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$ EleDlOT, Sete,
, • • Geneitee MeNeeltit
eae.y advaeced.te (teed fanners pe 'their
time with One Or, 1110re eridertee•ea 7 per
.per annum.
,Exeter Biome •,•
en every lawful dey frcire 10 to 3 le
sATtraDAYs, m. to
ireeettates of ipterest- allOwed on deposite.
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VANI7XittY. 16aH, 1902
NOTES • AND COMMERTS;a-
The la,test gerin to be discoVeried is
'bat of fatigue: erA,.treenechte-,15-4Ytielai
a,"Ys that some,of tieaidtbarn"!•etvithtit
n the system.; whichlexPlaite: Why
o many people eonStanittradeoplaftrot
atigite even wheir they: havedpne
nothing to make Athem tired:- ,La4y-,
DeopleMt.seems, caunot helpetti.theit
ttit-ffrpen;p41n 'the possession of •the
true, the staternent that: seilie; RAPP 4'•
ieWly-diecetiyeligcltbaetgria,'' I„fattkijell:
-e "bora, EiraViritTlet 'explained.
. ,
Hay growt in Cansiefheeik aeberditig
d the Canadian Gettaereelhet best fo&
er receizredlIn South Africa.'- The
• oW Zealandeleafia like straw, and is
ci only to oxen andnatiles, Te bay
ern Argentine, is rell from ;Alfalfa
rass, and tlijVhbrsese will„akot eat it.
elhe same Itteed-of hay -capes from the
. "-hated States: On kccount of all this,
• ispredicted fiiitt. the British Govern-
• entVill la.laaetit bring all their' bay
at'erulied-for: Stuth Africa., friem the
Dorninion. . • •••••.-
-4:ferskis an illustration of the -success
,af Municipal ownership: -"Net'
Mahe has had upwards of a Yeae'd".•ex-
perience in the ownership and dPera-
gen of a lighting plant and telephone
Service by' th,e munieip_alitye It has
- • 1,400-hicandescent lights installed and
.150 street lights, and'h as 129teephones.
The cost oft operation for " someWhat
more than. a, year has been $5,776.36,
and the receipts have amounted to
' 1,025i80. The service b be ex-,
ae,041„73-, showing a Aotelkttgain., of
tient as well as chear.taraletofitable„
- • ". - ,
I; is It
3.1tift-"Rieberteoneforwarded . to the
government the details of the scheme
.; of Sir Wm. MacDonald for the impro-
velifent a cducwou in _the rural
Schtiols Of 6ntAtier toward wiaich Sir
William is prepared to give generous
aid. The intention is • to consolidate
#te,or ehe rwl,sphools at convenient
'tPoints,-changuig them into one grid-
ect school, with a school garden and a
manual training room as .part of the
equipment. One experiment will be
eendaited at Sir William's expense in
.ftch of the prov*ces, and a thorough
"tst
given to to the idea. Garden and
tatuseastndies Witlebe promoted by
atits-afeatra.-welitig instructera who,
in give lefesons the, teathers in
nal schools. • .A.mong the subjects
will be dairying, poultry keeping, bee
keeping, fruit grewingatgreteAl gar-
denirig, and for girle; rpreparatTen and
3ervIng of foodsi,:. d'reseteaking ,and
einaple forms?of hotisehold' art and
decoration and-the.dare and 'cleansing
of 1.00HIS. •In brief, Sir William
• would introduce technical educatien
!for farm life into, the rural schools.
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The World has the, f gvir $0..;111.
Sunday edition :="Etee Welt-dit
his colleagues baset QeOlgd, 'kpoli&Y
ut eegard to prob bettorat IP .s0,
„,$ey will pass a law'.alicrIfshie Al
arilifuor lihaterioeasaid law, e
ever, not to'g.144itUtforce Until it is.a.p,
proved by half the total VotOrs en'the
lists in Ontario. That is; of the half -
million voters in Ontario, tivb
and fif,y-one.thousand must gobitt
and vote foe. theolaVa.tt:"Some, kinel'ef
compensating olanee nil] go with the
Jaw. Whether thid"compensaticin to*
the hotelmen will be paid by the
eminicipalities or hy the p;rovnface hi
not yet known. Nor item. known
, whether the reference to the people
will be on the same day as the general
electiott or nth'. "Bulethe genreraf elec-
tion is tear at hand: long before the
..24th of May. As fol? the law itself,
ill be good and •ttrong, even • more
s agent thaii the Manitoba law. It
will be Dragonien in et,s•rigor and is so
, inteeded, in order ()Vete' forever, to
sicken the neeple.oft thiepreeviece with
-Ev'eryone but,
the el•ear-euittprobiqeitionist will go one
and smite ft an'aire."
tr,
A'.*4
o re f you try•
CT1 "`;•
tion
rn
• fic, strong we
Lie a cure or reeled
1„.0 antoney, alerted. tend .erou
lrtaren, 'eoui f,',„,i.eenis a Eid Vitt cum Con-
e it you write for it.
eumption,,irtii ainl, all,
i.usg Troubles, ..:4,Virt#14f-c a cough cle dold
in. a day, end uhi-ol‘ziviiillf4serious msultS.
It has Veen tbdisc things for so yars.
S. tt. ,Ep.; 'Toronto, Can.
RootTea Corrects the SiOnlacit
• litatre G1ei"0
hildren
STOR IA
A•
1111110,t1
1111 Vie liqws illtorest: to
'MIRO ltoadors ilappenill0
thoso Gounties
Middlesex
The people of Olandeboye are talk-
ing of building a new Methodist
church there next spring.
