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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-04-03, Page 7, April 8rcle1.902 111/11100011000O glANKS THE OLINTOV 140110,43.13111 WWI THE itiLLSODS- BAIIA IneXpo ated by Act oft'airlk tout IMO. CRr arAcat..,-'• 42,600.003 42,160,000 'OFFICE MONTIMAL, OLSON MAcelitansow, President Anita Eti.ror General Manager totes discounted. Collections made. Drafts ed. Sterling and American Exchange yht and sold. Intereetallowed on nepositn• SAVINGe. BANa. Intert:st allowed on sums of SI and up, FALtelleite Vieutte advanced to fertners co their own to with one of more enamor». No mort- gage required as seeuritv. H.C. BLEW elr, Manager, Cliatou 0 AfiaTAGL,A3T DANE:ER. A Oeneral Banking Dusting* .• Kings Evu !DEATH AD VICTORY Teat is Serofule. 2sTo diseatie le older. No thetas() is really revealable for larger mortelity. COnettreptiatt i. commonly ita Outgrowth. I There is no excuse .tor neglecting Jt, it Makes its presence known by so many signs, such MI glandtilltr 'tumors, entaueoue amnions, inflamed eyelids. sore care rick- T , es, catarrh, Wastleg and general debility. Children of J. W. McGinn, Woodstock% Ont„ had Scrofula. sores so eined tbey could , not attend school for three menthe. Weer) different kinds of medicinee had been used Mee purpose whatever, these sufferers were ine cured. according to Mr, MeGlaVoluntary Transacted. Notes Discounted. Drafts Iseue4. hIlerebt Allowed On MVOS! tS• A LBIL ET STREET LEGAL, CLarroN. _ I SCOTT . BARRISTER, SOLlorykEt, Et,6. Money to Loan. OFFICE -Elliott Bleck CLINTON BRYDONE • • BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. Notary Public, &o., Olmen-13eav Cr 131001C, CONVZ-YANCING testimonial, by Hood's Sarsaparilla which has effected the most wonderful, radical and permanent temp of see:gee% old eod young. ON TU O 44 TANG 121f0fD.u. hada., canto will Thus Ile Carried Three& Cape Town. • Cape Town, March 28. -The coffin contaiming the bode of Cecil:Rhodes will be conveyed to the Parliainent Buildings hero during the morning of April 3; and will lie in state, in the vestibule till 8 o'clock in the after - neon, when it will be removed to the Anglican Cathedral, where the Mat portion of the burial -service will be read: Tee funeral, procession will gee Omar& tra.verse the principal streets of Cape:Town to the railrolid station. Thcriee the Cain will- be taken by twined train te Buluwayo, stopping for a short time at Kimber- ley. Only a few intimate. friends will accompany the body to leuluwayo. The coffin, during tee tiineral proces- sion at Cape Town; 'will be carried on the gun carriage of "Long Ce- cile' the fatuous gun used at t,ho . siege of Kimberley, . • rineen MUM:tad *see nuodes. CLINTON Cape Town, March 29.-1'lfteen thou- sand persons viewed the remains of - Cecil Beetles. et Groote Sehuur to -day. For seven .hours an uninterrupted stream of those who Wished to view the - body moved by the casket. R1 • 0 LI ALE - I ho rr.DicseW9 Comm itted•iTer Trial. 4 ti Cape Town, 'March 28, -The hear, Convey,' tears, etitittnissitmere, ing of the charges againstPrincess 1 -Leal I4tuIti anti Insurance Radziwill, who:. is accused of 'forgery . in connection with notes -purporting Agenry. Money it: Loan. 1° to be signed by Cecil liliodee, • Wee C 13. HALE JiNIA EinouT MEDICAL. Dit. W. ouNN it C. P and L. It. 1'. 5 , Edinburgh. Night call - bury st le. 1., epees; ft: e eeie church. orrice- 0:ereilie I'_?TltItLT, • CLINTON. DR. 411.1.W 0 01,F It'E. °STAMP STREET, opposite English chinch, CLIZ:TON DR. C. W. 1•FIOAIPSON IninsiCIAN AND SURGEOlsT. Special attention given to diseases of the Eye Ear, NOM.: and Throat. - OFFICE AND HESD3F.NCE- %Albert Street 1,:fist north of RATTENnun TItEXT,- CUNToN, • og. DENTISTRY - - AuNEW DENTIST. • Treee.........ert be at Hayfield every Wednesday !i A i* resumed yesterday. The Princess tes- • titled in her own belealf. She was , cortunitted fer 'trial. Bail in £2,- 500 was tarnishedhy her and .two Heretics. .. 1- " • A SWIM! Ester DIBOottrSO by Bee, Dr Taltlealen. RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD 4444••••••••••444 The ebristien View of Peath ea the En- trance to a Fuller f.i(.