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If your mirror tells you that your fm, 5,' lmiug

its '°“nd“°s’» th° °Yes their lustre and the cheeks their gl<_>v,,don't blame' the mirror. , You are losing Rosh- there s a waste somewhere. Try the scales. You don’t tip the beam at the point you did formerly. It’s several liotehes back. Try on lut year's clothing. Do_esn’t _SS Sosnugly, perhaps. _ These are all evidences .that

gon need Scott’srEmulsion because you need more flesh,

otlnn_g picks up lost flesh or stops v_;sting.1ik¢

S(l0TT’S EMULSION

Losing tiesh may be all right for people who are over- Jreight, but the average person can spare little and retain the even balance of health. If your body is in !l¢_¢d Of more flesh, try Scott's Emulsion. If there are any evidences of wasting, try- Scgws Emulsion, It ,511 put you back in normal condition and restore your lost weight so <1\1iC¥ly that you will wonder why you didn't tryjt before. _, , . _ _ _ _

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To Leave Your Family Well oil ?

To Secure an Income in Old Age ? To Iuérease Your Business Credit ? To Invest Your Savings Profitably ?

Life Insurance in The Mutual Life may be made to provide all

these and more.

lhe Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York. (Oldest in America) A. N. FRASER, (Largest in the World

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iigieirs of Canned Lobsters and Meats

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Founders, Mgclilnisis and Bollermalwfs- _

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function of the year, was chiefly notable

lto»di\y by the absence of the Emperor,

Nicholas and the imperial tunily. The horn gnurdsiis the emperttb owu rezii uienl tmd never before has he failed to attend its annual parade. With the ilmprels llovvhgu, Kmpres intl the en- tire' court, tlxfemperi "' remained at Tsaraco Selo. The' only Grund Dukes who ventured out of their palaces were .\`icholu, Boris and Alexander Michnell witch representing his nmjestyi Even Grand Duke Vladimir; vomrnnnrler of the military district, was not present the exphlllatiorn l>el.ugt-hat he \\'a.s detained .rt palace on account of sickness. The danger to the imperial fnmily ,wus regirded uaespecinlly irreut to-day, na it happened this was the festival of the iuiaculute conception, on'

business was suspended, the entire popiri ntion wus in the streets 'ind the fear of nn .intowarfl inciileiit in view of the uctivil_y

S'r.PH'i~;i:siiuR\:, April T.-The inside

history of the u|o\ cult-.nt for the frvedoui of the orthodox church from the bureau-

erucy of the Holy Synod. slionxs' [lint it nvu.-il its initiation to President Witti- nt .\ meeting oi' the conimirtco of niinistvrs :luring thc consideration of i-he question of tolcrnnco of all fniths \vliicl\ wus raiiseii by the L'l;n.se of Dec. 19, 100|. M. \\'iLte l\~li\'t-reil :Ln eloquent spcecli on thu nor: essityof keeping nlive the fuith ninong hc ignorant poverty stricken Mujiksuho who comprised l20,(IJU,tIX) of the populat- im of Russia :mc declared that in the bitterness and despair of their lives, relig- ion was the only compensation. Witliout faith he i-uid thc foundation of tin- whole llussinn state would be destroyed.

Antonius, the Metropolitan, of

l’.°tarsbnr|.:, who was present, was :rently linpmssod und discussed with .\I. \\'ittc the deplorable condition of the church. .»\s n result of this dis- cussion M. \\'itte drew up zu nivnio

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Mo.\"rn1-:_u.A1.rilR.-A lib.-l nt-tiim in-

volving the honor of the City Council wus stnrioal this morning. .»\ld. \'=illiur und cliuirnuin of the Finnncc Connnitteo ngninst the Montreal lircwing Co. for $l0,~ lhll dni|un.:t~s. The latter coinp:\ny pro' tested Aid. Vnllicfs vote in the sclieine licforc tho council to close t-ertnin strl.-cts

they gave liiniun unuunl pn.-ss, when he

Annual Parade of I-iorse Guards for First Time Without ills

' ` Presence ln St: Petersburg. V - _

'nth-es of ineinben ofsociety being present.

of the strictest religious holiduys.

