• . ,-', K '0 I '" "':[ l , ,,,,"" .. -t 'l'" -.1:' ... l" .. '''l'' '.

'Meets overy fll'~t' and .lhlrd ,Tbdrlldrty. in tho , monti, In tho MIl60nlc UaU ~~ 8 p.m; Ylsit· dng'b.~::jlrtlnnlwn~ wclom6.' ,,.,."'~' ~,<-i.'-' ~ ;

Sir Kt, W. MUlR,lU\I:OJU> KEEPEB. ,

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go, hence for the: attack be

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. I. f ~ . , Love Letters 'Should be. Destroyed. '

told of a. young wlfo,'

love letters that ' her,,~ptlier.'py ."

,be,f(iI'e.theY;~Ver'e married. ~H!.e,:(ral1lghtei:'.,sa . Cblll~"

from the ",r,n",'"'' tllc~m. to cold'ham that hath umed her mother, substituting her own side, the cake of soap. ' name for that of her mother's and it

And to t11ink thou shalt havecof- fine )oung man's for that of 'her' fee that hath been warmed' over father's Tlie mother jumped up ~rom'the day before yesterday and and down ,n her chair, shifted, her IS 1l0.'Y as cold as the handclasp cif feet, and seemed terribly ,disgusted thy rich ,Ul1c1e. ' . mid forbade her 'daughter to hav~

She will wear garments about her an~thing. to do with a young man that will cause thee to think of di- who, would, wtite such sickening. vorce on the grounds of ,false pre~ nonsensical stuff to 'a' girl. ,\Vhen tenses. ' , '" the young lady handed the fetter to

,,For,her 1i~ir ,,:illliang . in strings her: mother, tdiead tile house becal1ie Dout her face,: and there' ""ill ,b~ ,SQ, still that'<me'cquld'hear. the grass

Slllut ,upon .her nose, and, the gleam IgrQ1Nirlgin oack' ya'rd.-'Pallller-of madness, in her eyes. , ' . While for: lier raiment she will wear an old· red table. cloth, .. thy" ancient rubber shoes, and, a 'bascwe ", o£.vintage"of '74; so'thou 1;halt look !l pop' Iier, and, wonder. ' "

Fnr.tlier.more, thou shalt ~eep in nlldst,,of shoes, and, bOOkS; and

1r.;l'h frames, and shall find' 'no .chairto sit upon." '".' '.,

'T'l,A,."f,u·., it is wise that thou go away for a time, when

seest tlj~se, :;igns' an~ Symbols "r.~r' coDling cf. the fever taat

, FOm:~il cleal:l ~()use; '~S=F$~~~§;;~~#~==#.~§#¥~~~;:;~¥~#~ggl, ".For,shethat ",as asgeritle as, the

dove qf the valley bedimeth then as ~b"~b lion of the desert.' ,I ,

,home, "was the abode lJt:lllct:"groweth in a moment into

lJH1Ct: of.'desolation and turmoil: "'···Q"'·"-~··it is-writtell?

,,,'h·T.,i> tliat is osh Wink in

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Speltz or Emmer. :

is sin~'e" timo ago, ,now since ',it was . decided to' crect n monumcnt

remarked might have

three 'poets," the gentle Wordsworth prolllptly cxclnlmeil: "Three poets! 'Vho'aretheothe;-two?" .• " ': Dlsrnell, then a !J:l,irc youth, wrote

'his sister that he Und henrd Uncnulay, Sheil, and Grnnt spenk, "but b'etwecn

. ourselyes 1 could fioor them nil," And again he said, "'When I wnnt to read a

htlms:l,,;oOd hook,'l write onc," • , Our-own Jonquin l\I11ler wrote to ,Walt Whitman': "You' illld I a're oVI~r ~he hend of the I'abble, 'We know we a~'e great, nnd If other 'people don't I~now It It is their own fault." •

Jt was President Gr6.nt who, being toW thnt a eertnln senntor. ;an admlt-, ted genius who was very" hostile to 'him, did. not believe the, Biille. ex; ,pl'l'ssed bls estimate' of the senator's egotism by 'rejolnlQg: ~'Why 'shoilld he? He didn't write It, you knQw."