Geo: Westrnan, of Granton, was
elected Reeve of Bidclulph by a ma-
jority- a fifty over S. Hcidgixes who
was Reeve last year. "
Miss Ella,Campbell lata been engaged
as teacher °fake peimary ,department
of the Ailsa Craig pnblic school In the
stead of Miss Stewart, who has resign-
ed. .
Reit, Mr Farney, of Cterrie. Ines
been,apPeintedtapreach in Granton,
parish, which-inckudes Granton, Clan-
deDoye and, Prospect 'Hill churches.
;He kook charge.lastSand:1,y
I A very pretty rWedding took -pla
at the homektif41`e.hateRebertRacteli
Granton, oesbleVeeirearkdaya when hie
daughter. Rea•betelyeale'iniited in Mar-
riage to lipla S'itenley'ebf Gran -
SLOWLY ,
DYt11,•Tqltitp.i.X CATOV:I'
N•••••
,
sands. arelin'thieterrible tio ffirat
Slowiy dyinkfetane C4Iterrho
doio realize their datiger.
I
have- the enghtest taint of Catarrh,
would lb .aot be wise to -Cora:mine
Catarrhoeone treatment.. nave ,and be
perfectly cured in a shore time? Tide
pleasant remedy eures witboat t
df drugs, atainiZers or snuffs. „WO;
hale ' the 'medteated vaporee Whi
Spneads,teiall parts of the breat
orgithatitills the germs and healeatife-
infialit'ect surfaces. Catarrhozoliet
Cleans the thkoat and nose instantly;
and jah.:ver fatis to cure the inost.;ob-
ithalitet catarthid, And•ethioat
tadtaleles... A."• tribal Will deffienisitra,tei
the'vTitue of patarrhozong,'fkisthlriells
for $1.00,:sdiall size 25cts., atdruggists
or Polson 80, -Co' Kingston, Ont. .
e _a- •
' • Perth
. „
„Messrs. Robert and John Steele,' of
St. Marys, left Tuesday for _Seattle,
Where they intend staynie •
Thealieept of l‘elitchell will this year
be goyeariet1 by the Ministers of the,
town or their followers in municipal
matters. •
• . and. Mrs. C. 0, Switzer, of Tea-
cenabe Alberta. are spending a few
weeks' visiting friends at • Eden aticit
Kirkton.• •taee
-The -sad news reached Kir
Thiirsd" last of the 'suddend
Mrs. F. McLaren, nee Maithrt-
near Detroit. -
eta' •4-e.e.''e- ,
Mrs. Jase-apearm, of St.:Marys, un-
fortutiately sliPped...on-tthe ,mi•alk-: near
TiAd.§,y1; morning and
beregelienaim. t •
: "The' Catholic church, St: Marys, pur-
chased it Cathedral double bank organ
with band blower and 19, sets of reeds.
The price of this organ is 31200.
•
Robert A. Bugg, formerly of t3lan-
shard, but now Of Burks Falls, mar -
Tied •an 'estimable youug lady; Miss'
Bertha Bill, of Burks Falls last week.
, Patrick O'Brien, of Kirkton, died
very suddenly on Wednesclayanorning
of last week, a,t theage• of.65years, 11
Months and 16 days. His wife pre-
deceased hint about three viieeltsa.oric:
Mr. Riddell, son, of the.iae6 -NV0114121
Riddell, of-PetisnenrIlillt was dttited
in matrimony* Tueeday, eveniog,'4an.'
7th, to Miss Maggie:4..4411e eif-‘44fftet
place. ; tte
Palpitation df pie
ness,, teemblitags, ritee4reelieddache,
cold hande and feet, pain-111,pr- 6ie
and other ferias of greakzig'ssii.-te'r
lieved by Oarter's leon. Pine, made'
specially fob til3e bio -F1 nerves and com-
plexion. ,
, „
While !Stewart Flunk, youngest
son of Jas. Finnie, St. Marys, was
coasting sl8wn Park street, sidewalk.
,his. sled struck aetree and thee -w, him
up against one ofellie Street °maniere-
tal trees and caused him serious inter
nal ii -jury.
American firm of capitalists
Ontes St. Marys people, saying, that
itsStellnarys can furnish $2504100 stealea
"they: Wilk' furnish the balancP:TO 014
build it five -or six hunclredk,th
dollaDbeet sugar plant in
Hattig•Milissa Pearsonte'velfeAtiSid-
ney Conic; passed..3egaitt on -.SUP'41437;
Dec. 29th; in her" 300 year. She „wee
born ha 'IltatesharelitealeeOlest,clitrgh.
tt r of Mr. • end ' Ifl'eaeer..'"Pearson, now
•residents ofiSt, 11411c.fve.e.: She haslived,
in St. Marys either life. tea., :•-etee•
Mr ..-' R." B. .Moir, forint' Zizif Si;.
i
telarf.g,:14.1. eceived the ap •).ttructel.
of paynefeter in the seeenela itogian
eiOnli ted ' Rifles. The p6i4iti5e carries
with it t.h0 r•an k of 114;j-tone:let, Mr.
OS EVERY,. BoX:
ne
Tabietg
(• 7°4%in'
d.ri'CO.LIGI-IS, COLDS
nd GRIPPE: in one day.
, ViteW`e4
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•
.L.The ReiMItfOatliolic congregation at
.§te..Augnstine hare decided to erect a
Pew chureh next summer. They are
elteadf making preparations.
Mr. Philip, of Dromorei:,last week
received from' Toronto's -k. (Imp'
epedernan. W. Rennie, cheq a 'tor.
1Aft iu return for,fivd kftge-12t
alstke ' clover, leed. This is
elmee the farmer who Viepse "en -to -date
dakes'ni. oney.
