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_ PAGE FOUR . ’°" It-nn i.Arr:sr News ‘ , THE CH WN. GUARDIAN . ""`""‘ Finer or ALL” '  FEBRUARY
I3. I9!!
_me_______ _ _____________..__,_.,__ ______,_ ,_ __________________ _____,_ ~ B _ __
'exliectants' bare been 'supernddf-fi 'ts
° _ 152-- C1‘ri\\'-i of office-..eei-.ci's hniiniing
cal-h l>i'<.\viiicial capital, and ‘e.\;r-vt.-
ing’ iitliti ~.uhstu.nLi\e posts 0, mm.
MONTREAL- F@`1> 3'*-Uiifliilicnt tot-ic`-b:t'.-_-<-en the Gth., 17th., end 24th., of iii:-re are a iluudrcd or i..oi-t cx;..-.-t-
T0 BARE HIS (IllSE'»-».-.-,.i.-;;..;-  . --
J u cons pieiicts of .er-
,\1Cc5 lliidcr the old and new systc-in,
__ i-r uf ‘t-oiitrihiitiiiiis' in money, or ,.1
some otin_»r special claim. 'rhirigs have
urri\'vd nt such a pitc-h now ri.:--.
Place today before .I-:<-.ii-»_ Wi-ir in t_\c'ti»bei-. 1‘¢i~_-, mill this shoiiid iii-uve fif\l=' ful' <‘=1<'ili'\J~`*l, niiy in Lennie pio-
the David lti:sscl’s fmt:-in against tin- >~i:.‘iii-ii~iii13.- ;»i~¢-i-i_-i- for the p-.iricse <_~f.\'1i_t-vs wht-re tht-rc is bizlv a iiinf-le
Pinkerton detet°ti\'c Milf-Tl"Z»`. \"nffn ilu- rlif- lit-f--use. -ii--...t of it .-ifetiiii hind iii-Qrn nrt- ,L_
“Potion of thi' lan” 301' l\U'lll'\' liar- Mr ('n.~_t‘rain also objcctiifl to giv- It-11111)' -1.000 special evpcrtuiitn entiLl_
tl'-'UIHFS V-`L'-fi i/_l'9S\ir-tt--‘i_ The iiititioii ing t*‘.v_~_ri;1i-.iw of tlir- reins--:is iii'.'ol\-i-.i lt--1 in the future Lf- _-ist-L-carl iii tu"n
f0¥` DBFffCUlH!'S \'»`-'lf-‘ ‘lf"`i‘ll"||Z~ i-i-.itii-- in the ulil-in.-il i-~ii_.;i_i-ni-y, on thi-:iw that' sii:;.-_le post, it has (.,,,,,,f lo
ular and deniiinfl.-:i an niizmuii .ii in-
formation as to ii.-iw--. fnrts and tim
as oknect
by Mr lti;---.15-1 ci~'.iii.~:el_
-i,-eine
names
Ed to
The areiizxicnt '_-.-as _
MacPherson
of witness -_ -.\!i;\-li v.
by clause, ani sgnilitte-i that i;.s
:ri iiiioi-iiiiir
in i-rdt_i- ibut the
i-iit_ili-.i
clients wer.-
ion asked.
not ile tnlzcn bi- .rr;-i-..~z- at
ing of the
a claim by
»»
- to .\lr lilies;-ll to show what his \\"ii:-ie
consisted oi. '
U lil' P-lr., "The whole ieason for _e-um 3
dauiagos-nr-:1~r.-1 'ir i`i.-.E11-rv
tive aguiif-_v "
gainst him
ding by hnv|_'i<_f li:--.. if-:.~Ei~ i
to he l~
tional ,
contract.
meant
Mr (`a
ni/titiiiii for
the action
an ehort had bei ii iiiaiii- to
he was
ted to a.
tion showed
~ ful -$_':'»_i.|i'li.r
gn.-'_ f.-.\\pcii>.i~_ it
i
to destroy Mr R-:sv-11's
and financial
facts shown, argued Mr
fendant
defence.
As to the
Hr (faagrain said that the
complained
claimed to have port. was
:. i- iii.. “ul .-.~»,_ 1.
1.' viii-,tht
the liter-
ciisc, .\`ii~.‘t- this iiivuli-5-,~;
.\ir ‘:.i~.---l oi -i`;!1|u_<niu
'Tri ifrlrr-
_i'.'i<;.- ii.-
t<\ .i:1';ii‘t- `-is -_-eil sul sim.
fi ni-pin;
i uusfuind ni.nfl__niid iii: addi-
-uit
WT Ulf* Pi!1liF|`T‘>l~\. ‘-\h<~lr!in\‘c," 1-:iid .\lr t`1i.~'i!i'niii_ “is to pre.
'weht through the if iii; ii*_»»{;..ii_ ¢-1;\i;_<@ -
'fini rin- al.-fence from being taht-ri ii.-
f.<iiiI`i-i_1c-. <'»u_r sian-:i.cnt is .~.iiili<:i.-rii1.i\,-
~ ri-'nr to pi-e‘.'t-nt this, and uc object
to rrlvirir the iiaim-_< of our wiiiii-.~,~i~.-_
ll -.-.c `rll» this, liviu do wi- know thin
iilut !hf‘~‘<- \\-itiir~s.-'cs iiiuv not he triiiz-
perf-fi with. or spirited nu-a_v so tin'
-_-.'r.:ii tim tiuie r-oiiies -.ve iimy not li'
-able to Iiiid the-iii.
