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Col. H. M. Davison, City, _ com-
pel., win of Mrs. Archibald McRae, "a;:.~d 0.4 years. She leaves to mourn.
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LONDUN 1-en 22-Lore Lanes-
,ilowne, lea'dé.r of .the Uppositioh ln
ll-Mlvlllli Y-l~¢ 41-" #I\’l4l\l'*3'l'--'*-1-NG- 3“~-lheliileu other relatives, two daught- r¢~`¢l\`¢fl 8 ¢¢l¢K¥`ll1\ lm!" alan-3, Mrs. James Kennedy, Murray WM‘l»i~ll‘l0ll. M- l’». Ottawa.. ' ¥\ll8'lfarl:u:lr North, and Mrs. James lllll- 7-|10 U°lll"-ment dwldeil t9 5°ll‘l"f).~.lln‘.'oll, in California. The funeral B0 °m°°l` "ol 7~ll.°. R°§lm°lll'- Ullllook place Feb. 22nd from h¢r_1ate the Coronatio§°Cot¢lll;l’D¢ RD 'I-§‘\‘~li:rsi<lrnce to the cemetery at Belfast. Col- Dy-flldp q¢F,f”°Il¢'il¢f,. 5m'i'r-he-services at the house and grave ccrs and wire 'tha' alnv l\l|\l'l°¢ »¢0l:ere conducted by Rev., J. W. Mc-
otulwn espuon ss possible. °.»-.l |{,,,m_ on Biiuirllay inornins. -Jibilivv '2i-I ...Ac ule llomc or no- son w. G.
si., the barns of Jolnl Fraser, Tl~il\it_,.;,,¢|,¢|-lnnil, Montague Mills, Mrs.
iiiver, Lot 21 were destroyed lly lire.'M_||-y A, gughcrlanfll rgligy, ul the All his cattle, hay, rrain, straiv andlfagc James Sutherland, New Lon- nll his Hmfilinvry was efrllsvmeili-'l’he|.i..n, ent.-red into rm. alter a short ll" “'53 'll5"""°"f‘l nt *‘l"""' 5'°\U'm~ illllcss of pneumonia. Thoulh not en and fmrrwl favidlr- The l>.\iJl°ll“if“ ioying gona lienuh for ll samuel- ni burned were only built a short time Nil- ,tm ,he Wm, 35|, 9_0 be
morning that the abbreviation for his lnfcntllm to in¢r,',¢uw B bm to Fvbrilarv-Feb.-means Freeze every nniene the cunsuciition of the House body, and that man looked- frozen ln of 1,0,-¢,_ ‘ =
his ulster. It was apparent that be‘ needed "itI.e kind of \varmth that stays, the warmth that reschzs from head to foot, all over the body. We could have told him from personal .cnowled-ge that I-Iood's Slarsaparilla ;.'l\'l‘i-1 permanent warmth, it invigor- ates the blood and speeds it aong through nrtcry and vein,-and really ilts men and women, boys and girls, to vuloy cold weather and resist the attack of disease. It give-i the right kind of warmth, stimulates and strengthens at the same timc, and all its benefits are lasting. There may
special io 'rile ilinmilnn. `
tia Telepholls Company lahsrollnlilgly will refer the Maritime Telegraph and T2l0Phonc i.‘o's oder to 'a spe-:ial committee of sight who will also rc-
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Nova Scotia (loinl.-any.
Special to ‘The Guardian._ l<‘on'r l~‘.ilnr‘lleLr>, Mc., 'l~‘t»l.. nz -
.A destructive five _ broke out lm.; llllkllt at Isaston, near here, in tic
_ _ _ l Janet li‘lcCor..endsle passed awiiv fir
We heard a man say the other|¢h,, Uppgr Chamber today Blillonnccil., tl ' ' ' f
HAL.ll-‘,AX, Fab, 22.1..']\|,¢ Nova sw:|S|»ccinl to The Guardian
port on the flnilllrial in th ds I the ll-lily Y¢*lf¢l"l¥\¥ m0flll“"~
ago, and it is n vrry ll¢‘a.vy loss to Mr Fraser nt this time of the year. The cause of the fire is ilnkmllsu and thrro wus no illsllrallcc. Mr Fras-mfs neighbors are going to build a llew liarll for him ill tile sprillg. They have clit and hauled out scantling and oth- er nlatcrial nlrcndy. and are goiliit to do all they can for him on account of the great loss he has sustained.
