-_ ~ - . ' ~' : ~.\i __ _ ‘ ~ '- .___ >~ <3 -_ - <1 _,__-,~`.~, _,_=__. gn, '~~_~_-3 ,_ "1 _ " :- .e-_ _»» _ , ,_ ,» on I =~_ -:;r-;`.__.f_._-'.~_s;..;j_ ps.;-,; »»'___ ;'._,-._;`_=._;- ,,_._,»."_g“»»_-_--~'-_._-_ 5 _ .»x‘_.._-3._<\__,._,__,_,_ ».-.. ,_`.\. ` -.__`_ ____ _i - _ -_ _ _ "__ .,~1~-;_ _»,»_.Sr_ _ _ ‘ _ ___ _,_ \¢~,-,‘.'j_,-f-§_.~._ , 'ii __,`.__{,;»‘__j__.____~__ $12. __ g_.~_7,:s______ 5£_____ _,.,._,,. ___

“""`*rf ». M . ___ _ » . 4. » ~ if haw”

me ovAaoiaN.<1iam.orr,srovrN-ramen Eowsao ismiraf iv me ‘ »

GRAND THE GUAB|)l|AN‘l....__ ._.

F* _

....BY....

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and other business transacted‘--

I _

An Independent hmmm unmmmelled tie 'list day of December annually hcl Wiiuessllslhw Ysrli (hurt Walls to Ill

. _ i ` ' _LIT satisfies

,md gsm-|,. . aiming w be _drops in one completed year. When he had p.|¢ hr ¢|,|,k|"_ Y _ Jus , I mal, Rsl-able. Nswsy, 99 wmpleted years he still lacked one to ........

i. ii i _ 'rr om office “lenses”

§§g§;§m“o§me'mp‘;i§>e,f“3g°r 01° $33 tompiera ins nrstoenmy when hernia New Yon»<,Api~i114.-oscar Hammer- Y 5* Pa'

P9” °°mPleted 1899 years he still lacked one to sl'el°~W”‘s “ “'l°l1°3"’ Thli"‘d°7 ln' th’

_Th P , _ I . . V United States Supreme Court in a case Qu will ggg wh” Q l,

Pubiqhed D N?f?:r giirspuite nineteen centuries. Not till the mera cigar machine which he invented’ y _ w Block. iroroii side P§si°o°hl¢e all the vigil ° nf D°°°mb°' °t th’ °“"°'"' ’°"’ “mi ”**°“'“h°‘1 il” °°‘“"‘ °“‘i fl" “P°°f

get-i ratiif payable in &dva’nce _ of grace can the year 1900 be dropped in tutors by declining to testify unless ls'

oru i i

S t_hre;\§n%nth_§t"7l'_l}~_ _f19»ilY W to old llather Ti|ne’s great century savings W°l’¢1'°°°mP°“9°d f°1'¢h¢ llbf7l`°f l7hll1kill8»

I) _

Semi weekly 1=i1,t,0nn(°g&0¥1l;i_ 3,; Thu,-_) bank, to make his total of nineteen cent Themupm the hearing °f the case W” : _

P Yr $1 50 in advance 1 25 P°9tP°ned°

-____ Qffeékiy`Edi‘ti0n (Tlxumaay)--5é£~h_;$ - uries complete. Inexplanation Mr. Hammerstein said:

$1.25 ' d ` V c i _ , iii a_ vance _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . _ . _ . _ ...$1.(I) eryprobably nine tenths of ourreaders, A In grderto testify as I should 1__w_ou_<1.

lflhoh Off|¢6¢ possibly including Mr. Osgood himeelf,_ l‘0I1\1lI‘G W¢°kS0f_S§\1d_.Y- 108111100 Bff0l‘dt0

have been established at thei followin are fully convinced that the twentieth glve up my basin” unless I1`°°°lV° 501509

places where subscriptions may be paif, compensation.” news furnished advertisin . 'ob work _ °ent“1`-7 has not Yet. b05!‘\1¥!» but W9 1'-mild S __-Side; Cu}~r'e,s ~ - *D K not very well print his ingenious letter ' __ __ __ _

U.ider the Direction of Brother Pro- 4” Currie, Manager. ` i without exposing itesrtfui fallacy

iv :_ “_ Han Wants in Cele_ Alberton. Albei-ton Bookstore-G. S. ' A ‘ __ A " N ' A uso ` ' SourlsMr'l"elAeR`liI;>lie oiii e-R Seaman ' 4 ~ (£1 @ Q

ramen of ~ ~A8;nf_ P ,C - - Lip.on s New Yachts. QQ

J E B MULREADS T P HOOD

sto ` _ ' ' iv ‘Editor hB'usiness’ Capt. Sycamore, who Dunraven hired

Manager.

