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.l=QRDEAD llEROs   i‘l`TEST.0Ytggiil=lllE oiiirmeuiios
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MEMORIAL SERVICE |N*iERCOL0r,{i_AL l>s    Maugfg |z|_l=.Ll-35 -
who are Buried on ifaardehurg B_a_t_i_|¢.fi¢'_ld- At Moncton, N B.- _(1omple__teiy_~Wlped out on S`la_turdl_ly=~ Fire Worst imperial Government Sends Some to Canada-
impressive Service at'Si 'James Kirk?-also that N|0ncton has _Ever _Known-One Man urnt to Death#-s O ` Will be Given to Public institutions such
Monumenilin Queen' Square Gardens, i Others  About One Milton D_`ollai‘s. " _ ' " ' as Museums Libraries Etc.
~
"‘i`lii~. good wlfo's sons come home again
\Vitil ilttlo into their iiuniis.
i'lll‘l`l , .
ln the new and nakud lands. _
lnsn
lly more than the easy breath, -
.\lill this eyes o' lnen that ha' reall wi' men
in thu open books of death."
A little over six ysnni ago ia St.'Jal'1les
i'|iiii-eil, 1Oharlottet.own, a service w
W
island Vcliunteele for theSouthAfrican Next ____ HI ___ uh n Wu wmed ,mm
wiir. At that servioe the church was
i-roivlled Iiy_ the comrailcs of the mon
f
to the memory of the Islanders who had '
.
as the Daughters oi the Empire, and some The loss isabout one million dollars.
liclil which was attended by the illelnbers Elm” “mul ommuss 'w"° the" 'iid “W” The “N \’f°k° Wi' “b°\lt “ine °'\li
iii lile First Contingent oi Prince Ed ard '° m°n“m°m‘ md "h° hyum Gm! he nd in less than two hours everything of passenger cars.
with You till we Meet Again" was sung. `
came e ng go e rst verse
Immediately upon leaving the chulnh Monrrron, Feb. 75.-~(Spoolnl_)...
. i ‘
iliii iiiolore or men that lin annie-wltli  'S‘:___f_’:_  ln-retest wuliazratlou in the history
wmch A lm.” umwd of people had Moncton and ons ot thecoatlieatw
_ assembled, Haro *_ the ¢|,,.°.K “Nw the Province has ever experienced,
"ill" Lil" f“""‘ °f "‘°“ l'i‘“" h" l“'°°h“l`°d denser Uhaplain Fullerton explained why. splendid Intercolonlai shops an imnle
. i
"hey md “Um” °°5¢‘f."l°\” '~° DW 0 i-fi\“l¢° establishment whlcll gives enlploym
hloh The unfortunate man is Abraham Jones,
liosn killed ln nnttln wr-enins iron. sas °° °"°' °“°"‘°“’““" '“°“' “'"° ““""
mm,-Bde, 0| the dead ,,,,|,||m, ,md from destroyed on Saturday evening. ‘car shop, brass foundry, and master
'riili ons ills is inown to no lost -nfl oinli'-s
of sremissing. _ ,_
the an ‘employs of the paint shop, when the
use dre is believed to have originated.
ent The paint shop, freight car shed. old
ly* oiootrlo ilglit station, boiler room, lnlclr
mechanics office were burned.
acl: _ in the cas-shops were a large number
l Some were saved but the dining car
Ysinsslin, values nt `|l1.ooo, the Pnilrnsn
dai Unlclpdda. |l8_,tlD, General Man
Péttiussfl einclal car 015.000. and three 'rlisy ni-o to bs dlnribnisa in the cena-es
dl-at olasa cars rained at |l0,iJ00 each vrsre which supplied men for the South African
destroyed. l l l
Onawa, Feb. 25. -(Special.) ~ A consign-
ment of Mauser rifles has been received
“R” from the Imperial Government.
War. '
' Mm It is proposed to distribute them to
Six second class, postal and coloniet mmm" _ma _ ____ te
museums, m _
“E” bmmsd' "med 3" “bo” “'00” “ch” Dominion and Provincidly :ibzdi-ie;
Public Libraries. militia units from »». ill(-Ii
msn were enrolled for South .xllil-il
athletio associations, Y. M. G._ A,
associations and historical soclctii-~.
