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The Depsrtnient of Agriculture at Qggys has issued B M1110*-lil (N° 62)

packed full o_f .information abil: grgqberries and how totrbizz ytgzrs

_ .lwen y~0

*2ll§nCenIfl:ln§XP¢l'lm°°t“l FAH” :ss been glvllls ‘ll-*°“ll°“ W dthug msuer and has tested some hun_ re of varieties of this delicious frlllt Ill the introductory the bulletin tclls that the strawberry is flllllld EY0"l“Z wild in Canada from the Atlnviril: to the Pacific and from the r~\-lllrfll boundarras far north us me 6~llll

ll l. .

pelllllle eusual metnod of Pl‘0Il88ll'-mg strawberries is from ruii..».-rs. :\l1l;ll are always true to the stun.; 1.. t_ € parent plant. But strawberries rais- ed from the seed. like llPl>l@S 0l` P0' tatoes raised from P0‘ tato balls, give endless variety. l_'lll a very small llr0P0l'fl0ll ‘fl "'h‘°h_ tum out to he valuable- let fllelll new varieties are being ill`9‘l“°e‘ 15"” after year from the seed in the will of obtainigg tau id¢\e;l0‘l;»;llrl'i’. llll'-‘el than any ere o ore -

It is interesting to learn that d0ll¢‘

Variety, the Greenville. ll59 Weld’ Bl the rate of 14,818 ll0\lll¢l5 P" “°"°'“ nearly seven and a half tons. That 'sp altogether exceptional for an ex' ceptional variety. Tweiity-five aver- age berries of this lJlBlli Welflll Helen ounees. One or two other large var- ieties produce berries of which ill average 50 weigh a pound. _

Que page of the bulletin is given uP

t I dl

'.:f;:°.;l.‘....'“'.....‘z.s.°.°w....., .sa .iso by “lower 1*' “°‘“‘ '= mos that e vleblselfl °ll°“l‘l"°°‘“j l in the people ¢l°¢l‘l° “P at tfllieuixitw °proposa\l. ¢ll\\ll9 °l attitude is not 'sxplellwl *Nl "°“l° ,ppgsr to he based upon l-ll° ‘l°°l’° - trem Bec- ltl)`°:'liciulill°plll'lv till; "“l:l‘- tl" tsbw wing is fypposed altogether ‘Q s Caiiadiah navy, while the other livers a direct money contribution, tu be placed usdsr control of the British Admiralty- ’ -.

On the .civic electoral liste of Hlllli' real there Nt Y-ll0 “Un” °l °°m° eight thousand volnrm 'l`l1° N°“*-§9“l witness tells l-llif ill the recent e eg- tion which event- ill! 5"" ‘“‘ln§°‘;n; le element to ddclt £110 l° d n of voters were strollsly on the Sl °- Bu reform and contributed ll! "0 ‘lm measure to bring about the xrellf- victory that was achieved. The lo- cal Council of Women. Y-lle Wflmens

ness‘ adds that the lady electors voted solid for thc reform “slate.”

There is an impression that quite

an extensive reconstruction of th

very shortly. There is even som

persnce.

which will

"lf not in or spirits, the

to such gg!

l!~‘°!l- PYP

\mmll“ll“l ‘Pl The barkmlper s reel p¢>iS°l\- great prudence

ous man hringllll damnation '

trohl.

"Is there a. liquor dealer worthy of general esteem, one l>¢l'l°¢¢l¥ _¥°°P°°l1' able in his relations. one who Mrs not the anger of God, or the repro- batlon of wives and- mothers? Is there one who has properly obtained'

soon to open before you. What will your criminal profit avail you, as balanced against your debts to liod offended, to individuals destroyed,

° families, desolsted, society outraged?

Asquith Government will take place would you save your uouyu 5 Get out

° of a business in which you are damn-

speculation in regard to the POS' ing yourselves by damning your man, and the great railway com- ueighboruy panies being wise in such matters. It is 5 nogewor-thy (act ,nd 8 BBW fl‘€illl¢lltlY Pl`0m°l-ed “Fable hopeful one that the churches, Pro-

to U18 WST- °l Sfowlng an “ere of sibility of the Premier resigning his mutant and Catholic' and the sem..

strawberries and the average crop Qll- tained. The opinions of nine promin- ent fruit growers in Ontario and Que- bee are given and they differ pretty widely, but an average of their con- clusions would run about as follows: Rent of land $14; preparation of land $5; fertilizer $25; plants $22; Dllwtlllg $5; cultivation' SIG; mlllclllns $13; crates, boxes, picking and marketing $102; total cost $203.