’ "‘.\il'l us tl- rho ll(-iiiiiiivl ff-r l»"'.r ri
` port.-, thi- lui-ts are that aiitvr iii.
l'iii}Zi-rtiui pw.;-ic iiiid oleic lines oy,
l'1`i2\l`ll 1-I' ii--_ _\li' lli'_-still had in st-l'|irt :iii--t7.rr
iii~i!‘t:-all
coiisiilf-i-iibie .eral iiiiit
sgrziin_ l\'_ 1'., :ii <.|,poe-‘iiig the
ii.=\i`€i<'i:i:;i.-', said that ii
Mr [\"a---li claim(-'i that
siiow that
insane :ind shi-uid hr 1-4-iiiruit
lunatic nsyl-.i:n_ The de~:lai'n-
the vm-ioiis sters by
which this move was l~if~-ich: aiifiiit,
rr=p-.iraiiori
-“!H!\'l1r»: limi br(-ii inode.
The reaaf-ns gin-r~n with ihr -_-ciiernl
Cu-';:i-:».iii,
were quits- siimfiriii in gi-..° ti-n dc
opiu-rt'iii;ty to make R fiiii
demaiid for mer-isa dates,
conspiracy
‘lf ln "'hl“h ‘“mT’l0Y€S Of iuni’ (t'ukao| for ‘aboriginal man-
tle Pinkerton iietrctive agency were
shown by
dc-rr~r-ti\°e ai:i-rifgv 1:. i-.utf-ii riimi- ii.;-1,
c¢‘t_ive.~: and filruisii ri-iizirts lin thu
mnttcr, Tliesc v.-ci-e coiiticlf-i.ii_iil 1-1--
i ports, fiii'ni.<iierl for the exprii.-s pnr
pose oi liistitziting lor-:il uct-ioii, un..
_'is such are pi-i\-ile;;:~d."
t‘}ll.\`i‘§.\‘l'I .\ll'l"lZ'.'i-l_'\.\‘D
The' Pekin ass-eiiibly tliouglit it
would engage a :lilly qusiliiied short-
hait-d \\-r.'.er to take do-.vn the debat-
cs iv#-rd fr-r '»\’or<l, and fi giiriztriiisly
dressed iii-'liiidziai covered with iiied-
als and iiiiii¢::i‘a< n<-ci~-<liii;:i_\- pi-¢.,,,_
red hiinst-if for that piii-i»os.e_ l_\iokiii;_'
over his shoulder, some Sha°p man
discovered that the enortlinnfi writer
had mistaken the words 'boiled op-
darina’ ft'us2), and was scrihbliuf:
iinqualified ruiihi.-th by -.vn_\' of iittiug:
th' d°C]5r5ti°n L" hav" TRW" Ula" in the sr.-at-clies to hi.; e:‘1‘oncoii.=,`iy ap-
§@llill@lHT
washes everything wash
able
it freely.
ary soaps it
keeps the hands
soft and wliite- ‘ _
nevermaltesthem “if”
coarse and red. '
We will give $5,000 to
anyone who can find adul-
Unlike
‘:` ”-li?"
Use 9unIl_Ll1! ‘ionp .~ ' "ir-.2
tions--try I/ /_f/.sr rm;-e ~.-in
yourself llmr it wil/ do ri;-it
ls other soaps.
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orclin
in
£_£__l__.\ .
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,_f5c._.-.___.__9 on-Lal tiiiice siii.;:r-.rt~; tho nppli.-ntlflr.,
_Drehended thesis! 'Alas" says the ecl-
litor of the ‘Shen Pao] 'gold and ievr-
lals his exterior, rotten stuiliing bin
`interior.'
As a rule the sale- of office and hon-
ors is decently veiled in China proper
hut the Pekin tin'/.uttc Contains an
iiiiqiiiiliiicil und barefuced niemorinl
from the 'Tsct:~<-n i\loii;;ol l‘.-1n..i Tud-
.
In the homeiuse -et, holding difisrnk rr-nk. ,und iii-st
class daidji ii, e., the ruling prliif-ei.
.
saying: I an: willing to eontri'nute
under the rules 2,400 ounres of sil-
,vi-r, and, in accordance with prete-
`dent, four-tenths oi this suiu, to_ wit.
9110 ouiices, is liczz-\.;1_1. .»;f.i.t in 'ready
oioiicy by the liginli of the igusrds
man 'l`uii.cn, who isiil take it. to l‘i_»-
ki
-i. i lic: that I :i.i-.3 be iiizly h-_»ii',-r-
`t-fl with u ptuf-oi-i\'>; it-ntlie:-.’ 'life K oi-
!" and the hiniiei-oi' grants; the .wth-
tr. '
i A neiisor _has nit-'iioi-ializievi the
,'l`liri»i;n toiirlxirit' the wrctrlilxl nud :ii-
m m `m-iiiing condition of oilicern in the
iiiiiiiiiiiitrzitii ii (as the I-"tif-li :nv
_ _ . - _
i'i`h-iuifli the sale .ii ri-ni oilir_-:i ii:i.~-
; "’ ‘-"'{"`C .rr-ii niiiiiiiiriiicrl soiixc yiiil-s, tit!v- ur.-
‘f_"’_’7"'"‘f` _-dill 1-i.`1d, mill uiiilcr the iiiw critica-
* ”‘ "”jC'{ t1f_`-i.;-.l .-:j,,~tcii: ii v.-l-1-ln neu l:i‘~'t=r of
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Our annual Remnant Sale of Wall Papers at llalf '
Price is now on. Many beautiful Patterns for Parlor '
Dining Room, llall, Bedroom and Kitchen all at Hall
Pr|co._It will save you dollars perhaps on your spring
papering to take advantage of this cut price Sale, '-
Come early.
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pro:-iirl that if woe!-l be oi little uw i
\o Ikic di-i'g~iic~.‘, :uid '.'.i»i:ld be uniulri
l
Lili-S. 'thot ".\'licn`ut last ii job docs
i.ill into tlieir lin.-us, tneg. pouiicc up.
uri it as ai. nunui-y ii,<;f_>r ;i.,i,|,,..»;,< ,Won
H <1Us_0r a gout, , fat.-telling timi-
tceth instuntiv liwon the fait iiioi---ei-
l. ~ ~ . s.
