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» THE

GUARDIAN -_ .. - - 1

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1_,¢~ , _

` I

I Ljr MEN.-5

I or Hard Colds

5 Colds and Grippe lower

f vitality. They leave the

` readily attached by seri- <

ous ailment.

' system in condition to be

“ #ei-"*

_,-

The vital forces should

be promptly built gp and for this urpose ‘ ere is nothing better than

.lAMlESON’S 1

EMULSION .

of Cod Liver Oil with l Hypophosphites. 1

This is a pleasant re- -

constructive tonic that helps to build up tissue and vital energy. Acts promotly, agrees with

everybody.

Regular Sllc size for 35c I

-rr in

1 l H l

.l. G. Jamieson 1

DRUGGIST `.

_-and

Geo. J. Rogers,

ritlill-Il-Siiili. `

tion of n church at l{elly’s Cross. Plans and specification for same may be seen at the Parochial Residence, Kelly's Cross; at the oilice of J. lil. Hunter. Esq., Architect. Morris Build- ing, t‘liarlottt-town; ut the oliice of J. J. llughes & t`o.. Souris; and ut thc

nicrside.

_ THOMAS CURRAN,

l‘. l‘.

S871--5-'-l.\lli|.

Q55-_ == - ""-

Guard your Eyesight!

if your eyesight troubles you. Come in and have us tit you with glasses.

We test bv the best

methods and guarantee satisfaction.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweller & Optician - % TIDE 'ix-\BLE

~g MARCH.

liigh \\'al1-r

Dato Ilay 'l`inie }i't. Time

l|).1'»'i` 'L1 L".I.IlS

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li 7 1-l.l4 3 M. 1... 14.50 ll Tu 6.24 lb.-18 10 \V. 0..... ll.li 1 17.04 11 ` Th 7.40 6.0 1 18.30 12 l". l-bill 1 19.52 13 9.313 ` '.£\.01i 14 __ 10.15 . 1 'J2.0'J 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

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1 M. 1 10.52 1.; - 22.51 1 Tu. 1 11_'.-ri ".-1 I 2:1111;

W. 1 11.52 ..'. 'r1i. 1 0.1.2 --

F. 1 0.110 1

ri".-"" ll?-m

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1f£ZJt5( ana; LTCCJC

<“HH9NN ¢¢,;;‘v$.?.f~C.

sa. 1.110 l

l S. '_-.ul 11.11 1 M. - :L02 0.1;

Tu. 3.50 0.2 =

W. 4.52 no 15.08 Tir. 0.08 5.14 111.00 11.11

26 i~‘. . 7.1¢: 0.0 17.48 11.1; 27

‘ sa. ‘ .\.1:: 11:: ’ 10.21 11.3

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22 1 23 14.30 24 25

28 S. ' li`,.'»$t 6.6 1 150.21) 7.l 29 lil. I i).Il5 7.0 21.27 7.?- 30 Tn. I 10,00 7.4 22.21 7.0 31 w. l 10.44 7.s ` 23.1: 8.3

MARCH-lst to 4th. cold spell. Sth

to 9t.l.t. 1-1<|uull_\' woutlu-r. Illth to 13th, cool. pleasant. Mth to Ititti, t-loiitly. l7t.h to 18th, ruin, 1-de-1-I :tml ::1io\'.. 19th to 23rd. stormy nonlllllone. 1'--tn to 157th. wurni apt-ll. 'JSLIJ lo 151:41. cold.

DI ARY 0|.-` 1-1\'li.\"l`b`.

Magistrates Court, 9 _r..m.

People’s Tlieiitro. 7.15 and it pm. _

L Q1.

Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7. and

8.45 p.m.

; BIRTHS

RACKHAM.- At. Wilt.-utlt-_v ltivt-r, Feb. 12th, 1915. to Mr. und Mrs. J. M. llackliain n son.-John Duiiiel.

WEEKS.-At Shady (irovo, lligltfit-ltl, February 21st. 1915, to Mr. lt. ll. Weeks, 11 son.-Steplit,-ii barge.

MARRIAGES

MIOEACHERN-RECTOR-At the Manse. Central Economy. Col. t"o.. on March 2. by Rev. L. P. Archtlmld. James i-lcott Maoislaelirt.-n. of The Brae, Prince Co., l'. E. i., to lthoda Nation Rector of Central Econouiy.'- ’.i‘riu'o News. _

| DEATHS

March of Lit- om

U

r ains

n to

At Gebrgetown

futile-r'.\' clock. old sideboard, $01110 old books. zlasswatrt-, silverware. etc.

