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THEY WISH NOTHING BETTER.

We vvish nothing better for this new

oontary than still tolive long under the Detective aegis of the government of our vory gracious sovereign lady, Her Ma- jesty Queen Victom'ia.[Lc Soliel (French, Quebec.)

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Une of the most common symptoms

d kidney disease is the smartlng, scald- ilg sensation when passing water, which is likely to come very frequently and at inconvenient times. Then there 3 the dull, heavy aching in the small of the back and down the limbs.

When these pains are accompanied by

deposits in the urine after it has stood for twenty-four hours, you may be surf.- Irat you are a victim of kidney dis- ease, and should not lose a single day

securing the \\‘orld's greatest kidney

/ Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

Don’t imagine that you are experi-

menting when you use Dr. Chase's Kid- ney~Liver fills. They are almost as well known as his great Recipe Book, have made some of the most surprising cures of kidney disease on record, and ave come to be considered the only absolute cure for kidney disease. Ask our neighbors about them. Nearly everyl_1r»dy can tell of some remarkable cure by their use. One pill a. dose ; 25 cents a box. at all dealei-s', or Edrnan- son, Bates & Co., Toronto.

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As Independent Journal, untranimelled and fearless; aiming tn be Just, lmȢrtia.i,_ Roliablmllilowoy, s seking at all times to further the best interests nf the people, and recognized *herefore as

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TUESDAY, JAN. &. 1901.

THE DYING QUEEN.

For days past one sad thought has been

uppermost in the minds of the British

people, whether at home or beyond the seas. It is the thought that the aged,

1 giving to God by every loyul subject that

He has given to the British people o

uvingly interested in the welfare of her

people and so earnestly desirous of in- ternational peace; that during two thirds of the most marvellous century past she has been spared torule us; that 'she will leave us “princes of her blood" in un- doubted and undisputed succession when

she has passed away, and that the world

will have, as a beacon light for the coming years, the beneiicent radiance of her noble

life and great example thus conspicuously

and before other rulers of nations. That

life and example as daughter, wife,

mother and Queen will be -.11 great power of gm-l long after the . venerable , Sovereign lias passed to her great reward and higher state in anothcrlife than this.

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Rev..Donald McNeill in his letterwhich'

nppeim in another column undoubtedly, voices the opinions and feelings of a very large number of devout Christians against

the introduction of individual communion cups. The proposed innovation is ii start- ling one to many. It appears to be quite

witl1'outwi1rrilnt of Scripture. To many

niand. It is u very serious thing indeed to p change the form of administration of an ordinance instituted by Christ Himself and maintained during nineteen cen~ turies. The founder of the Christian faith

surely knew as much about sanitary laws

and spoke with more authority than any

Sovereign so wise, so just,_ so go id, so li

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e/ audience assembled in Grand

View School house on Friday night, 18th inst., to hear Private F. B. McRae talk on some of the experiences and achievements o . I . and sever/lagged in interest till its close shortly after nine. With the aid of several charts he made the lecture so interesting that hearers almost felt as if. they, too, were onlookers of these famous events, which, while they brought sorrow to many a lowly cot and gilded palace ln the British Empire, also brought such added lustre and renown to British

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placed before her successors; her people arms. He dealt principally with the

career of the lst Contingent and was re- peatedly cheered as he related their

lent conduct in causing that grim lion

Cronje to surrender. Their conduct not only brought forth the unbounded admir- ation of Lord Roberts, but also, on some

retire when it became apparent to the latter that they had to contend with C»ina.di\’s volunteer representatives. While relating some hair breath experi- ences. he admitted _.that he could not adequately describe many of the awfully heartrending scenes witnessed on a bottle lield. Somepeoplegwondered why none ol' the members _ofa lst Contingent were ever reoondihudeii for the Victoria Cross while some members of other Con- tingents were. The rchson for this, he

minds it conflicts withfthe divine com-A-contended, could be understood easily

enough. That much coveted medal ls' avvarded for extreme bravery displayed while retiring from the field in trying positions such as rescuing a wounded comrade in the face ofan open fire from the enemy; but the lst Contingent never had to retire in any of their ten engage- UIGMS. but always carried the laurqls.

revered and most beloved Sovemign of vote of Presbytery’ Conterenee or Com (cheers), The lecture;-'S closing sentences

the Empire is languishing in the grasp of ati alarming and probably fatal illness.

