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THE foUa1tDtAN oi-tart!-_0ft!Ti1:Ti
tive Strength.
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~I   I     D TH 0 USA N  OF
jf it should br. :ik out, would lic :tu i x- _ I/  1  _ ‘
Coetlitigysiiiitiiis to.ittsf,littt if cin-
fined to iii Isl- two _grvcit na‘ion=, it does _ I `
1.0156.-11| li;-'>l':i1‘ `.ll".l_ It _ C0'\ll l bt? {_ll- Y 0 -
101111-(l \\'l il ,\`iit‘t‘lfll l.lft,`l'lfI'\_"`t')tllC1'.'.l-
glisli. tif ccii .-c the l-`reucu zifuiv. in
si70. 'itil i‘o~~i‘~l c iii t ti <'<1'iipuit‘t‘.! ol
c~rt;i ii 1»:ii~i.~li- _< tit' _-1-:vit-e. is sup» riot'
to the l~Ivi~_:i li lf tliu zito coiintiies
\\'ei't'<~\i‘1i;ii iii:_ 1? ti l~`:01Cli cbtttl 11011!
into l-`. :gl-iiiit :iii iiiwiliiig' fi=ri‘t~. wt lc
.hc pri-sent armed strength of tha
country would tindit ditlicult, if iio
impossible. to press liick. But, un.‘es
the Frencli can secure control of th
\
ciiii>i>i,i-:ii \vi'i~ti 1iHi;UMATtsM.
_ Mr. Alplieus Mbit. 'an esteemed re-
'sidcnt ot' Mcrewocd, Ont., says :-“FOI
l some years past ll have suffered hor-
l ribly wi li rhciiiiiatisiii. At timesl was
3 so bad thatl was :iliiiost wholly dt-
9 privcd of the use cf my legs, and
English chnniicl, the invasion of Eng
' could only go about with great ditilculty.
land is' 11* i‘11P0»*5llll9 “OW 33 it was ln I had to give up farming entirely and
the days ot _\`apoleon Bonaparte.
removed to Brockville, where l had the
To secure U0Ulf0l Of U19 Eflgllsh best of medical advice, but with no good
channel for a sutliciently long time t
land a large invading force on the cias
of Enulaiid, it would be nccessarv fo
0 results. I also tried many remedies said
l to be cures for rheuniatism. but with no
l better results. Some of my friends
h
the lfrceiicti iodefeit the English naval urged me lo oy 1),-_ Willians’ Pink
for ce retained for defence. Our exper
ience in the war with Spain has mad
it too evident for an one to be mistake
Y
that a mere comparison of the numbo
of Ships. the size of these and th
weight of their guns has no bearin
' Pills, and I decided to do so, and found
9 they were doing me a great deal of
D M ' d.
good. I then moved to 0101100
I wherel still continued the use of the
e pills, steadily gaining in health and
8 strength, until lcould abandon the use
Wllafevefi 0° the fighting Strength °‘ of the cane, without t-he aid of which I
two nations. If the Spanish had poss- could not ooforo move abou1;_Evc1-y ache
eased our navy, and we had had th
9 and pain left me and only those Wl10
Spanish warships sai1iugunde:ourHag, Suffewdyhe tel-xiblo pangs of rheumat-
while the contest would have been a ism can undo,-Stood tho joyl feel at
much more diflicultone. we are inclined wha,D,._ Wmiamsi Pink P1113 have
to believe that we should still have done for mop
come out winners. results due to the
su eriority of our methods and of our _ A VICTIM OF SCIATICA
P _
men. \Vhat holds true of our expe- -"'
""1 engagement between the fleets °f Forest but for some thirty-five years a
the English and the French.
ie ident of the ad scent township of
rience would doubtless hold true in a Mrs_ J Palmen now a residom (f
le
. _ J
In the earlier years of this century Warwick Savs:_..1 havo for many
the En lish.shi for ship, found litt
years beena great sufferer from _sciat-
8 P
trouble in defeating the French,and one_ lc rheuma,ism_ being at limos bo had
is not like ly to be far wrong in assum
' thstlwas not able to walk, I tried
ing that similar results would attend mam remedieg and Whoo 1 had tom-
future experiences of the same charac
` oiar aid from some, I received noth-
ter. The English possess, as we pos- ilng inylhe way of permanent ,o11of_ In
ses, anatural aptitude forthe water
° fact, it stems to be growing steadily
The French are much mme- like the worse and for nine months I was fore.