FOR SALE

porlt--l dirt-<_'t t'i‘oni Stiskntt-li»:u':;ii.

t`_ 'i`. l-`l-Ilttil‘S().\',

.\lnr.~'lilield.

8344-Li-1$\\'t`iiii LII

ticulars write

E. BOSWELL,

Victoria, P. E. Island.

8402-1-28Mtf.

Red Cross Society

Thr: nutnerotis branclies and :lili-

liatod societies have been doing splen- did work in tho past months. Tho demand for money contribiitioiis and Hospital supplies are gre-att-r now than ever. We iirizt-, upon :ill 1-vt-n nt grt-at nutvriiitctr lo t~ont.iii\ie to put for- ward their best efforts to provide our suffering soldiers at tht: front with first. aid net-essarieis.

Never before wits the cull so urgent.

in-vt-r will ti. loyal rospoiist-. be inoro fully zipproclntt-fl limit now.

I". l., ll.\h‘ZAltil

lion`y. i’roaitlenl.

S’I`l:2l‘liEN it. .ll']Nl{lNS.

llon'y. Secretary.

l\lur1:li 5tl1.1ill5.

Htlllil-Zi-ti1i1l~li.

WANTED l

ing given.

Mrs. Win. H. Jones,

P. O. Box 312,

lliitll-ll~.'».\i |121

1 ~ - - _-_-~ 1

WONDERS OF SUEZ CANAL.

Sin'-1: 181215 soiuetliing liltt- .1.'2,tll|ll,-

000 lids lim-u 1-xpf-iltlvtl upon tho wld- enlng :intl lniprovt-int-nt ot' tho Suez- t`nin\l. \\-'hf-1| first opt-nt-tl the chun- nol lind si iinltoriu dopth ol' 25 let-t. ll is now Ill it-t-t dt.~t:p. 108 it-ot wldo

'ind widened. Quilt- npnrl from this work. sttys it writer in the London liiagaziiio. ii wliolt- lit-et, ol' drt-.dgv-.r.-\ are-t'oiitiii\1ullyciiipigt-tl on inert-l_v kos-pint: the rliunnei l'roe from uuml_ Wo gt-.l aoino Irion ut' the iuagnilutlo of thin task when it is slat(-tl that. Inst

Well Undorstood

r engagement must be

Yel. dur' i toll

course. you tmderstana m we

_ -""-"""| ni Es Oni si After Grii»i».T-7 NOTICE in THE Ficuiino Lines °

I _

The Annual Meeting oi 1 ____ L

The Rogers Hardware C0m` An oiilcer ot' the Argyll and Seuforth

Highlanders writes' l think l will try

pany Limited will be held ln to give you it typical days work. 15.30

iiuif Walton u and stand to urnis

_ . .. p .

their 0mCeS Wedl'1eSd3y,,'l`lien to breakfast, whit-'ii coiisists of I 'vase and bat-ou. sausage. brutal- llllllef- MafCh at P. limi. Civ- We mess in u partly demol-

ished house, but always have to clear out before light and return utter dark. so take saiid\vit:ii‘es putt- do foie gras and potted grouse. a piece oi' cake, and a bottle of white wine to the kloof for

. _ lunt-li. After breakfast one tries to

Presldent get ti little iuori- alt-ep in-l'ore the day's

bonibiirdmeiit lit-giiis. 'l`liii-i inuy bu soon utter tluybrt-ak or not till nearly midday. Ouui- guns begin ilrst aint tire niosl and it is quite intt-restini;

ivutcliiiig Ihoin :tl work. Out' worst

n 011111111- is 1.11111- wnne-a nine iirnn-_

who tire-.-1 from our right. and set-iiis to make at dt-ad -it-t nt us ’l‘heir bi |.;iins

. I _ g __

do not often bollii-r us. 'l‘lic tiny st-ellis rutliei' loniz. sis. o1` course, one cannot show one-at-if till :titer dark. but with it good book one is :ill right, l uni at

will be received by thc iiinlt-rslgii~ p|.,,B,.m wading -1-015105.15 "Alma Kam. ed. up to I\iurcli '.'l), uooii, for tho erec- nina." und ann awfully interested in it.

