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BURNED T0 DEATH THE CONTROVERSY OVER PAARDEBERG DAY
AT HARMONY REPRESENTATION QUESTION COMMEMORATED
(Special by Phono)
Soiirls, Feb 22nd -A horrible af-
fair occurred at Harmony, about
elx miles from Bouris, this morn-
ing by which Mr Jabez McDonald
albd 65, lost his life in a (ire which
consumed his dwelling Few particu-
lars of the sad liek are known The
diseased was lieu by neighbors early
in the morning, when it was supposed
he had been feeding and milking his
cow About seven o‘Qlock, also, his
two nephews Joseph and George Mc
Donald who live within a. short dis-
tencel of the ill-fluted residence saw
smoke issuing from the chimney
Shortly afterwards they save they
house was on fire and hasvenedlvo the
assistance of tlmflr uncle Oh arrival
they found that the flames had made
auch progress that it was impossible
to cuter the building Fearing for
the old gentleman s sefety they went
un
around to his bedroom window and, oral will take place Monday alter-
looking in found that he was not in
bed After the fire had been eg
ii
li    J J       M A A l ‘st Jalncs` Vlilirch vcstc
A morning an impicssivo .ind lar
and disuicmhered was found in “Em mclgun Rgpngs to mf Hughgs utgcnaed he-vice wie held at
tinguished with the aid of ma
neighbors who had gathered the 0
gentleinsns body horribly buf
t
ruins
How the fire originated is e. :nys
tery It is supposed that alter finish-
ing his morning chores about the
barn he took the matress of! his bed
and Placing it before the kitchen fire,
went to sleep and was pnotablly over
come by the fire and smoke before he
could save himself
I-le had been in Souris the dey
lore, where be was well k riown and
respected The community is deeply
shocked by the sad aflelr and much
sympathy is felt for h s nephews The
'be
From Hansard or the mu lust ic
csivcd on Saturday night the follow
ing escerpts are quoted bearing on
the controversy occasioned by Prem-
ier Borden s reference to Mr J J
Hughes' damaging speech on the Re
presentation question in the House
of Commons in UJ08 Mr Hughes
read the whole oi his 1903 speech, but
the part to which allusion had been
diseased had one brother who resides made was M follows
in the West The remains were taken
to a neighbors house whence the f
noon to Elt Mary e cemetery
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ATTACK LLOYD GEORGE
fflaliadlllh Press )
LONDON Feb 21-The Spectator
und The Saturday Review have io n
cd The Times in attacks upon Lloyd
George.
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MR MERUARRIE N E
NEW CRY Silllllllll
pathetic story is told here tod
that of Miss Mary A Hughes
Charlottetown who wedded her swe
heart in the Hospital on his de
bed following the consent of
ERARNI MARRIAGE
RHERWN RRUP
(Special to the Guardian)
WELLESLEY Mass Feb 22
a
The Medicine Hat Morning Times Cardinal
of Feb 3rd re orts that the new
city solicitor Wil be Neil McQl1e.r 6
i
Pl
Summerslde, npracticing barrister ol» MERDITH N H Feb 22 -Henr
the Maritime Provinces, his engage Shea who came here a short ti
st from Charlottetown, P E I weds
e his death bed in the Hospital tod
ment having been recommended la
night by the committee ii/avlng th
matter in hand
pwvJr$:% 
Q no teh Press)
NORFOLQ? Fglf 20-An unknown
steamer is rep rted ashore tonight
one mile south f Idttle Island The
Livingstone life savers are not able
to reach the ship tonight owing
to the uhiisusll sevrre storir and
seas mountain! lgh
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EPR EllNNii
UNRER °ElK|RNS
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(Gsnadian Press)
MONTREAL, Feb 20--Ge0rl§°
Bury, Vice Pre ldent of the C P R
in charge ol, 4 companys westcrll
lines ieic Montreal tonight ior New
York where he will consult an 61
pert with regard to the clcttrlflca
tion of a, llve mile tunnel which th
i' P R has in course of construction
under the Selkirk! Discussing condi
tions in the west Mr Burl’ Bam *M9
year’s prospects for immigrants go
ing on the land are excellent
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(Special to the Guardian)
uillillwcli
(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL Feb 21-Hon
Joseph Lancott 16 years a memi
for Quebec Legislative Oouncll, d
last night aged 69. He was a prom
lnent Liberal.