The average crop as set down by

_these growers ranges from 3,000 to 8,000 boxes, the average of the esti- mates being 5,500. What these are` worth the reader may guess for him- self as it depends upon the market,

and the distance of the producer from

t

market. » The bulletin tells tha “while the strawberry crop is one o the most profitable to grow, it i also one of the most expensive.”

On Thursday last Sir Wilfrid Laur-

ier moved the second reading of the herst 50, Truro 10, Bridgetown

I are now owned in Nova Scotia so B one for every two thousand people i

position rather than to press upo

the King the pledges to which

Asquith committed himself durin

the election campaign.

TUESDAY.

It reads strangely that there

should be in mid-winter a serious outbreak of rabies in Western Outa- rio. And from time to time through- out the year -mad dogs cause alarm and trouble in the Lake Province. Did anyone ever know of a case of rabies in Prince Edward Island? Certainly in many years past no case of hydrophobic has been recorded.

A published table shows that the

246 automobiles, or at the rate

the Province, and it is stated th

fax has 75 autos, Yarmoubh 80, A

Canadian navy bill and explained it Annapolis 2, Ohio 2 and Weymout

more fully than had before been and Digby each one. The Motor M done. A new department will be

treated under u new Deputy Ministe who will administer the nav unde

y .

the Minister of Marine and Fisheries

The Government proposes to bull the eleven ships in Canada,'even

gazinc states that "in Nova Scoti nobody is selling his car and man are contemplating purchases.” T saine authority states that it is

‘l timiated $200,000 worth of autom ,_ ll hiles- were imported into Nova Scotia lm-‘“l'l°° finds fav” ‘vlllh 3' §°°d

it will cost a little more. As soon during 1909_ as the bill is passeddenders will he »

called for the construction of a ship-

building plant, which will be a pri- WEDNESDAY

vate concern It will take B year to From time to time some one start

et the plant read and robabl

s y . p y four years more to complete the acentury, or greatly increasing the

ships. ‘

Mr. Borden moved an amendment fm' _ setting forth in substance that the race- And Yet We "9 llwllned tl’ bill does not follow the recommen- li€'V0 that most of those who dations of the British Admiralty, and by empowering the Government

to withhold the naval forces of Can

ada from those ut tue Empire in drank or wherewithal they should be of being testad by a pleoiscite. This time of war are ill-advised and dan- clothed. They simply kept busy Wit gerous; that the proposals of the out working too hard, ate what w bill, while necessitating a heavy out- set before them and nature andugood Mr- Borden appears tc’ have Uecome lay, will give no immediate or effect-

ental and physical vigor of the

joyml very long life took very lit thought about what they alle o

consultations kept the ments an

ive aid to the Empire or satisfactory physical machinery going.

results to Canada; that no perman- Vegetarianlsm, sunlight, electric “°“Ell'l|5- Hls P05lll°'“»lSlu°3°l°“l and ent policy should be entered upon in- volving large future expenditures 0

this character unless it has been su

' vocates, and still have 'bhem al-

b

mitted to the people and by rurniv- though in not B few cases those who

ed their approval; that ihe imiiisdi ate duty of Canada and the neeessi ties of the Empire ciin best hc .lis charged and met by placing iiiilioiit delay at the disposal of the lmperi

al authorities such an amount as may be sufficient to purchase .ir ccn- struct two battleships or .mored cruisers of the latest Dreadnought

` practiced any one of these methods ` or systems have gone prematurely to

` the grave, not because of but in. spite _ of any beneficial results which mig

ht

have come from the diet or treat- ment undertaken.

Sunlight- in fair measure is un.-

doubtedly healthful; but it is quite

type, giving to the Admiralty full lmsslble l-F' get £00 much of it, even diguegior, to expend such Suu, ut if one is in perfect health. The sacme

such time and for such purpises o naval defence as may t sf_:i~\'e

f may be said of electricity, the op-

tu plicatlon of which may serve a good

increase the united stiugth of the PUYPUS* lll B0m° llllmall l1llm°llt9~

Empire.

The Conservatives appear to lrnv

Vcgetnrlsuism agrees well with cer-

e tain persons, in certain callings,

received this amendment with lwuity llllt 09-11 l19l`¢llY be l`W0lIlll1ll€lld€<l f0

cheerin and afterward f-'mul'

p all.