-Th e Charge of tee Black Glen -The 1.1r0 Or MO Tomb -flout of the IElpit of Terrore-..The Final Viotort. Entered According to Act of Parliament of Can- tOt1111ierIbgattli,!o,1,1fontigaja Washington, March 80. --Tee Cliris- tian view of death as the entrance to a hiller life is preSeoted i this least- ei• discourse by Dr. Talmage front the texte I Cor. xv, 54, "Death is swallowed up vietory 7' About 1;870 Easter mornings have Wakened the earth. In France for three centudes the almanacs made the year begin at Easter until Cherles IX, made the year begin at Jan. I. In the Tower of London there is it royal pay roll of Edward I. on which there is an entry of 4.8 pence for 400- colored and pictured eggs, with which the people sported. In Russia slaves N$Or0 fed and alms were distributed on Mister. Ecclesi- astical councils ?met in routes, in Gael, in Rome, in Aehaie, to .decido the particular day and After a, con- troversy more animeted than grae- ious decided it, and 210W 'through all . Christendont in some way the first Sunday after the full moon wheat happens upon or next after March 21, is felled with Easter rejoicing. The reeal . court of the Sabbaths is, me -de up of flfty-two. Fifty -ono. are princes in the royal household, but Easter Is queen She wears , 111 St.. Petersburg..•. St. .Petersburg, March •29..-eCol. • Clement. the Ruesian' officer wile is -charged with revealing Russian tory. secrets t� Germany, has been: brought 'heee. and Placed.. in: close confinement. He can't he. exernited for his crime. • .• • . . • • 40•4•••••eeet`e.e_e_e=-1.-"-,- THE IHeKILLOP MUTUAL.FIRE • INSURANCE COMPANY Farm .etid leolated Town Property J. 'n. McLean. President: Kipeen d Thee, fmzer, Vice -President Brucefield P.. 0. ;T. PL. Rays. Secy-Tmee, seaforth. P. 0.; W. • G. Breadfoot, lespecter of LosseseSeaforth P.O. • • • • DDIECTORS; ' • •• ev G. Broadfeet. &Worth ; Grieve,' Winthrop ; George Dale, Seaforth; 'John Watt, flarlook.; John J3ennevies. Bradhagan.;James Evans. Beeeliwobd ; James Couniely; Clinton' Joha Mcs,Lean,•Kippen • • . AGENTS : Robort emithellarloelellober•Melnillan, Se foielt ; James•Cummings, EgmondVale ; J. W. Yo, Ifohnesville P. 0. .. • Patios desirous to effect insuranee or herr.: Sact other busieess will be romptly •a• tende4. to on app lotion to any. o the above o cora tei • . • addressed to their post offleos. -FOritor'S Photo Galle'ry-: . • •, • leenilwOrth, Castle are no more in ruins than la the sepulthre. We shall have no more to do with death than We ita,ve with the cloakroom at n, governor's or a president's levee. We stop At such cloakroout and leave in .charge of a servant our overcoat, our overshoes, our" outward alentrel, that we meet not ,be Impeded in the • brilliant rowed of the Metering Min. Well, my friends, when we go out of this world we are going to a King's. ' banquet and to a reception of mon- archs', and at the door of the tomb we leave the cloak of time and the Wrappings with which we meet the Storms of this world. At the close of art earthly recePtion; upder the brush and broom of the porter, the coat or bat Amy be heeded to us better than when we resigned it, and the cloak of huneenitY will finally be returned to us improved and bright,- encel end purifeecl and glorified. You and 1 do not Want our bodies returned as they are now. 'We want to get rid of all their weekneeses and ell their susceptibilities to fatigue and . all their slowness of' lecomotion. We want them put through a chemistry of soil and heat and cold and chang- ing seasons, out of which God will I reconstruct them as much better than they are now no the body of the roe- ' lest and healthiest chIld that bounds over the lawn in Central Park better titan the sickest patient in Bellevue Hospital, But as to ' our soul, we will dross right over, • not waiting for obsequies, independent of obituary, into a state in every way better, with- wider room end veloci- ties beyond computation, the dullest I'of us into coMpanionship with the very best spirits in their very best Mood, in the very Parlor of the 'uni- verse, thee low walls burnished and paneled and pictured and glorified with all the splendors that the inflict- ' ite God in all the ages hes been able to invent. Victory! • . • The Urn or•the Tomb. .•, . • .Thisview, of course, Makes it 'of but .little importance • whether we are cremated �r sepultured. If Abe latter is dust to dust, the former is ashes t o ' sites If any prefer incineretion •• _1,1 1 II bald Alexander, a Man far from 1 being sentimental, Wrote- in Most AI- logistio terms -nee. 'Willi= Ten- nent tseemed to die, Me Writ apparently left the body. People carae in day after clay e,nd egad, "Ife le dead, he ia dead." But the soul that fled, returned, and Well Tennent lived to write whet he bed soda while lea soul Wae eeene, I called at my friend 0 hoes* one Vintner (lay. I found the yard all pilled up with rubbish of car- penteret and mason's Wort. The I door was off. The plumbers hotd torn up the floor. The roof was being lifted in cupola. All the •pic- turee were gone, and the paper hangers were doing tbeir work. All the modern improvements were be- ing introduced into that dwelling. There was not a room in the house fit to live in at that tirA9• elthouge a month before wben visite'd that house everything wets so