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A, SATURD-Av, M-ARCH 4, 1905. {°,';'.:_>=,,:=.s<;.';.;,°,=,;~,f,g_ t
KURO Pains     
Now A REAR ouuiio Action
The Japanese Drive Back the Russian Left and Right and are
Pressing the Centre- They Cross Hun River-Losses Enormous.
MUKDEN, March, :i.-(Special)-The_l "
SEVERAL MEN NAMED 5
- TO SUCCEED SIFTON
l(umtl\llk_ln ls dlmcblllg “ll his enorw to 0'i"i‘»\\\'A, March Il. - (Special)-Tlierel Beleourt of Ottawa may he made Minister
' `a' .
t.
greijyeot. hulttle or the war is now general
andfof most desperate elnu-meter.
The losses have been exteeediiigly heavy
on both sides during orelimiiinry fighting
,and will be eiiornious before the present.
eiiiragemeriti is ended.
the v\¢il»bdl.‘n\\'nlof his army to Tie pass'
and the light is now ii rear guard action
buttihe task oi cxtrlentlng himself is prov-
ie scveruliiaines mentioned as successors
o Mr. Sifton us Minister of the Interior.
Senator Templeinan of Victoria is talked
without portfolio.
Neither Mr, Sifton nor Mr. Fieldiiigwill
'1'l'll<I l.A’l’E l-I. l~`. t‘l.Ai'lK l‘l, .\fl. l’.
ing dlflloult.
The .Tuphuese have not only driven in 0
tliqlpsslnn left but a column has crossed
the Bun River east of Fusliaii.
At the saiiie time the .laps _ are pressing
ou the Russian centre under the pro
inistei- resigned.
fRegh\h has hecl, the flworlw ,mm me opinions but Goi crnmeiit members hope
There will probably be it shuffle imd‘ afcw fluys.
of considerably today while Walt-er Scott make my furthur "mtemems “S to mm" E V   M 
.  _ . l. I I l | I
M
that crisis will be ended harmoniously in
teution of siege guns and Kiiropntkiii is  M 
rctlriiig before their advniire.
The efforts of the .isps to envelope thc
Russian right have been unsuccessful but
the Russians linve been forced buck al~
most in line with Mukdeii.
No ofilciol reports of the losses are ob-
tainable, but up _to last. light tlieihisslaiis "
are said to have had i'iei`rl'y 7,000 killed l
and three times that number wounded.
Hllll lllll Mllllllill
- , llli lllllfliil lillili
Atisxssnnia, ONT., March Ii.-(Special.) '
-The Coroner's Jury fouini that Aleldes
Laurin, i-he hockey player killed during
it game at Mnxvllle last week, came to his
doeth by a blow on the head by n hockey
stick in the honda ot Allan Loney and
tilgntlthe blow was delivered deliberately
and not l|£l`elY`d'€lence. _'_
honey is held on the charge of murder
on information lsld by- the dr.-ceassd's
brother. The preliminary trial will be
held on Tuesday next at Cornwall.
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N ICRVOUS, SICK IIEADACIIPI
Mat). Baiini-xii. Simcoe, Ont., writcs:--
‘fl -was troubled for along time with head-
iiclies, which would _come on about once
a week \vitli such violrneo that I could
not eat. or do my worlf. I tried headache
powders and quick ciiras. which did me
. - -n
"0 mmd' Abmlt Hgh" m°“"h°' DI lock l,llel.¢f0,.ez“l,0ul, two mlle_,, of lmuvy lee thln_ghi_1lfas good as Nerriline. 'llicfame 'l
six boxes of Dr. Uliuse's Nerve Ffod, and
twenty lnjurefl.
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The following telegram was received
G
.I have not been t~l‘0\Ibl€d With hflldilvlle between t-lien to he broken through yet.
since."
One ofthe. penalties of doing a very
grratbnsiiiessls that the frequent ac-
t-iimiilatioii of oddmentsi is inevitable.
and of course that meaiis that the broken
lines must- go quickly ai- any sacrifice.-
Cqmc hero ifyou want- reiiiiiants in car-
pets.-.liis Paton & Co. 4d li
lllili l)jEl.UGE IS CDMING
Rubbers and
Rubber Boots.
