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Shelbyville, Ind -A rooster, owned y Mrs. john Leech drove e sitting eii from her nest and tried the job himself Acetousted the rooster and is iiuwtalungthe hen’s place on the eggs

The substitution of the rooster for the eii, and cat for rooster, “ill probably ot aHect the eggs

Substitution, however, is dlngiiloiil

where our health- is concerned. caube no excuse for a dealer oftflllg something which is said to he "j‘nst~‘\.s ood" when Fruit-a tires ’ are asked

" ruit-a-tivewhevepiovcdtheirgrmt aloe iii all cases of Indigestion. and Dy»P*P\li Constipatiog Bri and in troubles ansiqg an were of the Liver, Bowels, .Ki eyslnd skin

They are the only remedy made of

ripe fruit Juices, and they tone up Liier and Kidneyl andregulate the Bowels, even more eifectivelv than fruit itself Thousands swear by them

riiit a tives” are sold at 5oc a box

6 for $2 50, or trial size, 25 -at dealers, or from Fruit-a ti\es Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

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T HANITHAHAN

The will of the late Thomas Han rahan was probated Monday U e it F L Haszard and George William I-Ianiirahan are executors nd trustees To them the “hole of he estate is transferred in trust The dwelling house on Rochiord Square is to be held for the use oi rs Handrahan during her life, to

ether with an annuity of $500 Miss Josephine Handrahan $6 000 is iven for her oun sole use and bene- t, to his son George William the um of S4 000, and to Dennis O Mere Handrahan $3 000 For Thomas P I nd Ralph B Handraban $1 000 each s to be set apart to be held by the xecutors and paid as they see at To his sister, Margaret Murphy the annuity of $2:>0 is giien for life, to be paid in monthly instalments T the Bishop of Charlottetown there is given gr general church purposes the sum of $300 Two thousand dollars s to be paid for the education of the hildren of the late Dr James Han- drahan, $100 to the Charlottetown Hospital and $100 to the St Vin cent de Paul Society The estate re- maining on the death of his wife is bequeathed to his son George Wu. liam and Dennis 0 Mera and his daughter Mary Josephine in equal shares In conclusion, the *curator expresses the wish that his song Geflfge William and Dennis 0 Mara and his tiio clerks, H dley \f Bun' tain and John E Bell shall if prac- ticable, buy out the business and Wharf PI‘0Derty and continue the husi ness In the meantime, the bu mess

;s to be continued by the trurees Or One year after the testator; gzsilhiyiidme me”t°'y '"5 -Ut sei

MIDGET PITTIHEH

SIGNS LUNTHTCT

1\EW YORK Feb 7._Th

of Weldon Wolfgang, the 1:,dc,;t;tr;,et_ cher of the Albany club of the New YO k State league last year, was 11,. ceived at Boston National headqriap ters The youngster is 22 years gf

W01f§8-HK was discovered and

brought out .iy Mike Doherty, man. 8S’€1‘ Of Waterbury He pitched about five games for Altiany at iihe tam end of the season 1908 Last year he ranked seventh among pitchers in

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To the Electors of the City oi Char

lottetown

Ladies and Gentlemen -Yielding to a large and influential requisition presented to me this day I have con-

sewef Bild WSUEF 8\1DiJly for this City

Having served nine years at the

a can se, er ore respec u y take this opportunity of soliciting your support and influence in the

D STEWART

Ch Towii Jan I 26. 1910. 1-2'Idtf

CARD

To the Electors of the City of Chai lottetown.

Ladies and Geiitlemenz-

I take this opportunity of in

_foniiing you that I am again candidate for the position of a com missioner of Sewers and Wate Supply.

Iii thanking you very heartily

for the generous support always ex- tended mein the past I regret that I shall not be able to call i.pon you personally, but take this op- portunity to solicit your support at

_ If you do me the honor to again lecb ine I shall, as heretofore, en-

Ths latest news, ilrsti of ll-\

Attention is called to the ad re

strayed of Timothy Young, Iris, which appears in this issue 2 9dli

Dealers in Montague ymterday

were paying forty tiwo cents a bus for oats, twenty two to twenty-five cont! q doa for eggs, ten dollars a ton for loose hay; ten and s quarter cents a ibfor pork, twenty two cts a\ 115 for butter ndlwontyi-two cts a doz for egis

