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pertment has received from J. N.Stripling United States District Attoriicy for the Southern District of Florida a stat einent of the results of the proceedinlls °0“d“°t' ed by him before the court in that district, in the condemnation of the prizes taken by American war-ships during the Spanish-American war. It appears from the statement that there were 27 ships

declared prizes, and 24 captured vessels were released and restored to the owners by decree of the prize court

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock _and good will of his Books and Stationery Business in

‘ the Morris Block, we will continue

the business in its various branches, selling at lowest prices for cash only. lisa B. ll. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all dqertments of the business will be kept weli stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature of the business. The store will be known es “The Bazaar Bookstore/"

THE BAZMR BUMPANY

Successor: to 1»`.J. B rn :bg

Harris Flock. Ch’tnwn. Heh ld:l90`l ' _ ~ ??_'”""""n-r __

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is feeling decidedly bapyy about it. The tit referred to is the price of a Whole month’s groceries he got at

_ our s'ore, which fit his _ purse so wi-ll that he will

in future be a regular cus- tomer of ours.

§’Call and see us.

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DR. GURDUN ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

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GRADUATE MCGILMUNIVERSITY Ollee and Residerim-,Dorchester Street East "moe Hours, 9 to liz ai. xn., l to 3, and 7 tol8

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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Despotism is in part vindicated by the

fact that at the opening of the Paris Ex- position the Russian exhibits were the only ones that were in complete order.

Last Sunday in St. John twelve ,pastors

by concerted arrangement preached _to

their congregations on the .observanceof T

the Sabbath. Recent provincial legisla- tion designed to close the open cigar shops had been appealed _against by a .Jewish

tobacconist with the result that the

Supreme Court sustained the validity of _ of 0

the law. The churchesare desirous that

the law shall be enforced and this is now the

likely to be done.

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The Government of Now. Scotia. last

year ' received the handsome sum of $319.l50 in royalties from mines. The returns show that 2,642,333, long tons of coal were raised and that the coal

mines gave employment to 5,612 men. The production of gold was 27,772 ounces, worth about $500,000. The pro- duction of iron ore was 16,ltKl tons, a large falling off from the previous year, due to the importation of ore from New- foundland. At present. every coal mine is working toits fullest capacity and it ls expected the output will exbeed that of last year by a million tone. _ ._

he proposed grant by the Parliament

of Canada in aid of the Indian famhie suf- fers will, we believe be supported with the greatest unanimity throughout the Dominion. It is a Christian duty to give

ur abundance to those who are dying

for want of bread. Patriotism endorses

call when the sufferers are our fellow-

Vsubjects. Canada has now a. full treasury,

with bread enough and‘to spare, and can

In the C°mm°“3 ‘few M75 33° Mn: well affordto make a donation. It will

McLaren of Perth expressed the belief that within ten years time Canada will export twenty million dolh|.r’s worth of butter yearly and fifty million `dollar’s worth of dairy products. He holds that the Canadian cow is of more importance than Canadian gold mines or anything

else in the line of Canadian production; of He says the Canadian people “havel

only topress the button and the Canadian cow will do the rest."

The Monetary Times of Toronto has for

years past published annually a list of the

boards of trade in Canada. In 1%? the list included 95 boards and in 1806, 102 boards. This year they number 128. Of these 59 are in Ontario, 10 in Quebec, 18 in Nova Scotia, S in New L'runswic-k, 2 in P. E. Island, 14 in British Columbia, 9 in Manitoba, and 8 in the Territories. The increasing number of these commercial and business lorganisations affords evi- dence not only of the growth of the com-

also be, as our aid to the South African colonies ls, another tie to bind the widely separated dependencies ofthe British Em- pire togetber. We trust the Canadian

I grant may be a liberal one.

THE Guannias deeply regrets to learn the resignation of Rev. J. J. Teasdale

from the pastorate of the First Methodist

Church of this city. Previous to his recent prolonged and severe illness Mr. Teasdale had not only ministered with signal energy, ability and eloquence to the large congregation of the Brick Church, but had taken an active interest ln every good work for the advancement of t.h`e moral

and spiritual welfare of the entire com- munity in which he lived. He had become

greatly endeared to his own congrega- tion as well as to many outside. Mr. Teasdale will require a few months rest to insure permanent recovery. We trust that wherever duty may call him he may with

munities ii? which they have their homc_ ‘ renewed strength and health be permitted

but also of the wmmgcinl Spirit in them_ _ to engage with the same devout _fervor

Porto Rico is to he at once given a

and success their haw marked his .labors in Charlottetown.

measure of self-government undera Local " __

Parliament of 35 members. But the acts

_'3filll$l>9d,V!11uSt have, before they go

into effect, the approval of an Executive Council of eleven members of whom six will be appointed from Wnshington.Porto Rico will have no representatives in the United States Congress, but Congress will have the power to pass finally upon

IT’S THE 01.0 STDRY.

A Well-Known Toronto Gentlmzan tried all the Catarrh cures heartof Ioryeare; a.'i'.1:‘.S.'f Japanese Catarrh Cure removed ev.'.{'

nemlyn

_Mn W. B. \\?'i»ii.iins, £31 ‘Clmnela street, 'l0f<‘11ff`. wrltvs :=-"I HW us:-tl ilklbuhese

be nn 'article of si\pe.l='iol‘ inerlt. lt has given me li dials l-ell " : d ,l ‘

uint 9., ill cure! me

many of this important qlmgtlong yg-high. completely of ucute catarrh, which had

the Island Legislature deals with. In other words the measure of local self-

government will be very limited and the “colony” will really be ruled from Wash- ington.