to berth the Valkyrie III, at the start of the cup races of 1895, has been engaged by

T SirTlioinas Lipton to sail his new chal-

l l lenger the Erin. A strong effort will be

,__ ____ made to have the Shamrock and the Erin

sail three matches on the other side, the

TUESDAY, APRIL “_ 190.1 " first on the Cowes,the second on the_Glyde,

_' and the hird fl'Ban Ire

%%%

____ Sf-_ Beorga and the llr_igon.

PKOG li.’\ .l.l.Y11f.

March _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ , _ . _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ .Selected

Profess ir Vinniccni' c`s urrlie-=tra.

1. So :iety Ode “Rei \\ h_te_an-1 i<llue“ Arne

'el b B 0. A. W. M'i.cl l

S i _v r _ ie .

. Chorus hv uiembers of -he society.

2.Paf.=i'1~ic Air- .___.Se‘ected.. ._ _Orchesir\ - 3. la) Lhorus -"Lo-ds Of the Waves We Are"

_ r -s 1 _________ _ ' IN WHICH CENTURY ARE WE ?

Error is sometimes very persistent as

appears from Mr. _Osgood's letter in another column, in which he makes an effort to show that the year 1900 is the first

year of the twentieth century. The fall~

acy of his argument will be apparent to most readers but not perhaps to all. It

is mainly based on the assumption that the clock and the calendar reckon time in

the same way. This is not true. The clock strikes the hour only when the hour is completed. The cali iidar marks the day of the month, and thc month of the year at their beginning and throughout their. continuance.

t o gor, .

Sir Thomas Lipton will soon return from the Mediterranean, and will then be waited on by a delegation of representa- tive Scotch yachtsmen, who will ask that the yachts sail a match before sta.rt~ ing-for the States. U Fife is now working over the design of the Sliiiruro¢_-k, and will :make extensive changes since Sir Thomas has given him a free hand.

Capt. Hogarth will have charge of the

Sliaiiirock next season.

She1don’s Profilt on the Cap- W lla,

Stanley presided :it si mass meeting held

ating a, movement to raise a million ‘onsh- els of corn to send to the famine sufferers

. _ . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . _ _ _ . . . _ . _ _ . . . ...;_auning There are some Calendar °l°°k5 in “Sff of India. _

tbl ‘Valet-2" .inning . - _ . ,_ ' _ ' _ _ _ 1 -,» ‘ i ' _

ve__v ,_ 0 W' he N cyonials which show tht completed minute of _the Rev Charleslll Sieldon \ as tm. prin

V _t;r_tE_i1_ »,~_[E,;imqn;_ F H hour’ the completed hom. of the day and cipal speaker and started the subscrip.

YS il 0: .-'U -I T8 \Ll'l0 IC ll!! ' ~ ' ° ~ e 8 pm rs. lv .3 H Watts also the passing day of the week and the H0115 by pledging $1000 of ms Share of the

4_ 50,,g_~pn., U,.e irnmei-cial Traveller," profits resulting from the Sheldon edition

9. Swo d Drill and Royal Salute ... __ . . . . ... Galt \Hi3S‘)_ Fi_izg[o..ri:1l_<1 and twelve loung

\Q".

INTERDI ‘SION.

Light Cavalry Ov ~i-ture by Von Surpa.

Orch s‘l’8-

figures indicating the minutes would show the number of minutes of

the new year that were already

_R _ _ J h _ passingday of the passing or current of the Ca_pita1_

e°mm°§f;.g Enid p,1¢L,`::_‘ nz ° n month, all upon one dial. At the expira-

asce. ..... _f~A¢ th e w fDo " _ .

Lifde Mi__eeS» P-igiie 3,_mf§ean°'¢';i|\_ W" tion of the first minute of the current year _

7- SJW ---- -- M 1;. “B.";l"é‘_°§'_;§;A;;l Abu' _suchaclock wouldshow 12 liours,1miuute, 21 Pmiorlc gggzwi - éwm §g~ff1°i 01° GW' Monday, ist day of Janson, 1900. 'rho f

BURDENS.

pAR,»]1_ _ past, but the hours indicated -i A

1. Solo and Chirus-“Tha Rec s-ima!"

..... ........ ..De Kovon

Hr L. W. Coca and Clnrus.

