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  HE HATED THE CREA URES MINUTES 0F PRE BY
iif “Yin lliillsi A   T I  
 From the I110fI1Cr1ta child | _ Presidents E "it silelilii’ fri at _ i .A
_ - °°°°"° “!“,._.. ._ I ° .°“ Ar cuarlmetpwp, ppawiunnst-:amps
e born the question of nour.  about ills ppsll,wlil_¢ii avenge; soopr _ew H,u,,,,,,,_ ,,T,,,,d_,3M“.°,,,3,,,_“d__“
|  | lettersaday. _ __ _  __ ’ _ _ . __ Mr 
ent becomes uf great ‘I '  ‘One of the most rémarkable`let`tersI`l g:c;;,°”m°!3'_5"hmhpl‘“"”d`HmF‘
_ Poi-tance. A _right start i -
"‘ ids a lot 'of trouble later ‘
 it’s so easy to begin right,
pl Many women cannot or
 ° not--chiefly will not-
rluilse their children. It’s a
gd commentary on modern
gocial conditions that this
Hier tendency should be so
general. The best thing
go do under the circumstances
is to help the bottle babies all
ye can-they're at a bi dis-
gdvantage at best. Weinoiv
itively that nothing will
_,yds them more good than
{Scott’s Emulsion _ a fe w
,drops in the bottle. It seems
gio furnish just the right quan- l
`khment needed by babies and _
'growing children.
 Tl;)e wome§_ who are will-
' ut una e to pro rl
grille their children willpitind
"*_Scott’s Emulsion a great help
iwpfoia help ipfapf. Ifiesi
_I3 direct and immediate eiect, `
 only feeding and sustain-
ing the mother, but insuring
also aflow of rich, nourishing
hlilk for the baby. Thus
_*Scotts Emulsion strengthens
the mother and goes natur-
ally through the milk and
_strengthens the child.
These claims are not made cd-hand.
_We know from nearly thirty years contact
litll such cases that Scott’s Emulsion will
do ost what we say it will do. We will be
' to send you a sample free so that you
_mn judge for yourself.
fi scorr a BowNE.
I8 Front St., W., Toronto.
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Reneral manager of the Transportation of
are owned by the Commonwealth, and
miles of government railways. and 104 t f
government iramways. In Victoria the
-government mileage is 3221. in South
Australia 1736, and in West Australia
"`2143¢
* The affairs of the state railways have
been he e ofore managed by 8
commissioner of -railways in each
state, but since the formation eof
the Commonimalth all the meds
:will come under one central managi-
iment, which will bepresided over by
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Kalsomines
Alabastines
Flagnite 
Petrol ~
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LOWEST PRICES _
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"Thomas Tait.
Poli l
  GRIP
Grip is epidemic-the hospitals crowded
-the suffering intense-the death list ao-
lpalling-yet ninety cases in every hutd
-1-eilcouldbe prevented or cured, with
.llti.1e__post and _ce .,i1n°°nveniei1<=e..__b,v.!-l_i¢__.,
use or Dr. Humphreys' snvnsrronvil-
It not alone breaks Tap the Grip, but _its
tonicity sustains the system, and 1011 08°
1 _
_ keep about your business. It can be car-
I
lied in the pocket and taken from the
bald without trouble.
Thtindlcations ot a severe attwk Of
Grip-or Influenza are: headache, chilli-
ness, general muscular pains. lever, sore
throat, cough and systemic lasssitude. _
At the irst chill or shiver, take
"Snvmrrv#Savnz¢.” It will restore the
checked circulation, start the blood cours-
ing through the veins, and break up the
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S'rocl<s_ BoN os,
oizAlN, co1'roN.
inark'et__`x'i_ew»-Special li- '
given to Dominio»u-Stocka-
of Nova Scotia mines should
Th. Sal im
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Grip rr a Cold. At :DrussiSff, 251', °r
mailed.
Humphreys’ Med. Ci., Cor. William 8:
John Streets, New Yi Tk. `
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. SPEAKER BRQDEUR ARRIVES. .
 or-un,  . 3-speiiipr Brodeur
arg-ived in the city today. . He is here ar-
 the opening of Parliament.
f Notice.
