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“BURNS HEAPT AND NERVB
,||_|_s 'ri-in Rensov To KEEP
gi»;;;;;,f;,i,1,f_;'°'-"’E"'=°~° the iiebaie on the Ad-
adwanced in years who is .
we Pair-ef-0° gf ap' hem dress Continued.
s e _
nenousness, eep ssness,
memory, lack of energy and
and Nerve Pills for restor
health and strength and keeping
and activity unimpaired
H Dobson, a Eno old lady
on Steadman Street, Moncton,
made the following statement
goyears of age, and do not like
myself very much but it is a
to tell how much I value those
Milhui-n's Heart and Nerve
I have been troubled for some
with a pain in my left side and a
around my heart, which weak
so that Iowas scarcely able to
will find nothing' equal to Mil-
sl
least excitement would Jar my
my heart would almost leap
throat. My appetite was poor
was very miserable indeed
took Milbums Heart and Nerve
great relief and am still con
use They have allayed the . _
sensation around my heart, lm ,.5 for want of something to do as all
myappetite very much, and I do i business in parliament is at a stand-
remte‘;;i.‘;:21‘f;';ir;h;’;‘d 32:: ,still till the address passes the Gom-
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`lSenate Adjourned - A
_Strong Feeling Against
sidies. Delegates From
‘I pointments - Government
naiiways-A caucus.
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ll OTTAWA. March 24.-(Special)-In
i the Commons the debate on the address
goes on with alternate Liberal and
Conservative speakers but developes
little that is new. Yesterday there
were speeches from Stenson, Casgrain,
Talbot, Craig. Brodeur, Osler, Britton
and Moore. It is only threshing old
straw after the leaders on both sides
have spoken.
Hon. Mr. Fisher, whois out of the
Housea good deal, is thought to reel
aggrieved with the attitude of the Pre-
mier and his colleagues on prohibition,
of which measure he has long been a
pronounced supporter.
The Senate has adjourned till April
IDODS.
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Opera House Building
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Freight Steamship Sub-
St. John-Hansard Ap-
The following is the Montreal Wit.
ness report ol what Sir Wilfrid Laurier
had to say on the plebisciie. speaking in
_ reply to Sir Charles Tupper:
In one part of the s eech of Sir Char
generous in his reterence to the mover
and seconder of the address. But hav-
ing relieved his breast the leader of the
Opposition resumed his scolding tone
and became himself again when he
reached the plebiscite. Yet perhaps
,this was hardly it either. Sir Charles
had abandoned the scolding tone to shed
a tear on the bosoms of those prohibi-
tionists who have been looking for legis-
lation from this government. He told
them what reason they had ` for being
dissatisiied. Hc held out his arms
with the invitation. 'Come to me-not
that I may give you prohibition, but
that you and I may condone together on
the weakness of the party on the other
side, who will not give prohibitiom’
This was the barren consolazion which
he had to offer. He told them that the
government was blainable for not hav-
ing done something in the matter of
prohibition. But he did not tell them
that he was going to help them in any
way. Sir Charles took the position
that the government had deceived the
prohibitionists and that it had not been
carrying out its pledge. He wished to
say that the government had broken no
pledge te the prohibitionists. because
the latter had made no demand. `
DENiEs ANY PLEDGE.
The government had made no pledge
to the piohibitionists as a body, a class.
ani association. It had made a pledge
to the Liberal party at the Otawa con-
vention of 1893. That convention was
attended by Liberals of all classes and
views. by Liberals who were prohibi-
tionists and Liberals who where not
pronibirionists. It wasnatural enough
that those who favored prohibition
shouid strive to obtain the adoption of
that policy. When that pack was put
in the party platformthere was an im-
' _ ‘ The gross earnings of the 'government lgliled agfeemetfxllb by £9159 Wfho :id mt -
_ _ _ _ .t_ t _ t _ _ A qi , _ _
railroads for 1898 amounted to $3,313.- QF l.hlic[ll:0Ii)>l(f; S1pl>l;(i;nut;1;|i5;akabe|`y_vi?Ci‘; _ u mme cnA.\~o. to witness and inte;-mp; an 1;,dign»{gg,3g-
847 compared with those of preceeding should be shown that the great major-il . ' ~ ' ~ ~ Y” V °;”"_m° h°°d_ waters °"' me' Ynkgnf
year-showing an increase of $253.772. I-ity of the electorate were in favor g __ of _  du,p_licate'_is ngpfibeing made _for __Whi¢l§   ;_\‘I°~!lg9d  
to $3,577,248-increase of $399979. then; views to more of their brothers W1' Abbey- A " ` -i sensation. Earthquakes being practi-
-*_ The “et 1093 0° °P91`a\i°°S 0! the Yen and would work honestly for the suc- < A “Peclal s°“'i°° will be h°1'd in Sl'
hwe Jus; I-ewlved vm S S i was $263,401. ° of the pm-W. On the other hand there Peters, Roar, May the 11th forthe pur_
another fresh lon of Shredd- - The figures include $70,000 rent was a“_’§”gag‘=`fm°°‘ °_'1_"1}° P“V°f fh°§° pose ot blessing the statue.
