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gpe ci PAINE'S," the kind that "makes
stele people well."
A pretty wedding took place at the
home a 31110 MeEay, a Logan, on
Jan. SO, when his third daughter, Miss
Peney A,, Waa mauled to dolui Row'
ad, of the I4th con. of they by Rev.
Mr, Abrey, a Moukton.
J. W. Irwin, who has been In the
grocery besiness th Olbaton for tha
past twelve years, has sold out to his
nephew, Me. J". W. McCabe, of Stmt.
ford,
A FIIUXAN 8 CLOSE OALL.
"I stuck to my engine, althoegh
every joint milted and every nerve wee
racked with p"vstrites O. W. Bel-
lamy, a, locomotive firemen, a Bar-
lington, Iowe, "I was weak aud pale,
without erty appetite end ell run down
As I was aboue to give up, I got e
bottle pf Electric Bitters and, after
taking it, I felt as well as I ever did in
my life." Wertlet siekly, run deem
people always gam new life, strength
and vigor from their use. Try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed by all drug-
gists, Price r)O coats.
QUEEll AND
Mueh aos„„ About Two Roy&
atv:era. Naturally the events of
ULC last three weeles bave ff e
acutely, and he may recogaize the
wisdom of a eleort rest; but at the
same time there is no teeth io the re-
port that ale beenth is fax trom sat.
tafaetory,
el'rg • TUE Xeerce PRESIDED.
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THE CORONATION CEREIVION1 ,alti. J, at 'e eeLing et ttlee . Prime
' • commit at garlborougle belme tine
. roaming to coneider tho ternett of the
speculation, Be as to When a Wat Occur -* speeelt from the throae at the °pea-
ea-.........
curious Celneidence-eriseners Hope nig ed tthe eirst parliameat of hie
uodoo Fob. 'as king Dtee
or Pardons
reien, Feb. 14. flee Duke of Nara
bee tiale wee areong the privy Gaeta
Lendon, Feb. 9. -en an the eeeleg, oreaent.
paid to King Edward, Queen Alexare
da is little heard of "Proolamatioe ALL tells A FIRIITERS
by the king," in blg, Week type, pare
all awl
RUCTION AT OTTAWA
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CenedIee PM:Me Re9WAY CO. AVI
At DAg OW tenets.
Ottewa, Veb. 4). --lost Tuesday the
mayor of Ottawa, orderee the re
odes iteele curiously on the Landoll eut Other Thine Ail the British Army, Sayt
Lortdan Titans
lmardings, and tile young blood '»
Englanel is lusertstaly fired by the
idea that a leanly, alneast xaaxtia
rater Mee more coperols their des.
elates. There exists something 01
that feelina which the London ap-
prentices hailed elm accession of the
last Edward, ect there% little wonder
that Queen Alexandra, for the prase
ent, cones io for bat a leinall part of
la* -rile enthusiasm.
=ova or wooden brilge over the
Waterworks aqueduet. Tao bridge
;was removed, awl the Oauadinn Paele
Betilroad, built has eent
'tla.o city u bill for 'ette0 or the bridge
The mayor ears the vompany bad. eu
right to build the bridge, and. the
leompany says the mayor had nc
eight to remove it.
The nmeor leas anot the vete:mane
inotice that a stone arch, -built over
ahe aqueduct without the peerniestete
enfeelleatityr kourwil, must 'be :tea:Lovell
eat once, or summary proceediegs \vie
be taken.
The company :flatly refutes and saye
It is prepared to defend the arch by
iorce if necessary. The arah wee
built, so the company sage, with tbe
gonsent of the civil waterworks' com-
mittee.
OFFICIAL HISTORY
oE Sir Alfred efiloer. The Deile
el .1 „nya ie is. able 4,o assert, on Mr.
tenrab I ere* authority, that the
sety-y stt learteation, arid ithat
tie go-tree/meat retaiere absolute me -
m the War in r.
SoBilotobsAfrIca,01510/1 SY la Sir Alfred elileer- S
Ch 1 lin flatly denies, eays the
Dail; Mill, that he bee teed nay eolue
London, Fee. COMIX14`"ting Op- I
on the dispeteitee of Lord Roberts,
the Tirnee says;-,
thieed ie that on its fighting side the
"The most *avid impreseion pro.
Britian, army oeed aet fear OM-
parieme wetb. any troops in thetworia „
Wood and leas agreeable hallerea
LITTLE LIGHT THROWN
ten aarione eletteffiS WhIeh ratite 'Ws*
ietere$teti-DcudIs
be Altirdoe or
mese *ways
Lendon, SainrdaY, FettilatY.
Eloenifoetein deepetele dated 'ee,
urday, Feb. 2i. savez- An influeettee
borgher gives spree details reeereneg
the treatment a elate peace etevuee
who weal. to GeneTal. Dewetea laereer.
