` ' 'fran miner Niiiws
to buy in this Province
correspondent writssz-
is the order of the day.
and Jay have re-
frorn Pisquid Mills.-
is training his Oakley
She promises great
very pleasant time was
the home of Adam Jay a
when the youug D¢0~
and vicinity gathered
present Miss 'Marion Mc-
a beautiful gold watch.
was quickly whiled away
and dancing.-The many
Messrs Cox and Kelly
to hear of their recover
have returned hom
and Kingston
they h
with friends. They report th
River ice veryqgod.
_ _ _ _-@-
"~ _ ...A “very pleasant evening was
Qjpgt at the home of John and Mrs ______ __
Y
r
;PQ`0le, Lower Montague, on Tuesdn
_F‘ib. 21st when their only daughte
Mary Elizabeth was united in mar
ridge to the Rev Earnest S. Week
B. A. B. D., of Mount Stewart. Rev
l‘.'l‘¢¢a by _ini Rev F. Hartman Qi .ues
' 'qgus preformed the marriage cere
mqny, in the presence of only the im
iiiodiate relatives and friends of th
contracting parties. Mrs. W. H
__'l'o'gmbs played the wedding march
Tha large number of wedding gifts
ainong which was 5, handsome fur
lihbd coat the gift of the groom,an
u_ |50 check from the bi'ide's brothc
in the west, 'testified the popnlarii
oI_tha__hai7Py couple. Mr. and Mrs
1
-li,
l.
I
g.
_.i_.__,
choir future home at Mount Stewar
ompanied by the best wishes
, nial reception was tendered to tbci
ave been spending s fcw
E BRITISH COLUMBIA _
S.
-';Wj.`H. Toombs of Georgetown assis-
9
d
r
Y
Noela eft on the morning train for
t.
of
their many friends, where an infor-l
' I ' - ,LOVES ¥0lI!ill DRE!! ENDED.
naar or n.i.°~ V I ____ _ =
no I-1\___l&
' 1 we
" 3” I   
‘ ...The Morning Daily Guardian can
be Obpilued at W. A. Johnstone's,
Montague. 2-8dr'-L
‘...Highest prices paid for _sl>l‘\1_¢°
and iir logs. Montague Furnishing Co
Limited, Montague. 2-14drl2W-
 G. Jordan, Souris, having
consented to act as Guardian rel¥`G:
»s¢m,n¢;v¢_ all news, advertising a_nu
subscriptions in Souris and vicinity
should be handed to him. _ 2-10drtl
___Mnrl;ln Mcliinzion, Montague, hav-
ing consented to :ict as Guurflluu _l'¢'
Y presentative, all iicws, advertising
recent illness.-A. J. and and subscriptions in M,,ngagne_ nnii
c vicinity should be handed to him-
2-9 drtf.
._..__~
FAVORS RECIPROGITY
(Continued from page 1.)
tern prairie towns, would he in\'uile(i
and taken from them by the fruil
producers of Washington and Ore
gon.
ln;`orn-mtion has reached the gov
crniiicnt that sentiment in llritisl
(‘olrn__;in hrs entirely changed sincr
the peoplr- ot that -province have ha:
time to <'oiitr‘i'iiplatn the advantfigi-
oi the broad market \-'hich will ba
opened to tie-2 ri south of the line. Thi
lunihcrrzen naive resr;inr`_1~d their ren
niixiioii of cunil:-nimi'..ioii :ind have rc
placed it with another endorsing thi
i'eciproi~ity a;:r<-einent.
A incssagc rcceivcd iodny state
that the fruit men have dei-idcd tha
which are nov: lield at $50 an act
are bound to rise to the value 0
the Oregon and Washington land
vxliicli coinimind 'S500 rin acre.
V The iis‘iin" interests cf the l’aciil
_____. _.-___-._.___--
as ii rt-suit of reciprocity thi-.ir lands
2
Q
4%
i
I
I
l_al_t evening by the members of thc
congregation.
,`.../it uni heme or her son w. G.
herland, Montague Mills, Mrs.