.iorigelfnl of e\’cr_\".Ei-.ig til.;-,`
l
'the Sei-nigiio, oi- inrmr i*niai»|> im.
ifsiitr- ent \.`-It-i»\-_‘ii l-'ui, .s 'io-he turn.
en iutii H iiiezivi Ui ii,-pm»;_m.,,L of
.wtiitr-_ iindcr ii pieszdsiit, oi-_ uh- M,
slioulll .~‘a_\-, >‘t-ci-1-igzi-y .,f ,<u»N__ 3h_
M-‘Wil l'_\‘ tivo uiidei--pi-esislcnis and
tum chuf ,~;-ci-t‘tzii-il.-5, the new dcpni-‘_
.nz-ru,  ui i'i-.rc ii-uni Uttuiier, 1.011.
iiiiiiwt-I isiiiuixcs :uid illicit iii:-ltiiigs
iihurii it has .ulnui.:i_\ .-li-.1 fm. IW,
he :.\_i.o|:t i,:,-Uluuli., liuii.-es fi vi-ur
bi't, b:-sirius tips |.1~`.S€.,\t, ,,f ,,,,,,,._'
111U`~~'-` ‘-'ellie are sent at iixi-il |»¢-rniiii,
Di _the pro'.'incia| holders of iu,,<y,_»-_
'Vic ci-i-ril|itit~:i in L’»ui.iicr 1-Lrlairs
il- P-. T-T10 Eiillt .l’Cliin lizuiiicrs 0,
l-‘lugs of 'fart-nr solllieri-l is vcr,
Meal. .\ii honest Manchu neiincii -Yol-
1¥¢"=l§. liii\’1ui: b=‘-t-ii ntuly rip;/i,-iiiti-<.
-_~l_»i;;iiiuiifici--in-iliief ui the iilii-llci-gli
llhiie Uuiinri- t'oi-is, 1_:;,,.;.-ht h,
s
“`U“lfl iff-i-soiinll) sliiicriiitenil the
"‘-Ufilhli ray main-, limi i-ie lim.-<i\-@r@<i
now fewer than 520 bo_i_fus pm- Shgkts
'i`hc.-.e Ia*/._r ii:-.iii-.t-|‘s nisi_».fi nbom
-5--“"'.Ul"l >`U‘f`lflI;; ri yezii- in peais-ioii.<
“Ulf iil'fil'i:=.i;i~, earl; t-i.:..ri.uii\ici--ii
i-li£~;-i' pockets nt least lu or :ii mr,
‘fem Uf UIC [H3-Y by issuing pay sheets
for dead iiien, etc.
The Viteory ou Canton officially' ra
Pilrta that the census is, and always
has been ii coinplctc huiuiviig, so ia.
as his proviiice is concerned' and hr-
ndinits that both lie und his si;l>oi--
dinutes nubitiinily make Iictitiots i-._=
U""l5» Sllllflli' because riots occur in
"\OBf lilaces where any genuine fit
tempt to collect statistics is made.
f‘3SI>0Ci8lly when the census ofhcers
nail their ‘return’ tickets to each
door, it is us much as their lzvts ur.-
worth to cull again for the i‘cliiiired
Hafticiiliirs, supposed to he hllerl in
l'lie 1yil<.i-:uit p:,-.ipi-_- rimiig it mc,-mr
the iire>.s guxig, or the forced henr-
\oif.=iici-, und u revolution wo-iid cer
tziiiily folio-.v if serious attcinpts were
inaile to collect ut-curate |.urticiilai::
'After Vnriiniiieiit and As:.euii»3it_~
ii;i\c find it ie-.\ years' run und the sil-
ly 'ueuiiic In-.-re bei:-vii i.. l-i..ici-iv,.-
-.line i,-imieiltiu-_v notions of pi-:iggi-t.;
‘,.l ’l'_.'s§.' li`,_\' i`i;!’L‘. ii; tri |11; 50 iiti-,\;' in
l.i\"-., in i`iiii.../ii l'roviiiv.-;~, if; six.-plj.
to 2.;-_,tc Liiiie, ilioiiey, und evi-ii hu-
-iiiifi life."
itz; Lloyd tl.,-oi`j'1-_ ir -_irojiiiscs to mei,-t
in-a'~'y new ex;-enditure by iutrouizc
-li.: thi- i-_iiiox-.iii-: taxes iii-i-wi-iii:-.;.!j
v~ill: t ‘e _»'iS<i-.:\l.l§/"5 :_-:ilu-i_iitJ_ `| if _-'in
ir, i-~ wi _-i_ .'.'-,-`; #Ji 11 ru".-' wir'-1;--1
l,....- i,i.>. 1.7; it nr.: \;i-.-..iiiid iii-
'.:>._ Thr ileiniillf,-ns ;_'ivci: o’ Ili;-
. _,-.im-.' il.nt by tht-_-4» /.t-i-Ji,
erin eiincriy wlirit the
-'  "‘;i-'.ri-lI-_iz- --f tile lC;:-
»_-Ilv'-i.;r-I' i1i1.'iii:-. -
'l`lii- liil\'i:i-n~i- ru' ('izi~h Iiinufx (iii.
.'lziii,'_'<_-lift.-.',; liu‘-'iii;r l-r»ii1r:i<‘t'~l fi loan
oi :ii,‘_’0»’i,uu0 for i.i~r»\-itiir-.1 ii in--v. -.:ii.
wiiti-r 5:;;i|.ly, the lol-:tl i-ouii-Jil ut
oizrn i‘il\i'~|_-fed to the i'f=i:.:~. (io-._-:.i
ir!-iii ih-at :in i.i-ii‘.'iiif-iul i<z'~.ii:-1 4-nu
H- f-~i.i-'|i<il~-l ~,-_-itl:-_.Iii the ic.-ri~_--iitzi
i|‘.r- ;-opiiliir cfiii--;~ii-..
li ¥i.".s l-ci-n iii-rifi-.ri if- .i;-i~'\-i‘.i‘i1ii»
l.‘~_uffi»_|;|ni .uiiii-cf for pi-1-Iiiii.i»:\,iy _rx-
iie.:-iltri-e on the new r.L‘\'_\f, :ind '
\':..<._»<»»i'i <...r.r-cs .1 3.-.nr lor annual
iiii~.il;',.“ii.'i°.i-e.
lf'§'l`l-IliX.\'l`l(JNi'\l. <`fi.\I\’l€T\"l`~ti.‘\'.
