oe i aaa seat — cruel | Highest of ait in Lewveling Power--daies U.S:Gov't Report TELE (; AP y | ( * | , mas, Cen ten n ial ns p : ‘ ee is aad ty i .

Year

This is

the Centennial

experis in every branch cf agriculture, and experimental work is carried on with cereal and other crops, fertilizers, analyses

f so'ls, dishorning and dispaying cattle,

Royal

Baking Powder

Spxoist Disparoues ro THe,»KxXAMINER

THE DUTCHER TRAGEDY,

SEASONABL

Year for the Norw ich As orchard 30 acres in extent and a YEFIS3 eee ce Rares at cas Fire Insurance eyard of 10 acres have been planted, ae 4 Fs : 7 we a ital ich, Eng. | aod are now producing magnificent fruit, ABSOLUTELY PURE SUMMERSIDE = Th - e a he and the growing of plants for scents has Maggie Identifies Sullivan as - " Sy been commenced. Dairying is carried on, | =" . F , x PAID IN LOSSES the yield of milk for 1895 being 132,069 | NEWS NOTES eet ee ee the Murderer, ABEGWEITS. ; gallons, the quantities of butter and cheese : ; A Boy Slaia Because He Did Not Cheer for sii The Quebec legislature has grauted eee ae 6 : 000 000 00 made being 3,264 Ibe. and 11,005 Ibs. $5,000 aod the nuns at Roberval to Spain—Sevepn) shor» a F All sizes all qualities, low prices $58, ’ , respectively. Instruction is given in! rebuild their convent. A schoolboy ot ten years was killed in ?

Guanabacea a few evenings ago by a Span-

Is Positive as to Identity of the Man.

R J

: , at heese-making, general dairy work andthe} James Appleton, a farmer near Aurora, / J has $700 of Assets eese- aking, genera Q “Ap ’ , z ; } thennies he weese 5 ae And ha “ ~ management of poultry and bees. The | Mnt., was burned to death a few days ago | i! h patrol because he _Fefuse i to hurrah pees JANUARY 20rn. tor every $1.00 ol liability : ; while endeavoring to rave his cows from a for Spaiv. The boy smiled. when the