A. Sutherland, relict of the
l _James Sutherland, New Lon-
' , lntercd into 'rest after a short
_ `of pneumonia. Though not en-
joying good health for a number of
~jf¢rs,` still she was able to be
(found until three weeks ago. Owing
Q6; fall she was compelled to talso
£0 lick; bed. where she bore hu' suf-|
-Icringl witii Christian fortitude. The
Ilto `llrs Sutherland was widely
fnown and beloved by all. She was ii
consistent member of the Presbyter-`
ian Church, and onc`whose liic was
adorned' with those graces which
evidence the womanly woman. She
loaves to mourn besides a large cir-
cle _of friends and relatives, two
daughters Mrs Dr. J. D. Mclntyrc of
Montague; Mrs. John Campbell of
Loné; River and five sons-Gordon
and ‘Robert of British Columbia;
‘Dan and John of Winnipeg and Wil-
liamgat homc; also one sister Mrs_J.
Williams and two brothers-Dnvirl
and William Whitehcwd of Cliiitozi.
She was laid to rest at Clifton
Ulmetgay on Feb. 17th.
Qheerfulness
page and clieerfiiliiess replaces
r$_uch when stomzich, llvcr,
§iQ$icys and bowel: are helped
nagirally to do their duty by
  eec/iam/3 »
  934%
jam fsverywiien. in time :se
0"' .fire Insurance
- ui* mer in the r._ie. n=.in<i iiiuii
ro lin urance Companies on i~‘arin Build
gs, ilhurches. Halle, Soho-»ls.Houseu
sees Factories, Water Mills, etc, etc
'nl-I  D. BELL. ioz syane sl;
. _. ,_ .
aplert-vc of th.: riilargr-d market which
ircc fish to thi: Ifnircd States will
give them. 'lhis change of sentiment
will in a ml-insure ‘strengthen the
hands of the government in gettin;
the bill through parliament, and is
therefore recrrivcd with much satisfac-
tion by the Canadian administra-
tion.
Thc reciprocity debate was contin-
ued in the house this afternoon b
G. W. Kytc, a Liberal, nioniber from
Nova Scotia, who epproved the
agreement, and Thomas Sproul, a
i.‘onservv_tive niernbcr i`or Ontario.
who condemned it.
l\ir. `Kyte dealt with the criticisms
which has been `evclcd at the agree-
ment by its opponents. He called ii
attention of thois who have hroiif
declared that reeiprr city would in
jure Canada, generally to the fact
that since the terms; were made pub
raise in a number of the most ini-
portnnt industrial and railroad stocks
of the dominion, including that of
the Canadian Pacific and nf the C_an-
adinn i`annci~s merger.,
'titatcs it war-‘. incomprehensible that
such American champ ons as Sena-
_tor Ciiniiniiigs, Senator Forfikcr ani
Congressvnan Bennet were spposing
_the agreement. The maritime pro
Ivinces had long been asking access
to the United States market and
were now thoroughly satisfied with
'the prospect of getting it.
llr. Sproulc declared for the stand-
pat policy. “We have now good mar-
kets and good times in Canada. Let
us alone and we’ll' get along ver;
well. Wc want no Political quacks to
summed up his position.
Hon. Rudolph Lemieux, postmaster-
gcneral, followed l)r. Sproule, and
_cortinuod dntil 10 o’clock this even-
ing. lic opened his speech hy recall-
fizig wire opposition history. When
_t"c V’-_‘i‘.;isli preference was introduced
_lt li; 1: been condemned by R. L, 130,-_
_d. ii, who declared that 'it was bound
t~- leid lo trouble between Canada
land lhitain or trouble between Ger-
many and Britain.
Nr-w it was claimed this agreement
would lead to annexation. One pre-
diction was fourteen years old and
|the other new. Neither would ever be
;realized. There was no reason why
,Canada should bc afraid to bargain
fund tmde with the United States.
Phone is
`lli~itain had become the greatest
.trading nation in the world hy open
fcuiiiiiiilrlu ci.
Assiriiaii .ips7,
_ _'_ ‘
FPR SALE at Winsloc Station,
farm containin sixty-four norm,
If reciprocity meant. eventually the MONTICELLO. N~ Y-i Feb- 23
annexation oi'~Canada'i\_v the United FOHF DCYSOHS are dead and one dylu _
01 that keeps the threads in the
EDUCATIONAL.
- s'r i-fosrrriin, Jem
SEQ
_ _ 'y'<`§i`§i7f
Q 'Haw Jersey, (Protestant Epis-
abpal `0hurch) oifsrs three years
donnie of Training for nurses. Allow-
baba' $5.00 monthly. Uniforms & Text
furnished. Apply to MISS
I , Bupt. 2-Bdlmpd.
' 1 FEMALE HELP
a girl for general house-
e .
