I °"rr-in nxrmsr News ~

FIRST 0|' ALL

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. ,pond with the financial year of the‘

» .pi~ovince. It was decided to leave the

maftei over for aD0th0l` v\>Bl`

e’ ;*"°‘ 0lEEN’S COU N TY pipigi [gym] |gUiN|] i...z‘.:'.‘:;::;:.~..r-...L-...i-.i>*.;’:;;vs.

I' I ""*'”'-*””" gave his experience of testing the

co\vs in his herd. He had weighed

It pays to buy in this -Province; `nf;p¢;i:i1 cent ,kate in the Are_ . milk every day and tested ever, The -Vfctoria's hockey special te _ '

1-iuiniiicrside leaves this afternoon at 330, One hour’ii skating after the

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11 ififfre number. of those pointing out

g t month This enabled him to dccidc

. , "“' , which was to be blamed, the cow oi' D'h."“§ Nettle SUIIGF. City, left on tliu -_-' fhe man behind the cow. Any liairy

Special 'train to Vape Traverse e ‘ ' ' _ .- ~ . _ - n (Continued from page 1. mari who will test his cows one yeai ioute to<New York. ""~"}` ` " ",~"“"`°°`“";L*?" will' 'et information which will en

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_:Hilo him to engage in dairyirig pr.;

Lnst night at the Arena Alleys the The special train for the Victoiin different factors " liifnbly.

Fumes Regiment team, iii the eighth

game in f§eéArena_4,Bowl1ng League defeated th 5,h.ewepa_Q_ermei; by 21 Inns, .,... ~ ,

The fiinera'l'of~Uthe late Mrs. John N_ fiichesn, city, takes place this af- mnoen at 5.3¢ from her late resi- dence, Weymouth Bt, to the People's Cgmetery.

hockey team leaves for Suinmcrside

. '- The cow which lie thought was the

thislafternoon at 3.30. (inc hour'sl H.alvey Mitchell spoke on the,m'_"` lgood one turiied out the poorest, ani. ska*-illg Bftcr the game. Ulythe herd <'0!Y¥D€tlf-l0m3~ He SHHi'vice versa. The prizesiii life are onlv

--- , ` Wil be the means of awakening won by those \vho work for them.

The death occurred in Pt. Prim ,mimneh i,,te,.,,sL_,]t was not so ,,,,.ch|'I‘hc dairy man must get clear of thi

Feb, 20th nf Mrs. Archibald lilcltaelth , _ . ` ‘S000 pound cow and get the one thai Rhea 34 y0&l“S~ She leaves to mourn l 0 mfmey ‘aim of the DHRS’ b“t.\vill pay a profit on her feed. Tile besides other reyativesl two daunmiithe stimulation of interest. Thclirl-ds keeping of milk reeonds W-11| enum; ers, Mrs. James Kennedy, hliii-rwlvlvtered in this competition were ii- dairyinen to do this. Ilflrboiir _North,' and Mrs. .lairiesjbove the average for' this pi-0\»i|\,-C On motion this paper was receive’ D0l\l1\'011. in California. Tlie fiincruinnd were below the Ontario Mm ay. and given to the committee on pub

A special meeting °f th” Board of yiook pluce Feb. 22nd from ber inte erage. The average hm; for give mon. lication. V

nmgement of me oniidmia Aid Society will be held this afternoon at four o'clock in the hoard of '1‘rn.\e Rooms, Market Building.

J, A. Elliott, Elliott's Mills, was in the city yesterday attcnhing the D,iryman's Association. Mr. Elliott informs The Guardian that he intends moving to the Pacific Coast and in me near future will conduct a sale of valuable registered stock, farm,

etc .

Secretary Riely of the Y. M. C, A., is instituting something new in the line of Sunday afternoon services in the Y. M. C. A. The idea is to make these meetings Bpévglally attractive to young men and the plan is to have fin interesting meeting of an informal find social nature and popular top- ics will be informally and freely dis- cussed. These meetings will start at 4.00 und will doubtless be of partic- ular interest and benefit to young men. One of ‘tha features of the meetings will be the Y. M. C. A. ir- cliestra which will be in attcridaiiec. The first of these meetings will be held Sunday afternoon at four dclock.

