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Bicycles!
we are still in the Bicycle trade
and this year show some fine sped=
mens. The CUSHION FRAME is
the ideal wheel to ride. Prices mod-
erate.
Pianos
v
Several New Pianos just put in
stock ; newest styles and the best
makes. It will pay you to see there.
You will -he surprised at the LOW
PRICES at which we sell them.
Organs of . the Latest
makes always iii stock
Sewing Machines 8cc.
We areleaders in Sewing Ma-
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trade produces are on our floor for
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any of the above.
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the ,choicest Ontario and Manitoba
wheat.
The quantity of our W:REATLET
has been improved by sterilizing it.
10 lbs. for 25e. Give it a trial.
It is " A FOOD" not A "FAD.',
Olar facilities for the handling of
t11e chopping trade are unsurpassed.
The new Vessot grinder is giving great
Satisfaction.
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Millers.
boughs, Colds, hoarseness, and other throat
siimeofs are Cluikkly relieved by Va;tro•Creso•
tone tablets. tea cents per box. All clruaifiste.
One dose of Ayer's Cherry
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doctor's medicine for all
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r have used A,yer's Cherry Pectoral in my
family for eight years, Therese nothing equal
to it for coughs and colds, especially for chit.
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Night C
1 JAPS SIT( Siial UN
• flllssli's North Port, VladivoStock,
Still a Naval Target,
I:uesir,'e bloc) Not inthena rber--nsttie-
ahips at talo Death of the `tunica River
coveting Movements of 'i'roops-13ns-
sinus fie Occupy and 1roz'P1fy Some
Strong Positrons Thorn—fnereasliry'
Eo'ee North of the Yalu--rklexielb Xte-
Poets No )atuage—Jap cruisers,'Z>
ported Sunk.
Yinkow, 'Mar'ch. 8. -An official de-
,,,
slfatch received here Says the Japan-
t, ase are again bouibardithg Vladivo-
jt stock, This news lacks confirmation
from other sotir ccs,
1 Jtt>n auvt•r,ur shout-
{ London, March 8.—A despatch t
The Central News from St, Peters-
burg says telegrams received from
Vledi,vcistock say that seven Japruh-
0So ships ,
a11p1•oarvh.t.il that port at
10 o'clock yesterday morning, enter-
ed. Ussuri Day at about noon and
after some manoeuvring steiemccl out
seaward,
Keep hett
bowels open with ono of,
Ayer's Pillsat bedtime, ➢lost one.'.
TOOK POJSON I x11TSTAl E.
itilz'$. Lnoy AnnEdwards, a. :resident
of
London- for ilin past six month:,
took a dose.of pniSOO on Wednesday
morning of last week in twistidte for
salts, When her mistake was discov-
ered n doctor was .ts lnita'iecliaately called,
but before be reached the house house
she expired. 'Mrs. Edwards lived only
five urinates from the time she too]:
the fatal dose. She had not been feel-'
ing well for a short time it appears;
and she intended L eking at quantity di'
salts.. She misi:onk the bottle, holy-.
ever,' and instei£a .of salts drank a
quantity of ,lCtt The e l1nTt tL '
woman was 50 years' of age, and came
fr'oin LuC:an six mouths ago in order
that lief' I1•-year-o1d son could take a
course at a business college. -
W. C..1T. U, Not „-
A mass meeting Of all theSuntla'-
schohls will be held in the Maio Street
church on Sunday next uontilencifg
at 3 o'clock, An interesting temper-
ance programurflis beilig prepared in
which many of tl>, young people of
char town .•re taking pail. Everybody
will be welcome'.
:The next regular meeting of the W.
C. T. L%, will be held. 10 the 111:lin sirye*.
pa.rsou011 \STednoula;:, that hath.
The Rev. T. 1'ge1'toIr Shure in curl
, mention on the Toronto Junction vie:
tory foe local option remarks: ks: "The
nlaln secret of our sti e ngtl:l and stic-
cess here was the,llnity of the churches.
That is the great lesson of our co in-
paign and I ant Dersnctded that the
churches of this land, or of any (10)0
gnu 11ty, can accomplish anything in
moral or social reform if they but set
themselves to the task as one man.