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(Oanadlan Press )
to the Quebec g-raft inquiry is
‘proprietor of the French weekly 'l‘
‘of La Croix
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ENGEANRWINS
RElAR\N RAM
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(Oauadian Pleas) \
LoNnoN (Gable), Feb 20-'1
International Curling Match bctw
England by the narrow marZll\
tight which when the ilnsl dash
plav lrnve the Scotchmen the lead
sixty five points The effort ol
ly 9 points being knocked off
great game making steady gains
the lull score was England 3
NEW NLANU
_-n_o-
_RASSES AWAY
England, which concluded at Elll
burg Thursday, resulted in a win f
two points. alter a iil\l°\¢Y “ll All
tb l y began, looked like A l10D
less PEEudertaking The first day
Englishman to wipe out the dcflc
in the foreuoon were uns\\¢°¢BHllll 0
Starting after noon Bfty el! D010
uelliuu the Englishmen rut ur t
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lsaotlsnd 849
The hon gentleman Mr Hackett
,fPrince) says that in 1881 the Gov-
ernment of Sir John A Macdonald
allowed Pr nce Edward Island to re
tain its original representation,
though the population of the prov
i"nce did not entitle it to that rcprs
sentation The reason of that was, I
think because the census of 1881 was
the first Dominion census that was
taken after the Island entered Con
federation, and consequently there
LN was no previous census with which to
compare that one, so far as Prince
Edward island was concerned There-
fore, no one could tell whether the
twentieth part saving clause would
A protect the province against any re-
duction in its representation that l
In think, was the reason why the Gov-
ernment of Sir John A Macdonald
,gh at that time did not reduce the re-
th
B presentation, at all events it would
be a good and sudicieut reason But.
in 1891-9a when thu next census wasl
taken the representation of that pro
vince was reduced At, that time, I'
think, Sir John Thompson was lead
er ol the Government~lf not he was
Minister of Justlce»und he declared
there was nothing in the constitution
to protect the province against a re-
duction in its representation A I
have already pointed out the Con-
servative repreeentatlvcs l this
House at that time, the Conservabllve
party and the press of Prince Edward
Island-everybody acquiesced in the
reduction that then took place There'
fore, I think it is altogether too late
for my hon friend and his pcilitical
associates from Prince Edward Is-
land to try to make political cap-l
tal out of it at this time We have
to abide by the constitution under
which we live
Mr A A Mcliean, replying to Mr
Hughes, quoted the above paragraph
and proceeded -
I think that was a lame excuse
from the hon member for King’s He
is a man well informed on Public af
fairs and when he made that speech
in 1903 lie knew well that fi census
was taken in Prince Edward Island
in 1871 and that a report of that
rsnsus was in the library of this Par-
liament He knew that when h
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i-day can you find .i more intense people
no census of I’
to cgmpale with
of 1881 He mad
he knew was not in accordance
the facts The census of 1871
the population of Prince Edward
land as 9i 698
I
out of the Cha
friend was referring to me but 1
derstand that the hon gentlem-an
said there was a Dominion censu
fore 188] He must know that s
ment is incorrect
M A A
thc Dominion c
HUGH S --l
mber when my
MPLEAN -I
rince Ddward lsl
hon
B ,fe when he was come near he beheld
mte_ city and welll over it
made the preacher, 'are the pledge
no such statement I said lllat meagme of his patrwtmm You mn ‘und to Balaclava