Whoicsalc and Retail.
ne sure an get wwf »,\=rr1v.` ft
once before the snow lneite; there
mgy be n- great scarcity in Rub-
ber goods as the steamers may 110_t
run for some weeks yet. We have
now on hand shout: D
35 cues Heirs, Women s and
C1'llld's Rubber Boots.
3o cies Me`n’_s Rubbers. _ . . . . Son
3;; uses slIen's (Duke)-_ - - - ~- 95¢
on cues Womens [Leos toe
  65C
3-3 cess Women’S (Cf°<1“*f
l
p1uin~.)......   55c»
8 cases Womeh’s (OUW
Storm]..............  7_»,’e
And 9. quantity of Boy* 1
M. G. Wr:iis'ri-in.
rcieeivcd at six o'c-lock lust evening slated
Were, constantly adding new customers
is
M. Trainor do Co. 4d ll
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,, .
¢
We ask our custom-
ers to pay thc accounts
c scut out dated Dc
w
ccmbcr 31.
We want the money
lll illllIS|llNl Will lllll lllSll§ll
l’i'i'rsnuno, Unveil bi.-(Spccisl.)--In a t)ui~:m»;v. Mari-h :i.---(special,>..'i‘ih»,-9
car end collision tonight, lit-twerii t-wo was it hot. time iii ilu- Qiieliec Legislature
lllsselllel' train! If Cliffbll -\l1ll»l0" lil today. Premier Parent produced the
men "nd 0"” “'0m“ll “’@I‘(" kllkd Rnd letters ofrcslgnat-ion of his Ministers.
to our store. Why not you? Our owck_ BENT1.EY‘sLinimenr to imp the joints
’B'rn/wronii, l<`eb.27.-~l'}ditli‘Sari-is on os-
to Ev
Mum '» nlaciiiiamra.
" "8 Rubber Boots. . . . . . -$4-°°~'a
1 I el
iid your amount will
.»»
Piiiiisii Piiiii-._
In these the Ministers stated that they
The first train stopped because of a hot had resigned because they were forced to Ul'“`k‘*~ uw l”`l"l“"" ‘"°““""` fu' 'l'°"°"l°
box and the second was following so do so by the Premier who had iinilcrtiiken U'~"m"" ‘lied M his hom" IWW "Od"-"-
closely that it could not he stopped in to conduct business without recciviii
Lima to pl-wen; u wilislmh lllelrmlvlce and had l-Mcpd on llle puny Cavan, Ireland, in |850. I-ie onine to Cim-
Tlic trains were bound to Wushiniton candidates who were not desired by the "lla ln 1854' “nd “fm” 5°'-'fic 3'°“I`S “DEM
with crowds to uppeutl Rocseveirg 1". l,,m,y conventlonsl elsewhere settled in Toronto in 1804. He
“\lKU\““l/i0"- Parent stated t-lint he had taken actioii wa" elected MMO" ‘lf T°r°"t° l" 1888"'“d
against- his accusers. He rlid not fear an
Tllé “CWS l`°¢°l\’9d |115* lliifht that U10 - . . .- He represented Toronto in the Ontario
investigation and uould not resign the
St-apley and Minto were only two miles Premlerslllp unlll nn lnvesllgmlon lms l.e|.;islaturo from 11%'/` to 1804 inclusive and
-apart outside of Picton harbor will beiead been llel(l_ In
with Sttisfaction by hundreds iii every
section of the Island. Mr. Lord yesterday from Mai-iiir _-\ge_-iii Tomhio in the House of tjqlulllgm in php
litlie progress made yesterday contii-ues D“'.V°l` It Picton: - ilniisr-_rvnt.lvo interest,
we may hope to have communication re-
opened h,.i,,y or w,,,°,,-,,w_ N To A_ ,md ii.\Noi~:n oi-‘ nivixo WITH cox.
The followiiig-telegi-cms to the Railway l Miuto returned last night for' coal mid
and Mm-lm., Depa,.l,mem5 slmw thc pn, more men. Cannot- report best success,
Pict ou.