very pleasant rlelillg was
spent at the home of Joirl and MN Poole, Lower Montague, oil Tllrnilay Feb. 2ll-it whrn their only daughter Mary Elizabeth was united in mar- riage to the Rev Earnest S, Weeks, B. A. I3. D., of Mount Stewart. liev. W. H. Toomhs of (lelrgetown assis- ted ily the Rev F. Haltman of Mon- tague preformed the marrl@ cere- mony, in the presence of only the im- mediate rclntivrs and frisrldl of t‘le contracting parties. Mrs. W. ll. Toombs played the wedding.niarch.| The large number of wedding gifts, nlnong which was n handsome fur» lined coat the gift of the groom,and a '$50 check from the bl-ide'a brother in the west, testified ihe 'popularity of the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. Weeks lrft on the morning train for their future home at Mount Stewart, :il-companied by the best wishes of their many friends, where all inlor-, mal reception was tendi'l'ed to »their last cvcning by the members of the
congregation. l
To Alexander and Mrs. 1ilcNevin,l
llonahalv. `
We, the members of Try Again Di-
vision wish to convey to you our heartfelt sympathy lu this sad hour of your bereavement. When death! lvith its chilling touch entered your home and carried away your dearly
Y N. - around until three wcets ago. Owing to a fall she was compelled to ia' e to har bad. where she bore her suf- ferings with (‘hriutian fortitude. Th. into Ziirs Sutherland was widely known and beloved by all. She was a consistent member of the Presbyt-'r inn ('hurch, and one whose life was adorned with those graces' which evidence the vvomanly woman. She lcaves to mourn besides a large cir- cle of friends and relatives, two daughters Mrs Dr. J. D. Mclutyrc of Montague; Mrs. John Campbell of Long River and five sons~f`-orriou and lfobelt of British Columbia; Dull and John of Winnileg and Wil- liam at home; also one sister Mrs J. Williams and two brothers-David nnd William Whitehead of Clinton. Bile was laid to rcst at Clifton cemetery on Fell. 17th.
Special to The Guardian.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21-It is stated
that the Cunard Steamship Co., and Canadian Northern Railway Co., are forming a combination for steam- ship service between Bristol, Liver- pool and Canada.
The nlallagcmellt will be in the
hands of n joint board of which a director of thc Cunard Line will be chairman. _
Special to The Guardian. 'S'l‘. PE'l‘I<]Rl~lBURG, February 23- An English faluily of the name of Macharvey has been attacked by nn- tives near Grosny, Russian Callcau- slls. and several lnclnllers killed.
film. hlacbarvily herself was mor-
tally wounded, and other members killed outright.
After the murder the natives looted
the home of the slain family.
Special to The Guardian.
beloved daughter, it also removed ___
lronl otur midst a dear sister wltlgrwas wAi.;H1N(l'r(l.\'; Feby. 23-New com- grmazc i\‘;he wggtlfgr l3:`Ou‘;'~;:; gthnlgt plications have arisen in the Senate ' - '~ » th 'li ' -wmwmmmwmrmmmumwme M eclmwd °“l7 by thc th°“5ht that ment before the end of the present she has gone from this world of'm9Eion strife and discord to the footstool oil The éhances of an en” session of `]°3“3 “mere lov” and hm°’“°"y "lg°SiC-ongresr lzavr taken a sharp rise ”“l"`”me- and in mls md hour WF “mil-lthir the last twenty-follr hours. onl! .recommend that you remelnbcrnmt Mm udvowtm 'Of ,.edp,.0c|t,. the lFather's love and it is our sin-'h ,.2 8 feelin., that the Ilresidént Wm cera prayer that your faith _remainlngt have to "r,,Bm_L to this expedient unshaken in the gfiodncss of Him who U, have Iedslnuon enacted "?',f° ‘,§,‘l,“u,"".“ ‘llhf `,‘,°°‘§‘ all "l““g“ 'ffl-llwloo, ren. za-'-rlninanre $518' 0f“2,llr';f I(_',‘p,l'I°;'iv,s;'Gn ,$0 mga? lloosevclt. ill n speech here yesterflav
llollshaw.-`J..llll .l=, Mel.-mil, Walter f;;l,:',';_?"Yfgrpglgcggoggizd D. McNeill. licssio Carson. g an `
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Anoiller Modern Miracle
Locomoior Afaxla Cured
The Sulferer llad Bern' Givrn Up ss lncursble hy Several
Doctors-llespiial Treatment Also Failed-Dr. Williams
rinl. rin; willed nie Minn..
Before the discovery of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, locomotor ataxia
was considered an incurable disease. It has been fully demonstrated however, that this disease can be 'cured through the use of thas: Dllls, where the treatment is persisted in, and the directions carefully followed.