sheep, carpentry anc lacksmith’s work si hending what they wanied. They cursed . ma tween these two Clubs. » t, per ry and blacks mith’s o k, The Rt. Rev. William Basil Jones, ee siete “ahiais © Alama tae The trial of Jobo E. Suljivan. was re- : : row g, and mechanical trades. Near Bishop of ihe diocese of St. Davids, in the “on ~ 2 ee : Ne ae . diimed to-lay. ' Cherles Colburn and Ec. . . » : O FF eS iro 8 ) 2 «BUC , " ‘ » . Wagga Wagga is the Murrumbidgee Ex-| Church of England, died at Abergwill te bade Z in shenet va d Donl on, of Moncton, t st fied to being i. o ane Casavihe bales 7 eday ; MF age : w Salli r Sept. General \¢ent perimental Farm, consisting of 2,300) palace, Camarthen, Wales, on Thursday, In the fields surrounding the city dog-]- bea i ae ie eet mie . < ’ , ace , s Co § ces » . ss 2 ’ » , ” - “4 ot v¢ 2 , . scre*, of which 700 are under cuitivaiion A message from W as hington make tT have been seen eating human ficsh and with ‘itis "David Ricl Dad of Mesda Buck Skin : all SI1Z@S8 - cheap. "hee » : reasonably certain that Senator Sherman's | gnawing humau boues . vis oe ’ ‘ - hariottetow nN a res being devoted to growing seed : ; : g g! au : stifle S ees : Jama ap - bs : 9° v ye 7 present intention 18 to accept the position More than five hundrid people have testified to ullivan 8 being - bis barber . eee for 1 and 7 wheats, barley and oats; 8tacres to fruit] *, ao ee ag K > ; ; i : Inve | Shop sme morning and having a shave. -te amutenr cha nn; , . ) ; f Secretary of State in Mr. McKinley moved from Guanatace: within ten days. |. \F : © © i nie amateur cha npionship of r ard grape v:nes: 80 acr sumr hint " Se ‘ , ~ . | Sullivan na‘d for shaves for his two comm - a + trees and grape v nes; 80 acres to summer | cabinet. Another large pit with dead bodies in it ; ; P } | 6 ree ] | ] | let Last he Salvation Army in Lor has been discovered near Guanabacea in | P@™088 Colburn and Donlon. . ™ Of Viluabie gold r *, suc s aiz*,. 8 y iy lif sae » 4 Ve ) é axe On as been discovered eat t — > * . a ° pe, such a8 maiz, Sorghum, I ; ae Fe ee ee . » ane ; SE Pie . : Archibald McKinnon testified to seeing medals between G AUDET : impkios, melons, cow pea-, lima bean-~ | doo provided 3,221,917 m als and 1,339, Jthick underbrush. conipos'tiop was SulJivac on the afternoon of the 1ith Sep als, a 1A : } > ; v a, fi . " Ae : 4 . ; S 4 e , “eV? > + ‘ : 246 lodg 3 rsons. It received | too tar advanced to permit recognition of . ’ « vy \’ ’ 2 JANUARY 16, 1997 etc ; the remsining portion being taken up “ ‘oa aiaaee ae . contr.bution as bodie Iii uppo ed that tl "i e vic tember, and told of the conversation he of Ch’tow B, and CANNON, of : JANUARY (6, 4 * lin pay $190, K » contrib 18 | the bodies. Ss supposed thé 1€& 4 hed wy se . r se : ; : ee . : a ) , ad with the prisoner. umm erside by irrgation plots, nursery and expe! $91,175 tims of Spanish cruelty belorged to tte ; y . " ” = . , rere . = Nelson Hervey suo ¢ to selling Sullivan . . ° ; rarce R . mental! 3 fo sixteen } > if ia Cane Tor orer class of that suburb, as many have ie ¥ r : yr” yor Ti ly ] ; Joors € t 7.15 Jal ith’. a A FALSE REPORT mental plots. : Quarter r . et Mr Rho les? advice in his Cape 7 own pe a eae nav) a pair of pants on the 11th and leing paid Anything yon W ant, in this line. Doors open at 7.15, Galbraith’s Baud. ¥ : : students have been erected, as well as] speech, that Br.tain and her people should | ¥ Meet ; vs f fan cht in silver coin. : Admission 25c, = 1 ine a oe Ch cottage ter the manager and workmen;! take as much of the earti’s unoccupied Fut : . a a ( aa rf 9 Ss = 0 J. Temple Forbes was the only new wit- J. B. DAWSON f r s , ‘ > a ; aid ¢ 2» creating | ¢ ao Wew [ungiand, rec om s -2 : nm . “% r ig Of the press of the < i leo several barns, hay-sheds, and | SUrface as they can, is said to be creating | «00 Rr a wage + ec k : : <i | ness. He testified to being present at an A. A. BARTLETT, e “Hon. Mr. Davies. Minister of Marine ; mith ’ ' uneasiness in England. There are some | *€° atc ee ; ee *, ane” | interview with the prisoner by the Times Managers. a <8 y received & re] cables. & Sperany Wyte of gree. people at home very much afraid of cast- | Fevolting act of “bruta - oF A coer soci reporter onthe morning afer the fire. 6— oa ‘Cat "Mel a: Ghat ng seed wheats and fruits for drying. | ing too great a shadow. a re : ie \ dn Ia “~ | Sullivan then admitted that be bad teen Bs IM Mcleod & Cc J, a1 M. DECI ’ - , . ; > . 