‘westerly winds, talr and comparatlvcl! - . sneer. ruiisnarmnsauaur 24, moe. Bvrlve-

I

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mmcnmon 'ro scum Arnica. F°11°w1ns~p~ay nsniynn nné ini

'n 5° sh' ‘ Tb “mms a;-5-gmonmy of un dm inns-Gnaraian nf yearn-any A. J. I ’ in i to South Africa since the B' “dum amen" Gem” E' swme-

mm gmt °n - tchallenge to meet him in a public dis-°

‘ '1‘anuhslser.....

* " _41i2‘8D.'-Aa éipefienced nufseaisld. ap-

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THB GUARDIAN

Y..

"*' rha l ones

.i 1-, gqgii f+ f’ ‘ ' ' " '_' ‘=‘ , 'lf =° * ~""

'rOd&Y'l Pr0lJ&bn|fl0O» l pire us for further interruptions of ‘he

ni all Fmt P‘°'°“ "°“""‘ “nd ’° "° °"“ ’

yawn’ Fw' _(spa: '_ I ~ before regular navigation opens in the

Could Not Sleep

Ai Night. I,

nmngiaanaasdaanaunes 8

lpdll- _ Yd@oo|‘l'hoso1'rouhlsdinthis'l!?

you all. lll.lU_ll’S IIART AND IEIYI ~

Cars lenses-

lll-I-Swlll Glo You-TIN! h. hh* ui

Dsbilithaltdalllsall

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.ing Spells, General

C ll" Trodlso. anna vm me 0. it need, cobmnk.

aims them.-over _six _yew 15° 1 _ ,embed with i>=1s\H°°= _, ,

ul. ls"ss‘_fio£ appd-'-ii-. Q, `

____“.':.'."', %°‘f...‘l't....

.‘:'0°;_.5:'.?°i"..':.'..§.'&.'l§___-I Pnocaanne Philharmonic concert

its

1 by preponderance in numbers as to leave' _ BE. I

"op _ _ mm _ _ . ~ .

1~ 0v¢ff\1f¢-C9urontied’or.... --»» ~

2. Chorus- “Bridal Chorus"Coweii

' C. P S

3. Duett-Violin and Clarinet

_ Professors Vinnecombe andWatts ` Piano-Miss Vinniconibe. 4. Song-Selected...... . Mr. Chas. Hermans.

5. ciinfns-~-Ln1iabyofLif¢”L¢s1ie S

C. P. S. 6. String Quartette- undef Prof. Vinneconihe. 7. Solo-Selected.. . . . . . . . 'hirs. E. W. Hyndrnau.

s. inangn-~-N 'ui in f

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i

T 1

*United Kingdom and British possessions. i Dawn to the :end of November in 1902

t 42.729lmmiamnt-sand olihis niimberovly un- is that we need another and more

nn . _ l ~ _

th' . _ . ,

. ,

All

Orchestra. continue, as it may in diminishing degree

. for

_ ____ .. En

to

iran

bcth

nminant in point of numerical streagth- he total immigration during the year_ 901 was 25,441, almost wholly from the

here had entered2Brit.ish South Africa

?96 were foreigners while 33,933 came m the British Islands Of those from e MotherCcuntry]1 439 cams from and, 7,384 fromf Scotland and '25 110

England and Wales. ’

Thus it appears that /since the wara

large volume of immigrationlhas set in,

d that it is increasing is shown by the

numhar who entered during the previous` year. In thetwo years some 68,000 im- migrants have entered South Africa and of these four dlths were British subjects before their arrival there. We are told at the same time ofconeiderable numbers ot

s Boer population seeking homes in

dominance of tba English speaking popu- lation must soon belso thinly establishsa

n _ ,_ u1at10D,I_¢ven it disoontented sho ,

somelyears to come.

Paul Kruger forsaw clearly that if

glish speaking people were permitted enter the [country and obtain the chlse and full privileges of citizen-

hip they would soon become a majority

in the Transvaal and the Orange

fhte. 1-Hence the restrictions he lai-

,'and the war which followed. The

s

.fans sums aaa with an inseam

owls _ emon o

mug" oss! Q as\~ seine; ¢»,¢.¢

_ _ C. P. S. _ 9. Violin Solo-Prof. Vinnicumbe. so, Solos-“An Angel in all but

Name” Pinsuti...

Rev. Leo Williams. .

:IL Septettrfrnrn “Ei;ninie.!’

Irs. E. W. Hyndman, Mrs. G. . Cliandler,Miss Constance Fitzger- l tld, Miss L. Collings, Messrs, E. Ritchie and R- Stewart, F.

Stanley, 12. Orchestra-Budding F lo wer s~ ~ 'Waltz...-.-........ 1,3. Waltz Aria-Dolores from Flo- ...... ........

