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Bright, fresh. new Wall Papers, in charming desizns—at such trifl- ing prices.

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THE PHILIPPINES

Americans Have Captur- ed Malabou

SPLENDIDLY UNDER FIRE

They Are Now Threateninz the Insurgents Position.

{Seecrat to Tae Exam NER }

Wasnincton, March 27.—La'e new: to the Goverumeit from General Otis an- nounces that the Filipinos have evacuated Malabou and that efforts to prevent them effecting a junction at Malolos failed after heavy fizhting.

The bebavior of the troops was splendid uoder the ordeal of heat, fizliting aod marching.

ENGLISH AND } FRENCG § SAILORS. |

Have a Fight at Nice Injured.

(Special. ro tHe Examiner. |

Loxpon, March 24.—The British tare and French sailors came into collision at Nice on Friday, and a serious riot ensued. Several of combatants were injured.

A Halifax Tragedy.

[Specian to Twe Examiver |

Several

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Bro hersand Sisters Fass the Cen- tury Mark.

Corxwa.i, Ont., March 25.—One of the few centenarians of Eastern Ontario, Mrs. Catharine Barkley, died at the bome of her son-in-law, aged 102 years. Her father, the late John Strader, wasa U E. Loyalist, wbo settled in the second con- cession of Matildain 1785. Mrs. Barkley was bora there io May in 1797. Fours ‘core years agoshe married the late Joseph Barkiey. Ot afumily of 12 ch liren nine are still living. The family record for longevity ia very remarkable. Mrs. Bark~ lev’s fa:ber acd mother lie ina charch yard nesr Lroquois,their recorded #g-s being 88 aad 89 respectively. Her brotheer

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Hauirax March 27 —While Patrick O’Donoghue was being buried yesterday hie father died. }

ever, Wassd great that it proved fatal! to the father.

A Liberal Down on the Gerrymander.

(Seecta, roTHe Examixer,}

Orrawa, March 27.—Sevator Keer, liberal, announces that he will oppose the

The head of the column is fifeea miles! commission of judges.

from Malolos where the flower of the in-' surgents army is etrongly entrenched, probably numbering twenty thousand men: Lhe advance of troops is stead ly resisted, McArthur will resume the advance today supported by the caivary ani artillery. Bard hand to hacd fighting is expected tonight, Mcoday and tomorrow morning.

Mania, March 26 —The A-oericans }J' ured in @ political fizbt at Carlevi-le,

today took the town of Malinta afier a sharp fight ia which Colonel Egbert of the

22rd infantry and several others were killed.

Manila Prince Loewenstein,formerly hi n- orary Aide~de~Camp on the staff of Generai Miller, at Iloilo, somehow gotin front of the firing line and was killed.

Onr casualties today are much lighter than yesterday.

The to‘al reported since the engagement began is 45 dead and 145 injured.

Manita, March 27.—The Filipinos are burning §: heir stronghold at Malabou and and their forces are fleeing from the city in the direction of Nicbolss, general McAr- thur’s division is pushing forward to Mal- abon.

The insurgents will make a last stand probatly at Malolos.

Wa-h'ngtoa, Colonel Egbert killed at Manila was wounded at Santiago but re- covered and weot to Man‘ia.

Prince Ludwig Kerl, Manila was the missing hueband of Lady Auna Saville.

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Plans and specifications of all kinds of buildings always hand for approval.

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gerrymander unless it is committed toa

Michael Davitt Injured.

(Srscrau ro THe Examiner } March 27.—Michael Davitt

and several supporters were seriousiy ip-

Loxpon,

A HUNDRED REASONS.

Can be given why Simari’s Dyspepsia Tablets are the Lest and most effectual cure for every furm of isdigestion.

They are in the tablet form which r- tains their good qualities indefi n‘e'y, while ] quid preperations become stale aud ust] ss wih age.

They are convenient, can be carried in the pocket and taken when needed. They are pleatant to take.

Af.er each meal- dissolve one or two of them in the mcuth aod, mingling with the food, they constitute a perfect digestive, absolutely eafe for the most sensitive stomach.

They digest the food before it bas time to ferment, thus preveoting the formation of ga? aad keeping the blood pure and tree from the poisonone products of fermented, half digested food,

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets is the only reme ly designed especially for the ccre of stomach troubles and nothing elee

One disease, one remedy; the succeseful physician of to-day is the specialist, the successful medicine ie the medicine pre- per d especially for one divease.

Stuart ’s Dyepepsia Tablets make the

The strain of parti i e strain Of parting from his son, for ; the late Wm. Shaver,

the late Cap ain John Strader had passed, she centuary mark when he died, in 1888. Avohr brother, Heory Strader, of Brinstoo’= Corners, died » couple of vears earlier, aged 96, and a sister, the widow of of Winchester, is ber senior by three years and ia still living.

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ESTEEMFD EXCHANGES.

