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AFRICA
WOULD LIKE TO ANNEX POR-
TUGUESE
OR-TUGU • S11 COLONIES.
Colonial Incapacity the Reason of
Poverty of Germany's Pos-
.seSsionS.
Germany hes had hard luck in her
'African provinces, says the Tour du
,, Monde (Paris). At Togo, the reve-
nue has; diminished. At Kamerun
the most northern railroad has been.
• completed, .but there has been a bad
cocoa harvest owing to the heavy
rains. In South-west Africa the
diamond -fields are monopolized by
the great foreign companies, and in
East Africa an excess of importa-
tions leaves on hand a mass of un-
sold ' merchandise. The cotton -crop
has proved a failure. The Berlin
Post contains a striking article on
this point, in which General von
Liebert, formerly Governor of Ger-
man East Africa, advises his Gov-
ernment to annex the, African pos-
sessions of Portugal, which are
richer than those of Germany.
First of all, he charges • the Govern-
ment with colonial incapacity, and
says:
' "The past five and twenty years
have been characterized 1 y a want
of clear purpose, and by utter in-
capacity in our colonial policy.
The colonial administration has
toiatted
BLUNDER AFTER BLUNDER.
The railways with narrow gauge
which we have built have two pecu-
liarities—they are cheap and they
are'bad."-
He abandons with regret the hope
that Germany is to have a slice of
Northwest Africa, but observes:
"My programme is to make Cen-
tral Africa a German territory.
People will approve of this idea for
the following reasons First of all,
there, is nothing else left for•'•ns.to
take in any other part of the globe.
And then we unify our possessions
in East and West Africa. Finally,
we must profit by this' golden oppor-
tunity to put into execution our de-
signs upon the Po•tuguese colon-
ies."
The Portuguese finances are now,
the General proceeds, and their in-
capable administration of African
territories warrants Germany in
Occupying.. their land and ousting
them from th•o rich plantations...
r't�lxt ' ,bad. financial , plight in
`+eelie nds.44self,
and•,, e dation of its colonies,
labii ' • s to take this course. As
"early as 1899 everything seemed to.
be in readiness for our occupation
of the north of Mozambique and
Rowuna. The diplomacy of Ger-
many, as usual, then gave way to
that of England. Germans must
enter these territories, establish
plantations there, cultivate the
land, establish missions, and
BUILD RAILROADS.
The Government will then be com-
pelled to complete the political oc-
cupation of a land which the people
rest • have conquered."
That this proposal has even been
whispered in Downing Street, is
proved by several articles in such
papers as the London Standard and
The Daily Mail. The important
London Saturday Review puts the
case mere politely, treating it as
being safeguarded by an "Anglo -
German deal." Thus we read :
"It has also been recognized,
though not publicly, that should
ortugal desire to part with her
est African possessions, Germany
is to have as to them a right of
pre-emption. The time is now rap-
idly approaching when Portugal,
urgently in need of cash, will offer
Angola to German enterprise for a
valuable consideration. Angola,
with nearly 1,000 miles of coast
line, has an arca of about half a
million square miles. Under the
4, present wretched regime every kind
of corruption and misgovernment
'flourishes. The rich' and abounding
resources of the country—both min-
; erzl and vegetable—are merely
,� tapped, in no sense developed.
k
'Here, then, is a field to which Ger-
man enterprise may devote itself
•and find a place in the sun worthy
of its ambitions. We have good
vain grounds for saying that our Foreign
• Office privately intimated that • to
the acquisition of this rich terri-
eesae etory by Germany- we should raise
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ortnne-Teller--You wi,sli to know
omcitliing • about your future hus-
ana2
.,,customer—No, I dant 7 want
o know about the past of ;:ay pro-
m -it husband.
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nd, ' UNISJED AS A spy.
Some been
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pressed in Great Britain at
A SE M E ,(ll J4 A
sentence of three -and -a -half ye•
detention in a' German fortve
Which was passed upon Mr, Be
rand Stewart, a London solicits)
at Leipzig, on February 3, after;!;
four days?' trial before the Supre''
Court of the German Empire. Wh
the sentence was pronounced,
Stewart, it is said, protested vigil;
ously, saying: "I am; innocent, an
CR MATT] SEN RAS IIAD RHEU-
MATISM ALL ITIS LIFE.
But Dodd's Kitiney Pills •fttve
Benefited Him so lkiucll Ile ,ate-
coniinends Them to Otker$—W0y
They Always Core Rheuniatisni:.