It eta re bat then were ordereet
remein •weeeez a care meta the mules ar-
rivee, as the leoere were breakeng
laager la elm expeceation of a Britieb
atrack., One morieeig Contraaedant
Free:eta:le-a came up and Asked them
wear any lied opt laspanued. Morgen-
' daet reenact eller. they lied be,-ese or-
t, wait for nto:ee, wherouLame
5. fihei. be ‘that tee army feeleee strone the Boer Oatmeal:lava eamectiately
°n Us teSlaess than on ite ti.ghtlee etelleekee htergendael on the face,.
side Its sP:enlid elelertkee lea'et ao./ eaal. ae -felt inclined to ehoot him.
General Deael. conaia,g np at tho no.
meet, said:- enehy don't you aahoet
lean" At thie Froaemen fired at the
eavoy, team aied of the woerel.
Tl -
M' savoy, was eambeleed
eleo.
St ia ireported that the Brit:ale bevel
zeupied. armee/ mad Carotate, ward),
ptjreeently were Boer depete. The
iloera held ap a Natal mail tra ewer
Tlie feAY SOIXerS on
hia.trd eXItallSted tbeir eartridre. and
the. Caere tlaen robbed. the paeseegers,
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diedenelat tleeneleghler eenVersellt been largely neutrelieed. by want del
arialt emert cleteals informed a repee- eoreeiget, eateetfee. ergehahm ajeth
sentative of the asseeieted press that Ry, cematon int. iraence and. yaw-
ner majesty east -trees her inereased re. mon sense on. the part of eneee eeeese
sponeinineies with 0 feeling almost bines it Wea to et1143 the eigletelig
akin to regret. clam growieg ee eld; ftlOtt?-'e4 to the ertreoet."
elte cold the ether day, "that ale
most feel enable to taC4 the 'axduenIs
befere me.
The queen's appearance belies her
Words. It is her growing deefuess,
which Ls likely to prove leer greatest
hatidicap, Before long, it is feared,
she will have to use ea oar trampet,
In other ways eat is aQt Oct etrong
US farinerly.
The realer tbet in Edward is Isles • Tliteredey night, The Imo palace was
fe in g from an (prarap ly denied illuminated and all the cavetry round
y Sir Felix Set0.00% pbesteiati for ceia. waa ablaze with, fireworke. Yeeeter-
eases of the throat to the national day inorning they etrolled threugb
beePital for epilepsy and paralysis, the perk atul v'isi,tee the e0ye1
through the esseeiated press), prole stablee.
ably arose from tee fact that Os Fe.
lix Seuton is attending Queen Alex -
nem for sore throat, to whicb, re.
Oh -idea has boela eetremele ewe
tible, though there ore no traem
Oi erioue distetste She would, the
aesoeiated press informent eetee, he
enly too glad it elestirty had permit-
ted her to finish her days in Eaglet -Id
oi Plineees of Wales, the greater free,.
atom asel simple:1,V of the ardour tie
kto. being much prererabie to tbis
woman who by her kindneee one geode
erne, bas endearea herselt to her
adopted people. Since the death el
Queen Victoria, Queen Alexandre had
frequently exprcesed herself ns de-
termined to earry out as far as pas -
bible those old time pu.blie awl pre.
'ate customs whieh ntecle the roma.
rulers of the court eo different. gram
any others in Europe.
According to report King Edward
and (Wen alextudra will visit the
DaWager lthapress Fre& risk in eia tale
one will epenti Beater Capenhagen,
Witle the king or Denmark. Tint, if
this program. is carried out it •will bi
done in the quietest way.
Speculation is rife as to the !late ot
Beim Edward's coronation, soros% pto-
pl maintaining that it will eccur oat
ea ty as September. But, probably, the
;!•ear a court mourniug will be etriete
I observed, the coronetion nut oecur.
zing until February, or later, in 'Oa
The curious .fact of the king's Sbirtbe
day coneiding With Lord Mayor's day,
elev. 9, army cause an alteration in the
date a one or the etber of these eel -
elevations in the immediete future.
Xing Eaward's time is busily taken
up. The most important event, col
course, is the opening of porliament,
-Feb. 14, Which next to the toronation,
11 likely to be the most farilliant spec -
ten le or his reign. Peeresses, and tal le-
ers are elamoring for placee in the
house of lords, whose eeatiog capaoity
is so limited that only a few can
hope to ba successful, Whenever the
king bas previously appeared in the
upp3r heuse it was as en attetitive
auditor of the debetes, sittiog on feee
o•edinary benches. The enly time ha
voted was in favor of legalizing the
marriage oE a deceased wife's sister,
:which he bus consisteutiy, but futilar,
rupported. ..A.mong the rather fun, -
tions which are shortly to be• , p-r-
foerned by the kiog is 'the rev:tenon
of a loyal address from. the borpore-
tierce'. of the three capitals of the
:United which will be .pee-
sented at Buckingham palace.
Every. prieon in the united king -
acne is in a' state of keen expectation,
for the inmates fame the k'ng will
sigrineize ea -ea -skin by isenag sine
',pardons. The friends of Mrs. Fiore
erre Maybriek are taking neer heart.