2. Gipsy Scene -Scene srrsnael by Miss H.

l¢cDons.‘d.

By the Ladies of the Sword Dril‘.

aw; .......... ______ ..E.__ils¢iectoa_

Hu-s Earle. Piano. Pro!essor_ w 0 _

4 Recltstiou “Our Bit of the ruin Red Line Miss McKenzie 2-se-e..-as r*-i.:.“..~ °.;'»=~r.°...» ._ _ li ‘ :ou n re'o ._

Mr.rV_\l. F. Lo lings and Men’e Chorus. Picture ny Lieut. A. G; Peaks. » B. ls.)-(liorus. _ _ _'soldiers' chorus. ...Fsufg

(bl-Barrio ic Chorus . . . . . . ... “Victoria _ G00 SAVEQHE QUEEN.

Accomwnist Miss Amy Moore. Miss Stew-

art. Mr. . McKi». _ Director »Bro.i Prof. W. Harry Wstt=. Tickezs on sale. at usual place! on Thursday

mrrniug as I0 o’clo¢-k- Positively no i.icke.s will he sold 'ill 10 -’click.

Admiss on 35 and 25 cent-1. 'n ls.Pruceeus in and of Red Cross Fund.

_ lll!We Do as We SaylM¥ _Quick__, 3

5 ’Repair<-

T.;-_ To be good repair must be °' done by an expert. Last sea-

:: son’s work turned out from our ;_ shop shows what We can do.

5- Our/

§Business-44*

'lllllil

is to repair wheels of all kinds.

alt pays us to do them properly v That’s why we do it.

Give us your next job ERN EST R | cs,

_ The me Doctor. -

Bicycle Repsii-Shop.

mmnmmmmmms

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llllisllolo; lliovi &. Bliiilioll.

8All\l_81‘El\$;S0|_JolTOB8, lc. svDNEi°, micron

botlkhtandlold. .<

#Ei sir e§~

C tublslnr dwelanp and business blocks; also seven-alot the best wharf p r ties in tow af e Jon

_;,_.;__A _ ___ 1 “

'*”9°"f°¢l9,5l' Nev_v“"*"" f f-_ "

We have just some handsome lines* of?

styles. Also everything in. school supplies etc etc.

lendlil bllildin slt& lit Sydney ”

one.isio__ tiie__bq; oswi, ._,,,,j¥_ _ , _ _ __ jf* The boy eouldnot "_' A " ° _ ? _ _ _ _cent _nite the bor_min_i he ima ~'

secursdlt. Father Af, _ , _,_ "~..gr,l_l_:_sL°ni1e_`lmy_-<i_ I _ _L_ __The_L_adies of_Ss'. -James' Church'

Stationeryf.. if

stationery, i`alF.`lf

' ` l next dodr to Meéchsut"s

would be hours of a. past day and year, and the figures and words relating to the day, the month andthe year would show the day, the month and the year which were iust bexrinning. There is this vital i difference between the modes of the

ordinary clock and the ordinary calendar

dar clock which records the minutes and hours, and the portion which records the days and months respectively ~

The word century means 100 years.

Every century begins with the beginning of its first year. The year ends withthe end of its last day. Then a new year begins,

obvious that as the century begins with the beginning of its first year so it can

dredth year. _The year 100 was therefore the last year df the 61-st century, the year

away. We understand that rf ctl

what day and month and year it is The

is es ay, ut

Tuesdayhas not et dawn. as

y passe y the

hours recorded by the clock have passed. In fact only half ot Tuesday is past. We

calenda_r,and we, there -the tlgures

There are exactly lweents in the dollar

Let ussuppose that old Father Time eaves up his ‘years asa boy might save his cents,

- - ~3-\_- _ ' '_ _ ».' - I

_ _ r l

and Team

nnumonn

Is the Power That Removes

Every Load oi Disease

or between the portion of the dial ofacalen- 0.

' It is the Woi-ld’s Most Noted

Remedy For Blood Clean-

sing, Nerve Bracing and

and not until 100 years have so begun and , , _ » and ended does the century end. It is Flesh ° »4‘-

only end with the end of the one hun- A Nov-V that Spring is at hand’ the body is 1 "UW st°3k

ready to cast off unhealthy tissues if it is only given a chance.