Two very interesting games of bas- ketball were played in the Y.M-C,A. last night when the Abegweits and Prince of Wales College senior and intermediate teams-met in the Y.M. (LA, Lezigue series. 'l‘he result was ii double header for thc. P.W.C. lioys, their senior team winning by a score of 14-12 and the intzrinediatis by l2-l0. Both games were very hotly contested and the scores are goodiii- ilicatioiisi of the evenncss of the play. C, J. I-tielly, Y.M.C.A. Secretary, re- fereed the games, and Fred Howatt acted as umpire. This now leaves the P.W.C’s and the Abbies ties in the senior league while the Ategweits are leading in the intermediate lea- gue. Several more league games are yet to bc played and the schedule is being rearranged as to dates. ”

"Buy Molr'ii chocolates here. We handle "Moir’s" chocolates almost exclusively for the reason that we believe them to he far better than any other make. We get a fresh stock every week. Oor patrons ‘like our splendid variety of bulk and packag- es. The McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. GL Geo.-& Kent l/Streets. drtf. _;.__' BOE*-_____- menounnn-at Bzgush. winirf, orweii, Feb. 7, to Hector and Mrs McD~on- -vs .. fiaiicliter. ‘ ‘____Y_A

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llcRAE--At Pt. Prim, on Feb. 20, 1911, Mrs Archibald McRae, aged 84 years. MCAULAY-At Belfast, Feb. 20th, after a lingering illness Angus A. McAulay, in the 29th year of his age. SUT]-IERLANI)~~ At Montague Mills on Feb. 15th of pneiimonia. MPS Mary A. Sutherland relict of the late James Sutherland, New Lon- don. The deceased was 78 years of size.

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ii HOUSE CLEANING - 1 instead of belng a mono- , tonous drudgery becomes ii

pleasure when Sunlight helps you. Remember- Sunlight

V does all the ,wprk, at liiilf the U Cost and in half the ‘ . elmo of other soaps. » ,',, Follow directions ,

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“Rceular meeting of Boyne L. 0. I" WIS evwing at 8 o'clock.

, owildey Lodge meets tonight. The first degree will be conferred.

""Prlncc Edward Council Royal Ar-

mixni will meet thilievealng at 8 o'-

$“Tll0mas Robinson wants a car- \ ld, of horses as will be seen by the Lid in this issue. ' -~"Ccms ¢c.»¢iie~Airc`iis ieiugiii. six- im ice me. music by me renin

It iiiimi.- -*accents ce ni ce *Q iiromnawy A

"Over two hundred and fifty skaters

advantage of the special tpn skate ln'tho_Ai~gna on Tuesday

'rum .win ne this Came Regiment

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'The services at the house and gi-me were conducted by Rev. J. W. Me. Kenzie.

'rue members ei umpire i.o<i,;e, N0, 19. K. of P., held a reunion last evening in their castle hall as u cele- bration of the 47th nnniversiiry of the founding of the Order. The Third Rank was conferred upon is nnminr of canilidates, after which refresh- ments were served. Speeches follow- ed for a short time, after which thc singing of Auld Lang Sync brought ii very successful evening to 5, clone,

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TUHPIUU Bill WAS

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NEW YORK, Feb 50-Chi-istciiail bv

n sister of the man after whom it was named, the torpedo boat dcs~ troyer Monaghan, slipped down the ways of the governiiient‘ shipyard.

The Christening of the destroyer in

another tribute to the inesniory of l€ni"fri John liobert Monaghan, the Sp. fine, Wu., boy who sacrificed his ‘life defending his wounded officer from an attack of savages on April 1, 1899.

Young Monaghan, together with

Phillip V. Lansdale and a detachment of fifty-nine men was sent ashore on the Island of Samoa. Here they were set upon* by cnnnibals and sever- al of the force cut off from retreat among them Monaghan and Laun- dale. '

Desperate attempts were made to

succor the little band but the horde of savages successfully repulsed the rescuing ,party and atlast all were

erlor officer. . Then Lansdale fell wounded and though he might have prolonged his life by retreat, young Monaghan elected to stand by his of- ficer and died in the heroic perfor- mance of his dity.