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S'r Pzruasauno, April 7.-The nnuuar precaution. Insured gendnrmes ~ vrenif

“Bde M ‘hs 5°". s.u*. °:“.”.,|'atatloued ut the bn-l-.;c~ nnd_in the street

_ leadiugtothe bnmu-ks of 'thc` regiment

‘£?m'°'? °'!° °¢ me nm". gucwmarlou the boulevard to keep away n "“n‘°‘”'-V ~°°“l““"x““ "'91" “R * .“°d°| ‘crushud or$nary spectators were not

nllqwgd to nppngch within a. bloclz. The purad_e,instead of incurring as usual be-_fore the hnrrnekl, uibiplzicc within lhe riding school, being in every nay a\ purely per

funclory affair, al few foreignerfi represent-_

.mer the uooniu-.; or the colors me mga-

nient. u‘.-.xrchedtotlw church of thc As ccnsion adjoining :lie lnirfnt-las. where services were held. Yhe uit-‘:\ nround the church was Mled witii solid phulnnxes of cuirassiers and ohm-utter guards, who inter g1'eett.‘tl hhn Gianni Duke Nicholas ai he emerged from the portal with the “l\urn\hs."alwlys gi-:en to tnvinlu-rs of the imperial family. 'f`!n.- public had onlyn glimpse of the repi-~':acnmtive of reigning dynasty und no echoing cheers came from the crowd.

The een-niony of I i-uvpiiig tllocolors ivue

hlso carried out in the .~;qunrc of the winter palace by the troops. The police _made n number of r.;-rests. but l-:th inili- tiry disploys happily passed oil' without

of the terrorists induced e:¢t.raor<linary'_`disturba\nce.

iusurs cnilncuuunsiiis

uluuuisss un usuu

Necessary ihatllusaian lvlujiks Should be Religious to Ac- l ceptGoerclon

ini to the th e i:\ thc fnvor of call iugnn euclt-.sii’$ic.il council torcforni thc chun:li udnxinistrntion sysle-ui. This document \\-in followed by ;\ pt-ii tion in at Sinillnr vi-in signed by the nictropolitnn Atonius nnd bishops und priests. Procurntor Pobciloiiovseil isrcprt-sciitvd to h.\\'c been furious ut M. \\'|tt\'. He wrote to l~Iii\pe'wi' Niclinlns, advising that the whole question of n\li;:ious tuition be turned over to the- lloly Synod. The voiiriiihlc piocuinior, lioxvcvcr, found tlint he could not coxnninntl at inzrjority of the Synod for his pr.vp<\silinii :ind rr.-tired from the ileld benti-ii. His uid, Stnhler, tried to create the impression t-hut M. Poboetlouovstell’ himself fnvored the council, but the pro. urntor really wus so <:hn;;rined that lie is reported to hnve re- signed. This, howover, is denied. The Rusly Stovoin giving;\n account of M. Poliocdouovstulfs uctionsnys: The dricd

uuiiuiiLRiiuuulii's Hunt u Suu

Alleged That He Was Bribed to Vote for a C. HP. R. Measure

by Being Given a Pass on the Railway. ’

forthe extension of thu (.‘. P. R. yunls and ‘ Flu further clziiinwl t-lint other nldoriuvn clniinod he hnd opposed thc rnilvuty until ure in the hnhlt of ;\~.-cepting pnsscs fit*-ni

up idol \\'ill full soon or thu »:li\u'ch will be pnxnlyzed."

suddenly |;‘lif\ii;_'t‘|l his \‘ie\\S. und sup- pfarlviltlieplsili which \vns~a tinully cair- ricd. l’|t~>1idcnt Ci:--liing, of the llru\\'i|\s1 Co., \\':\s ii \vitucs.~ this inorninir and nc» ciiscd _\ld. Yullii-r of using $500 worth of passes on the C. P. R.nnd nlso lending his pn s to other :ildertncn und slcvliirell tiiisjustiilcd hint protesting; his vote.

lilac rnilwny.

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WHY YGU SHOULD’ USE .

.sd R01-‘»<-'= .éa

Because of the care iif:Selection and Blending;

_ My agents in the east are expert tea testers; and everylot of tea that is sent down from the Gardens has to pass their inspection. ._’l‘l1gy take samples f¥Qm._the chests and carefully taste tl_zetn,"then if the ten is fully upto the _Red Rose standard, it is _accepted and shipped;

if notit is rejected. .__ _ -_ T , .