Slnnish in this “’5P°°t° all‘h°“gh W” ed to use crutches. My sister urged me
11111111211 adm" ‘haf "let “fe ft" S“P°' ic csc ni. iviiiicmsi Pick riiic, and
riot to our late adversaries. Still, if the thev have done me a woodorfm amount
°°°t°3t was 8" eq“°'1°”°'s° I" as Ships' of gozd. The crutches have been dis-
Fm’ and menswere °°°c°""’d'w°5h°°1d caided. I can go aooutas easily and feel
“Y um me Olds “"8 gwauy i” f‘“'°' better than I have felt for years before.
°‘ th” EW N1- -“-S “ “We” °‘f“°‘»"'° I iiiiiiir iiiccc Pain ii grace mcdiciiic.
B¥lporiority,both in' ships,guus and méu
1
I$ts with' the English; hence, there COULD NOT SLEEP
doesnot seem to be any reasonable I -1-
probability that. in the event of a_ war; Mr. David R. McKay, the well--known
between the two countries, the French baker, of Stollarton, N. S.,:writeS :-"I
will ever have the opportunity given feel that I cannot say too much in praise
them of using their great army in an of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. 1 was very
invasion of England.
badly run down, could not work and
could not sleep at nigh-t, My appetite
1' was poor and I was rapidly losing' flesh
control of the seas could not fail to give I mga” the use of DL Wmiamsi pink
to the .English an opportunity of strik
ing many serious blows to the Fiench
Tho colonial possessions of the count
would be at the mercy of the ruler o
On the other hand, the possession 0
TY
Pills and was surprised at the rapidity
° with which they built me up. In a few
weeks my weight increased from 130 to
149 pounds My appetite returned I
f o
15° “il llm 35 SP3l°'3 °°l°”i°5 mm; could sleep well, and,could do my work
thrown open to us by the inability o
without feeling tired. I always recom-
tilt nation to defeat oui war heats. The mend DL Wmams pink pins to 111033
° ns which F ranco had in Tonquin,
32;? Chinn, Madagascar, and at vari-
oul points on the coast of Africa, could ,
ailing.
° ‘l'l1ci`l'
\
_
Q r 0
flulumn ecl,icirie,I
(hangs all season ol-Ten, ¢iHe¢.‘l'4 '1'l»ie`l1'ealtl\ more
or lg” 'sei-c_c|=l'i°l>li.| ._ prudent' |:e'clcle ‘l’aKe "S[>i~inS‘
medicine ..l>»il' flufumn medioirqe is ivisl' as needful.
lltie elflccf ol ‘ll1c hal' Summer weather on ‘ll-to blood
Mallee ilself fell, now 'll1al,ll1e weather tabhagiigi
you lfeel bilioui, alq.§l=e|>lfc and tired There ma
Us
3.9,.
73.
_...s
be ]>»ml:le5_ oi-_an_¢rci1=t’i'o_iP1 on The ,Tl1e_alam|a '
weellicr brings lillle twinges ol- r'l'ieuma‘tisrq
Ur _ rteui°algia_,‘ll1al' give warning 0l»1l'\g wlnfgp '
for `_ll'\e winlér , ll' I5'  `l'l‘m'l' Yvtwshoulcl
_build ct ‘llqe loloocbaricl give'
The nerv 5 oi lillle ‘l'or1ic.._
D r.Wi-l licims” Pink Pills
will matic You 5l'ro_ng atrial slicive off _
A 410/126 61144 lwin5 lot" The winl'e.i”il'1Yom
lalte Then] i‘__t_q_\_/_v.  
