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Siii-:Liiriixi-1, Dec. 26.-The schooner gditli Prior, ot Gloucester, Mass., and in today the barge David Wallace found abandoned at sea. The whereabouts ot the crew is unknown. Tne barge is one ot two which left licie for New York on Deceiiibi-r 12-:!i, in tow of the

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1 THE wetiiara ` watts snitltle I ‘ lmcicn mimtsrs

\\`AsiiiNGrr>N,_;>_r;7-(Special)- E 0 Y°u"g Ma" Dmwned at Lunen' CHm\,A00_-D°¢°mb9r27-i”[SPe°i*]]'.‘

Snow. clearing, colder, high, south, w sterly winds, becoming north wester- ly.

j l :NICARAGUA CANAL-

; l.ondon,Dec..24-The question 'of the ~ Clay.on-Bulwer treaty is freely discussed ,in the morning pipers.The Daily News `and‘~Daily Chronicle" publish editorial asserting that Lord Salisbury "ought to ,get some concession in return for con- ll senting to abrogation.”

The “Daily Chronicle" points out

that the canal would make the United States a great naval power in the Far East, increase America`s naval strength in the Atlantic, and alter. to Eugland’s disadvantage, the carrying trade of the ,Far East.

Zigi-

I Russians Sailod"For Canada-

Mcntreal, Dec. 24.-The Beaver line

steaniship Lake Huron. which has just sailed for St. John, N. B , from the Rui-sian port of Batoum, has on board 1,822 persons, composing the first party of Iloakhobors. who are going to settle l’ in the Canadian Northwest. ' , In charge of the party is Count Zerge l Tolsroi, son of the famous iclealist and rauthor Mr. Sciileryi - : whose name is now |faniilar in » » -t-tion with the movement, will cot. ‘ _ i party on the ineztt steainship. tl--I l,~ 1--, Ssperior. Q The party of D -~ - - ~ ~ors]will proceed dlreftly from Sy .- .tt to Winnipeg. where arrangeii- » - have been made ,to look after their c-niiort for the win- - ltr.

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Paitis, Dec. 27-[Special] -‘lladaiiie

Paulomiei-, » acquitted of a criminal

charge of having wounded M. Olivier, was lined 5,000 francs for the injury in-

La Lanterne had published an article

reflecting on Madame l’auloinier`sdiugh ter and she called at the ofliee. shooting

Max Regis,Mayor of Algiers and Mr.

Lepic, a newsp ipir iii-.n, fought a six round duel with swortis, but neither

V Lot-inoiv, Dec. 27.-(Special)--The lexpediiiori sent by the Swedish gov-

burg, N-S.

H.i1.ii-‘Ax, Dec. 27.--(Special)._.

Colin son of Joseph Cleveland, was

Cove, Lune iburg.

BrtooKLiNE Mass Dec 25 The

joyfulness of Christmas day was sadlv marred by one of the worst drowning

ity for many years. Through the sud- den breaking of the ice on Leverett Pond this_afternoon over thirty young girls and boys were thrown into eight feet of water. and while numerous spectators and police worked hard to save them from a watery grave-, three ofthe children were drowned before help could reach them.

turned with no news from Siberia.

P I PRESENTS T0 CONVI.C`l'S~

s I "°"`_ ' V, MANILA, Dec. 27.__[Spe.:ial]-The

Cenfs.

Snow Moccasins.

Patent Shoes. $1.65.

H00kCy Li -ulsl, 10.

Ice Creepers.

Slippers. Kid and Velvet. Leather Leggings. - Trunks.

Orershoes.

*_ Ladies.

_ Moccasins. Box Calf Skating Boots, $2.10. Pit.. (I0. Sl.-iS

. Tanned Botiomed.

- Felt Boots.

Felt Slippers. Kid Slippers. ' Clath Gaiters.

Valises.

Overshoes.

Ghild ren~

Moccasins.

Patent Slippprs.'92c.

Skating Boots. 78;.