K. , .. mr u

and joining hands, sang God Save Coming to the deep and rapi

The, King with some enthu~iasm. - _ . . But Mr. Monk remained out if line cant ysars,it seems to be based large- Tell” How ‘She Brought Her Sick

and proposed an amendment to th amendment. In it he set forth tts

the naval bill "cllarllzcs the l‘2lBf»l0llS One may exist for s week without "My' daughter enjoyed a vigorous

il partaking of food, but can exist for happy childhood,” writes Mrs. Eug-

Z _ ll but a few*Yninutes without breathing ene Jardine, from She.pherd's Point.

P€°Pl° ln B Pleblllclte lll Older l-0051 say the deep-iireathers. A still briefer "Being an only child, our anxieties

n .

of Canada with the Empire ai: ou ht at once to be submitted to th

tain the nation's opinion..

It will be seen that Mr. Borde

has considerably changed his groun

Deathlv ( ramps

,Stomach was Bloted

» .__-

ed Fast hy Nerviline.

“The distress I suffe`red'°'lfrom

cramps last summer was so severe I thought it meant death,” writes P. B. Emerson, of Guys Hill P. 0. "I wal so doubled up with Phill Bhd lll such bad shape I couldn't walk a hundred feet. I remembered having Nerviline on hand and took llllll B teaspoonful in sweetened water. In live minutes I was well and my Slo- msoli dsrahgements disappeared ell-

ll

Ugly. r

or cramps, ilatulence, diarrhoea

and disorders of the stomach and bowels, Nerviline knows no equal- one million bottles used every year- fifty years on the market, tliat‘s

oof-enough of its merit. Large

g:ittles,'50l¢; téial siue fbc. CMI deag- e . t starr ozone ompan , lmlgsrtos, Ont. ` ‘

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breathing cum, much exploited in re

e ly upon the absurd motion that “ l~ a. little is good, more is better.

time would one live if the circulatio

ll of the blood were stopped. Shall i

` be a gain to health to stimulate th

or normal?

breathing cureall tell of the remark- able mental stimulus which it aiord- ed them, and the relief from mental and physical fatigue. The mental stimulus may be admitted, Uut in at least five persons out of ten rapid, deep breathing kept up for three or four minutes will be found physically fatlguing.

In taking food, drink, air, exercise

or work, moderation should be ob- served. Men and animals breathe ne- tiirally and instinctively whether a- wake or asleep so long as they live. One thing is important that the air taken into the lungs shall be pure, whether it lie breathed out of doors, in the living room or the sleeping- room. Given pure air and plenty of it, moat persons may safely rest con- tent to let their respiratory organs do the rest in their own way. Thi! ‘fs a cailnon sense opinion on th,

subject and not A medical opinion.

M

uf; Now Mr. Borden has taxon the °n pioudeu him for it, thot tho piss oi

at

'll b ' t d d d "

:?;:“z.:.r.:; im -l--~ to ol co--.o .~-it

,,,_ _ pp . ii 5 the mea.il.time," that is before the

a_ ment of Canada shall vote a contri-

ei No doubt the plan- of a direct con-

_ _ 5 both parties were sc. nearly in. accord

3 new themy for Prolongmg llle '50 now needs to be submitted to the

‘W positions, one bo spendhfteen mil- ‘?;` lions in Canada and the other to send .e twenty millions out of Canada, the

h. is quite apart from the compara- as tive merits of the two propositions.

stimulation and last but not least

f deep Ur-earning, have B11 had their ml none the less the 'idea of a direct con-

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‘l be argued from this that it would sytrengith failed and her mind ual;

circulation far beyond what is usual petite became so variable that no ef-

And yet this is one of the first re- and changm of diet would' induce her

sults of rapid deep breathing. Three to take comfortable meals. I never or four minutes of rapid breathing gi q y he may quicken the heart's action by had nothing Uo fall. 'sack upon, ao

40 beats to the minute in some per-

AB8(l C350 Tllfll Pl`0V@3 Clamps sons. Some of the advocates of th

d Q h D_ d C s tions were checked, and her color was

an . tomac i<oi cis are lir-

“ lar press, which years ago was main-

B ing more and more pronounced in ar-

;-aigining the awful evils of the liquor ra e.

