lands for twenty-four hours; and difliculty 0
ortoogreat frequency in urinating. i
The remarkable elhciency of Dr. Chase’s f
Kidney-Liver Pills as a prompt cure for d
kidney ailments is well known. They act
Bturally, give quick relief and permanently r
cure heckaches, lame backs, and kidney d
lobes and disorders. One pill a dose, 25c. 0
a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates
ik Co., T `
m
s
`\
Dian. cti.uii.o1'ri-zrown, P. i-:_ I.. JANUARY is, 1900.
What Contingents Cost. ' T
0." U,-_,_ ,l-,un .ry 12. - (_`onsiderabl~.~
gpooulaiion i- being indulged in tiere'ss‘
to the py-.»ii_-,{il~ t‘ti.~l O (`£lD8.(l8 Of Ihr!
W0 con iogenzs for service in South
Africa lt i.- iiiiflerstoo-1 that the tire-°t'
comin,Ȣ~,n~ wi.l i iv lvl- :in exivnfiiture
IT
0,b.,,,,...,. s:0c»,0<i0 ion s:i00.000.!
'1h,. 5-i.-onli con ingott, involriog. as
it do_.3_ :tie mst ul t`.r-so oteamsh ps and
the pur. h we of a l~-:gc num'c6t' C-ff
horn., il- ;; :lliiiori to tzie increelahoratcf
outli; r» qu .wil _by uriilleryniei and
mounted r sl _<, \~.i_l prolltilily cost the
Domi:-it-n iicirlv ttirffc times tlio 'iliove
4 \\
l ` fy \
‘mount making il loltil "lil.t1l_Y Cl br-|
[penn a i1iill.oii and a uillion :ind ri hill;
dolltrs.
lt is unrlerstood that the warrant is-.p
sued for the imiuedi ite expenditure will
amount to about live hundred or six
hundred thousand dollars, and this
parliament will be asked ti ratify, the
balance being included in the estimates .
for the year. No opposition ti the
votes is anticipated. as there is practi-
cally unanimity on both sides of the
house that the government has accu-
rately followed the will of the people of
the country in acting as it has done, and
1| promptly sending assistance to the
empire in the honrof need.
1icGlynii Momorialgllleeting.
The Executive committee of the'Chi
to call a m» sting in memory ot Dr.Ed-
ward McGlyau, at Cgnmy Mum, H." M. A. P. tells the following goodled from the town and proceeded in the
an Sud., ,".i,g_ 1-,¢_u_ story of Cclonel Baden-Powell, who  adirection ofthe Bopr times. Command
‘ L_;  pravely holding the fort with his .er C_rouje at once Jumped to the con
' T itt 6
 to End out \p`rml°  agtngafrging :-'1‘h_e_Boer clusiou thatthe defender of Mafekiug-H
Population.
eater than the whole of France law Hunt, “.451
a portion of hsd resolved to surrender, and the gr . i l » _ I Sl" "U7
. Mafeking in which the fortilcatious iBoer§l1nsimm0llately_ °0l_l0d irinl. :gym gglxlnmnd 3; 333:13  Ill' Flndlllll
lieu lldnsys Are Dunnged spd the had not reached completion. a Pieter- The _trooper rode leisurely, but on kno" u the Nmh'm Mound Pon” it exhualllalzev Illfltl of
lystla Poisoned by Urtc Acid. maritzburg correspondent says. Find- reaching commandaut Cronje he de- 0! Cmmm but “mainly u um ,‘Ru_ “Q . K hung? if llll ll'~3°Il!
_ ‘i ing that their fire was not returned, the liverel the following messages- “Col of th 1,1 . ,, Th bm UNO 'Ill Nl Nfl!!
_ ` Boers pumped in shell after shell, and Baden-Powell, the Commaudaut oi er' ° °""' °°"p'°°m Q" 1*' md °"|"'l°‘ 
I;“h.,th,;.p;|'f,‘;i",°'“°'°° matters were made very warm for -the, llateking, presents his compliments. :g:L°;;u:uwTs:ab:li:‘“qIll!T°:U*3: an .in M huh' » _ .'