In our town of 8,000 people we have
seven Protestant, churches and one
110 man Catholic. The Protestant
Ministers all meettogether es,a 11110111-
terial association, once a month, to
discuss matters relating' to the spiritu-
al and moral welfare of;onr town. It
was in this .association that the Local
Option idea had its birth about a year
ager. -Soon a movement was started
which resulted in the organization of
the Citizens' League, the actnal mem-
bership of which has been shall in
lf..being
Hurn chs,, but large in iwflnence,.
composed of a number of the strongest
and most professional and business
men of the town and the ministers of
of the churches." ,
Besides Toronto Junction, local op-
tion carried in the townships of Niag-
ara, Cartwright, Raleigh, Llulclsdownr',
Euphr•asia. McLean, Ridout and others.
lois of RsJ
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Those who have lost flesh
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the wrapper of every bottle
of Emulsion you buy.
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0
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Tokio, March S.—It is believed
that the Vladivostock . squadron is
now in the vicinity of the. mouth" of
the 'Emma River, engaged iii cover-
ing the, movci)Ients of .Russian troops
from Possiot Bay to the Valley of
the 'I ulnen.
Russian scouts are reliably report-
ed to have penetrated south as far
as ICiungsung. The earlier Russian
movement into Northeastern Corea
was regarded as a diversion, but it
now appears that a considerable
forcer llarticipatedAthere.
It is thoughtug
ht
that the Russians.
mayoccupy o 4 3 and fortify some strong
position on the Tamen hisser. Re-
ports reearding Russ tan movements
in Northwestern Corea are meagre
.and unreliable.
The force north of the Yalu is be-
ing increased, but it is doubted i
any conslde'ralfle n11011)er of Russians
have crossed the river.
.1 exte..' tt l'a„trr,
St. Petersburg, tmc:h 8. -Vi iron.
Aiexic':i• ha:, tai g.upliecl t1n' tzar
I't'oiu ;lukt]e11, udder yesterday's
date, as follows:
Supplementary to my telegram
o1 March 0, 1 most humbly report
that at 1.35 p.w. live on1: of seven
of the enemy's ships opened fire ori
Ports Suvaroff and Linevitch, on
the town, on the roadstead and
along the valley of the River Obyas-
soneneiye.
"The firing lasted until 2.15 pan.,
at which flour the Japanese squad-
ron
quad-
ron•began to steam to the south-
ward, disappearing out of sight at
5.30 p.m. There were no losses on
the batteries or . the fortifications.
In the town one seaman was Wound-
ed and one- woman was killed. Ac-
cording to information just received
the enemy's squadron again appear-
ed in sight of the fortress at • 8
o'clock this morning.'.'
A later message from the Viceroy
says:
"The commandant at Vladivostock
reports that yesterday's bombard-
ment resulted in no serious damage
to the port. .,The 'fortress did not
return theenemy's fir•
c y e. .
"To -day at midday the enemy
again entered Tissltri Bay and ap-
proached to point, from which they
bombarded the harbor on March 5.
They left again, making for the open
sea."
Jap Cruisers Reported Sunlr.
London, lblarch 8.—A St. Peters-
burg correspondent of The Standard
gives a rumor that ,the Czar has re-
ceived a telegram to the effect that
the Japanese :fleet, bombarded Vladi-
vostock all day Monday. Only trifl-
ing damage was inflicted, according
to this rumor, but one or two Jap-
anese cruisers were sunk. Although
there is nothing to show that there
was not another bombardment . of.
Vladtvostock on Monday, this report
is most likely an exaggerated ver-
sion of Sunday's bombardment.
On the. Banks ..f the Yalu.
ed indirectly by eel can ehippi,nt;
ninon desiring atethoi'ity to fit Out.
priVatehria to prey on, ,Jalitalt se com-
merce, but that they -nein, with 111)
eileollrL'agelneet,
iiel.our Asia; nor t.i;;::t
Lencion,, Marcell $.—Answering a.
questien rn the 110L15e 00 Couuuons
yesterday aftereoen, Premier Bal-
four said the Govornrnoat; considered`
that Russia's declar ttipn that' she
proposed to treat' coat as contra-
band of wtu' was of the l roatc•st 1311-
portance, Mr, Balfour said . the
British Government Was tali:ing
stens to obtain snore precise infor-
mation in regard to 1,he interpreta-
tier) of the 1.•tussian declaration re-
specting contraband of war.
fiOTELS. THAT ARE SALOONS.
i%r. --
art Says S),uro License
Fluidal$ X10
Not comply With Stntutgs.