THURSDAY

The waakness of the Ollllosition po-

sition in regard to the navy is two- fold. In the first place there was s substantial agreement between the two parties last year, whether right or wrong, that Canada should have a navy of her own, and lt was not then claimed by the Opposition or its leader that there was any necessity to consult the people on the subject

I ground, and his followers have ap

creatilug a Canadian navy shall not be entered upon until it has -been sub-

received their a roval but that "i

u people can be consulted, the'Parlia-

a bution sufficient to defray the cost of

two of the improved Dreadnoughts

h millions of dollars.

many people, but this was not the conclusion reached by the almost un- animous consent of Parliament Last year. And if a decision on whi.h

people, how much more ought the proposed gift of two Dreadnoughts to be so submitted 7 Of the two pro-

f latter would seein to. be most ini need

d entangled. as some one has said, ba-

tween the Dreadnoughts and the Do-

his amendment self-contradictory,

trlhution to the British navy instead of building a navy of our 0WD. if submitted to the country would com- mand a. strong support.

The first year of the Iutercolonial

'under the control of the Board of Management shows diminished work- ing expenses and increased receipts, with the net result of a surplus for the year. But the fortunes of the road have always fluctuated so con- siderably from year to year that it would be unsafe to predict what may happen hereafter. The competition of the Transcontinental Railway in

f A Happy Mothers Leiter

H Daughter Back to Health.

were great, when _list at har sp-

t preach upon w manhood hs

s came somewhat depressed. Her ap-

fort I could make to supply variety

saw a rl tire out so uickl - s

resistance at all. Her natural func-

blanchled. It looked lisn .trnicious anaemia untdl I found ..,../ quickly Ferrozone was building.-; up ber blood. Even the first sign nf redness 'in her cheeks, and the improved interest she began to take in things, gave us courage. 'Ilhis improvement was only the beginning of good that Ferrozone started. Jeniris's appetite improved, and -hor daughters case proves Fer- ronone the beat tonic treatment for growing girls. It restored Jennie's bealtp when we were almost in des- pair, and I. hope many other mothers will see their girls use it too." It's from twelve to twnnty that

every girl-Apeeds fron for. her blood-.- s bracing' onic to keep her vitality

scientifically in Ferrozone; try it,one or two tablets with meals; 50c per

box, eixgoxes for $2.50, all dealers,

or Tho atsrrholone Co., _Klngston, Ono.

heather

spectacle if under such circuinstan pstriotiuqi should so far prdvlll 0”

T ly silent on the subject, are becomf

¥, This cost would be st least twenty

the deficits when they

fi ioos also thirty dm =°r°l°n

would leave each' of the members with seven hundred dolls!! l€9.5 W3” he would 'receive in a lon8 9°9°l°“‘» init is' would leave the Plovlllillal treasury in funds to the arnollllf Ol $74,200 more. Very °plrohslllY 91°

oiipy their time at 'l‘olf°°*° l'.°1°“ the thirty days limit, but uiideritlhe Whitney Administration the “BB 011° have hitherto been short. ll'°.‘l“°°'l~l7 of about two months dur!-\f~l0ll N15 sometimes considerably RSS- Allfl te, the his Province _ can dispose olulvs yssr-ly' accounting B115 ‘|515 work in that time, hBll¥lll»U¢ 0 NV' snug of'ten millirms, how 1036 °\lS'llf it to be negggggry' f(7l.' Olll' @1911 smaller l.eB'lHll}lF“l'° tl’ l';l:°t ln “Sa posing of our less impor ll P

business 7

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The Newfoundland I..eglBlB_l-l1!`° °l’°“' ed recently and tho Bl>0¢°ll ll'°m th

up Cong al-ess, sud the Governme

I."

Zilllilugl elhliltilstry. In these WBYS ll

Belle Isle.

Sir James Whitney is reported as

saying that in is shorter time tgisun most persons imagine there wil 0

"dry" from year to year.

_ FRIDAY

Y . .

tofore borrowed has been invested i

build.

some figures bearing upon this sub- ject, which are worth repeating. There is Argentina, for instance, the rich republic of the far-off south which is Canada's close rival in wheat and cattle growing, and in ex- _ panding trade had population. Argen- tlna's Bi per cent securities with a 1 per cent sinking fund, were selling re- cently st 765, while Canadian 3} per cents were selling at 101.