Application for rliics should he marie
th rough the the oillcer coinlnuliililig the
millta ry district.
rho trophies will no uint.-iliniinl fioolr
Without tha railway shops the City of __--_ nn” me m' at May' _
of “God save the King" and alter that ‘-' _
Buglers Smith Warburton and Fullerton ` ` ' I
iiinler orders and by hundreds o ' ' I
i-liizens. Tlleiuemory of that impressive {;_’;'2E_:_"_f'__'f __‘_:_?‘:__;‘;';H_:;':§°‘;:5;1:‘;:§:¥_'h:     _ _ .
.i-i-rico, and of the earnest and prayerful
"iioil»s|lccii" with wiiioli tile men were
.ant forth \\ill lilllg linger in tho memory sgnnded "LM" P°°"‘ I A ` i
oi all who were present on that occasion. i-    H 
ck ,
it was enlinently littiug, and it stru
a l-cspollsive key in many hearts, t-hat y
erillly, there should be amemorlal service
in-lil in thc same _church in memory of the
tivo lads who had so gloriously given theil'
lives ill obedience to that loyalty which
pi-aiiiplcil them ad Sons of thc Empire to
im lui-Lil as mpresentatives of this I’ro~
i-inuc to take their place in the muster ol
iilc h'iotlierfcount~ry‘s hosts when her cry
onine lo them. And it was altogether part
of thc complcteneaswf the whale affair
K
that he wllo conllucteii the service, and
ii lic preached to the veterans uho rlep
~i iitcd those who had marched and fou
the pastor who had preached to t.ll_e_l|\ on
liiooveoithelr going forth to war, the
voinrado wllo hail _ioincll lllcln for their
c linilalgning, endured all their trials and
iriulnpll, and whose heroic conduct as
illeir regimental chaplain had endeared
liiin to every one of tlloin.
There was a large oongregntion.
nuinbel-oi the surviving veterans attend-
ell __j|_L_upifgym,_Y __\s caring their prized .U`*‘°l'5~
m_ hears utnlghtngnngoi Italians hired in -
_ _ I ._ M _Toronto to _work on the construction of
and won, should be Chaplain Fullerton: th” Jam” BW R“’l“'“Y M' S“db“"y hav”
A jail. Aboutil5 Italians hiked here several
were celebrating, stepped to the frollt and
LIKE Wlllllfi
Toiionro, Feb. 2-i.-Because their
shanty was surrounded by wolves and
Italian colony in Toronto, received a
letter from an Iinllnn laborer, who:
the italian laborers brought from Toronto
weeks ago and all of them signed con-
'suppoeed to have been lost, was in the
-"" poilsesalon of a private family living near ' ' '
Merton Abbey, the holne of Lady' Hamil-
Cnmpbeil-Bannermnn and tha Liberals
vlwulle flecled on Sain- zf.i';°..2i:::l.':.’;..a2.“.:..‘;:i.‘:'ii;‘iit:::.‘;` Cwwdsli tamndlliuof- ...............  
days-Labor Eicoufasedi- 2?l':::;‘.?.‘;"‘;r:.‘1.‘:.":;;;:.‘:.,"1:.f:.:"‘::: Suuflonvihoss Gmini.
Rule the moment Parliament is fairly in
session. A pamphlet has just been prin~
. , . V ted showing the speeches of the Prime
» Minister upon this important proposition.
This pamphlet recites that while still
iiiosrnnrii., Fel.. ea-(spoolnn-as n in,,__ _ _ _ Buasrvfmu.Feb.2$-(Samui-l-nurlns London ortho opposition st stlrllnn on
remit of me vfcmry of Aiphonw ve,-_ __-il-1 the progress of a fashionable golf club November 23, he dealt very fully with
sh ‘
oulle,iho labor osndldnrs in Msissonnenvs bull lu Kirby Hsu" Ill this city lub ul
refused to work. Yesterday Mr. Michael
ensso`l,wlioiool¢s srtertnslnisi-ents ortho "““‘°’“"’"" "’ ”"‘“"“"°°d ""“'“ ‘"°““ "“""°‘“°"°°'°"I_‘_"’” "°°“““°"'°“_:;"°; you. It is lhatthssllly way ol hesllnlz
Labor Party Will b° '°"‘"°d in M°"""“l ~ . i‘°“" “W f°“"‘| ‘° bl’ f°°“¥ °\`° ' the evils of Ireland, removing the difilcui-
,_ the Irish question, saying
“lilly opinion has long been known to
toutlnontand prosperity tohor people,
and otnlaking her a strength instead
l He had all the doors looked before any °t‘w km" '___ the Emplre ___ that me
.