beautiful I could not have sug- gested improvement. My friend had gone with his family to the Holy Land, expecting to come back at the end of els months, When the building was to be ddne. And, oh, •what was his joy when at the end of six months he re- turned and found the old house had been enlarged and improved and glorified. This is your body. It looke well now -all the rooms filled with health, and we could hardly make a suggestion. Dut after avvhile your soul will go to the 1o13r Land, and while you are gone the old house of your tabernacle will be entirely ;reconstructed frora cellar to attic, and every nerve, muscle and bone and tisSue and ar- tery must, be hauled over, and the old structure will be burnished and edorned and raised and cupolaed and enlarged, and all the improve- ments of heeteen eptroduced, and you will move, into it on resurrection day. "For we know that if our • earthly house of this tabernacle ,weri dissolved Wo havebuiiding of GO, a house n'ot made with al • hands, etern• in the heavens„ , he ilaal Victory, ' '- richer diadem, she sways it more• let them • have it without cavil or • jeweled seep re, and in her • S14 nations are irradiated. How welcome she is when, after a harsh' tyinter and. • late spring, she seems to. step ,out of Cho snowbank eather than the. cone seieratorer, to come mit of the north I instead of the south, out et the. arm- - tie' rather , than the tropics, edis- ; Mounting from the icy equinox, but Welcome this queenly. day, holding highher right hand the • weenclied off bolt of Christ's sepulchre • and • boldirtg high in her leie fiend the .key to all. tlie pemeteries Christendom. My text is an ejactilatioit. -It is seen Out of. halleluiahs.. Paulwrote right on in his argument about the reserrection anti .observed all the laws of Logic, but when. he came to write the words of the text his line • 1gers and his pen and the parole -tient on which, he Wrote took fire, mid he cried out; "Death is swalloWed up in Victory'!" It is au exciting. thing to see an army routed and flying, They- . run each other down They scatter everything valuable in the traCk: wheeled artillery; hoof .of horse on. . :- breast of, wounded and dying Man.: Yen have heard of the French' falling bade from Sedan, of Napoleon's traek Lepf 90,000 corpses in the snoweanks eof, Russia of the retreat of our area- . les from kanessas • or Of the .ffye, I kings .tumbling • over -the eocks • ef , • Meth horan with their armies While e theheileterims of heaven and the . swords of . Joshua's Inest strtick-thent , with their fury. • • - • • . I CUSTOM, ONT, DE. G. 16ARNEST HOLMES Successor to Dr, Bruce, Clinton. --,--Specialiet in Crown and Bridge Work. D.D S.-"Ltifadaate of Royal 0,11ege of Dental Surgeons of ()Mario. L. D. S. First- chue: honor graduate of Dental Department of Toronto University. Special at tertion paid to preservation of children's teeth. Will be at the River Hotel, 'Hayfield, every Monday from 10 a. tn. to 6 I). In. DR. FREEMAN VICTERINAnY SURGEON .A member of the Voterhutry Medical Associa- tione of London aril Edinburgh and Graduate of the on tario Veterinary College. Office opposite St. Paul's ehurch,Ontariestreet Phone 97 - - - VETERINARY - BLACKALL & BALL VETERINARY SURGEONS. GOV- RNMENT VETERINARY INsPECTORS OFFICE, ISAAC STREET ; RESIDENCE, ALPERT STREET, CLINTON. AUCTIONEER 1HOS. DROWN LICENSED AUCTIONEER. . Sales conducted in all parts of the Countlea of Huron and Perth. Orders left at Tun NEWs REConD offlee, Clinton, or addressed to Sea forth P. O. nil! receive prompt attention. Sat. staction guaranteed or no charges. Your pat- °nage solicited. 1 • , 4:eere, ..,reeeleeZe. , TIME TABLE.. • Trains will arrive at and '<Levert from Clinton Station as follows • utte;eio wen DIVISION. I . Ooingitast Expeess 7:38 a . • •• ' ' 2:55- m- " " Mixed • • . • 4:15 p. in. Going Weitlenxed • . ' • 10:15 a. in. Express • 12:55 m. 4. 4 • 7:05 a. in. " " • " 1027 p. ra • rentrnme. /resole Arno neitenieivenoe. Going Seuth Express . • • 7:47 a. m. . ' Mixed ,• 4:18 p. M. Going Ndrth Express 10;16 a. int " " Mixed p. A 0. PATTISON, Pe R. HODGENS, • egent. Town Ticket Agent, District Pluass0enDeeirtIKA'Sg°eiNte, Toronto. • protest, , The world may 'become ,so crowded that cremation may be .uni-• versally adopted by lawas well • as by general comfit, Many .of the mightiest and best spieits haye gone through this process., Thousapds and tees of thousands of God's deildren have been. cremated -P. V, Bliss and. wife, the evangelistic singers, Cremated by accident at Ashtabula. • bridge, John, leedeens, creinzttctl by persecution; • Lediner send Ridley, • cremated at Oxford; Pothintts -• -and Blaridine, a slave, .and Alexander, a physician, and, their comrades . cre- mated