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i:srABi.ism:D |891 cnaiu.o'rrEr<_iiwN. Piuivcs: EDWARD isi.AND.'rui:sDAY .JANUARY _ao,|_9 3 = _ _

iilinuu winiuuusis fun lsi. ilmis ciuncu inn: my -mm. mm 1,.

_ lil UNlMPlllYl|l Mill

Alieu immigration in Full Tide-Country People Flooking to

the Cities-A Work for British Statesmen-Domirr '

ion Atlantic Wharf and Warehouses Burned in

Boston-Labor Unions Demand State-own- `

ed Coa

Mines. ' °

Losnox wonx-Houses FULL. l

LoNDo.\', Jan. 19.-(Special.)-Manyi

average are out of employment this win ter and the work-houses cannot accom- I modate all demanding shelter. `

POURING INTO THE CITIES.

The tide of alien immigration is stead-

ily rising higher and higher and an end- less stream of ,country-bred folk is pour- ing into the overcrowded cities.

run rnrruiulz or 'ms nach.

Oiiicial statistics show that the British

emigrant does not make his home in the British Colonies.

This condition has induced one ofthe

newspapers to declare the future ofthe British race is imperilled by the draughts

made upon it from America.

A WORK FOR STATESMEN.

The same journal says “the greatest

i work a British statesman couli perform

. of redistributing the British people wth-

1 D. A. RAILWAY WHARF BURNED.

it Bos'roN, J au. 19~(Special)-Practically all the fire department was called to Long Wharf to combat a blaze in the spacious sheds of the Dominion Atlantic Railway.

. were destroyed and the wharf burned to the water’s edge.

i 1 FOR STATE-OWNED COAL MINES.

NEW YoRK,Jan. 19-(Special)-The Cen-

_tral Federated Union demands ,that the _ Attorney General press for a dissolution

_ of the powers that enable coal owners to ,_ oppress the people and demands state I owned coal mines. ‘

MISS JOKES’ VOICE GREATLY_ IMPROVED.

Astartiing improvement is noticeable

in Miss Jones’ singing. Her voice is stronger, and sounds clearer and sweeter than before using Catarrhozone, which is

8 W°Ud¢l`fUl aid W °i°K°1"'» °P°°k°" *md liam Purcell. Attorney General Peters,K.

ministers. Catarrhcsons luhaierinsnres absolute freedom from colds, coughs and catarrb, clears the nose and throat. and prevents hoarseness and huskiness. Cat.- arrbozone makes the voice brilliant and enduring, and is uncommonly 'well re- commended bv Prima Doanas. members of Parliamsnt,Lawyorl~, doctors and thou- sands that use it dailv. Better try Cat- arrhosone. Price 81,00; trial size 25c. Druggists, or N. C. Poison 8: Co., King- ston, Ont.

Haisrx.ros’s Pn.r.s Guan Colvsrirurron.

Mourning note paper and envelopes narrow, middle and broad border. Also adies black border visiting cards just re- ceived at Taylor‘s Bookstore. 20 li

THE cold snap showed the glaring in- efficiency of trying to keep the feet com _ ortabla winhaut a pair of 'Granby over- shoes. 19 3i

ABBIES _,vs-

sUnlriERsi D Es’lfrssi;::;5T3°;;;;;i.:?1;‘:r.;r:

` Is the greatest of all games _

bleeding piles came back on me, and' bled , so much that I thought I would die. _ “I have had four of the finest doctors in ` i

In the rink Tuesday night,'i

two games, Band in attend-f ance. _ ,,

Admission 2 5c. Seats 35c. _

Plan at Hughes. Games will start sharp on

time.

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- outit; also! used your Pyramid Pills,

Sallie A. Hsarudon, Paris, Texas." , '

Men’s i llvarsines.

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with one bi°i¢l=l.», heavy weighs

wool lined _water proof $_'r.5o. Ideals $1.30.

Beauty fine quality one buckle

waterproof, wool lined $1.85. _ ~

Two buckle _oversho es, water

proof, wool lined, $2.00 and $2.251

a pair. _ ' _

Manitobas two straps one bucke[ extra high $2.75. '

Fine quality light weight

Granby Overshoes, three buckles,

we call this one the lidouitor'_

$275. _

suffering men women. I shall nerer cease

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' SUPREME COURT.

Mosnav, Jan. 19th.

The King vs. William Power, charged

with assault, with intent to maim,on Wil-

C.,fortl1e,_crown. A.J.' B. Méllish,-"four the prisoner. The evidence in this case

before the` Magistrate was concluded .about four o’clock and the case given to the jury, who aftera short de1iberation` returned a verdict of "not guil'y.”

