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SIR WILFRID AT
TORONTO
BANQUET
One Thousand Guests
Gave him an Ovation
and Applaud i‘iTs Eioquent Periods--Lady
'Laurier a Spectato
r Receives a Boquet
G.W.Ross Presided
'|`nuoN'|'n, l~`eli. 2:2.-(Spec-ini.)-Massey
il.-ill ii-as tonight the scene of the most
hi-lllluut banquet for years when fully one
tlmusand of Cunada's lending men anter-
tiiiiieli Premier Laurier.
'i`|ic decorations were ningniilcent and
the scene was one of daxzllng beauty.
lion. George Ross presided during tho
il
evening and Lady Laurier who appears
in the gallery was presented with a beau-
tiful bouquet.
The Premier received an ovation when
ho rose to respond to the toast of his
health, and his eloquent address was
punetuatetlwith applause. The enthusi-
asm was tremendous.
AIIIIIIZZIE SITES
Til TAST AEIIISA
'l‘\v|ilN, Frh. ‘.’0.-The Duke of the
.\lii-nzzl is personally euperintending the
in-i-pnratiolin for and the entire eqdipment
ofthe expedition which he has planned
in lluircnzorl Mountain in Eastern Equu-
tiiiiiil/\frlcn,which is sometimes called
“'l‘lio King of the Clouds." The Duke
ii-ill bo accompanied h`y ten Italiansi
llirrc of whom were with him on his
pulnrcxpeilition. Tho party will be ee-
l-crteil by 251) natives, who will leave the
expedition when it reaches n certain nl-
iitudr, the natives being unable to with-
stand the cold of the mountain region.
'|‘lie llulrc expccts'to return along the Nile
and by way of Egypt.
_/ii-_-i
WANTS TIT MAKE
ITISH IAEII-ltiiiilllie
Si-lil-:.\'nr'|‘/i|i\', February 20.-In an
iiililreas- before the Labor Lyceum yester-
day .iolin I.. March, professor of modem
lziligilnges nt Union College, said that n
iiiau',~i estate should pass at his death into
the control of the stole and be sold
lniiin-nlintely for the benefit of the widow,
li~|i\~lng the children unproviderl for,
thereby givlngtliccountry the minds of
iiiiiny rich mcn's sons, who because they
lnlierlt wealth, do not apply themselves
tri business.
l’i-of. l\Inrch`s address was on “Tha
iiilii-ritanee of Property." Ile spoke of
the Astnrs, Vuiiderliilia, Ilockcfelleis
liuilotlirrrluli families to prove that if
ri--li incu‘s sons were put under the lash
iiiueceseiity the world would be bene-
tilted.
Nlothersi Sale of
Children’s Boots
This time of year you want
sonietliiug' cheap in footwear
flint will do until you buy
your summer wear-Now we
have set a lot nf child-
rcu’s boots into boxes and
innrkcd them in plain figures.
We want to clear them out
for our new stock--so this
,vile will suit us all-Look at
these prices : '
Cliiid’s slippers, I strap,
sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, ro - 25::
Child’s button boots, choco-
late and black kid, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7 - - - - _s9°
Child’s split lace nailed,
our make for wet, 6, 7, 8, 9,
101 ' ' \- ' Soc
Child’s bud lace nailed
finer strong make, 6, 7, 8, 9.
“li - - ' 75°
Girls’ split lace nailed our
make, rr 12, I3, I, 2 69c
Girls’ i)ongola and pebble
VALUE IIE THE
JAPAN TIIEATI
Lennox, Feb. 10.-Lord Kitchener,
in his redistribution of troops scheme, has
made the treaty between Great Britain
and Japan of practical value. He has
decided to reduce the British and native
infantry battalions by five on the Ohina
and Burma side of India.
-*cv __
IIIEIIMAIII HAS
ENITIESS WAIT
for Geru1|\ny's “perpetual war" in South
Africa have left Hamburg. The to I
nuuiber of reinforcements sent out since
Ilsnms, Feb. lil.-More reinforcements
W
several inon, are being sent out for nl
against the I-lerreros.
jCAiIHII:lAiS IIN
THE WAITPATH
Caro Tows, Feb. lil-It is reported
from Northern Nigeria that the Munohis,
acannlbaltrllie living near the Benue
river, have risen and overwhelmed and
burnt tho Niger compnny‘s trading sta-
tion at Alilnsi. No details are to hand
as to whether the white men have escap-
ed or not. A punitive expedition is being
organized.
