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The C. P. R. has declared two per
oent, dividends on both preferential
and ordinary stock for the past half-
year.
Canadian amateurs wort all the
events in the championship skating
eontests at Montreal, beating the Am-
erican cracks. John Neilson, of Min-
neapolis, scored in the professional
races.
Right Hon. Ste Henry Campbell-
Banerraan, formerly Chief Secretary
for Ireland, and the late Secretary of
State for War, has been elected to
succeed. Sir William Vernon Harcourt
as leader of the Liberal party.
Mr. John W. Carr, of Union, died
Priday night from the effects of injur-
ies received. On Monday while at
work in the woods a log rolled, upon
him, causing a compound fracture of
the arm and otherwise injuring him.
The sentence of Paul Brown, the
• negro, who was condemned to be
hanged at Winnipeg for tne murder
of W. E. Burton, has been commuted
to life imprisonment upon the report.
• of Drs. Lett and Burgess that* is en -
sane.
- Seventeen of the convicts concerned
in the recent mutiny at the Kingston
• Penitentiary have been committed to
the Ws= of insolation for one, year,
. and fifteen of them have had their
lights taken from them for one month.
It is also said that all the convicts con-
I:erned. in the revolt will lose their re-
nission or good -conduct time.
,110 Iftvglit 41 U.Nr: 0 .W.44.
The woman who is lovely in' fate,
form and temper will always have
-friends, but one who would be attrac-
tive keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and Jill run down, she
will be nervous and irritable. If she
has constipation or kl.d.ney ^ trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and. a wrebrAl-
ed cornolexion, Electric 13.ttas is the
be•It medicine in the world to regulate
stom tch, ver and kid neys aIld to
plirify the blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes„ smooth., velvety
skin, rich complexion, It will make
n good-looking, chailning woman of o
run -d n thily 50 cents, at
Drug. Store.
r 610StittlteS for it tbe following depart -
All Women Should Read St CCEEL S II RC , EXETER RIIVETS), ,
ot RT Menai' 'etate Just!. Finance Lind In- '
tomer.
This Interesting, Letter -" I was
N Si H C S
erVous andWeak."r arnpbe annerrnon
Life Changed from Misery to Joy
by Heed's sarsaparilla.,
The terrible Wale of the (' gentler
see are beyond description.. Row
Hood's Sarsaparilla is adapted for them
and how it restores health and helps
over the hard places, is well illustrated
by Mrs. Place's letter.
"O. L Rood .Ns Co., Lovell, Mass.:
"Dear 8r -]n early lite I suffered
Much from stomach trot:Mies and :spent a
great deal of money in clootorieg. Ire.
sewed temporary relief only to have a re.
turn of eicknees, and for the past five
years lite has been made miserable by
Constant illness. During this period there
bate been ehe months that I was not off
lua bed, and for Oneyear I suffered need
severely, 1 wee
Nervous and Weak
and lite seemed a burden. It happened
that my husband bought a bottle of
Sarsaparilla and I commenced to
take it in small doses. In a short time It
watievirleat, that it was helping roe. In
two weeks I felt that I was being greatly
00nefited About this time our youngest
son, the u 15 years i;it age, was taken down
with typhoid fever. lie passed on to Itis
reward, and aeon, °there et the family
wore taken ill, until 1 was the only one
lett to care for them, 1 continued taking
Morro Sarsaparilla, and to the eurprise of
myself and all the neighbors, I not only
kept up and took Cafe of the sick, but ray
Health Continued to Improve.
For nearly three months Vale siege cf
typhoid fever held the family down. An
this time, as by a rairacle, my health
kept np and I grew etrong. At present
Iran feeling Welland knew that the beue.
At derived from Bood'a Sarsaparilla is
permanent. Other members of the hoese-
hold have (duce taken Hood's Sareeparilla
and Hood' Pills with good effect,' hiss.
Ennseea Fuxin, N. Sixth St., GosheraIncl.
Sarsa-
parilta
is the Ilest-in fact the One True Wood learner,
Insist upon HOOD'S; take no substitute.—
Hood's Pills are prompt. eflicieut and
easy in effect. 2O cont!.
Stran
f
Case at Bailin.
Joseph Charles, child of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Joseph Irryeous, Assyri-
ans, breathed its last, as everyone be-
lieved, Thursday afternoon, after a
hrief illnese. The remains. were pre-
pared for burial, and arrangements
made for the funeral. The father sat
np dining the night with the body,
and was startled to hear a weak gasp
for breath. Looking closely at the
child, he noticed signs of returning
Resteratives were applied at
3.30 Friday morning, and 12 hours
after its apparent death the child
seemed to beas well as ever. The
ease ls, to say the least, a puzzling
one. .