there was ii census of Princelnut “ad tm” stnkmg paamge w h l You know what the Frenchman
or nary Church houi The occu
was the commemoration of Pan
lirrlz the battle in the South Air
Boer War in uliich many a Cana
and lost his life, among the patriotic
au ed being two of l-‘rlnce Eduard
Is_ Fullerton preached insp
and appropiiate sermon, basing
was text ou ‘that Pathetic and drum
scene in tlic life of the Master’
un was slloun in the 19th chapter of
h S Gospel of St Luke, v 41
li
l The tears of Jesus Christ
'out feelini., that His whole Being
d
s
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d
1903 when the hon member made his
speech, and that the report of that
census could have been compared with
the Dominion census of 1881 But 'ln-
stend of the hon member getting
that information from the library
and giving it to the House, he found
fault with the Conservative members
who represented the province in the
Parliament of 1881 In 1892 he also
found fault with the munllcr in wh ch
the Prince Edward Island represent
tives conducted this business of i
H-
6
made the statement that there was
presentation
(Canadian Press)
and accepted the Joint chairmanship
PBI lla
that they migh well oapitulate now
that vlomun suffrage is inevitable
l in
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Usrel Diameter. ' freedom from injurious disease. billiards iiniment cures sargetla cows ues. dan. and lor protection without? _where |¢inar¢l‘| Lialmentfpgq
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MONTREAL Feb 20-Su' Thomas (Canadian PFBBS) _
Bhellehuessy *Wd 3“‘°*°f Dspdur- iviourrilsah Feb zz-In it icccci
read to the faithful iii the Roman
ofthe committee having charge of the Catholic Churches .today Archbmhop
°““d'm*t“l`° 01 Ma-1°* G W Stephws Bruchesl describes as had and scan
bei- f°1` 'Will' ?l3Y°m1W at tl" °l7Pf°“°h; dnlous and absolutely folilds dancing
lcd ‘"5 °°Et °"' A mass “meung Wu of ‘ 'llango and certain other dances
- bf "IE at gmt m€““m°”tt$“"°°“l° that have invaded our society ” says
“ ,"3 h” fr,” " ° Fi" ° °‘“"' Hia Grace 1 no not imow its origin
'nlit it has spread over the world with
____________,_.__ amazing rapidity and unquestionably
    its author is the spirit iof evil N
words are ton forcible to stlginatize
those unbscunrlng movements of the
body, those really lseclvious contor
tions of the body which no sell' res
VIONTELEAL, Feb 21-The seolllll cctlng person would :How Certain --'
an  U S  otels, popular in Mon real did not (G uma Frm)
BD B
action for $10 000 by Jules Fournier; lciiiiseimtrietgtsto fsgéiariafaigt igoggelrngdvsg BELMNGHAM Fab m_0“ Great story the anger of God has mo
Aullili Puislll
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ANERNER RUANE
l L1 all at .iiucd such hig mola
eminence coiilphred to their nelghloors,
a people with such great possibilities,
had sacrificed their heritage, and the
most palnfll touch of a‘l is that tlieyl
i not know what they
had done, what they had lost They
did not realize that their opportunity ,
was gone, and gone forever And so l
in the teaching of Jesus Christ,
this distressing note over the con
tion of the city and people hc loved
well we have an exhortation
teaching as that we too may sacrifice
those n0\lc gains that have bee
won for us hy thosc who have g
icfolc, that vie too diiy hy day n
generation by generation may bCl
ing those things that make ii na
EYGHY- and strong and powerful in
(yea of God and man .ind yet
dl
n
o
on
gely than tlic irish and the scotch' I
 extreme in thcii religion' And yet lt.
me is true that the religion of Jesus
ima Christ is freer than the atmosphere
dum in which we live Its amfnition is uni
Km vereal yct never moved a man across
I 'the stage of life more patriotic than
5.