Dealers in Souris yesterday were

paying twenty five cents a lb for but- ter forty cents a bus for oats, twenty-eight cents a Dua for pota- toes, ten and a half cents a lb for inspected pork, sixteen cents a lb for tiirnips, nine and one half cents pound for hides, twenty-five cents a doz for eggs, one dollar each for peits, tan dollars a ton for hay and tive dollars a ton for straw

Lamplight win noi, be. satisfactory

if the burner be old bumt out or dirty if the wick be clogged, or fl ou use inferior oil With youu lamp in good order and MAYFLOWI E1 OIL which is especially prepared for household use, you will have the best light: for the eyes known to mnn

There are only "G0 ladies can get

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A thick adhesive ointment. Nmhrliied with Javanese Menthol nad vaseline two ofthe must wonderful huliniz drugs known

lt soothe! healeuid tends to restore those

w o sniier from P1109, Ellltlc, lhzll-

mnun-% Calling, irriiaied and einer skin ti-ou lest

The word Solve" literally means be well or in [ood Health l`ry Davis' UQIIIIIOI SIIVC and 3 ou will be relieved

All Dealer:

i DAVIS l LAWRENCE C0 Montreal

the New York State league and led the Albany pitchers with 22 won, ii lost and one tie

Wolfgang, May 19 1909 held Syra-

cuse tio no hits, but lost the game, 1 to 0 Last year he gave 46 unset on balls in 40 games, he struck out 90 men hit but one man had one wild pitch and one balk which inidi- cate clearly his excellent control

H had eigh-1: extra-inning games

last. year, one of which a 0 to 0 ama, went to 14 innings He lost only three of the extended games

Wolfgang is essentially a spit-ball

pitcher I-le also uses an edect-ive drop. but his curves are slight

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'l o the electors of Charlotte

i.adies and Gentlemen ,--

Having been urgently requesteil

by ii large iiniiiber of influential taxpai ers to offer as ri canidate for he office of Ma) or of Charlotte- town, I have consented so do so,

I have served for the past six yi :ir

as :1 City Louncilnr for Vi ard Five and for the last iii o sears have been Cliairniaii of tlic Finance Commit ee \Vriile heartily in accord ii ith tha

civic improvement policy of the pre- sent council I believe in the exercise

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of all possible economy consistent withaii efficient publii ser ice

If I have the honor of being elect ed I pledge myself to continue to devote as much of my time and at ieufion as po=sible, to the cause of ood civic government Thanking the citizens for the coufid

ence reposei in me in the past and earn esily soliciting your support iii the com ing eleciion I remain

Yours rear ectfiilly,

Aill amounts ior Guardian adver

tising and subscriptions in Montague nd vicinity should be paidtie W A Johnstone, agent, elld in SOUR and vicinity to A J McDonald,

h nc 1. iindsi- the aus

pic?sh°o!B°gtT& A‘h‘dre§’a' Church choir which was postponed, will take place 01)' Thursday FBT) 10"! th! Audi

gqfium, Montague, at 7 p2 £41

_ Pnoi Theodore Ross addressed u

tiita in the Temperance Hall G¢or§ town on Feb 4th Mr Ross spo on, 5 variety oi subjects He corn- plilnentecl the institute on the work done during the past year and on their efforts in arranging for the coming Seed Fair He showed that by the formation of a Central Insti tute, where delegates from all th institutes could meet legislation and education could be influenced and bet- ter prices obtained for farm p duce Mr Ross also spoke of the in formation gained by tnoss who at tended the short course at Truro The dairy industry was also touched* on and better training along the line uf feeding and care of cattle was ad iocated The education question was next dealt with and the necessity “as shown of more education along

lfood in the soil most economically a.

The following was recommended lst year, pasture, 2nd year, hold crop, .ird year, wheat or barley, 4th year, clover, 5th year, oats 6th year, tim othy hay In preparing the land for liold crop, ribbing up the land in the fail was advocated Prof Ross was listened to with great attention and questions asked by 'members present were answered satisfactorily At the close a vote of thanks was tendered the professor, which was suitably acknowledged J V McPhee, Seen tary

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pockets and 'street workers’ that ii; is unsafe, according to Magistrate Cornell for a man with any conoid eral'le sum of money in his pockot to wat: sf; nigh; from Delmonico’s to