Rubber Boots. Toddlers Boots.

l Foolilhlfrlende Cause much Trouble-

liisosrox, Utit.. Dec. 2-L.-During

the past three - weeks all the letters sent out by convicts in the Kingston penltentiary have had written across them, by order of Acting Warden lFoster, these words. ‘Christmas boxes will not be received at this institution `; this year. The .friends of the convicts are alone to blame for this order, as itfiey were in the habit of transgressing the rules by slipping in to the boxes yand parcels goods of a contraband l nature. particularly money. For some ,years past it has been the custom to ‘rot only open all the packages re- ceived at the institution for the convicts. but it also became neee-sary to cut up everything to see that they uid not con- itain any prohibited goods. Bars of

King. a former hotel keeper. was ar-

cabinet of Aguinaldo appointed at Bacoor, has resigned.

beieved to be serious trouble over the giving up of Spanish prisoners.

through Madinia, a bitter opp :nent of laguinaldo.

`quet was tendered to Lieut. General Sir Francis Grenfell, the recently appointed governor of Malta, who now retires l from the supreme cammand of the An- '

glo Egyptian forces in Egypt.

soap. cakes, tuzkeys and poultry of all t Ulllflfd States agent and 0005*" 2-"~’“°"°1»

sorts, puddings, etc., all had to be dis-` and Elhelaert Watts, United S.alcS 3 sected, and this Work used to take up ,,,.nera[_ led to an Angl0-_Americ9,n_ considerable of a guards time. Fre- ;emonSm_a,,0n_ Gem Gmnfepaad Jam” ,quently money was found in cakes of B HR d tar ofthe le Minn |_~_oap or hidden away in the corner ofa °"“" ° ' were 7 g V box, There were other goods found at the British agency. SPCk¢ Warmly vl-

Gmerg ,that the guards dreaded worse_thaii Ang\0-Sixon friendship. Chocolate Slippers. m0U°Y» S0 t0 lim 9- 9‘0P lo all ml( ‘ll Mr. Harrison. who was received with Aiob 10, of Ladies. expensive S1ip_ , was ioiind necessary to end the old time p immense enthusiasm, made a stirring Pm Sold at a bargain to cigar out custom of receiving parce.s. It seems h kr with humor in tha

a hardlii but the convicts are beine' S0906 » SP" W3 »

Come and see' inade tb iuffer for the unwise acts dl course of which he reciprocited th ir cg-OFFBROS friends- friendly expressions.

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cabinet Has drowned while skating at Southwest

Reslgned' 'runes ipgpwuisc. nathan

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Al‘\g|0-Al"l‘l6l‘lc8h.F69||l'\g at accidents that has occurred in this viciu- Lady Edna' D5ad'”A Dsadw Cairo-Wann Speeches by ” British and Americans-t Two Editors Fight Rounds with . swords -- Madam'

Paulomier Flned-

Two Deaths-U. 3. Troop

Shootingln the Streets

Turkeys Cost_$1 Each.

HON- HR- MULOGK. New Yoitir, Dec., 27-(Speeig1)__

Congratulated Warmly 'by the Lon- Joseph Brady' aged 16” is in the

,ion p,»,,,,, Flower Hospital. He saved his mother

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Toiioiirn, Dec. Q7--The Telegraru’s in bviidi I I;-en mm ea m a bum

sp :cial cable from L-indon says: Among g D ng ul' cm an 'mer-7 °n the the many- cnngratulatory and laudatory brokfm Plata 21535 T0 EBI 0\1li lll!11S0lf. art-c`es in the leading London news- and maydie from loss of blood. - papers on the inauguration on Christ- My-g_ Igabel ltjattom better kmwn as .

mis day ofthe imp -ri:il penny past, ‘ R h A h ° . . . that of -the Diily Ni-ws tc-day is em- ut S_m°re’died this mommg °f phatic in its praise of Canada’s post- i°‘;’i‘_‘“‘°;‘i‘a' She was °“° °f *|10 iiiaster geheztil. Among other il NS’ OIIIG Jollrual editors.

