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H ofel Ravmond
42 EAST 28 S'l'Rll'l' NEW YORK
z Blocks East of Broadway
18th _Street Subway _Station at the door.
3 blocks east from Hudson tubes an 6lh Ave. and 28th Street, Five* minutes to Grand Central Station at 42nd Street or Penn. R.R. Station at 7th Ave.
Convenient to theatres and shops.
especially suited for ladies visit?ng:New York alone. '
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STEAMSIIIP Llliflih
From London Steamer Brom Halihx
--- Kanawha February lst Jan. Both Shenandoah February 15th Feb. bib Rappahannock February 25th
Feb.ilIth Kanawha (via Sv
John’s, N. F.) March l5tb
From Livsrpocl Steamer ifromhaim.
--- Durango January (list
--- Tabasco February 7th --- Almeriana February IH Feb. with Durango Iilarch llth.
The above steamsrs have a limitsn ».
commodltion for saloon passengers.
Passengers and Freight Agents lm-
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For Rates, Reservationa,Plans.LItar store, Tickets. Etn, hte, apply to W. B HOWARD. General Agent. St. John, N. B.
INJUNCTION '10 STOP.
$000,000,000 SUBWAY
NEW YORK Ish. 4.-Thirty mia-
'utes before tlie"n\iblic_servlce com-
mission _nas to hue met this after-_ noon, presnmably sign tbeioperat- ing contract for New York‘e new ‘i°°-“ri”-°°° °s:: sruc on,w eaer rug - pid Transit Company, an gjunetion was served upon Chairman Wiiicock prohibiting the covmmdssion from tak- ing action. The iniunction was ob- tained by Clarence J. Bbesrn, coun-
,sel for William Randolph Hearst. Un,
der the proposed contracts the Inter- borough Rapid Transit Company, the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
land the New York Municipal Railway
agree to divide the cost of construc- tion with their city, and to equip the new lines in return for the privilege of operating them for forty-eight years. In 1965 all subway lines are to become the property of the city. One advantage of the plan, accord- ing to its advocates. is that it would enable all the city's subway lines to be operotod as one with a tive-cent fare and free transfers. Its oppo- nents argue the plan fails to give the city its due share of supervision, or or theproflts of subway transporta- tion.
PERMISSION FOR FOREIGNERS
’l'O LEAVE ADRIANOl’l.F.
CON(-iTAN'l‘lNi)1'I.E, Feb. 5.-The
cousuls at Adrianople have requested the ambassadors here to arrange with the Bulgarian authorities for permission for 120 foreigners at Ad- rianople to pass through the Bulgar- ian lines. If this arrangement can be made the ambassadors will ask that the Bulgarians respect that portion of Adrianonle set apart lor foreign residence.
A WONDERFUL EXPERIMENT
ANN HARBOR, Mich., Feb. 6.-
An operation never known before was performed yesterday on W.A. Smith. Dart of his brain was removed and that of a dog substituted. The man had abscess of the brain.
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She’s _a Wonder,
is Mrs. Edwards, when she gets going in the kitchen. She pops that home-made Irish soup of hers on the stovc to boil, and then gets to work.
Out come all the little bits of
cold meat and cold potatoes. Into the stewpan they go. Over them she pours the boiling soup. And in half an hour or so she’s turned out :l tasty, appetising stew, piping hot and ready to serve.
It's real Irish. Made from prime
beef and the finest Irish vegetables. As there's no strong added ilavouring it will blend perfectly with My Other soup or made dish.
DWARDS' °“‘°“"°sou|>s
5c. per packet. Edwards' Desiccakd Soups are made in three vnri,\l|'zs-Brown. Tomato. While. The flrown variety is 6 thick. nourishing muh lzrslmrsd from ber! and fresh t~¢g¢inbl¢.v. The other two ms purely vi-gamble soups.
