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_ bb’ Seueral, that God was their leacler,that,
as of old the pillar of cloud and of fire
_ protected and guided them, so He would
“PW 80 before. thcm,and lead them to
"*°f01‘y- And the principle of the text is
11°* weaned to tho om Testament, iii;
also enuncilted in the New. Israel
il no longer the chosen people; but
”‘"° ‘° ‘ °5°°°1\ people-elected and
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CHURCH 
PARADE
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To First Mcfiiodist Church
Yesterday.
REV. G. Ill. CAMPBELL
Preaclies an Eloquent Patriot-
ic Sermon to a Vast
Assembly.
Thgewas a military parade from the
di-illiedtoFirst Methodist Church yes-
waqlu-ning, in which about HD men
ogg; .h8ineers, Artillcry and 82nd Bat-
ullh tack part, together with the 15
recnitlhrSouth Africa, the whole being
nndercommand of Lieut. Col..Moore, D.
0, U, The parade was witnessed by thous~
gndsand presented a fine appearance. The
 furnished music. In the
eliineiithecentre pews were reserved for
the vd_&esrs. The large choir of the
 for the day and in-
clndiilvohcs. Prof. Watts appeared in
The music was of
the church crbwded
pa .
andailthepnocecct-
thc tnctic sermon by
onion of car heritage and responsibility.
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wo!-ld.~ But the old empire, witlr its
energetic people, is gone. The iniiuence
denca,in manya rite and custom, is with
us still, and forms part of our niagniiicent
hwhses It is we; 
vieomus md mime _
uoridf-_mdar. i "’I1;_`f§iiii1-iii
victory
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Womens strong
Kip Boots.
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 mn onoson tooo" .......  I "°*"¢ th* °°“‘m°'“{“1' f‘5"° °f l'*"'°
 out with a mighty ha.ud.”__
nations. Angl<r_Saxon' civilization, ‘with
its conception of the household, of law, ot
‘gg _mg Gow, megan- 1, that _ liberty, is more and more _ruling the
5,, gm m ,lm and ¢|&T nations ofthe world, and determining
demand I frcm_al'l'»oeherpeoples-
mdthatina special sense He was their
6o¢l,aad in an equally special' sense they
luehisbeloved and tender care. ‘°The
Lord thy God hath chosen thee,” under-
hid their national faith and their national
HHG7, and was the burden of the
l$l%0I their teachers and prophets.
ll  days of national darkness and
Qgtet the leaders encouraged and
f\l¢he“many thousands of Israel,"
1l!_@0_!y-God is your God and ye are
'R¢‘i'iDeo|ie. As the .sons of the people
vent down into the bottle, with “its
Cllifllsed noise and garments rolled in
their destinias. ~ ' '
We belong to this resourcefuhcuergetie;
fearless, victorious race. Our waving fields
of golden grain,improving farms and gar-
dens proclaim our Saxon lineage; the
love of the sea, which _sends us to the
waters, to an element we are born to
rule; our shippingand commerce declare
that the spiriaof t-he Norsemen,the nature
of the Vikings, whose allies were the
tempests,is in us yet. Wherever the race
dwells you see evidences of Norman archit-
ectural skill in beautiful and substantial
structures that survive the revolutions
that have swept over nations and the ‘all
.devouring tooth of time. In our deep re-
ligious conviction, in our reverence for
authority, in our obedience to law “whose
voice is the harmony of the7world”, we
have attestation that the old Latin love
of political and socialordcr,of learniugand
religion is not eliminated from our nat-
ure. In the pleasantry and abounding wit.