10m was taken by @ detachmen Span- | — ’ =o Uviaws ' pe i ‘ During the part season applications) A despatch from Hong Kong says the | ; : saintad a | wd , ; : ae = bel ne at Mrs, Datcher’s house early on Wednes- ” . " ee ewe > . : " 82 VOps, aDU & kt WAS K y . . . = ° mail ss ry e between ¢ pe Torm € and § were received for upwards of 40,000 bush- American Methodist mission station, about toa on ath er of the Cuban caus all da» morning. Sullivan first said Thurs- . ; e $ 3 . ; ifty miles from Fuchau, province of ee ay so thote penare vo,, (day morning, but changed it to Wednes ° oe e e f Cape Traver wi ay® : s of seed wheate 2 price quot being | Sfty mites from 8 > F those who did not make their escape were - - ° i * I nent « r ef stea P ota of cape See gen A dae . : . Ful.deen, was atiacked. Lo the course of killed The e ‘ on ted of a a oti 74 day. Money ars Beot “ Sho> Distributers. : © Ure : F a. : 5 Te. 6d. per bushel, amounting to about of shots were fired. | ~*~" ee ee gee ee ee JoncHESTER, Jan. 16. bet wee hese points 7 eal F ' me . the attack a number of shots were fired years old, her yrandebild, 12 years old, Dor . s a ie i est sa £15,000. Preparations are being made; None of the inmates of the staticn were iad tusiliv. Me ths eink ar Mean Maggie Dutcher was called to the stand € . . : . a Retele dafen bg, | SNe « é on} V) ue . ¢ ’ ; . : ci i - ~ a ~- ~ -- - = a and 3 for dairying and pig raising on a large injured. Local officials defended the consisting of several persons, All of this furenoon and gave her ev idence. She 2 3 3 pene : a — e- | scale, and also for carrying out feeding mission. a these, by the order of General Weyler, told all she re membered about the night of ° 6 ° : a ; Te! aeuatie shane oh The Rich I'he Canadian Pacific liner Empress of | i; js said. were put infothe sugar hogs-, $e murder and identicel tle pri oner a e e ‘ r . rd Iisian« rig . f oD. ye ; ! mn ; , . , . > t : por © peop I e Rdward ee ae ae - apeo, which arrived at Vancouver a few | jogde and the hocsheada were set on ff as the man who had hit her that evening * 8 : ‘ " : . pao, heads, and the hogsheads were set on fire, ; age b e konow. In point of fact, the Petrel is aj] mond River Experimental Farm ie situ- davs ago from Hoog Kong, was during | the victims beiog burne: aid nl also to his hittirg her m+ ther twice. e : : ; i s = . 2) the victim elog burned to death. : ‘. = s = e.. of Wt t . P oe bitter disappointment. The only comfort } at -d at Wollongbar. Here experiments | her stay in that port fitted out as a British so eas the ‘last time Su livan hit Mre, Dutcher e ryrup ¢ lite Fine » ; HLLer Gis yt ent be i : . ; . : t : - Wh eae is “ mae . S non lh a ahe was . 6 : ° : . 3 foi that can be drawn from the “experiment” | are conducted with the view to determine cruiser. The orameens of the steamer, ANOTHER MINING STRIKE, she was otill. : \ or > Tar e reliable C ough e ' , << lants for the | Which is now at the British nayal station, Sh: was cros: examicved by Mr. Smith S re Lefere the bh. @ a ie that che may—utterly unfitted for the | the moet Guitare fodder plants fuF th K-quimault, consista of ten guns, which | Trewble Succeeds Trouble at Springhill— | yp to dinner time, and was positive in her e Mixture, before the pud- e Par service as she is—demonstrate that a] oorthern coastal districts, and many] 4) be mounted at any time witbin a few What Caused the Strike, statement that Sullivan was the man who $ lic for yeare. For sale by : i . . ’ . . r . . . . a properly constructed steamer can piv ] Yarteties of Bugar cane, some procured } hours, Springhill, N. S., is in the throes of an- | did the deed, e : , pala a ee from Jamaica, a3 well as different semi According to recent French stat‘stics,} other strike. With uofailing regularity $ e * te ween Capes Traverse an‘ Tor en e ’ i Se ; bl me »d abl . } . ‘ ae j ‘ tropical and tropicai plants and fruits, France lost 136,000 men by death through | troubie succeeds trouble and the men are NTRS FROM THE CA PITAL > $ during winter “— ’ , . kept in a constant ats y ¥ atic ‘ ee ' hee lanted in order to tert their | WOuDds, sickness or accidents in her war | Kept in a coartant state f provoc ” on and ? : , — — — se een planter st oe with Germany, while 139,421 men were liscontent. It is difficult to state definitely ie i , te e ci THE MANITOBA QUESTION. value and suitabil.ty. Advantage hae disabled on the §eld of battle. Germany’s | the reasons of it all, but the fact remains ae eae 4 ° P.O . io cy ae b en taken of some of the artesian bors} losses were 79,155 dead and $18,545] that euch a state of th ngs continues, ~ aad Sir Wiiliam on the li Vive @ Opposite e Ue e Min. Lavanrr, whose letter we pablich nthe arid country between the Darling{| wounded. The monetary loss is more has been Se a ~~ for - tp s\ole ‘ 2 : : “ RBiclne een « eae Th . . Sawis ‘ rc ‘rane ang | years much to the detriment of the whole to-day, is laboring under a mistake. The } pi ep and the Queensland border to show | evenly divided, that for France being |! : sicbaes 050060064 000809006000 00000 ' po ; “ 9 BEE A487 £22 franca. w r Germany | community, The present cause of the ciadbinia.Wiavnd isniadiipaianhialaamnads article in Tae Examiser of the &tb. to . | 12,666,487,522 francs, while for Germany ve t we art 2 il LA R i} ’ ~ es yr . . > — > > = > ® . t s : amesuua a PE AE a TEE A what crops aad treescan be grown in it;was 8,000,000,000 france, trouble was the outcome of the fire on Dismigsa’ of a Roman Catholic Chaplain gg J which he refers, deals only with the situ those districts by means of irrigation. i a -» | Christmas day. Since then it has been " * as ' ; 108 : J ’ > Sir Oliver Mowat, it is intimated, will, ilenkt to divs meneet O nt 4 evec whicl has resuit r : ° . ‘ cul O give int ro e any » kk BE gy ; som in Guebec which bas resu ™ | Plantations of fruit and forest trees, date | as Minister of Justice, appeal to England Mie eaae Tee , . > PE e . t ¢ , law Oo J the ‘triumph of Mr. Laurier’s ful he 8 ie ‘ade ial thrown out of work any employment. The TTAWA, Jan. 16. 