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Empress Dowager of China Talks §3"_=vif.,,:f,,,flf,,,,,°c,,,,°,;'f;'Q§,",f,,'1,,,,,,,,,'f;'f:,fJames McKenna the Popular The Crystal Pioneers Defeat the Minister who Coveted Sermons- Mon

Warllke-Arnold Foster’s Army :n};f::;"‘,f°,':,e“f;‘,:';fyf°'_; °';§_';1ffe_S;L’__ C- P. R. Man Has Travelled Victorias at Hillsboro Rink Fireman Killed in Collision- W

Reform Plan-A Deadly ;';f_';$_1:;":_';;’_§;’d*_°k°°*°P’ \° “verb” l,200,000 Miles by Rail Last Night-The Second Ontario Railways Blocked

Tqrnado, I At seven_o'clock in the evening a public

erance meeting was held in the das Baptist church which was ded to the doors. Ve y earnest and addresses on the Temperance ques- were delivered hy the clergyman pre- , and special selections weic giv-»" bv choir.The speakers were:-Rev. \\' Il- Phelan of Montague, Rev.lilr. lwintlcy tague; Rev. Mr. Davison. Molitugu.; Mr. Nolan. Dundas; Rev. McLeod.

Chinese advices say the Dowager Em- Dmldlll TUUIDHH Ciily. BrldR¢*»0Wn~

press is keenly alive to the peril threaten- R°

the S.

stood that Russia's answer will be for the warded to Japan in two days, hm

_ Mon

'ran mirases Downers. new

ing China as the result of the Russo- edt

Jwenese crisis and is determined to iight ,nd for the freedom of Manchuria from foreign sick control.

PROPOSED ARMY REFORMS.

Livnnrooi., Jan, 22.-(Special)-The T0

War Secretary, Arnold-Foster has out- ;":£;':

They are radical, but not revolutionary t

and include the development of a pro-

fessional class in thevarmy to study

sclentiiic problems and the maintenance -V of n force- ready to take the field at s m°°“ °" M°“d*7 ‘R 8 P- m' momeut‘s notice. -T

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nssrnevnu sv A rormapo.

Bmumcaau, ALA., Jan. 22-(Special)- “Ser

It is feared' the entire population of _.-

Moundville was annihilated bye tornado than

Zihe place had about three` hundred “mm

people. There is no oiiiclal information *T

regarding the fatality. ,, so

Robe

To cure a headache in ten min utes use _,

Kumfort Headache Powders. "Eh

the

lilly be at

’ S _ ~Co;'ri.» emotive commune. ef ue Lost

’ by the

win.-

-Co

l Sunday at 2.30 and 7p. m. Interesting

0 discourses on “Man`s nature and destiny."

Good

lecture on Monday night at8 o`clcck. In-

teresti

, lesson

a Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.

' Five

eron's. 23 ‘I ll

Take advantage of the big sale

(lofi Bros.. t .-

few days longer. 22 d 31

temp

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crow

miss!a's axswnn ro Jarvis. °b|°

tion

PLms,Jan. 22.-(Special)-It is under- sent

attend a meeting of the executive

ness in his family was also absent.

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DOCTOR DRQPPED DEAD.

ANNDUNCEM ENTS-

mon on the Mount."

Saturday for the “Weeklv."

rt Campbell. Visitors welcome.

THE Attitude of the Christian Voter reference to Public Affairs," will be topic for discussion at the Central

Christian Church on Lord's Day evening.

-The Study Class of the Canadian

A Historlcalfioeiety will meet this after

°°°“ *I* the '°‘lden°° Cf Mrs' D ' A”d°"' live years going withoutastop, and make “rushing” dazed their option- that’s ood for anything is generall “mv 18,398 trips from St. John lo Moncton ents and for the brief four minutes in P gill _ _

before equalling his present mileage. whichiour goals were scored the home an t_h¢ _h°“lthY “Pima will 51W*Y5 5811! And the best of it all is that be always team seemed powerless. In the remain- for 1"’ fights'

_t§;vels “dcadhead" opal never bastlnpay ing part of the hall' the Vlctcrlas went hiwhen ° My “hum the rough SPM” °f

Hillsboro St. All members are cord invited to attend. The meeting will

half past three Instead of four'

ucil of Women will meet at the

Queen Hotel on Tuesday morning Jan. 20 at li o'clock. All members are requested toattend to make preparations for* the annual meeting on thc`30 Inst.