Hiss Constance F d, ' \ Orchatral aocon t. 14, Chorus-“Hail Bright Abode”

15. PartScng- “Good Night. Be-

loved”_Pinsuti .... ._ oonsavnrnaxisc. F

Mil

liars, LGB. msc, mi

ngl'-Vol. I. “lainsl justice of the Peace”

of 183:, bound by Geo Brenner. Lent

sane years will be pleased to have it re. turned, as wil it, sett of 6 vols. almost use- less. R. I Fitzgerald. 24d zi

pure to solicit applications for insurance in the °“" %‘ii.i'i.‘¥.‘l'.§i °‘2’3"$“’..i" $55.39' pill" anger, Snmmersrd-e. Bod 194'. 23 d 3i SAIL BOAT FOR SALE CHRAP.-About rift

keel. hull and spurs complete._ Will sell for $5.oo. Sails ran be bought also it wanted. Ap- piy to W. R. Bentley, Bank ot Nova seem lllildiva- me d r w no ¢f’.-`..=\....'.|.,.::...._; ¢.<1»"!¢1..c..-_-_.»|=v-f “ .

weed _ war has made the country British ia nam ` ` /

thatnow exists a tide of immigration is tio . .

So

hr _

.N _ w`

um in die stu Pan sen for

wing in The sitnatbn will now solve

l These isgdat material wealth in

distant when agreat Brithh tedera

will exist there wild! will rank

xt after the Australian Common ealth and the Canadian Dominion in

nth Africa, and the day is probably not

n

R “iv” Im indiatiw that the English cussion ol the temperauce question. “pw-

] . _

peaking mm Wm “on Name decided y vided that arrangements cannot be made

lmct that thejilrst eleven months of 1902 ___ “pd in ‘icing so we any Wm have _ 9”" Was “ “vm” _°f 17388 "er the the support of the entire business com-

cn ¢ni¢i1;1ana_».| fanning rate the mm ;,,b,e_

~others. . ` , »

*rapidly lead to worse.The unnatural form-

* genera1_'gangrenous degeneration appear.

for a debate between the Rev. J. H.Hector lf

and myself onthat subject.” Mr. lfellish Q also suggests that the discussion shall _ “not degenerate into personalities.” -5

' Among the lessons of the passing will- I

powerful steamer The Stanley is now

that have ` arisen. The President aid

leading members ofthe Board ot_Teade

,_ ,.

are understood to be “giving

this matter some attention

munity of,§the Island. The new and

whats* T 'C "ultlé mately adopted for mails and passengers, as the eastern' line has claims. as a

freight route which certainly cannot be

.. .. ...... =» .I ALL PQRMER REWRDS

Cured of Piles Without Pain.

Second: From indoor to outdoor life. Third: From wrong to right clothing.

_pair

Come in and order that Suit or Overcast today Wehavea very attt'a¢tiVe Stool! to select from and will make you a Sud thatwillfit well incl: eil, wear well

john Melton a cn

80l>illll|!°lfl,andthelilint4>altho\\8l\n¢W¢§'; A _ _-__ »- ~~~» ~ -- - -- -~ - - ~ -- - and more powertlil is proven to be nct_` ___

i , The Pi-nie nt me

l Kitchen

In the olden days was the

and

ur

equal to the extraordinary coalitions’ '

on shelf of plateaplattersand' Well, there’s no reason why bdle of the kitchen 16-dily

i ulinary

ment, if her utensils were o chased from us-for we have the ood old tlim all the

co

_ _ _ ashamed o the c

and raiser] _

i

ignored nntlla better way is made practi- I k ‘i

11121511-=\._ai>1i11=¢i<=§:.

Sitiimihltl is Ptliitl

'Flrs‘: Change from sedentary oocupaq ~

tion to wisely chosen, more active work. _l . “snug” “net

BRUKEN

Fourth: From unhealthy, rich living, to

a mild hygienic diet. _ Fifth; ninth and last, use Pyralnid Pile

,Ours regularly, and according diife§\ tions, for it is the right cure lor the troub- le, and will cure you as it has hundreds of

Don’t wait until you areahelpless in-

walid, for a seemingly simple case oi hemorrhoids, or piles, may, ifneglested,

ations become tnmorous and permanent, and the inilammation grows until alia-, ceases term; the disease burrows into the tissues, forming tubular growths which discharge pus; cancerous conditions,,and

What is_ needed _at the start, or at any stage, is something to soothe this in£amF mation, reduce the swelling and distan-

sion. and at the same time restores the

portance, wealth and power

It is hoped and expected that the Col bian Government will ratify the treaty

w pmding which omfem powsm upon

C United States to complete the con-

ction of and oo own and operate the

a

_' ama Canal, by Iiret Paying the pre

t canal company the sum of $40.(.lD.030_

their chartered rights and the work I y done. Beyond question the United

States has the largest interest of any"

nation in the completion ot the canal, and would carry it forward with as much

uld undertake the work. And the,

e

wo world wants the canal.

B

C

ntrary the hint that the Minto mayn Q.

ibly be held fast for a month to come

alarming. It is tobe observed, how- Werq “bil ii ‘?h&f1l5*= Qi Wind and weather

'ay relieve at least one of the steamers

WANTED.-live energetic men of gvod re Yesterdays reports from the winter

00

DOS

iS

Ili

w

21.; im. came. rnsgwofih, niiisbewngu gg ___ _ __ ___ s~i§__diwk

WANTED.--A girl _for genera`_g2oii|ti'fiil‘k. Apply to Hrs. B. E. Prowsb, Hills kb Square. .

