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as the most coveted of all positions; vvt_ several famous politicians have declined to become head of the mln

Some Yeurs ago announced his inten- tion of one d_s.y_becoming Prime Mi-n. ister, uiid it is no exaggeration to

'The late Duke of Devonsbiire twice

refused to become prime minister, The first occasion happened after his \l?.‘¢!\€l‘8l election of 1880. The Duke (110 was then Marquis of Hartingdon) was forced by circumstances to lead thelibcrul Opposition d\\|.ng Mr; Gladstone'a retirement, and when his ‘Dari-V secured a ni.-ajority of eighty

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iF 1°°k¢‘l "D0" by the average M. P. ed lllm to be Prime Minister as well

as lrrider of Une Tory party. The G. 0. M. however, had- made op his mind to stick to the Liberals

i°‘°fY in days svus bv. Mi-_ olsd-_-‘tiireiign tlneie ana- tina, and lie dia, Bl-0_u0. the Duke of Devonshire, a-ad by uletly refusing the honors held 9** “uhm Peel buns on the list or out fo him. P"eml*‘l`9hiP l`ef\lSH°s.' Mr. Asquith When Mr. Gladstone was defeated

on the Irish University Bill he sug- gestnti in the house that the Conser- vatives should aosume the govern-

my that he well prepared himself for ment. This meant th-at the Disraeli thc great onlne. should become the Premier. "Diz-

zy's" reply was short, but right to tllie punt. “As the Liberals have miade so many mistakes," he said,“I have nc- matured policy to present."

Sir Robert Peel, after working

hard to get his opponents out of of- fice, was under the impression that it would be better for the country as a whole if “Queen Victoria were to

at the polls the late Que-en Victoria redute her staff of prrsorinl atten- iS@llt for him and prmsed him to be- ants, and he approached Her Majesty

on 'the subiect. Naturally the Queen

out of admiration and respect for refused to fall in with the sugges- Mr_ Gladstone, and tho latter, to the tion. "Then," 'said Peei, crushing -surprise of Plfrliament and the pub. down his disappointment, "I absolu-

tely refuse to take office.” He was

ln. 1886, when the home rule split as good as his word, and the coun-

found tho Duke ol Devonshire and try lost a Premirir because the high- Mr. Gladstoiie in different cn-mpg the est lady in the land refused to obey lformer again -declined Us assume the his W'i5h°9~ reins. l.oi~<l sellsbury iii-.-fees him. to It Says much for the modesty of formed a coalition cabinet, and- he re- great men that when peeraigri are of-

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pecrage offrired 'flu Mr Gladstone and as many tim-es refused. Lord Bea- ‘consiield odered him a title and a coronet, when he (Mr Gladstone) re- slgfned the leadership of the Liberals in 1875. The G. O. M., refused to have them. Similar offers made in 1886 and 1894 after his final retire- ment from politics, were aliso declin- ni.

Only a small number of Mr Joseph

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‘ the Lords.

_ENE FESTIVAL( n

UE THE EMPIRE

Newfoundland-the oldest of our

Goloiiies-Canada, Australia, New Iiealaaid, South Africa and India are sending- their sons and daughters to represent them- in the great "Festival of Emlpire" at the Crystal Palace this summer. . This festival is to be the greatest pageant ever produced in this coun- try. Its aim is to show in the most vivid possible manner the rise of the British Empire. It is to tell the story of our race in living pictures.

The pageant is a lesson in history,

told not in colorless words, but by n series of colossal scenes in which whole armies of trained performers will take part. These performers would populate cl fair sized town. V Fifteen thousand citizens of Lon-

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Mr. Frank Lascolles, “The Master

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and King Liid will appear in the flesh.

Then the scene will change to the

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Danish invasion. We shall see the Danes sailing in their great prowed boats till they' are stopped by the "London Bridge." The bridge, swarm ing with defenders, will break, its living load will be hurled- into the water. and the boats of the Danes will advance again. For this sci-ne the lake in the grounds of the Crys- tal Palace will be used to represent the River Thames, and a replica of the London Bridge of those days will he built for the occasion. Now we reach the time of the Norman Con- quest. We shall see King I»ls.i'old marching out to meet William of Normandy, who presently makes his victorious entry with his knights and soldiers. »

Scenes change, and presently we

shall he watching a tournament in Clieapside before Edward II. _and Queen Philippa.. Knights on mailed horses will strive together .in lj_ronnd where the motor omnibus ihrc.h:=. to- day and the victors will he i'f=\\~ni‘<led amid the pomp and pride of the tournament.

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city. The years will dy by; we shall‘ see the trfumphal return of Henry il. after his defeat of the Frlicll; the close of the Wars of the Roses. and then the dawn of a new era. The story of Greater Britain beltlas row.

We shall be shown the court of King Heei-.y v11. Ladies and seutle- men will be seen iiaunting t\“'°“Eh the famous “Peacock Dance," when amid the tawdry pomp of silks_ and laces there appears one sturdy, sun-

tanned figure. Among these courtie‘: and white-handed ladies he may lon a giant, and surely he should, for this ls caiiet. who has iw 1'e¢\1"=°d from his voyage of discovery to Newfoundland.