Must be recomm nded
E I-I Beer, 9
general
Refer-
Ltd.-
the
Miss
a‘., Browse Bros,
.' g
of land with good orchard and build-
UE7  4     , _K1NoslroN, Fei.. :ii-Aiiov
-ll KINGS C0lIN'I.Y Frau From Suffering 1;: ;*:“:.f;‘.:‘.r.f:.s_ i§‘:::::°;.‘::: if lU|1lM{]llll§[lM[
_.___
IY GIN PILLS
ANiuii=oi.ls, N.S
“I nm over 80 years of age and have
icen suflcriu with Kidney and Bladder
l`rouble forfiflzeen years. I took doctors'
nediciiic but got n_o help. I want 10
liaiik you for sending nie the sample
im: of GIN PILLS.
I have taken six boxes of GIN PILLS
-.ltogctlier but got relief bcfvre I llufl
akeii iicar _that amount. I had $0 get
ip sonic xiigliis every fifteen mlul-\'~@5
ind had io use sn instrument before l
-oiild urinate.
Now, I can lie in bed four or five hours
viihout getting up. I Cuu SHY “ml GIN
_HLLS have nearly cured me and I shall
ilways keep a box in the lioiisc."
W. H. l’ir.nCs.
Do as Mr. Pierce did-viriie us for
rec sample box of GIN PILLS and see
or yourself jiif-it how mucli they will do
for you,-tlicii bii_v tlic regular size boxes
it your dealer‘s-50C. Ul' 5 lOl' 32-50-
GIN PILLS are 'sold wifli a positive
guarantee of money back if they full to
give prompt relief. National Drug and
Chemin] Coq D¢pf__P.E-. 'loronto. si
N19
his brother and ayoung woman sail-
ed for Canada, their immigration pa-
pers saying the young man and the
young lady would marry each other
when they landed. Ou the ship thc
quarrek began, and in Kingston the
culmination came when the man re
fused to carry out his promise.. The
men, good musicians, will join the
R. O, I-I.'A. band. The young woman
will go to service.
TRADITIONS OF WEDDING RINGS.
According to the ancient ritual in
marriage, the husband began the
ring business by placing it upon the
bride’s thumb, and putting it succes-
sively on the next two fingers, pro-
nouncing ior each one a personal of
the Trinity; with a final amen when
the fourth finger was reached, and
there the ring remained. _
The Greek Church ritual directs
that the ring be placed upon the
right hand. Puritan influence
sought to establish the ring as n
vain and heathen emblem, but the
sweet old fashion of giving and tak-
ing emblem, “for our love’s sake,"
' yet remains to us.
ilsnted trade commissioners all ove
wortunities. Why should Canada de
oline the invitation of the United
States to come over and trade?
When Sir John A. Macdonald had
*n the eighties, gone to Washingto
he discussed had been sent to Mr
Blaine. That list included_.the settle
'nent of the fishery questions, navi
ization questions and a number
wthers, including reciprocity. Th
‘hose questions.
'I‘oronto and Montreal bankers an
vn.'-innfacturers had protested that th
agreement would lead to separatio
from Britain and union with the Uni
ted States, yet every considersb
’ city in me United states had
branch of a Canadian bank and i
October (‘s.nr\dian banks had loanc
in the United States over $144,000,
000. Yet these men feared for the em
low Canadian farmers to sell hogs i
the United States. The thing wa
absurd.
Awhole shipment of new frlll
lngs just to hand, All the nevi
styles and makes are represents
here at the smallest prlc-es poss
lble Stanley Bros 2-22d-ii.
` CANADIAN NAVY*S WORK.
OTTAWA Feh. 23-The Departmen
dian firusier "Rainbow," whi
rounding Cape Scott, had caughtth
steamer Edric, of Seattle, fishin
lic there has been a substantial within the three mile limit and was _ _
is Tripitaka contain sublime moral
proceeding to Esquimalt with Edi'
in tow.
FATAL EFFECT OF ALCOHOL.
as n result of drinking wood alcoh
by mistake, yesterday, at Horton, N
Y.
The beverage was purchased o
_ Monday and partaken of freely by all lugs cannot be traced to a perio
of party of Jive, at a family 're-union
nukes miie snow
Hughes has an invigorator that wil
grow hair or money back.
The time to take care of your hai
is when you have hair to take oar
.. :_ - if .- . . , 0f~
lDre"cr he im -us’ `-mb the “ay ht If your hair is getting thin, gradu-
ally falling out, .it cannot be long
before the spot appears.
