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PWR SIX 'rr-In Lunar saws. _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .msn or am. FEBRUARY 13, I9*-9.
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Imp rianr e s or week for in Saiuriav ubtcribers
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THURSDAY( ‘ _
The ice boats left Cape Tormcntine
yesterday morning at seven fifty a.ui
arrived in Cupc Traverse at elev.:n'
o’clock. 'l`he boats left Cape Traverse
at eight live for (ffapc Tofnientine.
It is claimed that Hugh Mouaglian,
City, has the liclror of sending ihe
first commercial message from Char-
lottetown to London over the cable
laid between tlfp Old and New Coun-
try in 1568. The message asked to
have his vessel insured.
Th. following Methodist Coirigre a
tions have scnf contrilirrriorrs i I inc
Wesley .vlisslon Room rcrrr rt.-`. lir lt-
.;iii- lilu, £`.hur',lotteto\\'ri Gr -ii ~i'ur< i
$i`2, (Erace church rl. S. 511', (Brace
Church Epwortii League $212 l`i r;iw.iIl
$2C,<I`i_ .li'I.<;iI"y Simi, (lip. |.il|'.i‘ ll
F`.r1~'r fili-tliiiiirrt ¥lfii`.2;'i, ll .ei;r;¢~ 3521,
(`r1Iii- Wolfe UU.
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Mr. .lusiice Fil'/.gt»r'n|d, ilr. .\‘ Iii
J:riI<ir:.»1, .li;:-‘. lfziyfr rind ._ li, Si-.i
man unflui rin iIie'(lri\'¢r' :irL';.¢ \'-
terrluy :ifl.rrrioi,ii and prrrl nfl-'I Ili rr
prtiiiir. aslzing l.lrut'artiv- _-it-.:= Ir
rrik»~ii to 'fr.i'v.rir<l the- An i 'l`r\'.»<-r'\~ir
liisis riovcmrnt. The' rlil --,utr li
was very Iiospiubly entert int-ii and
were pr‘orrii.~wd hearty co-ol* Till'-U11 111
this igooii work.
.\`f"| reached this city yesterday
of rii.- sridden death of Alirc, beloved
wl'|_» of Frank W, Hood, Bradford,
Mass. Mrs. Hood nnd lu r h`\sbu.rid
had gone to visit their youngest
'augliter in New llanipshlre. While
there she became ill, and was at once
removed to ri Hospital wh~re un op-
eration was pcrfrrrrned on Thursday,
11:! of no avail. 'l`he cause uf death
was l’\ilmonary Emuolism. There is
-~lso another daughter left to mourn.
Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks __ whose
whose husband was fouriv `ead in
July last. Mr. I-looil is rim only son
of the late Samuel Hood, formerly of
Crapnud. The latter wus a brother of
R. H. Hood, Cornwall, and J. M.
Hood, Tryon.
A grand social and entertainment
was held in Glen William Hall, Star
of the Boyne Lodge room, on Fri-
day thc 29th Jrrn. The hall was filled
'ny the good people of the vicinity
and sirrroundiui: district. A vrrv
clever program was carried out, In-
cluding an opening chorus composed
iy some of the talented young ladies
n-I sung to the air of John Brown's
nrody, also music, songs, ct on dances
iecitntions and comic dialogues,
.vliirli kept the audience in humor
intil the sale of ..-askcts and curuly
i*-irriiiicnctfl. Tlicre ‘.\';i‘| very good or-
.rr kept, dciipifv the ovcr‘i‘ro\\'iluil
sate of the brriliif'.ig;. Especially by
.;o~e fiiiiii otlur paris. There were
rcvcrul r~i;.~e:; of r'o'.'.'ilisir1 around the
building :ind the parties are well-
uown und their numr-s are held. The
_nog sum of $45.00 was realized,
hicb is in aid of renovating the haill.
l‘lic corumiitee are grateful to ull
.rho took part, alzio to the ladies
.rim so ;,eiieruusly iirorrght a basket
and helped so niricli to make the
.-iiicial a success. Com.
The firemen were again called out
ist evening about 7 o'clock for a
re in Zion Church, Richmond St.
' city.
Tire tire caught in the floor of the
.h..rcl:i from the register where it
comes up from the furnace in the
oostrnerit, or Sunday School room.
A ncw furnace was installed inthe
Church last week and -.he iii-ot iro-
duced was so great that the floor
.surrounding the register cnrught fire.
About the Lirst noticing the iirc
~.cre the singer and operator of New
Iioriilcrliind. who were passing ruirl
who shovelled snow on the flames to
ktep them from spreading until the
alarm could oe given and the fir-eiiieu
arrive. Great credit is due them for
their tlioughtfulness.
Vilien the firemen arrived the fire
was well under' way but was hard to
gut ut, as it was 'between the ceiling
of the basement and the floor of the
main (‘liurcii. To rnake things .ii rse
u denze smoke filled the f`hurch und
l>a.uirunt. nut. the firemen enterr-ri
liotli and in a short time had extin-
guished all blaze. -
The smoke soon cleared out of the
Iiaseuicnt but it was frilly hall un
hour before it was Fit to enter the
(‘hurch. The fire had spread between
thc beams and necessitated tearing
up ii great deal of the floor ol6 thc
f_‘hurch and ceiling of the basernent.
Some of the stained glass windows
were broken to let the smoke out.
No visible damage was done to the
pipe organ. although it will be slight-
ly affected by the smoke.
‘lhe damages are estimated at be~
twccri Ilve hundred and one thou:i..rid
doiioru all covered by insurance. .