at the order of Marcus Aurel- ius; at least n hundred thcruscoed , of Ohrietes disciples' cremate:el; Mut there cue be. no Amen, about the resueree- don or their bodws: if Ow world lasts_ as enuelt..longer -as it has elate , farthere perhiq 5. n:ay be no rpout fer •tho large acreage Set 'apart 'for resting pletteSe but there ie,:plerity of room yet, and the raee neednot pass that bridge of nee MAIL it comes to- . it. The most ofeus prefer the old . . • way, Rut whether out of- natural disintegration or creme/den WOshall get. that luminous, buoynnt, -. • .glede .pome, trenecendent, megeilieente cipliceble structure 'called the ree.ure rection. body, You . will .have- it; . I will...leave • e• .. • " " • I say .tci you to -day as Paul said td Agrippa, '"Why •should.• it • be thought 6. thing iiieredible with 3-ou that God should • ridge . the decide" That far tip 'deed, .higher than the hawk flies, • higher than' the eagle flies, what is -it- Made' :of?, -rope of water f1 -Ora it river,- other dreps from. p, lane, 'still other drops' from .a stagneet Pool, but • now embodied in a cloud wad kindled • be • the • sinte If God ' care:make • such .a lustrous cloud out' of water' deeps many of them 'soiled end impure and fetched feone • miles away; Can -he not transport •• the fragments. of aenunatt betty from the earth • and out of them b.eied a radiant - body ? Cannot . .Cod, . wile • owns • • all the material. out of- ,whieh • lecineSe mus- cle and flesh are . made, set, teeneup again if they. have. fallen? • If a aliannfacturee of telescopes . drop a • teletcopeon the floor and itebreales • min he net. mend ft again se. you: can •see through ete And if •Go'd. drops the human eye' into the 'dust, - the eye which he originally ease- . Weed; .can he net restore it: :Aye, if the manufacturer of the • tele-. scope, by the use of a new gem and a. change of material,' can melte a better instrunient than that 'whieh wes originally • constructed and ac- • • tualty i 't,• . not thinI the fashioner Oi the hurnan eye may • improve. • its sight and multiply thce natural eye by the thousandfold additienal'• ferees• of 'tee resuirection eye?. • ' rvervdity Itesurreetions. . • W. JACKSOE AGENT c. P. IR.. • ._retano! CLINTON. . IThe Charge of the niasei beset. • . • In my text is a worse discometere. . It seems that a. black -giant propos- ed to conquer the earth; He gathered for his host all. the melees and pains. •. and raalarias -and cancers mite dis- • • teespers and epidemics of the -ages. , Be marched them down, drilling thenee• , in the northwest wind and arced the 1 ii et H ; slue of tempe e. e threw up bar- ricades of grave 'mound. He pitched I • tent of eharnal ' house. Some of the •troope marched with slow tread com- mended by consumpticins, some • in . double nuick commanded by pneit- ...monies. Some he •took by long. •be- . • siegentent of .evil 'habit and •some by •.. one stroke of the bettieax-of :easeal-. ty, With -honer hand' he pounded , ae . the door of 'hospitals. and sickrooms : and won all, the victories in all the great battlefields of all the .five con- tinents. • Forward, March!. ordered.. the conqueror of conquerews, and all the generals and conimanders in chief. • ancl all presidents and kings' and sun. • tans and czars dropped Under- • the. feet of his wer • charger. • But • one Christmas night his antagonist was ' b • 1 As most of the plagees. and sick- nesses and despotisms cOrne out of • the east, it was appropriate -that the new conqueror should 'come out of - the seme quarter. Power is ,given . • ' • . Travellers to any part of the • world should . consult the above in. reference'. to ticltets; . L -W, JACKSON . • • . AGENT O• P. it. .it_isIst.,!nukarreun;Miaftocar CEO. TrtowHILL swear" • HORSES1101611. AND victory. had been buried 2,000 years. The The old braggart that threatened explorer took the floWer seed an'd GENEVA", nee (MeellT11, . the conquest and demolition of the planted it, and it, came EP. I$ hint to stivaken all the 'fallen' of all And so " when the world's last Easter morning shall come the soul will descend, cryirig, "Where is my bodyr And the body will ascend, sa,ying, "Wherci is My soul ? ". And the -Lord of the resurrectiott will being them together, •anti it wile be a 'perfect soul in a.perfect bo- dy, introduced by a perfeet Christ. into a perfect Heeven, Victory!. Do you wonder that on Easter clay we •swathe our churches with gar- lands?. Do you wonder we cele- brate it weth the incise consecrat- ed voice of song that we .cart in- vite, with the deftest fingers on ,or - gen and cornet * and With doxolo- gies that beat these erches • with the billows of sound r the eete smites the basalt at Giant's Causeway? Only the lied disit.P- Prove of the• resurrection.. A cruel heathen • Warder heard Mr. Mof-. feet, . the missionary, Preach about - the resurrectioe, and he. said -to the , missionary, "Will my • father rise in the last day?” "Yes," said the Missionary. • "Will all the dead in battle rise?" seed the Teel chief- tain. 