6 Gwinn to the stormy weather of last

‘ Sunday the address of Rev. G. M. Young

in the Y.M.C.A., was postponed till Inext

Sunday afternoon when he will speak to the men`s meeting on the subjectr “ Is

n. God? Can we know Him l'

there

Prof. Watts' orchestra will be in attend-

and lead the music.

-As some persons have been canvas-

- sing against. me stating that I have retir-

ci, and casting doubts on my qualificat- ions, I wish to say that my qu aliiicnlious

C ’ C are all right and I am willing to stand

m. I am in the contest to stay and Yours Respectfully, Thoe. Taylor.

22 d iii l Ex.

me to the Tabernacle Fitzroy St on

music, duet singing. A health

ng subject, illustrated, a Bible on “Jesus and :he doctors" on

kinds of fooi choppers at Cam-

I() Days Sale of Chinaware

Commencing this Friday inorni

days we offer our choice stock of Fancy China Goods at 2

discount of 30 p. c., all New Goods

RESERVE. Everything in China is included in sale, for

CASH ONLY:

Haszard & Moore,

ng and continuing fOr 10

,elegant designs. N0

v.Mr.Sinclair of:Ment.ague being call-

S. Convention was unable to attend

Mr. Wason. Montague, on account of

non-ro, Jan.l7.-On returning from h this morning, Dr. Murphy, Super-

El t f th B k ill A l ,

lined his ideas in regard toarmy reforms. dmppe;nde:d “Ed 54_r°° v 6 sy um

ictorla Division, Sons of Temperance

here will be a public Gospel meeting t. George Street Church, open to all,

on Sunday at 4 p. m. Lesson Mathew 5-1

Changes" of ads must be in not later l p. m. each day to insure insertion

earl’ mm m°m|,m_ following morning and not later than

he W. C. T. U. will meet Monday

afternoon at 3.30. The subiect will be

ientiilc Temperance," led hy Mrs.

5. as

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Jan.22.

Murdcch McLeod vs. Donald McRae

action fordamagcs alleged to have ae-

crued by fire negllgsntly set by the de- fendant , and resulting in destruction of some acres of wood belonging to the plaintiff at Bonshaw. Now before the court. Stewart, K. C. for plaintiff and A. J. B. Melllsh for defendant.

Are You Troubled by Sleeplossness?

Over-Wrought Nerves Cause the

Trouble-Build up, Fortify the

Nervous System with Ferrozoue-

Then You Will sleep soundly. -

There is probably no remedy thatsoothes

the nervesand drives away those long ni btw of wakefulnesa like Ferrozone

ol' man aiwuetber.

D ' it i di i

renee can do tiiia so be sure that no dis-

h, ut d gk b My Q. .°¢,¢|_h|n| _ Entered into rest on the Huh lust. at

prglentedo “jlueguaz grid." No other ii; the residence of James Gillis, Belle Bihar, R & m°dY|‘°°l'°°" “ 3?” °° F‘°"°';"°° Misa Catherine Cameron, in the Both 9 2{|:f| ?g0:,;g§|r,g’g,.°rN_.é_` %°x|?,,,°!&. year of har age. Deceased was a native

than two return trips to the moon, or ent that the Sunimerslde team had - nearly iiftyjourneys around the world. received a fatherly lecture at half time. He could have gone to Loudon and re- In two minutes they scored, and then turned two hundred times without mak- came the most amazing play of the ingas much mileage as he has already game. In less than three minutes done. He could sit in an express train the Western team scored three

' running at the average rate, for almost goals; their forwards' combined

ton glaring. cu

Victorias Win. -

James McKenna, the C. P. R. travelling The second hockey game oi the Provin- ms covsrnn simluoivs.

