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A|IThrough, Score V601 3 P0

’ ous,again distinguished himself by niak

M C A 9 D0fC3t mv one of the prettiest runs of the

t S evening and scored the goal which

en S by a core of decided the frame in favor of the Cres- t Of EV€l‘\tS fOI' fhe cents,for in less than a minu'e he

bell d d i

“hate Tr°phy lti;l;uos£t see)ilii<i:lni; if some of the

people,wi=re ‘foinrf wild,niouths were

”'“” o en d o erera od h ndkerchi fs

p e ,v icesw is , a e hats canes etc were lifted in the air

it was interestinoi The and male and female nearly shook the

een the Crescents and ‘Jud building with shouting

the intermediate hockey His\\ orship the Mayor came for- llsboro rink last night, was ward and in the centre of the ice made 3 of the season _There the formal presentation oi the trophy WA5H1NGT0Ni March*-(SP°°1’-‘U- at Stake, 3 pnze Wm-gh and Captain Drake carried off the The body of Lord Herschcll was taken

and when the puck was lionors,receiving manvcongratulations 0 New York today and there put on 830 oclock the ghgmmir The gamethroughout thouvhfast was ou_dH M S Talbot and sailed for id it stop there but as the ust ii little rough at times but no ill 1 d the neiseinereaged eelings were noticeable ng,”

ere playing but three The following are the teams and minutes when Hicers - t New York by a large detachment of 5 8031 W” mme f°1` RESCENTS QND V‘CT"mAs British and American marines

amid loud cheers Jos. goal W Davison

dzirhlch stlfaifld iimhstt mil Scanuebury p°‘"t J C°nm3° Queen a personal message of thanks to

W88 8 g ll! V Bl k

when Mgbon gwred fm- the glrgie foifssgg H M “$03 he Amenncan people for the honors Temperat;`2‘§R;;gR“;mmdd hm* at

s nowl 1 and to watch W Worth W_p_g0nmgs aid the memory oi Herschell aiidior mnnlmmngut “hug __ - _ ~ le~at~ ,_ __ _ “Y °“° "°“*“ "“"Y “Y W. McLean n H-Weeks iwfri°f»41x:Simr=.ni.sH°$"ff`“»;ii_s;eiiiififfi»li it _ei use _nomar meta iilsiree ii.; ,,,,,.,,,

urohaseda $15 houseoii St Lonisl J

YMCA’s

HAZELDEAN, 0ll'l'.

Would not be without Laxa- Liver Pills in the house- they cured her of In- digestion and Liver _

Troubles.

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Another Ontario lady speaks from ex- erience of the good effects of Laxa-

beais of them in mr l1°}1§°~"

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lxiiver Pills( It is Mrs. Grimes, Hassl- dean, Ontario. She wrote the following account of hei-_ experience with kthis; remedy:-“Having had an attac _ 0 _ indigestion and liver trouble last_spring, i 1 decided to try Laxa-Liver Pills and

find that they are the best thing I have ever used. They give relief that is most lastin in its efectsi V917 mmih m°r° 5° than Eny other remedy that I have ever ond. They ii" 2”’ ”°ii"§Zi- wdefl gemptly and effectively. _ _ ieve _ so be the best liver medicme that is to be found and I would not be with0u1i_l

° 25e. t all medicine dealers or

"gif, mai. T. lliiisvnii &_éo-a

barked-Queen’sNlessage of Thanks to Americans-

Covernment Telephones

ness of Queen Henri-

etta-More Fighting at Manila - Storms and Floods in the States

The body was escorted from the train

The President has received from the

closed where Queen Marie Henrietta

graph wires.

washing out railroad tracks.

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in Boston is doing much damage to tele-

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from variable sources Let some of these species get in and produce their peculiar changes and we will often find as the result, not the usual souring or crud ling but such changes as bitterness, siiininess, gassy or off tlavored milks, or even coloured milk

iioisrniiii

Moisture is an important factor in the

growth of bacteria Without moisture growth does not occur, so that dryness prevents multiplication Every one has had practical experie ce ot this, a piece of bread diied out shows no growth, keep the bread moist and soon it is convered with a scum ot bacterial or mould growth , damp cellars and milk houses are often mouldy ones, drv ones are not so Now while moisture is essential to growth lack of it does not kill the bacterial cell unless it beot very long continuance (varying from days to months with species) The bacteria m such casesinay iloat around as °‘ ust,” and falling upon suitable food ma nal may begin to grow and multiply

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17 ’”“°l‘°d F"°“‘ °“° W. L. Harvie `C- Farquhiirsou ,yi i|,’i{‘st,iei-¢av¢'me'iit. _ i has a temperature *i-aii;.~_e within which '° um mb" ti" hula R6fB1‘09: "WSUBT D4V1¢_i55D» H8-1ifaX5 _ _' _V ~ -itwill grow." with some species this W" hi" m°m'g “ww UIDPUGS, Wa1li0 MGLGOI1 9115 LSE.-_.__ Mimi*-, mmf 7'” (5P°°“‘U“"" iaiige is limitedto “ir tow degrees; with

‘mum ma" °'th°' g°al uw uel McDonald- There has been more desultory lighting all there is a ceriaiii temperature at"-

ould get intense It was - d W u- _ _ _ _ . -- e - - m 9 0.61001! when the ban T'm°1`S» P- S' Bmw” 8” °' "3 with the insurgents but no casualties. Wb1°l'_‘l1°Y_ g1`QW best SP°°1°9 dflffgf

Browse. _ _ . much in this respect, take someo t e

half um°’ with the 50°” h. h The commissioners are at Work ln' ibrms tba' are disease Producing in man.