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'i`i..'_- 'fliirl.e<.~iit§i 'l`i-ieiuiinl (`o.i.'cn-
tion :ii the liitc-i-natifiiiul riiiiiday
.-'__--uno! Assoc.-ii-.tiuii, in 1-lan l-`i‘iiiici-=.-
.-ii, June 20-27, l‘lll, will 'ue coiiino.-r
ell iii H00 oiiicinl delcgritcs, in nddi-
tion to the si-ei--.ally inviicii grin.-sts.
'i`lii:z is doiiblie the usual uiiiiii,ei‘ of
rcuiiliii- ileli-gat(-s, ' the iii.--i-case
h>i\in_;: l,i-fn gr.iii\tr>ll by thc
liit'-i-ii:;tii,»iiul t‘i_\iiiiiiit.t<1c in rcspoiise
to i-eqiii-sts from iuuny i~:i.at,i-is and
i.ro'~'inccs, u-hose leaders report unus-
ual interest in the convention and an
lin;-ii-.--ceclciitiiii desire for places in of-
iirinl delcifatioiis. The delegates v.-ill
be rliiiiointell by the scvr-i-nl state,
i.,-iivinriiil und tei'i-itoriul uf's.icin--
Lions.
”?_°' \
The fare for the round trip lo the
iiitei-natioiinl Sunday School Conven-
tion at San Fi-niicisco, Jiune 20-27,
will he $($A.:'.0, from (‘liir‘ago, and $50
iii-uni l\‘Iu-ioiiri River |\oini;s. It is ex-
|ie~;i.»;-ii that triirispoi-t.:itioii lines cast
'l`ii'e lionrii of itcvcnito c\‘Eti`<-ritly ha: ‘
and sotth of /these terminals will
iliffillt- Special cfinvcntioii fares. Tick-
ets will be good going by any direct
line to San Francisco, and returning
by any other dirt-ct line to the start-
ing point. It is e.-;pectcd that liberal
stop-oi-ei' provisions will be made. Ani
additional charge of $15 will be made,
for each Person returning by way of,
Cl`€KUl1. Full inioriiiatiflii concerning,
YMCS fit'-fll"“'f'l‘ l1l`i\`iIe,\_:es, und con-‘
vention plans and arranzcineiits, may
i>e obtained hy writing Mi-_ Ztiarioiil
Lawi-ance, General Secretni-y~_ 140;
Dcarliorii St., _(`hicugr., Illinois. Forl
inft-rniation concerning the pro|;ra.ni,;
urite to N. H. A-inrtiiliorn, Lliair-|
85 Broad Street, Boston, Massachus-I
Betts.
W. .\'. iii-\ri.sliorn_ of Boston,
f"iinirinan of the Execiitive Uoiniiiit-i
t-e of the international Sunday-i
.~`ci1oul Association, has returned,
Tron: a 12,000 uiile "Siindri_v School'
Tour," in the interests of the Thir-
‘vciitli Trienniol ("on\'ciinrlii of the
:luiidny St-linol `furcf-s of North Amer-
'r-n, to -he held in San 1<`runcisco,_
June 20-2T,i‘J1l. Uuriiii: his abs.-iire_
.fii trn wer-ks, from fictober 20, l'J10|
io .iiiiiiiai-_v 1, 1911, the Vliairiiiani
.i.~.t<~<l .~c\'c-ral .\‘i»iitliei-ii _-int--s._Speiit
=ix \-_-et-ks on the Vac-i_iic i‘rin-t, irohi
'--s Angeles, Unlifoi-iiia to \-'ictor-
a, li. ('_, und i-ct\iri.c-ii vis .\`ez\ttie_
.~l;ioknne, Boise, Uriircii, Salt Lake'
'it_\'. Pueblo, (‘olorail<» Sprin;:s, Den-
.<-r_ Oninha and \`hica:_'o. -,-\ serie-z of
i‘oufcr<'~ncL‘s with p.'Lst\»is and otliri,
~%iin-lay Scliool lciidci's nnd stat.-l
.‘oinniittee.<, liuiiuiicts with busiiicss
wen, rel-entions, cl,-r.vciit_imis, public
iiertings, and visits to Sundav
.\‘ciioois, contributed to make a busi-
--rflzrani. Mr. ,Hi-rrtshrii-ii reports un-
:--uiil interest in the cbiiiiiii-; convent.
..-ii, and i1u_'.'is tiint it r.-ill he the liai-
~:..<-t in the 2124 yriiru liistiiri- nf ilu-Q
»i-;»iii.::_tii.n. it will lit- thi: r'r.-it tiilil-
thc i-onv<;nti<»n has been held wrst _uf
uit iiociy iiinuiitailis.
i'i-of E. O. Exeell of Chicago, will
"ave chartre of the music at the in-
ii-riiutioniil Hiiiiclny- School (‘onven-
i.-r==i in Sari I"rnnf_-is:-o, .Iuiic 20-27,
'.|iI. A roriiriittcc noiisisting of Prof.
.~L;,t-I-ll, Sir \\'. N. Hnitslioi-n. and Mr.
\i.'ii-ion Lawrance, will select a list oi
the principal hymns tube used. '1‘hc
list will include twenty or more oi
the standard hy-mns of the church.
and some well known stirring hymns
ui recent origin.