Austria is a great and rich empire, but in the same month h r 4 er c nt

vos we el in _l1l.U.° Us all °“1¢“ r ecouomi generally. The exlgellcy Of

personal 'interest as to closg the ses- hig, pr ces for food is upon the en- oio.. within s, mouth from its_'¢vl»°n-

in

members will llllil 9.°ll'l°l‘ mg W M5 »mA1ns seriously ill and has ‘been or-

nt

to stimulate the Bgri-

illl cognet, and are speculating upon

' h k the exodus and g ve w at may happen when the comet

greg;-;d;r(i)plcoy?rEient at home with fair passes a few months hence directly wages. A royalty will also be im- between the sun and the earth. If posed on the iron ore shipped from the tail is long enough-some ninety-

no legal sale of liquor in rural Ollf-' ario. Local option is steadilv IDB-li' ing increased areas in the Province spectroscope, so nobody knows of

(7niiada's credit in the great money °°m°t9 Wandering lll S9868 lllld B0

market stands good, and it ought to far their movements have been so stand good. The- Dominion has a vast l`°Elll8l1Bd that none . of them are area and almost uuuudleuu resources known to have done any harm in The government of the Dominion has

never defaulted in its financial obli- , gations. The wealth` of the Dominion is many times greater than its in-

d btness and is increasing rapidly - fifom year to year. '

The mone which Canada has here- Fon BABY

ri ' ~

public works ‘and lines of transports- ' tion which form valuable assets and contribute to the rapid advance in industry, trade and production. Wherefore the credit of Canada ought to be go d even if we are hor-

rowing pretty largely in recent years as we are. Canada borrows only to

Mr Nesbitt of North Oxford, Ont, during the budget debate in the

House of Commons recently quoted

that

tire ¢9l!!li-F! despite the abundance of food producte"which Canada affords. A grp_'st` deal of good food has been spoilgdhy bad cooking in the past and there has been much waste. The domestic' science schools are doing an excellent work and should be en- couraged in every way to go ou.

,_..l_

Premier Rcblin, of Manitoba, re-

dered to take a prolonged rest. The provincial elections are again hp-` proachlng and the parties are al- ready naming their candidates, but another session is possible within the time limit. - _ -

Senator Baker, wliosesudden de-

_mlso was noted in an0ttawa des- patch yesterday, was ons of the Con- servative Senators from Quebec Pro i vluce. He was born in 183i, was a lawyer by profession and held a seat in the House of Commons for some eighteen years altogether. He was called to the Senate in 1896. Mr

0 Baker's death reduces tha number of

rather o timistic view Conservatives in the Senate to tw-

fglugllixg .Coddsh ‘hae §dV8!lf~‘-ell enty in a House of 87. in price the manufacture aiid shiP' -_- - men; 0|' paper on anextensive spill! Some wise scientists claim to have has begun, there is hope of opening discovered by means of the spectro-

scope that there is cyanogen, a dead- ly poison, in the tail of I-Ialley's

odd millions of miles, which is doubt- ful-the tip of it may brush the earth. Once before, they say, the earth passed through a comet’s tail and nothing particular happened, but that was -before. the..da.ys of the

what that particular tail was com- posed. There are some hundreds of

the universe.

The healthy child is always s happy child. All its littls troubles vanish when its food dlsosts properly sou it isireo from childish ailments. Most of iliese ailments come from stomach or bowel troubles, colds, feverlshness teething and worms. Baby’s Own Tab- letspromptly cure all these troubles and keep little ones well. Mrs. W. G. Martin, Rav- enscliffe, Que., says, "I have need Bs.by’s Own Tablets in my home for the past four YBIIS. and since using them mly little ones have enjoyed the best of health. I can recom- mend them to every mother as

' a sure cure for the little trou-

bles of childhood." Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at Mi cents' a box from The

tati es:

'om ou. Worthy Rwresg wevmset md” ,

°°‘1°' this our first qusrtalrli' 5°:l;l°;‘ho“‘1’f1

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e of-t e more numerouai . . . ,_ ' u tml us of W » '

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P till to "satisfy the month W hich we are en8&8°ll~

°' Bmw” 1"°w B 4 this s "' is the intcrestinz Prob- ill W ,du sr-st appearance before .....Deilcit 488.180 .599 hi $515 Mm uuugrgsken bythe 1” ami, P uermrg me, first to ""`s‘"pl“' “JW ld sciencegschools. Somebody y°“ M ¢, 'it with feelings of a mir

~ -'°°'s‘“'lll“' 1373” 59”” od gust s 'prudent family in 'ly ul? ride and humility. Pl'l*l°

" ""'D°a°“' 9%’“'“1l‘:'=.u!i:`:`wfll"live`as well as an Elle* tm: lgecatnle L 'proud of the posi- . .....D°aFlt 1.7 » “pon wh.t is wasted by HIS meh I nugoccupy as head

_...Surplus 61, 15 llgllrtui It nm-4 is tm’ tum, is tion w d mvmon secondly be,

‘ “rpms ns" 7°' 6 af La rest reform iii Ellsllllll this Gm” . ` rid of the Order which