1_¢--~
'1`EIlRIBI.E BACK PAINS.
I They fairly agonlze your life, Some-
thing pnwerful and penetrating is needed.
IDoctors know of nothing so swift to re-
lieve as Nervliine, n strong, plenntratlng
llniment made to eure,1ustsuc pains as
yours. Nervlline is very concentrated,
about four times more powerful than
ordinary iinimcnts. In the worst cases
]’olson’s Norvlllne is extraordinar|i§good.
All muscular pain flees before it. early
titty yearaln use-u good recommenda-
tion, surely.
ss Q-:ses me
MUNSEY’S
MAGAZINE
for February is a
GREAT NUMBER
Ladies Home
Journal _ ‘
and all other good
‘ Magazines for
Feb. |906
boots’ H’ I2’ I3’ I’ 2’ ` ‘mo now on our News
Boys’ heavy good boot for
now, xx, xn, I3 -‘ $1-00
Boys’ buff and heavy
Counter.
leathers, now r,z, 3, 4, 5, ¢1zo.,|  & 
(IOFF BROS.
the beginning of the war is 14,0!!! niea‘.‘
_Four _;not9r,,,-gpg, capable; ,of.,.igrm_ia||>s,
,, , .
rnuin nnuwiin  
, Ill Sl. Bidi
Result of Supposed Mental
Aberratlon.. '
Sr. ANnnsw's, Feb. 22.-(Special.)-A
mun named Charles Watt who made his
homo when hero with Daniel Molhylan
on the Commons, was found drowned fo-
Crolx River, off Peter Rcgan'| farm.
Watt came from St. .Tohn 
After heieft Molfarl-\n'l he WAI M
seen again until lils-body was found ,I
the river. , A
Of late he has displayed signs of mental
aberration. His people belong to St. Ste-
phen. i
IIIIUII CIILLEETIIII
SUCSTEIIS ITIIWIE
Cmvauo, February 20-The first puhli
address of Deputy Gsnanl Overseer Wil
Alexander Dowie at Zion City yesterday
was a dramatic appeal for a general noi
cf self sacrifice to restore tho olty and its
institutions to a sound financial heals.
Au n result the congregation deposited on
a table before the speakers platfonn
valuable possessions and money. Women
and cheques as pledges for varla s
amounts ranging in size from ten cents go
$3,000. The great tabernacle held the
largest audlenue it has oontalned for
many months. `
` EUITOFt'S MAIL-
Slr,-Slnce your columns are always
open to promote the best interests of the
publio, T thought I would make use of
your. valuable paper to bring to the notice
of the proper authorities the very easily
remedied, disadvantage the people of
Oherry Grove and Charwood are subjected
to an regards mails. We have a tri-week-
ly mail, viz : Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday. That is all right as far as it goes,
but why can‘t we have a daily mall when
tho station is within a short distance of
both post oilicesi The leaving ofu mall
daily at Harmony would inconvenience the
Railway very little and would be a very
great advantage to the people of this place,
The Guardian, which is printed Satur-
day morning, we do not get till Tuesday.
The mail train passes our door every
Saturday night, carrying our mails to
Sourls to remain there till the postmarl
brings them on Tuesday, roads and
weather permitting. This is one griev-
ance which could easily be remedied and
I think would be well worth considering.
Yours
Csnnnv Gnovn. _
N0 BONDED WAREHOUSE. I
Sir.-In the Editorial _in your issue of
the Eilth Inst, your state. _
"Prince County under prohibition does
not want a bonded liquor warehouse, an
we hope to see the warehouse kelo in
Kingss County bya notorious vlo ator
of the law swept out of existance."
This statement is I think incorrect. I
was under the impression that we had
not a bonded liquor warehouse in this
oonnty. If I nm wrong in that impression.
I wouldlikoto know where such wart-
houee is located and by whom kept.
Tile one kept by Se-rimgeour near Cardi-
gan Bridge was quietly closed a few years
ago by order ofthe Minister of Customs,
and the same Minister would probaply
have noted in the ease ofthe bonded liquor
warohouse in Prince County without a
dramatic u.-lea-rsni from Albertan-
Yours truly.
TEMP!-:\\AN11s.
King`n County Feb. 21, 00.
AUSTRALIAN WWOOL CLIP
Mnrnoifnnrz, Feb. li).-This year-'a Aus-
tralian wool clip is estimated at
18,500,000 pounds sterling, an incmnae
nl 3,000,000 pounds nscornpared with that
of the previous year.