The Mr‘ii`s l’r.i'.°iil1- all the `iii`.ei‘nn-
tio:-.al Sunday School (`oii~`i-iitioii, in
E-.au Friincinco, will take place Fri-
.iay, June 23. Mr W. ti. Pearce, In-
ri-i-iiatioiial depnrtniciit Siiperinten-
‘rut expccts to have 15,000 uieii iii
line.
'Elie liiis-rnutfiinni i`lii.ida_\' School,
."\=ii\'eiitioii ut S-,iii I-`i'n::r.isco, June
Ei-27, 11111, will eiiipiiziizee the vuiiui
azz.-l ii-.lporti-.nce oi Bible Study und
.iill ret-ri-gniv.e by one or more great
ii-§.I-i-i--:,»;.-s tht- tr-ret-iit~=:i.'ii;»‘ of the _nub-
iiiri-».ti»,ui of thi- King .'Ia_:i\<_1; \';:'.~:ion of
:hc i-In_i'li:;`n llihle. Thr- semi-r:tz\i'i<-S oi-
t'r..- .»'iiin:i-i|;:iii i’.i`.»lc Sur.-it-tjs n-'i- c<.»|
im-i~r.t;nj: witli the i’i-olziiiiii i"oiiiinit~l
..,e in the iii<i\;ti-r .»i .‘uc_.ies and
-1; t'uZ.\-i'.-;, to lic iii»iioi;i-=~i 12.11,:-.
l;=-I.-'-.l)i'1ll.~$ _'-.1115 lll‘I.\l. lIDlTt'il't;n'.
lii»lif\i`t luinrolii (>'Bi-icn', editor of
:lic lil-stun Htrnlil, in deliverin-_: oni-
lli t_lr: Lirouiicy lectures on joiiriiul
i-i.i nt Yale lfiiiveisitv i-f-ttii-ly ii-_-. l
.ii :-4.1 thi- ii<¢‘.\'sp:-iiicr ns ilu tc--iiiiiiiit’
yi-i»ii..f.i, uizdvi- il-ie. f.-Iii , “Tire .\`f-iis:
-\.’ i'ri>;~in-tioil in ._ioi'.~ii_.`i,\.ii,’ lic
iii:-tiiiiiiiiii-ii il.;ii. iiiiiilvi-‘ii lic-i.i».niii:
it-'ificiicie.»:, such :is th" \vi»i,-ll pulp
ii-i.<:r-is und iiiilr-liiiic t_viic‘.=ettiii~_(, .ill
.»..= 1-1.-ii-, .'i:i<l the i~,\’ti'|u»i-iiiiixti-y
i,i'i»i.\`lli ul' ii zirlvcit.-iiii;: iiiipiiisv;
vu t'-ic othui-. lind de|i'.i~d ii ii”-l'*»er
i-.-\,».-i-pziiici-, :ind ou that prinuz-:ly die-
,|-ii.ls the i-It-iisi' of pi-oportioii with
-,liicii the ni-ws is recited. 'l`hc jour-
-‘:-r 1-f Mr. 'i‘-iftfs cow tn W:i.<:l1i!‘ii\f1-'i
luis been ncc<»i'l'i.'<l inn:-li spnce in tiirl
ni-iv:-,:,»;ipc1:s of this n;_r-u timu the in-
:ii-lgii-riitioii Qi Jelfei-,-:vii occ.-.i-ieil i_i
its diiy. -
The uvei'a';C leader, he :ni-i, still
has but iii-.in.ed time to pass over
ine iiewspgpci‘, the biilkiiicss of which
iii-._-4 tive.-. i-Es." to new devices for ton
dr.-iisiition in the shape of the en-
liiroiif-il iicndliiie writer, and ii niiilci-
tude of pit-tiirc~.> which ure in i-U.--.lity
sliorttiits to the nilnirs of the day.
But not only' are thc in-oportioiis
with which news of the duy is treat-
ed subject to change under these ec-
niiliiiiic tendencies, but the character
of the rnutcriul itself in underfruing
1; imiisflii-ir.nt.i\»n_ "The fact. must. be
~'ii<-e.i," Mr. (flii-icii dccl-arl><l, “tliuti
the iicivupaper in the iiropoitions
wliicli it has now become profitable
to print, seems in course of shifting
over from ii vehicle of information to
3 species of entertainment. In manv
i-ns.-s it has hecome a one-cent vaude-
vilic. Sonic of the most. siicctsstiil
newspaper properties of the country
£5
The Nova Scotia “Lumber King”
siiys:
"1 cniisifll-r MINARD'S LINIi~lEN’1`
the E5!-`.H’i‘ iiiiimeiit in uso.
1 if-it my foot. bnllly jumnifd int".-
 l iwithcd it wc-ll -.-:itll .\filf\'/\lllJ'.~i
i.l.Z~'lM[-l.\"i‘ and it wus as well au
ever next dny.
Yours very truly,
T. G. McMULI.l<lN.
i
 _l".T.';-_~*~--- 
l Your Ring
I Many valuable gems are 3
lost by neglecting to linvc 
worn out ring claws rt-netvvil ,
soon t-imugii. We will glndly ex-
:miino your jewelry nl any lime, |
free \ii`clia||.:\' and nd\-inc you ‘
wlielliiir lliri stones :ire sm-iire or
not. The prices for rescuing :ind
reniuiinliog at-if quilt: nnuhirnic,
the svtrviclr prompt, mid the
‘ wnrknmrisliip licst possible.
W N Tan ton
. Let us Repair ii
__*_ 
(* '_ "_ 1
When r '
Baby is Sick -
dont grope in the dark. or
trifle with symptoms which
may be misleading to an
uiipractised eye. Send for
your physician and leave
him with the responsibility
of df.-tcrininiug what the '
syinptonis nieaii, and what
The remedy should be
If he writes zi prescrip-
t i o n, _ thc responsibility
rcsts upon you of having it ,
promptly :uid :iccuratcly
filicd_ VVe rm: iii business
to meet just such emergen-
cies. Our store is never
without an experienced and
capable attciidnnt. Our
drugs are always the best
that money can buy.