Mar. Ilrd
but hope to break through in time Will
. . . . - . nfil-rrteil orsoiis ditluses itself thi-ougzh the
“mis that W” made “nd whm’ is 7"' _,luv nl lt llnlll al.L.0nlpllsl,ell__ air and tliids lodgincnt in the systems of
o ie 1 onez- ` . of
(bmi) Donn I)\\'\'icii.
last night by the Railway. IS YOUR DUUTUR BU-L LARGE? tnrrh i-an witlisianil Catarrlio'/.one which
lslcwu N S :ml cures this loathsonie disease thoroughly.
_ _ ’ Best. way to keep it small is not to call Cold iii the licari is cured in u few mln-
_A_ S|“"p‘_ _ the doctor-,but use Ncrvilinc instead. For at
*I-'ill D "1 "T110 Smllley |llill0l\l‘2fl Ofl U16 minorailmcnts like colds, coughs, chills, troiiblo arc cured to st-ay cured if Catarrh-
mouth of Ph-thu ilgl-hop ht 4_i5 l, m tl, erninlis, _lieadaclic mid stomach trouble ozone is viiiployefl. “l don ti know any
‘lly_ .rlm Mmm ls “hon” two mil” Oulu iflllrriiliililo is    llinicdy so good ful ciitiiiih ii.iiil bronchitis
Fld* ill* l’l0l»‘"1 lllllll' “ml l~l\° SlfS"l"Y ness in tile chest, and for iieuilalgiu, tooth- Knowltoii. "lt cured me nftcryears oi’
bout [our miles outside. There is acheand rlieumiitisiii you can’t ot any- sulieriiiiraiid savcdiiiefroui consumption'
if .
of .\erviiiiie for cramps, collc, and pain
in the stoinach extends fu.r and wide.
Good foreveryt-hing n liniment can be
A tclelruin from Pictou to Mr Lord E103 f0" l\l\<l<'0Hl-H lllll-15% f°1`“ large b°l'l islam] this week are the following some
l-llfllflflle SUNUUY 'mil I`¢1\Ul1¢‘l UH* 0llf»Slfl0 Cl'|lCAGO MARKETS- woods 1--~l\1. iVle(‘oi'niick and J. Garvin,
ofthe ice barrier which lies outside A ____ ,yf
Picton harbor. The two steamers were ‘ |,0u;,,; lgenjhlhih |1,.l~|~_,», '|‘igni_~.h; .i_
ll\¢'\¢1-lw4mil¢s limi- “"““°- M““"‘~ 3 "lSl’°°"ll" i~‘isher.Jos. oiiiis,souris-; 0. in-ri-y. W.
March Corn 42-is Moy Corn 485
{1‘n1-;f0l|0winl; report; was received by ‘_ *Ikon lm ll when u5` liaiidraliaii, Tiiriiisli; l~`red Rennie, Bloom-
- .i
Pork $l2.0'i.§ “ Pork $12.52!;
Blcyclists and all athletes dedenil on
the newest, cleanest and most up-t0- , niber and muscles ln trim. iered from eczeins. for three years. She
dum ln the ol” “ml our prlcpq (leclfledly was treated by our family physician and
, ._
til .t.O thldn‘ tllein - ` - ~~ . l _
..‘.§’...§’_"‘?F.....’i3.....it°,..;;“i..IZ..?...... THREW CARBOLIGACID. l§:.::i=.;1::,.l;i~..._.‘i’:f‘::.‘:.f"nszris :l:;.i:i;
( i
tiinsble young womaii of this city was
attacked on the street- by an unknown
woman and girl lust night, who threw
carbollc i1cld,buriiing her neck and the
side of her face. `
LOSS OF FLESH, cough and pain on
the chest may not mean consumption, but
are had signs. AlIen`a Lung Balsam loos-
ons the cough and heals inflamed air pas-
sages. Not a grain of opium in it.
In order to avoid any misunder-
standing, we have carefully listed
all the goods from which we can-
not take any discount during our
creat sale. These lines are, prints,
muslins. wash goods. ladies’ white-
wear, spools. grey cottons, warps,
will paper, stamped mats. Prices
as already arranged for the white
goods sale will not belfurther dis-
coinitéd.-Moore & McLeod. I
4d 1 ~
sl.-..... ..............~...»»»-ann." »
alas ciAs§__ii_iiv oooos.