Toronto, March S.—Yesterday waif
an off clay in the Legislature. The
House sat for uhie minutes and only
one iters) 0n the bill of fare was tak-
en up. '.Chore were just thirteen Lib-
erals on hand on the opening, and
seven C:olls art t L
c a tt c•s, but four or fire
Opposition
zn4illbers dropped it 1 •
pp d i just
at tticijour'uinetlt,
The only item o7; business transact-
ed was .1)r. Banes motion for a. re -
tuna of the member of saloon licenses
in the cities and towns of the pro-
vince daring t1e s• care 1900 and
19Q3, also the number of wholesale
licenses i2) rural municipalities,
Dr. Barr said in many parts of
the province there was a feeling that
in our cities there' wore a large 11001-
ber, of hotel licenses granted that
were really nothing more 3111111 sa-
loons. Some of them put in the beds
required, but the public could not
get the accoulrilodatioz'i.
Hon. Mr. 'Stratton, in agreeing to
the motion, said no saloon license's
• e
weregrantedt
from 1
ozn 19 , i 1
0 1.
to as
but when the act of 1899 was pass-
ed there was a provision allowing
three saloon licenses in the Toronto,
Ilainilton and London stations , to
exist. If Dr. Barr was aware of any
hotels that diel not comply with, the
{• law and )would inform the depart-
ment the Minister would.see to it
that an in\ O stiti;ation would be
made. The number of • wholesale li-
censes in 1901. was six, in 1.102 five
and in 1002 Fix.
The ortle.r was: ggranted,_
Iron. dr. Stratton brought clown
a return. at the rO iirzrst of Mr. Ei1-
leer of the correspondence in reference
to the appointment of Tt illiam
Corps ns registrar of Heron.
The ei:rlitli annual report of A. W.
Campbell, Commissioner of High-
ways, may laid on the table by the
Provincial Secretary.
London, March 8,—According to
the Cho Foo correspondent of The
Morning Post, it is expected that
the Japanese will reach the left bank
of the .lower Yalu. about March 10.
A. large force of Russians is strongly
entrenched on the hills in the An.-
tung district, adjacent and, parallel
to the river. Their position is Simi:
lar to that which the Boers held on
the Tugela River.
Jap,, Cut 7n.
London, March 8. -It is believed
at the. Japanese Legation' that the
Japanese are now between the Rus-
sian cruiser squadron and Vladi-
vostock, andthere is reason to be-
lieve that the Russian squadron is in.
the vicinity of Possiet Bay. Rus-
sian official despatches do not men-
tion this squadron, and this fact
lends color to the belief that the
Japanese warships have shut it out.
of 'Vladivostok<. It is pointed out.
at the Legation that if thisbe true,
the Russian vessels, are in a critical
position.
Lrrrnting For Japanese.
Vladivostoek, March 8.—The Rossi-
ane are hunting for Japanese in the
town, Any person concealing therm
will he court-martialled.
1tns,$ita, .1111)1lary %'rate,,.
Scowl, March 8. -The Russian. Sol-
diers operating in the vicinity of
Anju are committing all 1115111101, of
excesses, maltreating the native
women and perpetrating robberies
upon every opportunity. Corean Sol-
diers attacked a body of the invad-
ers on Friday last, the d:th instant,
and succeeded in killing thirty of
their).
Varian Trophies,
Tokio, March. 8.—A number of
trophies from the RussiOA cruiser
Verlag, including one gun, lha.ve
reached the Nave Department and
have been forrvar•ded . to. the Ja.pan-
eiie Imperial ootu't.
Itiv,keas F lr Pltatee.
St. Petersburg, .blanch ,,,8,—The As-
sociated Press learns that: the 1tus-
siaaz authorities haw been approach -
•
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Fire at Vaudr'euil, Que., destroyed
three houses, loss of $4,000.
Brockville customs officers discov-
ered $1,006 in smuggled cloth hid-
den in a boathouse.
Edward Slaughter; brought back
to Windsor, admits killing Itisdden,
but says it was ie..a fight.
Capt., the Hon. Reginald Ward,
brother of the Earl of Dudley, is
dead at London . from appendicitis.