The f0110WiDg iS _U18 0I'd91_` ill W \0 vestigating the conditions to tied out ,heyTefusém grow except” or about

no; who would be winners the events for tug intermediate trophy what improvements and changes arei the tempermuré of the body’ 98_ 5¢ 1 e prophecy the pee- have been playe :_ - _ _ _ h _ f; ot), 2- thi to wait and ipatiently Crtscents vs Stars played on Jan. “°°°_ss“’Y_t° am°h°mt° the common “fp 5; ;i'vh);':;:gerat$_§eu:Es m83o!;;‘:yvf;

18th; Crescents, score 7-7 decided in N16 Inhabitants- - b auf; 1' nourish .besl between 70¢

it -

up agam at 9 1° and “vor °t the Crescemmthe Stare tems' LONDON, March 7-The Secretary of Fahr. and 95 °Fahi'. Many forms will

g less than tive minutes ing to play off. _ _ ~ -lk d t 60¢ F h _,

shot effectively for the 2nd Victorias vs 2nd _Abegweits, the Tfeawfy announced "1 thi’ C°mm°°5 y§::;,T;§elrI;,I:;e,1o;;:; _ growth cgages

d at 9 25 Weeks played on Feb 3rd; Vics winners,score yesterday that the government had de-- gmduauy] at 45 °_ Fam," it has P,.acti_

1' to fha S0°1'9 Of the V105 5 2- cided to undertake the public telephone cauy stopped .whiig freezing' temper.

’ ev” and me shmmng was _ V2“d Vwtorias vs St Dunstans' P1? gd service and would ask foracredit of ten ature, 32 ° Fahr, checks the growth of

and most prolonged perhaps on Feb.20° 2nd VicswiiitierS.S001'B_ - - y _ V ' A __ <1 - I HI _ _ in that rink The sticks Crescents vs 2nd Victorias. Mar 7* ‘mluwn dollars t° begm W°fki an forms of bwtena 0

to be handled hickedly and Crescents winners. score 4-3. _ A The Daily Telegraph publishes the lay increased in speed the -_° following from Brussels, dated mid- ept the air ringing At 9 30 Few waited to see the match between night," The entrances ,O the chmeau are

ed anotnertor thel ics and 9. the Y.M C.A.and West Kent teams but s

briught the Cre=centstothe those who witnessed it had pleasure. _ _ _

no a goal And Qstill again The game was interesting throughout, is lying guarded by sentinels.

even The score was 3 3 and neither side scoring in tgie iirst halt and Telephone communications are inter

__ but *W0 minutes be We time was ru ted, and there is a rsistent rumour _ i i

Gallffd 11 S051 WHS made by Rice fm' the thgt the Queen is deafebut the bulletin i _ - ' `

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The following are the teams and Eitigiiigfz sam her condition “gg

°m°m:_ L ra Cty it ii 'it ti in oi ' _ 5 Y_ M_ C_ A_ o au e ami on, ro er _ -- WE T KENT the Secretar of State for Indi has left frgfn

Alf d M saa _ _ O. Wriglft c.point A. Worth y S3110” 1" P°1't‘°'_‘1 °“'°1°3' _ _ v--‘ _ _ 1 church, and on the other side were all

fall is heavy. Awind and sleet storpi _

Cinorimari, March 7 -[Special]- ~

Floods on the Ohio, Kentucky _and Y _ other rivers have caused great damage, particularly in the loss of lumber and

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5,'/l..`,~ fi __".-_i."_?~"_*~"`°_i x"-7,7 'ai 1’-1"' _-"_7I_’ii="‘?3f1“ "°`»~'5“` "P '» ‘I ` -» " " 7 l " ._ 1*- ""' 1 _ at i;_-' “ ' _

=creamiiw Harder and harder, faster ___-_ 26l?a1;i:rl;vh9°?)t()_" °°"" 34% i °“"“ __"' .. and fas er did they work ,up and down Maywheat, (18 , com, 35;’ oats 27% b“H"1R`

t wln igifsmigiihianpiilcitexainrcllisgsedof giftielgozitl a pork 9 25 gxlsdga

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while the players would surround it in por; yt)§)LM' log’ com’ 36 ’ oats 255 ’ Holdo

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e awoliilidn theyan sci;i?i(>)lsd forma y '_'__°___` Ygpon