The re)ndence orT;167'..-V§.7,7-trOv'Tn-..
send,- of Pert Stanley,. late „Of 'Dicker -
wedding on Christ s 'day, • when his
wae the scg;of a"pfetty home
,eldest claughter,`‘Misc Minnie was ;unit-
ed in the hely bontla.•••#antatrintony to
G. A. HaneYe eeftlthe Cllergue
Weeks SitTitta••• Ste Marta. '
;•
:t,A Londtii.. cOrreenocidinta
preptasel that duty ..pf ogle or
vaiikkikitige a quarter should"be rev!:
-ed on inip'Sir,tSd wheaf,is disq,ussed itt
many quin,As.The Se tqaday Review
says the tax would'havetio' be iropos-
&bin foreign eorn,and not on colonial.
•Sectitktax would, it si•tys, afford the
•IGineernmenteaptnyipottlipity of effect,
jag „riarej 'reciprocity With ,Oanada.
!kw it Came About..
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' Many ladies liairia in distant rural
districts. and regular users of Dia -
"monde finding it impossible to. procure
fronitheir general dealer patterns for
the maletinaup mat and
rugs;. ask -
in ti e" fact rers of Dietinond
• Dyes.' to supply there' tcPtp j to
Mine as- required. iTheeepeceseitated
thelenpoiting froth tnailuffietnereTe-
• SCotlend'a the best Repstau, the _ern-
ploynienC•ofeartidts, Jarg:b„,plates .to
print from "!'sand .the =empytyment ,L)f a
large staff4q.:Prin* and eolOneelesigns.
Theemanutacturees of 1Diaiiceind Dyes'
are nawAti a position to dieleply their
.patterng:". hr., mail as well. gee thre ugh
ttlie,best Der,Good4apereliants. Stieete
.81-..patteges, arid desigiie %let free to
ant' addresp•lipore receipt 'Of a Postal.
The Wells 4 Richardson CO. teLimited,
200 Mpunteed Se -Montreal • P. Q.
Irataliy Hurt.
- Thomas, Jan. 7. -John Dare'.
and, hotelkeeper at Belmont, and for
years license inspector for East Mid-
dlesex, met with very serious injury
at the Atlantic House, London, Sate
urday might. His injuries are 'meetly
'Internal, dud are such as to make his
recovery a matter of doubt. •
Durand fell through a trap ttiobr •-ta.
the cellar, and 'alighted upon his
irad• tenedered unconscioue
by the fall.. .• • ,,, • t
•
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••••••i' tete ea:. 1
bit .t.t.a 934'Stooit
. ,*".-031 - • vr
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4higaton.„ Jteie. 7.-1'rincipid Grant
was 'able_ eo address: the students. of:
Queen's evellitigain the Convodae-
tion ein ,address ,ths-
aimed. his attittideein. tie 'past 40
.yeetri.:•teetlr,t1,49.4.acidian Confedera- ,
luipcptaletation and the Presby-
lIatalaimed to • hew •
acted on principal -ancletittatteli..
la Confedera.tien, herglirddrleiWet2„.
up-
per -against , his •••• mentor,
Howe. .Be wanted Canada ,peopled
by its own stock. We had already
all the peoples of other languages we
can' digest. He asked. the Govern-
ment to call off its itinalgration
agents. He saw Iniperial union
'coming nearer, but he 'took occa-
sion to assail -the Government . for
litglectiug to. pay its share- of the
, cost .of pending nien to the SOuth •
Airin • tvar„ . They could give'
' iii -
i beauses a,rit14,1orteenblic
hilt ,none
its best blorid"itrd'treastire to 4 win
a goodly: • erietai=s,-•vte, t*The Eirthire;"
he held, must ha jilitctically as Well
as geminaIly •viiitell. The principal
rejofced over the Presbyteelen
"l'Ontt, and looked for an cifgardzed
church of Cenada eniVracine alt die=
nominations.
• •
• TO curall A COLD I'S DAX •
Ta ko Laxative Promo Quinine TabretsfAl
droggista.reennd the money it,.•40,:tisraYtire
B. W. Grove's sik. nature is en ear,h eek -J. 25e
Moir nee:leap, se; vice he 8ori,th Africa, • •
havingelTitfeie'aretaryeto Col. Steele. 4.e , ,..
who 'tetitttanabeled tfie"!..St'rathcoria,
HoeseetteUe e res,mealdneti by Gener-
al Bollei.:ii.fr,eurillpicirebs tira,iery " and
4 ffichiat4etrite.„
iiixr: Aviic, Bolton-, late of,Abe 4Base
a - .
Line, Bla reshard, died at, the chonty
House of Refuge, at Stratford, on
Sunday, Jan. 5th. The deceased was
Only admitte.d a, few days ago. But
had .heeli an inve,114 ,teec • eleis honietil
Sialisti;•trd for a lefigeteieariad 14.."-zfent.
1
years ago when he driteietret ' ',,Prarrit•-:
ing on the Beattie 'farni,'Ir4k. A'. .con-
sidered wealthy., but fortuii,,, -a§.-y,:f
den tie n ot . stayed w i to hi rii,e end :,) at,
ost, his all • • '; ..',
A Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
stomach, a bad ctigesiion, a
bad Mier. Ayer's Pills are
liver,pills. They ,cure con-
sOitibri; biliousness, dys-•
pepsia, sick headache.
- 25c. MI druggists.
Went your moustache bt hoard a beintifel
brown or riell blatir7 Ilion use
, •
BUCKINGIIM YEWTItIrees
110 OrI, 4:411:41.1t1041%,. 0I! 11; (W., Af010,4,, n.
tri•
"About a yeqi ago mir hair:Wad
cominglouf very fast, so I bought
a bottle •of Ayer's jiair Vigor. It
stepped the falling aeleMlide my
hag' grow very rapidly, nenette
is ,45 inches in lerrttla'tleeinfer An.
