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TROtJSLES OJ and you c:-o elraH co oat :­C3uu ofthoaufl..:ric.t:>-oui:Q¢"'7 1 mUJt f?Jio...,. wl:"n Y"U ~.;~ pl~u .d vit~ ,,t;,tl, b :dacht>. ~>•ill• In t!:.l .1!1:-:lr.o~. nr t::.dr, B\IIOU'(lC.CJ Cr C.,u.:llpllt!:)~

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i.Lorat anb otf)ct lttms . ... ..._._.. ...,,_ -.:-~ . ~--"

_ .. fl<'l;~ or no dCll;-,"' l,c not tho whole q•:t•li'JIJ, Wh1•r(' lii lbt' l·e.st tweed for a

-' :-<J>rlus: Sull tu bo bad. lC In doubt eon­•nh .1. ,\: W. M .ADIOo\Zt1 Tho Ezpor' 'f .ulor• .uul Ot'nt'lll t'nruJtnor._

-Tut' dAY lut wul:lt. Oeorgo'•l>af­th•• f~lrOJI 'Alii I Ol Ens:land. •1:3tG~~ a t.o l )It rlo ~ngl,.nd'' was tho oh.l mot

lolt, 01intrv. 'l'bo ~~~• ot F.uglan h< • b;ul tlaelr'ilag llylng In bodor or tho d y.

-T.e.l\(t u~ tho.onlt-r for yonrSprlng ~uti, Wt~ will drtll.l yon In tho fatott ""II·. ul gl,·c " porftt<'l at: Clotlu.>• m· .. ,l~ 1 .. .- 111 tro nl.'ally flnlahN and wUI h<old !I.e lhl\po.-J . .t W. M.~DIIlA !'1'0 Tho 1-:xpcrt Tailor• add Oenl'a l~unal8h· rra.

- Mr. )ohn llcltat', who had beo'o In J-: u~:J:ul•l on a bu.lnou IUld plouuro trip, roturne<J hy thu S. R ;\lougollan, and arri~N hero on 'aturJay nlgbL Mr. ~I eltao loob w~ll attor hlstrlp. •

-"Tnt: Cn&.\.111 Olf J<•ASIIIO~.''­To 1eo thl'tn Ia lo boy them-lofen'a

• Whit.- nud.).i'anoy Yeati-$2.00 and $2-.Z u.eh. To be ll.)'lllhly.(lf't'<l.ed you ehould wear on.,.-J. 1't \V. l\l ~ol>IOA!(, Tho F.x port Tallort and Oeul 'a Fur­n llbcra.

• -ltlr. Jonathan Panon• Bear't (love one or oar oJclo•t oltlun,, had an aua~'k

• of lllneu tho ft rll or thl• Wet'lc. U'e bu .tuce lmprovl!ft ~rrutly, and will bo about a; ~ln nut \~eelc.

l''lohormen I bon•t tor;et rour Friend In '" ' 'I-Red CI'OI~ 'OIL 'J'be Ott .hu utalill.h('(l a namo ro~ l~t'lt, and II fho be" llnhnent on tho mukor. U. curM llll;rnur arhu 'I lid pllln" For...ule ovory. 1fhnc.-,\d\'.

-~lrt. ~~~·~r~l: t:urduu had • lot* on l\lollday fr11m .\lr. Oordon In Bcletoo. U c w111 tbcma;ellluF better aud woald u II()OU u tl•o Wrather became M&tled Ita,·~ for home.

TO CORI': A COLD IN ONB DAT ~h L\X.\TIYR DIWMO QUININE Tablet... A 11 dru;:alata ref Wid themoJM::r If Ill all • to l'ore. ,

w. X. <iron'• llrnalahll- eMia boa 2Soenta.

aa•l l t>h l doulot h im. LI..Col. K_,._w:m T ool,l4!1!1 o of Prloon." lin~~ nr tbh ll'<'tllrl!, bc•tb ablel\ud lntereallng.

lJOR.'>l:M F.~ .. lt£A D a'Ur& th,.\f'Uft'<l :\ll:->ARD'if L'r.'UIIIlft'

In mv oiehl• • tur o\ t'f r. yur1 aDCI eon­!!W~i 11 thl' , . J~n· Jn:~T for nor~elle.ti I c-An .(It, and would ~trongl7 ncom· tnt nd II t'l ell buu.,mcn.

o t:o. oouon. l .h ~'l" ,_,.1.\u, Cluoboc-, !~'I to 103 Ann St. ...

- )1\'•H•. ltynn llr<><. o f Trlnltv ha\' e latlllv Jhtroh•'~'l thto "'ell·knnwn llrltl1b brlgan4illll ltlthMd !~rt'aw·~. bltll~ at Carnarvon. Walt'•, t~fl<!l'lnlly for tbe <"Arrsln~ or ~lat~. "" \ ot the l)ellt old blr.c:k EngiS.h oak. t '&Jit. Oanl,.l t.'on­nolly, or Carbontar. "'Ill tall~ cnmmand o f the Richard UreuC"• for Mt~ua. ttya.n, and we wl1h blm proapMou• trip~ and 111)0(1 fortont". Capt. L.Colror~t hu taken rbarjfe of the aehr, Flora .\\'. SJ>ClrtT 10 Oil Uie vacano1 ea I'd by Capt.Conno\17 aoiDit In tho new orobue ot !lluna.