J, I " I; • . , Sometimes a mnn's neighbors consld.

er him ungrnteful' beellus£, he Insists on mannglni hI!! ow" ;:!Tafr!!.

Delirium Saloon., Belgium has 175,OOlftnYerns and sn­

loons for the. sale of llquot-II. , , ' . '

otJored to the public, and hi Vlrhich he makes an effort to sub­

f~r Dr. Chnso's Syrup of Lin-

onr,': Comfort ,. , ,Is nsslIl:cd Ii you

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TRAVEL VIA

Ca~adlan Northern' Ry Lowest Rl"_tc:s to nll r"int~

in 1-GO

EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH.

Daily Solid Vestibuled Tmin, with Sleeping Cars. to St, Paul and 1I1il1-ncapoiitl,'

OCEAN STEAMSHIP TICKETS , I '

Full pu.rticul'lrs on application 'to '\n,Y agent C'Jan"dian Northern ny, or

UEO, 11, SHAW, ", ' Trn,ffic Managel', Winnipeg,

, ~,,'

A.ustralasia ~d the 'Orient

,CANADA'S SCENIC R.OUTO , Traycl by thc C. p, R. and be as-

, sured of SOLID C01\IFOR'r .

First-class C. P. R.. Sleepers on all through trains. "

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~rough Tourist Sleeper~ -- the· be£~

'l'ourist R~tes quoted to all points , . ,

. ~ast, West, South" ' ,The Old Country, The Orient, , . '

The ~ntipodes.

Those desiring information in re­gard to any pal't' of tho worl,d reach-, cd by. the C. P. R, or its connections are requested to apply to any C, r. 11. 'representativc or'to

C. E. Mc:PHI~RS;ON;

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Mrs: <rhos. . Lounsbury~ we reg-ret to say, is '·V.ery ill .. Her many: friends hope to hear"'of her spe~dy n;covep'., " "J

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·.A ,meetiilg of th~,. Presbytery is to be held "'ici the' ,Presbyterian churchl'-<!I'reherne on '~uesday·'-May 6th. ·A· \l ";" ", :." ",'I

IN OLD

Sevon Livos Los~' in , Fire in Hackney

WILL OTHERS ;.FOLLOW.· \ H • • .'

London, April 19. - Telegraphing {

from ,St. Petersburg, the correspon-dent of the Times says tlin.t the ns­sinn.tion of M. Sipiaguine is consid­ered to -, been the result of n

.CUII"l'll'",C'Y. 'I1nd thn.1, nl',,,'nill,, to know whethCl'

are marked for remov­the sevel'ity of the govCl'n­

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Londot., A'Pril 21.'-A fire broke n.t midnight lUst night in

end to the student ,ldjsl)r~lcris; ':c'olitintleS the correspond:

nnlo:ng the workmen seem ,,--.,,~ and especially, ill

n. popull1r suburb of London, in',~' printers' three • stories high, the top 11001' of which \Vns used fOI' living rooms. A dozen fire engines mid escn,pcs n.rl'ived prompt­ly at the scene" but the llnnles wl!.re nf ovel'mnsterin,g pow,er I1nd it w!l~ impossiblc to enter the building. When the flruues' 'Were finally gotten under control.the charred bOdilis:.o'f

two women and' four children 1 "'n .. " foun'd:

• nre rp-from the manufact-

uring -districts, but detn.ils. are diffi­cult to' gather. The police hn.ve seiz­cdi'mnnifestos "'-calling for a general strike I tn' begin May Dn.y.

illl\ugur­;,plrol.cctio,u I\nd undo

It

,!l\.\ .. ",!.l~n of ~ whnt to do with: Doer prisoners hns been

of tho most el\rnest cOllsld- ) the pnrt. of the govurll!.

