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_ To enumerate the great events of

Queen`s illustrious relgln would be

Is brim full Of b&l'g3»lIl8. W6 §write the history of twd thirds of a keep High _Qudity G'°°°ri°“ acentury. Only personal lnd family events

;iv?°:0tP';;’;1‘_d Blyeifmwgi: iran here be recalled. Vic ri

wen to can and see what wegtzwas the only child of t e'late_Duke

~ l an do in the way of ;:f2Kent and the Princess ui -

r` ; Saxo-Coburg. She was boi

Suppnes, ' ,soon Palace May 24.1819. she

érgicle \Villiam IV as Queen of the U

‘~ ° dngdom June 20,1837; Her coronation

- & Qgcelebrated in Westminister Abbey, June

;¥23, 1338. She 'was married Feb. 10, 18-10

QIIBBII Sli. §,"Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg.

Q 'lthat date and 1858 her nine children

'°°°'. born. The Queen's mother, the

os e I the Prince Consort. muring her

widowhood of nearly forty years, she

Quiet with other sad bereavements,but

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1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARYZ3 Iwi.

DEATH OF QUEEN VICTORIA.

The demise of the Queen took plase

Osborne House in the Isle of

esterday afternoon at 6:30 o`clock. To nation and the world the .Sad

momentous event has come with uddenness, for the Queelfs

‘ _ _ illness had been of but a few

duration It was only on Thursday last

S that the dangerous symp'o_*ns D ...

lil: ., lwhichlcd to general alarm and

I foreshadowed the end which ca

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‘ 'l ‘ i if -`_- honored place in the calendar and as a " ~- -

P'-ASTER MADE 1' ‘_ Her Majesty had lived to a good '

EACH “ASTE” 'N EWWELED ' '_ age, being at the time of her death in

Roms Fmcenoo _ eightysocond year of her age and in

WSL 3- sixty-fourth year of her reign. The *Wu* no T had come to her brow and the sceptre

her hand when she was very young for

eighteen years. Shc has now laid them

N O T I O E dcwn, not merely stainless and ui

____ but as symbols that have taken on

neA1ll(=1ual (ieuerall llilegtinéz of the added grace, sacredness and dignity

ellleho ers o th a U nm N .

'Plblishing Com ng willbxe lieldAin the bemgso ‘Ong entrusted t0 her

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£0 of the Sdmpany, New Pnow ‘e . _ ' d _ '_ _ Bleek, on Thursday Januar; 3151; 1901 351 _ er acceimon the t'h1;°l_1°_ was “mate both lived and reigned lopger than an oth _ _ °d°°k P' m' m 1.837 "nb “““'"Sa1r°J°'cmg: er British Sovereign. Sli! came to the > '

Inn. 16 td. By order of Directors. T135; throngeldhherlhunldrgd iireiets, among at a time of international pengm __ .

a Prince.

N PRIHGII EWAHD JANUABYI,

will beoliicially known, as that

royal prerogatlveto determin _ _

might lthe shoes assume the style of ___ _ _ ._ _ , __

VII, br George V or Alfred II. ~‘~

late Queen chose for herself a title `

to Britlsli annals, that of Victoria. It

not improbable that the King may to be known to his people as King thus retaining on the throne the

by which he has been so long known

Bargains in

Weshall cease hereafter, mo it regret-. __ 1*

to sing God Save the Queen as hm

our loyal custom. The Nations `_~_

will revert to its original form as _ `_‘

before the Queen came to the throne begining with the lins,“God save Our "

King Hereafter the Ising

holiday so long held by the filth, 1

of May. In long-past years Parlia

_ '_ lf o .

became dissolved and p_._<inc`p:l T K of state were vacated on the ~`_f‘ »~ ' o

of the Crown. Spceial acts of the Parliament the Parliament of

disturbance as before.

The Queen at the time of her death had

ey mme er mmm S e S’ ‘he has passed away at a time when all

' ‘ ' They shouted at her palace gates

A noble Queen succeeds! the arent nvweri are not only at new _ - _

__ with each other, but singularly united in “_ _ D '

With a eat warmth of affection an wmmon (muse in the far east Th" W' I

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’ nthusiasm her eo le eeted the fair the British Empire is more united than

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~ irgin Queen sixty three yum ago The fore is largely due to the loyal affection

-` '- on f-cum; that she W# possessded of-which the Queen everywhere inspired. A

The debt which her people owe to her and ~ `

her memory is, in fact, immeasurable, ~ _

ee a gracious and wise Sovereign and as V

a great exemplar in all the relations of . _ _ _ ._

lite. Her example is a priceless boon 1 G her people, and will be recalled for gen- U _ _ _

erstions to come. And now that sh _ V

as passed away the sorrow of hier people F

l be ured L the wides read ~

can on y meae 'y p W deep and abiding affection which she had

2 wisdom beyondhcr years, and a great and universal respect was mingled with h if people’s love. From the beginning of life l he had been a devout jChristian. He

ign began with a memdrable prayer to

the King of Kings. “Pray for me,” were er first simple words to the Archbishop

of Canterbury when in the early mornin hours of June 20th, 1837, she wa wakened to be inforuied that Kin

, W d ad an that sh had nspiredinso many million hearts

_J9 D, & C0' “dei-airieri this iiéverent and devout spir

holding crown and sceptre as a "="=

W " "" ' ' ` trust for which she mustlrender

Wisely and gently she ruled middle life and in her old lag

ma veritable Mother in Israel she

parted from her subjects, lei

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loyalheart the sense a ,,..-_.

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irreparable berea

*"='=' f ” *~s -' of Kent died eariv in 1es1, and -1

December ofthe same year she met

N t R I. .the irreparable loss of her husband

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sborne them with a Christian

palace, and these sad bvents served lo

ar 7 Death comes alike to the cottage and

strengthen the bond of affection

I the Queen and her people.

.

-' UnderBritish laws the Heir

succeeds to the throne at the moment of

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never look like her, worn out in

In the partnership of marriage

twice as much as men. They work, and they give'

very life. Children come. No

succeeded

the death of the Sovereign. The Ta - Prince of _Wales has already _ King of nie United Kingdom and

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“Soyou’ve set up a hired girl" mid farmer Muchland to his sou. “Your -

mother never _

had a hired gi r 1 . S h worked early a n d l a t e , and raised s family. Hired girl indeed Look at mother, sir.”

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1 o o k i is g at mother ” said the son ‘ ‘ in a d e m e resolve that my children’s mother should

rest, work must go on. In-

ulceration, debilitating

and .female weakness; undermine

health and shock the nervous system. a few years the woman is worn out.

have used Dr. Pierce’s

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drains. ' _

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