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The janitor was at the Church at
the time the fire liegan and was
sl.-ovcllinfg the snow from in front of
the church when he smelt rf.c siiioiio
and rushed in. The fire was just mfri-ninir that the ntlireviatlcn for
the harbor, flooding the several cross
streets as it passed making travel-
ling nirnost impossible.. lt was ui re-
gular flood.
rne cement sidewulv near the hyd-
rant was raised and twisted by the
force of the .water and the cellar of
the Bank of Nova Scotia \~'_.\-i st-on fil-
led,- necessitating the firemen to Bri
the fire engine and pump it out.
ri: was ui wird yet majestic Sven--.
the whirr of the fire engine, thc
flooded streets and the volumes of,
water forced high in the air.
About 10 o'clock several of the
niuin water gates of the City were
shut and the force of water from the
broken hydrant lessened and by
10.30 thc fiuw had almost ceased. lt
then rcsemhlcd n large I.-u-‘ing of
water bubbling from the earth. At
this stage the broken hydrant could
be fn.‘.~1y well seen and it is not
known cxuctly how the accident or-
currcd. Some think the frost biii
crirckvrl it while others think the
water was turned on too sudden an-I
flew up into the hydrant with enough
for'<'4~ to blow lt up. This is liardl_v
probable unless it was craicked o‘
srruic other di-fcrt.. As far us could ri-
si-eri the Iiyilriziit was broken oil if
flu- tlrr‘<ud where it screws into tb
pipe In-iiiri' and it may be flint lt bc.
czuuc iinsrrewed.
lirrnilri-.ls of people linv-d the street.
ru frorif of the l`Iuirr~ii and liyilriiiif
unil \riif.cIie<l n sight rarely :Jen uni!
not toon to bc forgotten.
-~'I‘Iu- Guardian sliould have sian-.ii
in yesrerday'.~i issue that pork \vua
sr-Ilirig at 'ii to Nl cents per prrrrii
in Summerside.
There died very suddenly yesterday
niorning at Mill (`ove, Fredrick li‘.
Hughes, youngest son of the late
Philip Hughes nt the early age of 15
years. 1-lc leaves to mourn a widowed
mother, one sister and six brothers.
l’nul Len, Mcncton, well known
throughout this Province, was oper-
ated upon at the Moncton hospital
recently for nppendicitis. Mr. Lea's
niany friends will 'oe glad to learn
that the operation was successful,
uni he is reported to be doing well.
Thi death occurred last t\'ci Eng
gbout nine o'clcck uf;John (oii:iol‘j.-,
Sydney St., City, of pueumnriia. 1\lr.
Connolly kept a grocery store on the
corner of Sydney and Queen sfvrrts
for a number of yrars and nad n
tlu~I:..ii¢ business. Funeral notice
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The spacious home of Henry Hnrnc,
Winslize, was open to n large number
of friends from surrounding districts
and the _City on liliinday eve 'lar' lust.
who deeply enjoyed the kind hvspitfl-
_ity cxtcnrlcd to them. Vario-.s
games uind amusomen 1: were in.lul crl
i'i during the fleeting hours of pleas-
ure. An excellent supper was scrvcri
by the lrirstess.
--The proliiiiition case of Gough vs_
Gorirlie adjourned on Monday last,
was up again in the Police Court
yri.~:ter‘rluy. Durinil the henrin: eonsiil
ervrblc discussion iibok place b1.'Lwceu
Mr, Wright, counsel for the pros-
cution and Mr. Saunders for the dc
lense as to the admission of cc.'-i'.i
evidence. The Magistrate hov.~i-vcr.
ruled in favor of the Prosecution and
convicted the defendant of ‘the oiciitr
charged.
'Timothy Carroll, blacksmith, of
this City, has gore to .'.ml.crst in rc-
sponse to a telegram from his son-
iii law, Leo Gillespie of Parrsboro,
stziiirig that the former's son, Frank
Viirroll hail been seriously injured in
it r'.'iii\\‘ay accident at Amherst. !\'o‘
par'f.icrilars were given. Frank was
ar.o_rt 25 years of age, and for the
past two years was employed with ri
barber in Amherst. While in Char-
Ifittiftowii he was employed wi`h
lteardon Bros. The following dc-
patr-.li was received yesterdi'i.y morn-
ing from Anilierst, Frank t‘arroll,i
i.*::..r;‘";r "rr r;1:...‘;i.:.;::“;i...‘;rre-   ,;»;_ fig;
I' The outward cargo by the Mrnto,
-\`i.\ li»ur.~.\\ fb -ral) fi I- ini s uriiil ed,
left Uapl 'l`ui'uien lui-rest ~il;i\ uio~uiiig
lu! seven tenunrl arrived ut \.'upe 'l`ra-,
verse ir. 1-ii fifty. S1-vt-'i loiits lofi
.
