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PORT ARTHU il AGAIN.

Still another bombardment of Port Arthur has taken place and further damage has been indicted upon the Russian fleet in that port. This lsln pursuance of the double object of des- troying or capturing the Russian ships and capturing the famous stronghold under whose guns the iisetls sheltered. We do not know as yet what progress has been so far made in landing troops in the vicinity of Port Arthur, and it cannot be hoped that the fortitic itions can bereduced by a naval attack alone. The

furious bombardment is, however likely to demoralise the garrison to some

extent and prepare the way for s later`1

attack in force by sea and land. It seems

not improbable that the Japanese may yet capture Port Arthur, and it will be a great point gained when they do so. The task must be, however, a grave one, if we recall how long a siege Sebastopol sus- tained before the allied forces captured It..

THE PENALTY OF A FAST LIFE

is paid for lay an irritable condition of

body and min ,by exhausted energy, poor digestion, uustruug nerves and broken sleep. lf you must and will live the kill- ing pace, better keep in mind the sustain- ing powers of Ferrozone, a wonderful ton. ic and recoastructor. Ferrozone ls a blood maker, a nerve strengthener. a heart and brain lnvlgorator. It creates ap- petite, insures perfect digestion and un- disturbed sleep, restores the vitality and strength lost by excessive living very quickly. Ferrozone will do you inestim~ able good, try ir. Price 50c. per box or six boxeqfor $2.50, at Drnggists, cr Poison Co., Klngst.on,Ont. Da. Hau1L'roN‘s PrL1.s 'Gunn Hx abacus. _T

Sn our assortment of wire goods.-

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The reported purchase of Poole‘s wharf by the Government formed a tAD|° °f much interest and not a little speculation in various circles yesterday. It ll" N'

ragement to many who have hoped for adoption of a central site for the new

railway station, and the extension of the rails along the water front. There is much oiiicial reticsnce about what is io

done, and be can only hops that the well understood wishes of the guest majority of our citizens may 5° fllrly ll1¢l- Tl-G

mmunlty has been kept a long while in

suspense and we shall be glad to learn that something decisive is about to be do; c.

con the

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A GREAT LITTLE WORKER.

D l -l lif time the heart will plerl llxiiirli aoggilioit tons of blood through

the aieholic beverage that is drunk to-da

the real genuine arllele was ou th

greater than heretofore in drinking beverage made up chiedy of dead]

was the only safe remedy for man an prohibition for the state. This he prove

brought up lor discussion. The questlo

aknirre lare:n:i ilutteriu the bfood opened the debate with s well chose

1 1 ii in earl ni qusiiiier and rs- irsuiliccs Jptizstlhuldh asgistlhlitceas isbest sup- Bb mkmk nm 'hh °t mmled Elisa by Dr. Ghase's Nerve Food the great °‘ ° ' lood builder and nerve restorative.

GRANVILLE NOTES.

Temperance Nc Z1), celebrated their 10ih anniversary this year by having a temper-

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Spring Suits and vercoats

Wc’ve opened about fifty cases of new

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,_,,.m_ spring suits and overcoats for men.

The styles are elegant, the pattern pretty

and:the price is right.

ther Ilew oods Bere

New colored shirts in soft and stiff bosoms,

new ties oi’ all kinds, new underwear, new

cloths, new curtains, new caps, new odd

pants for boys, new trousers for men, new

rainproof coats for Men and Boys, new

prints,new goods for other departments are

up at the big store.

Prowse Bros,

arriving every day. You should see what's

marriage contracts which ended i

si e. It was then moved and seconds

meeting is: “Is man the -arch

circumstances. The recent thaw has mad some very dangerous places on th

near Hrs. Thcs Taylor-'s.-Our mall drive

inspector will get an introduction to thi bridle when he makes his next call.-

MEETING OF PRESBYTERY.

yesterday In St. James Hall. In the fore

art was elected Moderator and some rcu tins business transacted. _

Church which is composed of the Moder

year and that, having been elected by the congregation as a member of the session a majority of the session had declined to

David Small followed nan-ating the

steps in connsctionwith the election of Mr. Robertson and detailing the incidents at the regular annual congregational meet- ing ofthe church. While speaking cf the action taken on several occasions in con- nection with the work of the session the pcini was raised that the matter should he discussed with closed doors. A motion to that effect carried and those who were not members of the Court withdrew.

After discussing the question at some length it was decided to dissolve the srssion and commissioners were appointed to act with the moderator In constituting s new session.

Taylor’s Bookstore for wall paper rem

`nani,s; we would not bc able to meet -our i

hills if we gave it away lor nothing but wc will gc very near it. See our new paper. Sample _books now ready. We want your trade, and we will meet any out In prices. Come to Taylor's Book ank Wall Paper Stole. 27 d 4 i'

, Lots of Mothers tell ua

what benefit their children have derived from »

OUR EMULSION

~ WITH GUAIACOL

if you have s child who is

weak and delicate.

If you have children who

are subject to croup or colds.

just try a bottle and note

improvement. It not onli

bu ids up the system but a true germ lrilier as well.

The Hypophosghihes -oi'

lime and soda the ne pm- ducefs msire it inva iusbie for growing children. ~ ,

Price 4ocper hottie. Prepared by _ .