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Hogberg, B. C., February 26
(Special). --That Dodd's Kidney
Pills will cure Rheumatism has
been proved again and again.
Where the dread clihease is making.
its first inroads into the system the
cure is quick and complete. Where
the rheumatism is of longer stand-
ing it takes longer treatment, but
the result is always the same.
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure.
Probably the hardest test Dodd's
Kidney Pills have ever been given
is in the case of Mr. C. Mattesen
of this place. It is best stated in
his own words
"I have been troubled with
Rheumatism all my life," Mr. Mat-
teson states, "but I am happy to
tell you that . I have received so
much benefit frond,, Dodd's Kidney
Pills that I canereeommend them to
others,"
Here is a case of the longest pos-
sible standing. But Dodd's Kidney
Pills will surely cure it. Why' 1
Because uric acid in the blood is
the cause of rheumatism, and
Docld's Kidney Pills take the uric
acid out of the blood by making
the kidneys do their proper work.
TO BE EXPECTED.
"Have you finished your shop-
ping tour with your wife?"
"No; the .shopping has finished
me:"
PORT OFTEN CROWDED.'
n a seaport town in the north of
eland there is` a wealthy but il-
te man who owns many 'me-
nd follows their course over
seas. by aid of a large atlas and
ten -horse -power magnifying-
, I've just had a letter," he said
a neighbor, "from one of my.
ains,, and he tells me he's been
a fearful storm. •I'll read you
m this letter what puzzles me.
says. ; . .
`The waves rose like mountains,.
were driven before the wind
the danger of our lives and put
e great jeopardy!
".`.'What I want to know," said the
fipowner,' "is, where is Great
copardyl It's somewhere in the
editerranean, but I can't find it
on this map anywhere."
FREE TO BOYS
0,447/01610,4,,,,,o.
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Mr. Bertrand Stewart,
desire that everybody in England
shall know it." The chief com-
plaints are that the trial was in
camera, and that apparently Mr.
Stewart was condemned on the sole
evidence of a Belgian informer, al-
leged to have been ° convicted of
various offences,. In a letter to the
Times, however, Mr. Stewart's fa-
ther, Mr Charles Stewart, himself
a lawyer, has said : "I desire to
express emphatically my respect
for the judgment of the Supreme
Court of an enlightened and friend-
ly country." He also deprecates
Alwfomentation of
lose hes oewith
age pillsothe
l will on the subject. "My son's
s theirpropertiese'seget, bge.Not actions," he writes, '`which have
so"with Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. been grievously misnnclerstood and
The pill mass is so compounded that misrepresented to the Court, are
their strength and effectiveness is no proof at all of anti -German feel -
preserved and the pills can be car-
ried anywhere without fear of los-
ing their potency. This is a qua- .h
lity that few pills possess. Some �g� 9G
pills lose their power, but not so �W ®r *''
with Parmelee's. They will main- ,QUICKLY STOPS COUGHS. CURES coos,
tam their freshness and potency for.
HEALS THE THROAT AND LUNGS. 2t4 CENTS
a long time. FIRST AID.
• "Do you always do as your mo- 1 Edith—Whom are you writing to,
they ,tells you 1" Basked "the visitor. c ear 2 . `
"Yes!' ans�ve ed the_ Ethel—Jacks written to me tl
rr'. x five_Yeai'-old, his girl 1t 1r�sblsrown.. hini.'i"gau:���3r•`''
,and •:so. does papTr� : g , . ,; ,dam fi 41, O �ICi�
so I'm r"
u d �Ipping him a line Iosmartsng-Teatatina-arta�tuielciy.
+T' � �,p"Try war Rea, W oafs, Watery Byes turd
illlnard'ai Liniment for sato everyWtlera ornnutatod Lyel[de. Illustratedd Book
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Lawyer—"Were you ever called —Many causes lead to disorders of lttedlelno"butused1nsurecestulPhysl-
" elans'rraotlee for many years. Now
to serve on a jury before 1"Juror the stomach and few are free from �'edlcated to the Publlo and sold by
� "liruggtatsat2Gc-GOC per bottle. Merino
—"No, sir. This is the first time them. At the first manifestation l'tR 3 ar� J}� rye sah-e In nseptie Tubes, 25e -soh.
my intelligence has ever been ques- that the stomach and liver are not "�"".i` Murano Eye Remedy co., enicaao
tioned." performing their functions, a course
of •Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
should be tried, and it will be found
that the digestive organs will speed-
ily resume healthy action. Laxa-
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in these pills that no other pre-
paration could be so effective as
they.