in the heroic courage and sparkling elo-
quence of many of-our sons and daughters
we see the scintillations of the old Celt-ic
fire. By the fusion of these race families,
.a grand composite has been formed
(Continued on thc 4th Page.) _ `
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Haszaidl Mime
Printers,
Book binders
Mr. W P Moffat, of l\ewGlas°ow
 humanii,y._ _ _ _ I
."”"f°*P‘° 1°' sur ` iimsppliioth lfoi§i°i:§:i
'gzgfvbf  and strongly in the funda-
 Qrinciplq of the ESG tll_lt'ftll¢
iwittiotivsfio oivioyo with Goo,  tim ii.; __
__ ¢}\_&h9Ben our nation as his special ji
 ____ ont, I wish  eramine liteasig 1 ,»-
slfrts bday ood ineiooio the béooinig of
this truth on our feelings, our sentiments,
,gjjd ou:-_ characters, and= will ask you to
of Greece and Rome in art in jurispru- A
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Nm,
____ w_ui_ii§_§__i=_ii_ii_ i__i_is i_io__vii_ii;iins io siisii _'iris rorqes _1iovNofcoiss_}'s'i§o_  | at
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y y l_3oers who may bolt after the lyddite fm-eni the Howltaers has exploded,
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DDSSIA & 1=RANcl5 Mov1Niii””"»=fi= 
si officials Believe War   is  
_ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ i - - _ ,une cep n,have not
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I , _ ~ _ ' iiiiofi-e~=f»~1i Hi#
We are Anglo-Saxons. As the ele-  `a"fo'rli1iii`;hti"a’g6`wzis Wa
gments of national strength and pr0-- i ' ` politicians. There had- been 
`sperity are in race, the question pos- " t bl
_ _ , » ron e-`intheair.The'csusef_oritIié
sesses a growing interest and import- - ` _ ¢_"_D88ted failllresofthe Imperial
ance. Especially as we have in history the I I _I C8-nada lies in their
record of great races that have beco - e ' ' ` ' "
_  KRUGERS PEACE Piioroslis
tmct, and are told by compet`ent_illSitruc_- _ _  ' ~ ” the independent, self-reliant
tors that there are to-day some races `
i
__ 1 » _ _ - that”they`_do toi“Tcmny"
nearly stationary, and others rapidly i - - dianoiiicez-s,nsnallypmmig¢ne
diminishing In all ages there has been
_,nge ;,_,',,;_e ,_,__,_ ,as d0,n,mt_ A,_i0or_ Boys May Sail By the Monterey--British Warli'°e»'<”'i im -P-ii » sei. fi-1
_ _ _ moneyoutheh-1cgh'nents,don_ot
one time it was the Grecian race that ' ' Uhndthe diets. ` `
.;.......... o.. .._....._ _M  Loan Eagcrly Takcn+Grcat Fears for Marc- ei- #ww
 _   i.   . iis..'r..i;~.i;~i
nations. Then it was Rome, vviti)1~ he; __   C ben it 
mi itary power, vigorous laws, and iron_ - 1 - __ ._ _ surmonn e
rule that dominated and mastered the _ __     
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the belief grows<tha_t  ` glands' fmay
 uuiii time ofsooui mm. `
, ' `, I.ElKS'l`l'ZRSGO T0 EGYPT. _ ' I
Hanrifax, March 10.- [Special] --The
Leinster-`Begiment' is Ordered to learc
New  Moron 10.-ispooiolpriio .gnicnurrs waui-nn.
P_0st’s_ special' cable letter says Ll9¥d'S___  The District ' Oaicer com ding
Sebastopol agent cables that Russiais
will
man
enroll thirty  frm
orrrennsroa mmm csnnxsos. (ci I-Ieixht.»minimum,~¢5 feet 5 inehes.it'°‘} 
» _ _ din.!l_Paci8cand Grand Trunk
Lieut COL- McKay of Renfrew _ Capt; (d) To pass the required medical ex- _ ~ ~ ~
_ i _ _ _. , Companies have dceldedtolssnecne
McDonald, Alexandria; Lieut. Skinner, “mm°;t‘°“' _ I ,`_-f~i¢k_%$B8nd ‘Standard 
Kingston; Major Tachereau Beauce° (°)T° l_’°'““m“1`1`led~ \'°“'t°3“5in |93"
M°N'm1m.Mu_enii-‘-rho Bi-ions
Pm”-1 °@°?ffS who hm  sent
tho _ -Atlantic to into me
volun teers in
termotof
Col. Otter, '
regiment in
the  _
from  
a"‘ protracted
wiil be feirfllii
_ _ (bi Chest measurement, minimum 34 _
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"m_b°<'?h*##m°'*Si'¢h°* 01 the if j The 
Al ‘ i __f" re-R-A-4..-' :_
qualifications are:- " l F01' tl” 
_ the convention, whichwill
45(3) A86, between the ages of 18 anr1_iR‘m'__ayc°nmm”_
Commonsatottiaxvuiiteinair/mvr;=~1cr1
_ _ _ ,_ _ g torthedonblciontiioy.
Capt Sharples Quebec Wm be the _ (fi To be enrolledin a corps of active The ticket 'md °°rtm°"t°°".P m'°°“|_‘N9
_ _ . . ~ mticket agents and holders of
oilicers of thc new Garrison at Halif ax.» mlhtm’ and W have Perf°““°d at~|e5'5t»;?|,m,,,,,@ Wm be "‘u°w,d.to 'make an
Major siooom of Hoiifox ooo Minor °”'= ““““°l'>mi“i“8- _ loom-o join-no noiooteowo onsummtoi-
Henderson of Toronto have also' been
offered commissions. 4 _
THE QUEENS vlsrr 'ro mi-znasn.
_ _
LONDON March ` 10-(Special).-The
Queen’s coming visit to Ireland and other
marks of her interest in Irish affairs are
taken to indicate her desire that the
British ministry shall do fuller measure
of justice to Ireland's political aspirations.
Irish 'society is arranging great
festivities in honor of Her MaJesty's
visit. _ _ .-
THE WAR Loss 'ra KEN. _
' Great Brltain's new war loan was over
subscribed in two hours. '- -
Kruger has returned to Pretoria and
Joubert is expected there.
BULLER ADVANCING-FOOLISH THREATS.