For Infants and Children.
t'ao fee-
ds -alp
re•
•"atiZet
Chosen as Liberal Leader.
RISE JE "THE SCOTCH SANDBAG"
(Ohaogeti every Wedueedee,
IWheee per busliel
Co to 7.
Tule r,nrian,s, sretuotr. Flour per owt 1 2-5. v. r4 (I.
Barley 4e to 45
Oats ee to $0
Peas . 50 to 65
Cure- ... ...... ..................... .... .......... 45 tO d't
Butter 14, to 14
eggs... ta
Ootatoes per hag 55 to CO
ay ter ton ear eo S•A
Priari Apples per lb
Imeke
Geeee . 6
Cidelten
Turkey
The Subject e to Witten Parliament's At-
tention Is Sped:illy Pireeted.
1.#00400, rob. '7. -.The Queeirie speech
at the (Mealof Parliament te-day will
relations existing between Great Britain
and foreign countries, and will then deal
Sketen of the 3ran Upon Viltant BOVOlVes With the resent operetious in the Bounden
the ReePe"rthtlitY (4. Gehlie2 the athned hopewitb thhaet 4thlrEiliCtSreitnanQ'rgeutelie:ntwibsSIZTga
party SO Lung 1,e4 by the Great fair way at solution by the appointmerat
Gladstone- The consents of
the ()nee tee Spe - :stews
• by •cable.
Lonclen, Feb. 7. -.At IneetIng of the
Liberal members of Parliament at the
Reform Club yesterdey the Bight Ilon.
Intik° the usual referenees to the paoido
Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman, former
Chief Secretary for Iretaead and late Sea-
retary of State for liar, was elected to
succeed Sir Williene Vernon Harcourt as
Loader of the Liberal pony.
The Right Hon. Sir Henry CAMP' 91-
liatinerman, meniner Of Parliament „n
• the Liberal interest for the Stirling dis-
OVA of Scotlano, since 1868, was born
Sept 7, 1836. Be is the yettingest son of
the late Sir James Campbell, and
Linwood the additional name of Banner-
man wider the will of his maternal unelor
the late Henry Donnernien of Mason
Court, Kent. He Wall educated at %BP
gOB University and at Trinity College'
Cambridge, and was marriee in WO to
the daughter of the lute General Sir
Charlee 13ruoe.
The now Liberal leader became Firm -
<dal Secretary to the War Ofl.Ixn th 1871,
bold that position until 1874, was re.
ent IfeNr.V CaldP11111,1.-5ANNalletal).
appointed itt 1880, atul beld the race
until 11382, when he became Secretary for
the Admiralty In 1884 Campbell -Ban-
nerman became Secretary for Ireland,
and in 1888 said in 1803-95 ho was
Secretary of State for War
Mr. Carupbell-Bannerman has alwaya
been looked upon as a imin who had a
future before hint and as a person likely
to rise to no entergenay. Ua la young -
looking and well preserved. The Irish-
men at one time called him the "Scotch
Sandbag " As Seuretary for War he
proved himself a amiable administrator,
and as far back as 11195 his name was
mentioned as a likely successor of Sir
William Vernon Harm -era.
rneetori ALFRED DEAD.
4 -
• Mar Mojesty's Grandson. Heir of Saxe-
Colioug and Gotha Passes Away.
Miran, Austria, Fob 7.-Prinao Alfred
of Saxe-Cobourg and Gotha Is dead. Ile
had been suffering from cheonie cotebral
trOtable. Prime Alfred of Saxe•Cobourg
b th n tb 1.) it of
G
nna ot a was e so o e
Saxe-Cobotirg and Gotha (the Duke of
IEdinburgb, second son of Queen Vio-
toria). His mother was the Grand Duoh-
1 ess Marie of Russia. The Duke and
is on Duchess of Saxe-Cobourg and Gotha cent -
mere .
valve brawl their silver prodding on Jnn 23 at
Gotta. Prime Alfred was born at Iluck-
tnghnm Palace, London, Oat 15, 1874.
The village of Burford is greatly ex-
cited over an awful tragedy- which oc-
curred there Tuesday night. Mr. T.
5. MeLttee, the well-known storekeep-
er of the village, who had been in his
usual health the day previous, is cold
in death,. while hiS wife is lying in a
dangerous condition, and may not re-
cover. A servant, rapping ort the.
door of Mr. and Mrs. Mcintee's room,
received no answer, and after calling ••
once or twice with no reply, she en-
tered the room. Going to the side of
the bed she found, to her horror, Mr.