3 : re x j hike cal bce ; palms, sugar cane, cereals, grasses and} from Sees res een ee | pit that is now working was overcrowded{ Sir William Van Horne is interviewing ee, 4 tactics, the ManitobaSchoo! Settlement, anc att at aeveral “ata- | favored the provinces in the dispute as to|*. Ny S ‘ 7 eee wes ; : 5 . - : » 5 # * : , . ' eae ine ee been made at several ‘sta-/ ownership of the fisheries ps fore .| With men, and consequently the wages the ministers here regarding the Crow’: The P.E.I. Electric Co, re- ; ie shops ar eopies waigni id 7 leweast we . receive ya greatnumber were very ” T os Jaca railway T 2} j : : a ms. a _ | tions, At Bvorai, wear Newcastle, in| ior. [twill be a new thing to see | Tet ) ea ae uber were very poor.| Nest Pass railway. The impression is a | quests pay ment of all accounts m threat. Wedid not say that the Libera 1: , eni- la : os : This made the men discontented, and the] growing that he will get Government : " t "| order to test the practiaability of sericu:-| Sir Oliver defending the Dominion against 2 ze 3 ; 2 ¥s : : Wiri co) Conservatives had given up the question tad » the| the provinces. His record has been made | '@8t *traw which broke the camel’s back | qssistauce to build the line. for aghting and Wir ing ior ¥ : : a. ; ture b ing made a pr fitable inc ustry, the E maces. ’ . ns was taking off the riding-rakes and making Father Clouthier Roman Catholic si x) enmntiae 18g 6 b > fi a } on | th » of Separaie Schools Manitobe. 7 . . i »nted | ®8 4 champion of those who seek to limit : a. : 5 : : , 3 —— ) efore the ZUth, cthere Lit New South Wales Government has rented aed restrict the Federal eushority the workers walk up from the bottom of chaplain of the Manitoba penitentiqry tas . — 7 l cil t 1 7 ture nolievy of th ber ai— ; . - : ani eStric > £e 7° e ni "hy a} } oe ‘ : : ‘ : m4 . : Bi Fil ‘8 The a oye at 4 a plantation of mulberries 7 acres in er, . . , |} the pit. The men said that it was an in~] been suspended for Jeay.ng bis post with- If ou want real enuine solid bare ains wise the current wiii be shut . Conservativ cert respect to : When ex-Governor Pennoyer entered |, uinao etrain to walk such a distance | or ormissiar He acc ied Arcb- y S - ' ae This ice is final - t ‘ I I ° . veara fr A ; . ' p sucn ¢ ist Ht: t Nise Do. s : ALAAAL, ey onservative party n pect tent, for # period of three years from Sep- apon bic duties es mayer of Portlead " : - . wd : up st * a dis an e |} out p rm ssion. aa companied Arch ; off. 113 notice 1s fin . tol ach ’ , : ‘ ' , . ; >t atter ard days Fork t ug? he ys sans ) ast. . os vie ananitoba schocls was not even | tember, 1894, and silkworms are being | Me., last year he expressed a resolution (6 | sransgemout ofered to pnt re ridin | bahop Langevin tothe last. lin Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, come to the 14—tl date. thought of at thetimeof writing the . ae aacenk oni If of » salarv allowed Me : ee se " me 3 5 i. st . bi 7 ms I " . What reared. At the expiration of the lease it aoe = J _ hal a ert anor rakes on after ali the out coal was cleared | last year, are en route to Canada : oy articie to which Mr. averty refers hai i. proposed io continue operations at ry iaw, hich oy ,UUU, } ca 81 eC from the pit. Tuis would necessitate the It is stated that the Governwent will es b it policy >t > = it excessive. Mayor Pennoyer has now] caving f some of t] : } : ° » pomey may be no man oF new Paper ithe Hawkesbury Agricultural Cullegs dds naid inte the cig wenrey eat-in the pit for} make no appointments except thore cin now say. f Laurier arte & Co. he or ; ' Ae ee te ae ee many hours after their work was done. absolutely necessary until the civil service a _* . : Farm, where a large number of mu!berry | half of this legal salary, which he declines nT 1 : ' - . 7 j j i should triumph in the fight that ia now : “i A. 5 i - shok-tha duties of 1 he men mde the riding rake the sole and*superannuation amendment bills have A lecture will be dclivered in the A.O. ae ; Ce el . 4) trees have been planted. A sum of £10,-/] to accept on the grees 7a na aHes Of | point for which they struck. The man-| been passed. H. Hall, Maceachern’s Building, Queen om on in Quebec the question will not again the office are not worth it. Pennoyer is 4