A.W.IiCdiiiil i’lllli.B. -

The Square Druggist. Sunnyside.

hlm.He did not` have haohbcnsne interest enough ‘ln the welfare-of his country to soho a voice that would helps tamper- anos rotor-m. Hs gave some statements from a reliable institution claiming that

is lllielrlmade up of poisonous drugs and _

other chemicals and that only enough of _ ' 1 ‘ ___ _

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market to keep up the reputation of the - 7-._ _ _(.1. _ f adulmratéd so that the danger is much ' 'i "Z _

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poisons. Mr. Sellsr was horrified to stale ' ~ that many times our government and I ' ' even civic authorities were supported ' _ Q

and elected on the strength cl the liquor _parties and robbing many people of their

`j t rights. He closed his sloquentdis~ | course by saying that total abstinence

He was followed by Bro .Iss

lciivoroement, particularly so In the United

States and he did not think that showed 2 married life tc be a pleasure. Othem who ,

Pearly sa-em D1v1»1¢e or the sensor wok om In the dlwlsllvn vm Bm 1

Chas. McLeod, Bro. Hugh McKay, Bro.

A. C. Taylor, Bro. Thcs. Wlgmcre, each I

ance sermon preached inthe Methodist setting forth strong arguments on his

church on Sunday, Feb. 14th by the pas- d

tor Rev. G. A. Selllh Hr- 56"” HHN stated to the large congregation that he was pleased tohave the opportunity cf givlnga tsmperance sermon in behalf of the members of such a grand institution asths Sons of Temperance. His srrmoi throughout was a very interestlngdcgicai and lorcesble one. Among the Billy im' portant facts he gave he described the great danger that lay in the P101' 01 ill' temperance, claiming that the only "fe road towhich was that of total abstin- ence. He strongly denounced the moder- ate drinker, they setting an examD\¢ that many would imitate and after Bud themselves an established drunkard, Thus they havea greater influence for evil than a drunkard as no man ever see-

g a drunkard would ever wish to imitate

that the question be decided in favor of - married life which was carried by a slight majority. The question for debate next

" 5 White Skirts marked $1.55 now

trot of his own fortunes or s creature of

Jas. Warren had on Tuesday to go about six miles out of his way in order to avoid this same piece of road. The cause' of this road being had when it thaws is

owing to the narrow archwsy in the _ bridge. It 1.1... 1.. hoped mr 0... me I Chemise marked 75c now - - - .38

The quarterly meeting of the Presby-

tery of Prince Edward Isihnd was held I

noon session Rev. A. Craise, Mount Stew- 2

At the afternoon session a petition was

presented from the session of St-. James'

ator Rev. T. F. Fullerton, T. C. James, A.

L. Brown, David Mc-Phereon, and David _

Small. asking that the session be dissolv- ed because of the fact that it was equally divided leavin! the burden of decision on the Moderator, and that.§ new session be elected by the congregation. T. C. James was heard lu support of the petition. He ’ set forth the duties of a session and showed that in the present case the Moderator had the duty of deciding im- posed upon bim whereas the session should be an intermediary between the

congregation and the minister.

Alter some discussion a motion carried

that the petition of W. B. Robertson he .

1' heard in connection therewith. The peti- . ’ . tion set forth that the petitioner had

been a member oi St. James’ church for The LeldQI'S,

twenty years, that he had been superin-

tendent of the Sunday School for over a

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L°°ki'\8 ¢hf°\l£l\ our stock oi' Whltewear we

d picked out n lot that was .slightly soiled and placed

by the divine and supreme laws. At the last meeting of Pearly Stream:§Divlsion

the body, and so longasthe blcedlsin s the vital question of xnstrimony was healthy condition it will repair itsai! as testes it wastes, pattloliail *§°F,il“¢ “iz was “which ad’ords the greatest pleasure

_them on our bargain table to sell at half price. I'Iere’s ‘

__ a list _of the goofla-come quick and get first choice.

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NIGHT DRESSES.

T h Bd to th ik, ' “jam” §°:_“;‘:“ 'mt Wj’M::’_":°' of r Night Dress marked $2.10 now

$1.50 now

$2.25 now

$2.65 now

$3. 25 now

SHIRTS.

“ “ $1.35 now

is u ‘L20 ____n_o:w_

if i' £1.35 now

CHEMISE.

I “ “ $2.25 now - - _

CHlLDREN’S PINAFORES.

2 Pinafores marked 85c now -

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55c new -

$.r15 now -

$1.00 now -

CHlLDREN’S SHIRTS.

I2 Children's Skirts marked 25c now` - 134;

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CORSET COVERS.

60 Corset Covers half price.

- - 28|.: - - 581: - - 501:

4 5c now - 23C

$1.05

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a 1.13 $1.33

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Miss Sexton, Demonstrator of the

world renowned W. B. Corsets, will be at Stanley Bros. on March 14th. 2 d 2|.

-Miss Hcrtense Phillips is now pre-

pared to take pupils in elocution and china painting at her home Hillsboro Street. 2'i3l.

-The promoters of the sacred concert in

the basement of the Cathedral desire rp i xprses their thanks to the public for their patronage to the diderent members who took part in the program and tended tc make it such a success. Also to Mr. Fletcher who so kindly lent the pianos, and Miller Bros lor the use of trio organs

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-»- Leo Williams will sing, besides a msg.

. ' ‘ ‘ ._ ‘- slivllt nslniath md Prof. wma'

orchestra. Nothing eheap about eh. Ontsrtsinmsnt hut the price.

allow his admission to that body. . ' :sg ` f , ' -5

Yearly Premium . Total Premiums _ . .

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