VALUE oi= Issriluonr _

Greater Than Assertiou. _

There is none of us so hardened but that

i when we have been able to aid our fellow creatures by conferring a benefit or briugl . _ ing alittle comfort into their lives we like _ i to have appreciation shown. This gen- erally aifords more pleasure than the per- 1 formance of the act itself, and in this con- nection the following letter from a Texas laiy is of more than usual interest: n

“Dear Friends: I address you as much,

Ifor you have been such to me. I suffered

_for three years od and on with piles. I was

gave me temporary relief. I came west thinking the change of air and water would beuetlt me; five months ago the

this section of Tex as; all they did was to dually nearly let me go to my gave; all they wanted wasa _big sum of money from me and to operate ou me. I said no, no surgeoufs knife would enter me; ii it was my time to die God knew it and when '_ I died I would die all together.

“I began hearing about your medicine.

I had no faith in you, but I sent and got a box of your Pyramid' Pile Cure; in ‘ two days the blood flow had slackened to one half the amount, and in one week I felt so much better I walked four blocks and did a little housework. I was nor. Lleeding then; in three weeks I was wil.. “Gad bless you? for putting such a

wonderful medicine within the reach of

to recommend your medicine or be with-

Testimony like this, (forthe genuiueness

of which we vouch.) should be more con- vincing than all claims and assertions, andt should leave no doubt in the mind of the _ masses to the merit _,ot,__i.h,°__ remedy-` Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists for urty cents a package. or will be mailed by the makers to any address upon receipt of price. Write Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall, Mich., for their book ou"cau`se and cure of Piles. ` 1 _ r

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Cut prices' iu~eu§._uielware at Cameron’s.

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VICTUR "

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thousands of men in excess of the usual would be the inaugurationof some schene , we pawn Captain R Mcuuhn wal

r in the British Empire. ` nan elected Secretary. The minutes of

, _ l ‘l The sheds and most of their contents

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The Reports ofthe Difl`erent_.Societies Showed that the Con-' Says |_0,,_Ta`,-;|=|~- gm d |_;be',;,,|s_H ‘ _ _' 2 _

_gregation was Working With Enthusiasm and Pre- » N té is an I ' ` avoinntsmn or Wm

servance-To Solicit Subscri tions for the

0 Pluc.s:»1'wo currs-~

_ lllllllll llU$llllSS Miillllli I

0 _vean Aereto any _Railway-l_;J.1~-fii|| Talks I

il _ = Against smilies--il' crave Mowers sitrinci

'The annual meeting of St. James Church was held last evening. ,_

After devotional exercises conducted by g

ci-.neu to the chair slid Daniel ll. Moten- i,

the last annual meeting were adopted. f The reports of the different branches of

the church work were read by T. C. James. The sessional report referred touchingiv to the memory of departed friends, regretted the absenceof the fam-

ily altar in many homes and adjuredii better attendance at the weekly prayer" meeting. The showing of the Sab~` bath _ Schocl ____w_a_s r-assuring. It`

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which is pract.cally the same ast‘iatta`keu_ ‘

ST- JAMES AND-_ ITS PASTO

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Building of a .New Manse-Financial 1 _(g,-;m;,,a|C|,a,.gBin _____’An_0t,”"wa

Sldieliiiilil- _ i ` 0 M'_ p_ 'Man~.|ed_ . V _ '_

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The receipts for the pastyear are; snwouar, M. lnuaaamn, ' f f ~ ‘

Missions

Sunday School ‘ ' ` Religious and Benevolent t' Ladies’ Aid Society

Y. M. L. A.

Trustees

$ 670.60

134.26

_ mm _

500-00 174.75 3.714 s7`

~ $ 5,$'I.54

Tbe following resolution was passed: 1 Resolved; that this meeting authorise;

the appointing of a committeokuowu as Lookout _ Committee under 'the super- vision of D. Small andto be composed of a number of young men of the con- gregation for the following purposes : ~

L To welcome strangers to the church and see that any persons wishing to ioin our congregation are provided with sittings. _

IL To act as ushers and take up all col- lections at all church services. _, ‘ III. And to assist any work that’ may

' ,Mar-=

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Bgf BEVQT. F. FULLERTUN. _

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cock. _ ‘

SP"'°ki°¥°fl`li|WB;8`he- said; not one . »_.. .f ' -_ . _f

acre of land had beeuigiven to i1 when it was n°a.._sfi“, _m°__

smplalst as F. B. sam,

01-rawa, 'Jam 19 _(Spwm,___N_ A_ witb_dest`roytng Bslcagrg M, p_ W” mam” todd’ to Mm thousand ‘L l ._’_ ._ _c ‘fl sz:

Marie Haycock, daughter of R. H. Hay- savll _3_f‘ 3'

;=4le=1»e..if_e.=».1.li<-t.lsi»»iil>f..<ii'.;..;is».;.

srrron on run raalrr. _ "'_'_° umm, J... is-<spe¢uil>‘-ri°.Jculi»°..i‘ ff’"'_"-'i_“`»' "'°"f “f‘t°"-'gh Slf°°°» 1`_¢f°l‘ri0¢ tothe tarin"said as a low ,. __ _ 3' |_;a‘_.{aw`~'b°tk_ t_h‘n‘°high one he wma. yvgg _ me 5|¢m_|,,,,,,, Q,” ~, w,”__w5hld be °.°°f\9 br thshrst- e f l_ _' »~=~ _ .copies tsusaiisg 93° .m'1‘°Pl°-°.°“£¢1\f at “@0415 sm-1v,m umm mis -L °‘=° ees* °f §'=° _°°=\9em°.r- . _ I 'I°ee1n9.~ -I-ii. 1°;-»<`Si>.i»__<=1i1r.-_;.r._.i.- no uoan Laun suasmm. r . __ _ _ ___. tile rsilwsy_in__s_|§nsts s, yy.;-lg

ter here the time had passed' in Canada’

“yn way meuttodubsidizearallroad as

since the Liberals had come into office ._ _ ' . . ¢_ and not aaingle acre would be .v the kgwhen

gl CD. _ _ I - , _ -_

DETROYED Pnolnssony NUT! _ 'or _»

development of the cbuutry warrants ip.;

Hun-ix, Jas. io-.rspsciaii-Geo. F. and tiisiinv¢s£iiieliits"¢|il[ii‘ib‘si` pu ‘_ McNauRhton,a miner was arrestefhonl ;»=.-liilfwz ;-it '

mf.,

showed a decided increase in attendance and pupils' and did honor to the retiring. superintendent, Col. D.‘ Stewart who is to be succeeded by W. R. Robertson. l

The reports of the R ligirus Benevolent i

Society, Boys’ Brigade, Y. M. L. Assoc a- tion, Ladies Aid Society and Y. P. Gu‘l'i showed that -the people of Sr. James’ Church were working with enthusiasm and perserverance. _

The most interesting pirt of the even-

ings business was the trustees’ repzrt

follows' "Your trusteés owing to stat 3 ments from the minister as 'to the condition of the Mause, personal infpec- ' tion by themselves and the reports given'

repair of the present bull ling or the . erec- '

pointed to solici-:` subscriptions for tue building of a new mouse, The fcllliwiwg; gentlemen compass the comihitree, W. S. it Stewart, Gs0.E._Aul'_i, lsr. ¥cLauch1in and W. A A. Ste wart.f #If anew manse shculi be built :he reef snl ténsot the mssiing seemed i.. lavafsl of building one of ihe same quality of mu? terial as the church. _ . _ _It was deeldedtbat the ba_semen’t of fhfof Hall should be Htted to serve as a Dining Hail for Church Teas, 8:3. i ' -Mr. Small was appointed to solicit sub-_ scriptions to defray rxpfuses and it is' gratifying to learn tr af. a good pr poi tion of the required amount was immediately ` subscribed by the members present. ] ; Ths retiring tru tees were M r. Tait, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Lu-ii _ and Mr. _Sine-li. Mr. Tait ind Mr. Small rl fused to ncmluatb ‘ lgulna ~ ’ ` \ _ The following gentlemen were elected : Mr. Lord, Mr. Gsrdon, C11. Stewart and J. Mcluuis. __ I - `

THE STORY OFNIORNING TIRED-

Is t_.ld by impure ,

slugg_ieh itivlr It is a

igoraut

an a bracing Inv

li_‘!_l_f_____f

_ _ .known throughout the South. t

which interest was somewhat inert used ' Columbia. hospital ,in a critical

by a section of that report which read as ‘$33 tuple gf 5; pistol

J Tillman, lieutenant " f '_'

byA. Martin at the request of you':_AN_-I' ‘ .__ fc Trustees feel- tiiat the. time _has ,_coine~' __ ‘ _

either for a reconstruction fan"d ti_°orough_ `

tion of a new manse. _ A ' _ __ ' '

After a spirited discus-lion of the _above_ -` ` .

section, a committee of five was ap-,

The Commereialsti and

Before Hundreds off$pectator%s they

“i';.:'.:‘..f. .:.“.;°‘.;’.; ===f»»"

tal refrain, _the _ Sweet-est _Hawk-0!! |i|;f,°h_~e-ver played .in Rink _1i'iss__- ushereig-flu" U I grand ice March last night. _

combatants werethe

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wrth' flowers on all occasions and H50 thanks of the meeting were also tends ‘ tothe chairman Cap‘. R. McMillan. I A _ i

_f ' _A_ri_to|_ronsnor..-5 _

COLUMBIA, S. C.. JauuarF.i5,~'-j_-K '

Gonzales, editor of the State! __ '

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ENGAGE llll BATTLE( BOYA

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V Fight _ Déspe_r_ate_ly for _the

Barrel of Flour.