By giving ap the Decay of Cornwa'.1
to his seue:Mng Edward sacrifieed an
ineolue of over £1.0en a week, thougle
he new rece:ves what is estimated to
lee Zst,00(1 a day. e
Qneen Vietoria ha$ not beet eced
a for night, yet advegasements are
a ppearing in ,tee „papers a.dv:sing tho
public o gui . themselves age!nst
ro:SibIe loss b• :nearing against the
(Leath, a/ the kaag. It'is said. the in-
surarre: companies are .rap!.dly np-
proaching the limit of the risk they,
will aceepe on Kens Edward's lila-
A lee0aelearrieen APPO:NTMENT.
tAllahabecl, a- The belie is
held by even it:Leiria-eel persons here
- that the Duke 'of Connaught Will he
appo:nted commander- in- chief of
- the Brit.'„sh forces in India.
THE ROY.1 LOVERS
AAINI PM. V.A,.P
Enjoy Th P.szlves at Loa anti Are eiteet
way Weleomed
wwerywwwww
Tbe Hague, Fele e-Qeeeu Withal.
mine and Peince Henry bad an eet-
titusiaetio eeceetion et Apeldoorn
muelattion, either oral or written,
w omy member tne oppesititee
WI tie+ eetieject of the ever.
OA
BLACK
CRIMEIIN SAME BOAT AT WINDSO
Wear -hex for eadteeet30es There lad
$akil Fire Started .13er ReVetngeriel
Employe
THE HOSPITALS EE FILLED
With Sufferers and sheds Crowed Witt
tameless; !epee- Bedtee or cops
'Awned Late Torches
neane
teem, Baku, ,say all the available • bee -
At tint Peatti or the queen Voiced By 1 so. Petersberee Feb* a...a Dlepatehet
ParliaMeut
RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE
with ,..ud Loyalty to the Xing Passe4 Atte'
EPPealies By the Premier and
Mr. Borden
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Ottawa, Feb. te-Practieally all tbat
Ntas done in the house today tvas the
passing of an address te his inajes.
ty xitagEdward f.t Wee moved by
Lie premier in wee of his most
quent opt:miles, sand eecontled by Me
Border', leader of the opposition, in 4
brief, bun touehlog and expreeecve 0
ation.
The address, ,whiels will also be,
ildaptett by the senate, was as XO
/owe;
«athe WOO Met Excelleet Ma-
jestr,-
"Mese groceeteesovereigne.eWe, you
majesty'e dutiful eulaeeete, itt parlia-
aeterward ellow.oe the treen o p - approaele your romeeety wale tbe en, e4 -110e e•r•terest in Speeett
meat eteeerabled, humbly beg leave te ar , le
0e -ed. e preereou ot max deepen -a heartfelt sore °petting or Par Met
patebee, raaa-na front Feb. a te *la common with oar fellow stab. q, etay's meeting protribly will eettle the
Nee. lee ...eal. were gaze( tee lase jai. e'eets in tilt parts et the empire, we i terms of King Edward's epeeeh at ela
day ewe:ling. They fill 157 quarto op-ning of his fire, parliament Feh
Pagee. awe make un the off Wel la-
toey of the war. although evitiehut
Wats are filled with aufferere frora
the fire ;while the 4liedn en the fair
grounds are crowded with homeless
Peoole. The fire broke out in the
evening at meal time and spread at
rapidly that many people were unable
to escape fram. their homes., The tire
even it off the retreat of :the spen
tators, thirty of whem, perished.
It is believed tbe ectaflagratioe
was started by o disebarged Ratployt
for the purpose of revenge, oral t
further reported that the naphtha. re-
servoirs bad, Wen previeusly ailed
with water which in overflowing ear-
ried. the flaming -fluid over the towu
involving seoreee bon be strewn
of fire was seve.ral yards high. Vora -
/tars of people were seen etteMPtitla
to escape while their bodies burnee
ilee torches.
The total numb-- of vietime
etecertelioelele at prertt.
MS EAGERLY AWAITED
I()mow., mem= on Tien weal, t row ot the death ef our late comeig4
'Lord gotierte' detailed rea:1 dia. LnlY Qlten VitOda. ZOMI0111, Feb, P. --The cabinet at te.
Witieleor, Oat-.
leant discovery is
the weight a the
watches, which tb
ed to tee eeturned
deplane the lose of a 'great rule
:whose maneot wee exalted virtue
ow -b. as pork).
bave Ler three generations cm:emend,.
the aeople keep. up the feativItiee 1
The weather coetimeee frosty het caravan. oow ovoo ed the reepeet and admiration of the
ter.etine• dieputee eubjeete
wita an eathastasin that verge% CM • l'.0"t • ffa'r %lune eels "As representatives or tbe caeasii.
„ :01:114a :7, 4 7 •
geoleterousneste ,0offie. O.tenueteineemed oft ran no people, eve Aware for tbe heloveti
Great preparatioua veHle , 1 : eer, on nt i nare favorab:o moan:oiled ine eevereiga under wboin Our derninloe
made at Amsterdam for e anntting
ettnie Lurd 'CT scIW' riaert la° b°ng and t*
e.0
ferred toit wainz terra*. Ar Itedvere
"Weer vomea lar crit:ciem.
te
BAD TO CONQUER 0)3. DIE.''