from the pure blood, allowing defoodersofthe border town. Biden- bags to -inform Qommandaut “ "tied .8 an wunté-"mild, Ep onus'  _ A
blood to go on its way, while the poison Powel|,with a characteristic coolness,hit, Cronje that ifauothar gun is fired on umm!! the ride" no "Mio" but It 'Wm N ‘ummm W and h
lIfi¢ wid-is Sw* "H0085 01° \1l’¢f¢rI to upon a happy idea for silencing the i the town he will beconipelledto regard ’
bladder and hence out ofthe body. enemyvs ,ms and f ‘
it
it
,_,__;._“` -`
m
' “luv-‘sr
` /_"',.-l, \
/ L
_ _ , . ,, A the artas ma istrates, sherilfs, detect- °°fP| ll* tl" 'Wm 3° “°‘lbl*l0
1-.....o°...... .f .ll ... i l. on l. .i g i °§-“"1'.'l‘ “i"° T $32 '.§§’§.‘I.'.i‘I...“§§.’.’I.'.fi‘i‘i.'Z..‘$f..l’.'Zl'.;....f.° W5- f°'"= °°°'5°=\>1<=-» ‘=°~f°°= °m°ff= l°"‘“‘°‘°" “'°'° ’“'°" "“° *"*'
_ S f ¢U\_P w i to comp etc is ea wor s. -
mlzygttlgtfaalctdtihat all the most painful ‘, trooper’ can in 3 wh" 11
l 1
Po‘ice The hal-iuce of th
detachment of the police should be sent ym
While it would greatly hamper the
force ts withdraw more than two hund-
.Hved men for foreign service, there are *up
1 many former policemen living on the °
lprairies and in the mountains who are mb
liiixiom io go. saooo uio iormouoo oi °‘
cage Sngle Tax club londay. decided  BADEN-P0WEL° A
o
w
O
ermany. About
_ _ Romance and hard work rida seventy per cent of the min are gentle-
. . He says the Boer have three tiers ol lf," _ . . -
_ . . . b 'ii » itiiii meob bih
memo. r ili-ond-i as well as the collienes Ac ‘ranches connected by C mmunwaqn side y side in e s rvice s
c rdino' to one large coal merchant the
g _ ` _ 9 y r. as welt as education
_ =~ _ ‘ - trenches Tue burghi rs :Jew their big Stamping ground of adventurous spi-its Some of them have a private income in
Everybody is coughing except those who 'D831 thoroughly r al Z9 that a re' uns fro t
a 0
G _ _ - . 
p my , E _ e i _ ‘g m ranch to trench under the rawnirom many countries, and the Bdditon tithta pay. Full ll I
ne D,_ Chase-5 Syrup of Linseed and [strict output increases the price,
y ve per cent S I
protect on of the conimuicating trenches. Passwcrds are lmemgence’ Mamma and once served In the imp"-“I "my ot
Tllrpentine 25c a'boitle. Pluck Gm” Bn”
L  .
. . xg _
._ .ld .h .1 h Il umptecariiedbalancedacrossthessddleaud
. f use §)Z°’C';'ue:“0i§;;;n`:_ “it has c°m_ strapped to its horn.
Underclot in 
_ . . All correspond ce promptly Q
g l..?."f“..;..'°..‘.*;:..:.°‘°“..;‘.z':.f.:f .a°°.l‘.':.f‘ SW” S""‘_°S‘_““‘ W°°" ....1 °°
from every nook and corner of Canada
. ld I k _ Mt Monday. Grace Church; Speaker- Stencils sent on Ofplllk
0 Ify°u¢°° °°|r °° °'°' *l‘°°°. °" nov. G. P. Raymond. » _
youwonldbe sure to_lind the evidence of T "B -Ch mins k __R. _ 'M M
I U r U Ish I ng .tzr§...“f°i."°..:;l...°°;=.°f’.2.f'....‘l:.°..°°.'s‘:f J. .o»‘.‘°i-»?-¥l"».‘ " "°" °' ' S B' ' 8'"
\ . ?hase's Ointment. theonly guaraoteedcure B  Zl°ll Cllumlli sP'\k¢1`“R"°  M
°r e e me '
° bou°:l$k d"°8!l§¢ T ., ‘ lchtlltl Kllldm' - °
Boots Shoes and   ubber “»-of C-~ oil:-_“f-if-.. W.  '°' R"--.:;...°-..-.-'....."--~...