BIZ- _ f _ I __ '_ _ , Dlwhemin. Euiiyinaigiuiemio "rbi"

Newsom. _ amr‘sf»t1.1¢_»»a_r¢.|i_¢y“iiis'si;§;i`_fiii's1`Ss»viia` Irwin, _ S\\lU8\l!’».5°¢|?» HUGOIIDIIT. min’s eyes the

Enmwf ~ _ 00.710. f McIutyre,'oue.i" ‘MT

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HcIutyrsto_rassum_`_ _ attitude ” _ s was eithdfg. _`_i___ magcjr'

'W“‘°°'¥*`!l'?¢‘!_¢lQ°!°i " wud °

theBeferso._ Ie1r‘sem_.¢|a'I aa

Illducgtion, 8Cro°:n.-1-‘ Uuders_tandipg_i“'g| _

, ' ,,““““”,__ M- » _ |f~_»°_'@r . ‘ 1rit¢ii¢s‘Ut`siisiis ' 43% wmmawuesamhsa ‘biz i

_ was losdass-Deep

_R-1 -_ » - w Mm Um:i?esE;§?d°IgJ?er;::.h-_J P Hood T:|"lés°ks't:-lgialintsgmen 2” tau It was 10.15 when the horn of Refereel,¢;1|¢; omme S new en' in “335 pe' °'f’m‘ “ff bl' °°"\"`-ihe W°11d¢r-` In the second half the Coizimercials ful Cheap mm' called We UBW-1* Wzethei- I better work but owing to `tbe"spl'eudId1`_I The attendance wash record brssker~_'wm»k °f gh, P,-,fs ¢¢1§¢;|¢¢'-;|,'¢'y‘~-1¢ui`.

_‘tile rink being literally packed by In .uiiabie to score. During ba'f *itimef l`a"°'°°i“liV° """"d- -A fi>f°°¢=1= was en- ilmwhsn Utensils secured iiis“Lilten" asf?- tered by the Commercials onthe grouudijlassd Clarks the African Shooter

-*im *°°'°“'°’ 11° mm in the soul net cam- Psiiivii- im been 'tiers'

f°f *°Y*hi°= ' but the soalkeenei- ilu usamlmlilag was ima' -‘ami

_ _ __ _ _ inch even for the puck. Matters 'gn wg;-k ¢x°¢u¢nt_ "

arise for thegeneralgood of the ccagrega- adjusted by diling the Commercials! with Og two ¢»¢a's|¢m| eh; Pggg

”‘°°- ` _ ' " _ S' Vl'“_T°°= W tmmimwusaea-sua its is-isa to mms was ilu A vote cf thanks w’asteudered_to 'the frame was on. The orders of the Referee Dorlngthis half Tom "Hawkis ladies whc,kindly -decorated _-the Vweretothe e1l’ect that with the exception failed, Reubia pow sreasphlt

of' 'goals players would be -‘C lggn-ir T `i 'in

rel needed -for the -following reasons-an 3, d V ed mtg un

. - ., (Coutiuacddi Ibth

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Who drove the Spaniard hack to this

0|; [Mr-, Dooley, Ooley, Ooley. O'.ley.\_ Tothe strains of this inshiriliir llll’°\l'

@'F5r- cash only.

Ai»_=ii:¢.hs_~_'d_@_.

_.tulips Puiv

"5-555 or wash.

‘25ipei_°icent

_ Ness. _ on l Mr. Dooley, on i Mr. Dooley, U Off etll__SLEDS _sind Sl_;_EIGljl§ Ver for

. ' h I . r , , , ., » _ ~ earn D

season’s trade and wi11,selltliebalauce_ of this seasioiids ood _ at 25_ per cent od regular price. This discount 1_1 ur goy iiil Feb. ist. _N0-LATER. so if you Wav* _f<>_tS‘;’_;5‘_’ ww -is orGIRI,amce SLEIGH and want to get 1 ¢ P*