Do not bother to send me out any books or papers unless sonic-thing

-special you want me to read, as the

mess gets plenty. \Vell, nt dusk we go over to the mess and get some tea, and after that begin any necessary work. such as baling out water, im- proving the treiit-li. or putting out wire eiitaiigleiiieiits. The (lerinuii treiiclics

oilice ot` lJ. l-`. McNeil. EF'i~. Sllllr art-. porlmps -100 yards front us, t.lie`»

oth-_-r side oi u little vullt-_\'. Tlic country is open und we mn seo well. 'Pliere used to be tt lot of sniping at night. but it sort of inforinnl truce hits t-xlstotl ni night lutt.-ly.

l tio not. think tin-ro is uiuch grous-

i » _ ing with us, eitht-r ol'lic\-rs or men. _-\

O

Auction Sale

t-http who goes uhout willi at long i`at:o is it iiiiis:iiit‘t-. to hlinst-lt‘ and everyone t-lat-_ l cannot seo any reason for dis- content as tliiiigs are nt present. Things art- a bit iiiieoiiiiortalile for four days. but the-ii there nrt- :ilways llie next Your in look forwzird lo. and

t)|| ltllli .\lurt'li inst.. ut l p.in., there you run iiiingiiit- how one :tpprt-lziates

will ht- sold by tttictioii the furiliture ti hed with iiiattis-ss, hot llnth and and liousohold articles oi estate of rliuiigc, and long lie iii bed. lt is lute Miss lininilton, including grand- simply liezivt-iily. _-\nd then tliere is

al\_vzi;»'s the feeling that one is really doing soniethiin.: it only sitting still

2852-ll-linii and bt-iiig slit-lied. No. l tltiiik one

has ore-r_\' rozison to bi- linppy. 'l`li\-

” i WW' llll0\-lple i nm sort‘_\' for nrt- those ntl

honn-.

_ THIRTV-SIX DAYS IN THE

'.'.5 husiit-is rlitlit-e lt(-d l-`yi'»- ht-t_-ti TRENCHES.

Wh(-nt, grown in itll-i, front .sctrd ini-

.\ privulo iii the lst .\'ori`ollt ltegi-

iilt-iil \\'rit,\-5; ‘

\\ 1.- spent Jill days in the tri-lit.-lics

No. L’ York li. li. without rt-lit-l', wliitzli is tt rl-1-ord for

:iny rt-1.:_i1ii--nl, and ont- ilinl wo'rt- Dflllltl Ol. l give _von Inv word. I r

\\'t-ek in .\'ov\-iiilit-r l .\‘||t-tit mv linit- in

Schooner For Sale ::::: 1:11:-.:;11:~::;t..;\":;::..:::f11.';f.fl~.“:"1:r2:::

l rl

400 >'1\l‘d.~= iroin us. tiiuuliiitlly tin.-_v got iiotirt-1'. und lor tht- hiv oi' ns wt-

W. PZ\l'I10ll 0'Hlll”3» 79 l0l1!» AIIICTI' couldt|'t uiidersluiid how tlit-v dlti it can build. Vessel alll] B21llS in S0011 llul wt- had not notittt-tl that the-v we-ro condition. Has 27 H.P., Gasoline en- 1-1n111|;ti111_v tligiziiig, and lonnit that pine installed by skilled Machanics. :|11-y 11,|1»,1111~t-.1 11| night onli dug Will move Schooner six miles an hour trt-111-l1<».~= by tiny. tin bt-int: truii.--.1't~1~r1-1| and SWCS D€l`f0Cl- BHllSf2lCll0l1- Will i`urtl1oi~ to tin- it-it of tlin lint- wi- ftiuiiti sell with Ol' Without 0I18ll19» FOP DM' tht- Lit-rnititi.-1 were only 15 yards i`roin

us. :intl the-ii the l'un bt-gait with u \'t-ii;.:t-aiu-t-.

The (it-riiiuiif: put tip n notiw- hoard

with the iollowiiix.-; worth-1 on il: “ |11. tllnns. this is at holy war. (‘oinc and

_ , .loin us. Death to tho Eiiglisli! " Wo

'_ lhrt-w t-uns, pots :intl niud ut lt.. and

iinnll_\,_' tht- thing wont down. biil. tilt: cuptuiii tied a note to n juni tin, tt-lling tht- fit-_rinans "To clear oiil. or tin-_i~'<l get fsliifted in double quit-lr tinit-."

tiorinaiis tlressotl in Engiisli and

even Gliuurltu clothes would aipproitcli the ilriiit; lint: hi llio dusk und siiipo our nllitroi‘:~1 and mt-ii with zi silt-.nt gun. '\‘\liilo lynipz’ under 1| trtrntzli here, tin- "ltl till0\\' Kttvo wit_\' :ind buried ini-_

il. was ii narrow stint.-ali i`or nio iiideed.

