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Murray River, Feb. 4th, 1899.
To Mu AND MRS. Gnoadiz MURDOCK
“WW AND FAMILY.
We the undersigned on behalf of
words of sympathy in this your hour of
trial and bereavement.
ln   _It has pleased our Heavenly Father
to call home to himself our son Geor
Y ge,
our bro°her. We will greatly ‘miss
bmi in our meetings in which he always
took gr.at interest and from which he
Cbihg t0 H8V8l\a, Was hutseliiom absent. _But we know
that much as we miss him, you must
lecoives An Ovatiomsays mi.s him very much more. The home
ii- »- °»»°=°d =°  :a;;';ff.§'fi._‘;=::.2;‘;‘;i.1;.   
¢|¢|l-Aglllhhldb Nl" PBI’ \Vhile we deeply sympathise with
you in your sorrow, we know our s m-
uh Rather Tha" subm't_ pathy is only a faint shadow of ythe
Ml QUIQ2 it Manila- Thg great sympathy of Him, who stands
with arms out-stretched ready to re-
sall I ' nd f H' l H
Sféx agar thcggrxg of L1;:£.,;°_ Hg that so many had witnessed their first
.___ understands all gbout “_ He knowsj exhibitions, there wasa fair attendance.
om. grids and carries om. s0n,°ws_ He They skated singly, then together, as
1.9;, gg _(§p9¢,,1)_Egyp came to bind up the broken hearted; to
my the Khama is much give the oil of joy for mourning, the
,<1 h garment of praise for the spirit of
th” "mr * ' ° W" g'°“"-7 heaviness. His eye searcheth us. H
f0ICOS knows all our hidden sorrow. and we
Feb 2> _.P1-65.4%; Loubgvg trust by the strength that comes from
to Parhamont was dehv Him alone you will be able by His
grace to cast all your care upon Him
and realise that the hand that wounds
22--(Special)-Gomez plan slip heal. IW:-iti1:iiust hypu may be
s t ' t ' ou a ex
= sei =°°~P“°° 1" Mae" ...Z i‘Z...°i..‘.’..§f° §°.°. i.Z..I'..1.I’...‘Z... ed-
sure in the better country. one more to
ent" Hua” °° Fm,” and welcome ou when ou too o u
wplcome awaits him there higher_ y y  P
in a speech said Cuba must » We will miss and mourn 'our brother
fum;-3 ami 5, adm,” the in the lodge room; you will miss him
ue “nom Ha urges an to in the home; but let us all try to_ti_iink
f him as oneof those who have joined
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'm' dmded "1"" H” “m” the great throng and with songs on
WSW Cub* i1'°° Wd 1°d°P°U5 theirlips and palms in their hands, sing
19 united Hg offer; praises unto our God, and is not dead
ot mmhmo in but gone before.
but does not want annex  °n__ ibqhulpgrlpt/Pawn? 
D. A. HoRToN, 3 `
KONG, Feb -22 - [Special] ALEX- R-If-`HlRD5»
in a proclamation laments JOHN LOWE'
but blames the Amen
300 CHINESE KILLED
saysthe Filipinos prefer the ‘ __ ° s
Spanish dominion to the odious PEKIN, February 19.-A serious con-
,md wmpensh “ther than flict has taked place between the Rus-
wndmons sians and Chinese at Talieu-Wan, 300
of the latter killed. It is said to have
5m°“°“US “T9 1° ¢°mP1°*° °°°° ori 'nated ina uestion of taxes.
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lslad th N s and a
" ° °g'° ° 1‘ocURB'rooTriAcriaiNAiuiNu'ri§
submlsslve 'Use>NERVOL. Ongtppaplgication pur§s :if pot,
back. u good or euraigia.
Yonir Feb 22 --(Special)- ysiiiirHn$§bhe. mt-.at ansilrussists.
use Hillliiil ls
Remnant Sale at Stock
'taking of Boots and
‘£25 per cent discount
18 your chance
Choate the new ambassador V _I ` Z Y
sailed this morning  
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BUUKS
placed on count...  
Come and see them Now 
Uusurpassed for
s Rubbers 32 cents.
durability and time-
kggping qualities at
prices so low, as to
surprise you;
lil UUWH "iii Niié ¥f`,""i..?§ lf.;l'.§“?$’g?.’n1.f$’..§3,I..f".?§.“i. P9fl°"“°i| ill L Ft lliiliilsliii
liisi lligiil.
liissFann|a and lir. inlin iiaviii_sin's
Fancy Skating-
v
Miss Fannie and Mr. John F. David-
son, the champion fancy skaters of the
world, made their second appearance in
Hillsboro rink last evening. Consider-
ing the stormy weather and the fact
on Monday night, going through many
of the same performances and -also in-
troducing a few new ones. Their ex-
ceedingly well executed manoeuvers
gave to the spectators several moments
of extreme pleasure. _ They were
dressed in different costumes from those
thoseworn on the previous night which
were equally becoming.
