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Russians Have to Fight Against wiiicaisiayiiwrliiis.

Breaking Ice Upon a Lake

Ae if it were not enough to have to

light the Japs by sea and land, the Rus- sians are now confronted with the dread- ed ics storms upon Lake Baikal, which keep the thick ice of the lake splitting and shifting just when they are trying to

Balkal does not look very big upon

the ordinary school maps of Siberia. It

is in fact, very nearly as large as Lakes

Ei-is and ontario combined and at its lt is also a very common thins for heavy ”~

widest part is wider than siiiiar ci inane “Olds w ‘sible 0° the kidneys and sive Y' EY `

rise to the most complicated diseases. ,wi \ t

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great lakes of America. Long Island Sound would he lost in one end of it. More than four hundred miles as the crow flies from its northern to its south- ern end itlies square across the path of the Siberian railway, aformidable obsta- cle. In summer trains are ferried across IND shore to shoreln a few hours. In the dead ef winter tracks can be maintain- ed upon the ice, but there are always some weeks in spring and fall when trafic is interrupted.

A COETLY EAI LWAY.

A loop of the railway to pass through the southern end of the lake and make a possible all-rail line has been surveyed but the rugged mountains that bound the lake make its construction very difficult. The Siberlanjline has already cost more than $400,000,000, and tha state railways in general cost $7,iXl0,000 a year more than they earn, so that Russia naturally ‘has hesitated about undertaking another such great expense. The cost of the loop_ line would not be much to any othsri country, but Russia, with all her enorm- ous size, has a foreign trade smaller than that of Holland,Australla or Belgium and her resources are taxed to the utmost to maintain the railways she already has and to keep the army and navy going.

Being about as far north as lIudsoa`s

Bay and at an elevation as great as the top of_the highest mountains ia West- chester county, Lake Baikal is cold enough in winter to manufacture a good quantity of ice, but the tremendous gales that sweept over it from the north west are deflected by the high mountains ofthe Baikal range to the westward and blow directly down upon the ice upon that side, greatly depressing it and caus~

MRS. WILCOX,

Had Sick Headache, Nervousness and Insomnia.

Mrs. Wileox, Creemcre, Ont., after be

ing renewed in health, strength and vigor by Paine‘a Celery Compound, gratefully writes ae follows:-“For years I have suf- fered from constant sick headache and nervousness; at times I have been so bad

that I have been unable to sleep two hours a night for weeks. I have tried many Qedloiaes and doetered a great deal, but never received a hundredth part of the value from them than I obtained from Paine's Celery Compound. After using three bottles Ioan sleep well, my head- aches have oeased,aad I feel healthier and China.

fresher than I have done for years."

PAINE’S Celery Compound Cured Her.

If you are siok and desire free medical China proclaims its neutrality.

advice write to “Consulting Physician," Feb. 18-Russian second-class cruiser

The Wells Sc Richardson Co., Limited 200 Mountain St., Montreal, P. Q.

*ini Alggglgff 1-gpg;-tn the blowing

A LA GRIPPE

One of the worst of Bronehial Dis- eases, because it has the worst after- eifects. The first symptoms, Chills and Fever, Cough, Sore, Iuilamed N use rind Throat, Pains in the Limbs,

should not be neglected.

DR' SLOGUMS lest pau the island of Gothlau ,ou

ij ' coast of Sweden, going south.

Feb. 16.-‘Viceroy Alexeisff leaves Port

Arthur for Harbin.

_ Japanese cruisers Nissin and Kaslllli

- purohaaed fro rl

Gokosrika.

