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ious plans for obtaining possessions in
South America and South Aftica
which have failed. He is now thoutlht
In Glasgow, where almost all pos-
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the corporation, application has now
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owners send others.
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We have added to our establish-
ment an up-to-date FOUNDRY 1,
with all the latest improvement s. 2
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give them Castings equal to any -;
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“uch has been said and writ_ne,_ |t.t .t plan to obtain a foo ing in thai. ma,~ter Gtwiewt. -- g'\e.| his const-lit ,
P ,,,,.tinlv the “Open door” p0]i,,y of ~ qultter. Wlieti the Turkish po ~'~l‘ and it is expected that other civic cor-   
=  Bzimm mlm, east, ,md Lheicollnpses-\vhich may yet te a long ,_-orat.ioi.s will follow Gia~gow’s ex
b wa oft' he iit>p.qw hold Palestine. .lm ie. The mostinterestinv renal
lnnhlo diplomatic battle she has een, Y '“ 'E _ , __ » P _ _ _ _
fit_»l»tin_g to retain for herself and all I” an offset’ to B"m"m S P°s5°s31°nB"f l‘l§!ill'. ll6l'8 lll llllh &(lVPI'l'.l_~=t II]
other nations an equal chance to have, ESYPV Some 2,200 Christians of the Uni- ' Pretty sure tn find what you W,
.I irein the lar e traoe of China -°"”_' ‘ versal Brotherhood in Russia fleeing
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Tlilil policy i- at once so disinterested' BU`m\DSh’UP_h9~5 been compelled to from per-ecution, are now on tht-it l ` pnces that you Wlu like'
The German Emperor has had va_r-L _ _ .
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i I _ I tt. have turned his august at.tent.l0 - phu te l xc' »t»-ge in opt o~ittion t_o that » -- - Y
. I 't-» .\~` _\l  ~».l l\i~ v\sitll»Jf~»\lsH- ~ -t'-t 'lt a 1* intel ~. vtlti-li lt- ish
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:tml at the some time so tnnt-.li to the 1 S9“‘k an additional POUR? Of WM' I way -to Canada and will settle in tht- ' 1   A   0
inte-rt=stot` the United States to havc` SUPPIY “nd cm] °“_]y and lt’ "‘e"_°myé' Northwest. The Brotherhood refu~e
tttaittlaitte-l, tlirit it has been very ‘l""*““’ m‘l"` “Way 1" the m““”t“"‘S 0 tor`i;,;ht, their belief being that- thc 
w,,,.mtv €,,d,,,.§,,d L. tht, mjwhpaper W ales. There a. tract of 45,669 acres Chusmm mngion forbidn wan Them
at you as WCC' mu V i ° f I' lone. The connectin ies between
British and Canadian trade is con-
cerned, better have remained in the
,Washington for her eastern policy
twill be but infinitessimal.
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EDITORIAL NOTES-
. It is thought that the defeat of the
government of Cape Colony in the
` newly elected assembly by a. majority
of two votes may mean the restoration
of Cecil Rhodes to another term of
power.
Hon. Mr. Gibson, Commissioner of
»Ciown Lands in Ontario, who was de-
* feated in the general election and has
not yet secured a seat, has now been
nominated to run at the by-election in
East Wellington. '
Bad news comes from Manitoba to
the effect that continued wet weather
has destroyed one quarter of the
magnificent wheat crop. According
to a telegraphic report, the loss will
be many millions of bushels.
The Soleil claims that the majority
against prohibition in Quebec will
total over 91,000, thus swamping the
vote in favor in the other provinces,
with 20,000 over. To this the Mont-
real Witness remarks:_“We are not
prepared to say that t-he returns from
the French parishes do not show a
nedgative majority of ninety or a
hundred thousand. We see nothing
to hinder its being made much greater
according to the methods used in
some quarters.”
The remarkable story of Louis de
Rougeinont, the so-called “modern
Crusoe,” whose exploits and endu-
rances even excel those of ,his proto-
type, is just now now exciting much
attention iii England. Some of the
nnewspapers accept his tale as genu-
ine while other journals are skepti-
cal. Rougement is endeavoring to
raise money to secure a. vessel to make
search on the northwestern coast of
'Australia for a big lot of pearls that
,he abandoned there in the days of
his lonely solitude. He claims that
he escapsd drowning by riding, or
sailing, on the back of a big tuttle,
_ but while this may be thought incred-
lible, Admiral Scoresby, who is fami-
fliar with Australian waters, writes to
‘an English paper that he has seen that
feat accomplished.
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FAVOR US AND YOURSELVES.
  MARK R|GHT& Bu.. ltd.
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possession of Spain And all the i ` I
§"_:_ Every kind of insurance support that Britain will get from \-""9 cm H35 c"°w" Plump 3'",
Rosy Since Taking Hood’s.
_ Nervous mothers and sickly children
endure a vast proportion of the suffering
which is caused by impure and impov-
Companies, and at lowest pos- ,fished binge. Hoocm ssmparuia give.-
relief by purifying and enriching the
Sibje ,.a_teS_ ____ blood. Read this statement:
“I was bothered with sick headaches
and dizziness. I also had nervous prostra-
tion and weakness in my stomach, which
made me feel very ill indeed. I decided to
try Hood’s Sarsa parilla, which was highly
recommended by many, and by the time
I had taken four bottles 1 was in perfect
health. About a year ago my little girl,
then six years old, had bronchitis and
chicken pox. We were told that her
Only Chance for Llfo
was the careful treatment she might re
ceive at the hospital. We took her there
and for eight days they had no hope oi
her recovery, but later she had a change
for the better. Her sickness, however, left
her very delicate and weak, and she did
not grow any for a year. It was then I
thought I would try Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
inasmuch as I had used it for myself and
found it such A good medicine for build-
ing up a constitution. She had not taken
two bottles before she had improved won-
derfully. She has grown rosy and plump
and is quite herself again. I have great
faith in Hood’s.” Mas. M. Hicxnnson.