e s , Jesus Christ We shall never undel
t t ment hi h land s brave young volunteers, Messrs*
e a s n c w c ol
Tl
th Alfred Riggs and R
QV, Taylor lcev
tense in their natloilallty yet how
stand the scathing denunciation f
‘ln the Pharisees nor comprehend e
tear be shed over Jerusalem unless
mn! we remcinbei thot. the lover of man
dmc killd as he was, was also li lover of
his little country
the Speaking oil the sacrifices in will
for patriotism, Dr Fullerton in
phasized the fact that the unfortun-
the ate toll of death in battle, though a
calamity, in not always a waste E
“arid life He rrlcried .to the war in the
“ Southern States in \p-hall of slavery
Edward Island before it enter-| said when he saw our troops ride to
ed Ponfedcration, that the report of tgglfedpwlmlB0(;l;;'v'e€§rr°w thagn); death thou- 'It is magnificent but it
that census was in the library ‘gh Aish U ’t‘“ g er' “h D I 1 ls not wui it may have been war
after ull uhut what an enthusiasm of
patriotiani it has inspired ever since
it took place’ Thar. was our Ther-
niopylse. and we are proud that men
so loved their country that they were
ready to luy their lives down for
t We colne to the Western part
of our own Island and cast our
glance to the antipodes, and we re-
iuemiber how our noble sons went
ward that they might extend the
Kingdom of Jesus Christ how, when
one brother fell a sacrifice, fi living
sacrifice in the sight of God, another
stepped in to take his place, and to
:Lf day, lu that civilized Christian islc,
OB we have a standing memorial to theli
t splendid work Not once or twice in
zhe our fair Island s story the path E
not duty was the way to glory Today
r we assemble according to our
ienlize that they are slowly but su ‘ce mm, custom' to keep green the mmm
mlNE_RAMPAlRN EANRR ANR RRESS lil mg
(Canadian Press)
ilillil in
- No the t sin ear here lastfn
action is against Jos Begin Editor ____ léggidogo tuieli;oc_ii,e;d1ftitTl£)sA)x'l;l;ilys'h‘;l;l tm; ggndfw E32” three paseeagim than true patriotism, and there
dead The kill are Thos ad
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" |tor, H R tkinson, ancouve
ssntative Knowiand, Republican, Gal C e 1 1 t aveum.. R L 1, _ you read history ai-ight said
mmm mae 8 Won an “mage speech Erie elm ¢Tpok?nagaEanst vtrmiiiidgeserlild  :Elo gugct rSound lvavy Yard ec
A" th* HWS” t°d“Y ‘“`i5m“g Wm’ m 6 of resathgt 51 0 at B The bandits robbed the passellller
satlricol references to the attitude of Warned Ullfvlllii B 95° 0° “mes and stopped the train by puma' th
President Wilson and the Democratic nrc Strictly forbidden ben cord and dsappeared
party He warned the Democrats
ENGINEERS
RENO Cali Feb 20-A series
aith shocks here todayl between ‘L
and four this morning Many poop
awakened by the trembling of lou
ations and rattling of windows me
for the open No one was inllir
nnd little or no damage was dolls
    "““f°nf§-A-"ffB‘*f)”“$ in _llliilusll iii nl gmlll
°{ sin ras sch zi -frhe execution or -»-
gl Wm Benton, English rancher mi (gmmdlan press)
Mexico and the indignation W ch NEW YORK F b 3;,..H (Canadian Press)
9 has ensued, wakes ii ceclecturc ,ugsleyb ,,,,,,,t,,_,f ,,,,,,,,,,l,,°‘§u ,H 'fm Masssihnlas rch -zo-a mike c
by $0 fat’ °' G'“°E'°"° B°“°h ““ Amer' hotel here is siiilering only with u °"gm°e" °{ th” Mena!"-‘W Man
thalean held by slllsshmen ails* ad\°l’Y cold l-is is not kept to his room °Em°°'n°V';f:c‘?h:;‘;‘;“’;o h‘:;‘(_“BEm“;'a¢2;° which wc belong are we to find th
d f two nglis men w o sap oomlm Y
it  in Jqafeg \5gt; wggk Baugh _______,_______________ It WAS 100115 l\9¢%555\'Y to 15V u
wa not in his cell last evening and two freight stearuere because no cn_ ,Dru in the pamomm 0, ChmM_m,,M
d The
tg it s believed he has been shot Like gineers world Sig. axboai- u team."