Locomotc/r ntaxia is h disease of the spinal cord. and first shows itself
in an inability to stand erect when the cY¢9 “re °l°sfd. 0|' ill th!! flHl'll~ Ili is characterized by peculiar distrulzancrs of the gait, and diiliculty in gov- erning thc motions of the legs. One of the ¢¥0mr110neBt and Bi\l‘ll¢Bl- 9lZll5 iS a tired feeling, particular] ngtegl in the knees and ankles. This sensation is provoked by slight exerlion, and is not relieved hy rest. Often a numb feeling is associated withit, and thes0 £W0'BYmD7-01113 8l`.¢ 6lWBl'S PNSBTIC in tlle early stages. As the diszase progresses, there is an increase in the mil-ation and extent or th- numb feelings. Coverinz at times the foot alone. then extending tn tile leg. 'rlls disease is usually 0! slow srowih. and the increase and intensity of the symptoms lil D0! 11050011. but its Dl`05l'\‘-B5 lil censtzlnt, and gradually approaches a total lack of feelin: in the less. HUS- inga wobbling gait and an entire inability £0 BOWYH the stew- AS the alscasl progresses the patient losa all control over the bowels and water. and mcomw “truly hB1p1¢55_-and has to be cared for like a child.
In proof of the pavrpr. of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to cure this terrible
malady, Mrs. Sarah Jane Baller, of Antler, Sask., says: "For seven years from 1900 tp 1907, my ann James -was adlicted with locomotor ataxia. Dur- ing that time he was treated by slvgral ofthe best doctors ln the West, but their treatment failed _ta be of any benefit. and he l£¢Pf 8l`0Wlll§ WOFHC Bhd
wo|~.,¢._ gm snail; h, .lbgyi-‘ill control of his limbs, and could not move at all. I had to carry him from# is bed .tn 3 chair, where_ I-would have to tie him, to enable him to set lip. 1-le was as helpless as an infant; ,he lost all con- trol of his kidneys and bowels, 'and wedaily looked for death to relieve hlm
of his Bugerlnm In 1905 ,we 51:; him to they Brandon Hospital, hoping that the treatment there would ben t him. In this, though, we were ,disap- paillted, and ths'hosplt‘sl an/eiilr 'ndiflsed ,me to take him-home. as they slid i'lls'ycnu1il'dn nothing iqr him. at tha-time a friend advised the “ee .01 Dr-
wlmu'-,,,p pink pillapgglug wlllinfto try ,anything in the hope of finding relief for my boy, I 'bought asllvp y. Iniless 'than three months I noted a aight improvement in his condition. lirsix months he could walk vim more and from that on the hiiprovement" continued. fill “°" ll” li ll-\ll! Cured and once niore able £6 axteini school ina an the-chews about the house. what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done for him is truly -wonderful, and I would litronglyraeolilmend them to all sufferers, for they most certainly saved my hoy's life."
In substantlation of what Mrs. Ruller sayS. Mr- A~E- St°°l°. lillll W0ll'
known lumber and coal dealer of Antler. Wl'ii¢Sl "Wlfh F0l°\’°l1¢° 50 *P3* Mrs. Ruller says concerning her sen’s cure by Plllli Pllli. I Dove |10 lllilllll' tion in saying that what she says is absolutely "U0 ln °"¢l'Y llflfl-l¢\llBl`. BS I am personally acquainted with the case. _
'1'h{ggrp5t¢|\p¢ig |101, Lhg only gn! P¢f'l0f‘lIl¢d hy Dr. Wlllll.mB Plllll
Pills. 'l'*°»y have broughtrthqllsands hack to health and strenlif-ll “lt”
,mug 01;” bmi; <1¢¢(af_g{iyif~_'E|;_,ooungl'y have been forced to give up the ¢¢”‘” lngng-¢h1¢, Noe, only. (gang of locomotor ataxia, but in cases of pu-tial pgrgljlg, notation, gg ta rhgulnatiam, and many other severe all- mentl havstlll-.y been sliceeshtvui. Tha whole .secret of their wonderful success in in their power to lifake rich, red, health-giving blood-the one es- sential for15!!ll‘l1U¢lth‘."!'he'pills are sold by all medicine dealers, or direct by allot 50, tl shot, or six boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams’
599455 to 'h_¢..Qn`gdg1:_ Ppeelll to The Guardian. , .1`:ilf.1>Nl!Y. ., in ol. sin-, vkncotivan. rally. za-'rm nn- rdhis-..l$6\ut..¢llip ugiayiprg Juni.. uni cniinntis mans miles, cn., Loligzsy iiellvursd ' ll on usp- ‘will lleiul gl dry-dock in cost £3,000,-
eala BA-.nl hi- -tu. af-- ........i..»-.| ann -0 lA\_'- da"- -slat..
bera suggestion in this for you.
Special to The Guardian.
T()Il()NT(), Feb. 21--The collliller-
cial travellers of Canada have decid- ed to form a Christian Association.
The General Secretary is F. A,
Douglas and the Field Secretary, F. Bruce Horn.