(pmnomggg 3f»|(;[p|) ni..i1__riim gvisigii. .mums ' embark om a . _

»>~<»»+»~~»<1°“=~~_'~~__“f*»;r_P°°°- f§?f~,;_‘;;~,;;;-;;;»_e;~,-;,,‘;~1~' ~ make our voor List and visit the white i=.~v~ -nuay. nmnm' Bmmithm' Num? 10 l Isbfi:-Russian war amos auaeuneas

For sal at nil ilrni '-t=- DY- T- 5- q °"""` ,

W-- ‘"2 "'.‘:::.'°:.‘..::1‘.."° "°°"“‘ ‘°'i “KJ _

Not an infrequent Cause of

While teamsters, ruliroadinen and

more than ordinary exposure are especi-

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills are so

these pills are always ut hand us an in-

dispensable family mediclne- ' . 0

Mr. Wm. A. McDougall, police court '

clerk, Moncton, N. IB., states: "As a l ‘41_’lf" , € y .

remedy for lame back, pains in the small

praise this medicine and have no hesita- tion whetever in recommending it to any

one affected with any of the above all- /‘°'”

ments. We always keepabox of these

completely destroyed by fire tonight

T0 THIS DATE

lations with Russia.

Admiral Toads leet sails from Bas-

Korea

Art

Feb.9-Japanese fleet puts ll Russian

warshipa out of action at Port Arthur.

Japanese warships, under Admiral

Urlu, destroy the Russian cruisers Korieta and Varlag at Cbemulpo.

Secretary Hay issues nota to the

powers regarding the neutrality of

Feb. I0-Japanese force attempts a land-

ing at Pinson, but is repulsed by the

" Russians. Feb. ll.-The Mikado issues a formal do-

olararation of war.

Russian Vladivostok fleet sinks Jap-

anese merchant ship Nakauoura ldaru, Great Britain proclaims neutrality. The United States proclaims neutrality.

Fab. 12-Imperial ukase issued at St.

Petersburg, ordering military estab iisbments to prepare for war.

Boyarin blown up at Port Arthur, either by a lu`ssian mine or a J spanese torpedo, with 197 mon killed.

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ap of the torpedo transport Ysnesel by

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This occasions ice-cracks and shifting of _H I, #_ jg mw__.»m;9;, fi _._._,:f

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BY the surface even when the 5011;; [ce is

quite thick enough to bear the light care`

of eSiberian railway train, which arei 5# ,

_- only about one-third as heavy asc . 1 ’:fa»`~_.»_, "“"" "" ‘ ` ”~ f -'7.“'-'

A°°°f¢“l1R f»0 yesterdayhi deshdlchel ` ii-»";»`,,-.= \. ”[`AL ` 'x""'

' Q ' suchastormis on now makin t' k - "'\~‘»`-__""'“` -`7'_~7'_"""""" -

ith i s estr ed a _ - K 1°” =

W "R ll: T oy nd :°V;'HlbYBl‘lds wide, which luborers are

a' wa u FY R U C DSB by fitting in blocks oi ice

y p which would soon freeze in place if gun

--- wind would let them.

iiuuuii wiini unix xiii

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Fifty Miles Across. Must Kidngy Diggasc

M°i"t°i_'ff"w“’ ' Results From Colds BEGI N _ '

Exposure of the Back to Drafts ,_ I

This Dfeadflllly Painful Aii- -f -»

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keep their railway tracks across it in con- ___ ` _ a 1. ° 5 dition to transport troops. The kidneys are very susceptible to cold, Ba r In

so much so that u current of cold slr on the back is sufficient to cause congestion

to these organs. ` r"

ntnerswncse work subjects them in A5 goods are rapidl ` ` ' ` d ' 'l b '

y rising in price an we wi l e unable to duphcate an f h

` _ y o t e present offers.

ally liable to bc overtaken by kidney ‘

disease, it is also frequent among indoor T 0

workers.

