ful -Remlls fo all A _
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Amee. ' - ~  ~ »
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DAI Y FOUNDE" IH!
wnsrunr. ifrow rn:-wonxmn mul* T CHAR
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ARRIVE at sT1J0liN_
.TGRANTS T
Lake Erie Arrived With Twelve Hundred. on
Board-A Fine Lot--Another P-arty of
Three Hundred S
_ Rothschild,
ent Out by Baron
For Ontario.
- 
;;~|-, Joris, Marr-h li.-(Special)-The Arnpng thorn was another party, num-
|,_ii;c Eric arrived today with twelve if
Paris, Mar. ll-(Special)-Probabl
hundred irnmigrants, all futurcCunadians. as me *WUT* °f “ll 9XPl0Hl0“ Uf R11-Sill ll
' R hi
’i‘hc iuaiority were of British stock and Othsc id for which positions have been c
H mm ml of pcop|L._ ‘already found in Ontario.
THE Pllllllill
wisliismisstn siittiiylussil.
tloctlon Petition Against Mc-
Donald of Pictcu Dis-
missed Saturdav
ll.\i.ir-'/ix, Murcli ll.-(Special)-Tile
<'lvc|.inn petition against E. M. McDonald.
i‘iciou, was dismissed yesterday by Judge
Graham,
Sllilillll WillHill _
VISITS llilllllii
, l
l.uNr»oN,l\inrc|i tl.-l\o wonder there n
are so many pcoplc catching colds 0|
luid up with inllucnza iust now, for
thc weather onco more is ever on the
lziiange, and the week has ended up
with ruin imri ;roles,ti\c rawneos of tho
wind chilling people to the bones.
it is unfortunate that after the
per-uni of sunshine which the second]
und third weeks of February produced,
lhc visitor-s, of whoiu n fair number
lnv.venrrivc|iin London Inst week, have
inet with snchu dismal wet reception-
‘rlush uuderioot., dark clouds ovcrhenii
and pcrindit-nlsirowors of exaspcrating.
drizzilnu ruin, varied by oclzaslonnl
blasts of cold sieet.
Get My Free Book- iiiieumatism . 
It t ll i ut Ehaumatlsm about thouausol thl
wa; td Ti; to avoid and frbe the system of_rb::;
matte poisons-oven in desperate ell" I
im. snoors izurumiric
?‘fi~?':‘i"'i“~_T"l‘L'5l5_ “W
Men’s and
Boys’ New
Slater Shoes
JUST- OPENED, _
$1700 WORTH.
COME iN AND SEE
THEM,
THEY ARE
BEAUTIES
One of the many ad-
vantages over some
makes is the firm in-
sole the Slater has
.which helps to keep
them from being lumpy .
and unpleasant under
i the foot. r
See our Bunion S1106
_ for stout feet.
ours anus..
T THE liiliill llllill
short o period." -
U. P. H. lXPllllMlNT
WITH itllliiiilillll
ilrluvrirr-:Ar.,liIarci\il.-The C. P. R. is
experimenting with what is said to be
th`ciargestioconioti\'a ever built. This
locomotive is designed by Mr. Vaughan,
assistant to President \"i\n-Horne. It
lefi.the.~diopslusi. night. under its own
steam for the north hay division on
which it will he tried out. _
The C. P. Ii. is trying to get an engine
that will take the trunscontdncntul across
to Vancouver in one section. Hitherto
when traiiic has been at ai
heavy it has been found necessary
lobrenl: the transcontlnental into t\vo
sections. This new engine, if it fulfils
expectations will taken train of twenty-
uassenger cars across the continent.
Though the C. P. R. authorities admit
that they have built the largest engine
ever constructed in America, they will
notgive out any particulars as to its
bex-ing three hundred, sent out by Lord
Il
, e 1 e ociety's
uorkers and depots in the Russian
iumplre have in no way suffered during
the recent disturbances Tho Society's
Agent in Siberia writes from Eknterin
burg: “Our great need is more Books.
Our colporteurs in the East are selling
more oi’ the Rouble Edition ofthe Russ
New Testament than they have ever done
LoNnoN, March il-In spite of the dis-
turbed condition of Russia, the Bible '
Socletyhi Agent in Si. Petersburg reports ' '
u circulation of over half-a~miilion copies
ofthe Scriptures during 1005. This is
exclusive of alarge circulation in Siberia, .` _ _ ~
of which complete statistics are not yet ' ' `
to hand. So far th B'bl S C1  °
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_f§--;- --- _  _ |i_;¢..~ ...ii m ii ____ ‘.~,, _;. = _ _., _ , of the Interior tiilafterthe olectlon.