The greatest event of the evening,one
which called forth wonder and amaze-
ment, was the daring jumps made by
John Davidson; 0 Jumping posts were
placed near the centre ofthe ice and the
cross bar placed ata height of 3 feet 6
inches, Mi-'.' Davidson then circled one
end of the rink aud'approac_hed` the up-
rights with a fair speed on". it was no
trouble for him and he went over with
ease. The bar was raised 2  'inchgrs
higberand again he almost seemed to.,
float over the pole. ‘ _ E `
placed and with a s`wifter_,rush he gli- .
He»the‘i1n;Ilaced'thres barrels togeth-
erin a. row _o_n  sides and witha
few strokes, he 'bounded over them.i
Placing' oneof the barrels on end _be
astonished the audience by going over
it with many inches to spare and when#
he added another barrélhis. feet in
clearing; them brought ~ forth ‘much
applause. Then he placed the _three
barrels, ends up side by side in a row
and with , a few swift strokes
he made the .jump which.
gave to the audiencethe best exhibition
ofthe kind ever shown here. It was
no great effort forihim and with his
feet close up to his body he leaped over
the barrels without any diiliculty. It
was a pretty sight as he bounded
through the air and the audience loud-
ly cheered his wonderful performance.
Music was furnished duiingthe even-
ing ~ by Ga1braitn’s band and
the spectators were allowed to
skate after the performance.
When you are nervous and sleepless.
take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It makes the
nerves strong and gives refreshing
sleep. p
CHICAGO MARKETS,
Caicaeo. February 22.- [Specia1]-
This being Washin on’s birthday,
Doctors Testity.
Tbere’s strong testimony by eminent
physicians of wonderful cures made by
Dr. Chase’s Family Remedies-perth
cularly Dr. Chase’s Ointment.
-_DQQQD-_&
STnAwRii:RRr,raspberry. plum.peacli
a in und 0111
2 roi' 25c. Oar ' special uulaundried
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At 3 feet 9_inches the bar was then _
dw °v¢i1_fii.--sinh 'anemia  `.Hh.esU»in»   nie sure a
liiensaiatshsrng use esy.-~' » D
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there are no market quotations. ‘
and cherryj _m ° 7 po pails y
65 cents each at Beer & Goff’s`.--f 23 21,
_ ‘ I . ‘ 1, ig ~
IsLAND CaANBl.'RRins only 8 cents a_  
quit! 88 B881' & GOTQ.-f 23 2! ‘ ~ 1 ` V " `
G1sNTI.mmN when in waist of linens. D.-.'-__ .
call at Weeks & Co’s. asour shirts and _ Made fran
, “UC -
collars are considered by all the best V
value in the city. 4 ply, linen collars, ' dam' & tartar* _
p ment bewildering in its variety-Tho* l  &
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ALFRED A SUICIDE.
LoNDoN, February 20.-It is now de.
finite y known that Prince. Alfred of
iSaxe-Coburg. grandson of the Queen.
and son ofthe Duke of Edinburg, com-
mitted suicide at Moran. Austria,
y whither he had been taken from Berlin,
and placed in a 'private sanittiiuml The
cause of the Prince’s removal from
Berlin was a gambling scandal, enm-
Pl'°lI1iSing him gravely. He shot him-
iself in the head, 4he wound. preying
fatal after several days. It was given
out by his family that -the Prince was
suffering from brain trouble.
WASHING-TOR'S BIRTHDAY.
dents ofSt Dunatan’s.
college. A sumptuous dinner was held
at the college andin the afternoon they,
accompanied by Rev. Arthur M. Clark,
of Boston. Mass. called at the United
-States Consulate when with Consul Vail
'an enjoyable hour was spent in social
chat and music in honor of the event of
the coming into this world of the first
boys to at supper. . _
The following are the names of
those attending the College from the
United _Staibsz _ __ '
_J. D. Quinn, Lowell, Mass. s
’_Wm. F. Meagher, Lowell, Mass.
_ . D Tobin, South Boston, Mass.
J. Kaveny, Haverhill, Mass.
Tobin, Jamaica Plain. Mass.
Farrell. Newton, Mass.
Stewart, Newton. Mass.
S_tewart,- Newton. Mass. _
Stewart, Neiton. Mass.
 L O’Conu0r, Piovidence, _R
-n"”ri.=°s>ssz>i==i==.s1»s-.=~r*
eWQP?enewe
. Mansfield, Boston. Mass. f
Lomasney, ' Somerville, Mass.
Cannon, Newton, -Mass. .
Eagleston, 0a'mb’pe'rt,Mass.
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nocxmr Norms.
the Crescents. Halifax D hockey
team. 1 to 0, at St. John on Tuesday
night. , '_
MATCH P0s'i'PoNED.
The match between the Abegweits
and Stars has been postponed, until
Wednesday evening next, owing 'to the
civic election taking place at Summer-
side on Tuesdav. A
WANTED To Usio NETs.