;,"173CyciStore, Atchtson 'Kama o........
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4 iltre S, .a1101,411er. AUPRer,
ft -4 ',O4../..:'..ir. , I ...` 0 •4.1_," V .,!.
,th a a ih it OT:i.-...- :::...4.011alcli..
.,,,,g,
.1 -lair hung6pr„ oltAtisikti.
Hungry hair iie64,45411,
, needs hair vigctr---AgOL.
. .-. This is why we say that ,
Ayer's Hair Vigor always
itstores- color, and makes
the hair ,grow long and
., , •
neavy, - $1.00 it buitte. MI druggists.
ri your caligels cannot supply yea,
send, rtit one dollar and we Win express
you Et bath', attrb and give the name
of you. earthed exprEsa Ofne0. Addreat,
•c.atten COr,Lotroll, Vase.
.t.4,921"i61,i,114L_PATA11N 'ut 4 DB
liatre:rptglitetTe'dll'•°I;lbeysiv4thbele hig farmersalv
rtghuTbe bteing4119eOnIteYrillt:desi°14. _,TiOrproir°t•
bacen,and forwardedte-GreeBrititie,
aqttheeause of -tbeir,•qualityir,aie•;SOld
,fealtret 4 loss, • Thiti.teresaieuSt ulti-
•nutteletlb• hyo,tbe-fari,EiTers„ al:-
though the Aawkez:s nt the eTpreeent
Yeomen t are being severely ponishecU.
A•o an .exaniPle we quOtelbe•;edil-
dition of the trade "at the kiA0.,, Mat-
thews Company's factory, Ottaft,a, for
the months of Novetuber and -04irt-
her. 1901, and the first. wee10:6 t•-onol-
uary,1002, in November,1901, it total
of 8970 pigs were receivaiVat this face
--Wry. Of these, 5708 were "Selects,"
1602 were "Lights," 1244 were 'night
fats,".„36 were "heavy fats," 07 were
"sows* 5, were., • is were
"cripp and•220'Weite i:Stores,"these
qatte Jean pigs, unfit for any
' • Of 5151 hogs,received at the
' in Deoccaber1901, tbe "selects?'
•AuniAlkied-2,qM the. 'lights". 1172, the
`4,g1N-fiAs" 1204 the, oheavy
tih ‘!stagal,'„ 7:2s.,°11
"crTh•*S",: 85, and. the-,‘„‘Storee;'• 217.;
-From the 2n1 to theAtla 6f Japeary
1902, 1069 .hogs were receivIttle
these. 276 Were "selectret- 508 • v ere
'lights", 156 "light fats": 10 "heavy
fats"; 14 "sows" 13 "stags",7 '"cripples"
and 92 "stores", This makes a total
for the nine weeks of 8854 "selecte,32:32
"lighto4"2120 "light fats". 147 "heavy"
fate," 185 ,',"SOW6,7- 13 "stags," 55
"clples„'„'„- end "529 • ''Store," • total
1519 . .1/4 • . • ' • • '•
Pigs termed "selects" are Mingle that
can bis made into the best class
Wiltshire bacon, and are the tli4t
have made Canadian bacon:446 oes ethe
the English market. In order to keep
up the price of hogd, the packers must
eeceive the sort of ,hogs that will make
the finest Wqehireesides. To, make
this thetatinere 'Must have, smooth,
deep, -.wall•-•' feed pigs, with a large
amdunt 4,efleairMeat in the carcases,
in proptirtion to theatimouht of fat:
,They,- dkt:be; !well finished, ' and
Rh oxi reaching the ,,packing house
from-dbehundred:and eighty ,(180) to
two hundred: pounds:- On•.the pigs
termed. ,i'llightetethe packers:. lose at
le,aetonkdollar'perhead, :The ''light
fats't cap; be • cut uli4itall4put into the
re ae trade, hut -too lay e a number -of
these,pigs, would at any time eat the
'arleett •The: ...Nide:at-elate &kin be
-Worked Up when not 4.teoenumertmae
butavill een•for at leattitheettalf
per•Eurfdrete livetWeight,leseSthan
"eeleetp". 'So-Wa.'arand„..Nags'2• • are
very ptte,D properti;' and -can' only be
nted supplying . a vely„ inferior
trade. In ()rider te he •of anyevalae to
the packerse"sdiv,s",and 'stags'? should
4teernattla asefett ppssible. "Cripples'
are a , little or ' no :value to the'
packers,*and are always feed at a loss
to the farmers. "Steres" should•never
reach the pork packers, Yee thousands
of them are sent every 'Week to the
market by the fanners.
If the farmers continue to market
such ft. large niimber of undesirable
pigs, it *ill se4ciiisly injure the Cana-
dian Bacon Trade in Great Britahaand
will: bring • about", greatly redtieed„.
prices for.hogs thioegliont Canada,. '•••
. W. HoDgi5er.
S
)Jij OT Olt^ G[RMI1N19
•Satre of Pictorial Venom
,1 pireCted•Aagi,nat Eland,
ThuA..ir,teirteid;O;l:vill,l'ilenii:u:';,ineat•itye.a .4,:;:tetzbui; r.
Eireo.,Tite :kJ., of Eug4,,„4 . and ' te't y
Late Queell 111(1toria Not Lxempt rrom
AI:tit:ye Elltb. Eag_erly 1)eug.nt, :by ,
Fastkii,nalile Pe 1)1;10 • .