111° Gvefdlw understands that we  ee
having Georgetown for Picton zliiis amount of damages ai~iiI.eii at in ~°»
morning will include two hundred connection with Zion Ch'..r.b nie is
puciiiages fresh dish, sefven can-r outs $940. The insurance wan all wi-ri¢,i
und ilvu cars rriixcd freight. with W. K. Rogers, Cn,, |,¢¢1__ Wagga
_ -- |r.~|npt udjustmint is much apprec-inf, _
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_ :‘s'9@@"€@‘$’ ©©©V9 Ilfwrie excuses for Canada, in the niat-
rter of not fulfilling her share of the
THURSDAY
A RULE THAT DOESN"l`
WORK BOTH. WAYS-
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ls there not too much tendency W
5 MONDAY lterms of irniun with Prince Edward
LONCILRNINU II"GISLA'I‘ ISlBl'l(l':' Cullildzi may IJIEBKI lllllf tl'|C
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Ill I’-`5tf1'lll\Y'b' Gllliftllun appeared. an w ‘ ‘ “
lilulie 'Li'n\'e|'°-'e at .~i»\'<-ii l-rf_\' \\'it1il¢9"1 ell-1l“1l11E' Hugh Mlilllltllluli Ul IVE COMMITTEES' task of maintaining constant steam
thirty iiriifsriiuil nnd t\\'o|irt~.\i-rigi-.r‘H. U11* Citi’ l1¢1S U18 honor of ‘endin _ _ _
° ___ :ne iimi. cmnmemial meS8,,geh,,c,~,,S§ There has been n good deal of dis- and from the Island is iii_or_c_ t_lifli<_____\il_t
The patrons of the llunter Ilivcr the Atlantic Cable fnom Charlotte Cllssloll ‘llll`l“£=` l-he l°“'_ ally” _lllat the tml" “`“°` exlmcud 0' mum" m ‘ '
Starch factory are very much elated l'1W11 lll 1803 JBID L¢i§l5l“l5lll`l’ has been ln Sellsllln over
communication with thu mainland to
Let us admit this. Let us add that
es Purdie of S.W. _ _ |_ _ _ ___ thin ,__ _"___
_,ver the fact that (leo. ld. Full is (frnbbes has in his possession 1, U19 111811119’ ln “’l’l°l‘ the l*l““‘l‘“gll" ma “em “ mth g
going to build u factory to replace cablegram to himself which be recei- °°m"l_l"-"ll “re °ll°l'le” and the mem' C _ _ _ d __
in (yhai-Igggetown om 5,. 1 bershlp of which some of them ure gainut either a contractor or u e -
the one ournt down last fall. The V
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eed to jurlgrncnt and execution ii-
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new one will be built on A larger London dated Oct. 7tlI, 186%. Ilf`hi2 00111905211- T132 0DP0Sll'l0l1 C0“1PlHil1't0r who is willing but-unable to pay,
scale and when completed will be the 1116582136 8SK€d f0l' quotations on that Although they number 'thirteen
largest and best equipped plant of its oats. out of the twenty-nine members avail
kind on P. E. I. _
or to carry out his contract.
But where there is a contract eni-
.i able for committee work, they are ul- bodying rn.-.tual obl121\fl011S» Mui Ulf!
l tt d but two members each upon party of the first part insists on the
The annual me ti f th St 1 0 "9
'l`Ii~ .~;f'iz\rirer' .\I|ufo. \\' rich \v is en Bridge Dairying aollgwils heeld inmthlz, cl-lmmlttees Ol sfiveni and that ev?" 0, _ .
' these two are not the men of their ligation to the letter however hard it
rxiui. fo‘(ir-.»r'geto\\'rr and was iii the han M Smnley Bridge on Tmsday ‘
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ther party fulfilling every such ob-
ma be to do so, is it then open to
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\ll \\~ lll1"\‘l-\\ 1115.1* HUT llll" l"‘<>1i‘-I1’ mat' this company duriu the “St them by their Political 0DDOnents who the party so insisting, to claim im-
»\\ ~. ii».rl\ .ilrir rr ii \¢.steid.iy ini ii-
i..~ Ii.-riv~.-ii tiipc(ii~~ri-goiiurltnpe Licui' last The secretm.y»s report showed choice, but men who are chosen 04'
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arson had received from 127 patrons “re In the malonty' nnd! tlxerelmge
ir g i`Ii.- Srriiiliiy i-iossvil fr-.rin l’i\~tou S T00_G38 pounds of milk ham “.hic|`, have the power to dispose o ‘Jae mn
.i...i:|ri'i\'v\l Ixi lit-orgi-to\\'r\ _\'i\stei'll:ly }
.ii»i.u i-zi»\'»-:i. I`li~~ ~|..i-i;|ll`rorii (ii->rg¢» “
' -' ' laint is'li
as manufactured 159,688 pounds of fel" as they Mu' Phe comp ._ '
i.v.ri \\r!ri p \~i\ii;.;<-r-. :ir'ri\'»'<l in llrrs l'll@95e_- The Pal-rolls _=`\ll-iPl¥l11.‘s’ the relnforcedPbyl.referc3_ce. tzésecgégigzg
,  ___ ._,_,, ,,,_. ,;,,_-,_,»_ largest amount of milk were John ‘ l other ar ‘amen 5 'D
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'l‘lio funeral of the late Mrs. Frank N
, p n ‘; ltoritr l-o-:fri ~ .
\\'. Hood, whose sudden death on 30,667 11011111152 Joseph Stewart 30,410 lll l’r"l’°""m tl’ p'"`ty_ Strength' 5
:iaturdny morning last was referred P011l'l¢l'5l Rolleft MCKBY 31.432 lJ011\1‘l>1- U" “.5 Part of the ('0ve1-"ment "nd d
to in _vcst1~i~riay’s issue, was held on James Farrish 29,575 pounds, Alex. ill” 11‘“1°flt!` th” _‘lel°”°° Ol precedent
’l`iu-uiiay. Mrs. llood wus im esti- lt. Buntain 27,504 pounds. 'I`he fol- 1”' Set' llp- llnd lt ls sh'-*Wu that “nfl”
uuiblie lady, and she will he greatly lowing were elected directors for the f{0ll1 Ilallles 111 the Dust r-rometliing _
missed by her large circle of friends. coming year. Waite-r Simpson, l’rcs- "ke U “mylar practice pwvuxlod' It lb 5
munity from its own obligations?