,nw-yampgnswlio sen; Yew zum
 Headache Cure). has
heenauthorlmed torefuud the money
theylallto relieve Slek._lIeadachc,
or-Neuralgla, in 2_0 minutes. Price 5
eentaalionf A '
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morning the first full account of the liar
place, and wound up with this sentence.
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pores (in dross tons):
1899 94 077 1894 44 791
On Deo. 31, 1902, unsold stocks amount.-
of 1901, and 12,465 at the end of 1900. On
-~ Dec. 31 there were 14 completed blast-
furnaces, of which seven vi ere in blast at d
; 1 f 1
of the tangible griefs of railroad mono- Compound will ,do wonders for anxious T_c_ J
police, and su_it1’ering women. B_aine’s Celery °CLm;{“”’ R DN
` The government roads of Australia. pay Compound-used regularly for a few weeks, - -A r _ g\pgp¢-.angela If than
a dividend of from 3 to 4 I-2 per cent, and will build up nerve force and physical sum ,hae and dm, md' M but ms, 01' If Plrilclee or germs
_the people have the satisfaction of know- strength, sone digestion, keep the kidneys ‘wo °»d_wk_ the Pmbyu" met aid ‘m _  
ing that this is all used “pro bono pub-A and liver in working condition, will ,_°°nBim“ed_ Ml. D Mmleam Modem,” R’ ha
‘li¢0~” I banish R1°°mY “"9 and “ive "Wet 51999' fl pro tempore. Sederunt ut supra. The ment of the george this test'
1 In New South Wales there are3025 It has saved thousands of women f_1‘cm'¢'|¢l.k “.1 the resiguatmn nf Mn A_ W_' War:§r1’s Safe Cmew, ,
' sufering and death. Mrs. Beverly 'Vln- K. Hem f th $01.51 urge ¢_ f°1`S “Bly” ltandsefld “NPG”
cent,.St. John, N. B., writes thus: `G.=p1-geco:¢i,n vfhereuiiosasit wacs agree; ma' ,,v“3:?2a2|(:°¢k,,eadescsenbmg Jfillseases °f
“I Mn “PPV to 19° 7°u klmw Wim” tn .he resignation lie on the table and Alilstters :from women,readandansweredbyawoman doctor All
P°i°°’° °°l°fY 0°mD°\"1‘i 11” d°“° 1°' til... me pi¢»i~..- be instructed melts tap' iam-incest oonndepee ‘
me. .I suffered trom nervousness, female ¢ L- f th ii- into gp Beware of no-culled kidney cures
troubles, and my cepQitul5ion_'-_-_wats all ‘:ngr:?l:,|,1j;,2;nP:;u;;t;g °£_m;,°` ‘lily llc Nlitlvely liifllllll and do not
run down. I tried  medlcinei but presbyterm ' WLRNERS SAFE PIL
received no benefit from anything until I ML E_ Guns was appginted Interimi
used your Paine’s Celery Compound. It
proposed for the solvingof the ques tion of
the tun_ne1
As the editor of a live newspaper, no
doubt you would be able to give the pub-
lic an idea ofthe amount such an under-
the Government has already expended
likely be found that when the wear and
tear of the winter steamers is taken into
many of our people an by no one more so
than
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Noi so sAn_As_ llnioilitn.  
V SYDNBY, C. B., Mar. 3.-The damage to
the trestle of the Nova _`Seotia_ Steel ‘&
Coal Company’s ore pier in _theetorine was
rt . it ti fth h art d d ~ _
Thomas Tait will be the Gynosure °C~tbe bilitiyfe palp a on 0 6 e an e lm’ Pres-hyat? a`dj°m°n°d mme” in um
wor1d’s observation as the hightest rail- When any of these warning symptoms “nm ma” “G han Past 2 ° °‘°°k* D' m' ‘-1
roafl ofiicial in a land that knows nothing are experienced the use of Paine’s Celery dgabiirdigxgzgvstzgzgzlxctgys em
_ Y°“"/°"“]~Y» _ 'its powertoinakc the Summer Schools
 ' 'mms
. . . - We <1... td-  Inflammanouofthcthd
ever received, he said, arrived on the mnstifugi Mtn §;?L";fn--mga?-;r_‘¥£_? g orleaBiWho Smeremnmf 1 .,~ , H. . W
with whom were present Messrs A Mac
H ftinlqne disaster was printed in the news-. Lean Sinclair,  Gillis,».MieL1o¢;'.*` . .  B I
_ papers. The wi-mrspia he mvtim-.tue S _ 3 K *_ Fm, _ __ ` __
Ameficsnoon-ui i»s~»i»=qu-mwnlp‘L'$`§§., »i';.A°$`.f.1.i, o..ii.§,i"é.§ff,l°§. the Only Absolute Cure for All Diseases of the 
w- burned to death. He applied for _thc Smnm M cl mam A J M”Nef_1_ RGS- _
_ _ _ ' _ clair, Simlbsotii, Davidson, J W Macliedg, Liver; Bladder and  _
Thomas Ta_|t gf the C_ P 1_“=°k°*hiS‘“'1Y “PP1'°“'»‘°”- °°“_"‘_’ and D Mom iii, Miriam-A, ap: Mass s ’
. » Ro get in ahead of those loathsome creaturts, Geo Bam Alu R,t_el_t3on_ J J Ma_3Le°_,,|  ER S S pi, ..