Lumen-*rims sAi.uTE.‘

St-l‘1:t-out in tho ltoyni ldiigiiit-t-rn

writes: -- , We ill'-1' l\lI§|ll,\' lioiiourt-d just now, lor o\'t-ry lui|t~li»lline wo Iiavt: ai rmlult- oi t,\\'t-,tily~uiic guns just as il` wt- wt-ro royalty. But I rather fniicv their ineniiliig is dil'i`oi'i-ut. '

Tl\t‘.V IW* ttl“'tl.\'H ll`_\'llllr to ltiiorlt our

"l"’<fli'*l'.\' ow-1'. und it. is vt-rv lnvon- \‘<-ni<-nt to dint- onl. in llit- opt-1| jupt llt'“`~ Wt' lrt-.tit-rnlly rt-Lirt: to our |:rnltot-14.

ll lf* 'itll \'\'I'.\‘ nifzt- to spoiid tlin dui' 1

M _ _ in liuildinp; or rt-1-lrl ' 1, I ‘Il 1 ' ' _ lwo inexperienced protestant 1111311 |1111-11 111111 kiltri..-11,1l~'1`| .i1..fH,,'§1,1,‘,"'1',f lrls foygookmg and Seggnd Work it it-iv iiilliutt-s. ll is sonietiiiit-s alnitist haracter references required. ‘_"”,"“""‘°""‘“- , "“‘ “"' '-001' D-‘Ml--tr A good home andthoroughteacli- ‘?““:” “L ’_" “ ""“.“"‘ 1-<‘--r n bln sion

4011111115 \\0 Jump into .1 dug-out .ind hope for ii -bud aim.

ivnrrsws Fon nu=i.Es.

HHHOVCT1 MESS. .\ii ollitzftr ol' tht: .\Iid '_ i

dlet.t.\ ltugi

nient wrltesz-

Wt- wt-re llillt-rod in ti lu|int,it~

=1=*.l'_ltllll~ l il|\\'=-W.-1 sold I would eoniu lo it in tho end. but l think it ti bit, roiiprh to tnr thc whole regiinent 11,111; my brush. I |l.‘~' ill" ‘Vt-.\'. iu'l-.__voii still iiiterestt-ti in ltniltiiii-; things lor the troops? My coinpnny would Ito inost tzrnte-.ful for about at liundrcd things like |hi11_ A knlttt-d covering like tho thumb nf ;|

nt, tht- bottom und 420 for-1 nt tho 1'7l"""~ "l0l'°0t| =\l ont- 1-nd. tivo int-lios wulr~r ll-vel. ll is still bt-lug tit-opt-iir-tl |""l5 "'§‘l ""0 Will U |Hi|l` lllvlll-~' tu-ross

when lightly t-xpitiitloti. This is to go over tho niiizzlo oi` tho rlllt-s. which otlierwhatr get cliokt-tl wltli clay.

DRAININGVTHE DRAINS.

An olllt-4-r wt~ltot~i:»-~

yt-tirovor 2.00t),tllt0 <-ublc ynrtlu of ninl- W" lmll l' "f’l‘3' lllllttl l*lN‘ll ln the tzrisil were lukt-ii out of tho citnul by ""’“"l“"* 'mil l||'|‘f"Dl'll"-lll'-Lilly llo 11111511 Ilrnligm-1.1, Sllvlllllli- l Hpciit four nights innklnig

llrtnpllo tho lionvy t-ost t-,ntulletl iii “ d"°l“*"Ul llllltlll fllll UU ti durk

riinnim: tho waterway und keeping tt llllrllt. in polling ruin. dlttltlllti 'lll 11 open for trallic, the at-lu-.nic has nl- '""'|‘l-" lllltill "VU fvlll tltftlll--rutltor a most from the first been ii Iitiaiiclal sl"Y|’l'”“" lull- 190- “H Ulf* Hltlol-I of the success and Snoz Canal shares are 'm‘"l‘ W°U|d R009 flllllllil lll almost as always mucli sought utter. By tlio ‘Wick “S 0"” 1018- lll\»V0V€I'. We tlld purchase, tn 1815. for 453,976,532, or °v@-I1-lily achieve our purpose. winch ma 116,002 .£20 or-11.111111 “nares noni Wt-H 1° Kel fl-I of -wmv three reet of by tho Khedive. tho British Govern- Win" ‘Vl'l"|' lllltl Mfvlltllvlnlotl In one ment obtained joint control over the Ur l-l"~‘ lmnlflltttl- '|`|\l‘ 'I-011 K0! »

