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THE GUARDIAN, Cl{ARLO'I’TET()\\'.\T, P. E. I., JANUARY _8, 1900.

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over. l::i:~; wif t‘:~.i~:\i:s. 1 _ ity. anti fi--.ti-il lv; Lint fiir. The writer Sfalcs tiirit Ilhril s would never sur- render : I iv _ ' i‘

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' _ ’hiiu;_li frieni s of the. col i i iiisiiiei' ‘iiiii of far too proc'

u to _ai ~i°i:i e his ite tor senti-

sl-big

How Roberts Heard the News.

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walked ci of tli i no wttho t 'i wcrd The mem

ent, affgt cnute Svtipituy

'|`h¢ Calladlall 01'dCl‘ Of FOI- down to the year 1899 numbers no less _ _

an Qsoo sriioiiis, nooks. si¢..iiiii1iii s land. and the first cm 0_1 medals wi scent number ot ri.. iiteiiiesi itseoral be node as woo 18010 r\bl>°11 cw U, George M_ Ed,b0i,,,_ A_ M__ M_1)_,‘ cut in lengths and attached to th

This pular friit=rnal insurance

society was organized in hovember, 1879, and is now 20 years old, and each suocnrdin stronger numerically and financially

Thcsociezhas a membership of up.

warhd, 0QhleDos\inionof

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Huruuhw I.. &S. Co.,London... Lon. ‘ of Canada. London ._

Standard leak. lsnntlsed .......... .. S..CMr=taetownnP. li. I.._ ii...3in...‘“”ii{.°‘.t'n-~o°'°'°‘. 3‘l;.‘_'_°_1'i‘*

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Town olslga Debentures.. _ . _ _ ...22.12: 15 Selkirk Debentures . . . _ _ _ . _ ... 9.03 00 '_}_lcwnofé'Jollingwood 8.281 88

ownof llnton Debentures

Towuhlpol Hullett Townshi or Winchester Debents P¢tage& Prairieschool Deb ...... __ Owen Sound Debenturee........

Strathroy Gsslob vebsnturei- ................ ._ .

Senrorth Debsnsmes ................. ._ 'IS' ..."‘...i"""""..s........;'_'_'_"_'_ii'_1'_‘_'_1'_11;; °°° " cnyorserhsss Deb woes ..... __ gag: wii.siss¢°i>sssi.ei.i».s ________ __ ii... s'?¥.....°‘$'."_._°7f:_°7:_'_'_'i.':_':: R. Cstharineebebentnres ............ __ Dseniughnm Debentures ............ ._ (kthsm Debnntnru. ............... ._

Perkhill Debentures .................. ._

%i;gb’a,;n%I_5:atusae ________________ __

mi llsntim". w' 'niss"i>sn% 3.] .... ..

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Total..____.__.__.._..................§14.i$N

Siscsits inception the cadet has paid

to its members and their dependents np- wqds of two-millias. dollars in- insur- sccs ssdsick and taunt bandits- The society issees polisiimfor $00. $1000. 01500, and |3000. the fda' sam be- ing the limit of any life, and the pro- miums for the same are only 60 cents *O 01 per month per 81000 according to the age of the applicant. The death rate in the society was only 4 _66 per 1000 of the membership in 1898. and the average death rate since the organi- zation of the society was 4.94.

The Si :k and Funeral Benefit Branch.

though an optional feature. is very popular among the membership, np- Wsrds of 16.000 being enrolled in tht flspartment. The benefits are U3 P0* week for the Erst two weeks of illneec and 85 per week for the succeeding ten Weeks during any year, besidrs a funeral bent-it of 830. The hee 10! same, payable monthly in advance, are from 25 cents to 45 cents, according to the age of the member whd joining the branch. During the yesr 1088 ovq 843.000 were paid out in sick and funeral beneits, and $143,000 ill ill' suraoce.