The greatest remedy to stop th
hair from falling is SALVIA, th
nishes nourishment to the hair root
and acts quickly. _
WHICH WAS ~WORST?~
Hiram Posner’s antipathy amon
the summer boarders' was n, spindlin
wore nose-glasses with a string ove
his ear, and smoked countless cigar
ettes. Hiram could have endure
ness had not the possessor of the
been also an outspoken detractor o
the country Especiall was he in
periority over his three sons-wh
had all rejected the allurernents o
the city, and settled down to quiet
useful lives on the farm.
tily, one day, ‘it‘s a shame for
young fellows to stick in a. place
like this! It’s so dead and back
woods-y, and out of_ the way, don’
ou know A man’s sure to get in
ing her gates to trade. Canada had
_ ___
the world to spy out commercial op-
ll . _
a memorandum of the subjects t0_ _ ef bl t 1 e stout Som
oe emerald, which signifies promise o
Laurier government had settled all
d engagement r_ing,'as pearls are sup-
ffiiiems or love, winch, in its are
le glow at least. is always understoo
3 "aged," as the lapidary expresses it,
_ y _ _ _
_ acid annihilate-s them completely.
nire because it was proposed to al ,, _ _
n THE WORLD S SEVEN BIBLES.
S The world has- seven Bibles. The
d the Five Kings, of the Chinese; th
t compound of quotations from th
of Naval adairs has received 9, mes~
sage to the effect that the new Cana- H1'-ld and the G°5Pe1_ °f St- Bama*
19 bas. The Flddas of the Scandinav
e ans were publis-hed in the elevent
g century, and are the most recent o
- are called the Five Kings, “kings”
n co-political duties of life. These say
Great American Hair Grower. first ‘Minions of feet of valuable timber
discovered in England. SALVIA fur-
E will be materially lessened by the ab-
_ 8 sence of underbrush, the flames hav
youth. whose hair :grew long. who ing swept the ground clean. if ui
l` timber is ermftted to stand, it will
d the are has killed ii. A11 kinds o
these BUYIH-02 marks Of City f0i>lJlSl\° logging operations are possible under
m tnese conditions, and it is expects
- Y.
censed at the fellow’s pretence of su- big gpm,-_,_ to take advantage of the
0 unusual oder. All of the stnndin
'By .iove,' said the city chap jaun-
sloe or F. H. Horne, City.
lags. Apply to John T. Chowan, Win
__ __ _ _i__§-_-;1§d2wpd.
_ -W ' . " "-"Al~-_---
IF OH SALE one Raymond tailors
_ _ sowing machine in good order.
Will bo sold at a bargain. Write
B. A. H., care of'Guardian.
_ 2-20d1wp<l.
- - Y' 1
I{I§l.P WANTED
WANTED, man and wife to work
‘On emull farm at edge of City,
man must understand vegetable gar-
dening and care of stock, and wife
be competent housekeeper. Apply to
M., Box 325, City. 2-21drtf.
____.__ ._ _ WST- ' _ 
I OST, bunch of keys on Market
J Square. Finder please leave at
J. _J. Gay_& Son's.____2jyd§ipd._
I OST-near Mr. Jas. PatoAn's,
J Prince St., eye glasses with
chain attached, in case. Kindly leave
It G. F. I-Iutchc0on's. 2-22d3l.
 
T0 I.i‘..'l`
LET, -large brick store on the
busiest part of Queen Street,
to banks and be lit,-
lult tenth(-. Quagn
n
Goods ry
f'l'0l‘B . ggrg
llln
ilut. you know."
lt was on the big farmhouse porch,
and Hiram looked out across the
fields to where his husky sons were
working in the harvest.
‘Yes,' he said, slowly, 'I suppose
they do get in a rut. But then, a
rut isn’t so had. It’s narrow, but it
keeps on agolng. And I'm thinking
the best thing some people can do
is to get into along, straight rut
and follow it.” Hiram paused a full
minute, and when he resumed the
boarder thought he had shifted to
another subject.
‘I don't believe you ever told me
what you do.’
‘Why,’ said the youth, 'I only fln-
ished school three years ago, and I
haven‘t decided what I want to do
yet. No usa being hasty, you know.
Might make n mistake. The gov’nor's
got lots of money. I’ve travelled
and played golf, if you call those oc-
cupations. S’pose I'll take hold of
somethin some time
looking meditatively at his tolling,
rut,' he mused. 'But a rut lsn't sn)
bad. It’s narrow, but it goes and
keeps agoing. 'I`here’s some things
that people get into where they
don't move in any direction at all.