Lois of dainty new dishes in our new Cool: Book. Write for a copy post frss. a s. a
Wm. ll. Dunn. 396 Sl. Paul Si, Montreal.
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Power House, Garages, Machine Shops and all General Purposes Write for
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DAILY
Comfort take, thou child of sq-row,
All is ordered well 10! thot;
Look not for the anxious mortow‘-
"As thy days, thy strlllli'-Il shall
be."
Child of grief, does this world move
thee "
Transient scenes of transient plain?
Think, nh, think of worlds above
thee. _
Countless worlds-a glorious trainl|
There arc mansions now preparing A For the chosen heirs of God- .
Here a pilgrim and wlylifink.
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There shall _thou abide forever With thy bitt U10. lfcatest Friend;
Naught from him thy soul shall sev-
er, ,. .
_ In a world that knows no end.
There. nmiddt assembled nations,
Eye to eye' and face to face, Thou shall see thy tribulations, Sent as messengers of grace.
Comfort take, then, child of sorrow,
All is ordered well for thee;
Look not to the anxious morrow-
"A's thy days thy strength shall
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_ _ Fon FEBRUARY.
A :reactionary Storm period pre- vails from February ith. _ to 9th. , Theinfluence of New Moon on the 5th, will tend to prolonglow barome- ter aad higher temperature from the preceding days, bringing renewal of rain and snow on and next to' the Tth, Sth and, ninth. Electrical storms, especially in southern sec- tions. will bs natural on and touch- ing the 9th. On the 9th the Moon passes over the `fcclestlal equator- a tact calling _lor lightning and thun- der, even in the 'wintelw A seismic period prevails from the 2nd to the Sth, being'cen_tral'on the 5th. Watch for earthquake reports during this period. ‘ I
A Regular Storm Period, blending
with the Mercilry, Earth, Mars and Jupiter periods, is central on the 13th, extending from the 11th to the 16th. With general low barometer at this time, tropical~ and violent storms may be feared in southern states. Prolonged Mercurial rains will prevail in central to northern states, turning to heavy sleet, and this, in turn, to , fierce snow and blizzards, as the storms pass east- ward over the country. Note indica- tions at the oncoming of the period, according, to the sections of the country in which you live, and be ready for whatever nature has in store for you. If you are caught nap- Ding, blame no one but yourself-eh? Very high barometer and fierce cold will be the scquel of this period.
A lil-actionary Storm Period will enter on and touching the 18th, 19t and 20th. Heavy slcet and snow storms will be renewed during this period, causing prolonged, wiutery storms and weather. These storms will reach their culmination on and about the 20th, the Moon being full _and in pez-lgee on that day. West. In,- dla hurricanes are 'probable at this Period, on the gulf and in southern coast regions. Watch barometer con- ditions, and incipient storm develop- ments ut this time. Great blizzards and high. cold winds from the north- west will mark the closing stages of these storms. Think and plan before- hand and be master of the situation, while others are confused and over- whelmed. A very marked seismic peri- od will bc central on the 20th, call- ing for earthquake reports from many extreme parts of the Earth, from the 17th to the 23rd. Watch and see.