There are now about 700 llbordilltlo

branches, or courts as they do Olllls throughout Csueda,snd the order il now welt established is slltheprovinoee terrace.. or iss Dossiers. t

All piiysiiistiy and sssrstiy qiisiiasl

lllksbetwesn the agesof 18 and 45 !¢¢l'sofage,whoare nctdcbsrred tl account of their occupation

°°P*°\‘l for lembaehip. _

For farther psrtieslars

'lr ot iss onssas 'os nssansn id

order. or address

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LlEl`T.-CCL. T. 1). EVANS, R. (7. D. Second in command of Cavalry.

has a most interesting review on the History and Literature of Appendici- s ' He says its early history cannot

nfused with other diseases. Probably

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disshr abscsmes did not come #1 1867,andthe lt-st accorded col

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Since that tiseenthe number of success- ful operations has greatly increased, uu- til, while now it is regarded as a ser- ious, it is by ne menus a fatal, opera-

and Dr. Edebohis gives interesting ac-

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'11, 5 gnwggn' immo 1 0| gh receipt of applications. After the olai

pcrrdixnivas ormed olrllay 8, i801; nt’ "h°’° *PPli°W°°' 5*" 500° U5 _ _

isdiwed vim hm =¢°°tv°~i “wir msd- sr. iioia user ui ii toss or sin its Beers Have Good `

und in the vermtform appendix from inch it witl be seen thatthc grape seed y no means thacommoncst form ol in- iury. Coproliths have been found by everybody who has had much to do with post-mortsm investigations or with

counts of some things which have been fo ' .

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chocolate nnt,n grsinol 0”. °|\°l’l'_7

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seeds, orange? date seeds. tomato seeds, fruit stones, hucklebcrry seeds, blackberry seeds, hazel nut shell a piece of chestnut, peanuts, hair. brist- lc, a g1azier’s point of zinc. a globule of solder. s gelatinc capsule, a piece

of bone,apieceofacrew neil. a rlila cartrid and thein ofa heh. This

°P¢1"5°°| 0° *N i*PP°°'”l- N0!! W and licClure are connected by p than pina have been the foreign bodies qu; rn.” mpg md ui; farmer, nj., most trfsowtlr mt With- 01°" *mrs *ns sms pfivingss seein-use ion psi round an grape seeds. melon seeds. a mu q i||¢1i|i¢_N° mn gg.. gn

stones ras herr sod runs A

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paper also shows that four per cent of -

all weanen have nppendicitis, and they | Farmers will bc thus placed in imme- i K°°‘|¢ are n very little more liable to the dis- diatc communication with several mark- md 5° P" W P0 "U “Um 3°* °°

agents have been instructed to IUCN gil pro-Boer meetings. especially one called in Boston. United Smtcs Drs-

hcrs are congregatrng near the Can- adian border.

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Brsuerated Her Slayer.

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LIEUT -COL. LESSAHD, R. C. D. In command of Cavalry.

Ai Last the Riiibonf i

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The entire litereture of appendieiiis Ollllwil. JH. 4~--T56 15115011 f0!` 51-

u ` mulsls has arrived from Eng

vetera s

mcdil, with the clasps. _

The first issue will be made to the

Ontario veterans, and will probably about the 15th inet. Those who serv in the Feuian raids and the Red Rive

c first reference to its dates from \flil'» um! 'mlm "N h°“|‘l°“'f

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diatlift. llrcccictheirsdirect i A i ‘

leg; A.'|l“°°;(1838 th. t.:2‘f;|*Qnigs'Bosrl loéccgoelsewhereingo- ' _ _ `

bs- *"°'5*'*_°‘|*}*"m "°¢°"”_ ° thisPscv__incswh,e_espotstQnrn_@wn_ i Sig

_ _militar districts. The medals to *ug 1 ' " "' _ v' ' °“-* e ~ _

cf tcberepsa't_;d__n’l;_he institution bltadmqusbw wm b°d“__'_ thtthes exocsdsthedernsnd. __

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Mm lggaglfn M ny wed claims which have come in ` operationecomrnmly ended in blk. |°°d“’ °1`i8“*uY 5!" ml' °l°’i°8 "I0

als, these will be taken into considma tion. The Board has found that

98 r cent. of the claims resent

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tion. Thcreis much popular miscon- “'° 5°" B'_°“i“°° “d P” °°°* ocptionastotheorgln of sppmdim`tls.|:;" 5°" "J°°‘°d 5’ “WK “WP

T¢iCDil0llC F01’ F2fllCl'S

Fsrmersinthewesternpartofw

hone service in operation. The houses between Grand Rapids, W

to the fsrmcs for comtnansoiting wi any person in the district covered the sywem. including the exchanges

the three towns.

Tue telephone company. which

composed of business men at G Rapids sud Weston, proposes to put phone in nearly every house in the sf tion of the county lying besivesn these three points. The innovation promises to extend all over the county.

they can E st learn the prices offerod by

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Tltnp-to-dats ascertain: the hmlth

' orthekianeys by mm' noi. ofa.. mise.