I‘d a lot rather my boys would be
in n. rut than in a hole. i
The boarder had a vague sense
that he had been struck, but he could
CDMUIUIUIM
Hleh
g .
Hiram was silent again for a time. 
boys. 'Yes, I'm sorry they’re in ni Boils in themsslvs src not a danger.
ot tell where or by what.-Youtlfs
Betrothal or engagement rings
vary in fashion nowadays, and al-
ways depend, or should, on the purse
of the donor. Where there are no
:limitations of this sort his taste,
if it be perfect, will lead him to
choose a diamond solitaire, and of
’ the best he can afford, a small and
pure blue-white stone being altogeth-
_ ei pr era. e o_a arg e
_ prefer s. ring set with three stones,
_ generally a sapphire set between two
1 diamonds. Qthers select n, ruby or an
f
hi-iDlI>iucss.
Few persons choose pearls for an
C posed to typify tears. 'Ihey are al-
so :too perishable to become em-
t
il
to be indestructible. Their beauty is
a very precarious, being dimmed or
b contact with impure air, while
Y
are the Koran, of the Mohammed
_ ans; the Eddas, of the Scandinavi-
. ans; the Tripitaka, of the Buddhists;
e
_ Three Vedas, of the Hindus; the Zen
davesta, of the Persians, and the
Scriptures, of the Christians.
The Koran is not older than the
seventh century of our era. It is n
e
l..
Old and New Testaments, the Ta
1-
h
f
these seven Bibles. _ The Buddhists'
B
:ind pure inspirations. Thcir aiithor
lived and died in the seventh century
before Christ.
The scared writings of the Chinese
g meaning web of cloth or the warp
ir
_ places. They contain the choicest
sayings of the best ages on the ethi-
d
, higher than the eleventh century B.
O. The Three Vedas are the most
ancient books of the Hindus, and it
is the opinion of great scholars that
they are older than the eleventh een
l tury B.C. .
The Zendavesta of the Persians is
r the grandest of all the sacred books
e next to the Bible. Zoroastcr, whose
sayings it contains, was born in the
twelfth century B. C.
VALUABLE TIMBER 'T0
9 SELL AT HALF PRICE.
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on the fire-swept forest reserves in
B Northern Idaho and Western Monta-
na are to be sold by the U.S. Forest
Service at the rate of from $1 to
$3 per 1,000 feet. The price quoted
is about half that usually asked for
green timber, and the cost of logging
E
D
' rot and become absolutely useless, as
f
d
I that there will be a rush by small
' consumers of lumber, as well as the
E
f timber cannot be cut, owing to its
. being inaccessible, but there is
enough left to make millions of feet
of board.
 
Q llor Face and Body Vlcrc
Utterly Covered With
“so||.s."
ea;
Burdock Blood Bittors
Cured Them.
Mrs. John H. King, Johnston, N.B.,
writes:-“Last summer I was very much
troubled with boils, and my face and
body were literally covered with them.
A friend advised mo to take Bui-dock
Blood Bitiers. I got three bottles, and
before I had taken all the first one my
boils began to go away. I had just taken
a few doses out of the last one when they
all disappeared. My husband has also
used _Burdock Blood Bitter: with much
benedt.”
ous trouble, but still, at the same time.
are very painful. They are caused en-
tirely by bad blood, and to get rid of
them it is naesuarymo put the blood in
_ good condition, and for this puipees
there is nothing to, equal that old and
tried remedy, Bnrdoek Blood Bitton.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21-William
Moiitgomery,» formerly president of
the Hamilton Bank of this city. W
was convicted recently of misai!P1'
priation of funds of the institutio
amounting to $4,400. WHS Geuffenced
today to an indeterminate period
not less than two years and t
months, nor more than live 570815
Sing Sing prison.
gorhery was led from the tom
across the bridge of sighs and in
the part of general sessions presid
o' ~ y _ -
had presided at the trial. _
h llor inc
Agni; to his confinement in the ci
prison, Montgomery showed but fe
signs of what he had gone throuilh
the trial ami since _he stood halo
the bar.
usual questions were asked relati
to possible reasons for a_<lel8Y
was 0( no avail, however,_ Jud
.___
R.
ho
O.
ri
of
wo
in
ded when Mont-
bs
to
cd
ho
The court was crow
ie; b Judge Otto Roasalsky w
Apart from the slig t Ps i-
Bcfore the sentence was passed. I
le
This plea bore signatures of elev
of the twelve men in f-he U01-
Rosalsky declaring _that crimes
this sort were becoming far too Co
on and that the prisoner was ii
tion. Sentence was then<P\‘0u0\1“°
Montgomery was not sent to Si
Sing at once, and in fact it li u
linoivn when he will be taken ther
plied for a certificate of reasonab
oh the motion. _
In the meantime Montgomery_wi
remain in the tombs unless admitt
to bail.
ty.