"Thvas just about gone," writes lira
Rosa Richareson, of Laurel Springs,
N. C., "I bad Consumption so bad
that the best doctors said I could not
live more than a. month, but I began
to use Dr. King's New Discovery and
Was wholly cured by seven betties mid
am now stout and well." It's an un-
rivaled lif&Saver in Consumption,
Piieumonia, La Grippe and 13ronchttis;
'infallible_ for Ueughte CeIde Aethrea,
Fay Fever; Croup' or Whooping
Cough. Guaranteed bottles 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottlesfree at all &lig-
glete,
FOR OTER FIFTY' YEARS
An OLD AND NirBIZARTES) Reateree-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been -used for
over Arty years by mullions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, eoftens the gems. allays al
pain. cures -wind colic. argils the hest remedy
for Diarrhcett. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalOulable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup aa a take eo other kind.
B. B. Osler, K. C., the eminent
criminal lawym, died suddenly at At.
leak; Cita, N. 3., on Tuesday morning
where he went for the benefit of his
health some -months ago.
'Wren Cry for
6jhIASTORIAit„
ta
ure
FARM LAaEORE S GHEE hi, first dispatch ;'n lertakes la I
wPw w dom. g';•p4 rour4se ;Mn 14 the .atate
41 affairs in this coun„ry (Ant'h At-
ubibh°4 ISQ1'gronssectarteTg:LNiellle° itud a4it .c,r1ter irti.c4orrVevsalaij‘4o34;-•111°,:l
s'; Ite'r41,e8"
d.
A ....1,1.11•••••••11
% decided -to leave Gen. Maier with
Ottawa! F P. -El. T, Cooke,* farm a re l '',"„art -1 in Nene. bui otherwise
laborer, is b. -lug prosecuted for al- to renta,n an the deens:va until ret.
lewd defametury the result of 'caved, and until UP" tr4a3Pe'vt
hd
a newspaper notice that -he Itad tater- at oll. Ife Anent n) treesied AtiF.0 Alice Graham., daughter of
Ora a the leading eamilies of tbe
eounty. It is eged that Cooke
paid for the notice. tee wilt he tried
nut Tuesday.
organized
Wiae 4Oti rhetteilt1ent away are due au
na email meaeare its growth aud Wation to peconote the comfort et late
prosperiee, neer will les °wag the topic,e. The
"'May we venture to add that above %ice-% referencea to ig
torea reletions
I helmet these sentiments, wbeeli on Phe tTransvaal ere ea-pee:ally etta.
sad occasion naturally calls forte, ed3 aweited.
re has eoute to -each one of us a
ease et pereoual bereavement, witiee
soy it with all Feasible respial
aty-mekes your Majeelen for -
UX ownt
proy that the God a enri.FOla.
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14, which may be expected to. pa,
.tially repeat 145 epeeeb to tbe riv
couvreil an his aec,esioet day, exprees,
g thenke for .tiae eondoleace,e an
ressiens of knotty, refeering
is deep. OM?* o tbe reseorielelity 0)
.ew position .anil 'eunounelag.
mluatian to work tor tbe wee&leteeses, War futile tiaNd
.
diere, Two nate o
-substituted for gold en the epreaaa
tbe watehes. Tb ea eat was learnee
only when the sp
Qt. The weight
given ley the Man
dwts., but when, tie.
silver bane and teen'
the ease la xeeliey
dwts. The watchos
cleasea by ettleees
presentatiao to the 6
tounfl to he made Ailed
Windsor.
-An" navies=
en made OAS te
see of the sole
itizena preeeet.
eta Afrioan stel•
silver balm be
twii:r:tasete.kea;
etereres
wegbt *t the
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°1gI17041:11Qat
lett 'ware gar.,
weee
o *Uwe, in
i ori corps ex.st.ng. - . may 'comfort your raaeeste am
1.01%1" aled not teen 5uff:tioa.-17 °ed. I th3 members of the ronel family lo
0.tee Colony. Was reStleaS• I Wit. aftlietion.
Writing from Jarobsate, Feb, 10, 4 It is witb feelings not less deep
Lord Roberts G says: " n
1 "rt 1 ‘r* Felt' p an t sincere than those to which we
euty,4 Iwo. bo, that to give wfri ae., I haw just given utterance that we had
„la s your maj•sty's accession to thn throne
d, wired that Ir. had Ve„..-el tiv• en-
cces lo tha Latlyarnalt Va'n w°"-- ' of your ancestors. 1
co ,4 from 2.000 to ;Lope mete 1 repi'ed •
"We beg to assure your majeste of
ehat te must renew levieeet:.b. es n mr.
devoted attachment to your ma -
According to a stateraent reetle by
General &Tanager Reeve, or the Grand
Trunk, the Grand Trunk will estalt.
Usti o weekly am:tuner service be.
tweet) Auckland and Glasgow during
the coming summer.