Callgd  'the °m°° seekers' ` Hon B Rogers and T.C.James, elders.
Minutes _of meetings held Nov._4th,, 13 ih,
___ l CANADIAN |iloN PRooucT|oN. 25th. Dec 4'=h» _2*‘_~'-li Jewfi' 13=h»15°‘=»=°_f*
_ February 6th were read and sustained.
'-- - » Messrs-11'. s. comp spa W W Hai-als
BE  Canadian production of pig iron com- W°"°lnVil9¢~l U0 °°¥l'6SD°IId- '
1 A committee consisting of Messrs Spen-
_m 1902 319557 1397 53,7961 cer and A MacLean Sinclair were appoint-
' 190], _ _ _ _ _ _
__244_976 1895 _ _ _ _ _ _
__60 039 ed to draw up a suitable minute in re
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The Largest Ever Offered a Can_ _lggg _ _ _ _ _ _
__36_q9g 1395 ________ __3y_gZ9 ference to the death of the late Mr Adam
Gunn. Mr George Millar was elected
dllldll Railway Man-Hg Wi||   ' Moderator for the ensuing six months.
Committees were .8i1D0int:d t- exam-
Pl'0b&bly ACCBpt. ed 5,, 23,009 mm., against 59,472 at the end ine the various session records presented,
and to repor; before the close of the meet-
lng_ , ,
The clerk read correspondence from the
HoN'ranaL, March 3.-Thomas Tait, seven were idle. _ Clerk of the SYDOI1 Of f-he M8»¥i¢lm¢ PPC'
vlnces, also a letter from Mr E.Maodonald
me o P ri. will goto Australia pp my » " - -with resard 11° his 1i°°°=\1\‘°- 9° F99-
1 to become head of the railways of the   ' _  ‘U09 it WU-9 38\*°'¢d th” 110 550515 N “hill
apsirnmpoommpnwepltii. Npgpusupqp ` , _ “  E _ ',1‘,wti4\l° for-lisevléflithlnuarolrly meet-
lponipg toward uns emi have beep gplpg ctel-ic  of a f .iss iii Hey- A » A  » ~» ~ N. . .» f, .
ontor three months, Mr. _ Tait being ill' `  TM °°'_*d¥l°° °f 911° °1¢l'k 1° .¥l.‘.1fU¥, G
cable communication 'with Premier Bari , , , €°°"fm°°_°°  MF? hh” A’ _u°°L°°d»._ QW?