Several municipalities in Essex
Coun�Ly have overstepped their bor-
rowing powers and been warned . by
the banks.
It is said that the French, owners
of the Panama Canal Company may
be unable to furnish a clear title for
sale to thea United States. •
Fire which began in the Elmira,
N. Y., Theatre, destroyed that place,
the Auditorium Theatre and several
business places. Loss, $200,000.
Bible Society's' Centenary.
Toronto, March 8.—About 3,000
children assembled at the afternoon
meetilrg' of the centenary of theBri-
tisho Y
anc`1'.,Foreign Bible Society yes-
terday afternoon in Massey Hall.
The principal speakers were Rev.
T. B. Hyde and Mr. J. L. Hughes.
At the evening meeting. His Honor
the Lieut. -Governor, Bishop Sweat-
t -nen and Rev. Robert Johnson, D.
D., of Montreal, gave the addresses,
Bishop Dunoulin of Hamilton, ad-
dressed the meeting on the funds-
mental principle of the society, and
Rev. Dr. Carman delivered an ad-
dress on "The Outlook.
Hustled to 1;ael.ulrnalr.
Victori;t, B. C., 'march 8.—Cipher
despatches by' the naval authorities
at Esquimalt yesterday from the
British Admiralty, order the cruisers
Grafton (flagship) and Bonaventure,
now in Central or South American
waters, to get to Esquimalt with
all speed. The Bonaventure is coming
out from England to . succeed the
Grafton as flagship on this station,
The order is regarded here as omin-
ously significant.
Second. to Britain.. Washington, March 8.—Tie United
States Senate yesterday passed the
Naval. Appropriation Bill. In speak-
ing of the continued growth of the
navy, Mr. Patterson, who presented
several amendments, said the colas
pletion of the naval program would
place the United States ahead of
Germany and Russia in actual ton-
nage and ahead of France and next
to Great Britain in effective fighting
tonnage,
Arrested For I3taanrp.
Woodstock, March 8.—George A.
Thornton of Ingersoll, is under ar-
rest charged with bigamy, to which
he pleaded not •gttilty yestorday
morning and was remanded till Sat-
urday.. It is .claimed he was weal --
sled to Hattie ;Knapp at Ingersoll ori:
Peb. 271, He denies having been
previously married to a Miss Reeves
of tlro'odstock, in 1900.
Harry Si„sonN' i1e gletrr. .
Port Frances, March 8. --Harry
Sissons, barrister, has been appoint-
ed registrar of Rainy River. He is
on his way to Toronto to get his
instruotion,S. Tie 18 a graduate of
Toronto University.
13 MKurderer'ii in Sind Sing.
Ossining, N.Y., March 8, --'T'her'e
are now 1.3 convicted murderer's in
the death Clouse in Sing Sing Prison.,
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Thompso.i,
of Lillydale, IV.Y.,. Grand Worthy
Wise Templar, and Member of
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Stephens. School Report.
The fulloteing is the reptant fur Feb-
ruary 1t r8. S. No. 2, Stephen. Those
nlari:131 wili1 an esterisic Si:1'.' not
present foe. all exn111111atiune : --- V.,.
Marl. 3b'(1.—Gleetis 11111, 208 Sr. IV.
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ill. BoaLRTsos, Teacher.
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AS A TRIAL
DR. SLOCUM. Lung Specialist
To' Every Sufferer 'With Consumption, Catarrb
Bronchitis, La Grippe, Pulmonary
and Bronchial:, Troubles
If you have any of the following symptoms it means that the germs
of consumption are in your system. Accept Dr, Slocum's generous,offer'
Are your Maga weak?
Do you Cough?
Do you have pains in the chest?
Do you spit up phlegm?
Is your throat sore and inflamed?
Is your appetite bad?
Do you have night sweats?
Are you losing flesh?
Areoupale,thin and weak?
Do you have ringing in the ears?
Do you have hot flashes ?
is there dropping in the throat?
Is the nose dry and stuffy?
Have you a coated tongue?
Call your disease what you will, these symptoms indicate that you have -in
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the marvellous power of his systern of treatment, Dr. Slocum has decided to gree
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ONE WEEK'S TRIAL OF DR. SLO+CUM'S SYSTEM
OF TREATMENT FREE
Nothing could be more reasonable, more generous than Dr. Slocuni's;offer.
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