And is not this precisely what has
.ippcned in the Island’s relations
with the Doruiriion 'i’
Canaria has from the first insisted
c V '_ - .. =.'.'ler representation on committees that the obligations undertaken by
I;If|“eg5 438q4'5b9,,,})(z;lbndh' A1 ,W H M( isllasgely by choice of each party and the Island under the ,compact ofl8f1l
hull be observed to the letter. We
id not expert to pay federal taxes
at the rate of ten or twelve dollars
per hciid, or rnorc than luilf tliaf. u-
uiount, out wr. must puy,n.ll the
arne. We did not expect to he forced
she and her husband had intended ide-nt' Miller' Fife Vice l*rtsiiient' ul'40 claimed that althoug‘h the Op- i-Ul'\’11lF1ll‘lt¢lU U10 l1\\f\‘l|`@‘l15 "l111ll'
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paying a visit to this Province in John McEwen, Murray Robertson, 1>Ue1U0l1 ll” “Ut “house me me” “'l’°
the near future. _ J. H. Simpson, W. H. Hogan, W. lr, are tu PQPFGHEDI them 011 the ‘5°m‘
` ~-- TuyIo!'.~ The total amount of money 1111"-9€S» Still 89011 111911 are chose”
riiwii yesiei-day moi-ning broiigii-i 519,036.14. A. E. Murphy wire nas and the w\m¢ry_- To the argument _
twenty passengers, ten bags mail, being manufacturing cheese for the “HIT _ tile Bflllsll Parliament. the
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pa-sstngers were B. Rogers, Jr., of giving general satisfaction, was re- IB-five l10¢ii¢S l1l_We 10115 Since “ll°P_le‘l _
(‘harlot‘tetown and W. A. Stewart of engaged for the coming season. nU0fl1°1` “nil lall"ll` m‘-ld” Ol _°°“5tll“'|
__ ting committees, the reply is that we __ ____ ____c_ __ __ __
.H___f__H__“______ kind ,,‘l__,,,g`.,_,"__ ]m,.,, it would be cumbersome and even re _ _uv u __ _D11 e bu ren vyo__ a.
Summerrsirle, The Stuniley brought_
twenty five passengers, thirty bags;
ions expcrirled for canals and rail-
ways on the mainland, "uit we nire
ol let off on that account. We illd
n
The Vlir to wlilcli arrived in George- received from sale of ch°ese etc was H1111 that Ollgllt t0 SN-1SlY U19 H°\l5¢ "Ot expect l" hvll’ S“l'”`l‘ll*"° Steel
works at Sydney and the Soo to the
une of millions yearly, but we are
three cars way freight. Among the company for the past three seasons, 01111851811 Pflfllamelll' *md 0l'll’3l"1el5‘S` reqllireil to do so by the terms UI
1 nion and the laws made under au~
hority of those terms and we sub-
mit.
mail. Six CMS Uf 1f1@fCl1H11di~`1€~ The been foi'\\'urd<-tl ti sister Allvciri lfilrirrv flllsllfd to adm” in our little ‘mdig 0( - 0 rcp_reH`n_au0u. _ y popu B on
.\rrnto win go out this morning. _ou iii.-iii--uri flier.-i-1.-1-;rrair_I ~ rré- conrrnwatively unlmveffenl l1*‘Sl5le*i"‘“" ’" li" “M "l“‘tl' Y°“"” °“‘
The funeral of the late Benjamin
- -`» U 5° 0' ' '-I memoershi world I ri cr 'cd
llléil' llivrsiori, 1*`r'erler'i4.-foii sigru-il Irv ture the machinery of the larger na-| ___ __ _____P ___l_ ’e_ et me 0110
I _ i nckhum, Agnes hlinrp and it l. li. .tional Parliaments. i lr W 1 l’ t lr Y 01' °"_y “ew mem'
Sellers, Grafton Street, took piiice Hill A31* l1U~ll1_l>l9l1Sl“-‘ll l)l\`11\_I‘ l’l'U\'i-I All of our readers may not be fanii~|l’ell; “0;_l_lll be ll1`0llBl1l 111 f1f0_m U10
yesterday afternoon’ by train to dorireto cull to hirn‘ielf\oui sister we th mgtice of the Cana. wee e have no alternatiie Can
Sherwood and was very largely nt- 
tended. llev. H. E. Thomas officiated `
assisted by Rev. Dr. Campbell, St
John and Rev. William Harrison. The
lilly coinpreliend ilie 1nti»nsif_\' of your
Pl1ll'l’e5l9l`S Were- G~ A- Sharp' F' H' grief but we would endeavour' to coin-
Bcar, William Chandler, A. W. Sterns, f
Samuel Iiowe and G. H. Taylor.
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At the City Police Court yesterday
xnrrning the case of Robert Jenkins
ngiirst Harold Gilllls fort? a second
offence against the Proliibitiori Act
was dismissed. The case of Patrick
Fee-lirn agrillnsii Daniel O’Brien for
wanton und wilful neglect in the
ririving of it horse and sleigh on
Queen Street cn February 5th, where-
l;_y the said Patrick Fechan was
knocked down on the crossing be-
tween Camcrnn's corner and the
Bank of New Iiriiniswick corner and
considerably hurt, wris at the re-
quest of the rlefenrlarit uiljourned
ort, console and cheer your siiddcried
heart by the words of our loviiig Savi-
ur, “Peace I leave with 'ou \lv peace
ing of the session a. eommi
' in this your .~radril'l`lictiou. _\\'i- rriririot muy selected from both Sides of the
House and of which the`Pr‘ernier and
Leader of the Opposition are usually
members, is named to choose “tire
members of the select standing com-
` ' ‘ ~ .' ‘ ~`-` '. U liar with e p ' ' ~_ '
ni helirilfof _Refuge lJi\~is-ioii, .\'o 201. dim, parliament in this matter and da has proceeded promptly to Judg-