Canal. with Fraitee. "til “I .

pri-tty

1 wllli it, hut some rather

'l‘lio'ooloiiol came and who wal lthoes in

_ in ing

tht- whois- nimitli o|` th-lobt-1' und tt

AND MID ON SEA

funny. and everyone laugiied. Please do not send me anything of any sort. One of the most arduous fatigue:-1 we have is working off arrears oi cake. Sweets. etc.. which people send in their kindness.

We all went to the liineinu lust

illglit. but it wasn’t much oi' u show. Everyone is cheery. .We have got ratlit-r a nice little rhyme which you may not have heard. lt runs:

“ Tliough outwardly it murky shroud.

The inner side of ov(-ri" cloud is brlglit phd shining.

I tliereforo turn my clouds about

And allways wear them inside out.

'l‘o show the lining."

An olllct-r of the tloltlslreatlii (lii:ii'<ls.

writing lioule to relatives, sa_vs:--

itat her in front of our lint- is u sniuli

:ul\'1iin-oil post which it is very inipor- taint to hold. At two lti the niorning the liuns crept up and in the confu-

sion rushed the post and not it. Tw? hours after we couiiter-ttttacketl. bu entirely failed to get the post buck. After this, u regular attack was or- ganized. Our artillery was to boinbard the place for nearly ten niiniites. then the moment they stopped a line oi' bomb throwers were to rush forward. closely followed by u line of nien with bayoiiets. At the appointed iiioint-nt the artillery opened ilre. and ixiivc Ilii- iiiost awful boinbardinent tht-re luis over been l`d tliliik, every gun from ull round, tiring on to ont- spot 50 whit- bv :tivo long. All wt-ro tiring as i`n.<t as possible, und iiiakiin.: \\'ondort`ul shooting.

At exactly the t-nd ol' tt-ii ininuli-:<,

l oponetl ilrt- with one of my izuns. which wus at .~1orto_i‘ signal to the bunib throwi-rs anti rt-st to start. 'i`hcn l got an uwi`ul fright, t`or the guns did not stop tiring, :ind l thought l had started our own people off to be killed by our owii shells; but in about httlt' it minute I roiiiizetl that our guns had ull-lt-n1.:ili- 1.-ned their i'unt:e by til:-_int 100 ynrds. '|`ln- :ittnt-k was tho lint-st thing I liuvt- ovt-r seen. 'l`lie boinb-tlirowei's throw llit-ii' boiiibs over, und then the int-ii with bayoncts ran up and into the place. 'l`li¢-re were practically no l-inns It-it after the shelliin: they got. und we captured about thirty. llowt.-ver, they _did not stop in the post hut went on ln-,\'oi1<i il. :ind look aiiiotht-r pluct-_ furtht-r forward. The whole thing wits at ii\a1.:|iitlct_-i|l_ sight to watch. and 1:4-ill-i'uls from all round have bct-it .~'t-ndiin.: t't\iii;i‘attil:ttioiis. 'l`lit-. wliolt- tliiio: was done with out- conipztiiy ot' ours :ind ont- ot' the irish Giiards.

“INSOLENT ENGLISH DOGS."

i.t-t|t_-rs oil prisoners t-ontinue to lt-ll

ol' tht- itttzronsiin; strain of war und oi thi- luitrt-tl tif Etigltiiitl :is wt,-ll :ts t»i' lht- dt-l|i.~'io|i:< tzln-rinlit.-tl in (lt.-riiiniiy. li--re nrt- sonn- snniplt-sz