E. A. Foster.
unnyai e.
» ered Collars
 ._ _ _ I i
do relatively little with real news.
‘They put the striking stories on th-.
front page, and perhai-s cover one or
two others with news, nndtheu pro-
ceed to nil teir to twenty pages more
with everything that will bring the
laiuzh or help while away an idle
hour. Groups of comic pictures of
the Pcrk's Bad Boy order are liter-
ally .sc-iliiii: millions of iiev.-spairersl
_An nt-toiiiit of the overt.ui-n of an old
world dyniisty is estimated as not so
good ii circulation builder, by the ty-
pical twentieth century journal, as a
freshly drawn picture of the cow
jumping; ovi-r -th-.r moon. expressed in
modern equivalents.
"Hut it is the reader who really
:liis the iiewspapcr. Every time he
lnys down a coin he is shaping the
diixctiuii iii joiirimlisin, ji-.st ns when
he o; cus the faucet he is accelerating
the stznm pump at the rcservoi.i'. Ec-
<-.nomic ,luiv is, after all, a great dc-
iinici-iicy and unlike those of politics,
it provides for minority' repi'csfntu-
tion. 'i‘he .~;»iin which the individual
pays for any cominodity, whether it
iicivspupni- ir n linen colliir, is really
ri vote on the style of that article,
which he desires .to have produced. In
the si-lectioii of this nv,-wspaper the
ev_ci-ydny iwarlci- is directing journal-
ism in its sense of pi-opoi-tion, its :ip-
gironch to the news ui the world,
wiietlicr h_v direct or differential
i-.mic in its variety rind crispne=s.
ai-.rl uiioie all things else, in its hon-
estv.
“Tito ternis of admission to our
jiiui-iizilistic ilemricrncy are more lib-
i-r.il tiiun conditions oi life have ever
before made possible in any other
roiiiitry-'_ The nverare judtrment
which results may be ltss insistent
fin some of the fiindiimental vlrtzics
th:-it, would he the case were nrwspa-
i-i-r reading the hi=.bit of only the
r--iitiwitirtl few. But all that we lose
.ii ou-c iespest we gain in another.
\’_-\l.UE UF A.GUOD MEI\’lUl`tY.
/'A
The trouble with old men usually
is that their memories become over-
loaded with actual and psychic facts.
among which they are unable to dis
tineuisb those that have a value fof
the present and those that have be
come obsolete. Generally speaking.
un old man knows a great deal more
than a young man, says the Dietetic
and 1-Iygienic Gazette, it does not
iiccf-ami-ily follow that he is wiser.
Wiiile, ti1cref`orc_ 3 strong memory is
R 1_3-eiit. eunvenience, it is not neces-
1:-irily :in ndvuntatte.
(ini-dinal Me-/.zofaiiti, whose memory
for words \'.'i'.s so retentive that lic
never forizot one after he-irinz it
once, and which enabled him to ac-
quire more than a hundrrd langu-
uvcs, vcas in most r&SDect;-'. a very Ui"
._ifn,,;~y `pi~i~_.~n, Piiny ‘relates that Mi-,
tliniaiiit-es, King of Poiitus, had so ex-
ci-lit-iit ii nic-inoi'y that he was able to
s\é<-ak ilur»ii\.lv twenty-L\vo lziiirimgcs
|,,.\1vii to tue iii-f-.viiiccs oi his vas?
empire. Yet he was a Ci’-10\ lil\1`li&l"
i.iu.
_-\ wi-ill kiiowii iiei-ipatétic clociition-
gt i-,ml \-.-ciicr still living dcciirrcs
mf iw ran rgpezit. without iui-ther
.i-c-iiiiiwitiuii aliout 5li"‘ll '--3*"-`f'~“` l`
-i-...-0 :Vid iiiictry. Hr? i'l'*'l‘9»lilY WHS
the t.-iitii, since lit- has iice:i iiuiéiiiog
li`s iniiid in this pnrticiilizi' dir.;ct.o;i
Wi- miiuy yom-.~;.
thi the other liiind, such men- nsii
-'ir \\-him scott, i-it-_miiiiiv an-1
ill:-listiiiic v,'ei‘e not nnlY the DUSSC-4'
_.,.~5 Ui I-xccllent memories, they were
' n.\,~ii of ,zoliil j’-ldH¥l\f?“l3~
.‘\inoii,: luiniiiii i-.ein-_:ri children have
the m-_st ruiii:irl\ul\le inf-moi-it-.~:. Un-
ve- fii‘.'<>i'iihle vii-ciiiiistuiii-,,s '-.licy will
irnin thii-e and evrn io-.ir lnnLr\l8'-<03.
.ii us to in- -able to exprt-_-s their
tii-riiiirlits with equal case in any one
of il-.em by thi: time they are six or
_ei-~.-.--i-. :Jeni-s of nee. V
And they a-.:ci»mplisli this remark-
able ieut without any H\d_f1‘oni thi-
runemonic devicrs to which adults
are compelled to rlsurt \\'h“i‘l they “"-
fie*i:nke n similar task. 'l`ilfY lt’--11'"
\-_-.ii--:is und iihrusfs ii1icoiis1'io\isl§'. and
i-,.1-.iv forget them as 1011*! ll-S f-U91!
1i\,._` (iii the other hand, ;_rro\\'ii-ups
mi-,~ly at-qiiii'e an `necui-rite pronuncia-
fim, of fi for-cigii iaiii;iiage,nltiio11i<l‘-
lb-ey may be ahic to use it with en-
tire correctiiesi. _
lt is a common belief that the irie~
mory is more tenacious in early life
than in' later years. That scerriis to
fi;-pcnd nlxiiost entirely on the indivi-
dunl.