Lim "'°__..H”“ '° P'°_°°" .z "...i‘.~°°t;:. M-~

g,,,.,' vieumng .ribs Vines Zaelsgiml anew :heroine to .asc as iveiiiyroor hem

inarbottleavcsel. lfatthcasdofthnt time collaimascdimem resanliingbnckdust

poiscnsinthe systemwhichwtllm

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LIEUT.-COL. STEELE,

Who will c::n::a_nd the Riders of the

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The Famer and His Market

Sin,-Your correspondent of Quincy

° Mass., advises P. E. Island farmers to

control the market,aud demand n ht h-

potatoes) are scsrce.and asks why do

not the farmers unite and make it

l' scarce every year by holding it for a

higher price?

tario and Quebec in thnHalifax and

is grown in Nova Scotia Ifour farm-

other provinces and then they cannot

L potato or oat crap of P. E. Isl ind that affects prices but the crop of the whole Dominion and in fact. we may say. go further it is the world"s crop which nukes the price. The merchant the farmer who holds his goods above the market price will be given the go hy. When markets' abcond advance and demandis koi. the compatitiou among shi puts up the price tothe highest m limit. Then the farmer __ gets the bcnedt. Same years the prices `sre lowand other years high. Farmers siurt take the one with the other. , Your correspondent sn;s also that 7°'the merchaut’s inferior goods (why inferior goeds oniylwoald like so ash?) aresctupto thc highest prices and change not.” Here heis much minsken. Thepriccs of all kinds of goodsarc continually changing. Host lines are much lower than a few years ago, while others. notably hardware, are higher. The merdiant prices his

aeoormns to their cost to bil.

ease than men.-Scientilc American. Tots, and if they have anything to sell P5” "Wm '°° M85 °* hi* k°°° Wm”

ipetitors will undcrscll himand he will

-_-_*i-' dealers and then deliver to the, 3°’ “d 2

_ enniiig' ii.sss.io¢i.i»._.iiist ws rv! d°m~»<ll\°l=°

Edncautngc alone it is said. will fm' hmm' P\’9d°Q‘| md mn”

d h :-Th nd ' - than pay form phone. It is preposcdi°U““~ ¢°°d'- C°mb‘°*~“°°' ‘°fm°d

;,;ur;;';e:: w°:=:(:,g:g.g, giving :xii to have things so arranged that house-ll? put 'P Prices. generally result more attention to Boer sympathiaers in' wivcsin th_c_oo\lP"! “P *i* ‘|_°"° Wh” " d'°I“g_°°'l{_i _h ._ “_ ht ...i 0...... »-»- my-»» -fm-= »».=»=~'--mt 1:". '“°" .‘“°°°' -° _._:._:.:....i°.:. rr.. .1’.'f..s..i'.°°°r..

ldlllli- T50 UUUWU 99"* '¢"i°° nluhuin ww '* th Phmm'

° <1 C I °v°°‘° ° Beautihn' .gg 'fest the Unite . . ._ A Skin ` W *W* "° “ , , UhdbHs!il.\V|\ll@|!l|!. cl” irliigtthc alert and convey to the Govern- || Q*-1|, my gy Q. g;|n¢y|,_‘|'¢‘ ph,l._'.d-hah Ea,-, .‘¢¢,,,.yg,-

ment at W=»h\»st°°» ‘N ‘*'¢*'**‘ *"' nuts ns sassy. min, ii.. oi. asus buses oi. cii..¢'. count. **“‘*"°° ““‘ °“"”5? "’°” “’ “" ""‘°' oiinvs lttsssy-Lim rits. _ _ _ _

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THE El)ITOR’S MAIL '

f f od t H ` d

.:"..: i.‘.';°.;'-'°a..:‘: .tif ,1;-';»_:=v,;,';;;,‘~f;-1 °-f-»» --~

or price when farm products (especially

‘iiiiti5i5oiii=iciéii`S oi=isi5coNiii'coiiiiNoENi.i` P 1” `

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tain will not succeed in starving t o Transvaal in o submission These men declare that the allied armies of the re- publics still could be in revictnsllcd b

of Swakop River, yust north of

Wsliish Bay. a Britt-h possession The route overland fromt point to the Trtnsvaal they say, ugh long and dlimlt. is practicable.