l_.z\|ir. Slain. 1-l. lltl5--'i`li1- pluct-' oi

Ilii- "i'o\ii|1: (,!t~i‘ii1n1i Lt-:t_t:tte." is ||o\-_- lnkt-11 by tin- ‘kltlgt-iiwi-lii"' (t`ittlot tfurps, litt-rnlly "(`o1'p.~= oi' Yoiilli"| in which nrt- incorporatetl youths of lti yt-urs ol out-, 'l`lit-y nrt- 1-oiiinio.ndt-d hy otli<.'t-rs nnd tiiitit-rgu tnilil;ti‘,\' trztiii- iiig, btil liiivt- no sirius. 'I`l|<- St-i‘l»i:itis and lllloiiteiit-1:i'ii1s nrt: now pln_\‘t-tl out. The itiisslaiis, owing lu their 1-iiorinous losses, ure no loitgt-i' ii_i the iiittjority. 'i`lie Frt-iieli nrt- also no longer strong, and the lit-lgiaiis ut-use to exial_ ()nl_v tlit- ltliiglisli now. ‘l‘lit-so iiisolt-iii dogs must be in-att-ii, You run then t-onie back und perliups bring the iron Cross with you. '

Eeitrlierslioiiit, lit-1-t-iiilitii‘ lil, 1914--

l<‘oodsiuii`:¢ nrt- vt-r_\' 4.-x|it-iisivo lit-re owing to tht- war. Tliunk gootltit-14s. we iiove ls good :dock of potatoes and coal i|1_tlie 1-ellur. Petrolcuiu is iiul to be hail :\ii_»'wliere. nud we linvv lgtit ti special spirit. lump.

Jtitiiinry I6. 1915-l write by t:niidlt--

light its tho llnliuiis will not lt-l tiny petroleum go tl|t*ou|.;li to Swiizt-rlsititl t`or it-nr the i~iwi:ss will give il to tht- Gt-riiitinu.

l'ioi'ze1ini, .lnnnary 15, 19l5-Il. is

liopt-ti that tliingi; will go better wht-ii the wnr is over. for lf it. got-ii on llit-rv will bt- litany poor people liort-._ lti ull Built-ii no town is so butlly hit tis l’i`orv.lit-ini.

lit-i'nmi1ii. .l:|ini:ir_v 4. 1915-lt' you

have no wood for your iircs burn Eng- lisliincn's bones.

NO DANGER- IN BATTLE!

lh- ivn.-1 ii privutt- i`roiii the l-`ivo

'l`t»wii:i--".\r||n|d lit-Init-,tt‘s boys,” tlicii' olliccrs cull tliem-und lic lit-urd that his roiupnny wus to he billelod in tho town til' iluitlt-. for it wt-t-lt. lit his 1-usunl "rect, t~`»l:ifl`ord" iiiiuiiit-1*, lit: wrote homo thtit the rcixlnictit wits bt-ini: st-nt into bttttlo iii u few days. And his godly old inotlior wired: "Nitty i’i'ovideiit:e pt-est-rve you and lirini; you suit-ly buck, iny son.” And l’ro\ i- dcnco did!

KING GEORGE A SPORT.

SAY THE MEH.

.\ visitor to the trt-.iiulies writetsz

Whitt struck mo first as I visited tlio-so lwo entnps wa-1 the t:lietirfiilii~:=1.~i ol' tht- soltlit-rs. l titlltetl with at-oi'tr.\i, porlinpn lniiidri-ds of thom, and l in-vt-r lit-nrti n nrninhlo.

"Yon, lt's bt-t-ii u bit wt-l. nlr. ond

the i;rouiid`a boon slushy. but i-xt,-'vo had it good tluit-. A dry place to uit-1-p in. pit-nly ol' good grub, aint loin ot' lun. \Vt-'vo oiiltrrtiiiiiineiita und sliig-sotiig:-1 ncurly t-vt-ry night. und hoala ol’ kind trit-nds. llurd work, slr? Of coursi- w<-. work hnrd, but t|nit.'r1 what wt-.`rt' hert- for. Wt-'ve to put ti lot of trnlii- ing in ii liltlt- limi-, but ii0body`u the worst- for that." ,

This was rt-peatotl to inc ii scorn ol'

tlinea hi it score ol' dllforent- wuye. hiv- erywlioro I wus niet with n laugh und ii jet-lt-and politeness. `

"What is the conduct of tho melt?"

l iuikotl a young iioit-eoinniisaioiiotl of- llccr. ""l`huso fellows must ilnti the nillllury diuclplino of the canip ii pzrotit. change iroui the tree life tlit;y've been living." -

