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ErEC'rR|C uours
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Turned on by Premier Peters Last Evening- A
Score of Prominent Persons Delighted with
the lmproviments Made- Compliments
to Dr Goodwill, the
Contract
l.u.~=t evening a number of members oft
tho l’ro\'|uciul tiovernrnent,' with the`
.-ity members; representatives of the
nr-u-spupcrs and other citizens, ond a
nu|nlu»r-oflarllcs, drovo'ont to Falcon-
unnrl onthe invitation of Ilr. Goo<l\\'ill.
‘l‘ln-general object. \vas to siguaiizc the
introduction of electric llglitinglu the
ilu-~pitul for the Insane, and to take n
.Umlr throu|rht.he institution generally.
_\ ltr-r being relieved of their wraps the
.~innpal\y descended to lilo basement, and
along passages dimly lighted with oil
lumps to the room \vhcre the new engine
:uni dynamo are installed. Steam was
turned on, the dynamo set lu motion and
ilu-n l’rcxuier Peters turned an l.l\e current t
und set. the llghtabinze. There were not
:i few exclumations of- delight at the
transformation, and the company proceed-
along the passage \vays, now well lighted, r
Il wk to the upper regions, where the Pre-
niicruguiu turned on the lights in the
rooms and \vards.
Lutertllo company enjoyed music und
rtonvcrsution in the parlors and then
.-nliourninizto the hull short atidresses
were delivered by l’rcmler Peters, W l_’
llonll, I)r \\`arburton, .lion J if
Vnintniskey, llon F L Hasznrrl, Dr
liourl\\'ill, \\' l. Cotton anti J E B
l\lr:Creudy, The l»ur'ien of these upeoclies
uns the many great improvements that
ii tru Ilecn effeetetl lu the institution since
Dr. Goodwill was placed at its heful
ru|\idit~y with which it had been installed
:intl the cconrnny prornised in workintr.
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' Tourist.-Yes.
Reporter-Did Capt. Finlayson say any-
Do Noi Neglect a Bad Cold. '
Never allow ncold to take its course. U1
'ibn often nt this season of the year` its
ernnsc is towards pneumonia. Chambor-
luln`s Gough Remedy will paomptly euro
your cold ami counteract any tendency
in this direction. There is nothing bcttcr
for ntzute throat and lung troubles. For
_sale ily all llruggists. 1..
th
llicn’s and 
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Slatcr Shoes
JUST OPENED,
$1700 WORTH.
COME IN AND SEE
THEM, ._
T_Hi:Y ARE
BEAUTIES
One of the many ad-
vantages over some
makes is the firm in-
sole the 'Slater has
which helps to keep H
them i’rom_bein g lumpy
and unpleasant; under
the‘fo:>t. ' _
See our Bunion Shoe
for stout feet. .
insurance is
engine and
built by Bruce Stewart 8: Co. in very
short time
required, All present. expressed their 5
pleasure at
fuvoralily wi _ ge, rg.;
Light refreshments and thosinging of the lfllem BWP” °°“lfel1l~@¢ P°ll\1lBlil0D Blllh fl‘°l11 lhe l»hf°“° slr Wilfrid Llluflel” '
National Anthem brought a very pleasant C
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ull devised und urged forward by llllll.  'lla
:iudnotnbly Lhc recent lxnpruvcnient itll  ,;i~
the lieutlng and the introduction of ,ian
4-ieetriell/,:l\lin;1. Mr. 1)oull rccclvedl   -
xnunyeornplltnents o|\ the ilnc showing' `,..-
nnulcby the new ii1,:l\t|n|z plant, the W-"A
Reporter-You carrie ovor on the Minto,
didn’l: you I
harbori
Tourist -Yes ;
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nse pain. Inppllcd Polson's Nervillne
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,Government and
or Doull.