“rpms “A” lnllgtlllfodgr ang doubtless in Canadian §°§a;eI¢;Tl?:ll)or to represent.-llllm' Mit 8003” ‘methodslas well. ilit ilrst because of the insufiiceucy

_ l BL _ru 5 rs are relating y’ rg, it follows so close

Cllflsilllll T°ml’°"“‘°° Union and one a license and conducts' his husinessf The L¢§lB\8¢\ll'§ 0! f-D8 bl! P‘¢`°Vll\°¢ T? llfxdep R t one of the °' this repo as o ts as wel

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or motel dlgmw:‘§l°r?€tiveo!inFreIfhl; t° me” “ l°gmm°t° want' M mel °l Ontum ls ml” ln “Siem” 'md milk hvouselflgilltll scllance schools there l’°' hge? hlllli fait: .lily Pf°‘l°°°"°r aim

speaking ll 125 ublic; who ishimself P¢l’iec¢»lY B0 comparatively little to do, or at "eu tuuthsom, sinner, _ _ Weeks' BM 1

campaign. her; who does not adultcrate hé lassil so little calling for long fssfgilrgopwup abmmd had steak ufulgtinlgeguali ygu Wm take the i .ln one ward 229 women voted and goods or sell them to any one like- spssshes that it-is said the session mu B vuiuty 5| vgggtgbieg ,nd pus- tgntion for the new his with great lll Bll0l1llll` l’°¢W°°“ 300 and 400 wo' ly to abuse them; who permits no may be wound up within wmondi. drug, for si; persons at atotal cost ,ensure that we have the privilege men were reported to have _recorllefi disorder, as blasphemy or indecent Them is Ong obstyrlg however in the of “_8 wuts or B "action ou" 11 Dt meeting again today with the u0_ their votes. From other sections it language' in his store: who seeks not way of Buch summary clmmm ,nn cents mr baud. Annum girls who gl brethem Dt Union Division N0 45l was learned_that 80 per cent of _thx to evade the law; who incites no one 105 mmm, an “eh entitled to one 5,"-ed rt were warmly complinlentéd mfs or om- mssg respected and Olflellf Women qiisiinoa to vols fl°l’°S‘§,,”t to drink. least ol an the youve: vll° thousand aouars as occasional ln- hy an who imrtsok oi tho roast. Division, ms, ...ir ...oozing today hs their ballots at the polls. The ' never sells to minors; in a word, who uumuity it the session leaf-I l°°¥°¥ It nay bs lon: before the average pmutumu' md mst,-,nerve to us all. ,ness tells that the foiumvuttee nr0£;l;2 is obedient to the civil law and to than thgny days, but can oply 10' household can do so well, but the in-. Wu are grad of the 0pportunity*_o of the l-»0C8_l C0”-llcl 0 °m° _the principle of Christian charity and wwe at must tm-5, hundrsd dollars cideng, is s rsehsr striking one and ------~--~--Y 5' ' 'W "

Well P“"°“l"‘l 'md “wifes .°l women Justice? ' ' ' . ¢ ° . f r session of thirty daysor less. goes to show that there are great worked all day long, bringing votegs l-T0 themselves, we would say: itulz :Gum bu au “muse marvellous possibilities in copkilll l‘8l0l`l!l. 59 to the il0ll8 and l0ll°"““3 “P t ° is worth while to examine your con- . . - ll " lt tl d d tic

folll/555 PF°"l°“5lY made' The wit' science in the light of eternity, so

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bonds were 106 and her 8 per cents were 86 while Canadian 8 per cents

high-all she requires is comblnedq

were at par or above. Some other important countries fall far below

Cured of Lame Back

When- 84 Years 0ld.

By A Well-known Remedy

Anyone, seeing Mr. Samuel Martin of Strathroy, Ont., for the first time would guess his ege at about 60 years, instead of eighty-four. He is as spry on his feet as a catand is the picture of health.

It is hard to believe that Mr. Mar-

tin passed twenty yeers of his life in misery, suffering greatly from Lame Back. He tried 'nearly all the advertised remedies and household re- cipes, but received no benefit from any of them.

Gin Pills do not contain liquor nor

any alcohol. They are called Gin Pills because they contain the medi-

cinal principles of Juniper berries from w ich the liquor il distilled.

Home months ego, seeing Gln Pills

advertised, lfr. Martin purchased a box and took the pills. The relief which Mr. lfartin experienced after he had taken one box, was so great that he knew he found the right re- medy at last. He continued the treatment and after taking three boxes, 'wss completely -cured. '

Mic a box-6 f6r $2.50, at all deal-

ers Free sample if ou write Na

Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

DIED.