Mclntee and his wife lying side by
side, apparently dead. • Miss Swain.
quickly raised an. alarm, and Dr. John-.
ston was sent for.. A medical •exam -
illation proved that Mrs. Mclntee was
alive, though in a very dangerous con-
dition. Mr. Mclntee was quite dead,
the body being cold. Mrs. Mclntee
has been sulfering from neuralgia for
some -time, and has been applying
la Idaieum to her face as a remedy.
The cause of the awful affair .attri-
hilted to the drng. •
Ile WAS a entail) of Prussian infautry
and unmarried. He was the only son and
heir.
EIGUTING Al' "II ABSEtLLES.
The Dreyfus Agitation Lends to the Can
of Firearms.
Marseillee, Feb 7 -.At a meeting here
of the anti.Dreyfus League of Patriots
in the Alhambra Hall ,a hostile demon-
stration upon the part of some Dreyfus -
Res led to serious fighting in the streets,
during which revolvers wore tired. The
police suppressed the disturbanee, but
several people were injured, Many arrests
wexo maae.
I Cheers mod Cursys Greet Itoehefort.
A g iers, Feb, 7. -The arrival here yes-
terday of Henri Roohefort, editor of The
Intraneigeant from Marseilles, caused
great excitement Mobs of Dreyfusites
and anti-Dreyfusites met him at the
quay. and cheered or ()urged biro, :word-
ing to their sympathies There were sev-
eral collisions between she rival factions
The prefect of police has suspended the
mayor and municipal council.
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IAdvice to •I
CORSUMPtiVeSi
There are three great reme-
dies that every p..rson with
weak lungs, or with consump-
tion itself, should understand.
These remedies will cure
about every case in its first
stages ; and many of those
MOM advanced. It is only ;
the most advanced that are
hopeless. Even these are
wonderfully relieved and life •
itself greatly prolonged.
What are these remedies ?
I Fresh air, proper food and
Se0119S Erne
t
of Cod -Liver 0i/ wit li Hypo
JOhosPhites. Be afraid of
draughts but not of fresh air.
. Eat nutritious food and drink I
lent of mill- Do no' forget •
that Scott's Emulsion is the
,
I oldest the most thoroughly g
. tested and the highcst en- 11
4 dorsal of all remedies for 4
CDCNT CAPRIVI In DEAD.
Bismarck's Successor .as Chancellor of
G.,rinotty. 11,1s Passed Over the Line. '
Frankfort, Feb. 7.-Generel Count von
Caprivi, the former Lhaneollor of the
Glerman Empire, died yesterday morning
Skyren, near Crossen, 3$ miles from
here
The General died peacefully at 10 a.m.
He bad been ill for twine time past.
Duke er Teck's tones&
London, Feb 7 The Duke of Tack's
condition from ossification ',t the brain
is causing great pain and anxiety to his
family and royal. relations. ills mental
state is now hopeless. Day and night two
nurses watch him He has ()tensional
brief lucid intervals, when he realizes his
condition and suffers the keenest mental
anguish, giving rise to orience most try
in to himself and those about him. The
Macaws of York visits him et White
Lodge regularly, and is deep]; distressed
at her father s condition
1• ' That Dreyrns Trouble'.
Paris, Fob. 7. -The Parliamentary
committee, by a vote of nine to two, yes
terday rejected the Go % ern ment's bill
providing thet all CRASS Of 111411 revision
be brought before the vvhole (10111t of
Caseation, inetead of before tee 01 withal
section of that court.
i weak throats, weak lungs and, I " Nen' Portt Riot, Cabinet.
,
1 consumption in all its Stages. ' Sen .Tua'a do Porto Rico, Feb. 7.-
sec. and 5, cre,; 411 drug,vl'',,, GOVetnOr-General Henry has ordered the
SCOTT & BOWee, Chemists, Toronto. dissolution of the Insular Cabinet and
es.••••••4444.••••steee•seeeeostreveseae , .
of Prince George of Greece as blab etani-
missioner of the powers in Crete.
Tee seeeeh will also refer to the invi-
tation to attend the Czar's neette confer-
ence, which bite been accepted, •and COO -
tains Tory sympathetic, reference to the
assassination of the Empress of Anserie
It mentions the •enti-Anarohiat confer-
enCe at Remo, and the probable necessity
for the alteration of the law of Great
Britain with respect to Anarchists Is
foreshadowed.