1111.",".,,:,./\ rro,()fV dcKI of correspondence , ' plll,ce, on t.his subject be-

tw'cclllithc,.M')onili) olIlce l\l1d the Cnn­gO~Y~'I'nl~'~ri!~;, Cl\IlI\dn, ",nnts

lIlen~ in the NOI·th­"I'I,r,·it''';';es, 1\11£1. tawilI'd Drit­

...... _".~ thel'e Ilre thOUSIUlds of miles. tlll\t nro lying waiting

:SI)t;t,ICI·S. The" 13oel's '1\1'0 the sort ers thnt the Cl\IlItdinn gO\'orll-

,.'~;l1~<;!~~~il't~;f!~~ii~~ili:Gtt;t~'~~i~,~~j'{i~;~:~:1 mellt is looki ng fOI·. The Dd Ush ",' KII.'V'''''':"' go\imlnuicnt 'proposes' "to the Cnnn- '

£linn governlllent to give n full home­stead, conSisting of 160 aCI'os of , ;

Inncl .. i to ench hend of n fllmily thnt wil~' sett~o down, ns well ns tOo enl:h mnle, ovel'!., twenty-one, to Ilssist

• .., I J1 ' them WI L 1 moncy-ns settlcrs (11'0

at prosont nssistod-nnd to ndmit \. thclll, to . the snmo tcrms of ci vil lib-'

y I! ~ ) , ,. I-<1Irt""I\S n.ny settlcr. ' : ~

CANADA'S CAl\"NED MEAT.· , Whon nsked n. question In the co'ui-

mons rcgl\l'ding the pnucity uf " canned' men.t, contrn.cts"for ricn. given to CIlnl\dn, whoth!!I'" AmCl·icn.lls ,JIlLU:,

'OTTAWA TRAIN FATALITY. , Ottn.wa, April 1(3.-Fran~is· A: \,H ...... ' Cioilfu:UluIIClc!r. under COml1UU1U or

ham, of OttllWn. East, .forlTlCrlY wel'e engaged last the employ of the C.A.R: was ,1I1~h·tl confillgration on struck by a trn.in yesterday nnd cn.n. ,E. A dozen buildings, cei~'ed fn.tl11 injuries, from which he udi])!-\, wnt'ehouses and shops, died an hour'latel' at St.' Luke's hos- involved, and it provcd to be pita!. Graham, '\vho was nbout 44 of the biggest since the famous, years of nge, was walking a}ohg th~ Cripple Cn.te Fire of November, 18!J7. car trn.cks,· when the Cn.nn.dn. Atln.n- ':It bogan"in McQueen's mnuufnc­tic' train from Pembroke rounded t.he tory, ,l1nr1 lnpidly spread to the op-curve 'and struck and him pos!te: sid!! of the strcct. The Wi/lel

. fn.nned tho llnmes, and burning elU-down, the wh,eels ; pnssmg bers fell in, all directions. Three hun-part of his body, which l"M, dred .. fll.mnen I1nd forty engines were several feet nwn.y. The right --

,nen.rly ,sev"Cred, the skull nnd engagC!l1 in preventing th\! further , , . spI'diiti of the flames' owing tu the

,:ib~ I 'were fractur~~, nnd, the body danger that the Aldersgate stn;tion brUIsed -n.ll over. •. might cn.tch. 'rhe fln.mes were visible

" STA'l'ESMAc"l ASSASSINATED."

. .. MURDER 1:S SUSPECTED.

Toronto April 16.-The body of , .' Wm. Fowler, aged 1'~'" a 'rell kno~ farmer 'of York who disappeared lMt Octoher, waS found in' n. swamp yes-terday.' He. is belived, been mur'dered and his body' there.

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for' mn.ny miles. 'rhe guesls of the ~rl1nchester hotel, adjacent ~o the, Aldcrsgn.te station, hurriedly quittetl' the building. Alto-gethel' three In.rgc wn.rehouses on tHe south side of Aus­tralian 11,\"Cllue, two on the north

dc, and buildings on' both sides Of New Zealand avenue were' gutted. . • . , , , WILL DE MUCH FE'l'ED.

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SY,111P,TOMS' OF KImmy 'I'ROU-, ' DLE; IN THIS CASEl.