Splendid magie lantern (with 12 slides);
steam engine (nearly one foot high) with
'Whistle, fly wheel and everything complete
for running: solid gold signet ring, or.,
guaranteed watch free to any boy. Send
yqur name and we will send you 30 sets
f beautiful Easter and other post -cards,
to sell at ten cents a set (six cards in
each set). When sold, send us the money
and we will send you whichever prize
You choose.' For selling 40 sets we will
gifte you a "Simplex" Typewriter. Wo.
Prepay all charges. Address HOMER -
WARREN CO., Dept. 122, Toronto,
Proud Father—"I tell you that
baby of mine's a wicleawake young-
ster." Sad Neighbor—"So I
hear."
Ready-made Medicine, You need
no physician for ordinary ills when
you have at hand a. bottle of Dr;
Th°comas' Eclectric Oil. For coughs,
colds, sore throat, bronchial trou-
bles, it is invaluable, for scalds,
bi ns, bruises, sprains it is unsur-
passed, while for cuts, sores, ulcers
and the like it is an unquestion-
able healer, It needs no testimoni-
al other than the use, and that will
sat'sfy anyone as to its effective-
ness.
There's room at the top because
somebody is always coining down.
MAlnard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc.
NO TAKERS.
"Why are you Rushing around so
today 1"
r'm trying to get something for
'ife,"
ed any offers?"
Unless worms be expelled from
the system, no child can be healthy.
Mother Graves' Worm Extermina-
tor is the best medicine extant to
destroy worms.
Patron—Waiter, what is the mat-
ter with this establishment? This
steak is burnt black. Waiter—
Yesseh. Mark er respec' seh. Our
chef done died yestiddy !
• Only One "BROMO QUININE.'
That is LAXATIVE BROMO,QOININE. Look
for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used tho
World over to Cure a Cold in Ono Day. 25e,
John—"So you paid a visit to
your rich uncle, Tom, and he
seemed glad to see you 1" Tom—
"Yes. I'm almost afraid the old
chap has lost his money."
Soft corns are difficult to eradi-
cate, but Holloway's Corn Cure
will draw theta out painlessly.
Bill—And yolked the father
for his daughter's hand in mar-
riagel Jill—Yes; last night. Bill
—What did he say 1 Jill—He was
very angry. Bill—And what did
you do 1 Jill—I treated him as I
would a king. Bill—How so 1 Jill
—Why I backed out of his presence.
E11). 7
ISSUE 10-12
A woman doesn't care about what
her husband earns; it's what she
gets out of it that counts.
Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup
is an unparalleled remedy for colds,
coughs, influenza and diseases of
the throat and lungs. The fame of
the medicine rests upon years of
successful use in eradicating these
affections, and in protecting man-
kind from the fatal ravages of con-
sumption, and as a neglected cold
leads to consumption, one cannot
be too careful to fight it in its early
stages. Bickle's Syrup is the wea-
pon, use it.
Man may be the noblest work of
God, but only blind love can make
a woman think he looks• like that.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCE
"You seem cross, Pillsey."
"So I am. A fellow called me a
born idiot to -day."
"That's nothing to worry about.
I think it. was very considerate of .
him to blame it on your ancestors."
NOT STRANGE.
Sillicus—"I can truthfully say I
never forget a favor."
Cynicus—"Nothing remarkable
about that. • The fellow we accept
a favor from seldom lets us forget
it."
Edith—Wllat clid you sav to
George when he proposed? Mand
—T asked for time to consider ; it
WW1 eel unexpected, you know.
Edith—It always is, dear., when
one has given up all hope.
GOBBLED HIM.
Mrs. Gnaggs—"You are not a
Man, You are a—a worm."
Mr. Gnaggs—"Well. I notice you.
played the part of the early
bird."
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Your druggist will rebind money if PAZO OIN T.
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Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 0 to 14 days. 50c.
4uaw y ,uro .-
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Write to us about yours.
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16 in.Ostrich
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AN
Colors
Just the kind of
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Fully 16 inches long,
extra wide. willowy
flues and large. heavy,
drooping head. Send
51.00 to -day; thisoppor-
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only. Also a large, hand-
some 07.50 Flame at 52.00.
Money back If not entirely pleased.
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FOR VALUE RECEIVED.
Hubby—"I won't say marriage is
a failure, but some are more fortu-
nate in what they get than others."
Wife—"You are quite right,
dear; for instance, you got me, but
I—got only you."