with i.he.intsntlortof putting three can- ' with man ‘ia-evening rinse. and- liquor ties other adniinistration,of giving con<
resides in Sudbury, stating tllat eleven of dldgtgg lrrthe Bold at the next general   flowing merrily..
election.
t ir! tl ii li il i. l ,,, . f _ _ ' . »
o war on, iera way ilu een P". _ n These candidates will be brought for- _ _ 9,,-mn W” aw." 011.1. prgwnnn no gh.. mah _rims shomd hu" the msnagement
ward in the three divisions where the L°ND0N» F°i>r§~-111 Y-ill H00" °f_1»°N-il “msg ol sllwayp oskpn, ' _
labor vote is predominant, Maissonneuve, ‘;;1:;’2£_‘?&“n;P;_:::&mf@~x’:a:;:_?g_; . They will be summoned to appear In the i\‘°ni this 0pilli0ll 'NUDE 0|' d\\'lDdi\1B as
modal, its many bars showing how _ Bt.`Milrve,oltri St. Anne. ha annaunud that hé ,md ms mend, police court as witnesses next weair.
slrelillously it had, been won. There All workmen irrespective of their party would °pp0¢,,¢,°¢,h.,|r ,,\,||\¢,y th., pmms- The nmnlpls ui the golf club are most
of their own domestic affairs, ana so lsr
the years pass, it is becoming stronger,
\\'0\‘0 M80 Pl'Hl9l1l5 '1 "‘"“|’°" 01 "W / leaultlgs will bs invitedto _join the move- als made bythe Unionist leader. The lndrgnmtng inning gf mm-¢_¢,y on gps
illllcer.-l ofthe dlilererit provincial nlllltin ment nndnmpmmudmo ’,MseM,,_mng Duke said he remslnsd Unionist, hut put 0! zhulmpeomr “Img such an “__
corps. ' - would not accepts leadership which in- ' to
.
The service was stirring and at period
lilicetilig. Tile llynlns sung were
“Onward Gllristirfn boldlers," “Fight ' -_ _-ell Chamberlain. However, McCann says he had to do his
llie GooiiFight," "Peace Perfect Peace," Former Foreign Seoietsry Lansdowne dum
\\'|\ilf= i0\' the “u¢il¢lIl Kiliiilliis “Reces- - - ~ i ¥    rlefendid the polloyfof Mr. Balfour while
sional" was sung, Leslie Cook taking the _~._ Lord Goschen, the former Chancellor 'of
` " _ ’ the Exchequer, associated himself with
Chaplain Fullerton preached from the CoNs_MN___m0m_E_ Feb 22__.1.hB mme :ire Duke of Devonshire, in repndlatlng _
'__ sentatlons of the British Ambassador _ _______.__-.- ‘ _
here, Sir N. R. 0‘Conilor, on the subject _
:_ scni. to the British cruiser Dlanni,osup~ N,,Pm._ p-,,\,_ g4__p,»i¢e pigmqglll A 
ltdltli fln<ii-.
.~oioist's parts.
text-“Tu obey is better than sacriiloe
'i’lic sermon was impressive, and wo
iiiiulc none the less so because the
prcnchel' stood up wearing the uniform o
an army chaplain and wove from his tex
:lu liddress which was most convincing i
inlplu-ting tile lesson that the obedience o
thc soldier ends not till death.