His action was lauded hy his com-

mander (laptiiiii White of 'Philadel- phia and ri iiionunient to his meinory- which stands today in a. public thor- oughfare of Spokane, was erected by the citizens of his native state.

Miss Eleanor ll. Monaghan, sister

of thc cnsign, was requested by George Von L. Meyer, Secretary oi the Navy, to christen the vessel.

IUINTIIIES Elllillll

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NEWCASTLE, N. B., Feb. 2l-Pat-

rick Carroll, a young man arrested last week on suspicion of having heen the party who attempted a criminal assault upon Mrs. Harvey Phinney, lon the 12th inst., was arraigned be- `fore Magistrate Mnltby today in the residence of Mrs. Phinney, as she was unable to attend court. The evidence of Mrs. Phinney wus taken. She identified the prisoner as her assail-

ant.

Bail was refused for Carroll, who

was remanded till Tuesday next, when other witnesses will be heard.

Mil PHECIPITATE

ANUTHIH Hill Will

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Nsw voni-f. N, Y.. Feb- 21-*A

special cable tn the Herald from London caysi- ` ,

it is reported that the Canadian

Pacific Steamship Line is <\iSsatiHi10<1 with the amount of iminigrant' busi- ness allotted to it by the North At- lantic steerane 11001 and is makin!

arrangements' to transport inr'1i_m_i- grants to United States ports. his probably will lead to another rate cutting war.

CANADIENS BEAT

MONTRIEAL., Feb. 21-(}tlu8fii90S

'beat Reiifrew at the Arena hire to- ‘..igiit, in a inini fought grime. by

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toyneglihgahieiigoivili leave Montreal tomorrow for Halifax and will ar- rive in that City on Thursday eftei. noon. On Thursday evening U13!! “UI play the Halifax team at the Arqnu.

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BOARDS OF TRADE

OROANIZING

'i'onoN'ro. Fen- 21-The 0“**"i‘f

Associated Boards of Trade, céini rising iss aeieraws “nd "i“`°°°“ ‘"3 gif; -four municipalities throughout thgyprovfnce will meet for the first time tedsy it the City Hell 1°’ 9""

poses of organization.

nv: innies comsvlirross iisciimociiv

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0, Ont. Feb. 22-The lad-

fesI:0lIl‘(Nlr;1f;I`i of the' Centre and South

i; (.‘une.-rvative Club coinP1°t°<1

Tom? animation last 'night and at its 0 gve an earnest report of its ln- once za to become an active force in "°"t',°" 1, s strong rroffst ozailwt

t`Ii(;“re$:IpriIcity agreement. , ‘

- iiriiriiew Fouii-iiio.

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ilbs. for 6 nioutlis. ’i‘lie Association ,should support the movement for :iii all year ‘ round 'competition period ,and drop the live months period. I After more discussion Mr. Ander- son spoke for some time on the sys- tem of taxation whereby improve-

`rcsldcnce to the cemetery at Belfast. ths was 51165 IDS, whif-e ()n¢_m~i,) Harvey Mitchell, of thc Dominion

'lierds in coiiiiictitio vera ed 7543 Department Of f`\fZFiC\\1f\1F€, then i§2\\'l

an address. He complimented l‘.ii' Dewar on his excellent paper and nl

‘iso on the valuable work he reportef on testing his herd; He stated tha' the Minister of Agriculture had in structed the Dairy iiomniissiuiier ti select ri district and to get all tii.

|nicnts on farm buildings were taxed ‘so much higher than money lying in the bank. I-le,i.hought the Dairy As- sociation should act on it. i

Walter .Simpson thought the man

who iloer:n't iii; his buildings should be iiixicd :uid nut be ofirrirl iiiiiizcc- ment to ri-.i`i'uiu from izxiiliiii-,g iiiipriivr- iuciii:-1, Lind slioiilii be iini.-i'ovc<i.

fltliers followed on the same liiiu.-i. The Sccrctai'y‘s report l>roiif_'iit

,flown showed that Dairy classes were llirld at I-lillsboro, Tryon and Ken- isiiiglon in May lust and dealt with

was rather disappointing, However, the showing made by those who cn- tcrcil was good.