Your correspondent overlooks the

fact that there are other places besides

lter the Ontario once are sent out. and It is mmnmmu mn mt" th. Edu' Th' M_uP°l emu" d Push u & on to the coast.

and everything else being equal the Pain,” 'nh “'- fsrmeror the merchant who can sell muh

chenpcstinkrs the trade P E I pro dues must compete with that of On- :|hm°'.‘m“,” Bah ‘N annul’ nt

Sydney markets, as well as with what "'”-°*-

markets will ilcd up from the _.__..__

sell the at all Surely wldamad vnu.; is ri... riiiiiiy smite cmsssrs i but ltll Tgwu’ M w

&pe Town. Jan 4 --A Uitlmder

harvests in tb Boer Republic are ex ceptiosally good. The republics not ual stores of food,he says, as hardly have been toedted, aineethe to thepessent have been able solive on food colnlnsdcered within the Transveali nndtheinvadedtsrritcries ofNntal and Caps Colony.

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Five Million- Pounds.

makes the following stshtnent y morning/ "We nedershnd that the Defense Committee of the Cahieetpfter

&-eful censidgntinn ol the gestion el

ddenecd e empire, particularly

with regard to artillery will shortly enll for the expenditure of 155,000,000. to snake good deheisnctesasd to place-‘ thenntiouonapnr with other great powers ”

on the Locomotive.

A-mi'e n minute, or 60 miles an hour

isthemerestcommon placstothemied ofthe up-to-datsrailncnd man, but it means other things besides those des-

cribed thft are wonderful to the ont- siders. t menus a steam of 20tcns onesch piston heed every_t»sth‘ ofa second. It means that up into the cab. the Bremen is throwing into the furnace two-thirds of n ton of coal faster than 1') men can mine it. It means two quarts of oil every hour [to keep her jrurnal box greased, and everything rnnningsmoothty.:

Jap Sympathy For British

'l‘hc Japanese legation at St.Petert-

burg hm received from Tokyo a dsspewh which says that the home government isannoyed sndalarmed by the recent British defeats is South Africa, and secret Cabinet meetings are being held

to consider J questions in which directly or im Great Britain and ls power are factors. Japad sym- ut

pathises_ fwirh Great lrimln in

Ttansvaat ccndist,is connection

with whichfactoccmust consider the

ig cotdiallty of relations between

span and China.

't jack of all trades. The wool from the

sheep’s buck was put through every Jlpan To W. stage until ready to wear, b the far-` ..

mer‘s own household. The firmer him- b”.nJ;;§.:"';°m;“J;k,..l‘:|.. self could build his own dwellings and _y‘P."“ ‘N 'tn 0," 40 mm,”

f,‘Z.$._§;._;~i,_>.,\ dp mcs_t_ of the oth_:sr things about thi pwpl” "op" up m it* Qu'

JY- ;’;'.’_‘__,\j§_ _M p scat at now t c skil ed workmen

_ _L_ _#__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with little possibility cl

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does for him This order has chan ed

with the progre=s of the wcrld Mactgin ‘?;=l|d,g”r,?

ery makes the cloth the tailor makes gnu 3 u-l.

th t, ii _ .1 '° m * _bg °°° L °°*¥P°'1t"1' bu <1# 99° l§°°°°» are uuoer the lrm ru.prss&n thi

mere ant. im orts and distributes

the goods, the shrsper studies marks t=, arfgg 3” ' charters vessels. and runs risks in the ¢.b'||,h m.m"|3, in h, hu".

distribution to the various markets of wry ,gd mu, 4,” 'kg

the world. of the fnrmer’s crop. Thus img; gg-nn, mg 'uc ‘ the farmer himself. relieved of all these w “nm mln; hu gh ".”.

burdens and anxieties can devote his 9,, P9091, °| "nh" entire attention to his farm, and will be ,mp ‘hy ng] | 5,”-. an “ :sch :tore successful than if he di- U," ,t P°'“.. 6| tg. 'gag

es is attention with shipping and Un ihmg 5 .5 U

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.__ -_ nigrchandising, The specialist, Cho man gum, Ranks, rum". 5|

_‘:’____° 3° ‘_i° ‘;_“‘=‘ "M8 b¢t_’°f Ulm WF- wi 1 be consolidated with that _“__ eq e.biE_t o man who is sure to win iw, og C0,” Tn. ii 'm

~_£f0-s. e farmt r, merchant or prc- qgnipm gg um. “gg “gy 'm

fesstonal man. _ engage in n losing struggle with _ PARKER S SON- _ tor mit- iiiiiiipsiissiiss

wiiiiiii riot starve ine Beers. P°“°¢ F" &_51P°'N'l-

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th_?fl_1_:=a'E;_n':l°r§§’°n :__ rftm'm_°g ‘mm lineman* wi°l be ractnlfol

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