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WEAK GIRLS AND BOYS

g Ward’s Blood sud Nerve Pills Kerr and Mcsweene

*iH*‘i%**""“ of Moncton

Parliament Opens To clay- Mr Bellto 'Vlove the Ad

dress in Reply-A Big Social and Spectacular

DOW’ mwht C035 you Function-Liberal Pros

than it pair ofgood Rub pects Said to be Good in

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Wet fee. means a cold

We S911 rubberb’ “the dry OTTAWA, March 15 _(Special)_

‘William herr,Q C of Coburg, a former,

kind GST. 3. pall’ &I1(i member of parliament, and Peter Mc-

Sweeney of Moncton have been appoin- ed Senators, succeeding Hon Messrs

P1108 Mowat and Adams

Peter McSwesney dry goods merch-

Womans 40 0 55 600 ant of Moncton,N B was born April

9th 1842 at that plac His parents

S 60 70 80 SOC were natives of Kenmore County

_ Kerry, Ireland Mr M\.Sweency re-

Boys ’ D0 600 ceived his eductation at Moncton £13333 393 At an early ave he wen* to St Tohn

and learned the day goods business In

Chlldren S 300 1°68 he returned to Moncton and enter.

ed into partnership with his brothers Edward and Thomas under the firm name of McSweeney Bros In 1877 he startedbusiness for himself which has since prospered in his hands ‘ Hertook an active part in havino'

Moncton incoiporated, has served as

* Councillor and in other position f

trust In politics he haslonv been an active L1beral,in relivion he is a Roman

E opening which promises to bea big

DENTIST social and spectacular function

The speech from the throne will be

°' B*H""°"° c°"°9° "1 “Wifi S\"'9°|'¥ brief It will be Lord M1nto’s first

Gwyn and Bridge Work a spec_ J H Bell P E Island, will move

the address in the House of Commons

Operations performed and work and Martineau, who succeeded Cho in the very latest up-to~date quette will second It

Prices moderate Satls It is believed that Demers, Liberal,

guaranteed will be elected in Levis without opposi

OFFICE- Water St Summerside. u

leod6mos on

doctor s bill

All is ready for the parliamentary

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PHICAGO MARKETS

CrucAGo March 15 -[special]-

The following are the clover rates -

March wheat -- to n,

- - oats 25& , pork 8 9.9

bunch ct keys Finder please May Wheat, 6914, Lotu, 35, Oats, I t{ooper’s rrat this ofllce 16tt

261 pork 9 17

July wheat,68i , corn, 35i, oats,24}

sr.; MAGAZ S

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WAsHINGToN, March 9.-When his

attention was called to the statement coming from Vancouver to the effect that Admiral Dewey is breaking down and cannot ‘last a month longer, Secre- tary Long had no information whatever on this point.

The stories of the admiral’s ill-health

have been in circulation with more or less persistency for the last four monthst

They are all traceable to private re-

ports, and though oiiicers of the navy who have returned recently from Man- ila state that Dewe5’s health so far as it could be gauged from his appearance, appears to be about the same as it has been for the past year, they agree that the private rep arts probably have a fair basis of fact.

It is not denied by these oili-:ers that the admiral has aged in his appearance; notably within thefpast year; his hair is undoubtedly whiter and his figure shows signs of that wveakness which might be expected to come with advanc- ing years.

Dewey will be 62 years old next De-

cember. and for many years had not been a stron man h sicall . Mean

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time he has had imposed upon him the most severe and exacting duties. so that it is but natural that his frail physique should show the effects ofthe tremen- dous strain.

It is said by persons familiar with the

Philippine climate that the second year

Dewey soon' will begin his second year there.

ln addition to this he labors under

the drawback of having undergone a most severe sur ical o eration for the

liver in tue Philippines ot all places. These iacts lead naval oilicers to believe reports that Dewey is showing signs of physical strain. On the other hand, as already stated, there is ab- solutely no oilicial evidence on file at the department to show that this, is true.

The full medical history or Admiral

Dewey is Tamong -the records of the bereau of medicine and sur er .

experienced sience he has been in the navy, as well as the results of the physical examinations he had under- gone when he has been promoted from. time to time. -

The admiral has not been the subject

of a sick report since he went to Manila. Some time ago the President feared that the great. strain he was under might overtax him, so he cabled Dewey, through Secretary Long. permission to the United States.

The admiral declined to avail himself

saying that in his 'opinion duty required that he should finish the task he had begun at Manila.

The President accepted this statement

and Dewey remains by his own wish. He is free to return to the United States whenever he fares to do so, and the department will relieve him by cabled orders.,

In that case Captain N. H. Dyer.

the commander ot the Baltimore, who is the senior captain on the Asiatic station, would have command of the American squadron temporarily. and probably would be relieved later by one oi the rear admirals recently created nearlv all oi whom are anxious to

Aguina|do’s Headquarters

to -he Attacked.

AChina Bluebook Favor-

able to Germany and

United States - Carllete

lntriguing-'-Ten Steamers Believed tobe Lost With 300 Lives-List of the

Missing Vessels. .

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0 M ADmRAL3EWEY'S HEALTH- ` ` _‘KORG THE SPORTS

tnnnt solitons . .. . Minn winiint ,,,,,,,,.,.,,0,,,,,0,.,,, Pnevtisi Io

‘thc best game seen there this season.

visitors. `

HALIFAX CRESCENTS WILL NOT PLAY.

HA1.1FAx,`Mai'ch 13 -The Gresconts’

senior hockey team have disbanded tor the year. They have abandoned the idea of a game with the Mohawks. In fact the team is not desirous ot playing any more matches this season, as Ryan would not be able to play again this year.