'Plies," said the missionary. Then said the warrior: "Let me hear 'ito rabie about ;the resur- rection: There can be no reser,. rection; there • shall be no reserrec- 'Mon. I have slain thousands in battle:: Wilt they rise?" Ah, there will be more to rise on that day than those w•hose .peimes have nev- er . been repented of want to see! •But for -all -others who al- lowed Christ to ,be their pardon and their life and their resttrrection will be a day of victory. • The thunders of the last day will • be the salvo that. greets yea fete harbor. The lightnings will • be only the torches of triumphal pro- cession -marching down to. eseort you home. The berning werlds , flashing through Immensity tell be the rockets celebrating your coro. eetion • on thrones whore 'yen Will reign .forever • and forever and' ' for, ever. Where is death? 'What have we to ..do with death? • As your • •re- united nay and epee swing off from. this planet on that last day you well see 'deep geshes all up and Amen the hills, deep gashes alt un • and :doiert the yalley, and they will .be the • emptied graves, they will be the abandoned septa - three, with . relish ground tossed . no each • 'side of them, ;and seaba will lie 'uneven on the rent • hill- • ocks, and there will be felTen reo numents and cenotaphs,. and ••• 'then • for the hitt time You will apipreCiate -the full .• Oehilaratien of the text 1 the centuries and of all larids and 1 "Why should it be thought with mershal them - against the black yoet an incredible thing that God giant. Fields have, already .beeii should raise -the dead?" Things all :won, but the lege •day of the world's around us suggest it. , Out of. what eXistence will see the detisive battle.• • When Christ shall lead forth his two • t grew all thee° flowers? Out of the mold and the earth, Resurrection! !brigades, the brigade of the risen Resurrection! The rnAlittut butter - dead and the brigade of the celestial gee -where ;did it come -from% The host, the black giant wilt fall back. loathsome caterpillar. Thee alba - and the • brigade • from the riven seta • tress ethat enlace the tempest with ulchres, will take him from beneath, , its wings -where did it clime from? and the brigade of descending hue A senseless shell. elear Bergeeae, • mortals will take him from above, •prance, in a Celtic tomb under it nnd *death shall be swallowed up in block, were found floWer seeds that 5 MONTHLY MAGAZIN,E1 A FAMILY LIBRARY • The Best In Current Literature 12 COMPLItTe NOeile$YLAflIY MANY SHORls wroniES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.60 PERMS ; 26 CTS+ A tgov_ NO CONTINUED. STORIES"' EVERY NUMBER GOMPLETE IN rrsci.r • . • :7:1 '1;N:so' .•-•'" '' ,;$t",11:;;1,,j•-1.,..-.1." DESIGNER .,,,4 ,%. • ..,14•.`• i•-.:!, ''/..!1,'. '' TAMA MARKS V. • ' Cotsvntowet dte. Anyone sending a Studeb find deatrintnat may quickly Ascertain Our opinian froe whether an invention is erobemy planetaria Communiete tient: weeny confidential, nessebooe on Patent* sent free Olden ttgeney foreteeuretee?atents. entente taken teroualt 810nri & co. reeelis rpattil notice, utthrt mune, In the $tientiffit Jiliteritalto A bandlenun, Mustreted treettlf. Unrest rit. volition rf tt,..r crientifla journai. TOMS, 585 hitart frier Letetea, el, sled byou +memo:1161e, UN e.:: 1361trd1dwaY, PAN YOrK brOe'o ,:i-itto. at 0 bt.,Waxbio.non.1).c.' ... stroodwork trance and fireeeiass material and work guarap teed, learnt implements and ina • I 1 - . J'OBBING A :SPECIAlerif. • . A Tatar STIOntr, Nontxt, • . Creteree ' , 'reeeveitetteezetreist011 A.: +eiliwi.,.., ; d ' ',ran • ' t ire \J' I IJ• 110 " 1 WOS very poorly and could '• hardly get about the house. 1 was • tired out all the time. Then 1 tried Ayer'S Sarsaparilla, and it only took two bottles to •rnake tne feel perfectly we11."- Mrs. N. S. Stein- ney, Princeton, Mo. • 5 • ' 'Tired when you, go to : bed, tired when you get u , tired all the time. Why? Your blood is int- ,: pure, that's the reason. _ Yoti are living on the border line of nerve haustion. Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla and be quickly cured. tilthoole. „ wOlpiiniiieshOom Ask your doctor Oat he thinks of Ayers* i ; IrlopsrIlla, Up knows an shoran& inane , old trinity medicine. Foiltrottilladvioe +tea , cis *nibs sensible'. J. C. Arra 0041.0We% MIMIC ; planet has lost his throne, has lost bloomed in bluebell 'and h1lp- Isis has lost Isis• palace; has -trope. ...Two thousantl'. years ego lest his prestige, and the one word buried, Yet resurrected! '. A traveler *rider' over all the gates of teauso- says he found en a mummy pit in leum and catacomb end neceopalis, ypt garden• peas. that had beeit oh cenotaph and sereophagus, oh theburied there 3,00 ' . tomb,' khan of the arctic' explorer brought them out, and on the 4th Ite and on the catafalque of great Mali- of June, ' 1844, he planted them, edral, erritten in capitals of azelloi. an.d in thirty clays they .sprang up. and calla Illy,written m minden Buried 0,000 years, yet restIrreete ctaordy"; .lages, written on the vetaptur- ed doer. of the family vault, is "Vic- ivrittert in doiology groat • , eat, a thing Incredible with:. you • that God sheuid raise the dead?" "Why 'should it be • thought assentb Coronet word, entbannered: "Why should it be -thought, a thing word, -apoettlyptic word, chief word incredible. With you that God should of triumphal arch under which con- raise the dead?" The inseets flew caterers return. • and the worrns metaled lest autumn Rout of tue Wog of Terrors, feebler and feebler and then Stopped. Victory! Word ehoutecl at Culloden They ha,ve taken Ito food. They wane and Bielaclava, and Blenheim, at Mee • none. Thoy lie dormant and in. •gidde and Solferino, at Marathon, sensible, but soon the south wind where- the Atheiliartot drove back the will blow the resurrection treittplit, and the air and the earth will be Modes; at noietiere, where : Learles full of them. Do . you not think Martel broke the t•anks of the Sure - thee God cart ''eo as much for our cans; et. Salamis, where Tie:mister:Les bodies as he does- for the Wasps I n the great sea fight confounded the and the spiders and the snails? This Versittne, and at the door of the triserning et half past four o'clnek eastern cavern of chiseled rock, where . recess there waft a resurrection. Out of Chi -it came , out through it the night the day. In a fe and throttled the king of terrors and Weeks there will be ft, reettrr put him back in the niche from Weldb in ail our gardette. Why. not some the celestial • Conqueror had just einerged. AIM! When the jaWe of the • aeleavaen racsilt(tirrrntollolti tit:envied tattlers inraszaets?.. eastern mausoleum took down the cat of nie» laid women ditrteneed. A bill& giant, "death was sWalleWed trance is death followed by resur- up in victory." I proclaim the Obeli- mann after it few days; total see - don of death. pereelon c>f mental power add Ven The old antagonist fit driven back into mythology with on the lore luntary 'action. Ito. William Torment, a great evangeliet Of the t about Stygian ferry and Charon with -001. (td Melrose Abbey and 1114 Neeeeetieser.of whom Dr. APeat- 1 Aviethor navorts, Londen, March 81.-4 casualty list published Saturday afternocit records it hitherto unreported keit in the lehenoster Veneer, near Sutherland, Cape Colony, March 24, when the Pritiett were evidently severely hand- led. They last eight men lathe and ten erten wounded, and twenty -rine were captured. The latter have since been released. intratis IN .4 *, Daum,' GaIbust Comulten *Tonight Single. illicieSen Vutli Disalls 001)0)14 Film Pretoria, Transvaal Colony, Meech B. -About 1,500 Doers, under De- • larey, Liebenberg, Kemp and Wol- *Arens, were within the area of Lord Kitchener's latest move, but al- though surprised by the rapidity dis- played by the Dritise troops, gaps In the latter's lines enabled most of the burghers to escape. The Doer prisoners totalled 179 men, *eluding . Commandant IL Kruger and ex- Landrost Neethling of lerugersderee From the first prisoners eeptured, It was learned that Gen. Velarey himself was outside tee actual cor- do, having slept some distance west- ward. Dut Liebenberg, Kemp and other Doer commenders were inside the coluren of troops. The first body, consisting of about • 000 Deere, sighted at 10 o'clock in I hill mapoerendi,ngin,arianricchto2r4a, ege4tprebeattewdeftent 1 the British columns. A race tor the opening ensued. 'British mounted infantry, which had already ridden upwards of fifty miles, pressed their tired horses un- til they gave out when the men Jumped off and raced forward on foot. Some of the mounted men, however, were a,ble te gallop fight • into the gap just ahead of the burgh- ers, whom. they met with a warm Are. These troops also succeeded in driv- • ing back another body oe 800 •Doers, who were forced to desert the guns' they had captured from the Von• Donee convoy in February. • The Boers tried to get through several openings, but on each. occasion were forced to double back, until they ul- timately found a gap and passeci out of the British lines within ' sight. of Klericsdorp„ Night fell before the pursuing columns could overtake the Boers. . Five. Canadians, who