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BRITISH PORTIPICATIONS.

The Matter Being Looked

into By the American

Government.

From the Newspaper Correspoudencc__ hoped for up to two dnyszbcfcre the send-

Division of F..G. Siggefs Canadian Letter, _ ing of the ultimatum, but it did not come. Washingtoii, D. C., lf. S. A., March 28, Of course, no one can say now what the

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adian border, has been laid on the table

War is hereby directed to inform the House of Representatives as early as pos- sible what fortifications Great Britain is erecting, constructing and completing along the northern frontier of the United States, especially at Puget sound and other places on the Pacific Ocean, Conti- guous to the State of Vt’a.shington and the district of Ala.ska;" _The Committee on Military Affairs considered the resolution and referred it to the Secretary of War for his consideration. It was returned with the following letter from the Adju- tant-General: “The information the de- partment possesses in this and like cases have always been held to be confidential and for good and sufficient reasons has not been made public. It is remarked, how- ever, tbat Great Britain, so far as the de~ psrtment is informed, is in no instance erecting fortifications trespassing upon our rights. H. C. Corbin, Acliutant Gen- eral.” Upon receipt of this, the Com- mittee reported the Iresolutionfadversely. Mr. Sulzer, addressing the House on the subject, said: “There is a feeling all over this country that the Administration has absolutely and abjectly surrendered Am- erican rights to British interests. It has done so in A1eske,ithas done so in re- gard to the Nicaraguan Canal, it is do~ ingso in the Orient, in the Philippines, in China. It has been done by Great Britain in this war in South Africa.. (Ap- plause onthe Democratic side.) If it had not been, what the Adxninstration did the other day, sfter consultation with Lord Psuncefote, after being told what to do by Salisbury, there would have been a concert of European powers which would have demanded the cessation of war in South Africa. The Admistration here is

London; and it is tune for some. one to

stanfd up here and talk for Amerieanl ‘ __ _ ` _ _ pf .__,_ w ___ ;; r

igbts against British interests." The <;/3" 2/»`_ - f /5,

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TH!! GUARDIAR. onssnorrsrowy nuttin xnwaan 1sr.AsD,_ trsstil ai woo. '

effect might have been, had P,-gsifgeng, McKinley acted 'on this request. It is one thing to interfere to stop `a war after Ser- ious losses have been expcrlcn ccd,nn cl qu ite' 3-“°l7he1` to try 90 Prevent the beginning of one. The fact that Great Britain will not now accept any mediation is no proof that she would not then have accepted arbit- ration. At any rate, the disclosure Img amused further feeling against the President, who, it is thought, should ut least have been courteous enough to rs-

turn on answer to such a request, no

matter how pro Britlsll his syxiipatlxios

_ ._ ‘ mp I probably in that city, is received hun ‘ pleasure. The causes of their snmm

The news from Ottawa that the Toint Cmnmssloncrs are soon

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azlyournment have always been enveloggi in mystery, not forllack of infonnntien

andof too varied and contradictory s ohm B, Qing

zrctcr. The chances are that them

politics in it. The State D1

to nike any statement onthe matter r' .onvcning, but it suggested that Sh- \ 'ilfrcil Laurier is prepared `tom;k¢

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but because there is too much information not \hs:‘£ell. H$°!*

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may have been. His fnilurc to do so will l vertureinrcspect totheissues thatpnrteil

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will serve the purpose of Starting

certainly give strength to the Anglo"- phobe sentiment of a portion of_thc couu T

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U "Y S duced in the House of Representatives by _ _I '° '

I In Mr. Sulzer, of New York, inquiring as to _ » . .. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Fung.” _ _ _ British fortifications along the Can- _ _ _ `- "" ' '

_-_ _

Avoid substitutes. The following was the text of the resoin; 1 - U I __ V ‘ i ._ ,_

' “___ __ _ ' tion: “Resolved. That the Secretary of _ I a n

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uchxs the range of usefulness of the new stomachxc alteratlve, H\1t¢hT5N“

_ that they prove beneficial on all occasions. In

.._..e morning when one is beset by that nervous ' _, tentative headache, by that disagreeable taste i

_ the mouth. one of those chocolate-coated tab!_l.e_i_H',

candy-like in its delzcsousness, is instantlydéiiec- tive and make one’s enjoyment of the reiiiziinder of the day not merely a possibility but a certainty,

