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Cannot be opened until the present stock, is cleared out. A large .quantity still on hand of all kind!
goods. EXTRA SPECIAL discounts given on the balance.  
Don’t miss the great opportunity. Everything must go.
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.The little king of Spain has iiiiiisliedz it
he oung king of Spain now, and to iiior
Chatterer in the Boston Herald. At 18 Alf-
tlie con nital weakness which tlirea'ened
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him with an eai-ly grave. He is accustoni~ without trouble or friction. Under a ter- i
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Youiic KING _oi= si>AiN. ierriioriai Government for
Phillipines.
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row may be the mm-riefi king of Spaim General Joseph \Vhe-eler favors giving
so quickly do the years pass, saiys- iiie the Pliilipines a territorial form of govern- l
ment. Said he:
¢m5oXIll. takes the reins of Government “1 believe the 11601319 are ready fbi’ 3/
mms Own ham],._ After that__\-,-e11_u certain kind of self-government’ They*
wife -will be picked out for him, and then could be given the power to make laws
his troubles will bi;-gin in eiiriigi,-;_ under such a system of government as
Through the _iudii-ions guidance of his has been adopted for our territories. The
motherthe king has overcome much of municipal governments are all in the`
hands of the natives, and they get alon
controlled.
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possibilities in the Orient as follows:
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édtoall bodily exercises, and rides on -
“ horseback every day, sometimes taking ._
outlive or six different horses. Then he _
Qwds much time in the gymnasium, and i
llsa fencing lesson daily. Besides all
W8. for his hea.lth’S Bake. 'the young
mu studies V817 Systematleally, and
°'_°1'!lli3htV, after dinner, takes a music i
l*9°5l.4f`vvay§ going' to bed at nine o'c1o<:k.
No doubt, he has his amusements, but l
“Ch hour is so Occupied with one duty or
fnothar there isnt much chance “liook- 
"*€"it. American boys may commlserate `
him for all this cramming, but they nilght y
fd! be glad to know three languages as
Yell as does, for Alfonso :peaks English,
“man and French perfectly, and they
Wild not be acquired without study. It is
*mat thing to be a, linguist, if one is a
m°'|l&l‘ch of anything, even of poor.,
blbken-dowii Spain. ‘i
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15 is fashionable to day to have an
5" heart scare every 24 hours. The p,
°°mlll0nest symptoms of dyspopsia cr’
“"0 trouble, such as pa.lpita*”lon
Glteulation i-' "‘d poor'
Nrtedintoseri u ' '"1 .15 r
55, ,ith the og.; .wfle of hart trou-
},i° » .3 oof friglitieuiufv thei
,i;§ymt°,,t&.ingJthis or that heartl
` _r a. hundredth part of the y
gui ‘ rouble we hear about were
steamers from Hong Kong.
correspondent of the Herald cables as
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spouse to the Einpire's call to the colonies
U , the cemeteries would be filled in
nmontli. A wrong construction isl
Fl! Upon comuion ailments in orderf
to liumbug the people into the belief I
*hit heart disease is prevalent, where
ll real heart trouble. which is so
W-ily and suddenly fatal when it does
Occur, is a rare disease. Lopsided |
*fgiiments cannot convince an in ,
Wlligent. people. Iron is a. vital ele-
ment ofthe blood. Too little iron
métns weakness, lack of spirits, pal-'
lid cheeks, shortness of breath, sleep-
l¢SSlless, nervousness, loss of vital
5°"°°» ending in general break down.