‘"I‘heir_conduct ts splendid. slr," was

the reply. "just splendid. Of course wo nro exceptionally situated here. The district is thinly populated and thoro arc vory few pubs. This gives

u great atlvurrtage; nil the same

seems no desire'-to kick ovor

You'll see tiiey're all so

contented. l've-been hers

tin-eo months and thei~e's hardly any misconduct worth mention-

`__ _ _

_ _ 1 do not int-ini their loyalty 10 \l'°‘l“ l'°' rrimeat and their otiit-ers. nlllw-Sli

nity to_Klng George and to iiutéliilltl-

“i tell you, lr, Kiln: G1‘01‘l»!t~’- is '~`-

sportiiniuii," sald ii youinr ='\‘\‘E‘“““f' major to nie, "and our eltnps would 1-2_0 tlirough tire and water for liiin. l)idl\ l you read about it in the papers? H9 was here a little time ago. lllltl U40 f“l‘ lows nearly went off their lit-ads with jo_v. You see tiiey‘d got ii wr0l\S llll' presslou about him. and tant-led him as terribly serious, and ull tliut sort of thing." '

“And was he jolly?" I asked. “Jollyl You should liiivt- set-it liliii,

you should have lu-nrd him laugh! None of your liuli' tired, ineluiiclioly, smiles. One of tin- olllct-rs. Captain --. was telling him u story about tlu- mon. l didii‘t oxnctly t-:itch it, nl- tliough I was only about t-ight feet awuy. The King wus just tin-rt-. sir. and Captulni hurl his Iniek to nie, so I eouldn't. lit-nr what ln- saihl. lint it tickled the King, for lit- llelll ttllll0S! double with laughter. lie just siiiack- ed his thigh ond siiouti-tl, just shout- ed with lnuglitcr, und lieiort- _\'ou could wink the mt-ii wt-re ull lniutlilinr, loo. Uh, lit-'s arent sport is the Klint."

".-\nd did he stay loii|:'."` l :is-kt-tl. 'i`lit: serizcaiit-iiiajo|‘ luuglit.-ii nt lIl.V

qiit-stion.

“'l‘liut was :mother bit lliut <-sl1l‘Cit\l-

ly pit-used my rt-sziiiir.-lit," was his rc- pi_\'. “.-\s you .st-1-, l bt-lout.: to the Duke oil t'nrnwtill's lteiziineiit, und tho liliig was more than ordinarily interested in it. Ot' course, he wus working to n sort of timetable because lic had a lot to do. After lie'd been with us 11 good- isli bit. our colonel said to liini, ‘Ex- cuse ine. sir. but we are overdue to he away. We ought to 1;o.' lint the King wouidii't liuve it.

“‘Look here. Colont-l,' ln- said, l'ni

with my old i‘t:ginit-iit, und l'in not. go- iin; to liurry. l'in goini: to stay ns loin.: ns l like-.' 'l`ht- lilitg is popular with thc nit-ii. sir! I should think he is!"

CANADIAN SOLDIERS

FIGHTING THE TURKS

’l`()ltON’l`0, Mnrcli 4.-’l`|iat t'un-

ndti's mounted soldiers are now llglitiiig the Turks, with the British expedition against Coiistnutinople, st.-cms to be iiidioated in it. dispatch from -Athens published this mornintz. stating tliut the first tlt-tncltint-iit ol' troops t'ornilii1.: the allies' military ex- pr.-tlitioii, inclukling Cnitatlltiiis and St-iiigult-str. linve arrived and lnzided at the Straits of Dnrtlaiit-Iles. it

otitis t-.nvnlry with the ilr.~tt rtiiitin- gcnl. would go to l<Jt<.\'l`»l. :ts opero- tions in I»`rnilt-1- niid lit-llliiiiit :il the prt-st-nl tliiit- wort- not open to work of the iiiountt-ti troops.

'l`lit'- “t-xtru divii<loiiu.l." niounlt-d

troops with lin- t-ontingt-til nrt- tht- lto_\';il t‘nii:ttliz\ti llraizooiis i`|'t»|n 'l`oroi|to and St. J0lin’:-1, Qui-bt-t-. the Sli`utlit'oi\ti \ llorso l‘t‘o1n \’\'i|iiilp\-1;, nntl ltoynl tlziilatliaiii llorso .\i"lil- lt-t_v front ltinizstoii. .-\|l llit-sc vorps nrt- "rt»1;iilai's," but wt-nt to Enlzlaiiid strongly rt-iiit'oi't:t-tl with tlrnits oi' int.-ii front nil tivt-r (`;ttuttl:i. .spt-t'i:tll_v 1-|ilisl.<-ti i`o|' the war.