at trcqnent intervals: The negoiia- “  S  d_:U:°WF»SHDl§0V€g. 855110' ;_&S___f_l:99l'U°t* -
t ons came to a head to-day, when Pre- ° ' °°"'H7 ""‘ ° "°°“ ' “"5
mier Barton cabled the Canadian offering _ _ * ' _ >m5'°”"" A ' - ‘- ' ~ ' -
him the position of superintendent and  _ Th? °1¢1'k "°P°1,`t°d tlmt 1"? had 1`9°°lv°d
gan,-,1m,n,g¢,-__g,, ,hom gn” M°gu1_ ~ the resignation of Hr. M. H. Macintosh
of the railways of the Commonwealth, -"' °f tm’ Paswral °h”`¥° °f cwendishi S559'
Mn Tm; replied accepting the offer. It P ¢ ’  lei’ and Ri_1stic0,iand that he had cited the
is understood that the sala att-a h d t °°"3r°g°'t‘°“ t’° apps” at this mntmg 1°'
me posmon Wm be m me rieighbirgoog  S  the interrsts. The conduct of the clerk
of $50 000 8 year The on-rr is looked upon was sus`ained, and Messrs A. J. Mc‘Leod
as the biggest thln,, of its kind that ever and R°bert Bmw", representing the Sum
came to a Canadian railway man. He   u  my s°°ti°” were the” heard' They °p°k°
will organize the whole systems of state - s°'°”g1-7 °f the 3°°d w°'k d°n° by Mr
owned railways, and will be given a free __ M“"Inl*°si‘ “nd °f the °'°§*°hm°“t' °;t’h°
hand ,T - congregation to him, an presente _ _a
Thomas Tait was born at Melbourne, P. _      `"r°°“_ ""_s°1“u°“ °'d°P‘°d by th” °°_°-u°_”°
Q__ not quite thirty,-,|ne years “gm and urging the withdrawal ofthe resignation.
entered railroad work in the audit omce     _HL SlmP°°°> B°YVl°Wi fmm "N C“'°°'
*paths Grape 'rmpk at ci-is pgefpf is. . ‘“°.\*,°°°°i°°» “bees” M” °PP°i°°°¢ U. *
Alta' two yearn’ experience' in several E E _1'9ll°l'¢S°ll1Si\tive, ful1y,o0m‘:,urred in what
capacities he became private secretary to    and b_°°“ 'Md' _ _ '
the vice-president and general-manager of ' _ j _ _ Mr' M°°i“t°°h`*dh'n°g 5° hi’ 3515"*
.tiieoanadiu Pacific. _ A ’ ' B  We--“Pr°¢brM'r mewd the mid: iv*
__ In 1887 he became assistant superinten- mm  er .t°k° ?f°°l?°°“‘d_*f°”' mmhsm'  *7'”1°
dent at Moose Jaw, N. W. T. From this ' ' A Hr' D'  '"2' ‘P°°.i.°l?°f1~~-1f'\’il
position he rose rapidly,his duties making _  . “rim u°d‘?"°t°"_ 9f _¢__°'°°‘“°__h 
him familar with Canada from the At- 1 ° 'with m°u'°°°i°°9t°h°V" 7'" °°°81'6§°__'
lupus to the Patina, till ip ian up became "‘°° ‘*¢°|”°¢ “Wit °° Mew” 15°i"» °* N
manager of the Comany’s lines east of _ _ ' _ l,°°°° thenumt ‘Q @r°°_'“~3'm°“' MIT' E'
vlan William; later he was made general Change of life, which usually comes on ‘§:'é$;.“;°'9l;°m~"°d I”"'“':“ M°:*;;*,f'°1` 5 SAFE ¢U RE
manager of transportation for the whole between the age of forty and _Mtn in. to si mo” __ .\‘°°|_¥ ., fre'
system, with head otllce at Montreal. 'thousands of women___a time of s_e_r'iousj_ 2”” 6", l” f’ ' the _ tl
He isaeon-in-iawotG.R.B.‘Cock_burn constitutional disturbances. The danger _ ot - ""‘“° °°“°” °° °° _ q"°° _
lompropw. _ _timers mae known by irregularities, .d ';'|’3»‘*°°°“"°““°°"‘PP°‘°“°‘*‘“"¥‘
With the exception of some _eighty-_odd _stomach " derangements; ' h_eadache,,i"°‘__._bl M*`°_Ai.¢5m¢G'i°_ll_». Dreseuteli 9
ot' private road____§_1i “South nervousness, pain in the: back  hips, _  Pi* ,°_..d“9°°e;'h`|_°lh °“ "_'-°"if‘<‘ W-°-§
_Waiea, and halfadonci milesofprivate limbs and abdomen frequetly swell,-i.‘d°Dt°d’  ~°m°r°a l'°.b°_ °'°”°"°d"
itramways, all _the railroads inlAustrelia pileedo their annoying work, there isilnp’ t°b'__°°nt'H"' Gunn' ‘
same
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The hour of adjournment to meet arrived