-The most imggrtant test of all, however, iswhen the

_ res arrives here..aa during the amuse thrvuirlplle. Red

Sqnthe very great heat often q§ects the .T_e_a peri- ouily. _Immediately _on arrival* samples are t en from enola lot and.pubje_eted to gligmgst rigid tests, col? tholehas which lmve retained all their origiqgl; 3_8YQ.X and creased ~for,,,ReQ Home (the hllenoe is |9,bbed_o§ ill bulk). .4 , _. ,_ ,

When-blended and ready to be put into sealed pack- ,

gg, Q is tested _pgnin just to spake sure no mishke hu

nude 1n.u»e_i»1=»ainr;. ssthmx_fs_l=f_°_¢9_<£°_'\2.

~ ‘Will-!°° “Stas by °f=h¢.i§ ° R*¢_\E°8°? - - _

fr. H. es_TABRooits_; st. John, N.B. .i. `i ',NMti|Q8;1’oH|l0 wiunlrto. ‘ ~

1 mains nbont Hlcpcr t-wt-. Outs sold f ,

fi "' " ` 'N-*’$Tl3\il.ART»`

The Guiiniiuuis Eastern cones writes of one of King`s Uolulttfl known' and host respected cftixensz-

We are culled upon to mourn one ofthe

m°°l~ PUNK' spirited, one rf ' the best i known, one of the most favorably known' ofoursons. Un the morning of' the 7th 'ilftera few' hours suflhring Cyrus .\'. Stewart, lkq, of Red Point passed to his E!€!1l;\l \'t‘V\..\r\l, legviug M1 ugerl mggher, 8 sorruwing willow, three young children, One Surviving brother, Wulince, and one sister Mnrtliu. ` Although it has not been your corres- poudenfs custom write to those _ land-.\hle, sometimes fulsonie obituaries uovv so oommouinour lskind press, yet we req! that more than .1 passing reference is due to one who occupied an large s'p.ict~ in our `l0ot\llll':\ir~s, who wnx forcxnust in every public enterprise. in leader in every uiove- *ment for the common good, ii fri-full to every cuu.~c .~;\`-;nlnt»:d,to auluint-» thi true iliterests of our cum iuniiy.

True he \va\s in hislhiuidships. l.\'_»'.\l lu hisobliggutious. unswerviug in his iiilelityfl strong in his integrity, it it-it-nl to bel trusved in prosperity und udvt-i>it_\'. liosr ' pitnble in his home. :\gre¢~;\blu in his de-l portuient, n ll.-voted son, n good lxeis‘»a1\<i.l I khid fnllicr and faithful brother, he leaves u void thnt can never he iilled. Ardent in his uttuchuient to British ln~ stitutions, iuii»\u.~l with ul<~_w\l¥y und llc- 'votion that cirt-nin'~ti\nt‘n-s could tivwr impair, zunlous for thediunity .if crown and constitution. urdcnt in ,\'unciu;,' the host ixitnrcsts ot' !l.t- coni- |non\\'cnitli, the Bust loses one of the best ' one ofthe most vnicr;\ri.<ing of ln-r son. _ and the writer loses one of his i»t‘~t. one of his truest, one of his iuost unsvvcrviu;:.

one of his lift- long friczids. _

Farewell. Uyrus :~Ite\\-iirt, ai lon;

well. accept 'this tribute from unc nlili know your \\'or:li, who v\pvrit-ncull your friunllship. who uppr.-i-iutml _vour iidi-lily, l who-ifteii felt tl|c clnsp of your lnnnlyl hnnil, Lhue|i<'o\irugeiiiciit of;.'ourrliel~:~i1\;_f! word. and -.vliu ;.:ra\t¢:full_y rut-t-ivuil gviicruus aisslsiatnrc in s-ll:nl»in_; ~tl-up and rugged p.-uhsiny. 'l`lnn\

gone but not iorgnlteri.

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A SPRING NEED.

The Indoor Life oi Winter is Hard on the Health.