A ’ U oioimooi. Ifyouprefer,sent atwoceut stamp Frida lethodmchudr sP“k"_ Agmdm,
totlseseoGceetopaypostageon_afreelamQle. Y' 1 agp* 
whiehwill,besmtbyretuni mailifyoumention  D. B.\loL00d. pl -t
eetings to commence prom y 1
-~--l.w. tem
J. B. Macllllll ll] & U0... `W
Where Worth and Low Prices Meet.    ll.“|:__
lllHE®§O IDI Ulll
_ eycimb the mountain passes. In Enfield revolvrrs. The rioci l ts | I ug
P in » t
m0(¢a5|n5 and bufglg gggtg [hgy f0]_ lOl!! lf6 lllpplled Wit!! ll¥‘0l!Il m0l’fll'l  h
tow the winter trails, and in snowshoes 804 78114 9
l Eugland’s acceptance oi C.-snada’s ypatrol alone-that from For; Siskatohv
cnet to send a second contingent to the wan in Albe ta F
_ _ . r ,to oit Resolution, on
\ sid ci Biitish arms in South Africa has Great Slave Lake; thence to Fort Silip
caused tremendous enthusiasm through- son-, on the Mackenzie River. and r
H out the Dominion, and the volunteers to tu i
ery wil consist of giv
p 'wo batteries ot 160 men each, ex- tra
l
Dragoous and the Norfh West Mounted tra
l
ii oorp, an-i -i ii °°“"
iiaze pssse“dm:hi'oug°l» “Zire Tsirkef mln; null' E' l' th” ‘°f”“°‘ 'M
finer men for service in South Africa `°°“`°°m' 'Q17 "P95 ll'
"eculd he found in the Brithh Empire. il' “lb “Whi-
EE E

ii ,£55
iii iii?
ggi? gigs
all Qi
- t
days, and, strange to say, ou the morn
   . . ing cf the third day both horse and rider
ent on duty. The police horses nrt
F r C OS _ equipped with Mexico stock saddles and
A r riori oi for onion or _ _ _
cubs 0';gtm;T;°. pam" can head stalls, with Whitman bits. wh'cb
tfailin
piles
_ ru v 1 Lesser Slave Like-cove!! tt
/ _/` .enlist exceed ten times the number that distance of 2,172 miles. ,The patrol
will be sent. The second contingent ling party runs the greater part ot the
t will be composed of cavalry and artill- distance on snowshoes and covers the
ei-y amounting to about one thousand remainder with .
-ming . The artill ' 1 ' _ ~
w\ ` in
r ' ’
I oes.
octi
the
charge
Law aim enum larxrarinn. ,H 3: PL?-&Pu ‘l’hh 3
Throughout a territory seven times 'uh gg, |“|¢¢|»“|
Un.
o cers, hide inspectors, game ward- 9°* P°Yf°ll| mi! b°l'°\¢| 150 Uillil
Y e l
ns. reiif oiiicers, Crown prose °°V°l|Q|» ‘ bl'°U°° 5019?!" |4055-
British Coal Scarce What Russian Officers Get °“‘°"»f°°“ *MP <*°'°°°<’ °=°"°°'"°° ““'°""""' ""'“ " “'
u wllackers,
By their discipline and prodcicncy, by |*"J’°"» d°K d'l'°l`|» l|°U°l'-*bl“~ PW* gh."
* _ _ W , ' , '  ° ers,bank lk ilrs. t “un”
Loxiiox, January 10.-The scarcity A German doctor who was in the Boer sig;;;_§ra':]':idd=;i’f52;l';l;'d £7 33°? cy tk 5 he at 3’ u 0 gonmmu
1 coal continues to such an extent that . lines ‘lllflng 'lm tame 0| M*g°"f°°t°l”
_ y eu- s, s ermen, Oxford and Cam 
- - bridge graduates. sous of sduii I ""
. . has arrived here. He says that Russian 'mldlelly and gemlelnaul-7 bearmg they -
nr Scotch pig iron furnaces have shut 6. . _.
0 . . _
fl I,
_ _ have not only won tue raspec' of all the 89U""l°» bl°h°P° Wd @¢ll»°°m¢l| '°flll°
wn. lt is believed the stringency 4 l'_)e(;;’x';l ?‘;;£:;°'0n‘g$t1h°00E??e3rT:l?é cl~i ses they dail y come in contac 91' 03590" °f lll° lllllllll IM Wlll
ll be somewhat relieve when the rail- ‘
i ' ' 1 _ _ "' _ with. but they have acquired abroad ot Canada and Great Britain, as well as
...is booomo toss oongosiofi with iioli- ° b°.““’ °' $2"°'00Q bf” b‘°_" tho ioputoiioii ot being ooo oi tho noon 1 former officers of the armies of Eng
ay trollic But the continued calling* promlsgdltolhem If we Ripub ms an' force in the world. And they live up 11305- Fl'1l1°° Mid G
._ .. _ S _
ut of the Reservists has affected the succe 5 u
yp . Afghanistan and India atrape,werm lined worth
the riders sauoter on the sun baked The police claim to be the besteduoutrd new $1 25,low is JIU
streets ot frontier towns. Wit-‘i pra- llld Wlltilllllieét f0l'°6 ill U10 W01ll‘l» gg aaegra a bargalgggt
1-,g [gt and bondoligr they 4-rid.; [bg Tlw force ls ll‘lIl9d With L90-“M101”-l
1 71
_ ' in. some having seen service Lsolcs Hecht] Bolt!