The zone of sympathetic sadness hiisi --*--»o---

indeed been much wider than the broad

hounds of her unexauipled Empire. The great., kindred English-speaking Republic ,l besid.: us has been moved. and millions of

citizens there await with interest only ‘E

less keen than our own the latest tidings 1 _ f

rom the royal sufferer at Osborne. The I Imperial rulers of Russia and Germany, _l so closely related by ties of blood, are. -__ i

- .` - . 'is already determined on by Christ# t UnltcdStates. They

painfully touched by the suspen se and sentiments of “he entire audience whlnbapd that his people will hear Hili‘ou in rhepundag Schllil

1 h._h 8 . he _, b ii - he referred tothe lecture as anintenselyl _ 5 _ Ch L '_ 1-ds are; in g nigneyggtnfogr

Zh;rIl;);l;1H_;eI:res In L Nam or U v igteristing andinstructive one. In reply-ill;i',f,;einar§{Y_nt(l.hheev£ 26:2T,l25j`;L.h`fa:l;)l4:23,24;-» B Do:;_p

iz iiiote of thanks proposed byM A _ o M teh ' -_-._

A variety of circumstances have teded 1 , D. Finlayson and s°conded by Mr Malrtin ' Luke Z2'20'1 C°r'w°16 and 11-Q' a ewd

gregation.

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were eloquent and truly patriotic, _strik- ing a responsive chord in the heart of his hcarers. He said it was an inspiring spectacle the British Empire presented, when her sons from the Motherland find he different colonies ralliel around the fine' toredress the wrongs under which fellow citizens labored in a far-away-land. The. Union Jack has been planted in South Africa, never, we hope, to be torn down, and will surely bring in its wake that progress and advancement which have always followed it. (cheers). The chairman, Mr. Kenneth McLean, followed

occasions, prevailed upon the Boers to'_

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Inzvnos, January 10.-Tho War 0860

has issued a table snowing the total casualties in the South African Held force to Januar-yl. 1901. The faot that the war is not over is shownfby tllgfftoli tilt 550

f which number 211 were killed in action, ' died of}disoase in|South Africa and 23

casualties during December totalled 2,424,

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Killed in mimi ____________ N324 3.216 Died of wounds ........ ........i.i 1.135

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Indivi dual Communion CullS~ 1

Sui,-The report given in the city

papers of the annual meeting of Zi0ll Chnreh,on the 17th inet.. mils “m°“3

lother items of infomation that a

resolution was D839” f“"°"i_"“ the “"° °§ individual cups in the udministratioglozl the Lord‘s Supper. That means a where a congregation is composed of 300members there should be used :D0 cups instead of the one authorised by 51"’ ‘L01-d_ Now I will not anticipate the action of the session, to whom Pl'im9»¥°ll¥ such matters belong, nor the action of

Presbyiery and Synod in the Icom. bm? “S

ember in that church I wish l0 BW-5°

in a brief addi-ess in which he voiced the

A cl He took the cup. an

to surround Queen X ictoria. with a. deepf 1 Mdflfllh Pl`li`21i€ Ml-R88 remarked that nesnmnny is n

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_ . . . 'ii ` the hifrhest ambition that ` ll d li `g°'ve`ha \ks'axm gaveito' ulem “omg e

and more worldwide interest and nii`ec~ ‘ C P* “DDC 8 L B ,Drinkye an of in For tm; ls my blood

tion than has encircled a.U.Y0threI' of thel lmazdians. to risk their -lives fqr the' fill N W Tymmeut which is Shed br

_ , , _ _. , _ _ Emp.re viasto hel her inhe t fio e e 3 - - ' "_ r

rulers of any “gm Her Empire, which hasl Pn1.\c1-. I-idv»a.rd_D1vyis1on,1\o 1,will meet need and iudoing soilto re r rt Cimegig many for the remission of sins. ,z Mari.

t l ’ 9 "en am* " 1 - t. f thehistorlun

doubled m population’ wealth md power o n1.<:1t in _Wrlghts Hull. Visitors with honor That gh h iwritesfromthestandvoin o

' - _we-lcome. ; H . ° ' ey ave fumnemb th em hasises their drinking of the

du,.ing|,e,.10ngreigu‘ has become vaster, their task and considerably enhanced the u 8 D ~ h 5¢,ha|¢_u in

,_., ave Mr Cymx J McMillan goes west today call for assistance but, if such an unfoi-