BEGINS LONG FAST
Rolls, Feb. 10.-Gulseppe Sacco, a
Hungarian. has entered on n 45 days
\ .__-J
ITIs‘1iiwltn 
stance ofthe expense ofgoing to la\v is
fumlshedbyan action now being heard
before Justice Robidoux in a dispute be
tween Mrs. Wright and Mr. C. M.
Holt, K. C. relative to the latter's
charges for services in connection wltli
Mrs. Wright‘e litigation against the
James Cooper estate, settled out of court
some time ago. Mrs. Wright in hel
statementof claim states that Mr. Holt
originally charged her $30,000 for his
services but subsequently reduced this
bllltol18,500.
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THASHI ITIIITKS
I HIS IIIIIIIIIHB
Vaneouven,Feli.20.-Preston Laird ha
been sentenced to two years in the re »
formatory by Magistrate Williams. He
pleaded guilty to stealing about $00 from
the proprietor of the Grown Bakery.
Yeung Laird ie about eighteen years old
and told His Worship that he attributed
his downfall to the trashy books which
he had beeh reading. Magistrate Wil-
lianls gave him a severe lecture and told
him that he could impravehls time ,while
in the rc/lornmtory and that if he would
he could come out n better man. Ho
could have good hooks to read mid if he
wanted to he could learn n trade.
RAIN FALLS *_*
IN QUEENSLAND.
Mnr.nou|'ln'r-2, Feb. 19. Splendid rains
have fallen in Queensland in the const
district, ami on Darling Downs, und
there have been good relieving rains
elsewhere.
GREAT
-DISCOUNT
SALE
of Booll, Shoal, Slip-
, gin, Felt Socks, Wool
lee and all winter
gooda.
I CONROY.
The Shoemun
Sunnyside,
‘ms miss: ss:
fast at the Royal Italian circus. l-lla
' only sustenance la mineral waters and
cigarettes.
Ch‘iown.
_ , -- -- _ - " ` 1 had"-
as ,niacin _fliailsii-nitric Mm, ,,,,,;,,,,, ,
EIIIIEEIIEIIIIT ‘T illlililll Hilllllilll mi 3|||||]iy ,iw
Svoslv N S. Feb. HJ-Altliough
LDNMN' Fab' ”`_(sp°°ml)_'G““ BW a numberhf witnesses were examined in
W" " "'mp°°°ImI°“° “WI” W' "_'“"‘°t, tho Stefka huraingcals nothing of great MONTREAL, Feb. 20.-Archbishop
c the Mormoan Oouforenoe and foara it will Impedance was elicited. The bodies of Brncheei yesterday issued an important
_~ in-uk up without g “gugmgne \;¢¢w"|»|_ the ohildnn were erhnmed and it is pastoral letter placing the ban on Sun
,mr mem Vol," to me mlhwem D, Fnnceand Gnm-"V 'l\'u°§\’|:;1:¢rl’:h‘;|;&hr°aln(;.o|p.e_:wue:eld but day, amuseuiente, and prohibiting horse
omomi mmm" de WM” Fun" Mb g eam . rm. ng, baseball and other like contests.
,ld I th b t h I Ml --I d d _Mlrifhn Hiuh'l,ono ofthe witnesses ex- political meetings, public excursions,
7° “"7 I" .°"' 9 ' ° 5 “I “ “W _llltillvd Wdhy. oorrvboratod MN- Sllel- theatrical representations and concerts
toremainin the conference ia the bono, &vv!g|zt_1tlmo`r;y agargingl whoa the late on the Sabbath. Dances and balls
_ -mn, ,_ 5 Q, _ , ,_ n._ o ann a u ra_y's'a vce to organized for oha it l f bidd
migtwn RZJW }:;°l:::mu;':,;> rbolattarutothe Dvllibllll-Y °f Betting an being cootrar; Tomtli: :iiirltrof Lhiii
> ‘ ~ P lllilifmm Snelgrovetosentle the criminal church.
proceedings. Thelnquiry will continue
removed rings and bracelets. diamonds ___T_______i____ ,umurmw msmlnm
_,_ ,_.,  -ive..-,» .5-.»/rt.