PICKARD-At Charlottetown Royal-

ou Feb. 9, 1910, Catherine relict of the late James Pickard, aged 73 years. '

DEWAB.-At Vancouver, B. C., on

Jan. 34, 1910, of typhoid fsvbr,

p Claude Hunter Dewar, aged 21. SLLER-In this City, February Sth 1910. Susannah, wife of the ist, Belliemin Baller sued 71 rears. How4.'l'T-At Tryon. on llieh 7th. 1910, Peter D. Howatt, aged 59 ye- ars.

,McKl¥NZIE-At Flatjiiver, Feb. 6,

1910, Mrs (Gallia) R. K. Mclienllis. HOGAN-At llorell, Jan 26th Url

John Hogan in the 73rd year of her age, leavin! to mourn the loss a husband in Horell end o

#stir Miss Katie Dunn, in New

_ or . . PRAUGIUT-In ihis City At 211 Wat- er Street. )l`rs Ellen Preught aged 88 years. .

DRAKE-At West Rina' Feb I-0tb_, 1910, Ella Boyle Dr . aged 1. yesrs.'

MeLl0D-At South Granville. Jan 11, 1010, John llclisod, spd 85 yhars. MclACHlRN-At It ltelart, Feb. 10, 1010, Margaret Mice Uelpclnrii, wife of Alexander ldellschern, and 59_years.

IN MEMORIAH.

McLlii0D-At rest, Emily Ada, wife

of ‘-I. D. l(aelAod,‘ who departed this life .Feb 1 190D youngest

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tlollul Drug 1 Chem. Co., Idllited,

(Dept. P. I.) Toronto.

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SAMUEL

Grand Division.

entering upon the duties of another. year with every-thing B0 Clleeflllg llllfl bright about us, ant: that we are not alone in this great work ns so many parts of the world are now wageing war against our great mon- ster curse, the drink traffic. We are also glad of the great success which Local Option has met in the Pro- vince of- Ontario and do hope to hear of its still greater success, ‘as we be- lieve it to be a great advance to- wards total prohibition in our own Province, We, believe that we have a good Prohibitory law, or the inten- tion of the law is good, but as we fear there are loop-holes in the law so that uiiprinciplcd men can evade it, wc would wish that our authorities at Ottawa could see it their duty to enact a law to preven the importation of Alcohol liquors a a beverage into our Province. Fo we believe that so long as it is al- lowed to be imported into our pro- vince so long will the law be evaded and the curse be allowed to

evaded in our drug stores than i any other way, that too many of our drug stores are rum holes. An. other scourcs of evading the inten_ tion of the law is the clubbing of parties and ordering by cases of li- quors which are distributed by un- scrupulous parties causing a great deal of drunkenness at lenst_.in these parts. And while we know that it ls llBl'<1lfor prosecutors to get evi-

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1 the pursuitioliaihis tiki-it' is

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D um to use all possiblfl such

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i home a shelter, a. school. and .ll'°l!1

its influence should 8° mlm 1° “vm "

sod report. Our , af- `

§§§‘u,,,,°‘ ,fe with the elnireh Bud with these orders. and societies which have with us a com- mon isve of total abstinence and a common hatred of strolll lulllk' ll’ are sorry to reD°l‘¢ tbl* V! .lllve made but little progress llurllls the Past quarter in tempglllbl' WOFK. partly on account ol' ,,° lllllgllwllll weather and bad condftiod-~_ _ the rusds and not feeling in tllxrbdlt of health, but do hope to do ,fb work_ in this respect in the quarters ‘yet to' °°“‘°‘ visirxrions. .~ ‘

on Monday. Nov- 8. w¢9_m_psnied.‘ by our zealous and efflcientm-and,i. scribe. I visited Pl'lll°° Wllllull. Dl~'- vision, Margate. The evening having.. turned out very W°f» °l\l¥ Blwllff twenty members W°f° P"9€“l': “Pwr _ notwithstanding this.. we 'll 9 splendid meeting. Your Grnlld Ofhcerg were well received by the division..

pluioy had air iuiilutlon which was.

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BERNARD. `

of Spring Valley Grand Worthy Patriarch of the Sons of "l‘0'mP°l`-l.ll°°»

in this Proviuce.

.conduotod -in a. creditable* saddle- coming manner. - A lzood prosliillrs consisting of temperance rea ings, solos and music was well l'0\l¢l0l‘6<l- on Nov 10th again accompanied by.