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mvforal The gmc' has um out' 'md 5 ist. "_~`»_-‘_.‘?_»;;§._?_$ *"“‘  "  __]‘  ily . _,_» i\"..`=~l:'?_\f'!.;,[ ., V . ,_ 3; Bourgeois will bc Foreign Minister and
_ '  ;5‘_--3 - " ’v" , 4 '7f_?'*_"_ 'ffl "_'  ill  - if "",5‘3`.:_'i§ , " Gif” Poisearc Finance Minister or Minister of
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_ 1  _ . _; `|i.T__-_-\:  . Q i|»»..sf"-., , ITlil~»:.‘ 'L. ~ ,'  Justice.
two large consignments have been din- __;___; _- ' ` ._ ' _ =“ _ -T tr5§¥“_'_. T _ ~ -`
patched. The soidiersas they went East  , " ‘T "" 'tj' T""’l"'f-` ""‘g:'~'-` -r
promised to buy, if spared, as they  _"»i-_~.._T__;'-,__ ; -vw* wif ._.,é‘i|_j
,returned from the wnr. Tiiolruik of them :F-'-f"" -_  ___-*' '32 ' ;:;_"\-- \_T1 T~_* _ ' 'wr
onkcd upon th|s'ae asolcmn vow, and    i -<IM"55-__
rc buying Bibles and Testaments freely. `-' Z" f-"+1~.S~'5" 45 W*-' "“‘- T `
'; .'¢:_f,._=.   __;_ _ '1~_f- "
We have never before sold so many in so Y - “"" '  °' ' ’ ' ' "A T Y '
owing to strikes the forwarding of fresh
supplies is somewhat erratic, though f _ 
thanks to tho courtesy of the authorities, .'.' ` "‘- `=.~-.?'
oai mine near Bethune. '
Eighteen hundred miners went down
tothe mine this morning and only six
hundred have retumed.
. Others me shut offend it is feared that
all are asphyxlated.
The origin of the explosion is unknown.
Tho force ofthe explosion was so great
hat, it shattered the buildings at the
. , y
welvo hundred hundred miners are dead
v...-. '= - r -.,_,-  .. i\ ~»,,» . 1
Twelve Hundred Miners Killed. by an Explosion in French Mine-Horrible Has a Result of ri Collision oil -Seatari¢~B0a|;.
T Scenes- The Worst Accldtmt Yet ecorded n " T H 
an
MQST Arelaunc     Baines Hawkins
 MINE    HAYFOUNDERED
° R _, i Continental Mining ” ~swain~"Beiieved~"to be Drowned -'-Rest Saved
-The Populaife Panic Stricken-Will take Eight-days io  ~ in- Bqafgg wig 'f|;,5,,,¢d fo,-, Twentyf
- R¢¢0v¢rB0d|¢S ' 1 "  Thousand Dollars; ~ E
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mouth oi’ the pitanrl killed men there.
» Rescue parties are working hard,
though without hope. The scene of the
cotastropheis the mountainuous region
near Lens, where there are the mast pro~
ductivs coal mines of France.
The mining population is about two
thousand. The populace is frantic withi
horror. There was an appalling scene at
the mouth of the pit.
. The few who escaped were horribly
burned, and disfigured. S\'nNa\', March 11.-Special)-The
The disaster is the greatest in the hieto~ Steamer Baines Hawkins owned here
`erl.
The rest of the crew reached tin: shore
ry Q1 gnneinaniai mining, ‘ _ fonadared off Seararie on Saturday asa safely in one of the steanicvs boat.
A innidiea and any bodies have bun "’“""""°°"“'°“ "‘"‘ ”“’ D'"“'°" "  " _
re-cbvehd 'Ib wilnaké Bmhtdays musing Thomas Bowdridirc of this it-ity, _tha thousand rioitars; insurance twenty thous-
' ‘ - - boatswain is believed to have been drown-
to reach the others.
_ wt. , . ` ' `
LATER. "
Fame, March li.-(Special)-The latest A  
‘estimate places number killed eleven ' 5
hundred.