O. T., desire to r:oIi\'c_v_to _\ou rliv us- we may state it ~m.ieny_ At the Open.
srlrrince of deepest ireairffi-it syiiiputiiy - ~ -nee Cam. and at the first opportunity our re-
merit and execution in this mutter
resenintion was taken away, wi‘tIi
_back out of our
of our stipulated representation has
|bee'n shut out of the Commons. Under
ore to follow after the next cen-
us. 'Thus in all the obligutioxis un-
nrtaken by the Island toward Can-
troubled neither let it be afraid." lilnv [L
ientrurrceirito that lienvr»iil_v inaiiision,
\vlicreliiso\\'u soft hand sliull wipi-
the tears from every weeping eye. and
pains nnd grief' und fears, :uid ilu-.ifli if C p _
self, Sliulldie, This we presr-iii iii the 01190515011 BW 1`°I11`95€11 ed bl’ tl19lI`
ltofilgc Divisioii Siibriiittcd iri Love the practice at Ottawa under Liberal
I’ur'ify, I~`idellf_y. ‘ nic, as it was before they came into
name, and on beliu.lf"<it' the rrieinb=¢i's o lOI`0fll0Si» llY1H11°l'Hl C1'ltl°5- Tull ls (__ ,` t H "’
da,~anki they were very costly and
5 . . -~ -end i~"~te<i
I _ _ _I _ _ I __ _ tt 1 th H u e_ S" wmnd onerous, a a a ras insis ever
Briountuyou et not )oui it uf be mi _Sis _gi __h___ ey_____o she _________m______ ___‘______d a_____ay__ ____ ______________t to the ______
an _ _
you rerilizc that he is your only i'i‘f'iigo this committee, The geleolilgn Diller. and HBS €lJf0I`C0d` it with the ut,-
iu time of trouble. ruul il' _\»»u rust ull members 0( standing Committees igimosl- l`ll§01`-
your burdens On liiiu livslirill siisfriiii carefully made by this 'Uod-y_ eaghi S11l`0lY flli' F1110 Oligiit to work both
thee, rind \\'I1cir your' enr'fli`_\' pilg.-jrwuiuge _,arty consulting the wishes of theiwii-YS. llilt It 11005 l10t» Thi’ Sl-1`011i»'¢I`
isvriilved inuyyourcr-I-ive :in uiirrridiuit othen so that every member of the power evudrs its own obligation
H_________ ___ made a member Olsome, one while enforcing upon the weaker n
complete fulfilrne-nt of counter obl‘ ii-
rnmittee, and on the Public Ac- _ _ _ lil
gums C_____m_ttee_ for inst_mce_ the tions. loven Hou. Mr. Fielding, in
iany respects one of the fairest of
tlinse holdin” high ofilce ut Ottawa.,
as or us face to face here in
(Iharlotteto\\'ri that while he hopes
____ i____w____ It seems more equitabla ,tho 'l‘unncl may yet be built, it will
' "never be buil
t "on accountuf riny
till UJIS I11UI'l1i|1l; lit l-011 0’l3l0Ck- 'Tile rnnrria e of Joliu , Mt-I) more conducive ilo fair la and good: _ _ _
°°- of Moyie, 15_gU_ ami lriii,-¢-,wg (;)\;],|,\,¥;l feeling and also to eeljficlency, tliiii-ilom ,,agImc";_em_ entered .mto lmlg
An interesting event took pliace at-[IIlcDougall of Glengiii-ry, Ont., ii.-.._,~ the practice to which both parties ?_¥!_0_._ n _t e _ant analysiri,_ what is
Sf- A\\H\lS"1I1=¢'=' (`0HVC|1t, IIIISUCU. 0n_solcmniILed at Cranbrook, ll. rf., on have here unfortunately been commit- _"ii  Ic.l"'(haU°n.? Wham is lhc
Tllvsllay lHHf1 WUCH Capt- J`9FHI1lrrhi'i‘uesday, -January 19th, at 8.30 a. m_ ted in the Legislature. Itunktf e‘_'y '_"` pmvmlng f“l‘fq““l" “'m`
Iloucct Rusticoville and Miss Gene- Thi; parish 'i-fest ofiiciated psf; 1’ The objection as to superfluous audi or I__nmpmt.’ ,hut mpm,hfn'l°n?
. p , _ . _
vieve Doiron Iioth of Iiusticovillc, 'hy 1;,-,v_ 1<*,,tiim~ Beck, The ¢;:em0;,\y cumbersome machinery seems to Iii\.'___A ’_“‘lhf'r l"m“1 °‘_’“‘llll""_ _oltlllllfis
were United in mR1”1`laI~!0- T111? bride took place in the private 1-hope: U( imaginary rather than real. Tohnvei
looked charming dressed in a brown the SL Eu em, HDS i¢;a1_ The ..-rf, 1 the selection of all the leadin corn
_ E P _ .nn E' ‘
suit with hat to match and was at-‘was supp0r;¢q__ iiy his wiisin .r_ Q_ mittees made by fi. committee appoin-
tcnded by Miss Julillte 'Doncet sister
Of the KTOODI- H0111? DOUGH ilfvfil-`fvlaiggie Kennedy attended as brides- is always satisfactory may seem to
McKenzie of Cranbrook, and T-”;ss ted for the purpose and whose report
_ - I
ei” Ui U10 lII’l‘lH &1i1Y_SUPP01'_t9<1 llw maid. The bride wore a beautiful many persons the simpler wriy. It is'
groom. Meindslsohn s_Wedding Marclrgown of white Silk egliug, trimmed certainly the shorter way, as the sys-
wns capably rendered by Miss Angie
Peters, Rustico. The ceremony was
with Irish Point lace with nat to tem adopted' here leads to pqp]_inge<l
match. and carried a large boiiufit of and acrimonious debate. And it would
D01‘f0Tm€l1 ily HUT Mallflce Mcnollalll 0l‘l1l1i§8 blossoms. The bridesmaid perhaps be better not to supply the
Of Cl1l11`l0ll€l0Wl1- GU“El`al“ll1l-°l0115- iwore pale blue voile. Mr. and lilrs. Opposition with B grievance. The
'T |McDoanld gave a dinner party to ii Government may properly name the.