Au increase iii production of Fall

mid Winter Dairying wus reported. [That the Association had not pre- |\'iously cncouragcd the piirchnse of hand separc.toi-s was regret.ci=d. Much assistance could have been given pur- uliasera in thechoice of a machine. _ .It was noteld with Jitisfaction that cheese exported to Great lirilaiii was improved in quality wlien lr.udc:l. The stundaril of quality of- clit-csc was being well maintained.

The prices paid for cheese on \li<‘

bofiril were very satisfactory, while the wliole year's work was exception- Silly favoriible, Lbu gain flvoi' the pre- vious year was Small.

Loss of iiopiilntion was a scrio:=f‘.

di‘au'lmck to diiirying mid the study of conditions with a viciv to sugges- ting a remedy .~:Iiould he made, It, ‘was thought better to eiicoiiinge mak-

Cut down bm' mfmaghan *md his 9“I’"ling faruis siiiallei' and not larger' ns

the tciidciiiy at present is. The sys- tcin of taxation was criticized othcr_ matters of iiitcrcst to doirymen were touched on in an intelligent miiuiicr.

The report was .fulopteil on motion. li‘. 'l‘. lVIoi'i‘ow lirou,5li’c ilowii liie

niiuiinl report as inspector. I-lc iiiiid: ddring the year two hundred and thirteen visits 46 fuctorics, and he rcportcil cnch factory in detail as to its production, improvements cifccteil or nerdcrl and general conflitiovifz.

ln his report lic suggested that

factory secretaries be furnished by the mailers with weekly rct.iirns of chef.-.ur made and shipped or others disposed of.

Ile made reference to dairy meet-

ings, of which fourteen were held, cow testing, attendance nr, annual meetings, and other topics and concluded by thanking all for im- :iistsnce rendered liiin in the perfor- mance of his duties.

His .report was adopted on motion. After this a general discussion took

place on pasturrizing whey and Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Morrow offered some advice on this siibject. this being supplemented by the practical of* one or two factories which was given ii delegates. _

Then ri resolution was introduced

broacliing the education subject and the debate grew animated. Home speakers strongly contended that the present P. W. C. training was insuf- ficient alongagricultural lines fo fill the need, while others upheld the l". W. C. It was suggested that the scholarship fund at present given to the P. W. C., by the Government be turned over to the Truro Agricultural College to educate one or two P. li. I young men annually.

The evening meeting commenced

with a discussion on changing the date of the financial year to corres-

dairyiiicn in said district to test their cows riiid select the lieifer cal- lvcs from the best milkcrs. I-lc in ]stancad cases where contesting nn. iv.-'eedinir out had increased tlie yield lfroin a herd over 2000 pounds of milii ,per cow. Three districts as mention ed above will_ be organized; one each .in Ontario( and Quebec and one for

ltlie Nlaritinie provinces.

James (TC-oniior gave some cxper

'fence in testing. I-le found that sonic fcows which filled the bucket pr.':»tr-. *well had a lot of froth in their milk.

prizes Ami,-ed fn Competition B5 ,.,,_,;llc spoke of the great ailvoiitage o' ported following this. The response »""“`S “'110ll they can get water at an

,time of the dny. 1 John il. (lounors told ho\v Island fm-t<irIi>.-i iiizifo iuoic pourids of cheese out of 100 pounds of inilk than tlie_\ did in Ontario.

Mr. Mitchell spoke of the matter of

»,agi‘ecing on plan of, tcstiiig milk nt cheese factories, a plan that all could agree upon. Two plans have lieen in .u.~ie. 'l‘he Straiglit flutter Fat t.cs‘.,

, and the fat test plui-: two to alloc

for the casein.

Hon. Mr. liichards spoke of the

breeding of cattle, especially (lair cows. He advised getiliig the vc" best. dairy sires to head the herds, and said that if the best cows vvcrc bred _to a igood dairy sire one would soon have great iinpro‘.'enieni'. and i much larger prodiiction per cow. Hr _rgave an iii.~itan<:c of un island cow which gave nearly B000 pounds in seven months.