things it says: To Mr. Mulrck is due , `, _ the real initiation of the p -cj ect and on HAl‘""°" Dec' 25‘_Th° Umted Christmas day the name oi Mr. Mulock States ‘P00133 have WSU” ‘his "W°i°Sa should prove an excuse for the glass. regular p itrol of the city of Havana in

--¢-- order to guard against possible dis-,

CHARGED WITH FORGERY. orders. '

'_' The da V howeve I hssed i om-

- _ _ A Former Canadian Hotel Keeper _ 7’ 1" P ” °

ernment in search for Andrea, has re to be exuadned. Puauve quiet. The blade issusd on

WALKERTON T l D _ 2____R0bert Friday by Captain General Jiminez Cas-

' ° ’ 3° 0 tellanos. prohibiting crowds from as-

rested at Paisley Friday night by Pink- Semblillg in “'19 Slil'86fS DBS 596!! g8l1¢~ eftoti men from Chicago arid remanded rally observed,

Feud In Texas Reeultsin

Patrol Havana -- Some

The folllowing are the closing rates :--

Dec.‘wheat, 68 corn, 371; oats. 27;

pork. d.45. i

Jan. pork. 8.80. . r p May wheat, 70i ;eorn, 89§ ; oets,28l._

pork. 10.55. s " "'6-

July wheat. 681. ccre,39-L; oats; 97-.

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'iNevlr York Journal of _Comu_ieroe.] _ji ‘nerlp is onefree port in China-Hong,

Kong- nt that is a British pcssessioli,

and the moment that foreign picrclltll- dise pa ses beyond the limits of the po!!

ports ill he opened to all comets. though none will ‘bs -tires.-Bntwhstcvsr mov the tariff imposed there, it,w,i_ll certain y not be the Bingley tariff. the island will not-_be treated ss su io- tegral irt. of the United States. Moet'

essentigl point of all, imports from the, United _States will‘pay the same duties ss thos ct other nation-i. There will the “o en door.” bet-atise_there will no atte pt to impose,preferqn.ial duties in favo of American products, nor. iii; may b added. in favor 'of America; shippi g. That unquestionably, expres- i-es tue, policy of the afl-ininstration,aud~. so far :ls the adminstration can regulate the matter, it will be ' the economic basis of our occupation of - the Philip- pines. Of co use-, a sumaient majority' in Con ress-may. in spize of the presi- dent, igitate a different `policy,,tnough` that wil should regard as very unlikely.

To (lure Headache ln tsnl ltlltlles use

Kcmforl Headache Poivdsrs.I0 cts.

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at Era-miata,-i>. E. r. Dai- es ities;

c of the-same place. »

by the

Mele? . of Bloomfield, to' Lucy Amp' M Du

here yesterdav for extradition pro- _ AT 1 Sain" Glmmh' D°wh““'

Aguinaldo is at Cavite and there is ceedin S Hgis charoed with assin Last night there was some disturb mass Nov; wth lm’ Gwnnyp

f f 18 I t t bm of people b ow an mary shots were

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a forggd draft for 855050:: the liank ati Fnce said to h_a've_ been cans” by 1i.q?0r’ rB.ay,neid° M' _DH Rack Rapids, Iowa. but it is understood ‘lil M035 S91'3l3lPl@»¢5-_ A 3h0t W” had I-kylie li’ E59' - Ch-‘d°"°,'.°'°¢, ,-

A new Cabinet is now being formed there is a great deal more behind this about midnight from a roof at the group A-“'99 G“°1m°? ' “S

ciarge. Kin irofessed to be making , 91 d ' , p V- A I _

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C_uRo’D6c_ 2.,__A »f5~1_-égéif' 5;D*:““,_,',_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,(y p,,is,ey_ . the roof. An unidentified manfwas _ E ' -

The presence of Thomas S. Harrison, '

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Gents’ Furnishing Sale al PRDWSE BROS.

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Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Braces.

