks do not worry(censored),weeks
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of
I their principles that his short com.
- account of the boon to humanity of
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to
- night, I csu’t tell you where we are
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Of
S March 7th sho tells me you are wor-
t
I
shall perhaps meet death under bet-
ter condltiousthan in civil life be~
CBUSG One think this war shows us is
the ease with which death can come,
some die laughing. not expecting it.
others dis with full expectation or at
least realization that it may happen,
but I must say that British soldiers
meets all difficulties with a smile and
if
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- blessings of humanity they have done
o
have a chat, He looks good and is
I. .
~ one else he wishes the war was ended.
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immediately write when l come out
next time. _Good bye. with best love
io all
Your loving son,
Peres A. Huones.
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came from the trenches the nan in
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B several engagements, some excite
ment, believe me. Once our company
‘ were billeted In an ‘old barn that had
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etarslng vie V .npr vice versa.
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V w_u. owannrgnia.,o,r§|l.,s¢.i».im.
"  ` " I 44'  M!   l""`tlse." \vA mi."l>b°n\lnlun kxvrssuaiai. 'gouging  . .
0-.Lyons~&~_»Cs~ ' i__._..._._--li "‘“'f°“""*"°'"~ -.»-W-___
been nearly blown to pieces and the
German artillery started tiring on us.
We niannged to get into our dugouts
without losing ii msn. We were i
reserve there. We took part in a big
hottie recently. Probably you have
seen an account oi it in the papers.
I attended mass in a church ln ii
French town, the last time I was
out oi the trench. It la ii great. con-
solation to be abln. to ist the benefits
of the church when doa h lurks on ev-
ery side. Ii is shameful to see so
many grand cathedrals destroyed.
Well. I \-_:ill have to close, with love
to alll, your loving son,-Patrick.
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An interesting letter .was received
by Mr. John S. Cosgrove, Welling-
`)ton, from his son, Armoury Corpor-
al, A. Cosgrope. who volunteered
with the First Canadian Contingent
from Vancouver, B.C.. in August.
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191-4.
, Some where ln France.
‘ March soih, isis.
.My Dear Parents:-»
We are at s rest camp now. We
had ii visit from the Bishop of lon-
n don lust evening, He was well.`pl¢=ne-
ed to ses us all, and was proud the
way that Canada aiiswererl to tile
call of the Mother Country. _llcnr
Parents. we were under very heavy
dire last week, but we only lost s
0 few men, but at the charge .-l hsuve,
Chapelle, we lost a _lot of num, but
0 captured 17,000. Germans, :hot is
0 killed and wounded. hut we had to
fight to get them. I think we lost
0 in au, 7,ooo men, so ir rr... 1'.;-rmns
d would only come out and light it
'"1 would not be so ‘lard at nil. They
f d ii s ri ii.
S is n iob to shift them 'lhs in inns
are at-the right of us; l‘hey are good
soldiers as ever went into the tranch-
es. In the beginning of the unr the
Germans used n lot of cruelty and
t when thev came to charge the tlhur-
` lrris, n iiibe from India. they inet
their match for when they -iaw the
cavalry charging them they lay down
and when 'the horse and rider come
alongside of them the Ghurka would
catch the stlrrup of the saddle with
one hand and with the other he
'would cut the rider in two with his
knife that he carries, about two and
to hal( leet long. They are very han-
dy with this knife and as for the
bgyonets, they cannot be beaten
The (lerrr.-sn: don't like thorn lor
I may are so tricky and at night they
are like a leopard you cannot hear
1 tiliim coming. They are a dna lot of
fellows as you would wish to ireet.
'l*hcir,`oil'lcers have to watch them or
' they would go over to the Germans.
For bravery, they are hard to beat.
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on the enemy before we made
advance. When we captured the
were crazy for we were nearly so o
selves. The explosions and concu
ion was terrible and for three d'
we were all sick from the iyddite
sbrapnei. it is a most. horrible thing
to use on a human being, one
them I3 inch shells, will, when it X
plodes, kill everything for 150 feet
around lt. The French are doing go
work hers as well as we, but t.
are not near ns. We are with t
here soon, so this may be my last
the rest of the Allies that are he
No human tongue can tell gf
battle that has been fought by
Allies. Dear Parents you never
thought when 1 was a child at your
knees that some day 1 would be on
the battle field in France. You have
no prouder son than me for if honor
anywhere it is here. I will close
the present, thanking you both
B
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to all, _
Your loving BOB.
Ambrose.
t U O
The following letter was received
by Miss Margaret Mclnnls, city, from
,her brother Charles who left here
with the First Contingent for the
fronti-
Deor Sister.
Just a line to let you know l ii
still in the land of the living. l a
,well and having quite n time. We a
in u. barn quite close to the tiring ll
I received a bundle of papers aho
ten days ago. Dan McDonald
Scotchfort arrived here from the ba
iii England one day last week. l-lc is
ln the some section as l ani. I was
to oonTession and communion last
Sunday morning. l nm not allowed
to mention the name of the town we
are in, but there is not much oi’ the
Catholic Church left standing, the
poor old priest ia ninlost heart-iirokeln.