Fasoamrrou, N. B.. Fell. ill-Premlo
Tweedie brought down the budget, and
madea lengthy speech, explaining the
Governmont's policy on different quest#
ions, including the issuing ol bonds,
and dealing with the Central Railway.
two points on which criticism has been
olfered. He estlninies the provincial
income at 8491331); from Dominion sub.
eldas,$z8lS,000; from territorial revenue
and certain miscellaneous receipts which
will bring the total up to 0837360. Tho
estimated expenditure for all purposes be
puts down at $978,397, leaving A pros.
pective surplus of $10,252.
iiimliailui
lim ciiini
O'r'rA\\'a,Feh. 20.-- The immigration
into Canada ‘during the seven months
earring January :nat totalled 57,0a4, a
decrease of l,1ii'il as compared with the
corresponding months of the previous
year. This is tide to the tact that several
large parties from the British Iniel are
being held back until iprlng. The arrivals
from the United Stlltos in the lait seven'
months have been E0,llti0, an increase of
970 over the preceding year. Arrivals
fromnnn--sea points have been 37,358, at
decrease of 2,327, Of these 24,010 werei
British, a decrease of W7. ,
canpivat
Fancy Dress iliasqucradc
Hillsborough Kink
tuesday Ennlnglab. 2`ltI|, |906
‘PRIZES
Best interpretation of character
assumed
Gilltlrulon $5.co. Lady $5.00.
Moat. original costume
,Gentleman .$2.50. Lady fa.5o.
No person can win two pr res.
Men in women's costume not ad-
mitted.
Season ticket holders in costume
free, other skaters in costume 25c.
Admluion asc.
Reserved seats rocextra.
A. A. sAaTLB'r'r.
Managing Director-
aadhutugl.
-.  ,dl , pr-i:_i W_W`_'
 time ro .Houses aunts
   UNE is HAMPTON,
Sad Fate ofcharies wm, me G'0b1IiI`.utk'of an Etiglltllmln in_New~Brunswick Rendering, Several Families tio
Who Was Earning gills Bread in Lumber Forest .Fire in Colorado, Swept o
~Woods- iii: Brother Enteriained King Gale Threatens Large -Gold Red
Edwlld I-itil Svmmtl- Plants Worth Millions of Dolla
51'. .Iollll.P.`¢b._H-(Special)-0.Bp§pey after horses, but recently he received Llalul-'ro.\', l<`eli.22-iSpcelul,)_|.‘|,-9 ¢),| C,,,_(,“A,,o s,.m_\~,,_\. 1.-,.|
uayni aheateigiitreator wazei-more sr. Mllfvrdi In Ensllshmsn vary well adv- """" "“" h" ""'“"’ “"‘“ °‘““" '°‘“'I"“ lfisfvwu desimyeii two lame hoo-ies -A f°f°~l 'iw driven by --
` . hi I . ~ .
,cowl and a descendant nf one ol Brluiiasi I:  °'““:l' held G M here owned by Jacob Jackson and Arthur ;"“I"" °’“ "I" f”°” ""1" *“
» ` ' i o ox-me y a qvernme - en,
_old sth la h ' " S ‘
v millu, ere on his way home wma" ,n ,adm mini and occupied by ailrereiiuaniiiieii., Three gum redumon I
V
I H lil h ' '
n v I a AI. Lost summnr King Edward spent some  B 5” ‘h"“t°“"‘1 t° b"°‘”° I1 “‘"I°“5 tothe United States (lol-l ltoiliiiiii-i'til.|,.1
For some years he hu been working time as the guest of his brother on the oooflagxaticn owlngto the high wind and valued ut over three iiiilliniis aiii iii ilii-
_lW° Ulillllwl tflllllil l\\v\b¢\' and lnaklss family mm io England. poor nzliunz apparatus. but by strenuous aims pau. i.: nie liiiiia-.-i iiiiii ii ui ,ii-.ii...i.iy
-, .V ,- ' -- - ~~ ~ ' , - » - shirts it was get under control. i ba ii¢g¢my¢q_
N. B.
meless -A
n by a
uction
rs.
i. -_':,-isp -nib..
in-iii-5 gin- is
o iiiili-s iii-,.1 iif
iliiiiu i..~|ii.ii;iiig
IIIASKTHITIIH EIIII
  iltllil inuunui nail "All llllll
`...i--.~"‘:», »‘ J”
Em.r/lsr, Feb. 20.-Colonel Sauuderson
AIIIIIETI EITII
ITIIIITITEK ITEWEI
NswYon|;.Feli, 20.-i"il`ty -I.i_v.~ liari-
passed since big thodry-ilorl; lii»ii'i-y, tion-
veyed by the Uiilti-il St.-ills riiiriliiirv
steamer Glacier, and ton-i~<l |i_\- ilii- l _ _sg
auxiliaries llru\n~ and i‘.i-~oii- /iii-I iliii ini;
I-’otouiac,.~zi,nrteil from [Ulu-siiiii-;i|.v li‘i_\'
l0r the Pliililpiiii-s. 'l'l|i-r<- i- iiiiu'
some anxiety for her siifiiiy. 'flie lim.