.\`ot \~x'n_~il_v ~.~I.’l-1-lint not for-lliig quite

\\'ell. 'l`lin"s tlw .~pri|i;_: l`-.-t~{ii\;:. 'l'ht* rr»;i.s'on--t-iosr l'ciiii:iuim.\tit iu~l~.».u.~\luriii1.: Lhc \\ inter inmitfis, lm-:itliizi-,_ ihv impure ziiroilianlly \'vntilr:t».>1.l liuiisx-.~, ollices und _\\'\»i'k.§li.>ps. 'l`ln- iitiul-lv in.\_v ninnift-.~t itself in it vnrinlvle uppctiio. little piniplos or i-ruptimis ul' the skin, :\ fueling of \\`01ll`ll\\‘»\\'. null it-rl::\|:.~ :in 0\r'u~i~-ii:\l hczivlurln-_ or ii ti`\'inf_'o of nulirallgiu oi t'heuin;\ti:~\n. l‘erlinp.~' you think the u'uui»l\° will [\|\.~z.~ n'~\';iy-li\it it \\un'i unlr.~.- you flri'.'\~ it out of thc z~_v.~t¢\ni l»_\~ putting ilic blood right with it licullh- \¥l"U\l! l0l\l\f~ And tin~rc is only one nhso- lntcly certain. blood-ruin-\\in,<:, nerve- n~stoi'ing tonic-~l)r. \\'illi:\u~-" Pink Pills liJr};’nle People. 'l`l\on.sunds of gmtvlul people li;i\'\:lvstitlvd that these pills are ‘tile best or ull spring medicines, 'Iln-v uctilally make neu' blood; they bruce the m‘rves'n||1i sire-n;;tln-n every organ of thi- "0d.l`- 'I l-\‘.\` llldkv tin-il. ilopresss.-fi nilinz! men, woiucu and cliildrcu bright, 'ncrlve uh-lstrnniz. Mrs. N. i~`l=i;:\|.~'on, _-\siliiit~l<l. S. 5.,sn_»'s: "l"orthei>r.1it-lit it mnv be in otlivra I take uiui-li plcnsuiw in'.\n_yin,; that I hnvi- found \\'oi'|lt~rfnl lwiiclii. fron; i»li_\~ use of Ur. \\'illiniu.~i` l'ink Pills, \_\ he-ii llwgnn tnl<in,~; thcui l \v:\s so lialdlv rim down that [could .~cnr\-t>|_‘,' gn :zlmifl ll\.f=.h9.u.~_¢_~ ,l .\v=x.»-..=.~isu.,.tiouiiit-.1 nm. |,u\Tp1iz\t1on oftlielirnii :uid noni: .~;wll\_ tint thi- pills linvo tu'l_v ru.\tun-il nic nnl l liuunow cuinyiiig l».~;;,_-r Irwin, mm,_ 1.~ uvvr L-Xps-ci.--l to intro t\u~.\iii."

If you wimi to i>c|n-nltli_\' in sp: ink dr-n`t

dost: _\'~\ur>ull' with pur;_;:til\'i;, gh.-V ,,,,|»_ \\'ci\k|‘ii ~ tlic_v tnift C' rv. f)\\n`( `Q\1,,.|»§ uicnl \vit.h otiicr so-unlloil toni s "1"-\l;,. ur. \\'u1i.nn.‘ rnii; rain at on-.. .,',,.| ‘M li_n\\'q\iiL-kly the-_\' \\ill lmiii:-li ull sprini- ztilinunls und niniw you nc;i,_,. ,md 5¢mug" Soldl\_v :ill im-flil-iiio |lc;\l1~r.~x or ,Lint

:lsiénil git .Wrcixis it l~nv or six lnix(-.1 f.§,~ `_5U _\' \\`rilii\" thc Di". \\" '; ~' ` _ olnc Cu., liruclclifillc. Ont. lm mb Mah

MOCK PARLIAMENT.

'1`ln~spe.\kcr took lhc clinii' in Y. M, l‘.

.\. .\lond:iy night nt $.15. ~

The argument ru ;nli;ii.~.~.i.>|i of Ni-\v»

fonndlnnd to the Doininion wus' rmiiinnorl by the Fimincv illini.<i¢~i- (.|_ i;_ M,,|,;,,.,,.s,_ ms ‘!|Q<iucncc hroui;-lit 1-ulopiuiiis fronithe Lender of the Opposition who followed in it witty speech. The I.vudi-r of the Govern- iuvnt took npthv gnnnllcl und ri-vit~\vo<l the m1zuxnontsaui\'nnct-d hy lunh Sill(-5, Aftern few words from tho inovvr of the nuiendnient (opposition) thc auucndnioni, , wus put nn-l lost. 'l`lw liovt-rn|nen\.`s motion then rnrrivd.