Hugh Smith Freeland, has dis-

posed of his pacing gelding Bonanza Princeton to parties in Charlotte- town for 3 handsome sum

i TER oioimii ,_ PIULVVAY

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frein liefween

Meals Table d’hofs Breakfast 75c

Luncheon 75c Dinner Sl 00

Direction connection at Bonaveii

ture Union Depot withthe Cran Trunk trains for the West

ULU 000 hail, today on complaint of John 'Hiomne Russel, treasurer of the

_ _ NIU ‘YOYK TLEUBII Oompgny, who

` 6mm iii iiosueidi oem.. w ascension. Aunt £23’ “af '§’,",f,§,“ 2, ,‘fh°““,';‘§f,§";‘fw°§ g ‘nd in emu" A J M°D°"m AF" , picked his pockets ol $50 before he

could get rid of hor

The magistrate after recalling the

resent case of Warner Van Norden, who was simiiariy robbed oi sas ooo said to the policeman who made the arrest

5'- Tell your captain that conditi ri

on a street known the world over and which should be the pride of New York, must change From the Waldorf to Delmonicos ii main runs oh gauntlet of pickpoekot women. strong armed women and street workers

meeting oi Onward Farmers Insti Lldili If €|l\l'|lliil\0Ill

May Now lleve Besufifu| lieu: Mid lfnlhel lfeftiie Article and Guarantees if io Grow lair

.\lr Hughes. lmrkeii up b\ lht Ill-Ulu

fatiiireis oi' hril \ IA, llic brent Hair Grouer, guarantees il to grow h.iir

Q.-\L\ l»\ destroys Dandruif in ten days. The roots ofthe hair are so norinshed

and fed ihat ai new crop of hair springs up, io the niivizemont and delight nf' the iisei The lmir is made soft .ind fiuiiy. Like all \iiiciiiiui prcpnniiioiis S \l \ I \ is daiiiiilv perfumed. li ii. hard io find .iii

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im -0 -f 2s';;‘:,‘;;":; ‘:s::,.,?‘;f‘;1‘;‘;:°';;,:i r.:.:r:.:; ““° "‘ ‘ °“ 8 :;?i°°?ord‘?§:_;';e1sdr°°B 5‘;"?ffd&t I ing that to use the elements of plant |,,d,,., of _,M-,,,¢,. ,md miiiienic use no

other

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find is the ladies' f.-i\oriie A inrifei H9" miie hniilr goc The Scohell Drug Lo , Si Calharines Ciiiiadinn iiisiribiilors-

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ND OF THE ALASKAN

THE E BOUNDARY DISPUTE

Popular interest in the Alaskagi

Boundary Dispute died out soon al ter the decision of the Internationa Tribunal when Lord Alverstone made his so called concession to the Amer- icans But. the most imil°l`t8!1f W°\`k of all in connection with the bound-

A arv has been proceedll1S quietly BWI'

since The actual I11Bl'kil18 OT the line has been going on And how is

b i rked " This

the boundary eng ma question is answered in entertaining fashion in February Busy Man's by

NEW YORK Feb 7-Fasiiioiiaiiiii one oi nie members of the Canadian

Fifth avenue is so infested with pick- boundary survey party J D Craig.

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The line is “marked’ in three

ways-by monuments by cutting out the “vista ” and by ascertaining the exact position of each of its turning

the Wiaidgrf point? ora angie: __ Th: raiginumerits

'ph are pace on e nea a prom ri-

g_i magistrate held- Jennie Mis ent points, such as the banks of riv-

HORSE NOTES ers, the crossing oftrailsi or on the

summits of ridges or mountain spurs on line These monuments are of aluminum bronze, and two sizes are used For the more important points a large one, weighing about two hun- dred and seventy-tivo pounds, tive feet high square in section, hollow, and tapering toward the top, is set in concrete, the whole weighing from twenty-tive hundred to thirty-five hundred pounds For the minor or, les accessible points a mort port- ab e monument, weighing about fifty- five pounds, is used It is of the same material, a hollow cone three feet high with four legs, which are either cemented into holes drilled in the solid rock or set in a bed oi con- crete A “twenty foot sky1ine,’ or

vista is cut through all timber

I along the line All trees, or branch-

as o ess, within ten feet of the line on, either side, are cut down, and ag it is generally easter to cut. down a whole tree than to climh it to cut off 501516 Overhanging branch, many trees are felled which are outside the ten foot limit This gash in the timber IS VGFY noticeable and remains prom- inently visible for many years The la tude, longitude, and Bigitudo 0| al turning points on the line, and I °f an m°U“m0Uf-S. are ascertain ed by connecting them by 3 gynem of triangulation, with points the po-