M9 d w ti

T0 RENT..-A desirable double omce. Apply

at Pi-owse Bros. s~i8 d tf _

WANTED.-A girl for general housework..

Inst he 'bell rekominendtd. Gold ‘V838 pid. Appiyatthisolloeg _ , a~5dtf_

KBLPFAITBD.-Men and #einen wanted o work for us at heme during spare time learant work. Liberal pay.` No canvassing.. Address Imperial Company. London, Ontario.

- xx d 1 mo pd.

__ ,

WANTBD--Immediately, a maid for Cooking

chool. Apply to IB Hamilton. so d tt

l.l.lll1LU-si'-1'”

Eu plans. also digit

matter. Commission w

al ' iiliiad =

E

and expenses not ts. noted $3. da . Bteady employment to good, hanest re- lia men. No experience needful. Write for

in

flllprticulars.

l'ili:~ElPiIE IENUIE 88-lllill. llli.

ii

1

I I _g

ithiu twenty-four hours. When at the

very worst matters oi this sort usually begin to mend and the recent trouble ha

been the most severe for many years. Bu

cnmulation ol ice in the Gull and Strat is also unusual end- this fact must! pre

'turns the aifected parts to health,

nergy and skill as any other nation that _.

it isalso to be remembered that the ac-

t -1', - -~ e - i- into

diseased `parts'to`~normal*cehdit.ion. three things are accomplished by the Pyramid Pile Cure. It

ingress of the disease,"and

relieving at once* the pain n

irritation. ._ _

“I began using Pyramid Pile Cure, and

inlorder to make sure of a cure bought live

feel more grateful than I do.” L. M. Will~ _ lame, Conneaut, Ohio. _

Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists igenerally for dfty cents a package, andl we urge all sufferers to write Pyramid. Drug Cn., Marshall, Mich., forlthelr valu- I _able little book describing the cause and _i oureclpilss. ` _ 1

trainers take no rosy views of the.

hances of their early liberation. On the

L"' _ l

_ BORN. ‘

f Y r

In this city, _on the 20th iust, to John

_Land Mrs. Kimnedy a son,

_ ' _ MARRIED- _

i' ' nm Harbor south b ins Rev.

-AUM Y _ 9 y ,

3.12. Gillies; on, February 18th, Eathahiel 5 Wallace Campbell. to Barbaia McLnre

` Whlwway; both Of L70 64-

~--vuaas-... ‘ _

| _

u f 1

no rains or ironmo rims.

Oat.. writes that for twenty years

suifered terribz :from itching p Seven years sg easkeda druggist the beetcnre 'piles and was told

Dr. Chases Ointment. He oontin

he has never had any return of hls ol

&;ibls considers his rsamifnenthan arkable on aooonl o onli

tina he suhrsd.

J

\lr.`Alex. McLaughlin. Bowinanvilllfé

iles.iI

u

glstreatmentuntil entirely dared an

r At Wigmore Road, Lot 20, on Feb. 5th, Alexander McKay, aged 84 years and six months.

"In this my an use zzna, im-y Wiinske,

mt: relist of the late Patxiek_Bonrke_, aged 75

ed ' ` . . _

years.

g thence to R. C, Cemetery.]

. I

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Are prepared from the choic- _est ingredients and davored bvith ripe fruit juices. One package makes ONE PINT ‘of delicious ielly. '»~ ,Ask liar Kovah. '

ill- tiirltlll-

aannnnunulag HU ,_

Iron Blood Pills

Purify and enrich the

i blood- l -

For pde people. For enema or improvish-

mcnt of the blood.

° For lose of appetite. , Forgiddinessof thehead.

For They are a valuable re..

medy.

Price 25c per box. _ ,

iivrcann rims S {.'1`h¢`

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a, iuansspn. _

sawn nm-act

eailjget a dinners

Beef Steak.

had at

By the Canada Life Axurance Company rlurmg first

ten months of 1902 received apphcatins for $8 402.000 o .ing an increase in roundiigures oi* two and a half millions

over the corresponding period of igoi

These iigures show that the uuequalled position of th

Canada Life is appreciated by the insuring public

When you insure with the Canada Life there is no

mortgage can your preinirnn to increase the reserves of old

HWWFL Iaiuanlnrsnn

“$01

policies similiar to your own but which are paying low remiurn§

New insurers should have this matter of reserves fully

and satisfactorily explained to them.

‘Weryhberal contracts will be made with a few poo!

l

packages; for the past six weeks Ihave W K /S not been troubled in the least, and I had , -"been bothered for thirty-five years. and

ind spent more ann nay enum ‘ini-'l . PRQVINCIAL MANAGER

diiferent remedies; this is the first per- , ° manent help Ilhave had. and no one could. Ch9»fl°tt¢t°W11=

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