At Halifax ou Feb. 17th, the Wan-
derers defeated the Chebuctos at hockey
with a score of 8 to 1. five of which
scores were secured before the close of
the first half. The Wanderers are now
champions. On coming to St. John
the Crescents want to bring their goal
nets, but Manager Tufts will not allow
it Nevertheless in return matt-hes at
Halifax the nets -will be used. _
' , IT ENDED IN A ROW. _
MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-The Victorian,
defeated the Winnipeg Victorias on
Saturday night in the Stanley cup hoc-
key match, thereby retaining' posses-
sion ot 'the cup. The game broke up
in a row over-a dispute of the refereefs
decision. The Winnipegs left the ice
and declined to play, That is the Mon-
treal contention. 'The Winnipeg con-
tention is that Referee -Findlay declar-
ed the game off pending the submission
of his decision to the trustees of the cap.
The Referee gave the gameto the Mon-
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shirt etvse. leans en.-Weeks &  V Sai:  sa I-as dl al _fend
The Peopie’s St_ore.- lim st I , _
EXTRA RoLI.s for 3' QS 0 _ ’ » ' f _ _
clothes wringers at Le Page’s Old .   _ _
GOFF BRO S - ’ ' ` s;and, Queen Street._28 tf. " ' ~  `
QUAr.rrr high price low-assert- I Ak, 
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EDITOR S
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Celebrated By The American Stn-
George Washington’s birthday was
celebrated in this city yesterday by the
American students of St. Dunstan’s
,I ° L3 creases the opposition toiive in the new
treal Vietorias. _
Conservative 'Declared in
8t.»|ohn, Liberal _Elected
‘ In Huron - Laurier H and
Davies Return to Ottawa-
Englneer Costs, Resigna-
Nlontizambert Promoted. 5
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TORONTO, Feb. 22-(Special)-W.
and Tarts are both lworking to have a
general election called ' on before the
Queens birheay; ` ' -' D'
it is believed they can carry , Newj
Brunswick and Quebec. V Mr. McLean]
considers the election probable. The”
World made a similar prediction some
months ago. V
ST. JOHN, Feb. 22-(Special)-Do
olaration day figuresgave Shaw a ma-
jorityof 28 over_Reyiolds.- This in-
hduse- D' ' `  'I
An Nl. Pe Shoots lillmslellf-4
President of the great Republic. In the F' McLean’ M' P" ik his Papa’ 
evening Father_ Clark entertained the`iT°"°“t° W°"1d» "YB that M99-91'* 31”!-
(_i'rrAwA,  Feb. » 22.--(Spec,ial)'-_Sirl
;wi1nia 'LmrTe‘r"`sna`-`si`if'L€iFD1‘i’sa '
.Mr
-seven tenders
accepted and
contract is 818 790
doubt,
s authority
m8.B
at the moot court are
be proitablei to
these the Principe
qualified to judge.-
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Public Werke ef emits. ` f
I THE “°haWk5' °f St' J°hh d°f°“"°‘i Robert Holmes,Liberal.was elected hi
West Huron to-day by over 200 of 'a
majority. The victory is regarded by
Liberals as a set back _ to ;Sir Charles
Tapper and his new organization
scheme, while Conservatives claim the
Liberal majority was greatly reduced.
Dr. F.Montizambert. superintendent’
of the Grosse Isle quarantine station,
has been appointed Director-General of
the Public Health with headquarters at
Ottawa. His duties will be to act as
sanitsry adviser of the Dominion
Government, _general superintendent of
quarantineg and inspector. _of Tracsdie
lazaretio.
R W. Jameson M. P. for Winnipeg.
shot himself dead at his residence
lastiiening while handling a revolver.
Jamison attended the Board of Trade
meeting yesterday. He had dinner as
usual with his family and after it dis-
cnssed the danger of carrying firearm
with the members of his family.
He pulled a revolver from his pocket
and began examining  His wife
turned her back for a, momqt and
heard a loud report. ` The weapon had
been discharged. The bullet entered-
the back of the neck causing' instant
neun. ` ,
R. W. Jameson was born at Capel
Town, Cape of Good-Hope in 1851 and
waaasonefthelatsLieut.GeaeralSlr
George Jiimeaom- K. C. S. I. [He was
educated at King’s g College. London
and Trinity College, ' Cambridge, 'wharf'
he graduated. He was called to' the
English her in 1816-when 25 years ei
 and the same year came to Canada.
i He studied in Toronto with _ Rose.
Macdonald and Merritt, was admitted
tothe Ontario bar 'and practised in
,-Tgmnw in 1381. In the following year
heweut to Winnipeg and Wil 
tome manitoba bei-. He vm elected
Aldotmill in 1892. Mayo! in '1895 SIIG
iqggggtm-nedto parliament ata by-
Jameson’s mouth and passed through
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SHALL BUYS.
35.000 Colored,
35,000 Grey
I0 000 China
Marbles.
I0 009 Agatee,
Glass Allies.
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.sinner in 1891. '
iiitniiiasi in i
For breakfast we have
PettijohnsBreakfast Food
Heckers Breakfast Hominy
,Self rising Buckwheat,
, Tillson’s pan dnedRolled Oats
“Fresh gro1md‘~0atmeal
T Crown Flakes
J Gold Dust Corn Meal,
Rolled Wheat.
Wheat Farina,
Wheatlets
BEER “dim