Special to The Guardian. HALIFAX, Fell. al-rlon. lvlnulew'
H. Richey, for uve years L’t. Gover- nor of Nova Scotia and for six years a member of the Canadian House of Commons, died this morning alter ri' long illness aged 83 years. -
Deceased was Mayor of Halifax for
ueveral terms.
Special to The Guardian. wlNN1l~l<:G, Fell. 21-The l-rnvlnccl
of Manitoba may establish ll free ill-' dustrial and employment bureau.
The Winnipeg Industrial and Devel-
opment Burnau has been considering the matter for some time, and the_' Government has been asked to take up thc matter.
I-lon. Robert Rogers. who met the deputation seemed to be favorably impressed with the idea and intim- ated that legislation might be forth- , coming this session.
Special to The Guardian.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 21-Au-
other mysterious case has come to ligllt in the strange death of Prince rlviatopiik Tchetvertinski at Kietll through the administration of bacilla. Today the police compared it with the crimes of Dr. Pnntcbenko and
were amazed at the similarity.
Tile ailthorities are baffled, the only
theory being tllat some other medical man .or chemist led on by revels- ,- tions of vast 'sums made through_r
imitate him. t
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'I`ORON'I'0, Ont., Feb. 21-Appelline
Bclland. the woman of mystery, who ihreatened to assassillate Alderman Norman G. I-Ieyd, of Ward 3, was this morning taken from the jail, and placed in the Toronto Asylum for the Insane. The departure of the woman from.the jail was a great relief to the officials. Her week’s stay_ in the Hospital Ward was n constant, source of trouble there and many of the fe- male nurses were afraid of the wo- man. Althfiilgh a handsome woman Miss Bclland was exceptionally strong. She was during her week’s in- carceration subjected to numerous seizures of melancholia and these gave the attendants mucll trouble. While in this state she imagined that lhe was being slowly murdered, and often the entire staff of nurses would lie called upon to assist in qulcting
the patient.
TORONTO, Ont., Feb. 21-Senator
King, writes to the Globe expressing himself as greatly surprised at -Sir Edmund Waiker’s speech at the Board of Trade meeting, Particularly with regard to the British Columbia lumber business, which Sir Edmund declares was in danger of being swamped by the bringing in of infer- ior and cheap lumber from the ad- joining states, to the south. '
Senator King states that for a-
bout eightean years back this cheap and inferior lumber has been coming into the Northwest, including Alber- _ta entirely free and in order to meet' the wishes of the people of Alberta and other provinces the American manllfactilrer was allowed to plane lumber on one side, thereby lessening the freight and making the lumber more saleable in the Northwest.
"The reciprocity agreement, says
Banator King, "if it becomes law leaves Canada tariff as it has been all along, but gibes free entry in the American market to Canadian rough lumber." .
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Senator
Aldrich, chairman of the Finance Committee of the Senate, has written to President Taft that he favors the confirmation of the Ofnadian recipro- city agreement. Whether the letter makes promise of assistance in get-| ting action in the senate at the pres-i eht session has not been disclosed, but senators who have seen the let- ter intimata that the Rhode Island senator will do all ha'can to aid thel president in carrying his program to success.
The announcement that Senator Aldrich, whose name is attached to the existing staff act, had subscribed ,to the terms of the reciprocity agree- ment with Canada, was received with great surprise in the senate especially by the "stand pat" senators, who have come out against the agreement on the ground that it was not in compliance with the tenets of the Re- publican party on the subject of pro- tection. Some of these senators who are loathe to believe the report that the chairman of the finance commit- tee, who in tariff fights has always been- found on the side of protection for every indllstry, whether manufac- turing, agricultural, or mining, had endorsed the prssident‘s program for fr r trade with Canada. goes after the Canadian agreement was sent to Congress, and it was re- ‘ ported there was little chance for ac- tion in the senate at the present ses- sion, President Taft wrote to Hena- tor Aldrich, who ia ill at Jekyll Is-
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llotato warehouse of T. Merle Hoyt which was totally consumed.
Seven other huildingr; were also dc-
stroyerl. '1‘hc cause 'of the iire is un- known.
The loss is estimated at $l0u,'lii|,.
Special to The Guardian. NEW vollK, Fell. 2?-.\nili....y
Drexel, Sr., a millionaire banker ,-ln.) fornl(r_ partner of J. P. Morgan, is loo poor to stand the high prices for food in America, particulnlw those of New York,
He said so today when he sailed for
lioliflon after a stay of only live dai.: here.
Special to Tile Guardian.
OTTAWA, Feb. 22-'Filip lllorniuj
Archbishop Gauthier celebrated ponti- licnl high mass in the Basilica assist- ed, by the senior canons of the lzlln - tor, managers Routhier, Uanlpnan h;,.1 Bouillon.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Speaker Marcil.,
Hon. Messrs Lemieux, Brodeur and others were present.
Special to The Guardian.