Prevention 5 lieth-:r` Then wife  Bel' Fl' I
’ --» is onli’ Dr\lVi|liam6’fPlt\l\  
Pills Tlial’ are ol ¢'=~_|_ “#-
_  fhg  rtarqé i511 Il1¢l’¢
lf if i5 A si-il>fi'{‘l’»»Tcr..... 1
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hardly defend their domains when cut. 1 I
of from all but occasional and irregular ,
connection with the *mother country.
France ciuld in this way be deprived of
jot colonial possessions by the Eng
lilh, just as, more than a century ago.-
ohe was deprived not only of the large
'bilities that then existed for her in
able Canadian colony.
to be taken into occount that France
will have the co-operation and assist
ance of Russia, and, under such circum
ounces. the position of England would
be much more serious in having to face
single-handed two of the greatest mili-
tary powors of the world. It is prob
able. however, that, on the basis of
naval efficiency. the English sea powe
is quite equal to that of Russia. and
France combined. for, apart from the
conditions of efficiency we have referred
to above, it is not possible for allied
forces acting undcr separate commands.
or under the delegated commands of a
single naval eflicer. to act as effectively
as where all of the ships of a fleet be-
long to the same nation and are manned
bv those belonging to a common ser-
n
vice. E-ich nation would have its ow
ideas as to the manner in which a batt
at sea should be carried on; and henc
ei
for true efficiency, we imagine that a
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much more serviceable than a fleet of
ifteen French ships.
But what the English have to
sider in the case ot Russian partici.
pancy is the _possibility of an effective
use by Russia of her land forces.
France must cross the sea at one poi
t
or another in order to strike a bloitr.
England with its army, but the borders
of Russian territor and En l
y g ish territ
orv come together in Asia, and al-
though their point of meetinc in me
Hind o Koosh mountains lendss itself to
defence much better than to invasion,
therein the possibility cf ii Russian
advance across At hanistan
, _ S , ei‘her
with the assent or in spite of the resis_
tance of the ruler of that country. A
7951' 01' two ago it seemed not unlikely
that Russia was prepared to support
France in certain African enterprises,
concerning the horrors of war and the
hleasin ofe
7 _ f erm potcnmte 11
give positive aid to the French wvlileo
“° hu" “° °°°UP¥i|1g, as they are in
au “"9 °f F°§ll°‘1l, an obvious] illo
There is, of course, the contingency
le
hai pciiiiicii, ’ ' 5
COUII.
 _m - .i Slam _i
WEAK ALB
c Mrs Goo A mia. who
Oiituc, Ont , says ----|
time we were going gg
daughter Sho was
and had no ambition
any pain, but just
ly wastiim away
ment from two
occult
two yours this
on Having
coustsntnntly
we decided to
l
mothonwlbn
i5 can-inirig.  Yom’ wanl"l'5 bc loi~i5l\ cmpl .6l’r¢'»£' R
Sole-ties.
Locomotcr
Iodipeatiun
“‘22.“‘~.'fi,..»
lllll IICIII lilll
All Female
Dizzineiis
And all
rom Poor
ery Blood
"1 sléril' latte., if. .