Prof. Ross sug;>;esLc>il a discussion

on Winter I)airyin_;. He opened l -saying that dnirying to pay must bi- rarricd on all the year round. Labor is rlieaper in the winter. Better cal- ves can be ruiscil in winter that will develop into better cows and bigger producers in future. Instances were given of Island herds that were iriv- ing a profit of l/I0 por cent on their -feed. 5 \ vote of,thnn'ks was given Ii-lr. lllewar mid his valuable paper. I The thanks of the association wa-. f_ also tendered to Principal Robertson for the use of the Hall. Principal Rob:-.rtsoii replied in a hnppy'1ittlc speech. ‘ ‘

U A vote of thanks was also tendered |

the Dominion and Local Goveriinienti, for the aid given to dairying durini' the past year.

I Prizes awarded were as follows. For [tht-. largest amount of milk per cow to any cheese factory or crcaniery in each county, lst, $10; 2nd, $8; 3rd $7; 4th, $6; 5th, $5; Sth, $4. ‘ Same prizes for amount of butter fat per cow. . Prizes also awarded for herd coni- petition, special prizes offered by Jas. Paton & Co., City and Sinfdair & Stewart, Sumniei-side, for amount of butter fat por acreage, prizes as fol- lows: lst, $6; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $4; 4th, $3; 5th, $2. ,

l oiiininirs coUN'rv.

l Herd Jirizcs.

` I). N. McKay, Springfield.

Jas. A. O*Connor, Clinton.

J. McLeod, Uigg.

A. McLeod, Kinross.

W. McDonald, Glcnfinnan. W. Jenkins, Vernon River.

Acreage Prizes.

Jas. A. O’lionnor, Clinton.

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OI .Il MERCHANTS

BANK BUIIJDING.

I |‘ _ Which is’ being reflttcd for Doiiiinlon Goveruiiient offices.

Jal. Arthur, New Glasgow, ' D. McDonald, Glenfinnan. i W. F. McDonald, Glenllanau.

l'IlIN("E COUNTY. Herd Prizes.

li. B. Crozief, Kensington. Ilaac Lowther, Kensington.

I-I. Il. Bowiiess, Norboro.

G. E. Brown, Margate. Jas. W. Stewart, Kensington. John Andrews, Lot 17.

W. H. McGregor, Miscouche.

Geo. McFarlane, Fenwood. ' Acreage Prizes.

John T. Corcoran, Pinsville. Ambrose Corcoran, Pineville. Thomas Corcoran, Pineville.

Beni. Cairns, Summerside. Fred W. Wooley. Bcdequs. Alex. McLean, Central. 1 John A. Woodside, Kensington.

KlNG'S ('0l1N'f‘Y. Herd Pri'/.es.

J. Ci. Campbell, Heil I’t. James Howlett, (Iowan Brac. Nathan Acorn, Bridgetown.

J'. A. Dewar, New Perth, Jas. A. McKinnon, Rollo Bay.

H[ll'SHlll Hill SIH

EUMUND Wlllllll

-TORONTO, Feb. 20-"After reading the speeches at the board of trade meeting Thursday night," says P. C. I»l\!`kiD. “I um astonished that I do not find myself an annexationist. l have been doing business in the Unit- ed States for sixteen years; I see much of the country and* meet ii creat mnny people, and yet .l find l sin no iannexationist; yet, we are hold by such an authority as' Sir Fld- vnund Walker, prcsidcnt of the Bank of Commerce, that if we trade with the United States we cannot escape inoculation.

“Sir Edmund Walker has had a

large experience in business in the re- uublic to the south of.us. Has hc found that in his css: it has createl an annexationistic sentiment? Pos- sibly it has, but his well-known im- perialistic views enable him to over- come the feeling, and thus he has been able to contiriue trading in the market which he finds most profi- table. _

“Sir Edmund feels, however, that

it would not be right to expose thc farmer to temptation.