BT. CATHERINES, Feb. 22-The
mysterious disappearance of Fred Rolls, cashier at the Grand Trunk Railway depot, Welland.- is puzzling his family and the authorities,
His b00ks and caSh have been found
all right and there is no reason for his running away.
Iiis fatller fears foul play.
Special to The Guardian. LONDON, Fsh. 22-A cable ants.:
Feb'y 15 has reached London to the effect that there has been a serious outbreak of Royalism at Guards, 209 miles northeast of Lisbon.
The Minister of Public Wallis on caching Guards went to t e liar- acks and addressed the people, who
ll\“l"l°l` by Pal"-°l1°llk°. has SOUZM £0 fired upon him and the minister fell
o the ground riddled with bullets. A mollarchist uprising ensued and
nlen, women and children were- killed.
Quiet was afterwards restored hilt
it is feared that there will be grave loyalist upheaval.
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Special to The Guardian.
o'r'l‘AwA, ssl.. 22-'rhs incorpora-
tion of an important enterprise was approved by the private bills colli- mittce of the Commons this lnorn~` ing.
The project colltenlplatss an All
Red Line from Britain to Canaria and from the Dominion to Australia and New Zealand.
'I‘he proposal is to establish a line
of steamcrs between lllack Sod Til Ireland, and Ilalifax, with vessels having a speed of 25 knots.
It is expected that the Atlantic will
be crossed in three and a half days,
Train ferries between England and
Ireland are a part of thc project.
For the Pacific vessels of 20 knots,
are proposed, to ply between Van- couver, Auckland and Sydney.
The incorporators include I. number
of English firms and Pickford and Black, H. G. Bauld, R. H. hiaeilreith and J. A. Chisholm, Halifax.
BUTTON, W. Va., Feb. 20-Seven
persons lost tllsirlives in a fire which destroyed the home of J. D. Hardin in this city early today. Only Mr. Hardin escaped.
The six remaining members of ,his
family and li. little girl,.who made hcr home with the Hardius, perished in the flames. The dead: Mrs. J. D. Hardin, aged 38; Ada Green, aged 14; Pemhroksil-Iardin, aged 11; Margaret Hardin, aged 8; James and Riva Hardin, twins, aged 5; Paul Hardin, and 3.
The fire was caused by a natural
gas grate. When Mrs. Hardin awoke the entire first floor was ablale. Awakening her husband, he seized two of the children and dashed for the stairway. which immediately col- lapsed.
The two children were lost, but the
father was precipitated to a place of safety and made his escape. Mrs. Hardin, seeing the stairway fall, jumped from the second story win- dow, suflering injuries from which she died later.
The bodies of the ilva Hardin chil-
dren and that of Ada Green were cremated in the flames that destroyed the house.
$5.50 Recipe Cures Weak Kidneys, Free
Rclievcs Urinary and Kidney Troubles Backarlle, Slrnining, Swelling, etc.
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Stops Pain in the Bladder, Kidneys and Back.
Wouldn’t it be nice within a week or no
to befln to say goodbye forever to the iicald na. dribbling. straining. or too fre fluent passage of urine; tha oy-‘ahead and the bnfk-of-the-head aohssgt e stitches and pa as in the hack: the fl-owing mus- lo win ne ,sl Tots before he elves: yal- low s in; srilfz sh bowels; swoi on aye lids or ank es: lair cramps: unnatural 3'-ortarbroaihz slcepleslmess and deepen -
"Cy l have n recipe for these froullles that
vnu can dc o-nil nn. and if you want to nlnke_a qul'ck recovery. Yogi nukbt lu in wrllennd irct e copv of if. any n doc mr would cnarife you gm lint for writ- imrillln Primer nina. ut have it and
Eli born toe it yo entlrelyfra
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.enthusiasts watched the closely drawn
from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co.,
Special to The G rdi _ ‘ B'i'ltA’l‘HlfflY li( alscllv. Z3(-MIB
ler suddenly last evening, aged over
fills wlis borll ill the Heliridea ls lands in June 1810 and came L0 Gan ada with hcr husband in 1851
ROME Feb. 20-Au -earthquake.
which from its violence lcd to the bc- llcf here that it must have hccn tre- mendously' destructivc. shook central
l`i.t dnmnlrc, however, was not
gre t. St-vtrnl lniildillgs wc-rc dam- aged nt»l"‘orli and Cascoua
SAN li‘liA\'(`1SCU Fell. 17--Joa quill Miller, the poet of the ‘licrras, ii at the point of death at Fnbricnlal Hospital in ilnkiallll, vxllcrc llc was taken blundny alter rs llluilbl1's illness at "the hcigllis," his callin in the fruit vail llills.
Parlnyllis of both body _and brain
has set in. Even if he recovers, the p`oet's mind will not regain its for- lncr power and ills nlelnory will be de-
flcicllt. _
Special to The Guardian.