The tisuhl stnurvs of :\|l\':\i\<~c|1u\iii.linvliig

llront‘ll`octedtln~ ni-xt unit-r of l»u.-im-s.~ lnought up the Govurnun-nt's ineaisuro rc the lliicoizrngciuciit uf ilu- .\la\i\\if»`i-|,|m- ..f Condi-use-fl .\illk in t`:t|i;\\l;t. Tin* l°'ri‘|niur l" l'lU`0ll\|<`llli! the hill :ulveric-l in ilu' grt-:it iii-niulid by the Yukon for mir cniiilcil produi-tions. llr- inude an t'orcul`ul plea for the oxpcililiolis hurrying nf the hill. 'l‘ho int-nilx-.r for ll:\stin;_f~ tl, ll. llonnlt) poilitcd out llmt l\onu.~'\-il in- dustries \v\-ro suuictilnus retroactive. over pl'od\it‘tion in callin-ll liiilk niight *iellll \|“`i"`ll'l‘ down. Our fnrinors \\ill

tnko Whitt llnc pnys thvni lvl-gt,

rivvd thi' house ud_in\\rm-rl. ' Tin- In-;,;i.~lnti\-c lliills were grain-cal l»\~

lhv pi‘\‘s\-lir-i' ul' xi iinnilmr uf lnrliits, wh..- c|i_io_vc|l tht- prlvilt-qu uflisnt-ning 10 ¢\,,. dohutc.

~ me MARKETS,

Tin-re was nslnnll ntir:1d:\nci‘:\t tho

u|.\rl;\-t, yvstenlny :ind .~npplit-s liinitcd.

l'._;gs \\'vn: quite plentiful and sold |\t lllc por don. Butter. in print, bronglit 2.3 to 2Tc ner lb.

Quite u number of wild geese und brunt

wins ln \vhich .-told n\.<pl~cti\‘ely ni 75 L0

Thu hour of nrlj\»urnnn'nt having ur- V

nsedrin eacn shoe whether itis

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il1`&"liiii7=il $3.00 Suoc for Women

This new line of footwear has been- wwmenled

119011 most favorably-those who have leenithese shoesarewmuch impressed vlith the high grndeishoe making, style and general finish.

Patent, Tun or V ici lCid is specially selected for this

line and every pair is guaranteed to give satisfac- tion by

lhc imcslloldeu Co.,Ltd.,

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_ the Royal Purple Shot.

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Ql.tll\‘ncli and #Lili lo 1.25 per pulp, - V . “__

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l3lil'K’l»l5I\!§l9Ki.'&Hi\Nl.B'N\Yl4SHkC. li£¥%Wi

Very little lmy wus in gml the pri.-v N.

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50 to lik per bus; potatoes il5to mv; _ ____ tnrnips loc. , i

Back to Bicycles . . .

The good old summer time

_ . .Q-.E promises to rn a K e a n At/ fpili --""fJ'??~»_ ,_ early visit

W __ _ this Year, so

- f_ it’s back to

bicycles

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Inany IDOODS.

There’s room in this space

to remind you of how good bicycling really is for you and__ what good bicycles really mean to you. R t

Bicycling is the best of exercise.

lt saves time, saves horses. saves lea- ther, nerves and sore limbs. lt puts a rnile of road within a few minutes' plea- sant ri_de and `_,_ f~,;

does lo t s of .-

other particil- '~' ' lar things o . "_ ._ , w h i c h you

know. e ` »

A good bicycle is one which has

steadily developed as the automobile has developed until it reached the high- est stafe of perfection in design. finish, stability and comfort. That’s the

Cleveland

Cushion Frame

BICYCLE.

. lt's among the world's best wheels. l built by experts. with the accurate arid of automatic machinery and from tested materials. It has all the new featuresf~ Hygienic Cushion E`ra.me»-Sills Hygienic

Handle Bars-Morrow Coaster Brake.

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Remember. that unless your bicycle

is stamped Hygienic on the rear cushion. and has the flat three-plate spring at the bottom bracket, it is not the genuine

Hygienic Cushion Frame. E

wnrrr-: ron cxr/u.ocu|ss. |

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