Gen. Buller is advancing from Lady-
smith and the Boers report fighting on the
T00 GENEROUS TREATBIEYI
Y
» Enrollment will begin at the Orderly _of this certificate signed _
Rooms; Drin_snoa, on Monday noxi_‘:oi2th°m°°1=insve i>P°°f_°f their '~¢=°°=1¢!“§°°~
dclock p_ m__ _ ‘ Montreal Herald 7th.
_ LA'i‘En_sUNDaY.
in:-zssasn 1'-‘sou Kiwcnn AND s1‘s`rc.
Nrwr onii, Moioh,11. <soooio1>;_'r1iosoo‘ - -_"- by l
says The Central News learns§.hat the
B . . _
ritish Governmentreeeived on Marchfl thgnkggiving pg-gygrg wah; qmgrgd in
The Jews Gave Thanks.
In celebration of victories gained
British troops in South Africa,
the
the
a message signed by Presidents KrugerSYl1&l!08\1¢8 Of WiHHiD08-
and Steyn asking oniwhat terms a cess-
onion of hostilities would bo  ` A
1~n1rrn'raoros;i1.» nnsrzcrnn. ~ _ _
,Ameeting oflthe Cabinet was ealledl,
for the following __day. I -
No official announcement has been ,_ ._ ~ f _ f _ 
made as to what conclusion the Ministers 
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reached, but there is reason to believe I _I »
that the. Government i sent Eau uncom-
aromisins reply-' ~ " I l Made from pmt
_ _ ' iiarnmxe AND cnrnonrasn. ‘ ,V C!'¢3m Of fafflfo
Helpmakaar Road' _ 4 l A I The war situa.*~ion with the exception of N ~ ___ `
Boers declare that Johallngsburg will be two points continues to be fsatisfactory to 1-   fd
razed to the ground and thc -gold mines the British _ » A l » - - '
wreckefihzxore the British shall be allow- The two 'uufa____)ré_bie Séots are Ma_fe_ y _   
’ ed t0_ta'_e lem' __ king, hopes forewhichl are at the lowest V 2 ' I l I ”'*'*
_ _ A . _ A _ . 1 |‘ n ‘I -
‘ _ _ __ _ -» _ _ obo, ood ine big district of Kenhordt, in  
  9 LONDON is c0mpla,ining of Lord Roberts’ - _ _ ' , " - _ __ if @3333” W
  Griqualand ilfcst, where Dutch dxsafec
too generous treatment of Cro'1_iea. d it
_ f ~ ' _  ; tion is daily increasing. ` _ I T I 
 , I is pointed out that hebehaved badly tof ‘ ° i I f ' |‘ ‘“°°
the British in a previous War. ' __ KBUGER RETURNS To PRET°RU~-
_  S* Movnmnsrs AT 'rim Fnoxr. _ ` PRI-rronra, 'March 11-fSpecial]- Presi
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_ The British move trom Ladysmith isiu- dent f{1"1}‘é’°l` has 1`@l5‘11`Ued f1`0m his WSW 100 dresses read to' ut 0n_ A ri;-,¢¢
 & '  tended to turnthe Boeriiank. t° the 5_3hti“g 5.393; " '
Gen French ls believed to be new .He expresses h11n3g1f.__3,5_53j;i5figd`Wit,h tl'0i1bl0l508il0WgiJi`)dS8.n(i l'|0g'00dSiDf.|!B
_ Sunnyside. Bl0emfon‘<=é‘in_ ,;    _  __ the gene,.a1§i`t,1ati0n__“.i  ' ` _department on_,.approbation. Give ns
" The War  has no news of the relief 5 It U K l “cam W'e'Wm e the price . tl _Jas-
i 'rms 1-‘nszscn Wan FEVER Paton 3: Co
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_ » | 0.n.AwA_ 051-"March 10_ A high British oiiioial says “we fully: gm pass tlimugh and make bgy, _
_ __ _ _ ' V _ _ _ -J expect Wm._»~ _ I stifened with whalebone. Fits an I
Lieut. Col. Moore, Charlottetown . Rem- | N th , t wt bl _f  _i ; size gd ke_eb;:cv_={v_ai1;t_and skig.‘b<ai:£_
_ _ v ’ »' »‘ ' pose' ' 7: t makes
_  . . »_ t, _ iforcements. Have your quota ready to _ °_° frm “prev “mils  eothaiyz aoge elagndwaudgivaiggmfgszgm.
I % will be in"C'harlontetown on Tuesday ~ proceed to Halifax. Just possible they e ' “ary measures °’ e en” " chic. much-tebe-desired 10 eiaetin '
~ _ _ _ be' tak _ ' l I '  fro t. The comeinblsckaxtidassortad 
* and will purchase a numberof horses maybesellt by the _M91?t°1_'eY __0I1_-1=>€h- ire mg , ep _ - _ E, _ n, Aly ° Q1_% E
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# mchl03i Aww :ut orders. nc lp oma are  toshltt the _Jas Pam” 3° 0° iz
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