938 Bloor Street, West. Toronto, Ontario.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
ls the best- in fact the One True Blood Purltier.
Sold by all drugggists. $1; six for $5.
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We have opened a fine
ishings alvtays oi» hand.
made by J. dz T. Bell. This is a. ne
line with us, it’s something nice
in_’t`act we can hardly End word
to describe ir. THERE’S
' FINISH TO- IT. THERES A
TONE TO IT, that brands it A 1.
It’s a laced boot made of strong
Dark Tan Wicker Calf, medium
heavy soles, put on by the Good
year method. The last and
the newest of the new, not wide,
not narrow, just right. It will
j make a lovely Skating Boot. _
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opinion of tht- creat Republic beside ms been Purchased "ear “he S°“"°‘“ are some 6.400 in all of the small,
us But there the matter ends. At (lf ‘W0 S°l"`3~m5 and these have hem' sect. in Russia, and it is expected that
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] 1; 1, 1 the first hint of rendering materiahor connected by “ Wnnel “"9" “ mil” the remainder of them will come toi e  '
oblige' potts of China, alarm is taken and Birmingham will Pass th'0“Sh a' “u_m" _ -----
the plea is put forward that it is_“3rit- big? 0ftU"l10lS» lil" l0Ut‘l‘*“ °f Whlchl Hon. Sherman Hoar, recently de r
.ass ..s'..i.," std that the is Working will be resrevtlvely 4%. ‘li end, li senses, washer.. in 1860 sua W.
F,  &  in her own interest exclusively. If IDll0S_l0Dg- _ The Valley of thi? Bev' son of the famous E. Rockwood Hear, ,
She succeeds the United States ern river will be crossed by an invert- _ ,,X_A,,to,,,ey Gen,.,.,,_|, and nephew uf _
. - - - - ' ed svphon 17 miles long with a dipl h t f h f -|
gsunnysldgs will profit with other nations that is . » _ l t. e sena oro i e same ami y name.
° ail , of 547 feet below the hydmuhc grade * His father is a. stron roiectionist
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 O@ But the plirposes Of the R-epublis ohne- HW? ‘he e“°'P'§°“S Pf`°SS““" has and the son, now deceased, embraced
in The mane” Of the 0199” dom' must to be provided for “th Pipes “f the more liberal trade ideas. His fathog
g------Q-_-l-_--_ ,,h,,,,1y be .med in a very practical greatest s©_revgl_l1- The Mel ¢0SU °f.0,,ce asked htm how hs Should know
way The United States is ac_ the work is estimated at about §3_0»"more about the tariff than he, who
quirinv new possessions in ghf, Wes; 000,000, and it will deliver 17 million had Studied i, an his life.; .¢Whv
Indies and also in the fat east “M1035 Of “XC@ll"~`”° Water dalll’ ISU; gniwel-pd t}e boy, “I beg n
What sort of trade policy will be - ~ v" where you left off
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applied to these dependencies? Will N ui S   _
*T 'hey bfi f€YlCf’d in “ith the Dlngley  J The relative claims of Sampson and
'“"_lm If “N they fnlghlv so _far as _ , ___ . . Schley to the glory of the victory by
even diplomatic assistance in her s SPP Canada if these now onthe way-
effons to keep Open the the lakes by the storage dams and hither report 8a_,i_factUri|y_ V
which the Spani-h Het wps destroyed
at Santiago have been decided upon
by the Naval Board at Washington.
The substance of their reports is that
it- was a captaitfs fight; that it was
fought *under the orders previously
gtven by Sampson; that the two
orders given by Schley to “close in,”
and to “engage -the enemy” did no
good and were unnecessary for this
was being done when the orders were
signalled; and that each captain fought
his ship on plans prepared and others
given hy Sampson, ~
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New Cloth for Fall and Winter
line ol Nohby Cloths ir
Suitings. Overcoatings and Trousering. ‘
Call now and get lirst choice-a full line of Gents’ Fur-
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Grey Jenn Corsets 25c per pair.
LADIES’ JAC
Our Mantle Department this seas
success, nearly all sizes are still to be
exactly what suits them in every case.
The styles we show are the
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the Fall season. Exquisite
new novel effects makinc o
bower of beauty. O
A magniliceut selection ol
most fashionable effects in Bl
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sure we can suit any taste, at
purse.
Fall ”
Glow s.
A splen-
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Fall wear is
our Ladifs’
button
Sw'-de Glove
in Lllatk and
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Fanlfv Ringwlol Gloves at
Cash oert-. Groves in all the
Fading' sl-:|141-sa.
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ony '23 cf nfs Pitch. i
A \»'e»j\' pretty and service-
sible cf\.~-. -wth a large g,_~ig0|-t,-
ment os' ne flles for every use,
only 4.5 cents each.
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Our
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dre~s goods, that is if money I
"saving is an object to you,
we’ll mention two lines. Fancy
Boucle Dress Goods 40 in.
wide, only 220 per yard.
Heavy all Wool Serge in
Black and Navy Blue, 38 in.
wide, 25C. per yd.
Infantces. .
Dainty Infantees- for little I
hands in Pink, Blue, Garnet,
etc., in Silk and Wool at 240.
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