wheat Biscuits. paid for the extension of the Inter- W‘i° befheged m fl"°h'b;;°” glut lf me? The Standard makes the following
131301115 3"’ highll' TGCCOID colonial into Montre-il and there was a volcoo 1 Q-Peo? e on es” Ject was announcement: “We understand that
no anvone troubled with, not of sufficient strength to warrant the _ _
. loss of $72,466‘on the P.E. I. division. adoption by the party of the policy of the negotiaions between Great Britain
U0U,5°'@"-tk itomacgl 850 f There is a_fee.ing among many mem- prohibition, they also would square and France regarding Newfoundland
S31; mtg 215001; t S use od bers of the Houss mit an freight Sub_ their views to those of their brothers promise asatgsfactm-Y semement_F,-,mee
fl I tt IU OW 8" 8-11 _ _ _ _ and we wou.d hear no more of tha_ . ,.,.
wth and Short sidies to Atlantic steamers should be queslivu in the ranks of the partly This l being wining to surrender her shore
sy e abzilished. - was the policy agreed upon and ,thu pl riglrs there if adequately compensab-
, P _
les Topper for once he proved himself
Pope Will Bless a Statue
‘ for Westminster _Abbey-
R Li I-lung Chang Again to
the Front-The National
Steeplechase--Cold Wea-
ther -The French Shore
Question. _
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LONDON, March 24-(Special)-The
growing, cordialitybstween the Vatican
and the Court of St. James is exempli-
ned by the gift ot a statue of Christ,
standing upon a globe, sent to the
Queen /by the Pops. `
Costly Gifts. _ _‘
Dtlwates are here from the Si John was the Jolicv the government had car 3 ed ”
Board not Trade in connection with fied ‘mf-I lfgwa-S DSC31981? 1i*»‘@9SS*11`_Y l The cold weather continues through-
R &  FF; at-,timer subsidy matters at St. John. ;33;;txvesgfl£g1fE;°t‘;1f§fn_5§?;i;i‘ elgzggi lout England anal_ciuse_s much suffering.
_ M1., Beausoliel has been appointed time voleg. in V1-gvqr' (gf Prohibition Heavy frosts in northern parts Drevail
Chairman of the Debacs Committee and l Should the party under those circuui- ll and SBVGUI1 deaths llfwe heel! 1`9P°1`led
*'~“~' *r A George Simpson, Ottawa coz-respondent Sf9»“0‘“J~‘ make U10 Polic? lhelf OWU 5’ las the result of exposure. _ ~
1. . _ _ . ‘ ' 1 -'~ 1. _ - "l ‘ '
Ofqlejomnw Glob mg __ , _ blbhould tht. glvtrnuient unter such
° B' l 'man dppom lcircunistaiicis introduce a pro- ItiSSt'1t@d‘hf1tLl~ HW?-` Chflng is
/,,.,+-4- - ` ' f ' ' "-~- f ` ~ ~ -fe = _ use  _#_ _iq _ _ _,__ ...g _“___
'“‘“ "EE;"lS°‘" Pnoriassoiii riiiivoii
iii in in ii iiiiiiwi ti:iiiits_.... .niiiittii iiiii init_,_____,__,___,,»___________,__ici
to Russea _
, _""f' 1 ToiioN'ro. l March 24- Speciall- -_-
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P101. James Mavor ol Toronto Univer-
ilordiality 0 Expressed in ;§’g§j;rf_i:§n1§§°;§;;“ee‘;v;=;£;=:i°; Preparing Very
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 S¢°i»P°d ipylgpgrtrgaiciinapr three: ,
- ru es .
MONTREAL, March /24 -(Special)._  Expunmx
Archbishop Bruchesi has stopped the staaka Th,"
French opera house company from NQXC B823! -
playing hero under threat of placing Hguge fha
their performances under the ban.