word receivel from Couiiiiaiiiloi- ll. ll,
Mosley, If. S, N., who lsiii
ofthe expedition, annie by
through the L-Iiaiii of sooii\~. iiiiiiii~.l
bythe cruisers lfolorinln, l’eiiii-._»ii=iiiii_
West Virginia and .\iuryiiiii-i, .iii .i:iiiii;ii_i'
22nd. On that date soon- limi-ii liiiiiilii-ii
mile# vi f-he .i°\1\‘ney laid iii-i~ii 1....-i-.-.i.
She still had some iiigliitwii Iiiiiiilii-ii
miles(/ego to reach (iilii-iiiiur, l.i|i ,,¢.\,.i
oiheers say she alioiiid l|.i\i- i-iiiw-ii--l
that disluncc by this liiiir. criiii il'
she-only travelled sixty miles ii ihiy.
has been presented with a stout black-
thorn stick by tho Kane Memorial Orange
lodge, accompanied by the following re
marknble message: “We have arent
pleasure in presenting you with this Irish
blackthorn with which to thrash lionic
Rulers and Russellltes out ofthe llouse
of Commons, and may you be long spared
to wield it In defence of the union."
AEITEAT BIIITAIN’S
SIIAAMEHSE IIIIMIIS
Lomioiv, Feb. 20.-It is one of the iron-
ies of the present time, when the cry
of the unemployed is heard throughout
the lupd. that, so fur as the trade fig-
urea go, the nation was never so prosper-
ous. Our commerce last year reached
a figure never before approached in our
history, amounting in the aggregate-im.
ruiiiiiidiul
utr--ii-»~.
SWEITE TITIEII TIT
SEE MISS ALICE
, \VAsiirr~'us'ro.\‘, I-`cli.:Zll.-l'i-L.-ii riiil-~<iii,
a Swede, who said his nge 'uns ll _ii~fii~.
and his home was in New Yuri; I-iiy_ “mi
arrested at the \\'lilte lliiiiri-
on nchurge of insanity and Iiii in--l iip.
Carlsson had been wullciiig iii. liiiii iliiiiu
the pavement and had lrii-it llii- viii- .i'
the east entrance of ilu- gi-iiiiii.I»_ ii iii ii .i
Dolicemnn asked him iiliiii lii» ii im i--'_
llc replied thnthe ivnnli-ii iii -i»i~ \l I -.
Alice Roosevelt, to wiioiii ln- ~iiii| iii- ii is
engaged to be married. iliirl~,~.|>ii ii,i, ii i-li
dressed, carried n snteliul and ii|-will--I lu
hitre eoiisider|\blc money.
l`i iliziy
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Ol-IKCAGD, I"ehrunry ‘JJ - (Sp.-I-;,,| , __
.Corrs Dec.. 42'; out-ii, i\i.~i,-, iv,
ports and exports-to £8ll5,2i0‘4i,tiii!l, which I 5* " 823 \\’lii»at “ sl,
was£43,58¢l,il01betternian ln moi, ,'Porlr, Moy. $l.‘i,ati P0,-k_ _i,,,,__ 5,5, _i,
M . __ WW W W
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its §`i§
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M
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ggagg es, f Paper
1 I "` T  I* 1 __
gg., . Remnant 
, ""h_{,>i_ ,'*‘If*, S I 
Hundreds of PRETTY PA'I"i`F,RNS in snmll ini-. ¢-i.il\~ ‘_
of last yenr‘s goods, done up in lots to suit any ROOM to .
HALL, all CLEAN and in PPZRFECT CONDI'll<,»_\ mis _
good as new.) To clear out these lots _QUICR and iiifikii
room for new stock, we have cut the price to exactly
ONE HALF
the regular selling price, TWO DOUBLE ROLLS Toi- ,
the PRICE of ONE. Suitable for PARLOR, lliNli\1(‘.
ROOM, BED ROOM, HALL or KITCHEN. Rl<ZMNA\"l`
SALE NOW ON. Come early. it will pay yon.
CARTER & Co. Lid. 
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Sworn Average Circuiations to Dec. 30, '05 Daily 3,043, Tri Weekly 3,i..8