nn: nauirrus casa* :__ciiu1mccict_t1_:e dcctcicc in ip; Drey-_ V "'1'- ANDRBWWTDBONTG 'i A Looollorrvcpltownto
1 --- s se, as eit er course won eutni - -I. I- _*_ _   I .1  _
Bovidon Pr°°.°‘inv 0p°'°a_P}_¢- 'awéeard oonoequencol To     NDVI' ”Y_0!'k.00G.2?_,18_§8. Fl_V6  $
QUIWI I»°¢*°1" these-1,itis expected the court will do-l -I °""°”" I _ i  ‘_`§_f:?&“‘i*'¥l‘f_‘i_"g“?°l}‘I99ifr'a';_°‘_.._;g
Pms. 0<='- 27--The Opening pr0~ cidctiicii, as the affair now prcscnui To,,,,,,To_ 0,,,_ ___I,, ' 1 V  f '   . 1 
ceedings in the Dreyfus revision case itself, there has been no rea- , at th, SL Andro2,5i§..ch,:rr§h“§o;‘;,;;:f-fi’°‘YlFf-d¢°_1utQI:5¥owuk buyefhiumdrl Thu
took place in the court of cessation t0--son, for the conviiiion audi-,1on,1mcctingioii Monday evening in ‘°813!f_°~o°U£11{° 011-ver Md 51‘°m°U JW* lodgd ofthe
Ed, but also ofher great and valu- day' D_‘m“g_tl‘° Pesswn °f ‘he °°'¥"' .fl19\`°l°f°- the °°"d9m°“1°“ Pf0U°u“°° Lwas deciddd to offer the vacant uastdr- °sc:|`?mg   the namwut aww* r”‘ H*
an anti: revisionist mob numberingl edupon Capt. Dreyfus by the court no to Rom ,]_ go,,,,o11_ of Regent,” °‘?.“¥‘”°'._ ,_ ”"°_45 f°°"°f*““‘l‘
about 100 people and headed by Mme. martial cannot' be upheld. 'I  ch-,",eh_~_ Lohdod  and _ m~a_t~ ,nit I Tl1'°Il°‘.‘°"f“`i,."-°*. 9”’ i°f  l"`$°“ 5*
Dumont, Millevoys and Lasiers,shouting _ M._Dupuy. who was interviewed as ooolegnm was sent so Yokomma *hom g “S” bf tm’  1"9.“¥P“"Y»"“ P'1m°K
“VW” L'A1`m°°” “nd "4 mom les 31° W” 1°°Vi“8 lhf’ 3117596- Bald W5 Mr. Conoetlisexpected to arrive short- 35 °°"'l°°d"’d g°°d"‘“dg°°
Dreyfus" (death to the Jews) attempted question ot Dreyfus’ revision was pure- ‘ iy offering him' 35 000 ,_ veal. and ,_ °"’1m°1`°h"°d‘S°~ Th°"° ‘"§ °
' to enter the court of cassation, but the ily judicial, adding: _ m;ms9 with me added smfemont th” f°€ °°th°‘j¥1‘°».9»°d_  011311196!
` Passage °f U10 111°” W” “med Dy the -Nc honest ciiitcicc wiii dccitiic ic ’ ' - ' ~ ~  ‘  11°* =.°°*l1r’ .d#“s°f“S1s°=1- 'hid'
P the congregation would await his return
police and large' reinforcements were , accept the decision which shall be from the “BL T_’TigS9t°{\d9;S ld9¢ll"1‘9- '_YiB S0*
sent to guard the approaches to the givcnj' __ . The stipend is $1~_O00 ___ year more ai smile rom the bridE0~
___ ___ _. cquart and the ministerli pendices. otc., etc. For the purposgg  Press has already  cruiser, and 12 torpedo boat_dgsn;~oygn, gg:-th Pgcfic
but mme the Czalos omcm s________m_____ mWf:_l_'_ 1:) __¥_1_V.e t_o the secret documents of iutroducingthis latest improvement on high aulhority, to be  ~ '  The  in embed An alto(
______*-’l§‘_______ m__vt_i_ _eeph ct_i_mm_un_icated to in Biblical pub!icati_on..a very special _, The Gaulors  t_l_m_t’€_lie 1S_pan-_ creased armament whioh,__it  *pagan The
gs P we_ it hudly seems case _______________1;___:_e__ e___earing of the offer is made__ to ministers and Sunday 1ardsa_zodeIiy_ing__s so1ir_ho_n_n_itho_,C,u_ will make, the   moi _“km” ygqld
llkcl that tha The oourtlhousg un °°"¥°°1'l‘0W_. school superintendents.  __ ban debt question until afterthe also powerful vesselsof their class anon Qbck nil &
1 W” °mPU°d_ 41111011-I The publishers and sole agents ai-cfs, I tions in iihe.United States, ~‘e_x_pect1ug They will have a speed -of 19 knots ruddy booked had