49,0li; 13 ailk..; .'..; a4.-7-4„ roma:rhea:de
artieleittleVietiefed tpaYeeterdWs Times,
unclePtItheeeetetjoreetate`•tiAteattalire ,.of
Getman' •iAfiglotkhobls,„..';'..,,,,,:rwounting
the character; .ot ,thik,at :,t,i7Bis,4011 eap,..,
Vines sa...,.,'"iii;oarsenefk !obset.47,
t
tool's *which ateea•rappeneaaee in , o
Germen .. aetespaperseeettaith • id
ity clad Venom: are . without Et. perige.,•'k-:
Iel . in modem tinies.''•
1.,-„A7-'xiiiiii,s. wisdeto, OitestIoned, ..
...
• 21.1:e• NV i$Slip,;,Rfi,t :sO!.,../ydigida.tipti of.
4,11e• article at .ttitattalittuPee • :much.
ierieetionede The Star says: , '•••
- "'"The Tintee yesterday, of all days,
begins a series of articles on the Of- '
fen'sive Gorham catioatures. :! The
Times ought to hesitate before ' it •
deliberately 'flogs the passion of
people. Are •:our publicists • matlf,
.Can they not 'ea: the abyss toteardp
which they are htiending this •,;ng -
suffering aatione" • eee,..;':' '' ,. t
.. , .
Ai hat tII:S111.1101.8? t14..:Ai'. - , ..
‘-,;' ' ' •
• 2: The Tiinee' atitcle, Whielt"eis tvf o
columns
are not gueteit-eligats', but are sold .
everywhere ae the. Stations', • of- the
state railroads, even at Potsdam sta- •
time where the Erapereeeis •eonfsterit-
ly traveling. • He 'was"'fleally obliged
to personally order their "removal."a
...Neither are these 'Papers ; atiOnY".;
moue.' One of the "most infamous .' of
an, entitled 'The Beer 'War,' b":bears
on the tibia, pages the nal:nes of per -
pens didthelaislied in thtt- literary and
-nettiptic2•*:.0*- ef Gerinany: ap.roneeD. '
Vel -Y• "te*chnicalestifittlaiiit ,the• a pa-
per -is -an art prorifietiolittebtit. it
difficult to find NvOrit fo,,c15gyeY,...,-..a•
tiotion, of the filth which it'Venitered ' • .
artists. and Writers 'venture. 't6 • latt ' ' •••11. ' ,
• before its culiiired Getirian, " ' readers. : •
• '..:Ftet.'"'7'''‘''',Fr•""'"':------s----- .
-Batik soldiers are reeiteseatecie ' as : . ,•
eibleing the dead., tiltei-t."*M-embere :1'1,
Ian's state coiccli' is 'depicted ' as a :BERE8foRmilt.1
'dart ladrinewitli -skeletans, and King ' . ........... . , '' ite.
.Edwerd ep shoivii deed drunk in his " '
.. .
. "e. 't London, Jan. 7.-A special state- •
qiedroone reeeiving the neteri Of Cron- • anent 'Irone LOrdditchener specipenge •
le' -e gefitei'air'• But, the - 'erowliInk ' Fie4LOcirnet Ore.tprii.is and ten several .cribef -shobting of natlire*
pliCe'.`t is it Sartqen entitled ..,.. 'Hero
. 13i, th.,,e, Boers was issued from the
,liVOkship.' ....;Ttak, then, "Prindess Of M.en Killed. r .War Office last night.
Wales; Queen Vi4oria; andlie Prince . . • . • •
of Waled standipg,,, with the " Young et ' • .... On Monday,. Oct. 15, 1900, party
princesses by her side, Is ' decorating -leatetteetee nneeeees Cap,tured,7.,-„includ-
viir ''' ..„,of Boexy came to IloutkoP.,about.. six: .
.it Youthful soldier, The legend
. one‘ ,.. . iag 2.1f41.: co-mei:It. e,r.,04.14.4.tatsnins '. talof letsheinnoirth.. aweisattraofevVwereerlinfninogw.nOta9.e. -
• -'
dernea.th roads •tektually: '
,.., .An gnglia414'PrinCess decorating , . ..7-Iteport That Viers * _Tresieherousiy. the natives in the kraal, fired at...,.,...;
the youngest gOldier in the British Shot intenlipai4oeacers Untrue...4n- and' • killed a native called Jacob,
Whana.' he accused of supplying ,eat- . ..:!.
my , with the ;Victoria CioSs, ' be: ' 'I" - "-..T,°'-",, 0-f.fl'.,;'? t./'zii" '..14:tito Yr.e. rDe.`.'.."-••• . tle4to the ..British. forage.
ei .
use esiyal,ot4hIeern4h0:7,:exil4ytt• tpinrfgnwt.otinie ihast.! ;I... if; ein6.7133.%,,orni.ettet.u117;•,.hipAratagonnt on Hrktain. • ..., A
. at "the same timiteanothee ''.Boer,...'
:',It-tnitt2/3sc,,TAY' 0144 •'in' r°sPe°t- Jan. 6.e-Beresford'dfgo'el.:11c-eiN;oirC'Co;n°ei°t-nat:
cape '.. •±ii -11o•Ventler or Deceenelee, r.,.• 1,90e0,aa.
..':.t,Pia.h:'ne,,.ie...C.r..°n. IP PY .0.441;roceededeto • 4 a-
leaatketerprigiV nee ive, Joli.innes,.
.4b1e 4hops;:e„ 74, eageylltateeught by War y encountered a' foree Of • ,totra• ' iyWhIPI le: shot *delid an the presence
. hepte,- e„, aif5iligar,th fashionable,. ke
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yon anyl4hiSelse on the plea or promise' tliteeit
is "just asgRalteeed ftwill'auswer every per,. •
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PIIInDERS or* NATITES• .
