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ed machinery.
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F_  & co' thus enjoys the distinction of leading
his party in a house of which ho IB
"5“““7’id°‘" emphatically .the oldest member.
In the Senate there are many oldl
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. bodily and intellectual vigor. Thirty
n I E of the 81 members were born be-
‘ fore the year 1830, and are conse-
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or 20 year endowment. For rates W
and other information, apply to P. d
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Mr. Justice Gwynne of’ tho 881116
court is close on to the Completion Of
F w UM his eighty-fifth year. Sir Oliver
I a , Mowat, Governor of Ontario is now
AGENT _ in his seventy-eighth year and is hale
Qugen Sh and hearty.
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Great oeorge St
'glniowareklovyigietbe the best, but our nrices
prompt means of dealing with inebri~
Jan 9. dim
New olilnese Laundry,  `
tes. The exact description of in-
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wh Ii ppgquence o ine rie y cannot provi e
family into the danger of need, or en-
a  dangers the safety of others.” Every -
such person may be placed under
- A Sm, ,.~,,,d Bom, mn ,am charge of a curator appointed by the
court, who will be empowered to place
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_We have some nice stool boilers
~ mstockthat we will sell at a
smallad
nm bggg gnecoglaade at mail the inebiiate anywhere for treatment
,,..,,, ,,061 ,hm and by ,he bm; until he is discharged ftom curator-
linger makers. §' sh,
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Maqg Bgtter caNana’s _GRAND one MEN.
A great political part at the a e of
They Hold se.-
Thg Cglgr Bgtter stock from which. he sprung and _to
Because We },,,,-e ,, Swtch Dyer the climate of this healthful Domin-
. who knows his business. ion
- some years in the House of Commons,
gcgzlosult Tlée the seats in that body being
mere etter ,,,
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,Of these one, Senator Wark, was
born in 1804' Senator Dicks in 1811
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seventies.
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His successor, Chief Justice Strong is
f' life in Canada might be mentioned as
instances of public usefulness ooupled
H   with a fair measure of activity con-
.ti .
olstoi will be banished from Russia
ecause he has championed the cause
1145 MQpE|:¢N_»» EN cuted people, who are being hunted
d ,E ' ' -S _ss -
°\11;n§_}“§n Nl;a;1il;;¢?l_f1)nag\‘dFN`[_s§§i;p1 ts :E out of the Caucasus are now cn the
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Sir Charles Tupper. leading a
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enty-eight years is a ci-edit to the
of ours. He is the oldest ma.-1 by
ainly held by men in the
ve of his colleagues in the member-
lllan, (1823), Christie, (1824);
river and Wood, (1826) and Charl-
n. (1829) Sir Charles Tupper
uently,in their 70th year or older.
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nd Senator Lewin in 1812. Senators 1
owan, Almon, Armand, Vidal,
octogenarians, while 12 others are
bove 7 5 years of age, and nine more
f the thirty referred to are n the
The late Sir William F. Ritchie
as a few years ago discharging the
uties of Chief Justice of Canada
hile close on to eighty years of age.
ow in his seventy-fifth ea whilo
Many others in various walks of
nued to a green old age.
The new German code provides
riate in the code is “he who in con-
r his affairs, or brings himself or his
P
There is a rumor that Count Leo
the Donklliobors. As will be re-
embered some 2,000 of these perse-
ean on there way to find homes in
be due to arrive in St. John, is in
arge of a son of Count Tolstoi.
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Now that the city has a real surp-
lus, what hinders something being
done by thezcouncil in the way ol a
grant for the public library 'l
Mr. Asquith, who is spoken of as a
possible coming leader of the Liberal
party in Britain, has been but twelve
years in parliament. He is 47 years
of age, has the gift of oratory, is
strong, shrewd and clever, but his
manner is cold and the reverse of
sympathetic.
We are glad to note the revival of
the Natural History Society, with
the branch of .Antiquarian Research
added to its name and work. The
society ought to be of much interest
and utility, and gather together a
lapge membership. It is hoped that
'a quarterly bulletin embodying the
meritorious papersread at its meet-
ings may heresfter be published.