The speech thou expresses great mut-
est% at the fact thet thellia8110 collanues
in Certain localities ot India: pays
tributes to the efficacy of the measures
taken to maturate it and the devotion or
the officials,
Cape Won', le complimented upon its
patriotism as demonstrated in its routine
vote for naval defence, and there are very
symeallsetio allusions to the diseeeer
the West Indies.
:Finally, the stealth announcee that
bills will be introduced tor the munielpal
government of London and for the pre.
motion of secondary education, etc,
CUBAN TO THE CORE.
"..prOM.,11•41,
General 01,07nOX 14 Not by .111W areen
Reconciled to itie Idea of Melted
States laterveution.
New York, Feb. 7.-A despateh to The
iferald from liaTeha saes: Those who
have beep JO to believe that General
Maximo Gomez was persuaded by the
President's emumissioner, Hobert 1'.
Porter, to look more kindly upou the
conehmed Arnericon occupation of Cuba
may disebuse their =aide. The grim old
Cuban still clines forany to "Cuba
Libre," He has abated no jot of his
a nagonlsto to foreign intervention of
any sort, oven though he =elite $3,000,-
eltai for his warriors
In letters puLlieheil with his author -
ley, Gomez gives praise to his soldiers for
their heroism and foram le. Continuing,
he says: "ls Is wonderful that any are
left after small a horrible struggle and
pains We warn you that we may not
have finished the strange destiny that
presouts last trial and buoulliation,
We are strangers in our own country,
still wet with our blood.
"Forced guidanze is hateful to us. It
appears that the Americans are reim-
bursing themselves for their spontaneous
Intervention in our "a or for Independence.
%heir delay In that Intervention is still a
shame upon thetn. Tho Americans, In -
ennui of Aiding, are obstructing the
establishment of a free and Independent
republic).
"This Is our house. Wo aro to live in
It, We should furnish It to our own Ilk -
Mg ray to yen there cannot be •peace
In Cuba while there lasts that trnusitory
government, imposed by force, and width
is hateful in the eyes of our people
I bad hope to bid farewell to Spain's
hereto soldiers, inviting them to return
and juin us as brothers in mibuildng
Cuba, but the Americans embitterd the
jay of conquerors by the guidance they
impose 'aeon us. Embitteritig us, tboy
bave also added grief to the tempered.
"In order to put an end to this abnor-
mal and unjust situation every ono of us
must rainier his aid tendering anew all
hts energici to bis country. I, first of all,
offer myself without restriction Or the
accomplishment of tbo great undertaking
of the TavolaOen-the erection of a ee-
public in Cuba."
This letter, the genuineness of whioh
is unquestioned, bas tilled the Cubans
with enthusiasm, and adaed, if anything,
to the old General's popularity.
G004
1000e
Your heart beats over one bun.,
dreil thousand times each day.
One hundred thotreand supplies of
good or bad blood to your brain.
'Which is it?
lt bad, impure blood, then your
brain aches. You are trettied.
with drowsiness yet cannot sleep.
You are as tired in the morning
aa at night. You have no nerve
power. Your food does you but
tittle good -
Stimulants, tonics, headache
powder*, cannot cure you; hut
°
• • ..4.•
will. It vaakes the liver, kidnen,
skin and bowels perform their
proper work. It removes all im-
purities from the blood. And it
makes the blood rich in its life-
giving properties.
To Hasten
Recovery.
You will be more rapidly cured
if you will take a laxative dose of
Ayer's pills each night. They
arouse the sluggish liver and thus
cure biliousness.
Wpito to ear Doclora.
We lama Oa I.:Wooly(' !Writes of
soma of tbotrant =Went phyMetaus in
the United States. Write frouly all Gm
particulars
In your tato.
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5
Ra -Ai. Geo. W. Stull of Guelph
died suddeuly in his office.
Toho ryfo, Ouelph, was crushed
to death by a tree failing on him while
chopping inthe woods.
Burglars entered the residence of
Mr. Alphonse Diplome, Montreal,
chloroformed the inmates of the house
and robbed them of their valuables.
714"• Afi". Wood's Pllospllodlne,
v. Great 2?entedy.