arren', who visits Charlottetown fre- cial League series played last night \ quontty and has many friends here as in between Suaimerside and the Victorias H_

every pirt of Canada, has probably tn- was won by the Western team bya score Mp vtlied more miles than any man inCanada of eight goals to four. The Summerside we outside of train hands, and certainly more 'Seam with the exception of Matheson w ho 0 Ie

than any in the maritime provinces. Hr replaced Williams at goal, was in all

McKenna is the senior traveller in the positions the same as last year. The “'l-"<"`ll’Bfi Ulm-'S IEUAPE-

of C. P. R., and has been on the road for players, pirtlculariy Holman and Cushing U

twenty-one years, or practically ever were all in their old time form, and their w__m_____f Winning

since the C. P. R. was s railroad. He hands have not lost their cunning. The 3'

has kept an account 0|' his movements, Victoria team was the same as played the i~`IRl\\lAN MEETS Dl<IA'1'H.

during all this time and from this account Ab8RW9iiH LW0 WBBIKS 8110. With the S

learns that daring the asc cwest years exception of Brown wh°ret>la¢sd Gretwrr; _ he has travelltd neu; . mmlonynnd __ Duke _md R Gaudm exchsnged places on trains collided here and Fireman Alber qua;-tgp mugs, The average rate of the defence. The rink was well i'llled by J°h'“’t°° WHS killed-

travelllng is about four thousand miles a BD Cui-h\1SiBSiiC IIDCIIGY BUCIIQIICG. iiwlud' RA

month, or fifty thousand aysar, although ing the admirers with the “mellow

ln some months Mr. McKenna has done aqueal." when at eiliht 0`¢l0¢k sharp T as much as twelve thousand and as little referee Sullivan nailed the teams together. f»U1m¢ fhl”0ll8i1°Ui- 0DU\ri0 ia bifwked b aséiarely one thousand miles. This prompt start was promised by the hlizzards and snow storms, e has seen all there is to be seen In managers and was commendably fulillied. _ _ _ America, or as much of it as can be Sueh promptness is certainly deserving MDDIPICATIONA ASKED mn'

reached through the ordinary means of of spectators’ gratitude. Acting on The OTTAWA. Jan. 22-Sir Wilfrid Laurier, transportation. For eight years Mr. Guardians suggestion after last game, Mn McKeana moved around New England, the managers secured the Fourth Regl- HB

and during his service with the C. P. R. ment Band, and the letters excellent he he has travelled out from Montreal playing relieved the monotony ufamulti- Tnmk Yesterday when me m°dm°°"'l°°5 and Quebec, as well as Sr. John. Hs has Indo of otherwise weary waits. This too, B*

been over the whole of the C. P. R. was much appreciated by spectators. and Pacidc in the contract of last season were _several times, has done the United Stdtes added much to the pleasure of a somc- (ak

from east to west and south to New what dieappcintinggame.

Orleans, but has never made any trip of The iesultof the game was surprising any account by <boat, these latter being_ to the home team. In the first half they

confined to short passages to Newfound- scored three goals to their opponents one. Cmgggq JNL 22_ ._ (spectgq) ._ land, across the liay and P. E. Island. and had the advantage throughout the J,,n_ Wheat, 905 may Wheat __

Coming down to figures Mr. McKenna thirty minutes play. At the bfginnieg

has gone 1,200,000 miles, equal to more of the second half, however, it was evid-

by Storms-

fllfty sermons.

IIMQ YR BLOCKED HY h'I`()RMS.

Sifl.on,aud Mr. Patterson, met Messrs yes and Wainwright of the Grand

asked on the Grand Trunk

en into account.

m CHICAGO MARKETS.

“ Corn 49§ “ Corn _ “ Pork $il:l.32§ Pork _

oRON'ro, Jan. 22.-(Special)-Railway

ntvtntttts

sler Reception in Moncton-

orkman’s Awful Death-Heavy Loss by Fire in Dawson Clly.

A toLl,lmz ai»l»otN'rMxNr. '

Vmuivso, Jan. 22.-(Speclal.)-Rev. Moz~'-meal., Jan. 22-(Special)-Samuel H- B\k¢".“l”€Hid°D€ Preacher. has dis- G. Archibald has been appointed Pro-

cared aftsras is aliedged,breaking into lessor of French law in the i/'nlvcreity of Congregational Church and stealing Calr

o, Egypt. llc isa son of Justice

Archibald of the Superior Court of Quebec.

taker “'55 QUQAQQQ1 [U wgd A _young MR. irIM.\II‘IRS()N‘d .\i0\'E.\iEN'I`b`-

i$A'rl|t'ns1‘, lan. 22-(Special)-lion. II.