Moderator of Session of Murra Harbor
Statistical sheet to the Convener of the
TH E  S M  L Assemblfs Committee, presenting his
i 7 :T ' _
____ -` own report at the adjourned meeting of ' w M 6 W 9
Presbytery
CONCERN | NG A TU N NEL Mr E Gillis submitted the report on sn
_ ._ _ t. |
_ '___ _ Church life and work. On motion thefre-
5"""Am°n“ the puwlenng P’-°°b|°lm9 port was received, the Converer thanked TH E MODERN PAIN CURE
_ _ _ . for his diligence, and the rccommenda-f
winter communication, perhaps sufficient tions’ ana. being amended were adopted. The best rerned for all Pains, Aches, Sfrai1'!8. Cuts, Brgigeg,  m
prominence is not given to the question of A ML M_ H_ Macintosh submitted the Th' Uat- 90”-S'h‘*» 135 etc It ‘S all @1911* 5tT0U8Wh1P9 I4iHUU¢9 IH
not in ure the most delle. te fabric, rl t guaranteed ‘to dr  ’
claim, lor your money is refunded. an 1 ls é 4'
We malls this offer because we K o1r` “
BENTLEWG Larnxnent
Report on Young Peoples Societies,
which on motion was received and -adopt-
ed, the Convener thanked for his dili-
igencc, and the Report orderedtobe tor-
wking "mum °°°t'° YW ‘mum "'s“7‘°.h-' warded toithe Convener the Assemblyhi A
tainalsoan acoountofthe amount whl_ch.__.C°m.i“ee_ on motion it _,ns 
that the reception of the Reportonbab-
°'°d d°°f' °x°°”d °“ Q” °'°"°¥° 7°°‘_'lY in bath Schools be referlied to the adjourned'
connection with the present unsatisfac-  °¢_P,,"|,n¢",-‘nd tu, Bl..-Siam,
tory modes of communication and it would toward stgtistbs, it neoesutr in me
meantime, ' to tha Aesembfa "Convener,
School Committee, and of the Senate 0!-__
our Collette. and pledged iteelfto do all in
not-eodectruotive neat Inst   
Onlya smallportlou ofthctimberwork _ exprecsiapmiovai
wumpxpp me on loss  smut or    "hr"
tpmpreilnnssv¢ppr.¢igu¢upparsa_ap1- opveiiae-.;  - i .   
late. Work will be delayed for only a  _?`tollowinir_’--indications ._
A committee _consisting of Mr, T. F.
Full¢l'f¢_ll» _c_hairm'en_, Kees:-s. D. B.
L¢°5»'5D¢“°¢_1‘!l\d_.Di'-_ Sil'ii,£li.i
wlmtiie  elders of
city -congregations and the Snpts.
Sabbath Schools was appointed to
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‘°°"m°d‘°’”° that has Ufvcn m° 3"'°d North. vacant through the resignation of   Q
"‘°5°1"°°” i ` Mr. Herdman. ' I 'ry
iii- The clerk was authorised to forwardlhe OR Mon' EY REFuNDmD
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Be sure and t the genuine
sold by all degers in medicine.
The clerk read a letter from Mr. D. B. 2 ca. nomo loc. B oz. Bama lcootan
*°°‘-Wnti the mst °f k°°Pl”¥ 511099 steaml Fraser to Dr. Smith in reference to' the O ‘Shia as the largest hustle af Whlgg
*ni th? °°°°'°f th? i°°'b°°t 5°"i°° md [Summer School for Sabbath School teach- annum
the loss tai trade, and consequently loss to ns, °ge,|,,g the umm at PM g,,|°°,,¢,_ _ _
_"W G°'*=f°'°°”° Bellwev °¥°¢°m» “silty Pipf. walter c nm-ray me-his pwp for 5 Emlln' ED U5
iwould lwtflli Short Of Whit tho this object an _motion _M Hr. in __I___ n_____,_,,_,-,`,,_ _.___ ___
'“*'°"§° °° me ¢°°°_ ‘ii “ie .f-“Hel W°°ldf Fullerton tilerresbym-y unanimously andy 3
amount to. I think an editorial on this " heartily adapted th, f°n°wmg ,.esg|°ti°n_'
"15-l°°°f1`°m 19° 'W°“ld 5° “"9 timely ~‘1‘hatthlaPr abytery expreeus
"ld W‘-'uid b° pemsedd with Plenm” by' appreciatioix of the action ofthe 
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