To the foot of the tbr_c_ine his men bring "certain - snares -nets llld traps such are used by the natives in that fabled land to which the set- ting sun has guided the discoveries- a.nd kind and courtiers look curious- ly at those strange trophies onli lean forward to listen to the words of the voyager whose eyes have svon so many wonderous sights.

Yes, this man has _truly brollflllt A-

new world withiii their ken. boon all will be dreaming of the future cm- oire. The foundations of tireater Britain are laid. _

Soon the historican will have re-

corded new sir Humphrey G_ul>srt get up his tent at St ._I0hn‘s \1D0l\ the side of an _hill, in view of all the fleet of Englishmen and atranlZ¢|'S which were in number about thirty `or forty sailin and h0W being' 3°' companfed by all his captains, mas- ters, gentlemeii and soldiers, he cau- sed “all to repair to his tent and then and there in the presence of them all hc did cause his commission under the great seal of_En_gland to be openlie and solemnlie reads unto

them. _ _ _

“The effect whereof being signified

unto the strangers and others by all interpreter, he took possessiurl Of thi! said lands in the right of the Crown of England by digging HD Ulfle and recei\'iug. the samier with 8 hi1Z€11 wands.”

Thus did Newfoundland beconie_ the

first of the great family of British colonies.

We shall sec the return of the first

expedition of the East India Com- pany; the visit of the Virginian Princess "Pocohontas" to England; Captain Cook leaving Deptford on an expedition to the South Seas, during which he explored the coasts of New Zealand and Australia.

And finally, to end the great story

that those scenes have told, we shall see symbolic figures representing all the dominirius over-seas, gathering to be welcomed in the mother-coun~ try.

Australia will come bringing gold and wool, Canada laden with wheat_ and fruit, Africa bearing gold and' diamonds, Newfoundland with flab- ing nets and the wood from which paper is made today, New Zealand, India-all these lands will send their own people to represent _them in this great pageant, which is to be acted- daily in May, June and July this year.

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i'lirou;gli fulse lnodesty men and wome often disri-gnrd the rolls of Nature; thes- lioivcls liccnnie r-logged and their systems pcpsoncd. (fliildrcn ure allowed to go lb lc incl :ind Hit ull day without a move- ment of the bowels, \\'liirfi deudehs _the intellect :ind undermines thc constitution. I would make it the duly uf' evrry teach- er-io src that the cliilrl`s bowels are

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ever boon offered.

They aut so gently, _

yet so elim-ti\~r»ly, - flint they unizizc even tlio m0Bt BCE? _ 5 They sccni to coax the liver into ae lwm They start thc sift-iw-tions of the sfolfi mul lio\\'uls, so flint ull thc _food lf€ceI\_'0¢|- into `thc stonincli is readily digest I 'l`lic,v cnulile the bowels to extract-_ thc nouri_~liineiit from fli_e food, send out good, rich, i-cd blood into the syatefn, and then in u nnt\_ii‘al way evactlwte the --lower buivel, keeping the stoning slid the intestines wholeeo|ne_ and sanitary..

I wunf. cvcry dys|_iopti_<:, every p_$2¢'p0!t

who suffers with lndigesflon, 0f‘_o.r\y l°y_€!° ailment, :ill those who have pimples-or skin eruptions, who have sailotv comp!!!- ions, _wlio .ire troubled with dlzzlnss£_,or constipation, to try these little Paw any

Nothing on such an enormous scale,

has been attempted before. A mere_ tally of figures seems to convey noth-t ing of work possible to realize the amount of work involved by the. necessary dresses alone. Fifteen thousand costumes have been design- ed and made, and almost every one has necessitated a search for a cor- rect data.

Five hundred horses, several ele-

phants and uncounted dogs are to appear. The pageant will literally be a living history, shown on a stage fifty acres in extent.

“Nearly four thousand yards New

Spring Woolen Dress Goods were entered at thc Customs this Spring by Paton & Co. 3-2dtf.

~1e..iiiig Deilyzia Ren.: neil;

Pine. - , _» _They are _sold in :ill drug stor_‘_ea'i'H gigvegistcn pills for 10 cfs., opals gi s _cr

"Give your horses and cattle Mae’o

lmvroved Condition Powderlnd thy will show the improvement. "It will cleanse, tone and strengthen their systems for the spring weather. 25c. per package. Look for theaign that says "Two Macs,” 149 Great

Georg&_Street. drtf. _ _

New York Fish Ads

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should lc prepared: where to f_lu_d the _best

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for the press. Ioc A . copy. $1.00 a year

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_ f _ _ _ papers aold in any other way than _ ,.

‘Mg 0° I ____ _,___ _,_ '___ _ _ Dlrecilon connection at Bonaveri fig by dey-in thofordinary coin-ee of \Vh0l=Sf\|¢ Cvmmlsqlm 995°'-I l!‘~°.°!|

Wholesale Commission '

Fish Dealers. _

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Bass,Smelfe and Eele,Spcei\lfiea

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ed. Sféncil§"s`ent on application.

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Total divmod b’ sk day. if America, or -my wholesale Fish house

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recent numbers. 'EH ;_ _ Daily average. . . . . _ . . . . .. _ _ 7,76 in the United sian-4 - I ` ”‘.` _;rni.: caau1.o'rrii:- ` "'d"""‘"° "

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