_ - ~ - _ _ ° 11' ~h bless' is it not the coin-`

K and commerce has brought the ends of on an inspectorul visit to schools in the mnate accurrence ar."ved,’ lm w°uld'bel1tll$1&l1qil<:l1ilr:J'f tl1e“blood “ot Christ?" ulldl

_ _ ~ " » - ' -. -if/19 ea;-th tqgebher and within instant gwesternpart of the province. ' , gone of mf fast t° rwkhls me m her . aiu (1 Cor. 11.25-~“After the same

. '_ ° -' - _ _ ._ __=_.' __ m’wh0,mbee,`,,n ' " ‘maunerneiooki _up lien

._ , ~ . _ _ _ 1 cu _ Luke mentionst epa ' ' D _

. _ _ _ I Miss McDonald, Glenaladale, wa. fai E C A d d one _ D _ ._ . . ~

l UL. than any '”’p°"“‘l fabfm k“°“'“ 1° among those fecisrered at the Qiiee haildmmllul admhalls a mme on ilu M th°17r’hv"Se' but nw Wm) me Cup m

y li histo T . _ _ ` " ‘ ni S' B "me t' a "ev" m°'°’ Whdel ‘ 1 e thit`wc are concerned. .; ry. he multiplication of means of yesterday affemggn he lived would Bnmm b le 1’/116 ml' l Vers ‘

s\\ift comrnunication Of thou./ht’ ml I _ _ _ __ _ ' _ . ’ _ ' ' _ ' . ° ecompej d w"PB.ill used 0111! 'Une 13019- “Tl” cup °t_

b h if _ “K ' _ 1

tJllLlJ But Clllefly it has bleu Her( l\Iis~1Ma°"°'ie I-Iasla e a (C meh) he . W he h"d`

M Llestys goodness and gmclousness, the “'17 fu’ several “eekS’r°t“"'ed\. to w--O-_ _ supped’ saylmg' Tala cl "Lila sheinxi?

'Q lcoupled with divinely imparted wisdom mr home "1 Springfield yestergay 1 ____°"' ‘Testament m My., ’ ls

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that have given her an empire of aifec _ . _ mggmrxle have cle n- evidence for the use mm and regard whmh ld d ; M1<s Matheson of Weeks Sc Co has

_ __ ° is wor -wi e audi ` 1 v . ”_ . Su reme- of onecull i“*h0 Lord's s\1DD¢l'» and W*

These are something new and are extends beyond the vaqt domain of herpzonetoher home to celebrate the silver ‘ not add nn more ,vimout dmng vin.

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*une ,,_~fa,0,.i,°_ , ' _ ~ wedding of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.iD --»-- 1 “-

» _ ‘ ' l impeoiohing

_ _ _ mclal somreignty For a enemti lu th ‘vb l _ l 1 _ _ _lence to the Scripture, an

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For sole only at Past '“l“`°“3h°“” the °'"1lZ°d W°1'1d 'hefl Mesirs, J D Schurman, represeutk g` The trespass case of Dona.dR. M Leo that some try 15 ¢“d@ dm P05* PY

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_ of sympathy, admiration, affection and Hilson of A Horus &Co , left ysterchiy and is still before the court nu-ylaws require t e use of seven. cus- I

respect, as u Chmsuan woman and A afternoon onathree weeks business tip Morsnn Q C ,for plaintitf Stewart , but (Re cut; all git atrigaitiiililvils uint

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Que?u_ P.ov1nce. _ - :hat the e'u’p»uI mliation ‘is :splits be put

J C J A M I N It is indeed a cause for devout thanks- 1 i on 8 len.; with °|»,1,e,»¢_ “Quin-,_

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Good health is the best asset that any man or Woman can have but good

health can only be had by keeping the blood rich and red the nerveslstrotlg If the bloo ' 1

d IS H.110Wed to become poor and watery the whole system is weakened

and falls an easy prey to disease. . To those thus weakened the winter months are

especially dangerous. A chill may be followed by pneumonia; a cold by consum

. _ - 1 _ 1 _ P* tion. La. -grippe finds such people easy victims, »a.ud its after edects are disasftous

llr. williams’ Pink Pills ior Pale Punk

surpass all other medicines as a. blood builder and nerve tonic. 'They strengthen

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The genuine are sold only in pggkags bk;

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right, bear- . ing the full name Dr. Williams'

Pink Pills for Pale People

Sold by all dealers or

Amount Acknowledged to Jenin' lll¢l°‘“”3 0"'*u P" W E-

SP,-inqvale School District, Miss A‘ice Murchison teacher

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