AIONTIKEAL. Feb. :ll-'l‘h=\t 'Inna-
ilian trade possibilities with fubn are to a large extent restricted by the heavy middleman' chnrlgcs, was the gist of an interview given lr; Sir Win. \'au Horne who has just r~:t':rn- ed fronl that country.
lie advocates as an ollcctivc remedy the establishlncllt of selling ngencicil that would be able to deliver Cana- dian goods to the Cullen consumer at reasonable profits.
‘FOBTON, Feb. 18-The sale of cig- arettes when accoinpanied b_v pic-. tures of baseball players, pugilists and in fact ally person or thing should be prohibited, according to the conclusions of the legislative committee on public health. This com- mittee rcported a hill with this end ih view, and attached a penalty of $60 for each violation. The commit- teemen state that they have becl. convinced of the fact that certain cigarette manllfactllrors inclose pic- tures to encourage the sale of their particular brand, and it has resulted in the slllail boy resorting to e\'cr_v possible mcans to secure the pictures, and to do so they importune older men to buy cigarettes for them. The l‘_eport of the committee was unani- rilous.
The committee also reported ad-
versely on several bills relating to the sale of cigarettes.
NEW GLASGOW, Feb. 17--Tllc l’ic-
tou County Driving Club had a good day’s sport on the river ice here to- day. Three hotly contestcd racfs were the features. A large crowd of
finishes from the river bank, the day being a record line one. Peter Cnr- roll, of Halifax, the clever reinsnlan, was on hand, bllt did not land any of his charges in first money. The first race, the fast trotuwent to Pic- Qou; a Stellarton mare won the slow- er trot, and to the neighboring town of Thorllllrn went the honors in the pacing class. James A. Fraser gave the horses the word, and the finish judges were Mr. Gray, A. J. McDon- ald and J. W. Grant, with F. H. Mc- Neil as clerk of tue course. The sum- mary.
2.28 Trot, Half Milo Heats.
Grace Abbott, b. ni.,
Dwyer... 1
Frank I., b.g., Carroll... 2
Queen Brazilian ell.nl., ,Gammon... 3 2 3 2 Roletta, b.nl., Cux . . . ... 4 4 dr.
Best time 1.14.
311 123
Three Minlltc Trot, I-Ia'lf Mile I-Icats.
Jean M., h.m., Gam-
mon...
Dannie W., b.g., Mc-
Leod...
Monachlllc, br.m., Jack-
son...
Ollie Mac, h.m., Cox... Polly, h.m., Cameron... Acando, h.g., Fraser . . . ...
Best time 1.21.
2.40 Pace. _
Teddy C., blk. g.,
Sweet . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...1 Rc-ta Mac, br.m., Cum-_ mings . . . ... ...4
Carroll... 2 Ferroll, Jr., br. h., ..
Dwyer... ,..5 4 5 dr.
Tom. Commodore, b.g.,
Cox... ...2 3 4 dr.
Woronoco Girl, br.m.,
Farkson... 5
Best time 1.14.
ii wouluznrul. usnlcmr:
ron tlrru: ones
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1341
ll 3
2
2 3
2
dr.
Baby’s Own Tablet; are la. wonder-
ful mediclne for little ones. They never fail to give relief to the baby when his stomach or'boweis are ont‘ of order; when teething is painful; when worms mflke their appearance or when any of the many childhood ailments seize him. What is more they are absolutely safe and cannot harm the youngest child. Mothers have the guarantee of a government analyst to this effect. Thousands of mothers, through gratefulneas for what the Tablets havd'dons for their children, strongly recommend them. Mrs. lil. J. Ward, Galt, Ont., s1ya:- "I have used Daby'a Own Tablets for over two years and would not be without them in the house. They are wonderful medicine for little ones." Bahy's Own Tablets are sold by med- icine dealers or at 25 cents a box
Brockville, Ont.
Slpecial to The Guardian.
BT. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20-'l'h-
eold throughout Russia is unpreced- exited.
Elven in the Crimea, which is Rus-
s|a‘s Riviera, the roads are impass- ahle from snow, and the inhabitants are felling fr-llittrmees for ’f\l|¢l_.__ _
»-Lili ,_ la.
IEADY PGI USE
lfl ANY QUANTITY
For making SOAP, soft ¢aln|v¢ eq-,remevm¢°l‘-l papal, :infecting ankl- elooete and drama ln-l for many o\herpufPv1<=l-
A gan aibuall 20 lbs. Sal Soda. leful for 5-'G hundred purposes-
Jbfd Lvurflfvherd
E W Glllsii Co . Lid Tennis. (ini.
Special to The Guardian.