w K Rwers §l?§r'$i»§°§.i Whllh ¢if`.,“".i,.m° “f,'°§2,, §§2§

§ are obtained from which are con

cny Tlckd Men* skrugted accurate mapm showing the V BDii_?uty of the Minister of tho Interior

sented to nominate a candidate BENJAMIN ROGERS r. _ “°“th°""°‘i °“"|‘°°u°“ °f"‘|" “d for the position of Codinllissioner of iodtilldate 'J cfl&I‘l0ff¢f0Wll, P E I ;§il1),;g!;f heyacg' :£2 §?utT;$3hn;°r two v°'m°m°mwm"°t ba "M tm"

A. W Ream", Suanysrd e

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ANNOUNCEMENTB

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~ The Crystals won l1‘0m U10 Ab*

ii-iesi in the Arena, can' tiiey -'vin ircin me victories Came Fri lay i int anJ ee 2 ‘-dll

**Don't make any other eiiE5S° ment for next Friday night. 'l‘hiit's the night the Victorias and Crystals Hockey teams Play, much depends upon. the result If tae Crystals vin the Vics lose all chances of Willhlhi the trophy, if the Vics mn they still have a chance Come aid see which team wins out "-‘flll-

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HIGGINBOTI-IAM-McDONALD - At the manse, Murray Harbor North on Monday, Jan 24th at 7 30 P111' by Rev Andrew Gray, Harry John I-lfgginbotham of Cambridgti LW 63 to Margaret Ann McDonald Peter's Road

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DEWAR-At Vancouver, B C on Jan 24 1910, of typhoid fever Claude Hunter Dewar, aged 21

SELLER-In this City February 8th

19li0 Susannah, wife of the late Benjamin Seller aged 71 years. Funeral from her late residence Grafton Bt East on Thursday ser- vice commencing at 215, cortage leaves at 2 40 o'cloclrf by train t Sherwo

od Cemetery

The Nova Scotia "Lumber King"

says

‘I consider MINARD S LINIMENT

the BEST linimsnt in use

I got my foot badly jammed lately

I bathed it well with MINARDS LINIMENT and it was as well as ever next day

Yours very truly

T G McMULLiEN

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Synopsis of Canadian North west Lend Regulations

‘JY person who is the sole head ofa family or any niale oi ci- 18 vcarw old, may home

stead a usrtci socti n of ai ailabla Dominion

rid in anitoba ~'iiskiit< hewnn or Alberts. he aiiplicant min-it aiipour in erson at the Dominion Lands A eric) or Sul?-Agviicy for the district P nlry y proxy iiiiiy be niada at nnva|cncv.oii certain conditions, by father,

313051 ei-,i;_on. rlatug tor. brother orsietcr of in

n ng onie e Untieii.-:lix months' rei~idence upon and

cultivation of the land in each of three mars. A nomiiiiteniierniay liie within nine miles cf his liomestead on a farin of at lea~tB0 acres riioluly owned and occupied by him or by his lfathenmother. son daughter, brother or shi-

In certain districts ii liomestundor in ilood Arandin may pre umpt ii quarter section along side his oniosieiui Priue\.i00 racro Dirt los-Must reside six months Ti? auch of Nix hears from date of hoinciitead onii y (iiicliidin the time required to earn homestead patent and cultivate fifty acres extra. A hommitasdei who hal exhausted his home

st ad right and cannot obteiiiii. re-eniption may taken purchased homesteng in cvrteln dlsiiicls Friiiufiflii par nero. Duties-Must renidosix months iinficii of throo years, cul tivatsilfty acres and erect a house worth .'Il0.tD

W W CORY

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at Ilic following discqunts i5 nn' wil y ‘

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"WimfHfS 16 2-3 in

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Council Board I feel that I am fairly - ”-“ -F ' C' "mm

conversant with civic matters I have MWHYI taken a deep interest in our nater and sewerage system and if elected wlrll use my best endeavors to extend and improve the some in the |1109! B¢0lIomical manner so as to give the best possible service to all

citizens

As the time is very short: it will be _ _

impossible fun me to make a person- 0 r r c S I

l va th ef I tf ll

Ciiildfs 25 per cent oil T

Fathers and Mothers now is the time to shoe the family.

_ Our stock wemight say isall newly bought

Beware- of old stock which is often dear at half price

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