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PAnrs,TMarch 9-Serious rioting oo
currorl today at severaliproviacial townsln
the course ofthe _invcntorying of church
property under the law providing for
the separation of church and state. Ar
Boeschspe, near Dunkirk, a manifestant
was shot dead and the Government Com-
missioner was wounded. Churches at
Bressuire,Belfort and Charleviile were
strongly barricaded and crowded with
demonstrators, who prevented the mak-
ing of inventories by burning sulphur and
throwing lights in tho face of the
Gendarmies. ‘
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PTLES
§?t¢ihing,DBlinri, ts Bleeding, "Pr¢‘1trsdix;§
i . uggs are au mr ze
refriul nfousy: if PAZO OINTMENT
weight. or manner of construction.
fails to cure in 0 tol2_il';5éil:y:i6lE?¢»
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Sole Agents.
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First British Fire Office
Established. iii Canada, A. D. 1804,-
Phoenix Assurance ."Cotnpat!y, Lillilfed °f
Assets exceed $20,000,000.
Fire Insurance eiiected on every description of
property at lowest current rates.
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T' ' Charlottetown, P. E. 1813115- t
rr nsars 'ras L1/Nos. `
When the antiseptic vaiporof “Cntarrho
zone” is inhaled it spxea s through the
breathing organs, carrying healing anr'
health to the sore spots. An irritable
throat “Catarrhozone' cures in riv-
minutes, bronchitis it soothes instantly,
weak lungs are fed and quickly nourished
back to health. To he free from colds and
coughs, to avoid eatarrh and bronchitis
-use Catarrhozone, it is prescribed by
more than twenty thousand ghysioians
in America alone, and used by t c people
of nine nations.
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Conductor: All aboard for Murray
Harbor. `
stop at Port Vernon?
Conductor: No, sir.
Conductor Vernon River Bridge
Stranger : All right. Put me off
there-Pil walk the rest of the way.
liiiurdfn Linimuu lieiievl `iisvrllrl\~
ANNOUNCEMENT '
_ “r” <-
-Ii you want to be interesied,delighted
and eriitled, come to school room
of First Methodist Church tqmon-ow
Tuesday night. J. H. Ball is the speaker
tomonow night.
CHlCAGQ__/i\ARKET$_- .
’_°' '_ ` ':»<q‘.‘- Lv-
Cnrcaoo. March il. - (Special ) --_
Corn, Dre., 431 Corn, May, 48|
when °‘ 10| whsle “ ml
ai
Stranger: Say, Conductor, do you \.b|°“_¢m“n¢.D“,b°x_ ‘ndm‘d.“_
of the new shops. The city of Moncton
proposes to give Bridge Street. which
contains threeacres, provided the Gov-
ernment expropriates the land odjoin~
ing. The Government owns the entire
property on one side of this street, which
is
Jones, has authorised the Transcript this
afternoon to stats that he will present
the Government with a site for the new
work shops at Sunny Bree, on I1 perfectly
level patch of land within one hundred
rods ofthe railway station atHumphrey's.
The site is one miie from Main Street,
Moncton, and he will give free to the
Government, one or two hundred '2~;¢;-as
N0,T TUE OIFFICIAL NAME. DUT# as
tlilllliltlll tl  
the Province of Quebec. It is asserted
that the average pay of Roman Catholic
teachers in that Province is ninety-three
. dollars s year and of Protestant teachers
MoNc'ro1\', N. Ii. March D.-While a
proposal to buy certain properties for the
erection of the new Intereoioniai work
shops has caused a good deal of talk
about the prices, certain localities are
going up to an alarming extent. Still
there are many people who are disposed
toact most generously towards 'the
railway in the matter, ami will do all in
their power to aid in the speedy erection
2,080 feet long. _
G. R. Jones, son of the late Oliver
required. _ f ,,  ,
-M-________.__..
finite. ealdn, aaaruenl. and other tiraai
_,l i H iiilitii ;_ _
The value of the boht is tirir-ly-i'uur
and. -
e - T Miiiiilllil FilliMtli
»; _:Jw 1-ri
4 r. '
M. Sarrien Will form a Cabi-
n_et He takes Portfolio
- interior l .
Pants, March ll.-(Special)-M. Sarrltn
has accepted the task of forming a
ministry. '
He will take the portfolio of Minister-
THE SlilliHlt$
.. an »~.
ST. JOHN, N. B. March i).-New Bruns-
wick school teachers who are seeking
rgenerai increase in salaries will have
much sympathy for their confreres in
one hundred and fifty dollars, equolio
twentyeseven and forty cents a day,
respectively. It may be added that there
the standard of education corresponds in
many cases with the salary paid.