‘ly Enshnd Wm make “cum” ov"   '€‘ElE\e°eE;mf>:.iis; sdnt aercnlluilleslss to th
ll the execution of the Englishman THE TEIPERITUNE gov,”-“,,n,,,,,t to supply m,v,,| ,ME tiny to create the forms of its ow
"DE, “Q0” ETC xexlegnd keep the mail steamer
THE `l`l'lAY| CASE ____ -------
COIIIU EVENTS.
mm M Pu” oésimlgi nit the ouaidlian) llll|0\|ll\\Elln§'|g`ll'.%s ET
I Ill 'l‘ 0 eb. 23.- resh to
WS* Am strong northwesterly winds, a few
if th* mlm” °‘ Wu 7°' light local snow ilurrles, but mostly 0 G ¢ 5,. w ,.4 “oh mnfmm in
h c t his c ll P °
mimht Aizlzihvlesod it in* s mr ‘"1 m“°h "““”°' this eo uma Cash must accompany
5' 3 The coldest temperature recorded ,dn mmmum “ng” ¢,,,n¢’.||,,
gwgm' 62:, ¥:f:{g°:)°i,': this winter was 20 below, this was :mu
h "mam, to oh Saturday night At nine s in _.___
ilu me s'Es°E§¢ gc;-'Ima oouEEi he 9"""'¥ l* W" 3 "°‘°" “““ “ '“"° --come ami hm nr if J Nach
t not mv the question P "1 all °"°'° *ml* *U *“° *"0* lecture on A canadian scammed
gilthheh the iuuuccifoi that court sit 1‘*°°Nl°‘l ‘1“"“*l tl" 4” 'rhai-'day cvsaius ch. zach rally
for Milled Tl" *ld* 'ul l'° “Af” tm’ ‘“"'“'“¢ lust. in the A o H l-ian 'ricims
at 10 It and tomorrow at 11.12 it 2° "nt, “eh 13 0
.,._,__..._____- will hs nigh weight it 9 is and io ____
l°°,r‘;;"'“T:I' 2,37 tm. “mmm” at “We all know there is a cable
t k
   588 and tomorrow at 5 40 ll: rises ;;"trd:’:\°. Azgsn Am ;“"L;f;r'n!‘;?lw ‘fig
t°£'d”"°‘; Waning st B Es and Wm tell us this evening in Grace Church
--‘ n irhgydfoon “ts tm, Bytemm-,n at and will also show a number oi plc
tures. 182
(Canadian Press) h I t "_ I th --
WAHHIMJDN, Feb. Il-The Quai' o:1eue:5ny“u;eb°r1.;)th Et Tgognavxs .A concert and basket social uncle
D
ly passing from us We have no pl
foi that noisy patriotism which
the last resort of the scoiindrcl
patriotic note in Jesus Christ is
moral note, iiiid unless our patriotl
is indissollihly hound up with vir
it can be of no use to either o
solves ol those who are associa
07 with us, it becomes worthless ,is
Al
wt; national asset There is in thc li
“d_ and touching of Jesus Vhrlst n m
de fcstation of piitrlotism, which is
und affection and hope that tllcrc
no passion have the love ol .i g
woman, that can miike u mun
valiant .md so ready to die for
country as this passion of patrio
when we th lik of it it brings to
man and captains and thinkers,
recollections of immortal days
are the nation in whose grea
ht There is no sentiment more hu
B no sentiment more signslly divine
r' ment of national characteristics,
B only by mutual antagonlsms
other that the race advances Th
prophets of Israel but they were
iut the rallying cry with which
associate the great cross of Iesu
when wr analyse this cry we flu
that Uhiist tells us that Chrlstisnlt
must he reall cd on earth that God'
E family must be prominent but tha
as in the family, so iii the stair t
we are acknowledging the right o
each nation to mould its own cs
3 religious life The greatest mor
union of today is not that which w
R
are called by respective names o
Churches it is in the state, and it
ln our own particular state that we
ci have to play our part for the ad
vance ofr‘ humanity it is true
luredly that the Church of God
which has exercised such moral force
must be attributed to Himself is it
not also true that the Btate inet as
much as 'the Church, belongs to film?