Ssl|ing'Vllthout Prollt-M Actual Cost
To reduce our lmihenie stock of
Rwds. durl Merch we will sell at
-nun-»»»-.
A Brilliant Conservative Pub-
lic Man of Irish Birth-
Four Times Mayor of
Toronto.
'l`onoN'ro, March rl.-(Spet~ial.>-E. I".
Mr. Clarke was born in BailieboroCouiity
held the position four years in succession.
ltsiiii, 1900 and llltii was clcct-ed to repre-
sent- West Toronto and afterward Centre
Sl' l\l PTI VES
Is real danger het.-nose the sputum o
hors. lf exposed to consiiuiption use
i’i-agraiit liealing' Catarrliozoin-, the most
etfit-iciit geriiiicidc known. No case Of ca-
es, and hroiicliitis, :ist-liuia aiidluuir
Pntnri‘li0zoiio," writes .\'. 'l`. Eaton of
wo iiionilis treatment $1.00; trial size 250
A,\ioi\‘ii those irlioliavo crossed to the
of whom are froin.tlie Maine Lumber
llcorgotoivn; 'l‘lionius Mt-lnnis, St.
field; .l. l’i-tei-s, Itustico.
CHILI) llAl) EGZEMA
“My dauglitei-, thirteen years old, suf-
iised other niiitments without bc-neflt.l
ntment. 1 feel like rccoinmendin|z."-
Mn. .iomes Il. PA'i'iv.iouiN, 170 Rockdale
Avenue, Sydney, (1.11.
l<`i\'i-: drunks had been gatlicred in at
the Police Station viii-ly this niornimr.
(7si»'i'Aix S. S. Wi-:.\'riii~;imii-:, Ottawa,
and forinsrly of Georgetown, has been
appointed Stall' Otilcer of the Ordnance
Store Corps at hcadiiuarters for sdminis-4
tration purposes.
iiumalism..
is Urie Acid in tho blood.
Unhealtl? kidneys sro tho
cause o the acid beha-
thero. If the kidneys not
as they should the! 'would
strain tho Urlc cid out
of the system and rheumv
tism wouldn'¢ occur. Rheu-
mstlsm is n Kidney Dio-
oue. Dodd's Kidney Pills
have meds A greet put ol
their regulation curing
Rheum! m. So mr"
thoanul of than
shooting ins and ati.
uhlngjoms. Tian is
betonoourowsr-
llllll lll llllllllllll
"°>'°. 1. .. 221212313 has
Goff Bros
sgenwofofwbv l“1>b¢~»~ 31 1°-'lf-A l  _________  Pills N l  _ 1' f=__ <1 31. j*7‘l"5°"~‘f:jf‘3*“‘f'f§‘*if'f&“"“‘5- A _
 ' `  iS. Zcncrally llicrlttd-»~ I    L is due to superior U
__ l V Tlic success. of - 3 " I
‘ §¢_;.'”-‘.-,welll ' L I
- Actual cost gfvin M7, tol50'A discounts l
I on the entire utoozk.
‘ Storm weather has oanssd un rec
: _7 ' _ P " _
into oliii3‘lifiud°§'°.if'l’§‘t-`»"v‘2 mil
Dodd’s l
_ E convert our goods l)nto cash n rung  y IDOK.-The be!! stock in P.
 &  §§8'§§°$'ii`¢`3fi f.‘i'u.l°»"£"f»rr°§iii§i'»..fll'l:  ~ E. Isimd at from 25 per cent iol
()'i"r_i \\'.\. B-larch Il. -|Slii-i-ial.l--~ The
Soiis of liliiygliindol' Canada are ati:-r the
scalp of Mr. lllavk ot' I-laiits N. S. for his
insulting reference in Parliaiiiunt to men
born in tho British Isles.
l Derby Lodge of Ottawa has passed ri
resolution of censure, a copy of which has
been t'or\\'urrierl to lilr. Black. Other
lodges ovcrCanudii have also taiieii the
THE SONS OF ENGLAND
FEELING INSULTED
__, _.__
iuutter up.