May on a special commission. _
. rnsiicii orenii I
CHICAGU MARK ETS, 
CnicAGo,Maroh 249.- [Special] -The
March wheat.-, corn, 845, oats,
25; ,pork 8 95 Mmm. March
Maywheat, _70§ ; corn, 35§; oats,268; _ Filipinos are extremely
_ following are the closing rates :-- _ g “__
active
P°"k» 9-15' ` vicimtyof Malabon in
July wheat 69§ - corn 36l ' oats 24!
pork. 9-30- ' ' ' ’ L ; m:i~tsy°°s's»ae
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mitcxaiuzie iuvsiz sou: Prine. ‘ iP""°”
Report on Rlchnoss of theblstrlet,
° Indian Superstition. '
eighteen years in that district. '
finds made in the Porcupine and Me'-'
Pherson mountain streams. The cold ;j
is intense, even in summer, and 'thcf
country is accessible but six months out *I
ofthe year. ' ‘ 0  1
On the way out _the journey 'having
takensix months Maxwell was enabled;
cally unknown in the north, the medi-T
cine man had ordered human sacriiicss.
and a boy and girl had been cut to
pieces before Maxwell induced the In-
dians to abandon their intention; He
only succeded by working a bluff that
would have done credit_to a Haggard,
hero. assuring the natives thathe him-
self was on his way to the home EF the
gods to have the earthquake business
investigated, and securing their prom-»
ise that they would make no more sacri-
fice until he returned.
His journey was full of adventure,
necessary on one occasion forcing him
to kill for food the majority of his faith-
ful dogs. He will visit the world’s
fairat Paris _ before going back to the
Mackenzie, and when hedoes return
there wiil go down the river instead
ed on the Hamilrd slag' with Waker liibitnry law? llc did not aoiiin upon the point of returning I0 A- -
BOVCP - = edit” 01 *hs U 'HWS hesitate to say si eaiiinv with the au- l p0“,_1
were present.
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t om A unit tx. e with l`0Wll 1/ISYL
tinge pmcit, and price
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havin bell unable fir Fi c Ala mf T’ /.  ll
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introducing sucii a inea.ure unless at
l to - li tti tier at corded
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    ` S ~ spt-ict.j lie knew that there are some peo
‘ it ple who believe that notwithstanding
all this there should be a pronibitory ow er We ale now Shgvnng 3, fine
law, but upon that question the govern ng
ment has taken its frround and it is assortment of
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I _ lhc Coiissrvativc c:iuc':.s~ yesterday 3 tnojrity wlviiich nel hcltdltrltiiii hisfi positiotg Tue gmud nauoauil Stwplechase was \
.\v1tsat*en<lei_l bf"tiie full sircnfrth oi the ia” - af ‘*3"5C`Pe' “fl A 13 C0” tif'-_UC`3 “_ , . ~ ~ > \ ~.. now “ani
I " the viii, b hind '~iin Hat the voice ol “O” b-l J' G' I’um‘l‘ ° “wed ‘WL
_on .ev ep e p 1 _ ~ _ '
- E.°H. Leivl rchant -of the Ham shire
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i _  _ I _well known. _S_ii_- Clliarles 'lfupper did A ---
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Jan, brisk northerly winds. - L_
Man! I g not dare to criticise it It is _open to Made fran aug
_ _ _ - him still to do so, but he doubted if he . aeam of tartar
You re thinking of summer footwear. You want something 11109. A S506 iwill agree with the prohibitionists on I _
Well made, fits noht; and wears well. t:hat:’s what you’re after. Have prohibition as a government measure or - _ A
so THE LY1~N they have an the qualities youfefim anything 618° 'hee ‘”"°"f‘“P“”‘Y- Safeguards the food A11 new stock.
We have them Price ' ` A 2
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de ended on the lirveness of the vote DALCLTTA, MMC” 24' A dbpaff o0ia_.,._mu¢aqs¢¢n¢ ww LH _
cigt and the invjirity given. Dr. fr_qi_:n_Pesbawur, capital ot the Pungow §§>i,»-%fE°B,‘§g‘,§,°k‘i§,,l§'°m'§‘§;{e,'f‘I,‘1f,_“‘ °"°B°““"7 mldflsfs Bl Afllfllc  Pal",
Potts, in an interview after the taking division of that nation on the Afghan
Killed--8.8-¢anstiils
In Liverpool After
clclent.
the ight. at
Lzvsizroo
VIc'roRiA. B. C., March 21.-Re-V Tha bommrm
_ ports ot rich gold found in the Mae- '
enzie River- basin below Fort Good iB°'t°“ M'
Hope, and to the eastward’ are brought Owing to an
by H. B. 'Max`well. who has been bade;
He brought out upwards ot 1315,- MEUPHUL
000, which was all he could carrywith' _In a fire in the
his dog team, though not all hc'had;aJ;;`51u tm,
He predicts that there will be richltheulives md
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A pure hard soap.