\\'AtlHI.NGTON, Feb. 21-Canadian
Special to The Guardian. - (.‘-ONSTANTI NOPLE, Fell. 20-A
Monastir and elsevvllcrc throughout L the Vilayet of Monastir today. t
lshsd.
_The people are camping out and suffering intensely with the cold. l .rue authorities linve ninenl.-u in i
lief funds.
MONTREAL, Feb. 20-ldnollgh dy- ’
After the regular Sunday evening l
three sticks of dynamite. _ The sticks were not conllectrd with ,‘_
any means of clrplodiu: tllfm, llllt;*’
A crazy person hnd {‘:“.ll'xed to. ` throw them among the nu...cn.e and 5 finally weakened and well away leav- ‘ng the dynamite. H Special to The Guardian. S LONDON, Fcll. 20-The coffee pois-, onlng mystery at Dnlkieth had a tra- ,l git sequel in the suicide of John Put- H cllinsun, son of one of the victims,. ll who swallowed a fatal drug in the
rest him. . ,
The suicide was charged with hav- ll
fatlicr's home, causing two deaths 5 and the serious illniss ui other per-
sons. ‘
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WASHll\`G'I`f)N, 'D. C., Feb. 17-A Bill embodying the results of the C
treaty waters from Passalnaqlleddy Bay in New Brunswick to British Col- umbia, has been reported by tbl* For- eigh Relations Committee of the Saa- ate, as a result of the recommenda- tions ol David Starr Jordan, for the United States, and Prof. E. E. Prince for Canada. Senator Wal. Alden Smith, of Michigan, has succeeded in having the proposed regulations ai- lacting Lake Huron struck out, and it is expected that the Coluiission- ers will meet again and try to agree on a new draft that will be satisfac- tory to the Saginaw Bay fishermen, who are the objectors in the casa. Meanwhile the Lake Huron commer- cial fishing will be practically elimin- ated from the International regula- tions and will remain under Michigan control. Otherwise the Bill embodies a number of important provisions which can be regarded with satisfac- tion by Canada.
Und-er the terms of the clauses ap-
proved by tlle Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee methods of fishing and style of the nets and applianmo to be used are described and importr ant plans for the preservation of food fishes are laid down.
BOSTON, Feb. I6-Poisoned by il
hat pin, Captain Andrew Englund, aged 68, 3, well known sea captain of Peakl-l`Island, Maine, is dead at the 0-ity Hospital.
His death is the first to `occur ill
the United States thisyear from the hat pin, and doubtless it may in- duce lagislation to protect life against this deadly female weapon. , England was committed to thc City Hospital Feb. 4 suflering from what was thought to be a mild form of erysipelas, and which resulted from his being scratched by a hat pin while riding on a surface car near the North Station on Jan. 25.
He was standing up clutching 5
strap at a time when the car sudden- ly swerved, throwing him forward against s woman .passenger in front of-him. I-Ie was about to apologize, when the woman turned, and in so doing the end of the hat pin that projected from the side of her snor- mous fur hat caught the man's cheek , aah drewblood. The woman seemed ignorant of the
accident as Englund left the ear wip- ing the blood from his face. He thought nothing nf the scratch for 5
few days, or until he noticed thatgils left cheek was puffing out, and t at that side of his face continually pain- ed him.
Iiln lund was staying with his
dang ter, Mrs. F. P. Pierce of Albe- marle Terrace, South End, when hs complained of lmlll- Hi' llllluihter called both Dr. Page and Dr. Dixon. They examined the patient and said he had contracted erysipelss from the scratch. ,-
At their advice Englund entered the
City Hospital Feb. 4. He seemed to favorably pr_ogl-_ess ‘from the tint-
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violent earthquake was experienced at "
There was smile loss of life and sev-,"1 eral mosques and houses wore denlol- :Q
the- Government for G00 tl-nts and rc- H
Special to Tile Guardian. -
Special to The Guardian. M llamitn was found ill the gallery of 5' the Theatre Francais last night to F,
blow the building into smiths-rec-lls. tilnancmny in their strike_
performance the ushers came across' .U
ll 'l\tl'- ~~ ill. -'fm
‘rie§};.mlg la\e been l-.tt o y accl Rtmns with the company
ing placed poison in the cflflee at his U
Fisheries Agreement between Canada “' ,, and gh, United States “awning th, feet HS 0110 lleall- ,___________.