Mr. lllack M. 1'. is repoi'ii-tl as follows:
"l say that one good Uniiadiiui whose lift-
lius been saved is better than a score of
Iloukhobors or u hundred Enirlisliiiien.
Derby Lodge feels _justified ln calling
upon Mr, Iilack to uiircservedly with-
draw thc statement to whit-ii he has lgiroii
cxprcssioii and to apologize for ii.
rlniriicter study and the iiiiiiiber oi' ivcll-
knou ii pcrsoiis who pose iii tlirsic
tableaux adds greatly to the interest.
l-Ivory one should see the Gibson pictures
as here presented.
The iniisical numbers were excellent
and the audience appeari'<l-iiiiivii dis-
appointed that eiieores could not be per-
mitted on account ot the length of the
program.
The committee of the \’Vclcome Society
of St. Pauls, under whose direction the
entertainment was conducted are to bo
congratulated on the splendid success of
the evenings entertixinuieiit, with which
a host of people express 'themselves as de
lighted. The committee is composed of
the following ladies: Mrs. G. D. Loug-
worth, Mrs. \V. \\'. Clarke, Mrs. Wood-
roofe, Mrs. Percy Pope and Mrs. Dlmock.
The ladies desire The (luiirdlan to coa-
vey their thanks to Prof. Watts for his
nsslstuiice in nrrungliig the musical pro-
izram, and to Messrs. Paton 8: <70. for the
loan oi' furniture for the entcrtriiniuont.
To accommodate the large number who
foiled to obtain seats last evening and
others who desire to sec the Gibson pic-
tures ngniii the cntertaiiiineiit will be rc-
peutcd this afternoon at Il o'clock.
The Gibson Pictures presented at the
Opera House last evening afl"oi~de<l ii
varied entcrtuinineiit of _'rare interest
which at-traeted ii full liouse. Judge
Fitzgerald happily pirsldctl. After an
opening iiiimhcr by the oreliostra the Iii-st
picture, \Vlieii ii Bin-liolor is Ill. was pre-
sented slinwiiig what coiiiiilicntioiis often
arise that no medicine will cure. Ban.l0
music admirably rendered by Messrs
Payne and Melienii came next and the
sonz,Uuder the llaiuboo Tree, sweetly
sung by Masters Auld und llaszard.
'l`lieiii1iiother picture, At the Miitiiiee.
hliss Warburton next gave zz chariiiing
rioliii obligieto which was followed by the
pit~lurc,A Little Story by ii Sleeve. li.
l\’iitehell`s song, Teasing, with chorus was
applauded and in turn followed by the
pleasing picture The Greatest Game in
the World-His|Move.
A stirring solo by Mr. Siaiiiey, and then
came the concluding picture of the tirst
part, ls a Caddy Always Ni.-cessaryij An
intermission and sale of home made
candy prepared the way for thi- second
MESSRS. C. (fl. RKCHARIJS & t'0.,
(lentlomeii.-My dnuglitcr. l7l,V0Bl`S Did
was thrown fiom a sleigh and iiiiured her
elbow so badly it- remaiiirrl stiii' and very
painful for three years. lfour bottles o
MINARIYS Ll.\'lMI‘}N'l` i-ompletoly rnrerl
her and she has not been troubled for two
years.
Yours truly.
.l. B. l.l\'l‘1S(,)l`l‘I
St. Joseph 1'. U.. ltitll- »’\"tf~- lm"-
l
Oll cloths, tlanndiiiii, l'1liglii¢li aiiilSi:ol<‘l\
-Linoleiiiii. inlaid and surface, iii iiico
patterns, in all widths. We will give
you very line iliiotatioiis on these lines
during March.-Mark Wrlizlit i-‘iiriilsliinig
(;0_ Zilill
EATTENTl0N, HOUSEi(EEPEliSl ‘
 .lust think of buying house-liolil _
L linens of ull kinrls,printcotions wlilte l
I and colored muslim-i, white giid grey :
I cottoiis nt A discount of ml; off thy -
I $1. The cha ce of is litet nio~r_lont ,
Zmlssit. M.’l!l'ainor&Co. 4flll I
The Widow and her Friends at
the matinee lb the Opera House at
3 o‘clock this afternoon. A ri\re`
treat. Adults 25 cents, children
15 tents-
mslgrcgelillzs |3156 forhfligttliler 33 per cent dlscount _slanleyi \iiss \`i1Tii Simiosa, Crnpoud crossed
GIBSON PICTURES
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
l'}\'ery picture iii the \Vid0w st‘i'li-s is :i ‘partof rlie cntertaiiiineiit.