We went to communion in is. school-
room. I have not seen any ol’ the lsr
land boys this long while. Tell father
not to forget thc lslnnd tobacco. l
may be back to No. 11 section ugiiln
as l hear it is about io be reorganized.
The weather here at present is per-
fect. The boys were out picking dosi-
es the other day. As this is all the
news l have for this time l will close.
Your loving brother,
CHAS,
lil
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of
B6
“Wo carry a nice line of Gut
Hooks, Lines, Sinkers, Floats. etc
al
even to inspecting a hospital wliel'
she was received with royal honors
Yelina Rornanofl, as she calls he
self. bears a striking facial rcseinl
lance to one ol' the Grand Duchesses
of mercv, the deception was coin
plete. She arrived in this dress
the Tsarkoe. Solo railway statio
where two friends had iiiforiiicd th
station master of ber Highness’
coming.
Yeliua was going to Gatciilna. Sli
refused an offer oi' a special train
enchanting the .station officials wi
her democracy. She would not eve
25
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_gan always be W1tl'lll‘l€I‘rl and Tiiriiips (per bushel) 20c. om,D,.t\m“._y I Wm aww” R at New stock--E.. A. l~osivr-- tentr
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have them with us in pictures. f.‘,,‘,§‘,f,’,‘},,ns  .§>\1§¢»  ar; hglvénii e feat init nov? "‘g"‘°’° S“"“"““ " ’
» on no o :ing i wi ras
° f (ib.) 7 to Ro . '
Th   _ Bee but it is a fine change alter living
e % ,  - ' ?,T;;.T?£ )0b‘) 7 wig? in the trenches. We are billeted in n RUSSIAN  Lcggggs DAUGHTER
 l ' , ' ,V ;___________________ ‘Emir Sized town with French people. ____,
_ ifrhey are so very kind, always will- pETR0(;“M)’ Amp 15__ A 15.
f Y. '. 'i , v N CURE . ing to do sometlxlng_ior us. Th€!`¢ year-old girl. the daughter of a fruit
' _ , E fy' 0 ‘ “le (°_\“° 0( “H 1Y\~tl11S h0\1°e_aUd W9 dealer, lately perpetrated thc during
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pany On arriving at Gntchina, s
tleclined the state carriage and roi
to the hospital in an ordinary drosi
‘ky,surrounded by flunkies and official
and accoiupanied by the Gener
who came at her special request.
A ceremonial reception was extend
ed to Yelina at the other hospital
where sho inspected the wards an
ripartnicnt for her. but chose his com
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I
felt breatly honored. She had ju
asked for the money collected for th
Grand Duchess's fund. when u
came Count Mordvinoff. the Emperor
attache, who discovered the inipo
penis oi laughter.
The rl was returned to Petro ra
amined at length by the police. Arte
ward she was turned over to he
father.
mrrzguidsnglgahfaumntglox annum.
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letter for some -long time. All I ask
is for you to Pray for me and y ~
Commander, for we are doing our
duty, so I will die a hero ss well as ' i
re.
for
io
the nice letters you send me. Love
1' i
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let a Lieutenant General vacate his
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conversed with the wounded. who
st
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ture. Instead of being euibnrrnssed,
Yellns greeted the exposure with
si s d
in a third-class car. and there ex-'i
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nr. mnoggpgiint wmngguw)-3 ya. _ p Wholesale and Retail
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the - ~ -_
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000 we had 320 heavy guns on them ' ' »
so when we found the dead they were » _, _
all torn to pieces and the remainder ' '
ur- _
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British. I must not tell where I am, i _V _  i U ,p #5 " '
or what division we are in so all I pl _. ,__,_,.¢--~
can hope is that I come out of it all _ ~f _ ‘ - ~ ‘ -¢- _ v
right.We are going to make a °UBf¢° ' ff;__;,i;--__f_. _ 1
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It strikes when and whore you least expert it. In one person
it brings un header-he and nervous il.-|m~.»sion. in anoillal-
ullronic dyapepsiu. and indignation. In another. blood disorders
W” “hm” lu Pillllllbl. boils and lowered vitality.
_You simply cannot neglect constipation and escape some scr-
ious penalty in the form of ill-health. Stealiliily-da_\' by day,
it gathers form: to strike you in some vital function.
Don't iioglout i-ni\slipu\i.ln__
fortify yourself against all the disorders that follow in its
wake by the daily use oi
We
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L good. Concentrated in Abbey’s granules
/'fsnlw are ull thc beneficial salts extracted
from juices of pure fresh fruits. Avoid
u full! ish, _
cuthurtic drugs.
Hi If Tqll\
Abbcy’s Salt is made in Canada and
through years oi' demonstrated efficacy
has earned the commendation of the
highest medical authorities.
_ iff. 
 1818
 "‘ The .\ledical ()Hii'cr of Health for
London, Iinglaud, has said:
“ I tiikeit every morning and it keeps me
in the best of health and spirits.”
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toiix of passing herself’ oft as one o  ‘nd 
the daughters ol’ the Russian Emperor.
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When she aftired herself ns a slstcr‘ F _ i 3577 J _ ,_ _ ___1__!`
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White Fife Wheat
Red Fife Wheat
Peas-Vetches
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