Farmer SliZots quo Whom ile ACC.1180sfI•
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London,-, :a.,04•-14.-xarp• crliiirt.: :cir- ' ttired • 35 berilieis, including, Field certain , numbet. of wagons belong-ae e
P Ite,"s•' Cel,§146mpo.und !Von ZendeneStiltren • chief :of .the lia-,•••
miler annaltil 0se.‘. that Adfaiiiall3aron t 'limpets Leroitx and Erasmus.
.. . •
• • nepeet • .on e .. .
Pretoria to Rustenburg were cap- - ,
ing •to a corriroY proceeding front ea v-
.
real Cabinet Itat Viii.„..15ereir'AV...41fiiext,4-8 •-,,,: d ' tat 4•1.-a- -a -axes' , tured by the enemata . A.' native dri-. „e ,
.' . Is the B.ist Mict•Wniter'.
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' : The Times suggeateeiat efie letter
telt' rom tho Geienan -Eteperoa. • „, i.--, •
. , ,.• • ,,s• In. . aetr,ep,oe.
raphed .from pretpTiaVai ..., , d Jan •VaietS3,eWb."Prie bks ' t' of • • ,
Strengthening. and Health-Qiving been ecataltteten aildiefieetabeit,. Kinit Lon on, Jan. 7.-rehe 'War ' Officee
int the authority Of .1.4`di'd• letiteleen.er, „ver of one a the wagons' appears to.: li,' ,;: „,,,
liaVe been rOiledeup in e. buek' Sail; '
„d' and. ' that' he „delivered a lett 1 - atele -a ..•. . .... .e! I.A.,::,
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;7. e et by two meii eit.11e4 tWillein a.„,a, ,
: .' „ ig'Intended to aisuina[th.e:, present P.-64"2."oati,' 'W, tfflicl. en the t-op:::e141....,..atirede. „..i.. • .
tviotdffiders of the:•Inetelligerece
ib'l - that
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,,, ..e.Z.:,;...• ...1‘,111i011:c. ili.!: ,.., : , ': '
.preeent ,polltical estrkngeneent. • - .•
Give Ample •Aiipiiriall.:". es•re o surr,en er, with , paraffin, and, thcteeeltale7 04.:;00o. - : a ,
pititinerita., Who werO tent to parleys .: 3 .... hes.e• ,...44veke tea.,a. a eplagapv„.
TleiN• le the BeSt Sisson When the Ss •London, Jah..14.-The. morning .pae
.... . - - --,•• aaersearteteee • .
'
' aear Warinpatetheee see reacnerously i fli.e....- The witnesses in this', case -fare,
: shot- by . cOn.cealed Boers. t. • •
_ , .. . . . , al •• natives froin Kiiiibeieley. •': . ...
' • 1''
'eat tem Should be Feetifiedarideen pees, commenting eoa Chamberlam s
. Paniouis SetitiArilys:"'. - 1 The :total nuratee it•."'ip•ftegatiVes ‘r -e -;T:' ,
- the Blood tiade:Pnket. ' • latte4 utterance rt tuntee approval.
pertecleinin.dered is thiette.:SetTen. 1)&4,
.; .. e tt -et.' •,•-,.:t''.'sat'• • , • ' Leaden, :Jan. 7, -t -The Royal Scots.'
.cenfined for hours eachttitty and night • GNIPan
in.,,..hadly ventilated homes, „offices
At this thee when :thousands are
„,,,,, win na.Siaetern.. a ay., - a ae „the .custom. of mounting* the re • t
, - ee4 ....c#0.„,..„...p...7 -..4. . ••• • '01 , .0
Chan cela.r... Rnys .No Deilatitni
..s4=, ,.:leir. .,... , , the Second ;Dragoons, acquired freall t 1,,ose
by. the 'Bodil, is the popular .naine'ef . t-a-11.,;:l!tldt::::tton`lirad.ali.d/il."6.7IT:'.7.1.;`,11."-."'-: ' ......
. • . gixaen . . . 9‘,.-, in ape Tema M 1903,
to 'b' • hold • C
Jen. 7.; --•An exhibition: is4•„•,
,
. a.
.. ' ...... .t':.' .e.' .4714-4:7.:.'.....", - .
. i . lotto ii.9. rieeetep,akiiesex AMOK", Greys, who were recently ' ambiTilied:
stores a.nd workshops, .. the ,.systern ' 'Berlin, Jan. ,•14.-e-, Yeeterday in the. r ,4,gray ttoop •hoisee.. The battle says it . despatch ft Ogee ihat. city to
should be Torti feed
oughly cleansed 4sao ntdhatht e, dbidloeaepde thpeera- aRliesitcahaaltinaagti - Oahlal'elagteetstierr e veoozselig,fit . thee, •..haiiers .1)Orrie b,y the regimeat. 'Ingle:., TfriOtoni ETnhgalwitsf/i. d, aaIntdewi iiltls a'm3ae.,,ld,tieegeotb4jeldiarl'et• tee".""'"a
it served .with
. -
lie successfully eesistel. ea.', 4. .019a119OAkilliCrthe .,,,,...9.0 .efairt: tile -Duke of Marlborough: At Water- •wile, .be! the Prothiteltitip.• of , ' trade:' •• -
, 4"-•-eldo it -made a famoup chaigeeas, aleo ''I`liere will be no eppete
'Paine's Celery Compound is the best
mid -winter medicine fop all ailing,
weak and eandovre men and wen:len. policyawas neiillei• 'Peotes t ' • ." hor
Catholic; . just es. hisi13,,,,..,, Y a ir-•
at Balaclava The Eniferor atticlidlas flinde...':,
• a ri,p., is tte eolottel„in chief.t,•!•., • . ' Contrtcts • -,or 5200,000.