Tile service closed with the Nntlona
of the evacuation of 'I‘abah alld the orders
D port his demands have resu e n B Stmpgnll, aged ihyears, son o a y-n
t appointment of a Turkish commission waging M, Qnsnn Helens, committed --
, _ . campaign fund bye levy of u lleuuye ,amd ,.,,,,, Wm, ,he °p,__,,,,,, expmm, olslon nilolit rsnslly novo been allowed
“'°'k 0° m°mb°\`9~` by former Premier Balfour and Joseph D535 \l\\°i\Hii°\lil°\|-
iii iii lxiiicl
Cmcauo Feb. Zi.-A despatch] from
Helena, Mont., says: George W. Duncan,
of’l.‘aylorvi1le, Alta., Victor Conley, of
_ Browning, sud George Wilson, alias
Kleinschmidt, were arrested yesterday by
the sheriff of this county. They are
accused of horse stealing and the capture
is considered by the authorities as impor
isnt. Wilson is well known ln \Vyoming
P Thirteen horses said to have been
which will leave Constantinople lmme- “|3155 many by shooting himself, Ho  
l diutvil' f0\‘ 'M8 HCS” Df ¢i1°‘liSlJ“'»°\“\d wastohsve been married inn few hours ' Lonnorv, Feo. 24.~'i`hc latest under- Canada, N0,-th Dnkgio and M|,,,,,,.,,,,,,_
H193' We £0 BYYBUEB mailer! "ml me toadalighter of the Duke of Cirgllano. ' _ tahing in connection with th
Antllom and than the sad but beautiful _ , I ,B _ f h | h 1- SalvationArmy's social work il I “HW “swi ed" were recovered Duncan and
strains of The Dead March iloatiug softly
ADEIO EEYPUDH (1°|11U\iBSi0¥\€l'- U “D Helcfta letter to his at or say ng e __ D _
dsrsibvdl h0W¢V°\'. iill\¢G\‘€'1lBl'i¢Hi¥\d@' killed himself because he was sceptical aight shelter and working men's hotel, (Janis, nfs but nineteen years old. They
- ' » l i-l li . . . . ,
liglliti-Li:|;I1l;oi'il‘eel‘r’xiLb'i\1d(i‘€ii;`e:;l-lidligsnlasg “‘“"“‘ “S “"5 ‘l““ “°“ °h° °"l_‘°““'/l°° ‘If ahoutiife, and another letierto his glance Tononro, lab. .i4-The Bishop of ’i‘o~ which is situated l_u Middlesex strtet,and im, rommd to hun msd. ,_ ¢,,,,fe,,,;,,,,
__f’“_____ and Dabs “now _md mm wmeh the places occupied by the T“1‘kB\>°f°\‘¢ saying she would have been unhappy with ronto has issued a circular to the clergy almostiwithinm stone-throw of Biahopr~ that gh” nn ,¢v,,,q,,¢,, home, ogy the
thc commissioners cnllllueucs Work- All him. The smiirhas causedagreiit ssnsot- ot the nloeoss appointing the or-st gseslszreet without. The lmildins was ggnkgmr 1,,,1|,,, m,,»v,i,i.,,, nt the in.
over-wlleini the glory of it. _ .
Mothers l Sale _ of
Chlidrelfs Boots
This time of year you want
soiiletliing cheap in footwear
that will do until you biiy'
vyiir summer wear-Now_we
have setl a iot<nf child-
rcu’s boots into boxes an
marked them in plain figures
We want to clear them ou
for our new stock-so this
sale will suit us all-L00k at
these prices :
Cliild’s slippers, x strap
sizes 5, 6, , 8,9, xo - . 25
Cliild’s button boots, choco-_
late and black kid, 3, 4, 53;
7 Chi1d’s split lace nailed
our make- for wet, 6, 7, 8, 9
xo, l. _ _
Child’s bud lace nailed
~ finer: strong make, 6, 7, 8, 9.