Mr. . S. Clai'k’s letter in another
column touches a matter of very 'con-
siderable interest-the centennial of
Prince Edward Island. Of course
the Island, as the Isle of St. John of
earlier daya,or the Abngweit of Mie-
mac possession is much older, but all
the time that it has been known _by
its present name will be 100 years in
February next. The P. E. Island
centenary ought to be celebrated in
some way. Will some one devise the
beat thing to meet the easel 1
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It is pointed out that Lord Aber-
deen when presiding at Ott8Wll
changed many of the ceremooili
usages. He drove up to open pai-lia~
ment in a different way and returned
in adiiferent way from his' predeces-
sors. The functions at Rideau Hall
were conducted in a different manner
from former functions and he held his
N ew Yea.r's receptions in the. Senate
chamber instead of at his oliice inthe
east block. Lord Minto so far, has
shown a disposition to restoio the
old order of things and follows Woll-
established precedents.
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EMIGRATION T0 CANADA.
Toizonro, Uni., Jan. 7.-A London
special to the Telegram says that the
number of persons -migrating to Can-
ada from British por-is during the
twelve months ended December 31 were
English 15,074;11‘i8h, 1.851; Scotch,
1.710, and foreign 9,854-tota127,-L84.
The number railing to the Cape dor-
ing the same period were 11,020 and
25,641 respectively.
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Don’t swim when there’s
a. bridge. Don’t experi-
_ ment with your health.
Profit by the experience of
others., ABBEY 'S EF- _
FERVFSCENT SALT has
acted as a bridge for many to
carry them over sickness and di-
sease. The daily use of A.bbcy’s
Eff¢rV¢$Cenf Salt will keep you
in good health and spirits
tht Yeah' 'rot1nd. All drug-
gists  this Standard Eng-
lish preparation at 60s a |
large bottle; trial Size, 25C. 1 
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Our Buckle in Pointed Round and Coin toe $1.70
uckle Behind in Round toe 1'80 li
hree Buckle in Pointed Round and Coin 2.25
ow Overshoes (no Buckle) 1.40
aving these Overshoes in all sizes and in the
ifferent toes named above, We fell sure of fitting
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departed was pleasant in her life and
l had the joy ot the lloly Spirit in her
soul on her death bed. . She could sav
-‘O death where is thy sting.” Hoi'
death was triumphant.
At Chilliwack, B, C., on Dec. 23 rd.
1898. Ann Burston, _eldest daughter of
the late A. H. Boswall, M. D., and
Widow of the late William S. Macgow-
an. Two sole and one daughter to-
gether with' two brothers and a sister,
are left lo mourn their irreparable loss.
I She was a loving mother, and a consis-
Lent Christian. Trulyher death was
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Passing out ot the shadow
Into eternal day;
I _ Why do we call it dying ?
This sweet passing away.
. (Island papers please copy.)
In Roxbury, Mass.. on Jan, 5th,
James McLeod. The funeral took
place from the residence, 292 Dudley
o’c1ock. Services were held in St.
Patrick’s Church at two 'o’clocl_r.
" At Georgetown, ` on the 9th inst.,
Thomas Henry. aged 88 years The de-
ceased was a nativeof Plymouth, Eng.,
and came to this country at the age of
10 years. He leaves a widow, seven
sons and four daughters to mourn .the
loss of a tender husband and loving
1 father.
In 'River Point, Rhode Island, Mrs.
lwilliam Mclmyre in the~36lh of her
age, daughter or John and Catherine
Young,|1~:aruscl1!fe.P.E. Island, leaving
`a husband and two children to mourn
(the loss of a kind and loving wife and
mother.
At Tidnish Bridge, N. B., onDe cem-
ber ioth, Margaret, beloved wile of
Ronald Chappell, at the advanced age
of 84 years and 9 months, after a ling-
ering illnens of nearly live years of
paralysis, which she bore with Christian
resignation, leaving a eoltowillg .bld-
band to mourn the loss of an affection-
ate wife and mother. Four children(
by her first husband, the late Captain
John Harrison, of Liverpool, England.”
, who died en - the 8rd of June, 1853,
survive her. viz: Thomas Harrison at
ypresent at Aumgonish, N. S; Mrs.
‘Michael McCormick of Souris, P. E.
Island; Mrs. John Haley. ol Antigo-
nisli,-N. S., and Charles R.. Harrison, or
Belfast, Maine.-English papers please
copy. . ~
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