SA LOMI-YS LATER LIFE
How many i>coil1° “'h0 i-‘$0 i0 S99
-~g[,i.,mc" are aware that the real,
Salome. thut. is to 583'- the fla“ill\t€l`
of Hcrodias, died a linplry Wiflf. and
the mother oi thi-ee chiidren?_ She
v-:as uniiiarried nt the time of Hcl‘od’s
feast, and of the decapitation of
John the liiiptisit. Later on she mar-
ried Phillip, Tetriireli of Traciironoi-
tits, who died, leaving her childless.
According to the custom of the coun-
try, she married his brother Ariatob-
ulus,, and it is owing to this that her
portrait has been preserved. Aristob-
ulus was o protege of the Roman Em-
peror Nero, was appointed by him
King ol Armenia, and there ia a coin
still extinct, dating from his reign,
in which his likeness appears on one
side and that of his wife on theoth-,
or. it. does not show her as s. very
bei-iiitifiil woman, but as a very dia-
tiiiguislied one. By her _second hus-
band, Salome had three children, and,
like the heroine -of the fairy tale,
"she married a' prince and lived hap-
py ever afterwardsa" ia tact which
those who see her living representat-
ion on the stage will doubtless be lu-
terz-sted to know.
r----~ - _
Perfectly Laund-
Collars and cuffs left with us
- :irc laundered perfectly. They
:ire thoroughly clcniiml, starch-
iid :uid ironed-wc dnn`l put on
saw edges or tear butlonholcs-
you get imlisfaction every lime,
when using ihc Star.
A trial will convince you of
the nupcriority 'of our methods-
the improvement in the appear-
ance and condition of your
laundry will delight you.
Collars ac each.
Phone 15|.
'THE ii'lllliVEll0llS
0 POWER UF FBUIT
“FRUIT-A-T|VES” IS. THE llillY
HEMEDY MADE UF FRUIT -
Fruit is naturc’s physician. Ffllif
juices increase the action of liver.
`o.»\vcls, kidneys and skin-and tomi the
greatest known blood purifier. Physi-
cians know, however, thutit is imposslbltf
to use frc~.l\ fruit in practice. _ _
“Fruit-ci-ti\-cs" is made of thc Juices
of apples, oranges, figs ziiidpruxies-
\\-hicli contain all the ni_<-dicxnul or_
healing properties of :ill friiits.
“I-`ruiL-a-tives" actsjuial like thc fresh
fruit juices-gentlyand mildly.
“Fr\iit-a-tives” is a 'true stniiiach
tonic-a certain cure for Constipation
and liiliousness-tlie hcst Kidn_ey Regu-
lator and Blood Purifying Merliciiifx
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size. _'-‘.=.<T-
At dealers or,from Fruit-a-tives Lilmhfi-l.
Ottawa.
JUUl`iNALISl\I IN
t‘»At."l‘Ur`~ l`i-l11`.".Ll-Z.
lown here in Cactus Centrc we n:n`t
much on splittin’ hairs ;
In the fancy shades of luiigiiage wt
, are puttin’ on no airs,
But we’rc shy one young,-, reportcr-
it was strange how it ore-.irred~
Wlio inussed up a hrillizint future
when he cliuse just unc wrong
word.
He hustled local itrixns for tht-
“Stockn\en’s Weekly Stzii-";
He was young and plumb rimbitioii.-'
and he mi-ide friends iii-.ar and
far;
He never knocked iioliody, but hc
nlius tried to boost.
And we tlioug-ht he'd iiinkn :i won-
der on the j0iii‘iinlistic roost.
But he wrote, with gon.-i intentions,
as most every one ullo\v.~;,
"Our townsinnn, I’c-cos Joliiison.
has gone South to rustic co\\'s";
He meant. to say that Pecos was a-
roundin' up his brand,
For he didii't know that "rustic"
meant to tliieve in (‘-at.t.le Land.
When Pecos Johnson read it he put
on an extry _',{iIu,
And he cniiie to to-\-ii fi-frrltliin’
with his hronco lin- the riiii ;
The rcportcr got. n wm-iiin’ and lit
hopped ii, eo\vhoy's hcnst
And he started nfiviftntin' for thc
calm and distant I-Just.
We got old Pecos quiet when lie`d
busted up the press,
And had shot holes in the snnctiirri
and had i-.iude the type a int-ss
And w<i`d like ri bri_s:lit reporter' who
is broke to Virsifirii slaiig-
No niore sucli bribes shuil uirinkcy
with our iin\\'si.ii:-ri' _-:iw-l\r.».if I
.ii - -. . y -I -_,if
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li, -f--..,;,-ff,-.3 » 1.. ' hu ' _ ,#1-fr $3-*f`
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"sHi'Nicss`X>:ii`;+Bifiisii'Ri;.
Nnhfllly wlio fins not suffered from
sli_i.’iir_-ss and 'biiisliin_; cnn p<.ssibl\-
imagine the torture it may ¢;\ii,;;;_ '
Shyness muy proceed from one oi
t\\‘}0 ‘ causes-the _one physical, the
ot_ici mental. It is often an affair of
liraltli. The nerves are out of order
and the will heroines wcnk. Peuplé
shrink from their felloiv-cruitiirgg
nnd are filled with .nn iiiireasongblé
hiiri-or of meeting 01- Speaking tu
them.
This is often 'the case after nn ili-
QGSS, or when one has been overwork-
iug and strniiircl the physical power:
too much. The. best cure for this
kind of sliyness is fresh air, exercise,
and cheerful - society.