special to rnecnsrillan. '
'l‘ORONTO, Feb. I9-W. R. Travers,
rcci rocit toda has distinctly n the convicleil ex-manazvr of the Fal- bettllir chznce ol becoming a reality \1l@l”'S llullli. \fl\0 WEB i-Hkilll in King- than ever befm-e_ _ ston penltcntlary Saturday on the The I’l‘esidcni.’s threat uf all extr. f»l"l¢l` ‘ll fm Shell" °_f T°"°“t0 Wlllle
session, which neither Rcplllllicans no: his ScrvlceB,W01'€ Still needed as n Delllocrats want, coupled with his ar Witflf‘9S in me CUB? DOW ill Pl'0‘-’,l‘fHi. guments and per,,,“asi\-1, |,,,w¢.¢-,.; Un th, was brollgllt hack to Toronto this recalcitrant iSenal.ors and lieprcscli m0l'llfl\f¥ UllflUl‘ the “~`~l5l10l`lt¥ Ol llll g‘a¢_iyes_ has pr-m.¢_i¢a|1y ww, lpn order secured from County Judge light Winclli-ster. '
|,..clzll to Tile Guardian. _- PICKIN, lfeh. I9-That a surret gr.-cn-.cnt between Russia and Jupnn o strip China of a large part nf ll:r erritory is responsible for the ulti- atnm sent hy the Czar`B govarnnli-nt o Pekin is the belief of the Imperial ouncil. The agreement is believed to be ll nrt of the treaty entered into llc
, _ neell Rllflsia and Japan following the
nsso-Japanese war.
LICTHURIDGE, Alta., Fell. 19~'l`llc incr's Commission, assembled here cstcrday, discussed the situation at rank. Miners there asked the dis- ict to endorse and support thcm
The convention expressed no opill~ lil but instl‘uci.ed a committee to ill- estigate and report.. It is under- tood that president will ordcrtllc en back to work pending negotia-
pecial to The Guardian. MUN’.l‘l¢l~l./il., Feb. 19-Death cams
ndllrnly to Rev. Dr. Movvatt in Er- kille irllllrcll this morning.
Willie the introductory hymn was
,ning gum; the pastor showed distress
nd was carried to the vestry where e p;ls.<.~ll away immediately. A The irollgmgatiou was at oncc dis-
presence of the officers sent to ar- ml"*-”‘l-
lil-. Mowntt was 72. He had been l ill ill-nlth several months and had flared Irs resignation l»W0 mlm'-ll5 go. _ 'l`olli_e'ilt llr. Scott, who was a8S|¢4i.-
. 'ng at the nlnruillg service, delivered
o thc t»i.nrful onlgregation the ser-
moll Dr. l\iow;li.t was to have llfllllcll'
ll in the llllii~;liil;;, the text of which as, “When I saw Him, I fell. at His
" BURN.
l\frDfJNAIlD-At Brush wharf, Orwell.
Frei.. 7, to Hector find Mrs McDon- ald n daughter., l\lNl‘l.*1--Ili this city, on Fell. 6 1911. to Robert and Mrs. Innes, adaulSll‘
ter.
l-ll<:l.'l>l-llzsoN-At Regina, Sack., lin-
cclnbcr 17, 1910, to Robert and Mrs. Henderson, n dmlglltcr. (Mrs. Henderson was formerly MBl'l¥“l"-'t Irwin of this city.) _ ` l~lUl*lS'l`IFi---At Sussex, N. B., on F00-
15, to R.l’. and Mrs. Huestili. (live Gertrude Winhocott), a daugh_te\_'~ ' .\lAnnlEn. __ cnsswrn-.L-Hcllisrou - M BL
John's Rectory, Milton, on tll0 Zlllll inst., by Ven. Archdeacon _Rcaglh .Winnie B. Craswall of Rustlcovillls. to James A. Houston, of May- field, Lot 23.
(POLES-NEWSON-At South Milton.
on the 15th inst., by Vev. Ariillilta' con Reagb, Fannie Ethel, daughter of Stephen D. Coles, to Gordon A. Newsnn of Iiinirsglp __-... .
DIED. ,__ _
AULD-At Covehead, Feb. 19, 1911. Mrs James Auld aged |‘lgllf»7“Sl¥ Dohhall-in this city, Feb. 19, 1911,
Mary Dollar, aged 75 years-
MORRISEY--At City Hospital, F0llY~
Iiith Mrs. Christina Morriscy. aged 81 years.
BENTLEY-At Calgary, Alberta. Oli
the tentb_of February, Mrs Janice Bentley-a native of Cavendish- aged 58 years. Other Isl`a`ad Pal>°FH please copy. - Mcxmuou-.lt Mcsskill River, on
February 1, 191.1, Hugh C. Me- Kinnon, aged 80 years. (Herald and Boston papers please copy-) Mchnau-in this sity, Fen. zz, lull. .lv`laisie, beloved wife of John Mc- Lean. aged 27 years.
McRA~E--At. Pt. Prim, on. Feb. 20. lsll, Mrs Archibald Mensa, used 84 years. '
McAlILAY-At Belfast, Fab. Zlltll.
after a lingering illness Angus A. McAulay, in the 29th year of* 1115
Mills 'Mrs the
Lon -
late don. age.
Mary
The