T56 iron in Dr. Ward’s Blood and
Nwve .Pills is in the soluble form you
\¢¢d, in combination with other cura-
*i'° lgents in such s manner that
‘fleece can’t resist their action. You
'U21 yourself getting well when you
liege Dr. Wai-d’s Blood and Nerve
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5”” 9°? box_.5 buzfin for ._ ~A’l\ drugglsts or
lm Vi'i.li.‘.ms &  'I`Zi’0:Zt0."0ii'!.. '
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"England, Russia, Germany and France
have braved war and pestilence in efforts
to secure a share of the wealth which ' ._
will come to them bycommercial relations ‘ 1 €
with these people. The treaty of peace
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cast upon us the responsibility of so- COLENSO A ND D ISTR I CT
vereignty over from nine to eleven million i ' `
people, together with the islands which ’ * ' I _ _ __+ _ '____a
they illhabiti C0I1taiHiH8 im area three Tendencies friend] to En land are be- ‘ ' 7 V 1 '
times that of our great and prosperous iieved to be 3_fa1;a,1ynmq-,tex-_g 1|; is the a,c_‘   S    S 
Empire State- i cusation by one of the two great Amerian `
‘V017 naturally there mf’-Y bl! 1109955 |‘parties. The other sympatlietically feels
difference of opinions as to whether every- l that it is S0, and begins to drop 3,11 “_
thing has been conducted during the two gumpgign of 'chase f,end,¢ncies_
yew in accordance with the highest _ “canada has eeeiired the right to bel
wisdom and best possible judgment, but fifmiy and courageoiisly backed by the
there should be no qubstion among the Imperial Govemmenigin 3,11 the ciaimgl
American D¢0Dl¢ RS 'C0 UW duff! and Vis' with justice in Alaslca, It will be no,
doin of now uniting in a determined effort Imperial Gave;-nment, that fiinches now
to take the situation as it stands and to fl-gm the obligation To (19:50 at this mom-
so conduct the aifl~iI‘S Of 0\11‘ C0\1Dl7l'.Y £8 ent, when the Canadians have doubled
t0 tdd U10 IIXOSU t0 its 810117, 11011013 W0lf%l°8 their right to protection for their Alaskan
and prosperity. It is a. friendly struggle interests, and those interests are threat-___
for Amerit?zn'supremacy, in which 0111' ened anew with arbitary treatment, is;
rival nations are ii ng their beSt ef'f0I‘ffS,` what gives Canada the aforesaid advant-
and I say, let us ir;7a friendly but deter- age and is precisely what sharpens Amer-
mined spirit use our best efforts also. ican (»,¢mp¢r_t,ho,f_ is to Say, the first, gp. 1
“Our Pacific cities are now face to face peamuce of Canada as a fighting ally of
with the eastern shores of Asia. The* England.”
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Sm,-The presentation of a New Testa-
ment to eachbf the Contingent for South
Africa., on Monday evening last, was made
by me on behalf of the Auxiliary Bible
Society, at the request of the President,
Ex-Mayor Dawson, who was unable to‘at-
tend. ‘ It was a small morocco bound
book, weighing less than five ounces and
could ea.sily_be carried in 'the breast
Docket ef a soldier, where it might bea
qflrotection to his heart in more ways than
one. #See Proverbs, 4Chap. 23 v. A
similar presentation was made to the
First Contingent.
Yours,
Nicaragua canal will bring our gulf portal
nearer to them than those of the Atlantic H _ -_ 1 ~> fin. 1 ‘
and Europe. " »V  » ` 
“With naiiiuoae a gi-eat depot, steam- ff  _I
ers fromthat emporium could reach the _
Commercial ports of Eastern Asia as ,f _,_ - A 
reediiy as ii can be done by Ensli-»h~ _ '_ ` '» » . 1" . _ ,_
“Europe and America will purchase the ' »' 2.' .` t ' ' '
ellis. teas, coffees, hemp, spices and “lf  `f,_"_.};~.,_f-V' _ » j'
prodiicts ofthe handiwork of the people  '  / 'f "\ ff _
of the Orient, and this immense pop- ‘ ’j;1.¢;'-'é,~,]f\.>>__§;":,'}’;j-_ ,L3 V   1 ,
ulation needs articles ` such, as   I 'r , / "‘ "` `s~."  1 _ ~