be brought into the arena of Federal poli«

stud:ute are also taught to kill and dress

000 was voted by the New South Wales Parliament for 1895 to meet the expenses

burving barn.

wealthy.

soldiers asked him to hurrab, not com pre-

Dorcnester, Jan.'15,

agement were obdarate. retary conferred with Mr

The grand sec- Cowans but to

_— -_—.-

Obituary.

Moccasins

An exciting match will be plryed be

St, on Thurday, the 21st Jannary, in-', by

the Rev. Father Boyd. Subject, “Owen

DNESDAY,

~~ and we ahs re nothing more to do i The latest advices from Manila state no purpose,and the erMISSiOL wee Roe O'Neill.” tic , and we ha Sant nothing mor of subsidizing the agricultural, pastoral that the rebellion in the Philipines - re conse coeud coded Soa em . a with it. If the Bishops and theve whom and horticultural societies of New Sou h spreading in the provinces, Owing to the Much sympathy is felt for the men on ali i a New York, Jan. 16. 4 " ee eee, . m5 a they represent should triumph and the Wales. The amount of subsidy granted | dissatisfaction among the native auxillary | sides. A strike at the present time will be United States Minister Willis, of Hono- The Virtues of ° Pure, wholesome +e majority ia Manitoba should rifuse to Sa lated ie Se ig a £1 | Tegiments on the Spanish side, 250 of | very disastrous as many of the men lulu, is dead, clean, healthfal, e make further concessions io meet their| . PFOP ap : 7 chese troops have gone over to the rebels. | have done no work since the fire, and 9 Hairax, Jan. 16. S ROYAL DAK @ vieanring, retaming .

; Pas raised by subscriptions and donations, but Frequent executions proved ineffectual to large number of th+ yen have complained 31 aes : , ita weight, change 4 viewe, it may again be a matte r of Dom . a society is not entitled to receive any stop the desertions. ‘The latest official | of slack work asi poor pay for some time | g am 5S ew wy = ~ — SOAP S tess in.quality, als Coaservatives will in that event take can bers desne the year amount to at least | Proving their pos.tion and bave defeated | can make matters no worse. The general oF hh mente a Men’s Ulsters, price Ths RS Ee -99.95, for Sl. i» co } or, agreeable, mA not now be stated by Tue Examixer. £100. For the Reseciel year conmenc- the rebels eeveral limes. feeling is that with less provocation there cilia Men’s Reefeérs. price co. Cheon 5,25, for 200 TRENSPARENT See aa ae

leslie pe Gene neneiiiaainnninian cs ak A Citta etek oe Another military scandal, this time in would be no dith salty woth the great body Another Vacant Seat. Men’s Overcoats. price 6.00. for 2.75 est known pele & AUSTRALIAN STATE AID. TO AGRI- : ae fees Eo pang Austria. An editor at Olmutz published | of workers at Springhil!. Phabtianes > . . >| eee ee eae ig To The S tor the « shi a \ CULTURE. £1,500 was made, to provide subsidy at the | some statements regarding the conduct of ek ee er a ites Boys Ulsters, PFICE ee eeeeveee 3.29, for 1 3d or the warhing ?