The exhaust steam from the lighting
plant boiler being made avaliable for 0
hcntlng, is marie the basis for the belief
arrangenlentbe liglttcd with electricity
and heated ns cheaply as it was with the “
lighting by oil. The gain in convenience VlSll»0rS ever Seen hero ut an openlnm Commission, which is taken to mean that
cleanliness and especially in safety and
the ncatness and order every
th the stuff of former years. l-°
eunlon to a close.
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PARuAMENr wAs OPENED TCLINCH-Thomson  
AT OTTAWA YESTERDAY WEDDING ST JOHN
With Usual Pomp and Largest Attendance of Visitors Ever Present atlBri|iiant Social Event Joins the Daughter of
an Opc ning- liis Exceliency’s Speech _Was Optimistic But Robert Thomson and Capt.l1.W.Cllnch ofthe
Promised Few important_Measures-Tariff Changes Pro- Thirteenth Hussars-They Proceed to india
bably Postponed-Short Session Predicted With Where thc Groom will Rgioin
Anoth
0'r'rAwA, March tl.-(Special)-The sec- F.-uit. lifxrks Ac
t. al Usary Act and n dr-partmcntnl reports ut the November Sr.J0l\N.Morehti-(Special).-An event
nd session of the tenth Parliament of ‘Dominion Election Act. 5t‘|`9l0"~ “lll¢|‘lltlF l-*WP l0°k°d f0l`W°\`d 10 Wm*
that the bulldim: Wm under the new Cnnadaopened this afternoon. Thelatter is expected to provide against w:`;:St;];ril;Df|ilodt bl;e(;‘;|\\IL:d¥“'|-'lx Jaguplry la;|x;i;l‘lLi;iflo;\mlniolpietybrgesmrplk5111;;
The" WHS H blk EH'-|\@l‘1l\B of Members the shw-ati of election petitions. 'Y an le~ ,  u y
ds bo d th I ilsaalyear changed. flhomson, second daughter of Iiobt.
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em rs an e urge" numb" Df N° "’f°""°” W” mud” "° the Tnrm The '__Vi1nistor of Justice gave notice of Thomson; head of Wm. B- Thomson BL
Legislation preventing any memhcrwho Co. wasiunited in marriage to Capt..
Th°G°V°¥`“°l`Ge“°l"-\1 and DHl"‘¥l11HdB°- "° Chung" lu we “Wm will be m°d° is alawyer to practice before committees ‘Herbert Warehaw Clinch of the 13th
security is very great while the cost of bflllant li\1l'l1‘0\\t» and were escorted from t-ill-‘I Hl‘SSl°"- of the House or in departments. _ Hussurr, England, but formerly of this
reduced $350 ayear. The Rldellll Hill] by H detachment Df the It is lmlmnled that me "BBW" Wm W. F. MacLean protested against the city.
boiler for the new plant were Pflflwis L°\||S° Glltifds- 1"” °“lYll“`°9 m°"th5 ‘md 0"" ““°l5l‘°" 'insurance investigation bya crown Com~` St. Stepbcn`s Presbyterian churoh was
Tilt! BP€¢°|l fm!!! the l,h'°“° “'55 will be called I" N°v°mb" “env “lid mission instead of by a parliamentary beautifully decorated today forthe happy
and secnt exactly what is 0Pf'lm|Hl/19|" U-'H12 but 0011'-lined nvthlnll l-hu” h°'°““¢‘" P“'ll“m9“” will meet m“"h, committee. event.
mrlfllull- earn" Nm" l‘ere°°f°"°- °“’l"K 1° me The Minister ofJustice gave notice ofa The ceremony was conducted by Rev.