fell out of their column and tried to work their way back, were surrounded by a Boer force, and merle a splendid dee fence. But finally seeing •their case was hopeless, lour of the Canadians surrendered. The ilftb, however, • in- dignantly refused to throw down his • arms, arid contietted •a single-handed fight until he was killed. This •was regarded as One of the Most inter- ' esting events of the day. • The guris captured frorn Aron Don- opei convoy were brilliaatly recaptur- ed by the -Scottish Horse, :who char*: ed up to ;the nruzzees of the artillery' 'and rode,' the Doer gunners off their feet befell) the latter had 11, ..chancti 'U. 1 . • • • • To Meet Mr: Stern, 1111110111161111,011• . I 11 edtleatien TitA j t e s pro ec em rot all every land where the 11111011 J 0,1Ig flies. lts purpose is the ilttelleedual betterment el the Dritielt race throughout the world and the fos- tering of the IMperial seutiMent. The Daily Mail adds that this idea Of better fitting "younger Britain" to coPe succesefully with rival nee tionalities was long a deneinent Ketone° with Cecil Modes, bilt that even his closest friends little Iractg- Wed the abeorbing hold it obtained 111/011 hilia Until this Was eliciclased by the terms of the will. The details of this plan of educa- tion will be Made Public * few days. The Deily Mail correspontlent says thee it 'death meek of the face has been successfully team. The feature's welch were distorted, as a result et his mataidy, r•esumes thefr reposeful dignity in death. After the autopsy which revealed an extensive arteur- UM of the heart, tee remains were placed iu a coffin and conveyed early Thursday to Groote Selmer. The executors of the late Cecil Rhodes are, Lord Rosebery, Earl Groy, Alfeed Deit, a director of the British Chartered Smith Africa. Company; Mr. elitcbell B. Ita,witsley, counsel for the British Ohertered South Africa Company, and Dr. J ate es on. Tee original will of Mr. Rhodes is in London, and will be published snhecoc!ctx nil CecilRhodos d estate at Newmereet to his brother, Col. Frank W. Rhodes, This estate was purchased by Cecil Rhodes last c es left the Dedham Hall aeott Kroonstad, Orange River Colony, Mareh 25. -(Tuesday) --The meenbers of the Transvaal government; 'h ad ed by acting-President.Schalkburger, • . arrived here Sunday, • On Monday Morning one of the 13per delegates was • escorted through the Peitish : lines, blindfolded, ' on . horsebacie and under a white •fiag, to meet President Stevie • The delegate has not yet returned. The other • members of the /mien are quartered in a private hotise, .where they are allowed considerable liber- ty, , • They will . probably: remain. ' here' sevorat day. -- •• e .. .:•. Another Canadian Ill. . • . Ottawa, efareh 29: -The folloWing . cablegram has been received by Ms Ekeellency the Governor-General: London,. March 27, 1002,--etegret to 'inform you. that Ernest' Paton, 1529, "0" -division • S.A.C.,. clanger- ously ill, e2' Mardi, of et:aerie:Peer. . His father is II -Paton; e58 Illeeelce sr Street; Toronto. ... . . • • • , (Sgd) • Chamberlain. 1 . • 'aide Low With. Enteric. • • ' Ottavra, Mardi. 31. - A cable to • *Lord Mint° from the Casualty • De- - • partnaent at (Jape Town,. under date of March 28, says; "Dangerously ill, enteric fever, 26th March, Vet Riv- er,. South' Afeicen Constabelary, 2,- tdlow Ws.' ht 54 Guilford street, St. John West, NI Be+ . . . • .. HEARTS "ON STRIKE" The Heart -that great motor of' the human anatomy - never falters In the perfor- mance of its lawful func- • 'Lion, till through overworlc, disease lays hold on It -then ritigh"tglyoesso.on strike," - and • Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart is the greatest of agents that medical science has discovered as a heart -helper. No phase of Heart Disease it will not "spy out" and relieve and cure almost lilce magic, VOW are your Symptoms? Suffoca- ting, fluttering, palpitation, ecute pains, thump- ing, nervousness, restlessness. Try this great • treatment -zit never faits.••• ay • At. ilimitreel Mrs. Doris •stithbed a lellere•arrler named Teta twice itt the .• •tteelt hut • he is expected to recover. _ •"THE PAIN • , WAS KILLING" Rheumatism revels in the writhings of Its victims until shorn of its pangs' by South American Rheumatic; Cure- ' It relieves in six hours and ' ' cures, In one to three days. • . . Mrs. Geo. Smith, o162 Charron St., Point.St. Charles, suffered terribl front Rheumatism her ioints, The pain ?was killing. Doeterr medicines temporarily deadened the pain,but• • effected no permanent eelief. She began taking South Americae.Rheumatic Cure and when she. bad used four bottles was ebsolutety cured. The petiiiim against. the election of 'Mr. E. ToIton, M P. for North. Wel- • • lington, was. WithdraWn at Guelph. . . • : . • .