• Some \\SO 'hang olel- cJ.,othes on,

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T1:lEY NEVER F .AIIr-llr. S. M. 'ikiU8..hner, LlIJ:gton, writos: "For about two roors I WRll troubled with Inward Piles. but b)' Using PZll" melee's Pills, I was completely cUred and al· though fonr years \i no olapsed sineo i10n tho' havo not returned." ParmCleo's Pills are nnU· bilious and a specifio for tho CIll1!l of Liver and Kidney Comnlaints; DyspQl1;.m. CosUve .. oss, lIo..'\d:uihe. Pilos, otc.. and w,ll reg-uato tho so­crotionaand remove Ii¥ billons matter. '

",n~. Temple, the nrcl;bisho~ of Ca~­terbUr.\,. declares'that it is' not-n bad thing for boys to' fight occnslonnlly, pro ""idel~ .therl.\ Is' no feeling' of Ulnlice

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.. Is 'the Criticnl ,Age :in tho Life of nll

Littl~· Ones. , During the toe thing perIod gl'eat

cnre should be tnken of baby's'henlth '1'he little one ,sulTers grently;, the gums are hnrd nnd infiumed and any disordC'r • of the 5ton1ach or bowels . . "" ' mcreases the peevishness of the child

EVery about '. flower tubes, ench of which contains 'nn infinileshnal quan­tity:oC s\lgnr.· Dccs will 'oCtoD"vlslt, a, hundred different lleads oC cia \'01'

beforo retiring' to • tho hive. and'in OJ'der to "o,btain the, sugnr necessary for a load must, thereCore, thrust their tongues into about 6,000 dif­ferent .flowor., A bee' will make t~,;cn­ty trlP>l a day when tlle clover·pt\tch is. cOD\'Cnlent to tho hive, and',thus will draw' the sugar from 1!lO,200 ditTerent flowers' in tfle course cf n single ,day's work,

The.oo never was, and never wUl b& ,a nnlvcrsal pIlnacea, in one remedy, for all 1118 to which :ll.ceh is heir-the very nature of many CuratiVCII bcillIl such ,that' were the germs of and aitrerently Boated d~ BWIC8 the system of the patient-what one ill In would

We

and often fatal'results follow. Moth-I~~~:~!~~1'81~!: el"s greatest aid nt this' period is Daby's, ·Own. Tablets,-,-tlie 'surest, of all ,rellledies in curing th1l minor, a'iJ­ments of chiI'dreil. :Among"the llIany mothet's who testify to the -value these Tablets·is Mrs, R:"D."JnC'KJ'OI-'~' Glen Sutton, Que:, who' says: little baby sutTered much from teeth­ing and indigestion. I procured ,n box of Dnby~s,Own,Tablets'and it

wond.ers: in baby's' condition beHeve,'it saved my little

. : Lsincerely believe that many' n. 110111-e, is_ "sadden­

t,hi'o'tlrrli1: denth of n little one: joy DU:msSED MEATs..:-Deef, city dress- ,supreme if these 'rnblets

ed, 7 to 8c per pound;- country, lhc been used. I consider thenl under these prices;. veal, 8 to 9c; baby's best doctor and would not. be

wi thollt them', ' mutton, 8c; la.mbs, 8c; hogs, 7J,6c. P·OULTRY-Fresh ,killed chickens 11 Daby's Own Tablets when given

in accordance with the directions to 12J,6c per poul'!d, delivered here; prevent restlessness nnd nervousness ducks nnd geese; 10 to llc; and tur- ~ure simple fever, dinrr.hoea, con­keys, 12Jf.l to 14c, stiljation, colic nnd all stoninch ·'DUT'l'ER.:-Creamery'-Tliere is very trouble. Guaranteed to contain no little creamery to be bad as milk is opiate 01: other harmful drug.' Dy scnrce and, local factories nre only dissolving a Tnblet in water it can making' a very small' qunatity of be given with" absolute safety to the b'utter,'not e'nough for their regular very youngest baby. Sold by dl'ug-customers, Winnipeg buyers are pay- • or direct by mail, post pnid, ing 24c 'PCI' lb. net for their sup- 25 conts a' box, I:", addressing the pIles nt' present, ' " .' Williams' Medicine Co.', Drock-,

DUTl'ER-Dairy - Conditions nrc vil1e, On~, ' , not favorable to the production of __ c-___ -,.--,.,-,; ~\Llry Qutte,l' and there is, ver;y little Things we don't want arc given to coming in. Prices hnve not changed us to console us fo)' the lack .,f the, any this week.' Wholesale denlel's things 'we WIlI{t. are paying -22c 'per (pound, conllllis- .-'--"""---"""-"""-sion bnsis, for fine butter in tubs, If n man would secure .hi~ wife's bricks or prints; 10 to 18c fos ordin- iundiviidt'll ntte~tion all he Ims to do ary' qunlities, while" !lCconds nre is to talk in his sleep. worth 10 to' 12c per pound.