Hutch a lets

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e mm nug1ish_uu.n_u.¢ uammismeaou my _ lx _ 1 __

Are an essential. _Should your head pain°_after__ lunch or a disagreeable abdominaldisorderfniakel_

a glorious sunshiny lafternoon become' a.

yellow glare, a Hutch Tablet will restore the equableness of y_o_ur_ temperament and make you keenly alive to passing enjoyrnents. Ten Hutch ten cents sealed in glass, at all driiggistis or by

mail from the Woon_WARD MEDICINE Co., Limited, - 1 1 Colborne street, Toronto. Take one when

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you feel any distress-be it the first thing on arising' or ` ff' V

’ ssss su. ross msswrn il House then voted, 11o to 97, to ny the rc ___ . ' /_\ _ _______ /\________ E5?

solution on the table. The afair is of in-‘ ~

e Pain-Killer. i

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‘ " It t be de led that a painful un- FO COUG¢-15 _ ,

K”"».||*'”°£¢\» °°u°a3» f. presscilatiinlfias been nproduced in this coun- R and COLDS Egg lb' ' ` ° ` .

C0118, IIIIIIITISI, I try by cables from London, which were Buf,(»,er(f,-e§h) pe,-1`},_`f_'_'_`_`__ __ - '

llllllljll, __ afterwards confirmed by sn interview g\1l?l5€I‘(i1Ul_g_D_:2t_l_°alb.. . . . . . . . ... ‘

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_ 1. .na .0 °°n* Bow; _ with _former consul Niacrum of Pretoria, . Cabbage ( d ) _________ _ _ _ _

“'“‘ D' “m,A_n°“_ _ alleging that the United States Consul- lCheese (peli'el`b)?.Ll . _ , _ _ _ _ _ __,

“ General had cabled to President Mclxxn- Canadian Rama Cabbage (per head) . . . . . . . ... ' J

'W °""" T" °'"°""‘ " ley before the beginuiuggof the south Ae TI" - Y f°' an Celery _____________________ __

tsrest as showing the state of feeling

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W'hite’s Garamels and' Snowflake

Chocolates-

Uln be had st snyofthe

lollovinghrst-olsssstores.

T. J. Morris. D. L- Hooper. W. Plckard & Co W Hutcheson. W;-T.. Garter. ` Stewart 1 Gates. Sanderson & Co.

_ J. D.McLeod & Coe

RJ-I. Mason.

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A alum and Cherry trees.

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ents Kruger and Steyn,begging him to_xn- _ Large 25 cents. ' __ Flour, per cwtf . . .'.‘.'.°.°.'.'._.` Wrcede With Gl‘€3.lZ Britain f/O prevent the Dgvls & LAWRENCE CQ Limnadi O3»l7lD€8»1 BBW PSI' CWE . . . . . ._ .

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Y war, and that the President had ignored l ‘ Props. Perry Davis’ Painwliiller. _ \`§?§f_;'I')éi_°1'B ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ~ ° ° ' e f ~ _' 5

it. A favorable reply, which might have _» New York Montreal Hay pressed: ' ' ' ' ` ' °' i f - _ ____ _ . i ._ 1 , . prevented hostilities, was looked and _ gag, per ' __i~ _ ~ ~ . _ = ‘_ I I . . . . . ._ . - » _,

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Diseasyeinp A well-knoweh doctor has said, “ I never yelmadeaposmnortemex- amination inacase of death from Heart Disease with- out finding the kidneys wereatfault.” The Kidney medicine which was first on

. the market, most success-

ful for Heart Disease and f all Kidney Troubles. and

most widely imitated is

D_odd’s

Kidney Pins

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oil’ all our good solid gold spectacles.

Anyone whose eyes we have

st 12 monthscsn have another ses exchanged free-hulls! a opml

ousider daylight the best time.

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f Spectacles, steel or nickled frlmu, MB! Vioh iinclucled 7_5c to $1.50. -You csnhsve iilnofilr pit!

_ NOTE: Vv'e do not 'selloommolfold had Cheapest solid gold frhmes not kept in s\es\,

frame is in every way preferable, but fd' 10 diy! Vi

By arrangement anyone can have tid! lyss

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