are manufactured in Southern cotton _-V   `§f<-jj~1~'=__°f »`
mills. They areneededbythe people ofthe*  .-.  --m - "` `  °_`= 'Q _ _ -»"`
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east to the enormous value of four to five ; ., _ _ _*__»_,.,, ._ !~ _ , »-;." -V.>.=' ' ,ff
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‘It seems to me that there is but little‘ _ _ _V _ _  _»;`_ ,_f;__---_f__j2¢,_._;V___ *_ ___'_1 ‘ 23:: ~-`  i
tl 'bilit' wh' h are be- ` " .f ' "--»- _~T"":“ * - " "` 'f
limit to ie possi ies ' ic _    7 J _ .L-_-_.5-‘f\.  .' V _ ». _V
fore us, and we are certainly justified inw F;  _ /,’,',»-I-_._ 15..- ,/ AN i.,,'Q'\__ v /I `
the belief and hope that the United W5 -,__:~/ _`§.,_ \..,__ _
States is on the ed e of an era of un /'W - “"7" `
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  precedented prosperity,-.  _ _ -1; . __ _CV_'_;f_’:;m-?._, _mo _
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for troops was not only due to patriotic `i - ----
iiiipulses, but al-so to H belief that $11011! jak, Lame,_Acliing Backs, the Retuliel
action would bind tlic Imperial Govern- sluggish macme Kidney* ‘ > _ ‘ A
ment to support the Doiiiinioii s contcn- »' _____=,__ _ revih-111011 W DY- chan' _ ' y _ e ‘Ore 0 e
tionsziespeciiallibitgith`\li:'sI;?r(;ttl;(i'icl§ élifeliia BaCk3.Che is inrealily kidlfféiy iche. T116 __ ._ little towne all around this ]ake that they
boun My ( isp ` .i I - -- V I liidfleys be°°m¢ ¢l0KE°a'»‘_3“d fa-ite” in their A _ almost boclered on one another like fthe  
wood, iiilyesterlday il? digg” i, work of liltagiillnlé ?§u`U3§;>d1-iidE=3y‘3sli;t:rl(;e cg F “A living mind in aa deadjed. body is  Wards of a great cm/._ ...Phe mummde.  ‘ yi
ettc ana WCS U60 CC ‘ i ‘ " ' nai\11'°'S W _ ‘ aralysis is sometimes escn Wha W' -_ ‘f ii 1 d bl fro t - ii -
_ ’ °_ _ . ~ V blood ~ th 1 h P _ --Gat eref, ou tess, in many own . r the next 30 d* *U
“O” to .the in-Oth” °°ii".ti”’. upon the sirnkelsg llxizhhilirii ‘feoisVp§fi);2§e. fviiliiii m°r¢h°f“b1°fh’-“‘°1°S°?“F°““°‘°f‘f‘°b°°7` 14. “Levi"-Elsewhere eeiieri M..ireiiow.l F0 yn
bilgifffg qfil,`;h;l§_;ori;liohr;7iiiriiith ..,..i,,,i foiiisifeoee isrighve aiee.-se.dr0psy,diabe¢es. horifeei rieomgwd\w11Y°\e\m1°l-‘1¥Y‘;‘;f;"‘§ ""9: ,_ “sitting at the reoeipo of eiieeoiii'°_The W1" Offer 0"' emi” “Wk 9'
g f C ,, t rheuinatism or other equally painful and 6 Sleeplessness. r_i¢rv0usn¢SS. ea ¢_¢. OSS. }p]ace_0ft001“h,_.,.e the tak,” “ere wi; Bggtg mid Shggg gf,
in it deadlock the support rom fdlva' fatal COiDplica`.ti0n5, energy and Vim-MY, gummy forebodmgs' ees’ jlected. Nearly all business in the East,
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` ‘ ` 1-ii_A\zGWA\'i; Hint." i-:VACUATED BY THE BOERS on V,
Canada-is Devotion' i i Ai A suripev, FEB. is. rim' A ii
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Ni-:iv Yonx, March 8.~-The London 7 (From the Lonion ‘Daily GrapEc.’)i ' 
the Wasted Nerves arenotreatoredllll
' Nerve Food 'i Lake of Galilee. So populous were the   I
Britain was not Sturdy' It had a ambl d tells everyone ‘snfering with fatigue and weakness of* thebodyaresymptoms
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» ~ _ _ ‘ P ce . _ _ _ . V  - . ted -'ttVirig. “Follow me -It
i ing appearance fgomfthe  tg; 2-‘ggi lbacigngz gg get their kidneys right. The ofthe nerve exhaustion which wiH£na11yendh,:m;’;":E§:beens; great Surprise nw the
yet more upon tie cai . . ld experienm gf tens of thousands ofpeoplo Paralysis, ng;-vous press-auonorinsanity. _ f bb. to ll 8 detested pub_
~ _. _ - - - - Jews orara i _ca
taken by Canada in Alaska fluarrelgxvvll tells them that to accomplish this there is i Whether overworh wmfy m. xrmguim-hah,” ' I f h_ d_ _ le
cost England too much, namely. t‘h@` no means so successful as thihzsesggré _were the cause’ restoration canbemug esecmm hclzgnéeuglggat gealgililrll as h0use,.__.