;'l‘;“d°'f:“;lYnl1t'l;’mP°i“Lh°‘f eTti°f\ onthe 42 inch plain.. _. . . . . _ .._ _ ._ _ _ . . . _ .._ ...zoc for 16c 8 P1

neys a ey are especial y valuable ° ' - ` '

,D cms 0, Kidney meme wmch “me 42 inch plain _ . _ . . _ _ _ . . . . . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ . _ . . . _ ..24c for 19C 8 4 ‘fun sheeting bleached . iromcciaa 48 inch plain _ _ . . .._ ._ _ . _ .._ . _ . . . . . . _ . . . __.z2c for 18c '4 U U . . Baii;mcnaLnizniy claims mini, main or Circular (woven seamless.) 2-4 T _u h “ . . . . .

smar naw en pass ng water ea ache ' _ ` . W ` mmpmnthe,egsyconqtipmoy memnb 42 inch . _ _ . . . _ _ . . _ _ . _ _ . _ . . _ . _ . ._ ...~22c for 18c 8_4 _tl 5 effing bleiiclled - ~ ~ - - .. - ink with looseness of bowels, fickle nppet- 42 lI1Cl'1 . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . _ _ _ _ 28C fOT 22C 4 “ H ` ~ - - - - - - - -- - :f;~n;'s:=;lt_l:es:;i;1°§;uex;f;e§;gsoo<;;§; 44 pmt. _ ._ _ ._ _ ._ ._ . . . . __._ . . _ _._ _ . . . _ _ _ . . __ ,24c £or 19c ‘£24 u H M .~- . . sympwum jgi§Eh....__ . . . . _ . . . _ _ _ . _ . . .._29c for 23c - . - - . - .

Therecgrdnfoug-rg gffggfgdbymenns . . . _ . ..... ..... .... . . . ....................2QC OI' 23C - of Dr chases Kinney-Liver Puig has nat 48 inch _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ . . . _ . . . _ . _ _ _ _ . . . _ . . _ . ._ ._ . _ _ _ _ . _ . _ gocfor 23% Most of these' are English make an be" "‘1“‘*"°di° “he NEWYY 0' ‘”°d‘°i“°- These cottons are fine make free from all sizeing and dressing- land value.

I th ' ‘ n erniqority of the homes of Canada guaranteed absolutely Pure.

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pills in the house in the case o sic ness! QJLQ5( ,

FIRE DESTROYS FACTORY. _ _ _ _ _ Nm YORLFB-,Ei-;ThBh0tm_y or the We will back our values in Table Linens against any in Canada-we buy direct from

'Fraser Tablet Company ln Brooklyn was makers in Ireland.

F;>§°7~_hmn”e seize portotluasampho A big line of Hamburgs. Embroideries and lnsertions,in fii1e3Lawns and Muslims, all widths,

' ` C Def Yard to 45c. less 25 p. c. special Sale discount.

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I ‘f f"- We purchase our White Wear from the best Canadian makers--no sweat shop work coixies ti ihi `

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.dy _Q/.3 ` `7' I ' -Store. Our display is very large and complete this Spring.

striking a mine at Port Arthur, killing

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m A enilna, arrive at

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Sample free. ~

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Our annual white sale begins today and every thrifty house- -

keeper should take advantage of our special offers In _V a .

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every line we show a splendid assortment and in many in stances our values are below thezactual market values. _ ` i ' " ~ ` ~'

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24cior19c . ._ _ ...$20 for25c

. . _ . . . .._36c ior27c _ . _ . . . _..25cior zoc ....400 for 3 . . . _ . . _..34cfor 26C ........_.45c for 36c

d are excellent iinish

ofthe back and all forms of kidney and ¢f\‘ » iiv.....,..i.i.,i......i.i.. nf. ch...-.Kia ‘ ,.2 ; Turkish Towels, white and colored at 6c, Sc l0c, 12c 15c and up to 52c each

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ney-Liver Pills ahead of all treatments. I* _ \\\ have used there ills m self for liver ds- ' Fine Linen Huck Toweli, at 8C loc 12C 16C 20C 25C 30C and UD lo 48C

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Iilngemenis and always found them most '_

s:.tisfaci.oi'y in relieving the trouble at _

` _ 2 S ccial Values at 25c and 35c zi pair.

~ Sec Them.