1°, - - - - 75
Girls’ split lace nailed our
make, xr, rs, 13, 1, z
Girls'lDongo1a and pebble
boots, 11, 11|, 13, I, 2. $1-°°`
Boys’ heavy good boot for
now, 11, zz, I $1-00
heavy
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UQFFA BROS.  “¢;a_<,2,,,,,-,;_-;f,,
 f*.""i».. .ef  ' ~¢-=»--.-a.. 
l3r:ltl.ih, Fell 28.-A romance surrounds
   PrlnceasFehln1, who is appearing in
‘ ‘ Bchumsnn's circus here as a bareback
.   'lhe Princess, sa` American named
t llfargaretldorgan, was ll mamber of s
German oirous troop which visited Con-
--- staptlnople. Among the spectators was
Prince lhhim, an exalted dignitary of
Lonnon Feb. 24.-“To talkot a ‘dusty' the Turkish court. who fell in 1°" Will'
ocean highway sounds absurd, but the her-and married herv ‘°°M’\‘l|ll8 tu 91°
" expression ls perfectly accurate," states a Mohammedan rites. _. _ _ _
C write,-, "Everyone who is familiar with The Sultan, on discovering that n --
ships knows that, no matter how cars» illiohammarian Prince, relatéd to _ tis
fully the decks maybe washed in the imperial family, nad marri J Src” “rms me Muemrm report '_h"__Fnnm
’ nlufllillili a l3restl};iun;ity of d_l§t__1;':_il l‘id‘;_l`i:“‘Ak\_::_‘_;? “mm "°° "nm "B has oti`ered<to concede the control of _the
collect by elgmrs. oussy, u a spo ,,,,
, modern steamsliip,hurninghundreds of The Turkish police alrestegutlle I-‘rin~ "__ wmse,e__'_ French omcem Auwcord
l,tons of coal a day, easily accounts for cess and expelled her from r ey PW’ ,B conudeud ,O Mn” “pon Germany., "_
’ such adepositl True.hut the records of niisss. -
50° soiling vossoissnowtiinutlrolstisroolleot silo was compelled to resume ll"
more dust thanasteamev. Ona recent former profession. But her matrimon-
' of Ontario generally, I would remind ytu tha building of four floors has been nd
ouce more of the need of persistently rnis-ably arrlnged for theaccommodltion _-s
keeping lbefore the [minds of your people ot 450 men. there being a superficial brea
the evilsarislng from the abuse of intox- of about 2J,000 lt. Two classes will
' » ' ‘ .
icatingiiqurs.",° ' be catered for, the "hotel" vilitord l ‘.f _  l
..___-_-- lnlng names al n night, ~ a i
   which includes e good bed. sul' r. ._ ' l _ " '
tnodstion, with hut and cold water Rand 4'” k
- - » iaoilitiesior waning oiotliss, wliilit in WQVQW6 + ’ ’  
' the "shelter" portion Bio men may obtain i ,,, , “. 
aeomfortabls aieepinghuuk for 2d, and _ .gs  6
fora other Sdsn svenin and mornin ` _‘_  `
Moroccan lice tothe sultan if the lat;
ceptance ofFrencliol’iicers. Ifthisis not d M | d _ Ann,  M
accepted a crisis will still be possible I §°illhK.dr=‘v;'|f\o‘irt..ln one da;  lg:
me I "Mud her “me the French oifioial view ls that France ltgglilm. it Ranetr_iltlaa thong thegétus
"HB9 Di I Niiihl veslfl-a journey laisdirehtnre _“mag md M . Prine!" bps reached the limit of herconceasionl. ° “"° 9"' ° "““‘“ °“ °“ “"
which lasted ninety-sevendays-twenty aa,aorc\|aper __ r ___m____ _.
c four barrels ofhulit were swept frfom _liao she now oonlruan s s D I ll l1~
d k . The csptao wssaniano ace -
69C tieiise :astra ami made careful oi>eervagl_o\'ls. Q( fm ml-W L
but could not solve the mystery. me. gsantis  sm &1 
no doubt, comes from thc wear and tear WM 
on the sails and riming, but that accounts '
i::;.s::,:.i.;":.:‘:.':.:r2:;,.l:.:";‘..:f.:.i: ultsnoorfsnnlauiiliilil
b are f uedti (sand in this sea
Til! ll¢W!DlD¢\‘l’il\°\ll‘|\lll WG l¢m('5$' throatnwrair chest and tendency to ond:
olsi Temps and other government 'organs no priéeription is better-whaa Poieon‘s .
discuss trio rienoir ooosssslons rsgmtsi- N=:_:lU:_f_._d5:f {_:_ars___l;_
1:.-.::.::..;':‘“':;..';.°::"°:.‘.';‘.'.::'. ":::...ii:.: i°~»~»~=.~° °»»°-~°'f~-ff»-“~»-1-Q
tending to humiliate France. Publleaen-
timarnt while oontiuuingonihl il gradually i Tas gum” 1°", ggnmnwqh on ggi".