\V
in
F8
he
 _ D0¢s the fear ofindigesrion spoil the enjoyment of 5
pronouncing it. The only interrupt- your lneals? It neednit_ just take _'
ion of the routine proceedings was _
the reading of a petition for e
mency emanating from the l\\‘l`Ym
who had convicted the banker.
en ' _ _ _.f -, _- .. 3 . ` I/5" . 1,..  ‘lf“"‘-" ` 3.1.- _‘_~. .- i..;`|`  I  _ I
' ~ ~ ~. ` ` f ‘ M- l` ' , ., ‘,'.' K: " '
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0" -     I ' ‘l'3Y’f`  "ini-."`»` . 51' ' i' .
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.~i>_-.;»‘_~,-‘_...»_'_, "  ‘4,»- ;-,.-_ _`
m.
m ' Ot' i
entitled to any unusual considezirsi-
UZ
Ot
e_ _.
His counsel, James W. Osborne, a1_1- _
B .
dbubt. This stays execution of the _
sentence -until argument can be made
Il
ed
pisiiiis iiiv.iiuiiiiEs io 
._»,
tion npposing reciprocity said tol
have been signed by 50,000 farmers
and business men throughout Michi-
,,_____---»»---
HY ` ___ _ h- G. l-I. Slocum. Publisher Q!
DETHOIT' much" 'Feb 21 A pen (éfliangr, a fraternal newspaper. _It ‘
is asserted that the signatures - on
_h .tigien were sec\ired..i\y _a twenf
t e N hour canvass of the state
gan wing forwarded to Wniuhillgtoll l'»0'_ _l-Tlout ______ _________________£__._,____;__1__:_g
LETTER OF 'CONDOLENCE
'To Alexander and Mrs. McNevin,
Bonehaw.
We, the members of Try Again Dl-
vision wish to convey to you'our
heartfelt sympathy in this sad hour
of your bereavement. When death
with its chilling touch entered your
home and carried away your dcarll’
beloved daughter, it also removed
from our midst a dear sister who was
an active worker for our gltrrioiis
cause. The bitter thought that a
,Sed only by the thought tl1_ _t
ggecigxs gone from this world "gat
strife and discord to the footstool Qi
Jesus where love and harmony reigns
supreme, and in this sad hour- we can
only recommend that you_remcliibe_r
the fFather’i-i love and it is our sin-
ce,-,, pi-,yer that your faith remain
unsliakeii in _tiiegocdness of Him who
'loves us all 'and who doeth all things
well. Signed on behalf of the meni-
bcrs of Try Again Division No. 235,
BOnShaw___.,]|.hn .Ik Mclieod, Walter
D M,,;\v@i11_ Lessie Carsdii.
dear one has been taken awai" CHP w'_______ _ _ L_ _ 
 1 .Ei-aidi
It _ -» __ _
ge
of _ <
and you‘won't know you hzivc ai stoinucli_ They' will see to It 3
hat vour food is no ierl ' ciifrcstcd 'l`li<:v :irc zinionrf the
l _ 1 ~l ' I fi ti ` ' _ - U b
best of the NA_l_)1{U_C() Prepnrnliriiis, coinpoiimlcil y
NATIONAL DRUG
..»-<.»i-. . ~-i
io Eat? _ h
_ /
' ~<
l I tl c liirifcsr wholesale ‘
expert clicmists and gilzirziiitccc iy ‘i J _ _i
druggists in Caimda. 50c.abox. Ii-y'oi1i_'<li'i_iéi_gist: liusbiiot _ _
Stocked them yer, send us 5oc. :ind wc will inaul you ai omg( 5
AND CHEMICAL C0. OF CANADA Ll7>'l|TlD. ‘ MONTREAL. _
. __ _,_  -.. .. ..  1. -iexncaarrmrtmmw ~~  _  »~- f
t _`¢-" '\
result of transactions between t
Hamilton Bank and the Minfor
Realty Co., which he controlled.
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FIGHT PRACTICALLY WON.
il
5.