A Regular Storm Period runs from
the 22nd to the 27th, being at its csntor on the 24th. The same as- tronomic causes are still in force at this time as during the two preced- ing periods. calling for the same whtchfuiness and" precaution; Equi- noctial gales and cyclones will move northward from the equator, poss- ibly blizzsrds may be expected out of the northwest at the same time. Unseasonahlo cold will prevail far into the south during the last days of Felrrunry. ‘ '
We desire to repeat the warning we
have often given, that the growing strength of Earth’s~ Vernal Equinox is fclt all through the last half of February, so that tropical storms and hurricanes are. not only possible, but probable in regions bordering on the gulf and South Atlantic states, lt is always the part of prudence and common sense to be on the watch for such developments at this season. Tornadoes in the southern states are often the of!-shoots of these West India cyclones in Febr- uary. At. the same time, some of our worst cold waves, and distressful storms out of the northwest, sweep southward over the country, as bor- eal counterparts to these equatorial storms in the south. Upon the whole, we predict that this February will be a month in which man and beast
ment. violent and dangerous weather I conditions. It is a time when live stock is beginning to suffer and breakdown under long exposure to the rigors of winter, and through lack of grazing and shortage of food. A point should be strained to tide animals life over the storm periods and aggravating inclemencies of this month. It will pay financially, and it is entirely practicable to all who will exercise proper forethought and planning. It is also a crisis in the public health, growing out of ener- vated bodies and exposure to icy,
' Purity” your blood.l
build up your body oy using Rexsll Blood Tab ' 1ets,a standard preparation
should be safeguarded against incle- _
underfoot conditions. There is also much danger from ice gorges and floods along rivers and streams. Many lives are needlessly lost througli all the_se things.
THORPE TO RECEIVE $6.000
TO PLAY WITH NEW YORKS
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-In Bllortlng circles it was said to-dv-Y that the figures at which Manager McGraw, of the New York Nationals, won James Thorpe over to signing a contract with the Giants, had leaked out from authoritative -sources. According _ to the story, Thorne'-1 roni'-act calls for a salary of $5,000 lor one year, but that he also received an extra bonus of $500, while Glann Warner, the coach wlio brought Thorpe here, and exerted his influence to help McGraw, is reported to have received $2.500 for his services.
, A TROTTING ASSOCIATION
TORONTO, Feb. 7.-It has been
decided by the Canadian Standard Bred Horse Association to organize a, national trotting and pacing asso- ciation similar to that in the States to control horse racing in Canada. It is not a. money making concern and all the profits go to advance in- terests of Standard Bred Horse rac- ing and breeding.
SPORTING
RAOINE, Feb. 6.-Battling Nelson
last night failed to knock out Jack Sorenson in 10 rounds, though he score-,l three knock downs.
CHAIN OF, WIRI§iLESB_
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Postmaster
General has declined to release the Marconi Co. from their contract to erect n chain of-wireless stations throughout the Empire.
RUN-D0 WN PEOPLE
Run-down conditions are caused
by ovcrwork, worry, too close con- finement, a chronic cough or cold which it is diilicult to cure.
We want to say to every person in
this condition-you need Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic 'without oil, the great strength creator. lt ' will supply iron to the blood in the most easily assimilated form, create healthy appetite, strengs then your digestive organs and mdk; you eat better, sleep better and feel better. V _
A case has just come to our at-
tention from West Scranton, Pa., Mrs. Chas. Proper sa_yst_-“For three venrs I was all run-down, weak and had no appetite and after all that time _I nm glad to say Vinol has brought- my health and strength which is _lust what I was told lt would-do." . ` . I '
We are confident that Vinol is the best body builder and strength creator wc have ever sold. Try- a bot- tle on our guarantee to refund your money if lt fails to benefit you.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,
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sold by us dtrtbe un- . derstanding that .if it is
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The tenants, the Murray ‘shoe `com~
pany and the Evening Telegram, were ordered ‘to vacate, the building being condemned pending repairs by the building inspector. The Telegram will be issued temporarily from the plant cf the Salem Ne_ws. '
RUNS ENGINE ON . '
_ COMMAND OF GOD`
FORT , WAYNE, Ind., Feb.” 6.-
Gomplying with what be declared was the command of God revealed to him in a \isiun Thursday night, Oonduc-_ tor J. L. Steele, of the Cincinnati, Hamilton dz Dayton railway started on his run from this city to Findlay, Ohio. yesterday with only an engine and caboose. When he arose the con- ductor revealed the vision.