,
A. Dulmage, 21 years old, lost
las life :while trying to save ?tis aunt,
11Ziss Belle Dalmoge, from the flames,
which were destroying their home
near Heekstone. Ont., Thursday night.
His aunt iWaS lost. The other a.em-
bers of the family bad o narrow es -
nape.
SEVEN DEAD "WOLVES.
Toronto, Vel.). 4 -- E. R. Weart,
the Frenee Barer dietriet, came
town today and mattry surprised tee
chief game :warden by 'thrmaine
(Iowa on his office f:oor the . go ,
heade and skins of seven big pee
wolves. The equaty for their ea-
struction le eltra or $15 per bean.
Two of tee WOP7429 were shot and the
other five !poisoned, TIia busliaess
cf
wolf ,h.unting, however, is not whaz
it onoe was. Now wolves go around
in a rsolitary unobtrusive iashion,
TOD SI,OAN'S OASE. ,
;tan Ion, Feb. 9. --- There i.e MUCh acroga the line by Bert Miller an
couje, lure in sorting circles as to °thexetie new in gael at Poeconelle
11,2, eneet Xing Fews.rd's former on the charge of stealing s37,000
•, i a hg tonneenon with, Tod Slain will from -tee Westside bank, New York
lave on the lattera re:nstaeement on in 1884. 'lie had been the teller ed.
(hp turf. The general. belief. is that the bank
Recently tea bank offered a reward
t0,000 for Ilinekley's Capture
it Win 'lead to his reinstatement in of
naeland, after the Aseet races. Hinckley, though wernedi was lure*
• acrose the line and arrested.
tit that tent. Builer. telegraph%) 1 3 y,
n and overnmeut and to
ellat be was not strong, entatet to
w gwawswee
REWARDS FR RATS
I aced on Heeds of ?baguet Canter
in Ferelan Cities
lanfs 14,e
It is rora0T04 egi
viwo that .A.goinal
at Indag.
Ileary Mellott, one o the odeat
residents Of Vinnsvilie, died Seri
tF VeidaY eelght.
It IA veneered thee crown prince
F.reeleriefir William of Pruseia, will
marry Princess Ens of klatteuberg
daughter of _PKiosasi geatriete
The -pewer henee of the ()mho,
treet, ro2lway etreaPet0 iso Gmahn Wa4
e6tr0yed by leo Friday night, 'Lees
4200;000,
The four- el e• fieeettrtment etore al
Q. lane n 0 px,).- Milwaukee ave-
, Chicago. lvizA burpQ4 Feeley
Loss, 175,000,
wall conservatives have pawed
olutZert of regret at Sir Chase
pper'a retireMlat enether a
afidenee in Mr, Borden,
Vehae driving ner054 tbo Ontario et
stern tracks near Solsville,
'day, Rudolph Ankins wan struck
instantly MS eieigle wee
Veiled end aia. hone)
bile in a DO eeelone leap bet
Mae Deeell No4411, I-Aortidaa
earbolic ocni in the fact
completely destroy-
iglat of both a faie eyes,
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Feb. 7. -The nuthoritiee
a preeauton against the
plegue offera bounty of 10 ore, about
two ODA a half vents, for each rat
PLAGUE IN AvALBs.
Cardiff, Feb. 7. -Owing to the feet
that the outbreak of butten'e riague
tore has ben traced to rats, elm% nue
• rt • hqvI f. -'e41 rewar.l al
-. e L d '-an'th without re'n erre- • I - . . _ ,. row p•tre for ti ea carcass of each 30.
rt teows our unclouile,1 confidertee in 1
th ' 1017 end tile greatness et tls- dent dkl"valt-ed S.-1 * desigatted oft.
B 1.1elt empire *broad, anJ the hap- clae
1
pas -ss -arid well-being of your me -
melts, and regarded the eseacatert
which he was engage! 03 :ralwe
trePI:ed tliat my 'n tract:ens
must bold."
In ilue tour.ee. of a ekeieli of the
eaplure bf Gen. -Cronje, the oceapte
t:on of Bloemfontein and the long
wait. there, be wrote: -''The V13?leY
knew exactly "how we wora situated,
anl had accurato information as to
Ora condition sae am' surpe'es, tears.
ports, artillery arri eavalry horsts,
awl they 'regained .enuragee The
mareetee to ;rohoLunosborg and Pna-
oria we -re utteventful as deserlbed by
aord Roberts, bits cheef vencern be-
ing 10 provision the army. "We -were
practically lining from liend 15
mouth," he WtOte. "and at t:taca had
not oven ane tht,y*6 rations to the
good.
He finds that no -specifie itiath:a can
attach to Col. Broadwood in thee-San-
oe's post affairas the clisaster Wee
-where a ifew years ago then venial he mainly due te the failure of the pa -
j people ot home will suffer vo
d'menution unler year majesty's g•ra,
u 12 %alio.
i R. Cartwright, Mears. Tarte
Fi Ing and Davis, with the epeaker,
wore appointed a committee on ti:e
inteenel economa or the hou.se.