The sad news uf the death of John
fc-w friends in the evening at the chairmen and the majority of the
Connolly, grocer, who passed a'way_Cranurook Hotel. After the 25th of members, bu‘| is i‘n danger of losiiu;
at his home on Sydney Street Wed-,January Mr. i-nil Mrs. McDonald were moral strength by pushing its nd-
ncsday evening and briefly referred at iromc, in liiuyie, B. C., their fu- vantage beyond this, especially in ii
to in Tire Girartlian ycstt-r'day, has
caused a deep sense of sorrow lo all
who knew him. Just ii week fiom yes-
wi'|`i pleuro-rnuriiioniii and despite
. ; , , . iprover ri- ~. rf 1 or un. c asv.
No. lv iarly 'Tuesday morning, died atrlea _ ______ ___ I. __ _.d
the l-liglilhudview l-lospitnl at six*
o'clock this morning. His death was
dric no doubt to losu of blood and
exposiire. 'fhe unfortunate man was'
not found until some twenty or thir-i
ty mznutcs after' the train had left.
The operation of amputiiting his len
was very successful, and the other
injuries were not considered serious.
enough to cairse death. The rcrniiim.
will he taken to Charlottetown for
Iuirulril, where his father and ruotlivr
rr-side.
FRIDAY
The temperature registered thirty
ri(-gre(-s ain.'1~ zero last cvrn‘r‘." nt_
ninri o’cli|:k_ At nine n.ni. vv»r:l.eiv'lay
it was thirty tight nbovi-_ 'l`lif: v.'.~i~in~,
est Wednesday niglit was forty four
above. On Wednesday ae nine n.m., in
registered two above, while the lxigli i
est registered that day was twcntyl
two above. (ln Tuesday night it was
one degree below.
F. E. B.
We heard n man any the other
starting and he tried to put it out 1-‘t-‘i-iigry ~~ Faq. --- means freeze
with his hands and got thcru pretty -I.-r-~ body, and that man;
badly burned. He then took oil his Ifoiei frozen in his ulster.f
overcoat and endeavored to r-amotiicr ii wus apparent that het
thc lianics but when he stopped if. at m-»-ded the lrlnd of warmth tha
iindplrire it burst out wgothr-i. Ile ways, the warmth that rraclirs rm-
says one or two :suckers of water »i-»...*. fi. root, nil over- rio- iiofiv \\
would have then put it all out but »ri.|il have told him from --»»r-f-~-
he rfuild rrvt l»r_t it. ~ u i-div that Ho ifl's ,§‘igr_=~1c'\,~irill;\
When the firemen arrived and the
hose find bien coupled onto the hyii~
rnnt in front of the Bank of Nova. -..ifi-r;-ii ,irii-ry and vein -,oi
Scotia and the water turned nn, the ‘I
hydrant flew out of the ground nnd
the water poured forth like ii geyi.isr| .
I wi I-'it wziriufb ' - _; _
‘ `ru- biioi nnd spr.~:= ~° - I
is men and worrrcii. not-_ in r
enmy Cold _weuflier wir' 
trucks of disease. It gives fbi-
for over three hours. Hundreds of | 'I1.hr. kind of warmth, safliriulafi-.ri
thousands of gallons of water were
lost and poured down Richmond
§tr¢of»,¢o Prius and can Prince to
it =tren2thene nt Lne ‘av _
'-t~ all its benefits fire ii.;-_~ _ .
may he 5 suggestion in this .f _»~.. l
o
~~~v
my “`
ves ii \ I iii young ciil -
ren to uno r~~. I r: \\1fe was Miss
M r Re rilr r. ii'-ui Ii'cr of Dnuitl
I1 Y 8 .
|Reardon of li.i. irjy. 'i"u.--i-.x are also
is `
two iirothrr-, lliv. i fix rlorinolly cf
Brnr-, who was at .i.: I.rds;de r.i his
death, and Frank in the licmestearl
at Lake Vcrde. There are three sis-
ters. I*-Irs, Patrick l\IcQuuid of this
r‘i|,~, and Mrs. Trainrir, of St. Ter-
'ture Iioiiiru 'l. .room’s present to House where the two parties are ap-
the trier iv- ri of furs, Isabella roximately of equal numbers The
that sorue rof our own cifizeng are
so Iilinded by party as to be ready
to frame excuses for tho Government
of Cnriadn in this mmtter. After
thirty-odd years they plead for fur-
ther delay, talk of lack of informa-
tion, arid the cost to Cnnaida of con-
structing the Tunnel. The Island
h
I een granted nos delays; |10 thnx
years to say whether she would ful-
iil her obligations or not. The ea
‘gather has sat at the receipt of cu:
tom all these years collecting from
l ur merchants and shippers. If W
'owed anything to
Canada, and wc;
when we did not owe, it was kept
subsidy. (ini, Lmm
such conditions, with obligations en~
forced at every turn ageing; the
| eak and evaded' by the strong, imra,
ly the Government at Ottawa mi,,,,,_
fha left at least to frame ituov,-n “_
CUSCG.
l The new winter steamer is 'timed
to be delivered on 11th Moy, This is
too late to “cut any ice" 10|- tha
Island this winter, but in good time
to take the Ottawa notabies on their
pleasant summer excursions. Ami
isn't that the main thing, after all 1
` By some sort of a legal 0,-
constitution-al fiction the brave
iceboatsmen ai the Capes
with oar, sail and straps are supf
posed to be keeping up “efficient and
continuous communication by
steam" with the mainland. They
raise steam when they persplre in
the frosty atmosphere. From the 0;.
tawa point of view this is rmi'Iici»=n'i_
I R. C. Cairns, of Kansas, sou 0| Wg.
liam Cairns, Ii.»iisrufrnn.';e, sends to ig
friend in thi 1 city ii clipping from the
Kansas City tifnr, ri lending news.
aper there, in wliich the prohibition
of arrto-cars in I-’ririce Edward Island
Island is disciulsed nt some length.