'l`lic sccoiid part opeiit-il»wit.|i a pit-tiire_
Their Preseiice of Mind. 'l`l\ey had been
iii tlicirrooiii but a iimnieiit, when they
were startled by a knock.
After a swinging song song very engag-
ingly given by Miss Brcnimcrwliilc swing-
ing, tive. pictures t`ollo\\‘cd illusti'iitiii|.;
Scciies in the lil`0 of si \\'i<lo\\' (Miss
Iireniiiierl and her fi'ieiirls--tlic iirst
picture showing her when in the depths
of her irrief.“She coiitriiiplates the
ololster."
Before the second picture Master
Jack Gordon gave an exquisitely
sung solo. ’l'lie \\'idow decides
to die iu .spite oi' her doctor.
She tries wliat exercise will do for her,
hot as her walks are to the cemetery she
finds that exercise docs not improve her
spirits. She begins to find some consol-
ation in her mirror and finds some pleas-
ure in is iiiessage from the outside world-
wliirli takes the form ofa box of [lowcri-‘.'
She goes out into society amiin-niid the
next picture sliows her at a diuiier
where :
Somel-liinktliat she has rviuiiincfl in
retirement too long. Others are sur-
prisril that she is out tno soon.
.-\ lullaliy with banjo uceoiiipaiiiiiiriit. by
ldrs. lliiiiili Snowliall was in turii follow-
ed by a piel-ure again presenting t-he
Widow who goes out. for an evening when
sho is the sulgicct. ot'iiioreliost.ile criticism.
l`lii-. l`i-a|.ui'e pi‘es¢-iile-<l iii the nexl iiiiiiilicr
is tliv :ilariii ol' Mrs. lliggs for the safety
ut'|i1-r only vliild. Mr. lliggs docs not
Hliari~_ his \\ it'e'.~i uiixirt-y.
A topical song follows after which the
\\"ido\v loiigs i'or seclusion und tloriflos to
It-ave Town for the i,`oJntry. On her ar-
rival tlierc to licr sui‘pi‘ise she is greeted
by lit-r i'riein'Is from to\\‘ii. lii this couiitry
.-alic skcit-lies and goes tisliiiig, Init- :ilways
fiiids lier.~'<-if siii'i'oumlo¢l by lier town
friends. Failiiig therefore to tliid restiiiirl
quiet in i_lier~oiint-ry She lle<~i1l<-stnliotiirn
Home.
Afterawell-roiidcred cornet diictt by
Mv.~sr~i. lliiics and llarison the Widow is
again presented. She :iiraiii goes into so
ciety,but feeling more disappointed than
ever she decides tn br-lconie a trained
iiiirse, with tin-. result that lier friends
all full ill and arri\'o at the hospital for
treatniciii. She rct_ii-es to her
own world again and lici' friend,
Miss Ilnbbles calls upon her in ex-
press her iiidiirnatioii and syiiipathy over
at scurriloiis article. Meiin\\'liile otliri'
lriciids are ri-tlliiigr upnii the liiiitor. Shi:
tries riding and skating and she goes lo :I
faiicy dress liiill as .liilict. "]a<'li of lit-i'
friviiils gow :is lioiiico. .\fieiwar|l~ .~li|~
is niurli disliirbod by ai risioii of liei'.~o|l` iii
bridal arra_\' wliirli has such a terrifying
efl`e<-t upon licr that she reverts to hoi-
Iirst <ie.~ili'<- and riiters the cloistf.-r.1
Picture -“and iii-rv winniiigg new trioiitis
and not iosiiii: the olrl ones wc leave her."
A violin solo by .\lr. Dickie is succcederi
by a l‘i<-tiiir, Fellow Piisseiigers., and
God Sari- thc King 1-loses the parlor
inuncc.