Reference was made to the western fiscal year blng made IU 01059 Wm' bill to control usury and for tl\e hctter David Lang, pastor of St.Andrews Church
where observed. The attendants and ""°l°l“l1°V¢f5h°l\S5“UlIl¢l0l1 Uf Dl’0Vln M*“'°hl““l@“d ‘if Wm' J“"e “S M Present' observance of bundny and Rev D I) il J F
-l ‘ _ ~ ' ' . . r. an e . raser, formerly
rained nurscsln uniform contrast most ¢l“l*WW“°“lY and h|S°l09llBl\0Y ventured Whell the C°mm°““ “5’e"‘l’l"‘i l’ef°'° N. A. Beleonrt. gave notice of a resoiu- pastor but now of the Presbyterian
stat” llhm' n°Wl\°"9 ln the WUTM is cmwded ‘nlllefles "nf" hearlntl the speech tion asking the King and Queen to attend Colle Mont l.
The Treaty withJapan andthe proposed Finance Minister had delayed the tarlti'
rest protection were spoken of hope- revision so the Government had decided electoral p,,,cU,,e,v,,n,,,u,1,,,en»., to e],,c_
fully. to adjourn, after a short session, to meet.
A measure for the better observance of again in November and consider tliclelucuons ,wp _ l coughs. colds, hnruans. and other karen
the Lord's Day was forecasted and also amendments of the tur|il`. . I 1-| H . . '"'“°“"' "° ““l°kl7 '°""°d b’ c'°'°l°"
the opening of the Quebec bridge.
` tion act, crltnlrml code, and eonlroverietl I
\vlll rejoin his regiment. I
. | ie ouse wlllsli. tomorrow, and nill \abla¢|_“n°““D°,.b,,x_ Alldmzguu
cndments to the Railway Act, otha There will be no estunntes and no |,,.,,,.||,e ,,,|,|,.e,,5 ,,,,M0,,,|,,.
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ing about coming here to open our
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hc suid it was against
e lau to ope port in a prohibition city
SPRAINED HER ANKLE.
slipped on an icy step and sprained my
ht ankle very badly" writes Miss
toatremendous size and caused ia-
dgot prom trelief; the swelling was
lueed.nnd cfore long I was able to
t I" i elll s d
Ol' SDTII IIS, SW Us lll'l
Nervillne la l.ho one sure
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DURBAN, THE CHIEF
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SEAPORT CIF NATAL.
D b n was rffioiclng Ina sense of security by reason ot the relief of Lad smith. Recent accounts of travellers describe
. ~  Six years Bw ur H Durban as almost recovered from the stress of war.
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Magazines.
~l ~ The md, spoken about below is si sister-
llilill from .ooo ,
A orntnoocls
In-law of Mrs. John Ooliings of Char
|0t\at,ovvn.- Her portrait accompanied
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 &  \.y|,}\¢p¢|-ngnpiil herewith republished
l th last Sunday Dost/on
Y Pldsptarsgderthe Ttaption, linverhili woman
.
ls antique clock expert:
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GOFF BROS.,  7 "I  ~ '   - nesnoorsnneuuirtc
I Sole Agents.   Llliwwu.  *mu
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An undisputed authority on antique
clock lore, in fact said to be the only one
of her sex in New England, is Mrs. H. M.
McKay of Haverhill.
Sha has made an earnest study of the
subject in|its minutest detail. commenc-
ing 16 years ago when she picked up her
first long-case or "grandfather" clock. l
Since than hundreds of valuable clocks
have coma into Mrs. McKay‘a prosseaalon |
and today her home is well filled with the,
most beautiful old English and American
specimens, representing thousands of
dollars’ valuation.
They have come from various parts of
the world, but the most ancient relics
have been picked up in little remote
wayside towns.
Anotabiy tins group of clocks pn the
tint floor of Mrs. McKay's homo consists
olseverai of the “grandfather” style,
one ofwhioh stands i2 foot high. All
have solid mahogany cases, elegantly
fluted tops with finely wrought balls of
brssa.and historic scenes and portraits
painted on the' glass doors.
sri
In some of the miniature clocks of this
type two sets of cleverly executed paint-
ings may be found.