• :-.10. CENTS:. • SECURES .A GOO ' the after effects are a positive pleasure. In vials; • , Clue Constipation or NerrOtO Headache, clear • coated tongue, etc. Act easy -never gripe, and As a -System 'Renovator and Blood Builder, ' others: So great has been the demand, , . that it's hard to supply it, • • • 40 pills, zo emits ;. zoo pith, es cents' . • lir. Ageew's Liver Pills are simplanting all the complexion, rid it of eruptions, yellow skin, . , . • . • Twenty-two Men are known to be dead DS' the reeult, of aft explosion in the Nelson mine at -Dayton, Tenn.. • r I ,"Death is swallowed UP in vie- ' vietoey." ' . • Hail the Lead of earth apd heaVen Praise to thee he both be 'given • •Thee we greet Vienephant new; Bail the ri.lirrection. thotil . • • • . • - • the later Rev. T, W. Rhodes, vicar wish could have every kidney sufferer within . Tili p[kg[ ATIAN0 *1 Bishop $01rautri:laHceerisn, and who .12 ity}t.nd pf y01,0! 'for. long. enough to U EfE3, died here Peacefal; at 5.G17 • 822, William le g .13EATH CECIL RHODES. • I Tee Empire -mole Away Peace- lifloNIULLIEN S • LONG "TERM" • Eight years in the toils when South American Kidney Cure • gave him his liberty. - Michael McMullen read in the newspapers of . fully at Care Tema at tao Early. ' South American.KidneY Cure, aedwhen doctors •••tried hard and had failed to cure him, he, with • Wee of 49 • Years. ' the faith of a prophet commenced the use of this , • • Cape Town March 27. -The Freatest of Kidney Spedifics. In his own words: h of my life for eight years. Thanks to South ter of the Cape, the fourth Son of Cecil ex -Pigmy Mints- ' Gravel and Kidney Disease bad been t e bane flon • American' Kidney Cure to -day I am a well inane , p.m. yesterday. The immediate cause of his death was two success- (haven:buret ratepayer% haye carried e tt fhatfilur the -law to raise $15,000 tu purahabe SohalkburgEir Has Not Bee% 51.10' nesSful in Reaching Steyn. toerr.ot aria.stern, Siete. the Acting 'Pres. Went Started on MIssiesr, nate Crossed the Slott...tine this •Italfwall Gettig Wren and Have Men Traced. to nitro by oat. Girrett Aim -their isrlush neverse. Pretoria, March 81 .-The effort e of Actin President Seh lkbur er to open negotiations with Mr. Steyn, the former President of the Orange Free State, have thus far been un- suecessful. Dewet and Steyn hatto crossed the nude line of the railroad going west. They were escorted by Vanelekirk and Vaadermerwe, and have been traced to Parys, about 80 mile?? northWest of Heilbron road, Orange Bever Colony, by Col. Gat - re tt. lifers hated 11feverseets. 14011dOns March 81. -Nothing more Admiti has transpired concening the Pettis iiegOtiatiOns in South Africa,. • 'Messrs. Weesels arid Wolrattratte, the litter delegates, who Were reCent- in the indeed Statect, have peon interne:need einte tleey returned te Prance, and then expreseed their Imps that a satisfattory ceraprObahle woo follow Mr. Schalkburger's seiete Ur. Wessels le credited with deelar^ ing that Iltr. kruger would aPProvo any terms Of peace arrived at in Smith Afrlea, The Ilagtte correeleendent of the Deily Telegraph sops; in a. "despatch, that he believes Dr. liCuypers, the Dutch Premier, who started last Thursday on a visit to RelgiUm a,nd Germany, goes to thee" courttries to Irttereete of peace. . soThhuor, rb, ty. willderbisrts bi dee. nteaek enneatto. GroomOtt: the electric light plent.• • '• iv a ac cs o heant a a. There it lain lie in stete for a dey ip oHARD AGRouNoll . • Town, on a specfal train to -day. 7 or two, and the public will be ad- SR rented to view it. It has not yet _ been determined Where Mr. Rhodes A distressing skin disease had will bo buried. It Wat his wish that well nigh wrecked his good ship "Health" but Dr. Ag. • now's Ointment Came te thd rescue and it's timely aid relieved the distress and brOught him safe to land. C. II I -toward, a prominent steamboat man. of Rangeley, Mairie, writest-"Enclosed filad thirty -live cents for a box of Dr, Agnew's Oita. ment. I bought a box in Portland recende for e it distrersing case of skin disease, and it did me ' So much good teat r want to try another box, ' It is the only remedy that has Over given Me any relief and I believe it will cure me" es cue 31 44•4444•414444,444•4 li 1.. repo,' 11•11 th tt, the ?engin. in the RT. HON. CECIL =ODES. tiAir:''Illi::11;iliti":(i.14,4::‘1:11:::1:15:11:::;"Z;ilf;iiit4114:1:11710 1:°:111;;;18: 1 ke Should be .1attried at Matoppo •T, 'I l" ' (11 ' 1 11111s, Rhodesia. Certain of his friends will proeted to Matopetc, I Hills to deterntinti whether it hi The Goveenent hdeeeded to give Cecil Ithmam odee a miblic funeral. 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