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of retracing his route.   A
  y effective] is not so much a
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OB“Dh1‘S 1‘OR :1°"i5"` Mr` Monk of Jwqms Cartier’ ltiielelecilorixte v-'liilch  been pronicunc-It testo today. _ D L  skill as yJud2ment"".lullgll1€
piece Oi: Music ‘I OCCUPWG ‘ha “half” _ _ nd in favor of prohibition is not such :is ' i-<=--- - ' and _ lectmg the PAPER And
§ Sir Charles spoke at length outlining to vviirriint the _government in intro-j f Paris Has luriuenza. lectmg depends on good things
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Ut "lLlSlC BOOKHIE party pulwy and pmgpecig He ducing .i prohibit,-iy rnta_u_re_. Mols _ v V LV _ _ __ leon from The best selection
2 , ~- 1 - over, there was not a man living whoi PARIS, M21-C51 24 --PMIS IS Sllff H102! _ W I P d I h
LEFT \T iwas f0~l°W¢d by lfadlug (’9”5efVat"VeS expected at the ,img the plebiscm, was ifrom ti scourge ot' ixtlluenza. The any 3 1 “Per 9" er m I 9
inom each Province' The Pnly 0?' ‘ taken that there would or should be " d01*’~U§ dufmg We Ph” 5-“""' “ ‘NYS have ._ . 99'” Hive Win Um* °°mP‘;"e
t 1 ganizsrs from Quebec and Ontario 1119 duty imposed on the government of been 32 per cent :town ti.: ..v..rage. _ IS found ln 4 beautiful assortment of
I I _ - f - » = - ‘ found in our Wall Paper
£ l O
twelve caretul and prompt abd' Z” ‘_ _ M tizlrvdltcesuln i§voileof1th{'.:atO;0l£i3c1;'ei V\"21Sl"'ERM‘\N B`§`T§"_L__?§_HI? AGR0UND tl  3   
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tbereédhg awed' any owe; View X BERLN hlti-ch 244-Phe German
press . battleship°O`idenbur»f nrcke her anchor are household words'
OTHER “kwa and went a =rcund ii ar lucl cstcrda I Tekphone 0' send for 9'"
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` Sir Wilfrid cited the remarks of hllr. mating a heavy Snow S,Orm_ F V BOOKS
Craig. inenioer for E-ist Durham, ast The most effective skin éurifying md 7
session. in which that gentleman ad I beau“fyings°apinthew°"d’,_,we"
i mitted tbatthe question as to whether _ A Lieutenant snot. , aspunst and sweeustinrteiiet,
the lebiscite will settle the question --'-- beth, and nursery. ,
of the plebistitestated that in his opini- ff0U‘-iB1‘, States that two Pathans or ; _ f f
ty Ol 01111 for whibnion wig Affiians have shot and killed Lien; Col A    
not large encucn to warrant a. demiiid _ 8 , _ P I V UM _Y d ' ,h ma I
‘ _ _ fora probibiiozy enactment. Mcssrs.‘10gi1H'2I>f- The ’fDUfd01`€1`5 “We been - rimmed peg3igle:yFind1;r :ill
»  -f >~ » ""~ _ ~‘ 'ff ~ J. S Robertson. secre ary of the Ca n- ari'esit»d. - A 4 10W8l`d°dbY1°°V‘”8th°m “tl”
indian Ileniperfince League, and. the f ‘ ‘ i "2 _ ` - *hui SAhE__mrs‘ John ,lmmor
- Rev. William Patersin, in published ' ' - ofers for sale a. three- wry dwel
‘interviews, exprcssfd themselves as ` ' V ‘;1If:i‘**l_*hgD°“‘§'o‘;“;‘;2~‘fb'f{Jg°°”I'§§‘,’;{|“i§8
Sbaiinir ih S Opinion. _ fordouble tenement
e some cf the o inions he WANTED -At the hesniniltor tneinsane s
These ar P ht awh__
claimed that are entitled to some re f“i‘ggt1:1’§;°; "ga" tglgfg afmgg Ngwgy
- - or by telep to Dr Blanchard 11 tif
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