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PRO\NSE BROS.

Great Gents’ Furnishings Sale,

During

CHRISTVIAS WEEK

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Nn bntggr resents can be given a Gentlemen than a

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Collars. Cuffs. etc, and you can buy th_e_tt1 all Cltetllfel' at

PRUWSE BEDS.

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN. '

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We wish all our many customers ' I

the season’s best greeting. To can . can in on, D", G 0. &

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Some inter-e.tiug evidence it is ex-1 killed aad three were wounded in other _ _ . _

p .cted will be brought out before the ff _ At n'°kl°.Y`P°mt Rnd 14°F 33' ’D°°'

~ A S d ’ ' 1 a my* `27M rgarettiook beloved wifeot Vi’-m

Ju gefmixc am' ay’ as .a afrge until' Christmas at Ca\11PQuotnados was as J pr wge ‘god 47 yang pang; no ~ r » ' ' " . . ‘ " Iffigdwéaiéges me coming' ‘om 8 lively as the troops could make it with from er into residence on ~Thursday,,le&

slender materials. Turkeys, at seven tW° '“1°"k- if

DEATH RATE APPALUNG dellars sp'-ece, were scarce; and every- At insloeltoad on the 27th just,

_.___ ° body said that,with the heat at summer Mm “mud b°'und°r‘° age? 5.8 y

Sufferers Left to Die in the Streets tomperature and the hrdt o ygwg brit- Fung at on Thang; zt 2 0 c_l°°h:' 1_9-th

» 0, ,,,a,a,,,_ _ -_ 2 _ , ,_ At ogilield, _4,on _t .p -

.i,\v.-..~l.i,Cuoa, Dec. 25.-I-lavanalg lisnt "ith ilowers. the day did not seem msn, . ra Epnomia, the bsloyied

death rate is astounding There are be- much like Christmas. _ - ~ dau tcrof Hector and Beboooo' If-o-' iween fifty-tive and seventy-fivc deaths _ - Neilhl 8306 5 10111 #U4 2 m°°“l°- nere each diy. the majority from ma- 'lEX"‘“K‘NA' T°X”’ D°‘?' 27"” . hh 1 th 251|; iam :erin raver, typhoid claiming the next [Special]-While we men. named Mc- L? - “ °“°”°‘"’° °° .°. -~

Of what was he the maker ? Of what was he the fountain? '

Acts 19. 1-6.

tien of divine life’

Spint of God?

the inhant daughter of William P. _ and

largest number of victims, and pernioi- Knight and Firguin, were quarrel- M lE Dillon _

=l9€hf:v§§vff°§§§|1;da h ing. the former that wiiiiiy, kiiiing "yi

_. 5 _ y_ s ows_a white Easley who stood neat A'1‘lWestei°n Coveliead, Der. 17.1828.

total of forty~nine d ~ath~i in this city in F 1 b d _ H d 1 Matima Lawson, Wim of me hmaggmog the last twenty-tour hours. and -”_°Y~ ° 01'? PWS- "° _ °_°V¢1`° 'Chanmen aged 61 5-gn-._ two parishes where the death rate was shots into McKnight s house. killing an l . - “Wally high “Wie U0 1`°P°fi~ TUB eighteen-year-old daughter and serious- At l""";§1f’lTd °” 3° 2`l“hAi';:,t’i~‘“&r° mortality-lust week was at ine rate of - - . . a protract 1 tiers robots u ll , 106 in every 1.000 of the population. 17 “"""“g " 7°“"g°’ g“`1' 86 ti year of his age. much and This week it will he higher. In New ---_ _ dly respected by alarze ol_r<=le of ffwldl York the rate is only twenty-twe deaths S. S. Ll-13303. 'lf d &lt‘q\1H1vU1“_°fS- H0 “W4 ¢1‘““\°S-i°