Grand Scribe we paid an official vis- it to 'Evening Star Division.

On Dec 16th in company with Bra

Garnet Protltt Grand Sentinel -drove to Darnley to visit Ab_¢_l_rdeeq _Q_;yis- ion, but fortune rlih not favor tis neither in the condition of tits roads nor in the Hall in whicii we

met. So that we had to forego gy meeting of the Division. thot lil[_ . We left hoping to return Bi! more favorable time. ` ‘

On Dec. 17th along with our Gllgkd Scribe and Grand Sentinel, I 'WM DH-

vileged to attend the first unawar- sary of Stirling Division Long lim.

t Au immense crowd »gathered`trf' as-

: sist in celebrating the -first birthday

and if we may judge by -thaiiibeieet manifestqd by the crowded'lif\iU‘_~ of ' the building we may expect/ 'litany

more birthdays for Stirling Dlvislt-ll,

go on. -

I feel that the present law is oftener 4” excellent program was -“°.u ur'

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rica ont. 'rho nov A. D. Stirling who was present 'ily invitation gave an able and forcible address in which he strongly denounced all who irr any

way violated the obligations tlimr had 'taken upon themselves partly ` Nfl? advising the young ladies to hive ltiiing to do with such. The Scribe also gave s lengthy tsmpiir- ance address. " "

dence to secure conv' ti 1; think if the prosecutols ovxlfgreye mg:-3 earnest in their endeavors to up gold the law much more could be one. At least they could make them- selves a terror to evil-doers and 3 praise to them who would like to have them do right,

The temperanc '1 -

around Kensingtcgn 3:1? pnlzitlnsatisliitég with the prosecutor there, as th

thi ir °Y a1t;‘muh*;1‘l°°BbV€lY little prosecuting,

we eliev

evadedgin that placE.tl3ll3h¢1ea¥rifiEl:eof(1';en Temperance Alliance at its 183|; :5i;ttlillB in Summerside passed “_

ons asking for his removal i

that connection. I recently w it :il on Premier Haszard rsgsrdin a ta matter. Ha gave me every sgtisf 8 tion and said that if he could sox _anything definite where the prosecut 01' llllll neglected or refused to _ cute when ei case had been bprose "° his n°tl°e» lle (the Premier)ro1u%1ht ed his word that the said prop” g. °l` Wdllld not hold office five miiiewtl But I think if we as member litem subordinate divisions would B ou nur do his and her duty we colfluicdone great deal to help the prosecute ora better enforce the prohibitor rs 0 We have reached a period in th law' t°l'¥ Ulf temllernnce reform i 6 hw Province when it is lmporisng is we do not sisolron ti... my 1,, t “l °'" °n°"“" to strengthen our as 0' The forces of the enemy are iBus°‘ and are ever ready to ¢'sk,w‘;d°,?£;l

llillf-'ill Ollr division roomhpt DIRT* ..'°°°‘. ..'°.::;~ir:. -u-l

play-houses. ws think the alvlsio

tags of any fal ' ` IC ssl ` ‘ " ` ' in many cases stehilrlgdgbrillntgser dllgil `”a¢:|:l° I - I 4 sions do not do all they ¢0,,1d_ or ,|r,,,,|, an _ou fgmo , ' A

should to advance the best i vm le mo sm

uf 6”; 0|-du., i “¢9l'litB lhroet snd mi stlis oesgl. 'a\_laQ."

unqce senumzglt lgssgglf kcnses tem- f seiersrs olAs&ms. , '~

Olive Branch Division but roads iinpassable I was for to forego the desired pleasure, ‘ ,,, on Doo 21th '1 has the eltnflula privilege of visiting our sesame old- est' division in this province, ssaljlely Victoria Division No 4, Oliarlatip- town. The chair on this 0¢°ll\0ll’!ilB occupied by our deputy Bm. .ly J. Chappell. Your G. WL' P. was Biililll- ly received by the division as"1'.he dign- ity of that oillce demalnda. -During

on Doo 22nd 1 had pismisd to vial:

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ithe evening an initiation took plpile

which more favorably impresssd. me than any like ceremony I had oder listened to in my sxpsrieries gig' We

oildler. In concluding this ' which is entirely too lcmgf I ‘W KM say let us give ourselves afresh tdilla causes which we espouse,`Let'iii' he true to our cause. Let us stan "firm

and united and give oiirsolvelfni fist uutll the dpiiik curse is swept

the land

Submitted in L. P. F. SAMUEL BERNARD, P.