When poverty comes in at the
deo never s.
FARMS FOR RENT AND SALE.
H. W. DAWSON, ninety .Colborne Streets,
Toronto.,
HUNDRED ACRES — COUNTY Ob'
Halton,that is a snap. Ask for
particulars,
�1 EVERAL GOOD PARMS IN PRINCE
kJ Edward County, cheap.
J1UNon.DRED ACRES NEAR BRAMP-
t
,p N IDEAL TWO HUNDRED ACRE
t' Farm, with fine house; good out-
buildings; near Burlington.
_LkGOOD FARM, WITH TRIRTY-ACRE
Apple Orchard, near Port Perry.
N EXCELLENT HUNDRED -ACRE ..
Farm, near Toeswater, at a bar. '
gain.
HUNDRED ACRES NEAR STAYNER-
Worth • consideration; building,
good and price very low.
HAVE A GOOD LIST OF IMPROVED
.A
Farms in Manitoba, Saskatohewan,
Alberta. If you want to buy Western
Property you should` consult me.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
H. W. DAWSON. 'Phones, Main 6090,
Park. 527, Toronto.
MALE HELP WANTED.
T ONCE—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
Barber Trade; demand for barbers
every day; cannot supply demands; let
us teach you trade. Write for particu-
lars, Meier Barber College, 221 Queen East,
Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"JAY and FARM SCALES. Wilson's
Scale Works, 9 Esplanade. Pumice,.
3 ANGER, TUMORS. LUMPS, etc. In-
ternal and external, cured without
pain by our house treatment. Write ns
before too late. Dr. Bollman. Medical Co.
Limited. Collincwood, Ont.
,re TON SCALE GUARANTEED. Wilson's
1.) Scale Works. 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
R. A. LYON•H. L. PLUMMER
LYON & PLUMMER
(members Toronto Stock Exchange)
Stocks, Bonds and Mining Stocks bought and
sold on commission. Dealers In Government
and Municipal Securities.
21 Melinda Street, TORONTO
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Many a man has landed in the Mr. 3. E. Arsenault, a Justice of
poorhouse in attempting to get the Peace, and station master at
rich' quick. Wellington, on the Prince Edward
Island Railway, says:
" Four years ago I slipped in the ,
station and fell on. a freight truck,
sustaining a bad cut on the front of:
any leg. 1 thought this would heal,
but instead of doing so it developed ,
into a bad ulcer, and later into a form
of eczema which spread very rapidly •
and also started on the other leg.
Both legs became so swollen and sore
that I could only go about my work
by having them bandaged. My doctor
said I must stop work and lay up.
"After six months of this trouble
I consulted another doctor, but with
no better result. I tried all the salves,
liniments and lotions I heard of, but
instead of getting better I got worse.
"This was my condition when I got
my first box of Zam-Buk. Greatly to
my delight that first box gave me re-
lief. I continued to apply it to the
sores, and day by day they got better.
I could see that at last I had got hold
of something which would cure me,
e. ii• ata
and in the ere. �.: u.u.
"It is now over a year since Zam-
Buk worked a cure ,in my case, and
there has been no return of the
eczema." 1
Such is the nature of the great cures
which Zam-Bulc is daily effecting.
Purely herbal in composition, this
great balm is a sure cure for all skin 1
diseases, cold sores, chapped hands,
frost bite, ulcers, blood -poisoning, vari
cogs sores, piles, scalp sores, ring-
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bruises. All druggists and stores sell
a't 50e. box, dr post free from Zam-Buk
Co., upon receipt of price.
Minarrl's Lfnimont Co., Limited.
Gentlemen, -Theodore Doraip, a euato-
mor of mine, was completely cured of
rheumatism after five years of suffering,
by the judicious use of MINARD'S
LINIMENT,
'I'hettbo'no facts can bo verified by writ-
ing to: him, to the Parish Priest or any
of his neighbors.
. TE,
St. Isidore, Que.AM
, 12 ayCO, '98. Merchant.
IN A GLASS HOUSE.
Mrs. Brown—"Mrs. Jones has
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Mr: Brown -"What is it, dear?"
Mrs. Brown—"She turns around
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on the street!"
Mr' Brown--"Efow do you know
she does f?'
"I'in looking for something really
nice .for a young man," said a
young and pretty shopper. "Why
don't,' you look ; in the mirror 1"
asked( the gallant shopman. And
she WAS flustered that he man-
aged to,, sell her four different
thing" that she did not want be-
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