If we hold otherwise we must sec
antagonism between the Church and
State and we must he livin! between
two banners, exaltlniz the one over
the other A man, no matter what
his religion may he, cannot rise tl
the perfection of manhood upon th
founlllation ol dillloynlty tn the State
i
ll
cd most useful of all virtues, so wi
ou of ii tliouannd strands ol nic aiory
EE memories of the great past, the ni
orles of kings and lawlgfvers, of sta
Rev Doctor, you will see that it
an
e recinrocatcd submission to one a
was no more intense nlatiunality th
that which was expressed by he
t e
t
prophets of a nation Jesus Uhri
was the iatriot of humanity T
iallylng cry of the lsraelite leader
wus Grill and His chosen people,
is
he
ell
‘ow of oui departed comrades, of the
thousands who sleep today in the
T n hlood-stairod bosom of the Bouth
sm African veldt particularly our two
me younlg Islanders who fell, wearing thel
nr _uniform of their Queen audi fighting
their country s battle against-what”
E l against. cruelty and rapacltv -
gm' cguulled in any civilized land
nm ln conclusion Dr Fullerton rondrv
nw un eloquent appeal for patriotism of
Ven the hrst riitliie, holding up as
ilinplcs the nruic young (loud of tho
N lslnnl
(mal We wi-ini to be patriots in tho
highest sense of the word, as they
ms would wish us to be We who knew
L1 those yourg men at home, who knew
Bm fl ti ct
us them on the bloc s aned vel
em know that their characters stood
WE every test lou men who have been
the in Afilce. know what it is to cross
W the drifts when the floods are com
test ing down There will come a day
ved . when we shall come to the drlftsl‘hat
man we must cross when the floods will
is b overwhelming But we have
»
c Proceeding to speak of the develop
'I
leader, yi capable leader, and lf o
'are loyal to him, faithful and true.
1 he will be there to lead us safclv
the down into the drifts, through the
is flood and to the other side We must
A not be afraid to tell the rising gen
n ,eration why our citizens erected that
re monument on the square We must
Em not be afraid to utter the names that
are dear to us, because they have
ihciped to huns up the iiilghiy am
gb pfrr to which they belong ‘
he At the close of Doctor Fullerton‘s
uplifting sermon that thrilling hymn
‘ Onward Christian Boldlers’ was
c
p instrument by which we :irc to work
the glorious purpose of God There-
l\
find in Christian organizations that
is
rendered by the choir ioincd by the
S congregation after Which, a a lit
(5 G h K A d and appropriate conclusion of c
hrlst is od and urban y nd servlce the hrst verse or the Nutlonm,
Aiithom was sung
‘fi imoiig the South Air can Veterans
t_ who were present at the scrvlcc were
0, Lt ( ol Tohnson, Malor Weeks, Capt
l .lamps Walker, Lt F B McRae, lit
,W (` Cook, FJ Lord l l’roud F
F-'null ( Hines, H Hyde, and Tl
Kennedy
After the church service thi-
ieterans walked to the monument
erected ln Qsircn Square Gardens tn
the memolv of the fallen heros, and
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9, two of the number, J Proud and D
Kennedy, placed a beautiful large
( wreath on it, while is short service
vm! held
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NUVEL PENALTY
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(('n.nnil'lan Pfclll
Nl~}V\ YORK Full 20-Seven and
e a half years total abstinence from
liquor instead of seven and a hell
year in lail was the sentence
ol which he belongs We claim for
our rel glon that it is patriotic, and gasm sgmy S`:1p‘:;:m_f oxgxrtshixga?
- we do so because we remember its sm ‘_ I th I de dnt Im
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A _ _ _ _ ' _ r ,Take the three nations interwoven lii\';\EE,°n|,1(E:,t|E(,r;,`:,,.},;,)¢ke;.“;\;; Sump.” ms;
slif.liie on tel-oss was modil ed by Th,” ,mf he ,My {m,0,, on Tim. the auspices of Charlottetown body, .
the DeQlflN,:_’¢nt _ of Axrlrlllturc to 4,7, Feb, meh, at gm p_m_ ll. 0. G. T. will he held in Hear
bui*nift'_ importation from Denmark The 1 ,nun ei today qui be ten Hall, mast Royslty,,'ruesday. March
and Belgium under certification and hoof, me gm,y.¢,n, m»,mieg¢_ ,ai-il, opening B p. in., admission 15 so intense ln her nationality that you an g vieeim eg ai-ink,
cents Ladies with baskets admitted she stood for righteousness within '
0 the imtlier country, When was Eng ,ghrmtg to institute a neIlD$l>0\'
5 land ever so great as when Gromwelllcampglgn against time (_‘,gmpggy_ I1,
lcd her forces by land, when she was lg apparent, slid Justice Devil. A-hit