\»°¢l'|"I\'=l>\‘°°l¢!l WW' 00° Nil" that any nlii. so passage- boar, so so solar
G9`|'m‘U7_.,i* l5°\|”l V’ i71l*°“ iil¥l*U¢“3i° lil) do aundrlea, 25 dressed hogs, BW bags'
' rs Ru Y ._ . '_ tsrnse\1ponFrancs. _ M
Bos' buff’ nd ‘iw wn-~--l~f~»-' W' ,.“ WL, ETS  _ :‘:::.. .?.::...‘.“:‘1,.'.:i‘:°.‘:.°:;’.°:.r.ti: - .
lcatherm now 1_2’ 3, 4, 5’ ‘]g0, _ _ _ A IUAHAITEED »CUlE FOI Pills. 2 passengers and i;)_b:.gs ll:_a£._hI.ce'v_v_; 0 . _
. `» ‘ ' emu] porhd aavy a o u.
gilgilbgund' &"d|n ` atdie mild” having changed, the conditions are pro- A V _ g
Don lla W d nt (grid
B1\l'|>' 'tml B|1*<lHf°°¢°l'¥ B¢¢i»\2l“¢l1*»iH 1111"' ion,hoth families being among the most Sunday in Lent to be observed as formerlyabootend shoe warehouse, and spinning of Wilma, They Bold some
clpated. ai-lstocriiticln Naples. Temperance Sunday, in accordance costbetween £i4,000aad £i5.0il1 Wbuild- of the stoieaanlmais and put others in
Tahah is a port on the Turlio-Ekyptilll ._<--<--- Wim l “|1011 ‘lf “W l¥“°d °f th! 5|°‘ 'l`i1°5BiVBi|°l\ AHIIY l¢‘i“i\‘¢d i-|\° PN- pasture till buyers couldbe found. The
frontier ol tha Sinai Peninsula. The cess of Toronto, which enacts that a mlses for £10,000, sublect to aground _“opinion ortho own"-ofthe pasture |ed
Diana was ordered there on I-‘sbruary iii certain Sunday in each year he sat rent of £800 for ninety-one years. _ In wth; "ge ofthe e,-1°,
to Enya,” me B,~m,,|,.Egyp¢,||m dsmni-ids   apart for temperanes, and that a sermon order to convert the plaoc to the use ol
' be reached on the subject of temper the Salvation Army's social work '£585
0 LACE CURTAINS:-Curtain sale now
for its speedy evacuation by the Turkish D ' . , .
troops wilo some time ago occupied the ance. In the circular the Bishop says hasbssnspsntin alteratlonsand furnish- on from B31-.toll0.00l1" Dr- 'Ii' H rlflvlull
plum _ S in part: “In view of the fact that ing,and the whole of that'ohai-ge has 0125 to Sill pcr cent discount, James
Moncton would be but a hamlet, and
great anxiety is expressed lest the Gov-   M I 
p_rnlent will not rebuild here. . ..» - ‘ . _
‘ I ` AND HOME RULE
F -,fish People Will Not Allow Him to Escape From a Con-
l ' sideration oi the Question.
niiilisiiii'l -   --   ~ ~
` Siwlls Party 1° Us Fvimsd- ....?ii’.’1"".'.i;."°.".'.i’.?.I.Ti’.`I°?1i..”£f§$..“;‘;l Raitt” H190" 0'” B°|"'F'"d* »y‘3i`S"’i2’l'”f3.fi§“T.ii.f5}"éi.°'£i“.f.I‘.f,
in its realIzotioli.'