afi`¢Cti0“ Of Ame"’°a and the Ang‘°` Cha~5°'5 l.{1d“°y°Lwet~ ` iuliv brought about by a'l'°‘f' months' treatment 1 Matthewmadeafeast-in our Loi-d's honour W “f W 0\l' ”
American alliance. - Amex-icaiis told her greatest kidn¢Y cure' ;w,{h D,,_ chases Nerve Food' me gm” reswm, i “Ma ubucans and Sinners sau als°..__ 5
so, and Englishmen believed them. Some D,-_ ChaSe's Kid_BC7;§-;;?:1n?msl £21: lmféin  Ewa ins”-1,_,;“1 mg” Matliliyevl; brought his friends. Scribes and to m‘k° M 'nd n w
of the moss trelln:lnd0C1;i)sidi;li;i if £¢e:i'T:ne:r:iliyb\?igoroi‘1l;.g The ayrse purely 'inigrihg bod; stops :he wasting process and *Phai-isees would not deméan themselves IDUUBI
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Perla *~ =>==~ _ _ _ . dclxrectl onthef d ll ,but Vsurely -Vbmlds iq the system _ di ing at a. publica.n’s house. The
more about their little VIJTOVIDCISJ Tights V°g°t3~ble» 3°; naturals’ isnt ny  iggmlé nYew new force and pemnnmuycme.  D ,Q ha bee of them Gunln' *h M al* my
E join her company next Monday night in
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James Brown, aged N yea-rs; Mr' Hvwnl
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p was 3. native of 00v8h¢&¢l. F01' ldllillllbttu 
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of yoursihe resided in Kingman, uud__uu H
til recently in this city. _
to Clyde River Ccmetei'y_.] `
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Severe Cold Resist: Trentieut, lst' Actrell
‘ Hopes to renin te»NewYork.
Toronto, Ont., March 8.-l`Ellen,°I'erry,be-
cause of illness, did not leave with the
treal last night. She was unable to _ap-
pear during the three nights’ engagement-
at the Grand.
Miss Terry’s physicians say there is no- 1
thing alarming about her condition; that,
she simply had a. bad cold and could not
travel without risk. She expectsto re-
New York, when Sir' Henry Irving begins 
his engagement at the Knickerbocker
18. Every Jew
toinform
»»~t¢\ssa\o~
Irving Company when they left for _lon-‘
Theatre. ‘
c The illness of Miss Terry began in Chl-
icago, where she contracted a. slight cold.
It was greatly aggravated when she
reached Toronto, and has not responded to
treatmcnt.~N. Y, Telegraph.
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At Bannockburn. 0!! M&whl3tili UID
[Funeral .today (Thursday). at 4 p. in.,
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_ MARCH 18.
JESUS AT MATTHEWS HOUSE.
. GOLDEN TEXT.
He said unto him, Follow me_~-Luke'
OUTLINE. ~
1; Lessons Concerning Feasting, v.
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Place.---Probalily Capernaum
_ LESSON HELPS.
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and wrongs. Then came the war call tc;  aa;$P&smv¢ mm fgg ‘kidney lall ner-wx di_soi-dersgand weakness 05 men, V3? had characters, but that is not msn
the °°1°“ieS and the‘ prompt' rosponse 0 disase, liver com :nt and all the eompli- women `¢h1m1_ min 3 um-inikd by I certain by thephrase,which means people
Canada. » ations ofthese£1termg0tg8llS. UUYUN lm’ A5 * ’°“°.”m° mimq. i _ - . i
“Toda the claims of Canada in Alaska A; reached bynny $111051 
y . di VPP ._ _ V. _ color iothecheéks. f0\md"¢5 _\°  °m‘ ' 16. The scribes and Pharisees foll-wred
iacquire " new St?}tuS` In .the Umte <, One pill 8 dbse; 25¢_- “in  _ lkisticity l0°"°"7“'°"°m°“l°‘th°_b°dy' il Jesus everywhere, and made fn? com-
lSt“'t"”'th° Dr°.d°m“‘"“t f“°h"g for .f or Ei>uiixsos,Bxri:s &Co.. Toronto. 1 _ 5., cane.; box, at uildeolers, oramuissou. - _ , . , h __
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imv preparation known to science. It restores who did not keep the Jewish .aw. i
thef and
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