Dr. C. X. Phillip', ono of tbe best
known physiciana Ili western New
;York, is dead,
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Contairted in Recent Pont -Wet Ete Ontario
Department of Ageleulture
To -onto, Feb. 8.-A. pamphlet issu-
ed ley the deteartment agricalutie,
in the interest of the woraeree insti-
seen in packs at twenty nranoree trot at Bac-ermines Kop to wara their tV't1.1 IS ant WilaY• it V(MtaltIS Int" -
KILLED HIS HORSE FOR FOOD
pare-d.
Tom:
mada.nd of the aatrol is not men -
a The Water W 0 W p
Terrible Experiences of a Teamster In the! Weiteng trete. elebannetsburg,Nose 15,
Wilds of Algoma he said:- "With the occupatio• a of ,
Komatipoort and the dispeasal ce, I nrnet to inaugurate WOOlette ma,
Fort (France% Feb. 6.-,Weind tomes Louis Botba's army, the orga.teeed tatNt; was begun last year with two
res' tame of the two redublic--------institutes, and its develapment has
from Vane Centre that a teamster be l'Ssaid bar
comrades that an a.m,bush was pre- 1 eeting PaPere he' art l' 31•°°wn lie°Ple '.21.
• ' • I doniatie selerare, bread-naleug, i e -
p °a -mint of rural leeme.e, Waite:-
nutking, poultry, and the teteuea .
mei one subjects of interest 'to earn, -
ors' wives nal daughters. The move-
. .
e teased," but there I been much more rapid thrra nutlet -
named Bert surtees, while airiving estell remains m for the army in 1 pitted. There are inneteen enstittrter.
with a Iowa Of freight frora Fort South Africa to do." to meet the j
on* -Little Turtle Lake, lost les way Theee Rivers Feb. 9. -The St, Liana
forces "broken ao late small columns
awing to the trail bamg del 4
ter evapnering for several days with
his team without avail to find the
trail, tie • 'DeCatinte snow- blind, aed
crazed with coal. and hunger, killed
one ot Ins horses that be might -with-
stand tile exposure until help would
come. Patiently he waited, living
on aorsetiesh the fifth day -ashen
be Llitclied the remaining horee tci
one oe the Keels, and while on his
svey back was overtaken by another
teamster, to whom he related his ex-
perience. ,
'LURED ACROSS THEAINE
Frances to Barley and 14/Wirer's catniss c°13dilacnas of Eneeilla werfaxe with - -FIRE AT THREE 'EVERS.
• fl,a operating over aix area larger 1club- on St. Louis Square was d •
Rossland Man Arrested Charged With Theft
of $97,000 in‘1884
RoSoland,i C, Feb. 6 --Charles R;
Efixtekley, alias C. R. Morris, lured
The most chronic diseases of
the Stomach, Liv6r, bowels and
Blood. . ,
Thousands of thstimonials from
those who have been permanent-
ly'cured tbe use of Burdock
BloodBitters speak of Its uncoil-,
itig:effiCacY DysPepsia; Bilious-
ness, Sick Headache, Liver ,Com-
plaint, EcIemi, Erysipelas, Sero -
NIA; SoreS; Ulcers ;Boils, Pimp)es;
Ringmforms, and allblood
humors.
Ityou want to be cured to stay
cured, use only BALE.
TH,E,rnsFrO{R,S
, ,
London, Feb. 9. The Sporteman
anclerstands that for the coating
season most or "King Edward's ran(
horses in training will be leasecl te
the Duke of Devonshire.
THE CO,NTINENTAL TRIP.
New York, Feb. 9 - DiscussIng
King Edward's Visit w the contin-
ent, a London cablegramto ties
Tr'autee says:- ' 7
'Boon af Lex the opening of parlia.
mein) the king will go to 'Gernaany,f La
ae,e his sister. the Empress leredereek
'
and to van the kaiser. • It is alee
!believedl he will spend a week or 11W
Children Cry for
CAST(:)F11
BIJRNIO THE.. BOOK
Adherents of the Lost Clluso Cremate a U. S
History
than 'France, Gerniany and. Austria 1 troy,„d by are eerie
coll,nrobeainrePdo.r"ated ;v:t.h. the dispatebes hnihitng was the retsisdefnime°rnicifilga.1.11;;;
maneers, inelaleigtek narrative of
tome( oba.li;rettersk3-whheen.English troops were ie
ond paleers .rare the meeting plarz
re Its fine reading nate
are re,ports enborainate
21
fiGemeusaailverlade, as he
eleeheereeEveteereedeeeii‘t:::g;,adv3:exesiavallieraed :Lam jetsrchdiansIttspiaaaaradneperovEieftsibeonagl rnein
circumslanees in Mafelang from the 1 f It
a great deal -ea information as to -oar
sowepapers." -,Sir George Weaba
gives an account of the seege of
leadearalta and of the struggle of the
,rbpolation and the garrison against
starvation and e.nterio fever.