Y°P_____s Oct 27 _Th ______ I.  , s .J .Holman & Co, 1222 Arch St. Phila- then to get__.better terms,” adding that The cruiser will be oi 14,000 tons, and nelvod #Him
_ ______gh__ _~______ ____e-_________e _ et_is_genori_t1 __dephia. it fears Spam  not precsive the ad-I will be designed to steam 28 knots udmlnl of tht
_ tl wil - I ' '
_pronounce mmm i°__‘;_°__‘::_':; :’_‘_*___ f___l_ B_______m_ N_B_ .W. Hmiusoiiu ::;i__ti1iro_s possible _thou l¥;r_:_t__o__n§_;_he also _Att the vessels will mount exception. necessary work
i, _ S1 11411011 111 111 el. [ally strong quiohiiriug guns. entered the dry 11003
i - . of ihc'1‘en Trl time
' Great stress was laid by M.Bardoncot Something N ew Among Bibles. lslillsraipgm tg Fexlwf'  Mccaugha? `_“_"’_“-" \b0u’t728 B C
n rows r onnell, how
con Picquan_’s letter of July 14, 1898, to _ _i eller, was sought after also bythe Fifth .. , alestino by King
T the minister of justice,in which he gave The now and original Linear Parallel Avenue plosoyfioliao Church New York ACTH' [TY AT HALIFAX dated 711 B L
seven principel aroumeuts aoaiust the S61; px-oooonoino Te..chersi Bible is __ ', ` _ ‘ ` _--- Qoggnqgg gg;
probability of thc guilt of Drdyius. iii- _ withooy doubt a EMS; ;a1o,,i,1e a,1,11_1,,o ll ;ge6f_1“:,h;})rl?uIl1l;1l[1_formerly occupied by _ HALu‘A_X. N. S., Oct. 25.--The Brit 1 The Lomiog King, v
cluding _tue impossibility of Dreyfus io me 11,18 of 311,163 Poogishodoiooe the ‘ , ish wai-ships Pallas and Talbot arrived Ol what lineage wus
P1'°f’“"l“3 the Plans of f01`Uf°55°S and. revised version was given to the public. ‘ _ _ _
P,-oleo-S for tho movements og troops  The Spemal feauue of ,his quhe r__ _ _ __ I General William Seymour. command- What traits in hte
undetected. whereas Major Estorhnzy ' cent cditition of the Sacred Scriptures is _ ' Now THE PHIL|_PP|NE5~ e_r of the troops in British North Ame- told”
had ffee 300359 tl19f‘@f0- an arrangement by which not only thel 'I-“__ I , R nga"  mtllrn from Oluwa at °"°°» In Whit 'Phu W" 5°
This letter also cites interviews which .1-oadi but the com a 1 ,, II Pants, Oct. 20,1898.-The American |118 visit having been cut_ short b the men?
_ _ nge. prsosofthe, , __ ,_ _ __ _ __ Y
Col. Picquart had with Gen. Biltot and two vo,-810,18 booomo ,,,,,,y_ 1mmed;,m,_ t peace commission today was in session _ u_nusu1_l activity in military. and naval How to deal with the
Gen. Gonzee and says: satisfactory and perfect. N0 pc,-,,1io1 _during the whole forenoon. The delib- 0110108 8% N118 Station. '_ _  How with the
“With the proof in mv hands I have columns, or embarrassing f¢9mo¢,..s_ `er.itions,'_ however, had no relation to There Will be tl mobilization of the What his qu
established the innocence of Dreyfus.” i The words and passages which are f,1,o,the.quest1on of the ‘Cubin debt.: upon §l'00PS_ |1010 W'm°1'1`°W 9-55. Thufldly N10?
_ Tp toast (_}t;n. Goniea replied, aiieord-  some in both versions are set in large, which the a_ttiiud_e of the _Suited :States _ 1D0l\1tllDg!_i_ S_l_1_8l¥l b.&\l1l0:__ (gli Thur8d|_t_y 2 His Holy
H ed F _ ing o e e ter to t e minister o Jus- @1691; typo and wiici-c digg;-crops 051,111-_ has been stric y 4 etermin . every avai a _ o man wi e on para e What deal HOU
"" °°” °°”lP°5 f" ‘°° ”°“°h SMP” tice: _oiuici-in langue-gc, spelling, i¢c11c;_c,_ Our commissioners discussed theIPhil-I 1111011 I118I‘Cl1lUg 0159!- his Kingdom!
and ten Russian shi s would not be , ~ - ~ . . . , . _ . .