Thus the fame of this Island Pro-
vince is being extended to the ends
_ f thc rurfh. New Zealand discusses
our liuuor prohibition and profits by
I t, while Kansas, now a,.p;-ghihitiou
state, takes notice of the popular 8.
, ersion here to motor cars.
I The Ftnilvay Commission sl. its re.
cent meeting in St. John was chiefly
`n_~cupied with hearing complain",
against express companies and level
railway crossings. There is n plsmty
of both these troubles In this Pro-
vince. The time has como when we
must. insist upon express competition
nnd \\ I1 ii the Zllevel crossing must go
or be guarded in ii speflrl way. Ac
least there should be a gate or 5
urililiman at the point where ':»_~
riiilway crosses one of the principal
‘thoroughfares leading out of
°£‘?_EliY~ __
DIED
ELLERS--ln this City Feb. 9th.
inst, Benj. Sellers, aged seventy-
two years.
LAWSON-At Litflle York o1|.W0dnea-
day the 10 in's'£",’David Lawson in
the 88th year of his age.
l\lCEA(ll'II<llt.\'----_-\t B0rtm,Feb 2, 1909,
Mis. Ellie l\fcEiche1n sister of the
late Hou. James Nicholson, Eldon, P.
. Island. , '
MILLER - At San Diego, Gel., on
Sunday, Feb. 7th. Emily L. re.
lict ofthe late Warren J. Mil-
ler, formerly of Charlottetown.
DIAMOND- At Loyalist Road, Feb.
10th, Sarah, wife of the lute John
Diainoufl, aged 62 years. _
ALLISON-At the P. E. Island
llospital on Sunday morning, 7th
February, 1909, after a brief Illness,
Sidney J. Allison, aged 83 years,
lute of Granville Villa, Bflwyn
Iioud, Plaistow, England.
(Halifax and English papers please
0r>v~)
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1" 2.1,; _»= . _ -
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and have u host of friends who join iThe had precedents set by both par-
in wirfiiug tlicm a long and happy
wedded life. Mr. McDonald is a son
of Ronald Mcllonalrl, Cherry Valley,
and has hem in B. C. for a number
of years.
DIED
SAVIDANT-In this City, Feb. 1‘0th,
1909. Vcrnie Savidant aged fifeeen
years. ~
ICI( .~_'.| Gnsperaux, Fe-b. 6th,
0511 S
and another at home. Deceased
1909, Irs. Thomas Hicken, aged
ities In 'the past should be set :isiric
'as speedily as possible. .lf one piirfy
Iis to act unfairly because the other
iparty had done so before, the worst
ev1’ls that 'peset our representative
-system would go on forever. The
Guardian would be glad to see the
Legielaflure adopt the excellent plan
which has long been in vogue at
_Ottawa in regard to appointing coni-
mittees and which works to the en.
tire satisfaction of both parties.
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was about 38 years of nge and u
prominent member of the Knights of
(Tolumbus and ().M.l3.A., Iiulding the
position of tnensurer of the first uicn-=
tioned: society. i
IIS years.
McDONALD-At Grandview, F'-I~r.iai'y
40]), 1909, Frederick J. McDonald,-
si-.. of Murdock S. McDonald, agedi
ll years.
TUESDAY
COOLNESS AND HEROISM
IN TIME OF PERIL.
so me
The recent steamthip collision
_which resulted in the sinking of the
ifiepublic developed some cases of true ,
heroism. One of those was the wire-|
less operator John R. Binns who in`
the darkness and panic continued at]
his post sending out into the air the,
call for help till it came. Another
for both infernal anti cxlcrnnl uzi-~.
Stop Your Cough
Thrrc r r four dropi: of .IOI\n§0r|'§ flnedyne Iiillllllcnl on
sugarrrlicvcsiiclzliiiginlbclhroafanrisIop.rhecougii. Colds,
il unciieckcd, may rausr serious Iliroel nnfl lung troubles.
To avoid risk, apply ]o|inr.on°sAnodync Linimenl prompily.
Johnson ’s W
C C
Lmlment
Hai In-cn a tucccssful family remedy for nearly a century,
was the Toronto girl who cooly took
_roll her life belt and gave it to an
‘aged Italian steerage passenger who»
I could not find one for himself and was*
(nearly crazed with fright. She then?
went. down in the darknss alone to'
‘her stateroom and got ariofhcr belt!
for herself. .
f Binns‘ oirntlng romn win: srnanli-
'ed in the collision, but he lorind his
|instrun\ent would still work. This
_was his message, repeated till answer-
`edt "(1 Q. D. The Republic rammed.
Sinking. Twenty-six southwest Nim-
. #_
Hu/.' in 1| pwrifirp um] Car!/ii" cure /'ur culu, burn/|_ by-uiggg, mint pull
Internally for (foiigl-.~., (`olrf.\, IIon|.enr.:., Ilvonchiiis
and mnsl r..~.'pira1u:,‘ rlrtfiiriv iz
.;Ieinn|!' if rlis:..f ns  r ~..i`.. Cr.I.\ Wounds.
/ _ V _l . .
Sprainf., fvlii-t'.:.:.' lrllu rr: 1.1: .~., .'.~.\ollrn r.n'l i'm.~.|-billcn
For-I. l’:.i.'ii .z.'r”. IVV r.<‘.::~_f|.I 1'* li.\i|1:': l i- ripplirti.