Mail and Empire: Sir Wilfrid is angry because the biunder3s and deceptions are being explained by his opponents and understood by the people, and he feels ihat | be is losing bis grip.

Montreal Gazette: Mr. Greenway, of Manitobs, bas also de- clared himself in favor of clipping the wings of ‘he Senate, The Senate iast cession prevented Mr. Greenway from laying his political hands on $300,000 of the Manitoba schoo! trust fund. His voice is calculated to be abont as effective oo public opinion asa resolu:ion of the Drammoud County Railway veodore or a grow! from Messrs, Mackenzie and Mann.

Dominion Grocer: The dsoty of Canas dians is to mind their own business ; to get into Parliament as many men of business c.mmon severe, irrespec'ive ot political faith, 8 possille, to the exclu iva of those who are poor in the opposite qua'ity ; to d-vote their energies to developing oar great vatural resources, and to the develop- ment of our export trade with Great Bri- tan iu particul ir, and with countries in general whose tariff= are not spec ally de-~ signed to shut out Canadian produce, Toese thingsdo not mean retaliation ; they do mean dependence upon our Own eu~ ergies.

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> ere Chinese Questions.

Loxpex, Mareh, 25 —The V-ennacor respondept of the Times, discuss ng Chinese questions, says: ‘Little love ie lost between Japan and the U nited Staves Certainly Japan is not unxious to see the Americans obtain a footing in China, particularly on account of America’s pro- tectionist politics.

Rome, Mareb. 25 —I: is understood that the Chinese Minister bas informed the Italian Government that China absolutely refuses the demand of Italy for a conces- sion at San Moon Bay.

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complexion clear by keeping the blood pure,

They increase flesh by digesting flerh formiog foode;

A whole package taken at one time woul] not hurt one, but would simply bea waste of good material.

Over six thoueand men and women in the State of Michigan alone, have been cured of indigestion and dyspepsia by the use of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablete.

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Sold by all druggia:s at 50 cents per |

In this city, on March 25\h, Margaret,

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THAT CONFLICTING JUDGMENT.

Sir,—The judgment of the higher court reversing Mr. Justice Hodgson’s decision in the Meddie Gallant election case is mystifying to the ordinary layman, and might be passed overas simply a legal burlesque if it were Lot pregnant with such lamentable results as the engender ng of contewpt sgainet recognized authority. When a gen leman of the well-koown legal acumen and recognized sound judgm:nt of Judge Hodgeoa renders a decision, the general public have, heretofore, been wil- ling to accord it a respecitul assent; and [ ebeerfully subscribe to the list of those who array themselves among that pumber. Wuhout, however offering any discor- dant note to the righteousness of the judge- ment delivered by the majority on th 21st in-t , L fer] like asking “W bere are we at ?” As an elector of the Firet District of Prince —the scene of tnis election orgie—I blush that the state of affairs revealed by the elec- tion court should +xist in our midst, But the facts of is uotortunate existence are undisputed; aud the punishment one learn- ed justice metes out is mitigated by a duet of colleagues until it becomes practically no puvishment at ail.

I ani far from impugoviog the justice of the conclusions arrived at by Judges Sul- lvan and Fitzzeralid, and must acknow- ledge a sense of 8 fety in the fact that we have our Courts of Appeal under the British system of legal jurisprudence. But when @ juticial gestieman renders a decis« ion one week, which commends itself to tbe reasonable men on the ground of both sides, an adiecence, begotten of a sense of justice, is given; and when that decision is revereed by judicial confreres of no higher legalor jndicia! attainments, a few weeks later, you musi pardon the layman’s bewilderment. lam far from wish =z 10, in any way, encourage the disrespect for jucicial de- cisions, Or whisperings ef personal conflict between judges, whish I bear everywhere around me. Nobody would feel more pained than I, sir,to know that such alle~ gatious had even the semblance of trab. 1 take the liberty, though, on the strengtt of the Gallant case, w hich I personally koow wes far from immacalate, to urge upon the authoritics to make the law sothat the subterfage of a Joav on +]ection day will be more easily interpret d as a bribe,—thereb; silencing ihe acarchist ecoatempt for i law which is the r @1l', em ong the massce, of recent election decisicus. P. C.Mvarny M.D. T:gnish, March 24h, 1899,

A Hundred Men Killed,

Alc ers, March 25.—Teclegramme Al- glorien announces that a number of Arabs arrived at Ghardeia a few days ago and tbat they were raiding the country, Ghar- deia ie situated about 300 miles south of Algiers, in the Sahara.

It is further announced that a party of Touaregs receutly attacked # European expedition which was on its way to Air, io the Sabara, and that after a fierce fight the Touaregs were beaten off, but the expedi- tion lost one hundred killed, and part of its caravan captured,

Andree’s Remains.

Mosc_w, March 25.—The story of the fioding of Andree’s remaios bas been re-

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