~What is itto you if Dreyfus is on tion, parenthesis. punctuahon, or anim-.ippines quesgon today, and decided . ' ml
De_yil_’s ___1_ii1and  B __ wise, they are clearly ‘setforth by means .union the policy to follow. It is believ- _ _ stood?
o . ioquar ,‘ ut e is innocent," of double 11119301. gma11¢1- typo mk1ng“ed the Americin commissioners have _ ENGLAND Is 3°! “LE What traitor the kiuglol
Gen. Gonzee--'You know Mercier, a readily and easily readable combined full power to deal with the' matter. as ---- ' _ Sforotelll’
(_form<2;' minister uyvar) and Sails- text. _ . they _m{i._y ]ggge_best1n the the intetests LONDON,0ot. 25,.--The English news- What il md!! by
sieer ormer mi i ry governor of The authorized version is .given in the of the nit States. papers are full of naval particulars tnm”? Soochlp 2 2-4
_ Paris)_ are mixed up _in this affair. Do top of the line and the new, or revised _; The Gaulois today.in referriugtoyes- " but theonly fresh development. is ad What knowledge is
yo\_i__:v1sh_t_o comp_i°oir_;_i_sie__them 1”; version in the bottom line of small type. il torday_’s joint ses_sio i. says: “It is cor-_ order received at Portsmouth to pre where? Golden Text.
6 6 1' 0011111111 _ t at on caving The texts of the mc - vc;-sions are mos l* tain i at both si ei will endeavor-.I no i pare all the ships ofthe fleet and the rc- What standard ll
Gen. Go_nzec, Col. Picquart declared he associated upon the same page, thug E gain time, the Americans not wishitig serve for immedtate mobilization Who would look it,
Was 00UV1IlC°d Of U16 111110001106 of Drey- direct and instant; comparison of rho ro- to take up the Philippine question ' be- Eight additional worships commenced osultl’
fus and he proposed to fight the matter spective versions _is _assured and 311 fore _ the United States congressional cooling there this morning and work How widely hive tho
0u_§__t:nd rtgpal what he knew. complexities, imperfections and mis- elections havetaken, place,-spd they do ing parties were immediately placed on to the true King?
680 S 0111011125 upon tho part of the takes are easily . avoided. Both eye, not ,want acettatn alleged mystcry,pre-. board the other reserve vessels at Ports-
reporter caused a sensation in court. I and mind are at once, and as fast gg quo viously disclosed by ‘the Gauluis, to be_`,Imonth. _ ' _ ---O-""°
A_f_t_er girther reference _ to Col. Pic- can read addressed- to every difference °°m°_lf°`°W“ al- P'°5°¢\_*-A" ' I M I A1'*h°“_Sh “°l‘ °°“°°°l°°d Vim “W W"
gn; s c arlges that the minister of war in the two texts. *_  _ Thisrofers to the _alleged statement preparations, much attention his been
dn genera staff had tampered with This admirable Bible, and the only _I that there has been some disagreement.  arequest received by the IN THE
ocuments and had manufactured one of the kind ln existence as' far as between the United States and Spafnl Clyde shi builders from th B --
. . , P 9 9 _ fltlih
evidence in the Dreyfus one ands. pre- we `know,.embraces_ other excellent £99, outside the protocol regarding Spanish admiralty, for tenders for four new Vncitottm B. C 0d»
paration of the co trad I I ° ' ' -
_news of C___ ___ n ictory state- tures such as references, maps, gp. soverueignty gan- allegation which the first-class battleships, a. first class tions ut Eoquldlil
boi
_I this morning from Bermuda. Wbgg igdiqgtgg his
How lrlth'
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