But there is aiiotlirr shyucss hnd
Uni’ glitlrdei- to cure, which cum:-s from
men a cniisiis. 'lhc auiicted |i0SSe_`-_
Sm" may be in robust health and yet
so tormented by this inwnrrl eécmv
that she finds all intercourse with
"th" PPO!-'le D0SitiV2|Y alarming. To
meet BU`BllH€l`B causes her a sexiere
Sf-Tllillillh ‘She would gladly tum
down the first street comm- to ami!
-h0“’l"fI tn GVBU an acqiiaintnncr tml;
the sound nf her own voice cove;-is
her with distiessing b1uSh¢_ti_
In either case the root of the mat-
ter is sell'-conscioiisness, and it iq
"my bl' |0510! th_nt self-consciousness
Y-hilt Self-Possession and coiifi-dence
can he gained. As long as me thinks
Rbfillt 0ne's- self at all, one will he
liable to shyness. The only cure ig
to thrust ull recollection of one'g sgif
into the backfground as much ag pos.
Slble. when one will gradually become
Hat'-ual. harry. and at ease. 'ro
overcome shynesa and blushing them
‘S U0f»hlH2 on earth like meeting
P00019 Bmllfllly. and every eiiort pos.
sible should he made to achieve this
Force yourself to speak to every one
you come in contact with, no matin-
what it costa you at ilrst. Go on
bravely, never mind how much you
may blush and stammer. Persist in
lt. and it will grow easier and easier.
Never shrink from putting yoiiruelf
into positions which may draw ag.
tention upon you.
___.g;__._.._.
Prowse Bros Ltd open their en-
nual I0 Day White Wear Sala nf xt.
Thursday. Wait for it. 2-I 3d3|:|
"Only a short time now to eniov
the perfect ice and beautiful music at
,the big Arena. There will he band
this evening. Come np where all
your friends are and have a good
skate. '
A. F. Webster, Prop.
 4"f`"- mp0tl¢|‘S Ol Artistic wall Paper! ii _Icv;-elcr-'~-Suimvside ccngd D"$'g‘m'f S tl l' -C I m Ll U |\ d |' y iiriisgtimzinuris lgfniirieho vviii lt tag
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Rare Values ‘
_ in Gloves _
and Coat -
Sweaters -
, Ht-re’:< sonic uiiusuzll
vzilucs that will only
l-.ist fi fc-.\' dzivs. The
suiaill lot `reiiiz1i1iiiig,tlie__
low prices uiai-kcd, und
the liigli quriliiy of the
_rfiiotls w(iu`t zillow tlieni
tolug. This is a case
where big rewzirds are '
oficrccl prompt buyers.
Mocha Lined Gloves, .
only ai few pnirs left,
st_\-lisli :mtl well inside,
i'c5.riiliii- $21.85 value for,
$1.09 $2 50 value for
$1.55: $2.75 value for
 ....._...$l_50
Coat Sweater-s,iu blue,
gray :iiifl tim, wit li
fancy cuff and front,
regularly sold for $2.50 -
to $3 oo,iiow oiilv $l.25 ,
Only ii", few of o ii r
$4.5o and $4 75 value
cout sweaters l e l t,
tliey’i'e`going at...$2.99
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WORLD’ S FIN EST CLUB.
'ri-_.»; ni-iv pi-einises ofthe Royal Au-
r,.iiii<ibile t"lub will be completed by
the end of l~`cbi-uary. When the build-
lui- is ivii-ig' forti-e reception ofthe
lifidii nic-»iil,~i.~rs belonging to the or-
.».-iiiiintiiiii it. will be probably the
iurge.-t und iiiost- sriiniptiiovs club
iiou.-e in l~}urope_ The chi-tt of the
biiiliiiiig -isa giiurter ofn iuilliliu
ste;-lin_i:, with an nilditional _£140,000
or thereabouts for interior furnish-
iinrs.
'1‘he premises are situated iii Pali-
I\lall, on the site of the old War Of-
fice, with la frontnige of 230 feet, ex-
tending to an average depth of a-
bout 150 feet. There are live lioors
iii addition to the ordinary ground
ilooi, the lower ground floor and
bnsemeiit. The style of architecture
s Fi-encli lieiiiiissnnce (Louis XI\-`.),
5,/ while the gc-noi-al scheme of the in-
tei
'ior is r.;\eiiii~_-ss of design so BH
to permit of nn extensiveivicw of the
chief noni-tim-iits on the main floors.
The new pi-cruises are a remarkable
1--iiiti-rixst to the small suite of ruoniii
.-it Wiiitt-linll Court, which ncvoiu-
inodatcd the S0 enthusiasts who re-
presented the original mcmbersliipui
the cluh in 1897.
 
N EW AlJVltlR'1‘l blltil\lhil\'1'r1.
Hillsdale farm For Sale.
The undersigned oflers for sale his
farm of 100 acres, 4 miles from film"
lnttctovi-ii situated on Royalty R080
within one mile of Railroads. Church-
es and School. There are good build-
ings on preniisics. This farm is in a
high state of cultivation and wrll
watered. If above farm is not laid
by i’rivnte Sale before March Sth it
will bo sold on th-it dnl# ati u.m.toi!~*\\\"'i
with stuck, crop ni d im iieiiicntfi- I
~it'\rn\_\- ui- iihovl tiny viiu im.l on iliu.
‘-‘or 'iiriher pn- ‘;.~|i!--rg upplvtn Wnilncv
Wheutley, lfnst Royalty or F. H iioriui.
Un.)-. 2-lidi nllll-
Call and have a Talk
With us on the Water
Question
We can give you water under 60 lbs.
Dressure just the same as in thv Cit'
les-no attic tanks, everythinii W" 3°
in the cellar. We also have the fl'
mous Fuller & Johnson Dumpml °;",
gina, straps into any pump, run! U
any kind of weather. -Has a 0" 7""
guarantee. Call and see it workin!
at 124 Great George ntl-eat. P|1°“°
394-J.
Jas. D. orFEB»x
General Afont lor P» 9- Y*
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