rdeagveorticleod2 atshf civoititedgmatnyote:tulirethlevraTe,lubcui-t era,Teh7rt°h3hegt°0,f tleebhan8-Ehtitan. t hhorse annus] da
Lord Roberts' despaeette.s are not
they are interestirrg, as praying that rs association here today, , whecb
had satfitie!vt mau, horais oupvioa was attended by all the leading
thtorec:gve1171:101:4110 Cav:a:gienlor a pf one:re: breeders of both light and heavyd
tions. Lord Robatis asserts delibera
ately that "the permancat tranquillity
at the relneblic clepenes upon. tae
complete . disarmament at their ua.
habitants- a task difficult, I aelmit,
but attainable eville time, and pati-
ence." Looking at all the eiremn.
stances, ,Lord Roberts says the cane -
align. a unique in the ameas of year,
and he pays the highest trieute tto
the gallantry and weitli of the 'Croope,
declaring thateeno finer forces eves
took the field under the.Rtilieh elegy'
There is ra general idea that the de-
epatches laave suffered considerable
excision `at the hands of the 'war of-
fice. They do not throw any further
light on the set mmaxy retirement of
. Gen. Colville, or many other mattees
aver which the Leyte: Ls anxious to
burned teat ntght a co ,o1 hear.
e •
Forsyth, Ga., Feb. 7- A copy of a,
history of the United States issued
by a northern publishing house, Wil,9
BRIGHT FUTURE
Secretary of Horse Breeders' Assoelation
Takes Roseate View
A ORE:3 FOTOR
Foe Caluidet e awareen Ecys 110.3.1
Tod Editor
Ottawa. Feb. - F. W. tondom
editor, of Wellragtom New 'Zealand.
is in eke city on a nleasure trip. Mr
Loadma says that Canada, 3v:thitt On
past two years, has become mu •I*
more widely kttown tbrougheet Aue
tralla than she htul during many
years previous. The standing of the
Canadian tontingenti Mr. Lander
says, attracted a great deal of atten-
tion. and Use peop:e throughoat axe.
tralia are becoming well aoqualntee
af the leading hotel 01 Fereeth• Ad- Public attention has. again been
dresses were made be three leading turned to South Africa by the
eitizene ef th.e Aown, eneluding two 'patelit of reieforcements and tee pub -
former judges. The coffin • was borne Beetle, of Dere itpbaris, mail diz.
to the funeral pyre' by 'confederate patches. Rarearet have been in eir.
velt:ehie'aeost).ction tko book -lay 'in cruelaotnisoindertheaathizatrson. Cthharn.Abfreironlaninvoihicayd
animals, Secretary Wadereport
that the outlook for the horse trade
Vile institute had been eleeted by no-
\Nell Canada's resolve -es. The eerie
pletion of the Facifie cable beir
on the cause of imperial federation
greatly, and also help to develoe
trade between the colonies. There is,
says Mx. London. a great future. for
Canada's goods in Australia, ad Ite
adds that Canadians and Austro.leans
are alive to teas fact.
O. T. R. STAFF GRANGES
baa /Kea ereated la
by a retells married lady,
reeteehe Canadien
ireles a he wlee <eta service
employe. ea.ving her Inteband, and
with ter two ceielren, taking be
way to parte ueknown.
The Yelnectin county coueci have
peeve a byelaw giving tbe arns
lit, Catharines a Toronto y
franchiee to build their eiecte and
steam railway weetwaral throu tlee
county to Beameville and front Beams -
vine to Seeitheille owl S. 'Antes.
Afarvin MeCluxe, plane deal-
er, has been fatted guilty' at ilettland,
of *Win-- in the abstracting QC
money from bthe litlerellantse tienel
tienlc, tRutland, Ws notes, Indere-
td by one Edson, were hemmed by
teesieler Ituesee awl the bank snte
weecked. • e
tll
Wm. eorley Appointed Aeting Chief Train
Despatcher.
Montreal, Feb. 7. -It is officially
artaounced by the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Company that Mr. Wm. Eforay
has been appointed acting chief
train despatcher for the second die-
ttiat west of Richmond, and fourth
and fifth distrieta in seecession 'to tela
G. F. Colter, who has accepted ser-
viee with. another company. It is also
enneamced at the G. T. at. headquar-
ters that Capt. W. F. McGregor has
been appointee saperintendent of fer-
ries, with headquarters at Windsor,
Ontario, with fall charge of all the
officers end mea entployed. on the (fer-
ry steamers Lareedowne, Great Wee -
tern, and Huron-, plying between
Windsor and Detroit.