rate of 10s. in the £ for societies which | two officers, which statements were re- THE HOUSE WHERE BURNS DIED. iInxiPEG, Jan. 16.

Tse rapidly increasing

im portar ce Of

received less than £100, but over £50 per

garded incorrect by the court of honor.

There’s some that call it “ Hallowed

In the election case of Hugh Jobn

@ day evil,” roothing @to the hande,

World for a

; "s salad ee gg va The edtor refused to revise them, but Ground.” Macdonald, a witness admitted he hired . : * mot irritating, im anes © ra o_o ais _ | snoum members? subscriptions. The offered to fighta duel. The officers t ow- Tt a ates ah 22 a j teams to work on election day in the inter- A large stock of I ays clothing at half price, and better ln Lon @pirting a ftreen ; Dra Aabid sentadlneds bes mgt , H r Z officers, ho Where “Rantan Rab,” was born, im ony Se : an : : no Hd : ecbiaciate: tan ee pages ~e ie whole of the State sid arrangements are ever, backed up by their coloue), denied | And say a puet-king was found est of Macdonald. The election -has | somo lines 500 pars Men’s Pants, from joc a pair up; every if cieed is the jenik : hecome fully reeognized by the various]. ijer the control of the Department of | the journalist the honor of a duel, claim- therefore been declared void, ime ee “

colonial Governments, especially that of New South

sble impetus bas been tfforded the wheat

Wales, in which a consider-

Agriculture, which has organized severa) agricultural conferences, and publishes a monthly gazette containing much practi-

ing that he was not sufficient of a gentle- man, but they piled op him in the street with their canes and thrashed him.

Upon that winter morn. But take me where the hero fought With death and wounded pride, And show’t the courage he had taught—

In Liquidation,

Moyrreat, Jan. 16.

pair worth double the price.

We want it distinctly understood that the goods must be

|

dry, luxurious in the bath. for this soap is everywhere.