R, Emmerson arrived at one o`cloclz, was

ARN,_`__]aD_22_(SpecmI_)__Two frelgm escorted to the Court iionsc, and pre-

,_ sented with an address.

lie left at three o‘clnck for Moncton

where he will be given a monster recep- tion this evening.

arisr AN Awtful. DEATH.

Vawovvsn, Jan. 2:-(Special)-James

McLennan, working near a vat of boiling water at Tulu Island, fell in and was boiled to death.

nan l-‘ins IN uawsox.

A special despatch from Dawson says

that tire destroyed a warm storage house

of the Ladue Company and the premises of Ames Company.

The Ladue loss is $75,000 and the Ame;

$30,000. Both were partially insured.

Blcyclisth and all athletics depend on

BENTLEYS Llniment to keep their joints iiniber and muscles in trim.

f atlcket. All transportftionlcnmpan- badly toflplecés, being unable to sttnd apt to be aweakling

ies issue to officials of other roads annual the pace set by their opponents whoishow- and to be gonmioug A

passes and Mr. McKenna hasa large ed much better staying powers. Tney ofthe fact. If pooketiul of these. But he never needs scored one goal, while after the first four A great- Ulfllly -' them. Every conductor in the country goals rush the Western players scored gl V knows “Jimmy” and his face carries lilm three, and the game eniled -Summcrsirle cf anywhere. 8. Victorlas 4. cn

During this half, with tilteen minutes Sw

to play, Cushing the speedy Sutntiimifle organs or digestion - forward was injured by a blow from the an puckaud had to retire. Drake of ttc ell Victorins was droppei to ru'n matters er

and McLean went back to the defence. bOdV_ which is __ _

McQuiilan ofthe Victorlas and Hci_ th

Are the had boys ver often. The boy

u c§0us. He’a n healthy animal(

others have testi-

In the second half a number of quest piel-Cys golden Med_ _ __ ‘

ionalile plays by both t°ams were allow- ical Discovery. All ',_ _

ed to Pass unnoticed. Kicks, off-sides, Slréllgfil COUIBS l`l‘f>I11 Fi '.= ‘l'

tripping, ill concealed cross checking and f° _ ~ ,_ .f

_*_ doubtful stick handlings were ut tim:-s pe

od after it li.-is been rfcctly digested

and assimilated. By

ring diseases ol' the ,_

d nutrition "Gol l-

y" enables tile per- ` ='- '

us built up in the

mnn of the Summerstde team were cacii out

given a long rest by the referee _for vio- be p ly _ latin`g Hockey Law. Tliere is no alcohol in _"Discovery,"

The Inte,_med|ate game WM Wm, by we and it entirely free from opium, rocaine,

Vlctorias eleven goals to three. Blake of ‘nd all mb" ”‘"°°"’°5'

~n.l>' ‘ d'~' it d d.r

the Victorian lwals railed off for two mln- :Y 1:50 _`»;s__"¢_>__i:_.-_1_v;;ctio__¢i}§____;i:

f i_ c C D_ er, swcgo `o., _ _ “ati n scroun_

`"`” °' °““ ° " v.t.:‘i:1.‘.:2:'.;'::t::.;°.:.:1":;2'°t.’:“':.t“s

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NOTES' him for ove_rn year. He took Dr. Pierc<‘s Golden

ukogy" Bak". pmyej hh.; ugugi ggyd Medical Discovery and has not had one in over

a r. M y n aiiadscrof l

me..-.1 mm.. »._r!°.§..»., ».i..t°l‘.i§°tZ.‘Z.a an i...“.?.1l'fl§.'i'ii.’;'i

McQui1lnn of the Victorias worked hard '"'°° h° °°m‘“"`°°“d ‘° “ke ’°“' ’”°‘u°l""" against odds for his team in the second Pi‘§"C°'5 C°mm°n S9559 M¢diC”1 ha" Adviser, ln paper cotvcr, sent fra ou re-

ceipt of 31 one-cent stamps to ny ex-

The usual number of delays occasioned use of custonw ,md mail," (WI),

, ~ r P= _ _ H J- For by broken ekatia, etc., were not absent, cloth binding send 50 stamps. Address but the Band relieved the moncrony. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

built u -l footl

Gotti Boys”

e companions he is

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d to the wonderful ring and strength- ing power of Dr.

s 5.-.il

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mach and other

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Medical Discov-

t nourisliuiciit of 'Y '

y way a body can `

tifticc Stationery

Of every description in .

stock.