PAIN ABOUT THE HIPS.
It is a common complaint with women.
The right. treatment is Norviiine, which
penetrates to the seat of the pain immedi
nlely. Nerviline warms and soothes tin
aifeetcd parts, draws out the irritation
and pain, allows the patient ease after
one rubbingt. No iiniment so economical
and safe. early fifty years in use, and
the demand immensely greater every day;
Nerviiine must be good.
ADVERTISING- IS Bli0AD.
,; ,_ i _ .
Advertieingln itself means pnbliitcy
and publicity isa very broad and com-
prehensive term, It does not menn`
simplyaword whispered to a favored
few.,.ItIa, rather. synonymous with n
general, broadcast declaration, and the
broader the scope of rho announcement.
the better the advertising. No occupied
spice that directs a_tti.-ntlon along given
and desired lines can ,be reasonably re-
gardedas wasted; norton any funds rx
Dended to this ond be adjudged ex-
monu are quietly relieved by Gramians
travaganr.-o.-American Medical Jourrnl
lst.
Stranger: How near do you fro to it?
Pork, May, 815.70 Pork, Jan.. 816.00
The Hliumphre
A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Mgr. y
` Phone 63.
Wholesale and Retail.
iii
M1 limi
M.. r-zvsaraonr fa soN,
T eanrwuenc, s
at  r.r:.rsLANn 4*
Fnmnna-When in need of suits, pants, coats, vests, bvercoats,
reefere in made~to-order or ready-to-wear
if you require tweede, homeapuna, iianoela, yarns, stockinette, etc,
-TRY- .
Clothin Store,
Opera House Building, City.
P. 0. BOX 4:7. _
,l`.ilMMlNiilfll BY
 ..,_-__ .1-
" ilalliliilillill
The Command oflhe War-
ship Dominicn goes to a
former Toronto Man
Tonoxro, Ont., March ii.~<.~‘pi-i-i.-ii»--
A telegram received hero toiiny says that
Capt.§Charics Kingamiii, son oi the lain
Jurlile' Kingsmill of 'l`oronto, has im(-n
appointed corn`mnnder of the ln\ili<-drip
Dominion.
L_.,
i/iniiutnu Minn e
r E iS ESHTISTHETUHY
B|znLi:\', March it.-l’ri\~nte 1-uni.-r.
sation between the (ici-rnnn and l'r<-nrh
envoys at Alger-iras have brnn;,:l»| tin-ni
almost to an ngreenrrrrt on the .‘\inrin-.-.-in
police <-oniroversy, so iivur tlnii rin
Forelgn Oilice hcrc rc;;r\r'ii.-s n .~.-iii-i<n-i.n_\
issue of the confcrcnr-c n- u.-.~n|-rli.
Gcrrnany, it is unilcr,~tno~i, ,-ni i-|ii»,
France and Spain as iiavinir the niiirr\\
best fitted for policing Iiiiu-.urn .-intl
Fl'f\"0'l rlifcffllts international wniirnl in
principle, undertukin-,r to supply .-n|.-|,\nii<-
guarantee that thc police ~in\ii not he
national in clrnrncter. Ii is tin- ~|n-.Silo
form of these guarantees that ri~rn:\in~ .ii
unsettled and continues in in» tin- ,~n|-it-ii
for disL'ussi0n. ltis likely lhii .-in ini.:
national inspcctorship will he ii---.iii-ri
consisting ofa single nillr-ri-~»|` ri-pnln iinni
rx power other tl\r\r\ i"rur\|=<-, Spain or ii.-1'
rnany. The detail which conlinni -. tn in-
discusserl is the propriety ol' tin- ln- pw ini
being located in n neutralized i|urin~r, 'i`in-
mlnisters of tho power will also 4-\.-1- ia-
gcneral observation over the nniirl-.
My
CLARK’S LUTIEIH TONGUE
tcnder~lnstynnil ready to .~e\\r- nirrn
you want somcthim; cxiru omni nnil
appetising.
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1906 Carters 1906 
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clnrnrs nesrni f
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and contains n \'a~l '
arnountof \'nlnnl»lu n\i`or~
mation for I<`i\i{i\li~§R.\‘ `__
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copv by mail drop ns a
card and wc shall lic
pleased to send you cnc
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