The t work of renewin and

nerves are able to furnish suiiicient energy

Ty P0 IS 6

spring medicine in the world be it

cause ."."."."."""~"s:‘=;:='°

caiondaroeususoim it 'ru <1 ii isfar ' I 'F|l\°Ul$f°8_:_-_ _ _ __ _.IQ I t

more than a mere spring remedy. It

‘brings more than a' mere appetite, perfect digestion and regularity of the bowels. As U10 €l'6&l`»0St of spring remedies it banishes

- _ “”° P "°‘ ion ° d‘i dit' ‘-~ _ - ' V '.

com., We _look _ for the ,W on the ;';§vs;_;:n' °r;’;§fe;“; ‘;’h';‘;’_ :fb n Q” __ Our Bicycles have arrived sud an nov on exhibition stout sliovrcom *

YD Y e e_ er

there is urgent need ot a vigorous and

ple well, add keeps all from sickness 1'Y`lio‘

will hold their Annual Fancy Bair

.l?h3ii§i¢!ev» Surgeons Tl°°¢l°!» lllfll 11754 W

'~_f_30|{g|g___EAs-'_»__ ;R1;:;»h@en_si -z_.so_°'¢1°ok inf-_tile ‘

5tol8.o’ieloc`E.»“ ~ - ‘ 3'

_ ._ ff. t ’°

xl- _ ar- i- -L.:--_ ~ _ U ~ A °

Tim” °“““°“ “'°"“'“ ’°‘“`° ‘””° "‘° 5°* A NEW INDUSTRY. QUALITY is remembered long IRQ

amnmnms

/» eil

'1 J., L_____i\

ls.

Toi>i3i{_s_ Kan, April 14.-Governor

here last week for the purpcse of inaugur-

`i' 3'

'zu

5519)' aes

'fs

'Z “W”-i= \\

1 ` /fl; _ _ '

._ >; \` i`l`;~ /5° PM “'-'U5'-==~ \ 51"- f

if/7 hiéliif'-i l\l_p_,-ll `

_$15 ___1_____»s~___‘_ _

i?%Wrh

”`" UWI

That’s one advantage of dealing with I.

store like this of ours-

We offer you such a range of patterns as

to find only in the large cities.

"i¢=Th`ousands upon thousands of new psttelm,

ings, new designs-are in new-awaiting your

'l he greatest stock everbrought to Prince

land is this of ours.

’ 'Nil

To choose your new papers, thers”s no time

this minute.

Come now when you"re~ sure

oi first choice.

_ Bring in 'a memo. of your

room sizes. .

You’ll iiudaout that it’s al-

most as cheap to have- your

wall pipered-as _to go _with\

out.

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_ 1 area g '_ buns- t _ 1

200 was the last year of the second century ing UP hwlth find Strength is SU-rely and

and the year 1900 is undoubtedly the last qmc1_dy,d°ne by Painfys Ce1°ryC°mp°'md' 'T _ i _ ' i _ » A - ear of the nineteenth cent Pames Celery Compmmp cleans” and i " s '

y purifles every drop of blood in the body; T » ' V i 1 ‘

At noon to-day our clocks will tell us the excretory organs, kidneys, skin and _ ’ _ -

that 12 hours of the day have pasged bowels are made to work actively and the` ‘"`

pe e ~ . . _ 'V . 1" , ~ ~

We look then at our calendar to fllii mghe dlgegtlve organs. h 1 Comer below London House’ Q‘”ni Skeet 5;: A i _. i aine’s e e om und th best ' _

_ ._ lmorbid humors and poisons that cause A "V - -‘ " “ ‘ - A V' »

look for the day of the month and we find rheumatism, neuralgia, heart trouble and _ ' 1 ' ~'- '_ ’ - A1 ` ;

it is the 17th day of April. We know 091181' dlmgerous ailments. _ »~ _.X _l ‘ therefore that the month of April has not F" logs yfears physicians have r°°°3" , . V A ~ I A ` 1 I paésém There are more d f A ru nized Paines Celery Compound as the

1900."__The very fact of those figures being D1‘0mpt restorationtohealthrand strength _ _ _ . _ _ ~' _ " ’ " `

beforeus issvidence that 1900 years have wigs worgonfsystem' d ‘ _ _ ; _ ’ _ _ _ _ ; p _ S notbeencompleted, but thatwe are yet ifnunduixms 0 lx; wsxmzgrsg Ig; i u - r ' A ' A A ' " <4 ‘O `

_ -< ' , -PWS. , _

sa *_h_°'19°9°_l1'_!°°f~_ » _ 1 - _,Primus celery compound ~msk¢ssi¢k pea

l, _ »

8 0

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New

Lewis!

PP'°PP

Wheat; Glover. and Qflci

i » “ `

WING Eu Has opened s -hilt