With jaunty cap and ilugling spurs ill EK Y--Ufial ` '
S
th 1
  '       Y ine, or cittle ranges. Ou pack ponies and Winchester repeating carbines and mo" mony’ 'Q
pouoder field pieces. lu 0°"°"° '° ha W _
' and caribou capote tiey patrol the ,rl-h_e Yukon district they are provided *U 20°' F*
, northern mcrssses. While workin out with lil i
g axmiruns
Illllllw d" " ' '
eir n es t ey ride enormous dis- The present average of the force ls: A E
tances over plain and prairie. -H0535! 5 ‘Mt 10d lD°ll°l1 W°l¥l1l~
i-ou.ow 167
THE .muu_ - pounds; chest measurement, 88; THE
- . . They follow the mountain trails. By infglr l 151' sg nan' d b gh 1.
Come this way for big ba vga ms    ~»-»~;;»»-»,°;;»;¢~, ,lg _....1 s-.....:..°.:::.:,,°.:°..,'.  °--- *~
gl‘;':‘e:°J;';a;8"au°dg?_lIvm_ gm” peM_ tween Indian csyuse mares and thoro- DA
_ ’ . ~ansin eg . ey ave m-
a I I  is  i n trate snow msntled foresis and to make gghgied §°g.u': i‘"§:°‘ T'§h°7;"r`;‘° ~
f`i§’.f§'.°i.'Ili°i.f.f'§”.`l.§~"ii.'.o.f°'l.”"...f§diZ”$§§ “°°°° P°‘"" °‘ °°°°'°°°° “° "° °=
Ur £0 Qviidorooio. - into iiio miiioo oi 1;. gi
S gantic net their patrol trails cover ii gn: mms '“ muh by sewn" “.1”
\_ country that measures ii thousand mileg '
from east to west and two thousand
° miles from noith`to south. In fact, one l fm;ht;!.l§rt°h'd:';:11;“} tl;'('f,:fz':r,h?§:§_:_
C '5 '
Reefers . . .
w
treiiicly hardy. The record side of
p cer while carying desnatches during
the last Riel rebellion. IIe_rode a pony
urn, a distance of 224 miles, in two
require only a single rein. The carblue
Lord Strathcona Improved.
Loimoit Jan 12 -Lord Strathcona
and H
? 
CANADA’S MOUNTED P0l.ICE
\ A e
illic Most Ffticicnt, Best Educated and Wcaltlilcst M
l- Force in thc World.
Wmlsrtl
ounce and paddle To
e an idea oi the tremendous dlltaless
velllug by members of the fotos I
usive of ollicers and 181 hcrses The cite an footage. of an ommr 'M |¢
’ major portion of the cavalry will mo con
ne ot his regular dotlss ss lsslstaat
fist oi drafts from th e Royal Canadian co missioner during but a slnale ymt
_ veiled a total distance of ll 18|
. e corps willl mil
oe made up ol volunteprs from the ni
militia and “cow puuchers,” "bronco wil
boaters,” mouutaineers anda few Iodiaal all
scouts from the Northwest. Canadians in
ire particularly desirous that a strong ch;
If
es 11,461 milesof which were by
900 mites by water. 8 |21 miles
hhorsesand 200 miles on snow
Bya spllildid system of 00|
og patrols almost every ssulsrte
Northwest Toni ls ltstlodlqll
ted by the police?" ,
sarruas' wons ntvlscrsuaran
he has any complslais he lakes
minwrltisg. and signs the sse-
lesp-trol Npost. wlichattiemd
bestisioreedovsr to the nm
onion-inoharge of the tlstsm-
li
lsvehe
, K0 UI
' _ U ,mated license inspectors. fire wardens, court mel 'ml if tl" 7”" M In N°"k'.‘_ "W ~
_Such as Bdsm-, -7 B ° "g'_ °m°r°`i~ ' clerks. Crown timber agents, health M°“°°°d 1°ll°°- 0° ul°P“" "4 PU* ,fill
`sease, diabetes, dropsy, rheuniatisrn and m ‘ ° _
umhego-arise from kidney disorders and 9 | ` ` ‘ - _ ' »
presence of poisons in the blood. - - 1 ' 3- v ' , . ’ .
Three ofthe most distinct symptoms oi _ ° ° ' ' ' `
' disease are: Backache, or lame |
' deposits in the urine, seen after it
I”
lot rum luis, lull,
lllllllllil M
Soillstiiliitnli