STRONGER THAN A HORSE.

t‘Lll"l-`t)ltll, tilurtfli fl.--An iiiiltiitc

tzuntt-st ivua lit-ld nt-ur licrt-1 whuii 1i\'<,- nten proved tlinl tht-,v could drnw at lit-avit-r loud tlinn t-oiild ilu- sli'oiigt_-sl hors(-. in llit- tlirstrlet. 'l`lit- lt-st ol' strt.-ngtli took plzim-, in :t .slit-li :tl Luke- lct, at litlln \'illai:t- iivt-_ mill-s from l!lil'l`ord. The int-ii lutuit-tl :i stone bout with 5,90() pounds of still, and drew it at voiisitlornlilo distaiict-. Tilt: Iiot‘so was llit_- nlili,t,'li|-tl to tht- load but. 1-ould not butlizt- it. ’|`\-vo linrrt-is wt-re rciiioved, liiil still the liur.-ae could not move it. 'l`he nn-11 wt-rc: ll. llugli. I.. Viney. J, lloiiibnt-ltcr, ll. Krt-llor and l-`. ll-laliootl. ll was uii:~1il_\' seen that 1-,ii.;l1l int-n could l|.'t'.'t- drawn Six oi' eight owl. niore.

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MRS. ALEXANDER MURRAY

'l`iie dt-nth of l\’lr:~'. Alt-xniitlt-1' lilur

my took pints-. nl lit-r rtrsitit-in-o. ‘l)iiii~ robin' Wt-sl ltivt-r, i’icl,ou (‘o, :tl :in t-:irly hour on Stiliiiwlaty nioriilng, s;\_\':; tlit- New Glasgow Nt-.\\'.~1 oi' tht- Ilrd. She liad rt-ached the iulvtiin-.eil age ol' tiiuoty-six yours. und had but-ii at widow for lit-arly forty yciir.-1. 'l`o at hy- 1.-,uiio gt-nt-.rntion slit- wus wt-ll known tor lit-.r goneroiin liospitulity, unfnlling etlitrtitto, und good clit-4-r. lit-r 1-ldtvsl son, Angus S. Murray ot’ tho oltl lirm of Burn.-i dk l\liii‘rn_v_ pri-ill-rt-out-tl 'lit-1' by twt-lily _vt-urs Slit- is survivt-d by |`t’tir tltiuglitt-rs. I\lr.~'. iilzit-italy. with wiioni slit- i_‘t-sidt-tl, Mrs. .l A. l'Jltlt-rkiii of Woliville, l\irs. G.tTt-t-itzlitoii, ilull~ l`11x, :intl Mrs. G. ll. Grunt ol' \\"iiid- .-tor. :intl ont- son lit-\'. itobert Murray.

fo O`l.cnry.‘l’. li. I.

WILLIAM Sll,LlKER

.\t t‘lielton, l’. E. l.. on Siinduy. Ft-b.

Tlh, tht-re ft-ll tisloop ln .leans \\'ni. Silliker. ugod 103 yours und t-ight niontlis. liro. Sllliltor wus born in ltodotiut-, but when quite youiii; nioved to tfupo Triivt-rat-. Some i-,lglil yt-urs tigo lio inovt-.d to (lt-or1.:t-towii und lull-1- to ('liolton. llc ldcliillicd hiinst-li' with thu liletliodial. (Thnrt-li about fifty yeiirs ago during tht: ministry ol' Rev. ltlch- ard Smith. and proved liiiiiaoli' to be rt living wiliioss to the nuviin.: grunt- of God :ill lhroutzli tho _vt-urs] In lts'7Il ht- wiis uppoiiiloil nn ollirlul nielnbe-r of tho teliurcli and served in that cfuput-ity for ii niiniber of years. I-‘qr stuiiti time before lin |»ni-motl iiwuy, our dt-ur bro- ther through falling lit-ullh wus nliui. iii from tliu at-rvit-ea ol' the aiiiit-tuary but his faith ditl not inlter. iiiiti tliougll lit- ioat his oyoulglil. yt-.t things tiiiseeli and uttirniil worn clt-.a|'ei° lo his splrr ltual vision. lii his last duys lie wail longing for the rest that rcmaliietlt for the people ot' God. I

'l’o rest forqvor iiftor enrtlilv

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funeral was from tho residence son. James. to the church at

whore n sermon watt

(L_/iyors, which

why aoutl yo!! ow? for “ lag when

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Buy materials that last ~ , '

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