Cinthe wall downstairs and upstairs,
and on the third floor as well, Willard
banjo clocks, mantel clocks with the
qualntest of old-fashioned decorations.
miniature long clocks not four feet tall:
yet. things of beauty and grace, are seen
everywhere.
It is n wonderful collection, and visitors
at. the McKay home are of almost. daily
occurrence. _
BE DONE \ViTII CATARRl{i
Why allow this filthy disease to poison
your system( itfdrulns your strength,
rutna dinfeatlon, pollutes the breath,
In kos you repiuislvc. The one certain
ouEeis ‘Oatarr ozone,"lt cures because
it. satroyu the cause of the disease, cures
thoroughly because it goes wherever the
caturrh ia,cures every vase because its
vapor destroys the cntarrh xterm instant-
ly. To get well and stay free from
eatarrh ‘get Untarrhozone and use lt:
sntisfact on guaranteed.
Affilcted With Rheumatlsm.
“I was and am yetaiiilcted with rheu-
matisrn,"saya Mr. J. C. Baync. editor
ofthe Herald, Addington, Indian Ter-
ritory, “but thanks to Chnmberlaitfs
Pain Balm atn able once more to attend
to business. Itis the best of lln|ments.'
If troubled with rheumltism give Pain
Balmatrialand you are certain to he
more than pleased with thc prompt
relief which it niTords. One application
relieves the pain. For sale by all drug-
gists.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Curr'/mn, Merch 7. - (Special l -
C°m_ nr-9,, lztl Corn, May, 435
\Vheat “ 77h \\'hcat " 17|
Pork, May. 815,70 Pork, Jan.. 815.02
Sore Throat and Coulhl
Lamar. elective and safe remedy for all tbrod
i ninfouadia >-
Crnolono Antlnopttc Tablets
They m|n:lno the gnnnlcirlll value ofCNlotlnavit§
W0'-hi
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The couple left by the C. P. R.
“m\‘1“~  “““°““°°d "Wt 3" “°°i‘i°“° W "he Mr. Borden gavenoticeofa motion to train for New York, enroute to
enquire into the Acts respecting corrupt Sccundnbad,Indla, wh_§re Capt. Clinch
er Session in November. His Regiment
Vllll £HllliilS
ill WlH illlltl
Armv is Not to Recieve So
Much Attension as the
Navv Changes Made
LoNno.\', March 8.-(Special)-In intro-
ducing the army estimates of nearly a
hundred and fifty million dollars tonight
Secretary of War Haldane announced
that the military policy of Liberals was
one of greater efficiency at less expense.
The chief reliance of the country would
be placed on the navy and in pursuance
of this principle the ammunition stores
for the defence of London will he rooted
up, three coast defence guns removed,
troops at Wei Hai Wei withdrawn, and
Colonial garrisons reduced.
lie believed also that the .\`orth “lest
frontier of India was no longer endan-
gered. "`~“°”`» D
He strongly opposed any system of
conscriptiou.
All military trainlngmust bovoluntary
so no Governments would go to wru'
unless the people supported them.
CLARK'S P25561. BEANS
are a cold weather necessity. With the
thermometer below freezing nothing else
gives such warmth to the body ami
satisfaction to the appetite.
Sill EHAS lllPPlll
SEHIUUSLY Ill
Vicroura, B. G., March 8-(Special).-
Sir Charles Tapper is seriously ill with
bronchitis.
He has been ill some days and his
condition is causing his family much
alarm.
A GUARANTEED* CURE FOR P|LES
itching. Blind, Tiiecding, Prntrudlng
Piles. Druggists are Ulthortzcdvto
refund money if l’A7.0 OlN'i‘Ml‘.l\’l
falls to cure in tl to 14 days. -'>0c.
l‘l_l5dmwffim. _
 
March
Magazines
Hundreds of the best
American,
English
and Canadian
Publications now in stock
at
Carters
Bookstore.
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Sworn Average Circ  o Dec. 30, '05 Daily 3,043; Tri-Weekly 3,t28