per annum for every thousand of the ---1 the merits or his Redeemer. V - population. JANUARY . 'fr , » e- 4 : » 2 Al. the hospitals are overcrowded and cHRis'i‘ THE 'rirun LIGHT. Baby E¢-zem, and Scqd Hsu), p no more patients can be received. The John 1. 1-14. ~ Infants and young child,-6,, an P". Mutlloipv-1 HOSPHS-l. Orgaoilvd 85 HD _ Gof-DEN TEXT- _ cuiarly subject to this terrible disorder, emergency hospital to care for sick l In him WHS 1150? and me me was the and it not pronrptly asserted it will ev- r€00I1C0l1I1'8d0S» iS ialiillg £2316 Of 305 l light °f m°°'_J°h“ 1' 4' fentuallly become chronic. Dr. Chase patients with snace for only 160. A o.;'rr.iNE. mide, a sp-:cial study of Eczema and surgeon’in one hospital said io-day 1. The word of God. V- l-5. - ldi.-ieases of the skin, and we can gon- that he had to leave sufferers lying in 2. The Man Sent from God, V- 6-8- fi.lent1y iecimmend Dr. Chsse’s Oint-

the strc ets, because there is no place to 3. ¥lt:;e lS.ight tzféhpl \Voilg.1Z. 9-11 mi-nt to cure all forms of Fczema. Tho C21-fe f0l' them- . 4- 9 0'” 0 0 - V- ’ - l st applicit on sooihs the irritation

Vile stient-hes from the indescriab e Th QWsT;oNfs H0llllE_sTUDY. and P.:,___ the li tie guffgg-,yr to 1-egg, _ ' d`ri e s of some sections offfr B. hor- 1- 6 Of " ` ~ V- '0- ‘ -- ----- -----""-w*-'T ciillegnatask to the engineer omcers pre- \Vha.t does John Say was “tn the be-

paring to clean the city, making the git1“10g”?

Americans here desp iir of any im.nedi- lvlth Wl10U1 WHS the W0Td ?

ate lowering of thefiightful death rates. v What was the llvord l’

it ~ .___-

Bcnlley’s Liniment the modern Pain Cure 2. The Man sent from God, v. 6-8. , ` _

All dealers 10cts. \Vhat was the name of the man whom" To

- ”' ` God sent to bear witness of the Livht P

|898 I _ |8Q9 Was he believed to be the true Eight? Igttetuwn _

ALL “his last Week .of OLP ‘ 3- T110 Light °f me W°1`ld~ V- 941- We offer you your choice from a

YEAR .We Will give blg bargains W WHO WSS lhe *W0 Llghli _ whole big storeful of Christmas Goods, 8,11 lines of Is any man out of reach of salvation? gathered from the best makgfg gf

How did the world regard the Son of Europe and Amamm

G S God When 118 Cline? _ Ours is a regular Toy and _ Fancy

, Who were ‘°h1S 0WD"? Goods Store. The whole upstairs flat

4. The Sons of God, v. 12-14. _ is given up to these goods 81| the you

What did he give to those that receiv- round We hav., mm-e Toy; than all

I od him? _ _ _ other stores in the city combined and

’ lvhat ‘S lt l° "°°°“’° Jesusii we sell more. Come with the crowd.

HOW “T0 “N559 me” “ld t0 h°V° b°en It is safe to do this when buying toys.

S b0I'D? Such crowds of people as visit un

TELCHINGS OF THE LESSON' Christmas times are not to be found at VVhere does this lesson teach us that- any ,other Bro,-e_ They oomo for Toys

T k’ 1. Moral darkness cannot comprehend and Fancy Gogds, and Books and

uc S U10 light °f G°d? Christmas Cards &c. They get the best

2. Men are responsible for their rejec- andgat lowest P;-5.368,

8. 8 OID (0 IV8 BORIS Ve

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3-.OUT Uamffs must be Chantied by the special bargains now in Toys. Call

~ ° ' and§we will tell you about them at the

store .

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lit beooalfes at one subject tothe piyiitaflt- I of cus ms duty. lathe 'Phllilpphhiill--

Rev George -.Milla_r, Roderick'