8.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2l_
Canadian reciprocity today DHS it (ll
tinctly better chance of becomming _
reality than ever before. The Presi-
dent’s threat of an extra B0SSi0
which neither Republicans noi' Dc
ocrats~ want coupled with his arg
ments and persuasive powers on r
yalcitrant Senators and Represent
ives has practically won the fight.
___._._--_-
VETO BILL PASSES
ITS FIRST READIN
LONDON, Feb. 23-Premier Asquit
House of Commons, tonight, wh
the Parliament Bill, otherwise know
as the “Veto Bili;’____measure, design
cd to curtail the powcr of the House
Lord was passed on its ilrs
It set to raise $1,000,000 in twelve
days to add four additional Y. M. C.
A. buildings. It did it with a round
slim to spare and money has been
pouring in since then until the sum is
now nearly $1,030,000.
CATARRII CANNOT IIE CURE. D.
with LOCAL APl’Ll(!A'l‘l()l\'_S. :is the
cannpt reach the sent oltlie _cliseiisiy Cut
arrh is ii blood or cops fltutionul discus
mid in order _to cure it you must tnke in
_ternal_rcnic<|ics. ll:i!l’s Catarrh Cure is
taken internally. rind nets directly on the
blood u|id_ni\icou:~\ surfnces._ H1ill’s Caf-
arrh Cure is not ii quuck medicine. lt_was
‘prescribed by one of the best physicinns
n this country io_r years and is a regular
Ercscrlliztion. Itiscqmposerl of the heat
. ouics novyn, combined _with the best
blood purifiers, actinir directly oii the
mo»i_ous=i~iurfnces.’_l‘lie perfect combination
of t e two ingredients is what produces
auch wonder_ul results in curing Catarrli.
bend for testimongiils frce.
F. J. CHE EY dz C0.. Toledo,0.
Sold bv Druqlsts 75c _
__'l‘ako Hall'l amily Pills for constipa-
on.
MARITIME SECURITIES.
1_-
Feb. 21, 1911.
___,.... _
Quotations furnished by J. 0, Mac-
klnzosh S Co., lllxehange Building.
Halifax, N. B. `
BANKS .
B. N. Ainerica...... ...   151 149
New Brunswick...     I7! 270
Nova Scotia......    277} 277
Royal Bank of oaaada....... 239; 239;
MIS CELLANEOUS.
Acadia Fire Insurance...  110
Acadia Sugar, Pfd.........  104 1015,
Acadia Sugar,  68 60
Brandrnni-Henderson, Com... 19 1'(
East. Can. Sav. & Loan...... 140 137
Eastern Trust Company  156
Halifax Fire Ins......  105 100
120
101
100
Nova Scotia Telephons......... 123
Eltrinfleld's Pfd......   104
Stanflcld's Com...     60 57
Trinidad Electric...   74 72
BONDS.
Acadia Sugar...     103
Brandram-Henderson  100
Halifax Elec. Traniwsy  1021 100
N. S. Steel I: Coal 1st....... 95k 94§
N. S. Steel 0: Coal Dcb...... 102; 101
Porto Rico Railways . . . . . . .
.. 86 85!
Stsnfield's Limited  .. 102* 101
Trinidad Electric   96 92
Western Can. Power  .. B6 l
100
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When buying your next '
black or blue -suit, see that
deep Ser ” every three
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
0o.,I.imltoi_,Torcnt9,0n\._ _ .
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I ` "` “” "‘“'”""”"""“ ~ ‘~1-E.-.i1§*“Si».»';». _ -_ _ ........... _ . '
 
Mrs. Montgomery was not in coui'
when her husband was sentenced. 9;
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was the recipient of n tremendous n
 fm..   il  A $6. less lor flour!
cn _
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.1 6-QQ 6,, how did it happen?
_ _ , _
of s, f i f 0 FOR  “I used BEAVER’ Flour last
feeding by the ("0"@'““‘”“t'” f““ ”‘“'  . 1.- ° . year. It makes so 'much more
jority of 124, the vote being 351 to Xara, _
227. . 1 /' _ '_ - ,"1 _
" ‘ ~` ‘ *_ _°‘ did not have to buy so much ‘
$i,ooo,ooo,o0o iN FAMILY - - of it
'rwnnvn DAYS. Q use , I . . . ,,
___ .  / am using it this year, too.
Philadelphia has done what no oth- D;-_M<_m5__w,i,_, ul ¢°,D,,,c““F”a_
er city in the world has_ ever done. ~ Cear»sGr=iinand Cereals. ' ll-l
' TIIE T. II. 'l‘A‘l'I.02 C0. l'.I.\IITII),ChllIlln\, OIL
Bread and Pies and Cake, that I
I" ` _
_This Company owns and
and eurniiigs, with :-i good innrkcl.
turn coinbincd with safety of princi
I DE NOMINATION $480.