Sold and recommended b3all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Wm
ekages guaranteed ta cure all
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or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of
baceo, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en receipt
of price, one voltage $1, six. $5. one log/please, i
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hen again it would not
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still holes first place in tin market. •
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Petitioning President BOKIttley to Get
B. C. Alien Exclusion Act Dopeated.
Skaguay, Alaska, Jan 80. via Seattle,
Wash , Fob 7.- A monster petition to
President higginley and the members of
the joint high tommission is being
signed, asking their assistance in secur-
ing the repeal of rheAlien Exclusion Act, I
recently passed by the Government of
British Colunelia, in whieb the Atlin
mining dietrict is located. The petition
has already recoiled 1,000 signatures.
Five tbouasnd in all are expected to
sign The petition will be forwarded to
Niushiegton by the nest steamer
Canadians are signing as readily as
Americans. The trade lsalready seriously
afftmeti, and a Mph official of the White
Pass Road said yesterday that the Eng-
lish owners have cabled over that if the
nos is not revoked work on the road will
be ordered stopped. The Porcupine and
Salmon River districts on the Dalton
trail, are coming to the front, and the
prospeators headed originally for Atha
are goiug into the new fields of Ameri-
can territory,
L4111(11.11 Wing the 'estern Tankard.
Stratford, Feb 7 -The finals in the
western district of the Ontario Corliag
Association were played off here yester-
day between the Forest City Club of
London anti Waterloo resulting in a
victory for London by 16 shots, the score
standing 47 to 31 At tle conclusion of
the match the western district trophy
was presented to the winners by .A. F. g,
M. P., presieent of the Ontario -r
Curling Association
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v t?,0 USA'S Yon sinned
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agaiest imam.°
onionoraubo1 tire terrible orime pea
eeel Yertre committing.' Didoti only consular
• lel; 1,1,0 fascinating allurements: ot this evil
'habit? When too Ire° to avoid the tor -
Six tionths1II Central Prison.
Kingston, ti` 7 DI iv 21 .. 1 en of
"A 1. tety trt-martiutied for .i in
Etazettao. rt. etc, ed t. a.taisti of six
months in the Ce., teal Prison
A nein' bursar at iimk wood
Hospitel, t11.1.4 1410 ferwardea his
iieleneition to toe Severe m It on Sitter
oey air Anglin will caaletibtedly ho
granted $ns eienneteal, lie has awn in
01fide 27 yew
Orill,,, at. Line.
01 11 a Dee 7.- ay voi aof 309 to (t.I
this town yu. Ir 8Y passeci a a zi au-
thoriziog 1.131) Coulee] to raas b ciebon-
tures 575,000 for the putmo5,e installing
an eluetrio trousm4451013 rviwor [emit it
is 1.rovisted to bring 800 horse -power
from 1-Zia:teed Raines, on the Severn
River, a distunce of 10 miles 'eland. A
Beal() Orin has already got the contract
at eo7,200 for 5 complete poeer plent.
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rtblo s,,sults. were your eyes opened to
your Dori 0? Did you later on in ram-
hoodeontraet any PRIVATE or BLOOD
disetuto? Wero you cured ? .Do you now
and then. soo Bane alarming symptoms?
Do e you marry in ysurprosen eon -
el i i ? You know, "LUCE FATHER,
LOSE SON." It married. are you con-
utly living in dread? Ts marriage a
fal into tit son on occonn t of any4/011k..
LOSS canted by early eauee or later ex-
cesses? Ilave you heat drugged with
mercury? This booklet will peiutout to
you the results of these crimes and peint
out bow our NEW BiLE'llilOD TREA.T-
AIENC will positively cure you: It
shows how thousancl have been ss.ved by
our NEW .1,11.1hATIvIENT. 11 proves
how -wo can OITARANTEE TO tURE
A:sY CUitADLE CA1311 OR NO PAY.
'we treat naul ere--ENIISSIONS,
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S.Ielby St.
DiSTROirr, PMC44- OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. 0.
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Bicycle Pleasure. '
Are you seeking Bicycle pleas-
ure? If so, you should seek first
a good wheel. We can furnish
you any of the best wheels made
at lowest prices.
Musical.
- Do you want anything in the
musical line. We hove a choice
lot of Pianos and organs. Call
and inspect them before buying
elsewhere.
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby car-
riages, etc., etc.
Perkins 8/ TIartti
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IT PFIYS
To read the big stores' ad-
vertisements
ST OP! THINK
For whose good are we in
the furniture lousiness? For
yours and ours. If we are not
useful to you we cannot be use-
ful to ourselves. We have got
to carry the goods you want at
the prices you want or we can-
not make a success of our busi-
ness. But we have been doing
business right along for years,
which, proves that we are the
right kind of people with the
right prices. Come and see for
yourself....-
S. & SON,
Furni tl Te, Ur dertal. ing.
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