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A. CAISIMEN LADY OUIIED OP ITS
Ansa !EFFECTS,
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She Was Left Week andRun DeWitt
more biglaly esteemed than Mr. arid
there are few people bettet known or
throughout the surrounding, eountry,
Mrs. Albright, Mr. Albright has for
many years filled the 'positioe of vil-
lage postmaster, in addition to con-
ducting a hoot and shoe business. But
it is with the postmaster's estimable
wife that this article has chiefly to do,
as ib gives, practically in her own
In the village of Camptle OnL, Arid.
words, the particulars of her recovery
from a severe illness through the use
will help sortie other sufferer I am
porter who asked Mrs. Albright if
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pill's. To a re -
would consent to ghee the particulars
for her illness and cure forpublication,
she said: If you think my experience
you that 1 am a very entbusiestic. --sal
quite willingto give it, for / may tell
neirer of Dr. "Vilitliams' Pink Pills. Foe me
some 'years prior to the winter of 180Sree;
frequently prevented me from doing
I suffered with a lame back, which -0. e
my household work. Later exposure
to told developed seiatica, and every
pain. In thee way passed gloom days
1898, when my trouble was aggravated.
by an attack of la. grippe. 'The first
and most severe symptoms of this
trouble passed. away, but it left me in
a weak and depressed condition. I did
and Unable to Regain Tier Strength
Until She Used Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills.
shekmt ble:e;
ratinnldtvstrength;
38 ptelBeeats rsr a° nights,ft yotl albepebaeotbt idl Itilnetyee:rvicvwlataolotaullislris:iva,edgev fe :yoaylvntedi: i tfiteec• intense of f
Iheawratswoeuxitarepmaleplyita
'least exertion. 1 had„ IlAti under a
doctor's care, bet .fil:iti 'not recover my
strength, •-eled as a consequence I was
Mitch depreseecl in spirits. At this
juncture a, fx-iend who called apon me
advised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, midi decided to follow the ad-
vice ant1 procured a supply. To my,
gratification I felt an improvement in
my condition almost from the outset,
and after using the pills for a little
over a tnoath 1 was once more enjoy-
ing the best of health, every trace of
She trouble that afflicted me' having
disappeared 1.1 is nearly three years
since I used the pals and I have been
well and strong ever since. and I have
thetbest of reason for ascribing my
present good health to the use of Dr. .....,..-....„,ii
Williams' Pink. Pills.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a tonic
and not a purgative medicine. Tlaey
enrich the blood from the fit -ab dose to
the last and thus bring heelth and
sshreenggtehnutoineevepriyllsare sde
iol"thenierbody.
T
boxes with the full name, " Dr. Vail -
limes' Pink Pills for Pale People,"
printed on the wrapper. 11 your deal-
er cannot supply you send direet to
the Dr. Williams' Medicine CO, Brock-
ville, Ont., and the pills will be mailed
post paid at 50 cents a box, or six box-
, Ottawa, Feb. 7.-B. T. A. Bell, ,sec..
retary of tb.e Canadian emeratiegeene ti -
tate ated --today 'that the officers -cif
was never brighter. e tna
the leading Etta:else dealers whc
hal' teaCtinacia last year to buy
had all eeturned aaain tails aeason,
elamation as follows: President, Cleae.
Fovgle, Westville,' N. S.; vicepre-
,sidents, R. It. Halley, Nelson, B. O.;
•
and wev) purchasing freely. y Graham. 'Frazer, New Glesgon, N. .
satisfactory arrangements had been end Dr. F. D. Adams Montreal; treas-
made for the exhibition of Canadian urer, J. S. Stevenson Browr, IVIont-
horses at the Pari-A.merican exhibi- real- secretary, 13. T. A. Bell, Ottawa;
tion. It was decalee to make a giant
of 5100 as pseni ums for stallions in
districts where there is need for im-
provement. All the retiring officers
were re-elected.
4,
_ _
MOleE 'CRAZY SNA.KES CAUGHT:,
Muskogee. I. T. Feb. 8. - Marshal
Bennett, who is in the field with dep-
utise tied federal troope near leafala,
has arrested 21 more members of
Crazy Snake's` hand, and le now on
the way to Muskogee with 1 -hem. This
makes ,50 arrests this bend.
A brewing firm. in Manchester has
oeeri awarded 41,980 damages against
Jim!. that supplie,d them with arsen-
eeted glucose. This is' the fl rfi t. judge
tient Ltat has been awarded in con-
, the author's, We ,of the , words,
and 'was c(Intena-Plating " 1.9"d -table aection with. the recent lyeerepoison-
"rehaill'ea" and "insurgents.' conference with John , Morley, and ng ca40, -----------
.I
Sir Wm. ereeeoe Hercoart, axed the
ouneil, J. 33. Ilabson, eitaraboo, 13. Ce
W. F. Little, Anthracite, N. W. T.;
.Dekally, Kingston; P. Kirk`
Grant, Deloro, Out; Geo. It .Smith,
fliedlo,d Mines, Que.- J. S. McColl,
Montreal, Que.; R 'Chambers, Bell
)0d, NUJ.; D. W .Robb, Amherst,
NT. S. The institute, meets for gen-
tral business in Montreal next mortal.
FOUR BAD '
Hong Kong, Feb. 9---A despa'tel
trom Canton, saps four men, win
bad beep arrested for attacking Ger-
MO* iiearKunchuk, bave been exe-
cuted. The same despatch announcez
the arrival of the new viceroy ol
!Clanton. The native newspapers ap-
VOVO the appointment, stating that
the new official belongs to the pro es ot ,e
gressive Party.