1,-f or colOnica:•
It is the world's greatest disease ban- neither Liberal ear Coneetvative. "I
nastl.t03 and the War.
isher and system builder. - It quickly , know," added tne .0ha 11 ' "• . -•
, ace. ore _ only - , • • .
Pietermaritzburg, ' Jan. " 6••••-•-; "Sir '
, - -,.: '. t ita-e-New ,Ydrk, Jara .7.-eThe. De,. Beers.
CenselidsttedDiamond-Mines„-
''sLimit-
able
durnishesenatriment for the:, int:miter- . one policy, just as I know only Olte '
gees, Godfrey Lagden, British resident in. ed; of ICimberley, 'Septa Africa, have
nerve Hetes . ; it aroidep the or- single individual natien. The
Zululand, is here discussing' thet na- jest awarded contracts to Ameriean.
_ . ,
gems of digeetion to brisket. actiop ;,it tions at issue .'inietlie eastern pre- •
tive labor qeestion with the •Govern-
• . •
concerns for structifral material - ande
, t
,enables the Wasted body to, bend up vincee are not religious, but are
meat, . with particular reference' ' to complete electrical eeeinmeata len 411. ” ,...e."."'"? -14-..•
flesh -and muscle, and dissipates the naeioiaal. ' -.New that these national
the excessive wages paid by the mile -
seeds, of deadly disease.. To .all who -oigtiito are .fereed on ,ue, Only two
-dry in the Transvaal and ' e, . else- I &eke plant, •reil it; a .-,,.' ; ba7-....wi-wz.ect;:...„
have i:allow. faces, hollow cheeke • and possible enueses are . opeireeither to
i.54s-
1 . , .Lo•4•;'" . e. "•• '' •7••'•.i• ` is:
for general pc,••••••: „ . ; , • a, et.f. . Tifett'
sunken eyee, betokerting,ill-health, we ' allow ourselves • to be VeltereThe Baeuteeseys ph God-.gfiraltf?
trey, have ,watclied the latter ,st7cit w
"es 5 .ftt011t elle neat...ea at e.4."teet eer. ate ea.,: • :,,
tion of belt/0'19p the emelt* ,spi ing
.ence New blood, fresh. vine .energY
Say use Paine's Celery Carap.ouncl and
you will find a new•ancl banpieg exist..
and activity ' kilned in January and
FebrUary.Willgate you a sofictfounda-
time. 'Mrs,.i.12.0pper, Thornhill, On t„
_ ,
.• 4•1.. . , atere, of bur. ratherfaad." " ' - e '
Skins. The . Polish"; queStent ' is a the
most important before the ,f, -"ii, a.tiori,
and on its settlement . depends' the .
development of the immediate: . fu-•
without a sting -die bfettrt iertiteci'ente
The • °Hance -nor :Concluded With ad- • , , air .., ....1 ' .; •
. whelfiling potakef 'Great .Britaiti;4re viin h 1- t" " t 1 '
-decoct- as tlaey now 'era Of the giver-. • - a.:43 -R. ''I''.... ' .---C.I. ...'e le . .
9f ,tbe war' Wet inatueer, and,' • con- •'""••. 'test •ertiir*.tAatf:testid Palate:44e - "-•
rega"rding.A1Z ht.rnv.tle:..b.eing ,fotight ' a ' • "te •-• •• al. '
diternner' atteili.?;"*The "" ' `t"
out asea. test" of air endurance and leeeer eFtieetetraaetaate
AT'l eal ' . .''' • ' '
1. • • • '
ceeepaign„ which has teen: ft
4.•.• ,.. , • • w
inorameffect of t
Grkiat' Britain ,entertained „kbrottdtand
g axe. as await ' - oseph Cham- e •
21.•-•021, '3,...7.7.:: '" 7. pest irig at ,Bir-
„ eetaajea ous.y of
t d d ' 1
.0i1e a y,. ic-- • .
:Says': , : -,7•,,,,,.••,--.t • . •• ,-4-.- suring - the Germans. of East PruSsia, tule a; . ,
ceeeteileeia"meder . ,..in, ey.e.s.., ,7,114.. h •*.:
....'uertied that this t Wes. due to 'the ex -
"With Veek, ' kpleasure bald satite that the Governineat would not de-
abitepititit rinlYat. i•.• they aateetieeliesradetedt - eiti,
a -eaaietenceet ,9f,.. -a. particularly ..wleked, .
• •
gait...4 OpiiiiitAt4 *Any testimony t,,,
what Me alreed etie,en said irentvor (')I laid out by the "greateet Geeman,"
viate in• the, alighetSt from. ' 'the traela,
^Bata conenictigee rae" froth the" te. jaef'ere ne he „said, 'fiend. we must.
mast-
. enm. . "This is no new °thing
'held: .••.4-",;• .
1.7aine'llEOttier. olifOotrnd. Fi-ir.S:ytti,..‘,:, i,talt l•f•0 PVAl-c.6.WP4i-P1?-' ' ' • ',',4t. •••-•• - 4' niaintain our e 1 d solation sur -
are. -a . , e P.9.PA .1.. . , ,. •
long tiAte'V.suffeieci from gehetle..-ilta;e . - ,: . , • b WtS"..0.1:<. '. . . • t''... . .... " . • •A
bility and ;:rue-ctewn systen.i. -1•1;90.1;:s-:',•
I. .. '$.1.Iept Op '371$1:i.is l'Ivelltlit.i.'. ,,
. NillipirOUNBLA.24D,'S HOBS,. ,'.- !•::: •,.- -'''''-'2, 7.17.7,'
• ' -,rotuidadadied supported. b Shea, col- •
• 6 • •
, ..2`, 01?n s . Nfld., Jan. 141. -The coe
,, aa _ .4... , '..• ,. •
. •• 14,4 %r''' aiiiiirtifliifOlk." . ' 4'1'*'.. .