“'l‘hai‘. is, he feels that while it is

wise and profitable for him his mil- lions fo trade iii the United States, it would have a had edect on the loyalty of the furizi-ri* if he were en- abled to get :}i.'i mere for a horse .ir five cents more for wheat a little south of where he sells it.”

DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS

. AGAINST HUSBAND

PARIS, Feb. 22--flnroncss Vaugh-

an", the inorgaiintic wife of the lute King Leopold of llclifiliin, has com-‘ mented divorce proceedings against liliiiinanuel Diirieux, a merchant to whom she was married at Arronvlllc

on August 18 of last year. A forma attempt made by the judge to recon cile the couple failed. `

BOLIYNOLDUP IN - 1

TORONTO STORE

'l`()RON'I`f), Ont., Feb, 22-A young man. ninslied, entered William Whar- in’s jewelry store yesterday afternoon unfl draiviiiga revolver ordered the aged proprietor to throw up his hands. Wliarin turned to run, but the liurglafsifruck him -down and than fied ivitlioiif; taking anything.

GETS CALL T0 PICTON

KINGSTON, Out., Feb. 21-Rev. F.

I-l. Hproule, ll. A., pastor of Princess Street Methodist _Church has received nn invitation from Main Street Mciliodist (Jliurch, Picton, to become. its pastor iii June next. If a trans- fer can be arranged he iiiay accept.

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Your Danger From Kidney Troubles A

BEGINS WIIEII Yflllll BACK AGNES.

Backache is the first and thc sure sign

of kidney disease.

When tho buck riches or becomes wcnlc

it is a warning that the kidneys aie alllcctod in some wfiy. _

Next to the licirf., the kidneys ure,

perhaps lhc infisl. ixiiyui lzitit orpjtuis iii Ilia body. It is no woziilcr tliezi fli.-it if the kidneys nro ni`fcci.e~l tlio \\'holo system iaust bc. '

On the first sign of liurkiiclic Drank;

Kidney Pills sliniilil be inlccii. 'l`hi-y no right to tlierciit of the trouble, heal tho delicate ~mcnilirnnes of the kidneys and make their action regular and natural."

Mr. E. J. Saulnier, Lfike Annis, N.S.,

writes:--“I take ii great rleiil of pleosiirc in telling you the benefit I have rcrclvcii from the use of l)oau’.~i Kidney l‘ilIs. I was troubled with my kidneys for icrveinl years; my back war: vmiik, I limi leriillc Iiendachcs, and was so rc.»llci': I roulii not glee » at piciit I 1-oiiiiiuzmczl lining Don.u's I{i<l|ic_v Pills ei:ul in _ii very short lime I was ri,/;lii. nurl fit iig;:..:.."

Donu's Kidney I'llls nzi; 5.1:-'. por lim

or 3 for $l.'25, fit ull <lr.:i|'.‘i< or r-:silo-i direct on receipt of [lirics l.-if The '1`. NJI- burn Co., Liiuiied, ‘oroi io, Uni.

lf ordering direct specify ‘.' Do:iii`e.”

Shoe Bolle. Clllflled f ‘I Hook. Bursifls .,,,\ 1, XV

are hard to cure, yo! i

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I’,lfOVcDE.\'(,ll<l, Feb. 21-Arthur F.

Garland, of Milford, N. H., arrived here on the steamer Tennessee, after an involuntary absence from New England since last August, when he was shanghaied in Boston on board a Norwegian ship bound for Buenos Ayres. V

Garland had a wife and child and

e home in Milford, N. H., when he was carried away. I-le received a let- ter while in New York from a friend of his wife, saying that the latter had taken' the child and departed for Darts unknown.

One day last August he took ii

pleasure jaunt to Boston, where he speedily fell into the toils 'of aisailor hoarding house runner, who was looking hard for just one more man to make complete the ci-cw ot the 'Norwegian ship llajoe. The next thing hc knew lie was at sea.

When he had recovered sufficiently

to realize his situation, he laid his case before Captain Andefson. Arriv- inf: at Buenos Ayres after a voyage of 56 days, Garland, with all tfie rest of the foremast hands, was paid off.