VICTORIA! DEFEATED ALL NEW YORK.

_Nnw YORK, March 18-In the inter-

national hockey game on' 'Saturday night, between the Victoriae, of Mon- treal, and the team representing All New York. the visitors won by 5 goals to 4. It took an extra period of thirty- tive minutes to decide the winner. The first half ended 2 to O in favor P of the' local players and at the end of the second halt the score was 46 to 4- After

The Coons and Scrappers crossed

PWS- Tasui and P=1i°r°S- hockey sticks is the rink iasrnigst and its at the uma time en The Americans will now press for gave a small audience some ammuse ST Jon Much 15

ward to Avuinaldds head quarters. H3005- It WHS 5 “muy” Pm* and is ' h

is hardest to bear for a Caucasian, and \ L0ND0N_ March 15___'1‘he Brigish th°“9h at “@0515 V45., "list 3- _|0939 °P°n °““°"‘ an

. “reign Dime has iss-ned a China blue ruff” there were no _very serious acci Atlantic Railway

book coverins the histor of recent' die 1:3 rgzultegi, At tiixle £2513 scores' 0°" Wlubathpmst

. ° . y 8° ’ ` '. ey W PM 7 PW Johnandliostonl

events in the far east. off next Wlnll-12 <

A lively game was played between. Fggpggrcmx, Mg;-gh

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newoeteiroro e oo ihowsat _ b_ dm Eel, we

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rehef Qf his liver. Aman needs asonnd l desire I0 meet the WSWS Of U18 United resuhingiu al victory, f-9.1, the latmn :mad In Ny! 8 8 ‘na the

Slat” Wd G°Ym°~”Y~ Score 2-0. The following are the 7

The Carlists areendeavoring to woiki teams :- _ » I V 'wneighborhoed

on the feelings of thedisbanded Spanish Ecmrsn J iz; Annms

soldiers just returning from Cuba. f J- G ~‘fd"*~ ( °P1 F- G&“d9*» _ _ mwa-

Nr.w'YonK, March 15.--It. seems al- ° . ; , . 1 init Wim most certain that ten large ` freight Sl_°w.8'“‘ ° pm” D.°-7.18’ ¢ M “pm”

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J Flaigher, Point g G. Jost,

f "4 2 ‘RPA-returnwiatcht-wiu .beg

The names of the missing steamers - f .-

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are: Alleghany, Halifax, Jan. 26, for _ \\ ,_.--J I " . , ,_ un X? ' mama

Norfolk, Jan. 20, for S;igo; Port Mil- » urn, New York, for London.

THE WEATHER.

-caPital` ' Saturday morning. ' T" 'P' 'L ' I ‘

It is said that the rate of insurance on » e ,_

the missing boats is 9t) gnineas. All S A . p p A were landed today ham the

perhaps went down in the fearfui p gl? _ - Bs cumin

hurricane of February 2nd. ~ . ri? The general supplies are 'being

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Dover; Aroiia. Portland, 'Me.,Jan. 27, I ` ’ I _ , /12'; l ’="'="___-'_ for London; city0f~Wskeae1n, Norton, , 1/ ` I ' 'f } Jan. 24, for Rotterdam ;. Crott, New ' S A' _

of this permission, and asked to stay, York’ Jan' 26’ ‘of Leith l Dora: Foster’

Savannah, Jan. 24, for Liverpool; Lauchlin, Norfolk, Jan. 23, for' Copen- , hagen; Minister, Mayback, New York, ’Jan. 25, for Hamburg; Oberon, Balti- »more, Jan. 25, for Antwerp; Picton,

'_ That Snowy whiteness E of linens comes from the ` use of Surprise Soap on washday. 7

Surprise has peculiar I

qualities for laundry uses.

SurpdseSoap§,ff§i ' Aptsrohardsoap.

Seentsa cake.

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on e;i?teSirI<;§; 6 iKinnon, DeSable, March 7th, ’99. by SHOWS _

Eiu “gms em _ _ Rev John Goodwill John A McKay Disputes Boundary Lines b6*W°0n Canada

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me beloved wire of R F Memento, in me C 0 & ce.

The score was 1 to 0 in favor ‘oi the

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Insanity

Senate Reform

feated May Lead eral Electisn _g New Bra lek Steamers for St

Boston Line-The Ilan Wreck

p thirty-two minutes overtime New York MONTREAI., March

DIANIIA, Isiamh 15.-(speciai)__ Swgd 951°. but the r_-fem declared if The general bein: hers is :nat There has been more lighting between ;?n0w`0s; its “$21 '2)1r‘:];';sV1;:'3 $;_i?s°v;)" reform bill will be preserved to the Americans and Filipinos and Gener-A shooting a gcal-on a pass from Bgwig man; img ying; 353,11# rg is al Wheaton has ,completely routed the, the gqvgg-gum; gm gppggl gg

latter ' with heavy loss, occupying HOCKEY LA" NIGHT' ` ~ ,ma.qm,,,nmu,,¢ uk,

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greatly exerted.

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stcamers have been lost on the Atlantic H Tombs_ . Muswk, gmggghg

g y p ‘inrscent storms. This involves the loss, B. Peters V B. Wilhaips, », “uw

They show every ailment that he has o`f`inT6re"tli'a"n"3t)O8iivesi' and $2,500.000=1sH-f_5°H§N», ,j “ P' lang

A number oi

DEBT

As we have transferred our besi-

ness to other parties our books malt

Gloood up at onoo All those indebted to us will oblip

by making immediate payment ot the

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