•. i.L.r.k...
,lieard of: rattna"aa 0.4PY •Cotql.lotle-4 • ,'
• deteereatedaree ittaie a trialaandenteta leia
That 'Britain Done Not Expetut a Hefic:*"..4 -4:' •. I 'V%
happy t',„ *Rai t haettolie fOree•tittei,e4, a:. ae, . tlegylettere Wile, Meet., • , lab,:
. ,• a- Of ModU'U'Vivendi. ''‘.0.; 'IN tetia eaNice aeintet C. 7' pililai
I .
Q. .ti•11;i6-;.:t o 1 °Ili al taeverninent hes'
z' St, John's, Nfld„ Jan. 7.e- ' eche
,•it •• • Prance, , Jan., 1.4.-alt12.
ood 4 e I can expreee . 1 or 1 vt. u :SI 'the...trl'esent; time, receiVed no.. a. .
• earsX.d . • , ' a . '.M.?.i ( 41,6, eedueee. froitatineellritisli Cabinet foe.'
Without h.a.Y Rend. i.estrl t it a:I-At:kJ:11.1. 41,13._ A,,j. f'4,•i,•p.Owc&Ot 'the' French • f ehore colonial authorltiei entertain • the . t . , . ,,, A. '0
*ill* Pant el, •„("elei•y , C44ilittetKcitlf :,!eitcii-.4.0Niii.01,:rt, i'vliict). expired pee, hope that the ,Brieiet• ttcivernment
a•t" ,bine,„ttelba chief aStronanteell the e' at
o'cledit yesterdittte'evening,-. t\ atber•ir.
Ohgervittork, 'reports '..gt:ell ,i0,16,...n7i,I,Ji.
1 Pe..11Qt,151',?'oeltred to hairlfatecli 4 04"-. diFIria01. .. It is believed Ia. °Meisel. , , . , • •• .
' • dins not dkpect"e" beaetval of the ' • Aire 4.• •-''. —'' "4-144'-i4 •
mooneet the brilltancyeof Yerins•wasem,'
r
, wdir,'1,1igeSfrion is good, and eey ale, 0, e:
'Si, e erthlti g ou rid .. .A.Itogcl besc,. 1 it in .,,.. France and Clrea':Drite,in are ' cone •
circles here 'that. the et:athlete •, • of Prench.• shore modes •vivenda eaticle
expired, Dec. Sle 1901e foratnea' cher . , e• a a - . ' .: at, " i T.ii,; a"
.,,. .-'-• - , . . ,.... • so intensi4p......cl'iplieskindeltisttan.,,...c4e`,,
alitends. ; ' , 1: • • . e ejnonatattepteettle -tee aleteteenciatne . g • .... 'Y. -3 .1
-Pr Un e'441 ; CO er g .• Corti pt-liWc1. • ' tii".",:t ',I e . aerie , „ agetakeaaa .a.ty e oaca a 0 u
' ' ' ' ' " '. "'"' • .- 1°S;h•' . 4, ' ' k 1 .. ' rem:- drawback -Po • ao Avelfare • of ' 11-9, ,.. "••'
walls..--- , '1",•••• ''• •'. .-.. '; ,''/. ::.41111„..-`1.:.,,,,.....41--...„,
an Ui
. LordlYi? gii;rin't.ter Ill.
tieW Wciedilil • 1 iti WAS'S, Icek:(411.4,:i.'T!'• suiting .over;stlie .prosPect. of , affect,- yea Year. . TI:lq,k.eq..itqa'. tlillt.'; SA4' .‘ • • . :
arra/le-eh:tent tae-‘rovett. • teartceity "., ' .t. ',tate, aerie*....T.' . a 31 (15,
e , ilie• celaerta 'and.' iri. if' et •••••1- - - . 4'ttrigrill'anct Ave formerly itearerno?
.. ., ,., . ,e, , ., e i„s• . renewal • ...,...,,ae. , , , ; ' ••,a • „-,
• .5Q-ey EARS'. • . , .'ille..-.§..,,,,',fiti.,, .51,41!loo,i,sic„,:ipc.'„,„5.1,6111,0 predate th$,:,vexatibeia , p4sei uPlivr,p) ' of "‘elallt•de4 te eqletkei:fee .lip '
,T,',:il,',;,:! aiv,-6-:,, .-te If.,);enCli st(Orc,. qiie4iOn. fOr a . jet, Clerelabotrte,',hiS reeidence in ,Cotni.:* ".... z
a__ _e....",,fA ,X.,-;.- 7 : • • • I Pr,. ... the a a' --. ' • ee
te a I elalid, ' ea a born In
EXPEellE,NOE ,
'‘ Mr: •••justite • 0 wynitiM . title' . ,t.7:.' tipiTlyw,tp.,?er
Point
Ottawa; ,
!none of a etitegiefeet Le' the !di ( l'it''''..1)61•1/A: Aro •-''1' - ' l';' • ' T . ''” t ' %17.
vart taepei.,1 ..1 n, .01. ••, tv >o en .... •,s , . ..
Atenet but' ..,.e.tte6; .•cild ,I;;.;,;.'Llip,r0fof et tfirears of ' ^ " •
COUR ' Tuts not ycigilinee. 'ilediectiedecleotpllt, EttiO'':,90;1!?Ilt..... .s.,1., tfesat,„ -to 'sten' q. t ;',..'" ; ".4,74'.4t'dt'ereet 'iae.',...'". • • ..
,sin-Lab:NI ...let If a 711431.‘ ,., , 1 , .,, ., . , ,. , . *. i • ..
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