Failing to und ci berth back to the

United States lic was forced to ship on the British tramp steamer Kirk- oswnlrl, ‘bound to Antwerp, Holland, ns a firemen. There he joined another .British tramp, the Hornby Castle, as fireman again, went to Newcastle, England, and then set out for Galves-

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UTIIWI WMIIS I

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orrnwa, Feb. 21-The typhoid' troubles of Obtewa have raised con- siderable criticism of the board af health and the medie¢,l~heulf.h offl- ccr. There is an accusation of dere- fiction of duty of both regarding the entrance of pollution in the water supply.

Outspolyn public opinion was re-

taliated to by 'a proposal of the board of health agreeing on its own efficiency and proposing to raise sal- aries all round in 'the department. This was the last straw and the 'city council, after a warm debate, aekod the board of control to reorganize the discredited, department. Tonight the controllers have asked fox the re- signation of Dr. Law, medical health officer, around whose head the storm has waged. ,f

Meantiine there is' g, serious move

in the city towards' lgovernment by commission o\ving` tb many acts of the aldermen recently. On this point one newspaper has taken 3 plebiscite which gives 98 por cent. in favor of Ottawa being made practically a fed- eral district under s, commission.

Castle there, and jumped freights to New Orleans, where he shipped on the steamer Momus, bound for New York. He arrived a fortnight ago. He was down and out when James H. Spear, a lawyer, came to his assistance, and

paid his fare to the city. He left for

ton. Texas. Garland lcft the Hornbyllloston during the afternoon.

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EVANS

4. _‘ Restore the voice with

soothe, heal and strengthen the _-

ANTISEPTIC THROKI’

5. .. _

al-ues to everybody.

$3.50 Fine Worstcd colors for

¢ -1

off.

25 p. c. off.

A35 uname.

will remove them and iciivo no biem- -

i.-li. Duel not hllutur or remove fhohiilr. ifiii-e'i any puff nr ewulllrin. Horan can be viii-ked.\‘:.00 por boltlo.dolivereil.l|ock fl D fine.

ADSOBBINE. JR-, (mankind, 01.00 lil-lite.)

l`-if Bolle Bniilen, Old Soros. Swelliiin. uoiri, \‘ rl nell7eln~,Vnrico>lti~n Allnvn Priln

Linn! Lia.. luimi. uiisiiin As-iii-. _

Discount Sale

fvow that tlie roads are good and the days fine and the-

people from the country can get into town, we will begin our

discount sale February ist and continue during the whole

month. \Ve will give genuine discounts, but as we do not

mark our goods up in order to appear to take off big discounts

you will not find any extravagant statements in any of our advertising but we will .give genuine discounts and hones

The sale will be for cash only and there will not be ' two

prices. Everybody will be treated alike So that whether you Come yourself or send your child won’t make any difference.

Below are some of our prices.

Among our specialties are a good range of

Ilewson Tweeds. Moncton Tweeds, Ox-

ford Tweeds

Q0 cent Factory Cloth for I 75g

80 cent Factory Cloth for 654; 60 cent Factory Cloth for $1.80 Factory Cloth double width for ‘L50

suitirig different ».

I5 cent hiiglisli print 32 inches wide for 120 I4 cent Auierlczin print I yard wide for IIC iz ceiitCanaciian Print 30 inches wide for 106 15 cent Quilting cotton 32 ins wide for 126 12 cent Quilting cotton 30 ins Wide for 106 21 _cent Shifting Duck for 170 18 cent stripe Sliirting Duck for llc i7‘ cent Gingham Shir-ting for He I5 centlGingham Shifting for l2¢

All dress goods 2 5 p. C. off. Ladies' and

gentlemeifs underwear of all kinds 25 p.c.

Men's shirts, collars, cuffs,ties,bra.c<-rs,

socks, caps, gloves, handkerchiefs and all goods not mentioned here except factory yarn and uiibleached cotton and spools

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appreciative letters from singers and public speakevr. in nearly every civilized

land, the following hai been receivecl from lVli.iE. C./»o5Ki:

“I fhiiii: these Pasiilics are excellent and I have already recommended .

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