` lllstsb
._ ' - Trinidad Electric Bonds io Yield 5 3-8 p.c. ‘
(_.
Systems; generates and supplies all the electrical energy,
for public and private _purposes in thc city of Port-of-S
the Capital of the British Colony of Triiiiclacl, where its
. ness has been iuiiforinly successfiil. _
The Bonds have a wide margin of`safeiy_in the form of surplus assets
` i
excellent opporiuniiy for investment for lliosc seeking a good into
J. C. illIACIfIN'l`0SII & C0.
_ “embers Munir I Sf li I3 ‘ ' '
V ss oc iichsnie. Direct Private Wana "
HALIFAX N.S. MONTREAL, P. Q. ST. ]OHN,N.
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lway ` ‘ '
both
pain,
b usi-
operatcs all the Electric Rai
1'
\Ve consider lliesc Bonds gm cl nn
T _
incine-
pal. _ _ _ _
Price 95 p. c. Q Int YIELD _ 3
5 5-8 p.~c. 'll
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lished 1873 _
B. `
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_ An Exceptional 6 p. c. Bondi ' if
llhmnicle Fulilishng Go. Bonds
wiinen. is nnsiuble to buy the mimi .- - `
“I “°.°°"Ui'inerired corporations. null mllvliwb!l1I'tl:!fl‘v(l»ll;I'?°kl;h=':':
untried industrial covnpanlesuiii a six
percent. hasis.itls unusual tube nf-
fordud un opportunity of buy-ini: llio
_ bonds of a concern thst line made
l Ruud in every sense ofthe word, u-,ion
c\ip_hrady_nnfugar;uségrins_ _ 3 __
_ ° 'N' “U0 ron <' 0 ’uI\lish- were more th i
lies: :‘.:‘r:fs'ii.l%°““i 'ii-_f_f1_;i""  °“‘“ ‘*"»i»‘fi»f’“ii‘.“».»‘...=.’! '
s»oo,sa.»li.si.ooo dl- anyiithefnnlfifliiiglr lllwi -I". "W "'°'° "‘° ‘"'°°' U*
' theyumay hsvedavailahlefnr‘invi-inf ° -“""°"y""'l‘° b“"l“°"-' -n .
men ii t ie D f '- ' .
__e__ny b________i:n _;i__c;_;_;:_?__ncei_~:} wlwigi per cenhontlie mono! Tri- _
bonds are secured by aa;-at
§fl\i.'e upon assets valued atn arly
Our l.irne;~1_tlie amouiigof thcxofid
;g~u__e. Vlhile the bon issue cal I
rli.l,0001\.\'ear for interest tha v-
:_riixe_annunl net _gin-nin?¢'; 01 an _
___o___i_jiin.iuy. iiftei- inaklnal bei-sl sl-
iinces for rlepreolatl n." to.
IIIOPP
"fI<‘<'. 100 and interest. yield!
F. B. NICCURDY & C0 
` Members Montreal Stock Exchange ` .  .
Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, Charlottetown, St, john), Nf|¢|_ A I
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
MONTREAL SIOUX ~ __,_. ~
‘ii-7°#
' 'ini I
¢
_ Opened
Cement...      21 ' ‘
Feb. 21, 1911. Detroit . . . .
._    701
~ r Dom. Iron & Stoel..... Mi -~
goods are stamped “Bii_ny  
Reports furnished by F. B. Mclilur-
Mtoyn, P. Il. I.
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1, i-».»~._--wmv-¢~»fo»-as-a-»f~a»i.-a-»»  \¢_....qi,,..,,,.,,_,,,,.,,,,, ,,__ __
“fd 5nf§e= " k<   'dy It Oo., Members "Montreal .Stok
I 'ya 5 .e  ‘ - __?;cba||¢s, 160 Richmond St., Chai-
`7 s - i
58
--- Power...     ...146 140*
Rlo...      ...108 107)..
Scotia...   .. ..  -96'
Shawinigan... .. . ...111§- ‘.1111
Toronto St...  ...B02 |314
Sherbrooke St...   `I0‘
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