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liflfsl§0'i»°f0§i'ifiif»°6".f.s.ail';`l‘l'fi§i'.'§.m§ffl§. nb§’a°h¢‘id{‘1f’;°“5 ff 0316175 tt? 30? DEI; Yard- Bleached Linens at 35c to $1.70 Der yard, less 25 p.c. disc. i ni t. 'rn 1 i b t $350,000 very wi rom to 3 - ` l h \ ' b _ \ . .`L“£.i§iT§£`...i..%i50i§..?§...... bei... ...ywim 45 “° Sp" ` "`“°S t “‘ “mt ° Nauku1s.3 Special values at $1.10, $1.60, $1-90.

Whiie CUUODS at 5C, 7c and 10c. Print Cottons, at 6c, 7;; , 9c and 12c. i ~

LEADING EVENTS OF THE ° FUZH511 R0\1Ud Thread ‘ English Wash Prints

worth i_5c and i4c for C

Russo-JAPANESE win ur 3332111115. . ‘ ...... ________ _.io -. T

af Embruidcrics from St. Guis, Switzerland. *_ _

”°»‘=id§5€i@if#@°k@“fi“°2“ff»1‘“if”f»i=LACE CURTAINS, Specially bought for this White Sale

2 ‘/' yards long, special . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . _ ._ . . . _ 45i~ for 34C pr

/3 .. ... . 3 “ “ " . _ . _ . _ . _._ _ .. forb()¢ |-

45-lnch net_.._.. .. _ . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . _._ 8 f I5 7 ii -i -. 52? P 45-inch net . . . _ _ . .._ _ . . . _ _ . . _ . . . . . . ._. ._.;2E fEl'l7?: i. .i .. H ' ° ` ' ' ' ` ' ` ` ` "'$"°“ gilrggc Pf _~ i. ._ _ .... __ _ __ ._ . _ ° '-'S 0’ Cv'

45”" 1*” - s°Cf°f25c - » _ . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . . _ _ . . _._ i,55i0.1_04pf

4`5-inch net.... . . ._._.38c for 3O¢ 5 m~h net _ _ _46c for 34:: Many finer grades up to $5.7; per pair-all at 25 per cent off _

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Some very handsome designs among these ni:ts,all wicltlis up to 68 inch about the finest curtain stock wc have cver sliown. ’ S L u' ’ wifi W s ° ii T' _._ _ -_f C Cdl fl CCIZI i

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g:p::nt;p;;i;imli;:73,0332:-`my_ -_ 0 Plain, frllled skirt, good quality tinsc cott_on,l full sive, worth 75.~, hh n`__,",m,,. ,,,,,,,,|,, um ,.,,,,,,, pecin sale price 54 cents

White skirt, wide embroidery fiounce, fine cotton, extra iiili make

action at Port Arthur, torpsdoina two R“"i“” w°"mD°' » regular $1.10. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .spggial ggle pficg 8'] ggnfg

..... .. 0... 54 and 8'(g_

mulpo. ` Fmn" “mmm” I" neutmmm 'I`hen we show a splendid range of the better qualities from $1.35 to $5.85, all handsomely trimmed with cuibmidery, Cliiiiy lace mid

f ll l f iiuest of materials.

b iii -B i Ni h I. _ . _

h lu “B oem" M 'an insertion. valeuciennes lace and insertion-~ all have drop skirt vntier flounce and wide, cut it s zc rom

, ‘Slx'Buslian warships of the Baltic l ` »

‘ rsct Covers Special Wliitc Salt: Prices. Drawers! Special Values at 23c per pair.

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_ , , ° ‘ ,, ,_ ,, ‘ saeprce........_..__... . . . . . . .._ . _ . . . . . . . . ........_..._'.!‘-lc 1, .1 li 36; .i i. ., $1832' Many other qiialities at 52c._ o_',c, 7oc_ SSc, $i,m, $135 $1.30 _

44 ` ° beautifully trimmed with valcnciennes and torchon lace.

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