Alderman Spence, well-known here as

an active temperarice worker, has given notice in the City Council of Toronto of a

resolution that the City acquire a gas plant of its own. Gris is not relatively dear in Toronto, but thc existing gas com- pzinyis earning considerably more than the 10 per cent dividend to which they are restricted by law. An easy solution of the question would seem to lze for the

company to reduce its charges to its pat- rons, but this it seems unwilling to do.

Notwithstanding the competition of

electric lights the gas companies seem to be holding their own in almost all civil- ized countries.

The Dominion Government has for years alopted the plan of levying a heavy tax against the Chinese coming to this country. No such tax has been impos- ed against the Japanese who are now thronging into British Columbia. It is said that nearly 3,000 of the latter have

landed since the lst of January. They are less objectionable than the Chinese in-

asmuch as their morals are better, they

ri-ii\_\|o<l me for _vi-rirs. 1 believe I have tried ei-i-ry other rezni--ly known for cntni-rli. but in each instance my critiirrh retnrnc.-l. It is now -vue time since being cured with Jiipainf-so (_‘:it::i‘i'li Pirro, and I lifive since been fre-is from ev--1-_v syinptcm of the dis- ease. I cnn highly recmiimend this l'czncily." l‘rice, 50 cents, l-y :ili druggists.

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§ Bed ' Bugs, Vv/viiter ` §Mothe, etc. etc. '

§Being ii liquid it is easy to ns 3 Each battle is provide § with a tin top fitted in cork, _

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missionaries and

lconviction that the sentiment »of the

_scheme of teaching and enrollingin the; tempergngg ranks, the children of the‘

I public seiieeisranri after their -school days i

S7mPtoru ofthe disease. It cures per,p_3‘f

Cntairli (‘ul‘t‘ for t‘:ll_`ill‘l"`lly libel lllelluve it to-

Ty; . . mo gs ar

right and cheerful and the show of new

In recent despatches from the East.

frequent mention has been made of. the outrages committed upon Christians by the Boxers. The New York Herald tells that the society of Boxers, which now stands for lawlessness, robbery and mul” der was at flrst respectable. It was then known as the Society of the Long SW01`d and was organised -as a defence against ithebandlts with which the Province of Shantung was infested. The Society

grew, changed its names and gradually ideyeloped hostility toward all foreigners _

native Chrlsdans. _ Ipls now said to num- ber eleven millons of members whose re-

peated outrages are amusing the nations

whose subjects have suffered at their hands. l`

The scheme for the creation of-the

Commonwealth of Australia provides

that the decisions of the Supreme Court of the nation shall be final, thus 'abolish- ing the right of appeal to the Privy* council in England which exists in’ Canada and all other colonies and de- pendencies of the Empire. Mr. Chamber- lain has asked that the proposed consti- tution shall be amended so as to restore the right of appeal, but to this the Australian Premiers are unwilling to, assent. They say lt would involve sub- mitting the entire federation scheme to the people again. It is not clcar how the matter may terminate, but the Australian proposal, as lt stands is a rather striking innovation, not in accord with the spirit of Imperial institution.

The venerable _ Senator Wark, whose

long life cdvers almost the entire century -he was born in~lH)4-also covers the

active period 'of the great temperance re- form, with which hc has been long con- nected. He writesa letter to the Mon- treal W`it-ness in which he expresses his

people of Canada is too evenly divided to

give a. chance for National Prohibition to

be effective for good. Mr. TVu.rk recom- mends the adoption of all eXl18.\1Stive

are over, enrolling as many as possible in

the various temperance societies, and so absorb almost the entire population in the l‘&11kS Of Gbstaiuers. In this way he

thinks the ironic might be graduaiiyf starved out. No doubt in this way great good might be effected, but while not

underrating the great value of ed ucatlve .

measures we think the time has already come when in Provinces like Manitoba and Prince Edward Island where the tem- perance sentiment is very strong, the time has come for taking the advanced step of entirely prohibiting the sale of in- toxicants by law.

Light or dark blue cotton or silks can

be dyed black. Magnetic dye. black, gives a. handsome, permanent color.-Price 10 cents.

Buy that pair of shoes you want at

R'amsriy’s and be sure of getting very best value. 251i

Plant sweet pea seed early. Now isa

good time to put them in the ground. Our claim is, there is not-a larger or better collection -in Canada than Haszard & Moore's. 251i

The Grand Millinery Saloon is open to

visitors every afternoon. Meet your friends there. take achair, chat to your friends. no one will bother, you, make ourself at home The rnin e

Spring Millinery is always different from what-it was yesterda.y.- as. Paton (gc) tC_»o.

Millinery.-Ladies leave your orders

with Miss McKeiver if you want the most up-to-date millinery to be had.-Weeks & Co., The People’s Store. 25 li

See our New American Hats and 'Caps.

Elegant styles, moderate prices.-R. H. Ramsay & Co. 25 li

Garters’ for Wall Paper Corderoy velvet in all the newest shades

at F. Perkins & C0. 23 3i

_ 3 t>ng§“§;°Lm‘§.e“;;v‘;_°n;'§_1c];*;§ __ are generally of n higher class and pos- _ _ 0 I ' _ tbN0W iS Lilo time t____o ordeir yogi* Spring Oltihfli

Dem rn-'n' ers » . - - '

‘Mable we meetflgxll Jlggqnifgf sessed otmore education. They also in ° ° 9 “ef 5 °WU 011 ~ B- $180 ~

. am usatrial when in nce-21 C1’ I Son.le cases desilie. to become permanent 0 ~ cut and h’ “

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spring costumes in all the fashionable shades. _

_ Pearl Grays Fawn Enya ‘ Kherkl Tele

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Our prices on these goods range from 55c to $2.35 pst yard.

We wouldjike to show you our line of kid g'ovee--in th new shades--at v `

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