One shot through the goal and we are Milk* G°°5» Bl-°*°l'il\l Poollltuf ‘ ' e

____ winners,thouvht each and it was sur _______ Now mdk is an excellent food _ Gliding

prising that no accidents occurred as goina the pubk was burned material not onlv for these forms but young

ggi Cheers--A Fast A 9 43 ,I k “ th h d for many other species of bacteria , bwamé

the; nogaacmadgglmseq; goneuixilg |'°"d Herschens B°dV Em which ma ha en to etinto th ilk Tartes New H°“s° S"

who would have the beautiful souvenir. _ A shi of honor and in the i iicitem nt the f01?§1:l3l;\;C;n1:fit2;1:l;l(;7Smg[i[;i:;;ai-The Illinois

___ semblive fairly forgot tht»m»elves in noel Tu

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Charles Still Robust and Actlve-Lord Strathcona Ill-Str Charles Returns

from Washington and Tells of Lord I-lerschells Funeral-Ice at Louis

burg

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VICTORIA, B C March 7 -(Special)

-A deputatlon is here from Dvea on the wav to Ottawa to urge that Dyes.

annexed to Canada

The press ot pubhc and Dyes are

outspoken in favor of annexation g

Toizoiri-o March 7 -(Special)--The close denies that stake intends :|55- lng to Canada, or leaving the Irish party He has iiotbeenasked by the

P__ _»090_ Square, in the swell Frenohi_quartet-*oi

Tupper is again on the move in con nection with party reorganization.

He went to Montreal yesterday and

goes to Toronto te-night to complete a new arrangement.

A 'despatch from London tells that

I by illness. ' ' Sir Louis Davies, who represented the Dominion government at the re- moval of the remains of Lord'____Herschell from Washington, returned ' to the capital to-day. ’ Major Di°uiiimond,who represented the Governor General, ac- companied the Minister.

Sir Louis said that at the service in

St. John’s church the ediiiee was crowd- ed. There were present the President and Vice-President and members of the

_,Presidents cabinet, J ustices of the

Supreme Court, Otiieers _ot the Army

. Y ai. P019 ‘members of Congress. _

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Frank Fenile lf: gizint H. Mdiileil the Q°“s°"“_t1_V° Pfftyi Causing 3 59”' _ C1°¢a.i‘.\1 Of tartar. y These were on the one side of the

i and Navy, and many Senators and

K0 | . M. Stewart forwards A. McLeod NEW YORK March 7 ( Specia1)K1Pling the -l the Ambassador; of the European pow- ,_ _

es I _ pF1;,(¢1,k,,i,~c; ’°°°iV°d ‘mm Eml’°r°’ Wiuhm a” 2-IUIIIQ The service was coiidiicted by »' the *Au

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c W. Brehaut - Um ires, D- °XPr°”'°“ °f hw s°h°‘tud° and has sent- -__ _ Bishop of Washington, assisted by Rev.

Referee, 1 P , _ me

W might C085 yOU Sullivan. A. Gaudet; timer. _H. Brown. areply though the (feraiiinjamhassador. r Mlm » pwdmm thgaid McKay smith tmaent ’ ' _ _ i - ~ hhiam ga made;

The Emperor s enquiry is much com- mexiacersto of the pramt y. __ Tha noni wrevhs were exceedmgly “htm

H 3' pau' Ofgocd Rub I melted 6”' A 4 i eevsismiieiuanenea nswvoaii. beautiful; those from the President,

l bl d ir h 0” P°

G y A regu ar izzar` is raging ere Vice-President, Canadian Government nuns 1

F ‘ | and all along the coast. The snow- _ _ _i _ .

ILISHED I 89|. . THE GUARDIAN, oHARLoi'_rE'roWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND," wEDNi~1soAY,_ Manoa s, 1899.-s_1=aGEs gf

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-- i *ia i _ missioiiers would ever know the devo- FOR

(iovernor htorthcott in the absence of _ . h- to Dominion interests nd -_

SPRINGFHH-Di IU-» March 4~"'Li¢“"° I V tion which,as Cliaiiniin 0.1 the Coinmis- °v'€f

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Governor Tanner, has -signed the bill mon’ égave _ ’a_ 'ro-L

authorizing an appropriation of $9,000 _ the untinng and Wfnesi enefgws Which fora statue of Frances E. Willard, to _ he bestowed towards every detail of gent

be placed in the National Statuary Hall _ the Canadian mga, Q“°°”

_at Washington, D. C. _ _ ` ' ' ‘ _~_ ' _ T9 3

The material bronze or marble, will _ _ ' March 7 me Lake on session

be determined upon by tive commis- V _ _ - tario arrived last evening, but could garb; 1 sioners to be appointed by the Goves- _ 1 _ not enter Louisburg on account of mas nor. p ice. » lm'

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Lord Strathcona is confined to his house,

most noticeable. The American mem- WWW

_ ' and L.rd Strathcona being among the mA

_bers ot the High Commission sent is handsome tribute, of sympathy for the Ins G0. deceased statesman. ' ' D

Sir Louis spoke of the greit lo s which Canada and the _Empire has sus Evllgimtegfii tained in the death of Lord Herehell ir; Wlll 'It was nottoo much to say he had Chai-io

H M Z S sacrificed liitnselt to the Canadian cause WAN

No one outside of the Com' f‘°“"’“°t