"IfI were llskell [nr arlvlcc by all llrili-lil
Nationalist, I\\'oulli .~sll_y lily lli~~ii‘i- l~
to see the eileollve rilillillprllii-iii iii irish
affairs in thclliinds of ll it-|il~i.s<-ilt.lii\'i~
Irish Parliament. ll I were ii llliliiill-
alist I would take it nny way i l-niiill gi-i.
lt, provided it was consistent \l'iili, .liiili
led up to their larger policy. i'liil<iiili-
todly it will take time, llntl iin,~l |li:ii
the opportunity of nlakiug li gl-i-al :iilviin
ce on this question of Irish tiliivi-iiiiii-iii
will not be long delayed, and uiii-ii ilii~l
opportunity comes, my ilrlil bclii-i in iliiii
a greater measuri- of ngii-i-llii-lil than
hithertoas to the ultilllilti- siiluiimi ii 'ill
bc found possible, and limi. ii l..-i-ni~i~
appreciation will he iclt oi thi- lwni-lil.-t
that will flow to the irish iiollliiiiilill ive
and British people tiirougiioilttlii- \vurlii_
and that Ireland, from lloconiing ills
adected, :impoverished and lliscoiiragi-il
will take its place, a strong, llilrlliiliiiihs
and what is more, I have more conildence andfoontentod portioll of thc l-Illipli-c.'
THE L[Ili|lSi
IN THE Wlllllll
Ni-iw Your-:, lfol.. ei-'rlio 'l'inn~, ...W
The Singer Manuiaotul-Illir Cillliiliiiiy li|i~.|
plans ycstenlay for l\ ~ii-ili»1ul-<- ii-liir-Ii
will bciligllel' than ilil cxisltilig sky-
scrapers ily from 200 to 2’l=tl (wi, and u iii
he about forty feet iiii.;hi~r iliilll illi-
Wushlngton monnnlcllt.
With the exception of thi- l-Iillil 'i'iiui-i»
the Singer building will lin tlii- iiiilii--.l
structure in the world. `
\\’iIEN SEVEN l\[i§\` i')li~1
You know at least one ni thi-iii hail
Consumption. At first il.\\>:l~rnii_y i :liar-i li
-but it was neglected. \\'lii-ii "i‘;il.ii>l~»
hozone" cures so l|uil'l:ly lik
foolish to suffer-It‘s a niiriiiia in
lleepon snifiellngand liawklinr. l'.iiiillf
bozone goes _direct io the 1-naw nl ili»»
disease,-thst's why it's so limi-l ii-iiiiiii
to cure. It stops the l-oupli, pii»ii~ i~.
that diiipustlng disciiargv.-, i lien-~= 1-lil.~,fii.
out nfl. e throntln live iiiirliiics. \`.»i_»'
pleasant, and mic too; gi-l Cliiiillliii/,mic
from your druugtst to~day.
in the city of Toronto, but in the province Herring. Ocoupying a capital position _ _ _ _ _ f
drunkenness is onthe increase. not only been generously defrayed by George Paton &lCo. lltldli.
Pl
and breakfast, ample lavatory aoeom (
h'|¢li‘LY_iiiinl\lpplieii, pliin but Wl\0log~ _ 
eome,.fool'i being charged at cost price. gy 
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Pauls, Feb. at-Tile foreign ollice con-, ;};J:z‘:¥_g:i:!"c;_°e wZ:,§’n;xp::;;:“'f 
with the exception of the ground rent.
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A "WHEEZY" CHEST "
prevents serious consequences. For
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- ` ' ed iPRETTY PAT'I`F.RNSi sm:\lilr.l~'. ciilis ‘
Means yourtsenbiels dee s ated. To of _i§\;l::_s!g<i_°d!_ done up ____o___ to slr" _my ROOM ___. l_
HALL, all CLEAN and in Pl~,llFl'.CT CONl)l’l`I0.\ ins
goodasnew.) To clear out these lots QUICK and iimkc
rgom for new stock, we have cut the price to exactly
ONE HALF
the regular seiilig price, TWO DOUBLE ROLLS lin l
the PRICE of ON . Suitable for PARLOR, DINING _
ROOM, BED ROOM, HALL 01' KITCHEN- Rl<1MNAN'l` ;
SALE NOW ON. Come early. it will pay yon. l
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