WlNllll'S lli UP
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.\`.\'i`i'nii.\\', March ~lili.
'l`lie lnst ii-ip made hy the St-aiiley and
Minio was on Tuesday, Jtnuary 2-ith.
This is now the thirty-ninth day of the
blockade.
Thr trains on thc Prince Edward Island
Railway were laid up onthe evening of
Tiiesflay, l"ebrui\ry 7th.
This is now t-he twenty-tlfth day ofthe
interruption oi railway communication
throughout the Province.
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*NlCll.OLAS YIELR-S AT LAST  
_ TS THE   1l.E’S DEMAN  
lAnd will Call a Representative Assembly to Assist in Shapin'_g Laws--A
A Dramatic Scene-Teiet oi the Epoch-Making Rescript.
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lii the rtlexuiiiliui l’aloce to day l'Iiliper0r
Nicholas atlixed his sigiiatiire to a
ri-script L-ciiiliiining his Mai,icsty`s decree
affording io elected represeiitalivcs an
opportunity to expr(-~.s their views lu the
prvparul.i0ii uf litus for llic Empire.
This is the Auto(-rat`~ iiiial response
Lo the :iii-itatioii wiiif-li has in-ou|.¢ht.
Ilussia to the brink ol' i'~-rolution. l"or
tlie present it in\'ol\'es no :_-liuiigc in the
regime of autor.-i~iic_v und means neitlicra
tfoustitution nor a Nuiioiiul .\ssembly.
ll simply inarks thi- recogiiilioii of the
icoliitfs right to lie lieurfl. \\'liatt-ver tho
result may iw il inailcs an epoch iii
lussiuii lii~<toi-_\'.
'l`lie si-,'|iiiil_» ol ilic dociiiiii-iit vanie as
ilic cud oi' ii iiniiiiiil ir srciic, lin- rliiiiax ol
wlilrli \\‘i\s an iiiiliassioiit-il siwiu-li li_y the
liiiilioroi' who :lui-larcri that lic suuglit
niytlic \vcll`nri- ot' his people and was
prepared to shed his blood for tht-in.
Tlii- words oi' llio di-cree are.
"I aiii _~:<'~ol\'<--l liuiirt-t`oi't|i. with the
eip of tloii to roii\'cii<- the wortliiost iiicii
plssessiii;_;- the rontldeiit-e of the pcopls
iid elected by lliciii to participate in the
elaboration ond tsoiisirlciuitioli ofexecutivc
ieasiiro.~."
'l`ll l-I .\'f\l.\l'.l.-l’t).\' t,ll'l<IS'1lt).\`.
Any iiiiclliuriii |i|i_\'.sii»iiin will mini
that you doii`t cult-li siiiiillpox because
someone else has it liu lie'iii e ' '
, b ci s your Lon-
ition favors it. i.ow vitality always en-
cour es sit-lriiessioal at this season es-
0ciilTT_i,', e\'t-i-_voiie siionld take Iferrozoiie
which flcsti-o,iz~ disease ,tgcrnis and makes
the system so strong.; and healthy that
sickness i~aii`i 1-_\i.~'t. l"i-rrozoiic is ii vital-
izing tonicilint makes rich, red blood,
uilils up the iic-i~\'c.»<,<-uirs riorvousiiess
and drives away tiiefl laiilgiiitl fu(-liiig~.
o get .~ii'oii;_f and koi-p siroiig use l"orro
Zone; it assures lil-altli and costs bus .'n||~,
at
all tli~ug;;isi.s.
WEATHER FORECAST.
'l`oao,\"i'o, .\lart-li i.-1.S`pi=clal.l - Fair and
about the sonic ioiiipc-ral|ii'e. '
'mis 'ri~:.\ii-i-;i<A'runi-:.
Mild wt-:itlier pi'f~_\':ii1<-ii yi‘stci'il:iy. 'l‘lio
lowcsi. tlivriniiiiieli-r ri~:\4liiig \\ as I5a|Jov:~.
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It you have anything the
matter with your throat or
lungs. There is nothing
that heals pulmonary
troubles so quick .
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