The demand enormous. For sale

growing industry by the throwing open, | .9] joformation. Recent!y the control of a - — ile’ eee "7 bell ey re ae ae The Canadian Cordage Company is in sold, and competitors, no matter how much they will cut their Nn rrr, . © . 7 art . . S £ ge 3t '° >, € ye ‘ 1. 7 : “=e " es . * unter new legislation, of extensive tracts | te Board of Export Advise was trans- teed s Sadat tuk eee eae ot the hth liquidation. J. W. Ross has been ap- | prices, will be undersold. Remember the plac >. o rich fertile land, formerly occupied for | ferred to che department, the ministerial $10,000 in money, é¢becks and valuable Bie ce pointed liquidator, The liabilities will ; pastoral purposes only. Contrary to ideas | 4644 of which, together with his nuwer-| mining stocks. Ile immediately gave it — - despise just common things, reach $10,000. ; b long prevalent, considerable portion of | ..., subordinates, are earnest and able} to the manager, Donovan. The money] For here's a truth there is no dodgin, oe ee he the volony, variously estimated at from | en , os ——. ot the ey of me ve pet coer oa —_ Death of Count Caswell. . + I Ae oe : and Mrs. A. T. Hannon, wea!thy residents g ) 1 for board an ok ess eon to ene thie : a — lm oe eae Sari MAG ; of Canon City, Colo., who were stopping lodging. = ee Rowe, Jun. 16. . area, i3 @ fapted for agriculture, especially NOTES AND COMMENTS. at the hotel, and whv soon after called at Moral—Board at Victoria Cafe.— J. Pp ge : . ; itl ter cons-rvation and irriga capers the hotel office to raise an alarm, thinkin 12—lw Count Caswell, the Pope’s private cham- , OTO water ¢ s-Tvatio ‘ rrigs 2 ‘ C f iDby a ° : . ” ° re nee : es ; “yb —Mail and Empire: Our public debt is thee had hese sobbed . . 3 sadn -ocning berlain, died here suddenly last night. . : ~ tion in those places where the rainfall it) basking in the sunshine of Liberal rule} * _ | February Delineator has arrived at Car- merece, Directly Opposite the West End ot the Market House jeast aud most necertain. Yet only about | and how it grows! Six mi!lion dollars is entre erytee ie wy peoun Sone ter’s Bookstore. An Artist H mored, 8 = ner cent. of the total area of oa) a tidy unearned increment for a little over | 90 nina 18 denied by both the Uninese | ——= —= es RaS"B d Sh 0.7 per ¢ - ie ) . a - -* “2 oe (fficials and the Russian minister, the| @* >See SPT TBVe Cini tin ak oots an oes at a great iS actually ecvotwed 10 the gr0wth « ihc sie Pekin correspondent of the North China Tisicky. ¢ Only a few p irs left , rriculturai juce. This cireumstance — Advices from Washington state that ily N says itis onl 2 ¢ r av Jobn Sargent has been elected a m«m* * : ‘ E arriculturai produce. his cireumstance | | —* py ; Daily News says that itis only too true, Vickling. ‘ _— fi oe eae . is by no means due to lack of gor d land, Russia has heen most : eenly anxious to and that long ago he had ‘Stated that China d Smoker's Sore Th roat e ver of the Roya Aca emy. sacri ce. wi Cc ar icth ata : "nea obtain knowledge regarding the treaty of igold herself to Ruas to an extent — pataweas a _ I i and it cannot be ascribed to the defecta of ie be oe 6 : had sold herself to Ruaria arsotia ¢ Clergyman’s «+ 6 ’ er a low price es. - “| arbitration signed by the representatives of which would not be believed, In relation|© RRawness, Johnson’s Baking P. w oo A Set the climate, for the colony posresses land Great Britain and the United States, and / to the signed treaty, the gresiest care has | ( Irritation. der gives fullest satisfaction r sPenm . ‘ the capabilities of which are unsurpassed | that during the _begotia ions the Russian been taken to prevent the leaking- ovt. in| é Hearscuces . = “ , W. i. STEW A RY & CO., for the production of any kiad of agricul- minister asked Secretary Olney whether it ) pekin befure its ratification six months : a ¢ ZC pound. Johnson & iad Wl > Build; or the p . ae Ra al aly | Was & treaty of offence and defence, and] hence. In the Russian legation while the ’ All mean your throat é Johnsen, EDDING — _— cape tural produce, eee ee whether it committed the two countries to | treaty was being drafted and finally drawn ’ is trloublidecso it wueeie ’ aE ai W a Mis a | superior to oth r paris ofthe Avstralian | an al iance. up, Chinese writers were not allowed to als. : ai” se ee piesa and CHRONIC ne coutinent where the cultivation of cereals —In view of the recent failure of twenty-| fill in their proper names in the treaty- ¢ ally is in the winter. Try 4 } . -n carried on for years past. Tken | three United States banks The Philadei-| This was done bythe Chinese interpreter our Bronchial Lozences — ® poche gsi ae hia Enquirer remark himself. “If,” th bdemt —_ = Ss : w the vield of crops | Phia Enquirer remarks: aimself. “If,” says the corresponden vgs whele, gp ae . i J : . Me “The time bas come to make an ex: mpfe | “the Chinese themselves, within a year ( they are an old stand-by ( ‘ 5 = ia New South Wales is la ge: than in aay of bank directors. who do not direct. can vnderstand the building of the Man- ¢ and ein be always carried é 8 STAMPED W.W.W. j ’ of the other Australian colonies, but, at | They should no longer be allowed toescape | churian railway,good and well,if not Russia 4 in the pocket convenient- é Cage ee Pr the eame time, the present stock-rearing | Lecause they do not _— —_ ey going will come to the reecue.” ’ i. = . eee Are rigot in qual r industry has maintained the position of an fiat a te ae on oO+e ’ Ye "J 6 ity, right in style, in - a 2 piesoilaclte ¢ ‘ ane ; *y ADK 40% ~- J ; e*e : \ : é . . Vv ALISRU Method ocenpation which, while entailing consid- not get the information he wanted without Awake! ye muses, join the etraio, A. ii ' REDDIN, Phu. 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