,,ifi.n~ -..r|. ..;._ ,r ,in -. iii -~ I \ '..I . .-1 I, rm
- i...r. oi...»» I . 
i_| ,ill Iirii,.|_-Irs. ‘. .i». az.-I.»<~.-. rim in .,.i||l-- oo".
tucket." The letters at the begin-
_ning of the message are what is call-
ied the general ambulance call of the
fsea, meaning, "In serious trouble,
need immediate help." The heroes
7. l<1L1I' ll’ .\ l.¥\'.\ \ .~ I \ l'|Ii` Hill sul.
l. S. Johnson & Co. neuron, imma
..._ ,I
wireless telegraph, are equal to the
_”eld_ _._.__....____.__ s., __..__f
.beef exaniplen of valor on the battle- i _
_ _ _ _ .r .__ ,__ _,_,. __ 
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` 9 *5 ' V7/ // /'/<1/2/,//'/I/,ff”"'¢<///f f, nf/ " »'
_._-,%Zy§;éZ; »¢ehafhaaea;feeeaeaaeaaeae
.- » .. _ ._ I  » f/ _ .'~"<r;'<l .
Fox, rin'  I r- ‘riltsmaid a gold glen of precedent ought not to weigh ‘ '   Z;
terriay Mr. (‘or:nolly was smitten necklazc rn. lor  They were the against the principle of equal repre- ' f/ ./, /26,' /
recipicnt-= r.r` uian, beautiful presents sentation in proportion to nrmiliers.  
/’/, . f , , ....,~..~../,.. .  , ~
' _ _VVlien you have any deep-seated pain in the '
4 t _,- lOlnts, the back, the wrists, or elsewhere, place
P
`\ Q2'
`%|i
:Q
/
1 -a
,ir MONTREAL LADi"S
EXPERIENCE.
_ _5lh\_ Frrinccir Wynll of
.’.». tiny Avi-iiric, ,“ll»n.
trvril. -nys; 'I I- ig
found_ '/iu.ui.nuk ,.. .,
_moilung and viilo i.|,.
in ri very him ein.. Ur
rIi_criri\ntrsn\,imi1 |l~ .|,,r
ctllfnena of lolnle .uid
- ii\u»r<-les. I irulfered iii-ig
_-. rind acutely from rheu-
‘ .f ____ nim_timi. and tried uriu
~ - llnimciit uftcr iiuoiin-; in
vuln. I nlnri tool nu-df
oines i if - i
remained for Znnvllsk In ';ifi.-'fltn.l\l)i:rirf~"n It
"I begin applying this linlni whencvvvr I
fell tiiem-lies nnd prune of rlieiiiiiirtizmi coni-
l“!{.i.‘;’~ “I” "‘|_I ru-i' of the stirfiir-.~.~.
wreslitw er I-- i '.
.eeouiu-I ro pi-i|v’fi~.\lrtl~lr:l»“I.‘IiIedlI-'r`€'L>ce£l“:»I|iiiE
pains, rlrlvirul them r t ~
now quite cured." lu wmpme y' and I um
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72""
Zum -
"1 l1l’€1`°lSllI=Ply of Zam-Buk on the fuigers, or
°11 *|18 Palm of the hand, and rub it in. The
P€l1€ll‘¢\tI118 9°'-nsr of this “embrocafidn-
~ l’°|m." kills pain and removes stiffness.
§`ound ruhhmgs ofthe affected parts with
this wonderful balm will drive out all pain.
reduce swelling, strengthen the skin and
tissues (enabling them to resist. cold nnd
‘l°'“P belle’ ‘l\¥l‘il\8 the winter mouths), abd
restore perfect. elasticity and Iooseness.
WIIAT ICE HOUSES AND`STEAM
DID FOR HIM.
Mr. 1’ G. Welle. of Ii! Ogfn RINQL Fort
William, Ont. ni\yi?§~" ollowI|i| my
duties In :unending to runenger trains.-
:-ircn in-f wi-f through wlrh rain null lteum
init- i;.ui~r in winter). 'rms .wirh Iiouhof
dufy_ in fceliouues In nummcr. was no
dou f lbe cause ef my r'cntriw:f-Ink Jhblll
miiiisui in bulb knees. len prm. and
elioulrlor. This otnobnd that 1-ouldlfo
Ionizer work and was laid UK WI 'Im'
different uovuiiluuu for iievernl work; dur-
lliil whirh Iwas under the tfrbrtiiielil uf
mydocuir. ii-ei-mod so nu mile rr 
boiler. no m.it|.er vrliiu. I tried. pad ill
wiiu my uiau- when Zum-lluk wv recom-
iucrirled fn mn-. I lulrl In |\ supply unit:
'Ili' Ilrciit Joy it began lo cure me. l fu
bed Ii wall ig every night. and when I fel
i~<>>c~ had een iiiwil round I was (M
from the pain and r-llffuéaorof rheumnlhul.
I have had no more trouble (mm 01°
disease " ` _
fr'irln'im/ ~oirm uIi;¢-ri: iwalflil blood ' ' ` . I
-_ _ -_ ' . -_ - _ . -prim/ni/if/. n':f-ma, moby, ¢happ¢ hands coli
;~}__1__l_’_`l: -';__f__f1_1__l_f:_[f:in;¢. _r/_iip|_iiu»ui, mil/i .viii-ri, /_ml Icy. fliicfaxrvl ankles, nnd (IU 
__/_____ .__ . . I in ilgriiiix. Iflih nv/ vlirll mfr; 1/if /)1rrIJIa[ff¢'lu(I.l'!clIrrIAnrtMvll ul,
/mi ion. un/I yvifi/11-i|_. A_/I il/vip'/i./u 1/ml i.-luuw sell al 501:. fmt. llmu forfyufé
f’ p"".' '_/'fc rio," g_,,,,.[),,/,~ (.'n.. '/brwilri, for prion. Rlfull W
iii-ri/I/ul imaluliii/in mrmtir/ux rrprcseiited lube "pf at 00.04-"
1
land heroines of the ship, the urine, _
lthc railway, the hospital and now of_ L.
I ~ TH! GRIHT sK|N"_CU*!_ =
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