Friends attempted to persuade him
to abandon the run, but he was in- sistent, and when the situation was explained to the train dispatcher that, official issued orders for the 'run ac- cordingly. ' v
On arrival at Lonsdale, O., he was
arrested and held, pending investiga- tion into his sanity. -
G. T. R. FINED FOR CRUELTY
TORONTO, Feb. 4--Magistrate Kingsford lined the Grand Trunk Railway $20 in the afternoon police court for cruelty to animals. They pleaded guilty to shipping a carload of cattle from _Belleville to the Union Stock Yards, Toronto, with- out water. The animals were forty- iive hours in transit. _,
Wuman's Best Help
to the good health which comes from regular action of the organs of digestion and elimination-to _ freedom from pain and suffering- to physical grace and beauty- is the hamless, vegetable remedy
BEECHAM3 PILLS
Soldevsrywlale. lnbeaes,lls.
Monday, February iii, is the
last day for receiving discounts on electric light bills for J anu- ary lighting. Pay today and save money 2 7M 'Ii
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ons ram lamb. If i for in ten days nil. be sold to pay s. ,
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- Any persons found hunting foxes with hounds or _trespassins on the undersign- ed Dfnperties will be punished according to law Nell W. Mc_Leod. Or” ell
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Stock.Cron,l|i\pIemenis and Furniture.
We 0. r e authorized by William
Chowan. Esq., to sell b_v{ Pnbilc Auction at his farm Lower slpeque Road, West Royalty. 8 miles from city, on
Wednedsy, |'cIi Ilih, |915, COMMENCING AT I1 0'Ci.0CK.Sl|AlP. ALI. 'HIE FOLLOWING: _
STOCK.-l_ More general* purpose 5
years old, l Horse, liyears, (driver)l Mare, 5 choice milcb Cows, 1 Cow newly trashing, 1 Cow calvsd two months. l Ox, 7 Calves, 1 Heifer, 2yeam old. 10 Pigs, (choice lot,) 50. Hans.
IMPLEMENTS.-1' Wheel Rake, 1
Hay Mower, 1 Truck Wagon. 1 Cart. 1 xpress, Wagon. 1 Double Seated
Carriage. 1 Driving Wagpn, new, 1 Spring Harrow, 1 Potato nffler, 1 set Iron Harrows, 2 Ploughs, 2sets Disk Harrows, 1 Gang Plough, 2 Wood Sleigh.
1|Pnng Sleigh,l Driving Siei%h 2 sets Driving Harness, 1 set Ex ross amass* 1sstCart Her- ness, 4 gain! 'Leather Traces, Blocks a. n d Rope, Sixteen Thousand Shingles, Fifteen Hundred Feet Deal, Eight Thousand Fest Sawed Lumber, (mixed) Large lot of
Boards and quantityl of Firewood.
CROP,-800 Bus els Seed Oats. 25
Bushels Mixed' Grain, Lot Seed Wheat,
it Bushels Flax Seed, Large quantity of Hg? and Straw. One Hundred Bus els P afmls, &_uautity of Tnmips. _ » FURNI URE.-I Parlor Suite ‘l Beammscic,1or¢an, 1 stenosis.. l Dining Room Table, 1 Kitchen Table, 1 cooking, Range (Modem Ensksrnuwi 1 Heating Stays 18 .Butt r Crooks. 1 Churn,-1 Was ing Machine 1 Sewing Machine. and all household fixings' an other articles not enumerated. ,M , __ TERMS.-Ten months credit on ap proved joint noise. 95.00 and undef
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KARN-MOIlIiIS PIANO & URLGANQC0
The Largest 0rganizalion Monolit-
_iuring Pianos and Organs'
in Canada
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and are so .welll known
psffing on our part. Everyone knows.` M i
KA-RN IS KING
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A car-load of these ` `
instruments due to arrive here .about the l8tl1inst, will be “sold it the closest mar- gin You can not make a miuake in buying a KARN. , M O R R IS instru- ment. Sold on their
merits, with small profits and quick returns. 1 "
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Winter Sporting G-ood
We are headquarters for the above ‘
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