BLANK BOOKS, Led-

gers_ Day Bcous, Cash Geeks. Journals, Bill Books, invoice Books, Letter Books, Biotters, etc.. sic-, all styles of bind- ing. Our prices will be found to bc very mucl: lower than you can get same books made here for,

_if you use Envelopes

(and nearly everybody does) why we are “On 'I`op;"i1carlya flilllon in stock tio centa per thous-

and up.

invoice Paper, lype-

writer Paper, Note Paper inks, (six different ninkersi in fact everything you would ex- pect to find in an Up-to- d8\€ B00k5t0l’C_ Priges

the lowest.

Booksellers and station-

ers.

CARTER & C0., Lid.

g _ Umpires`decislons were not disputed 'T' ' ' " ' 'T 4

ldvervhodv whose sloeo is restless should | d g b U1 _ take Fsrrczone like Mr J H McGaw ‘mt umm Tn S use no B eewcp

*ho writes from S-skuém; M “Hows :_' tion if reliable umpires who know what a

“I was bothered with insomnia last z°alreailvis.are always chown :t:.:f_':'.:’.i‘:.°“.:':.:f‘°."°.:2:°attests? R-f--M S~-»1~-- W- 'W

ncrvous. Ifit had goneon muah longer °h°°k°d IV °““- °f the Pl”-7°" I would have been a physical wreck. in the Senior game and gave

I TBM! 35°” _E°l_;l’°5?__ll0. ‘sd a hand spring exhibition. He gene- i

Fgrrozone Eg_:'::_°°'fhr§m_0dyb3'g:mte% rcuslyudiéie not send the player to the

rin S ng ex xes, an prom a .

Restful glee took one tablet with ev

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under such great mental excitement and Eau able be take thinul mglrs uuietlyi 0aJettmyi2ta1no4,»r, Wood I.-leads

rrozone lnproved my gestion.

pibked uplnspli-its and ati-ength,nnd in Mm" b' Rev'A S swwart' Wm J J

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.,,°mp“.,n",|’ .halt um, sleep came Young of \Vood Islands and Nellie Mc-

the minute my head touched the pillow. Miiian of the name place.

Ferrolone completely rehabilitated my ‘ system, ond has made me e dinereut sort |)| ED, l

,,..3§..“.',§:.,,'}-:fl §°“I§°"h °.-§°¢°°°°m°' at syane .nn mu 1904 or i. it td

T k F. t 0 ;l H; :imc curl. I _.D - .8 YD o a e erroxonere an en c cause f Mi K ¢ I i . ilaf yleur sleepin: nTghts will be removed. :nn M a Q 0 mn nz. yn"

a weve cures nsomnie. At Montague, Jan, 20th by Rev L J Fetrozone is the greatest health giver, w“°n_ Arthur Thammon of pew” Road 6

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{,’,‘,_,‘_"°f§ I,‘§l{'_{,',’i§R";’§,’,',°' ,§,'1Qf,,‘,',“§f§,’,, °,_‘,,'f and ima. daughter or outlet Gollum of N C i F o

vigor and health at small cost. Uaiy Ter- Slurlrovm

Kingston, Oat. of Rosehirr, Scotland Rink NI3~n9~8¢f5

To the Electors of Vvcsi

Queens.

tlcntletucn-A Writ lmving issued

calling nn election for West Queens on tile 16th Febitiziry next, to select

a representative to Serve in the House ol' Commons. and having been

nominated as the Liberal standard bearer nt a very large and represent- ntive convention held on the 24th

December last, I take this opportun-

i ‘ i

ty of soliciting your votes and

valued support, as it will he impos- sible for me to call personally on each elector. ani conscious 0" llie

ct that whilst much has been done

fa by the Laurier Government since they obtained power, to advance the

nterests ofthe people of this Prov- nee, there are still some matters hat require attention, and ii elected will use my best efforts to further

I _ . promote the welfare of Prince Ed-

ward Island generally and West

Queen 'a in particular.

I have tlic honor to remain

Yours faithfully,

IIORACB HASYARD

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