~, ".' CHEESE-Jobbers are getting

to 131hc' per, .pound for" yheese. St~cks -no-\\' 'in' hand' are' from Ontr . ., ario . . EGGg...c;.rie~eipts fell otT

Decnuse of'the poor qunJity of Rus­si,l.n p'.liroleum sUl,Jplied it, t:10 l: re­cian goyel'lllllent·has ordered irt' New YOJ'k 72u,OOO' gallons. '

~' .OR. A. W. 'CHASE'S nsC CATARRH CURE ... ~ , •

II sent diree,t te' the dlsease4 '. parts by the Improved Dlower.

---...~.,., Heals the ulcers, cleara tho air ~$::::!~;'. passages, stops droppings In the

throat and permananU,. cur .. Calarrb and Hay FevlOT. Blow ..

\ '11~~ free: All deitler.r, or Dr. A: W. Chase Medicine Co., Torom,o aDd BWfiilg.

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Any man who gets, in . on the ground fl 0 OJ' and stays there has no use for a fire escape.

, ' . Cholera morbus, crumps and kiudred com·

pluints unnunlly mnke their nppcuTllnce at tbo same time as the bot weather, green fruit, cu· cumbers, melons1otc'i Ilnd muny !;,orsons nre de· burred f. om eat UI\' t 'CEO tempt'ng fn1itB~ bnt the), ueed uot, abstaiu Is they hovo Dr • .I, D. I{ellogg's • D),sontery Cordirll, and tllko a few drops In water. It ceres the e,'amp lIud cholorll in It remllrkable munnor, lind is sure to check o\'ery disturbance of the bowels.

'Two people may be able to live ns chenply ns one, but it, depends on whethel' they~ are married or en­gaged ..

If n man cnn Jive alongside n pub­lic school for two years without los­ing his temper, the recording angel' censes to pay any nttention to his' . . actIOns.

Wise is the prophet' who\ does not. nllow his predictions ord.

AN OPEN IGTCFIEN. In order to- facilitnte dietetic

treatment Jor patients with scanty means nn 'open kitchen" hns been foumlml by charitable persons at Der-'

ably thl' fore part of' the : ... r:r.n,1r

prices ,\v,?nt::up in conscqilence. - De­sides n, good· local and ,eastern de­m'nnd the Ddtish Columbin trnde hns been taking ;'Wanitoba 'I!ggs' freely, and it takes a lot to supply. this' de­mand, For' n' while this week com­missiol1 houses ""ere getting 15c per dozen, commission basis, for fresh candled eggs; but as the ;fioods. which cnused the shortage ha\'o noW' su~ sided, nn'd are coming in ;mlore

DEATH OF A NOTED IDDCET. lin, anrl ~a.s already: a year of useful ",;;(l_,I exist1lnl'e' behind it. Portions, of

food nre obtained from' the"' ~"'C"'.".' ," .,. ' .. ' tchen" by'tickets, which nre

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fA 'd " , us. rnve '; qne car mixed Baker and ~vnl'a'n BARBED WIRE" which we

, , '--, - ' , . lire' disposing of at rock bottom price!!

" for· cash. Al~o one carload mixed hardware, id~ludin'g, li well .assorted

,. stock . of ,House and, Floor Paints, ~ ! ' , ,.

,Oil!!! Var~is~c;~.' . AIII;~~stiuei Muralo, Brushes, in facti all the necessaries for house cleaning.' AI!:\o washing, machines',' wi.-iilgers', Maxwell churnsj

• • etc., etc. ' Cai! and se'e our' cdmplete

. ",;tock at The R'atijwell Hardware Store . ,

f6i:lnd:.re!ple'te wi th sid-. ,

lath, Sterling imd 'window estimates fa!'

Broadway.