__.~ .... --ro.. -'l'hf. lul game In lbo lint round o r

lho Dllllard touramc>nt at the lnelltute room wu pla1t'd Wednelday nlg hL TM! lllllttbn durlnllbe weolt wue-W. J . !.)·ncb, !M-E. Bdrko (b) !WI F. Sullivan, 11'8-A. 0. Androwe:!T,O J. Mc Ru, 231-E. FariQDI (b) :n> N. Mnun 2rs-o. V. Travera !!:.0

Tho pairing off and handleappln« for the nut round le-J. A. TeMplel4n a~alnll T. 1 lanrllhaP, ICIU&rO; W. Ward o. V. 'l'ravon, 1qoare; A. 0. Mn~1 2'10 R. l lunn, ~~: IJ, 1:l. StevooiQnlk .::w, E. Paraona, i!OO; A. 0. Andrew1, ~ llax C'roo, ~~Paul Rl;g1 na !!:!I>, "E. Ou.rko 150;

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With tbe'New Year, new resolutions. Resolve to give u~ yollr order NOW f't(r' your Spriug and Summer trade.

Our· g~ are warianted of· solid leather and of work· ~anship unsutpassed for all pdes of work produced.

Be in good time with )'Our orders, and so ensure the stock in your hands ready far your customers' demands.

JANES, ·Man~ger.

IINCOft~ORATED 1832J

CAPITAL, RESERV~

The "'"";uua&ut

S3,000,000 FUND, . 55,2'50,000 - -

<;:orporations, Firms and Individuals .,Ucited.

i.euers of issued available in all parts of the world. Domestic and Foreign exchange bought and sold. Collections promptly accounted for.

· • Savings Department. Interest at three per cent.

BraDchea in /Harbor Grace, J. A. Templeton, ~ager. ~\St. John's. W. W. Watson, Jlanager. J .

FULL,.870CK8 OF WINTER CO~DS. ~PECIAL LINES OF- ·

Furniture ltattrasses Earthenware · Glassware Hardware

Lumber of aH kinda. <!_eneral Provisions BDd Store Goods:

A amall lot of Uf"'"The balance of olll'

oar window)·. oeenecl 'neltt week.

:.-......JOHN. G. M~.---· ... · BAR.&IIIS ! · BAI&AIB ! !

• As we d~ not intend to carry over our. Winter Stock ·of

Dry Goods, we offer she lot NOW at prices lower than such goods have ever been offetcd before. The stock just puo;hased from Mr. J. \V. Murphy (comprising Staple an<l Fancy' Goods) '''ill be sold cht!ap. as we had . them at a Bargain and will give customer's the benefit of their cheapness. •

We mean what we say about the prices of our Goods. We ask you to call and ,..atisfy yourself of the genuineness of the valve we give in Dry Goods. .

Business Stand-the shop lately occupied l>y Mr. J. W. Murphy in Roger;;o~ St~ne Block. Water St., l larbot' Grace.

'A. G. AND"REW$ & eOMP~Ng

R. D. Me Rae & Sons · IMPORTERS AND.-EXPORTERS.

Provisions, Groceries, Ca<:tiz Salt, Tar, Pitch,

· Fish.ery. ·supplies,. &c. ·· Beach l?remises, : B:~rbor. Grace.

.~BranCh Business at Grady, Labrador~

Personnlly Selected in t ndon Marke r., The Latest Styles of

Ladi~ ackets, Skirts, Blouses, &c. Full Lines of Men's Clothing, Boots, &c. Choice Lot of Ladies' FURS. . 'r!ir CALL AND INSPEC.T THE STOCK. PRICES

AND QUALITY ARE, SURE TO SUIT.

THOMAS ROSS. - Water Street . . G. E. STEVENSON, . ' ~~!!!!~!':!!!~~~~~=-===~~~ ... ~~~~=· - W"AT,EJR ST'REE.T, H"A"RaO'R G'R"AeE..-

w oe D G·Roc~IE~ A.Nn PRovrs·ro:Ns -~~HAS--

The Oldest Establish

MusicaiiNSTRUMENf· ~OUSt

AT J. J. HENNESSY'S.

TEA- A. specialty of all best. grades. Codfish, Ilerring, etc Fruit of all kinds . Green Groccn-ies tmd .Pr· duce l•f all kinds. Stationery or all kinds. Conft!ctionery, wholesnle & retail. H•rdware and Crockerywnre. Painl8 of tlll colours.

N<>-W EXISTENT JN NEWFOUNDLUD. .. Painttt; Oils, T<U>aeoo llnd Cignrettes of the best grades. ..,... -..,Nothing Shoddy kept. • Leather nnd Leali.Jerwnr.e. Currioge ond Osrt Bameee.

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PIANOS - AND - ORGANS p~lent m~dioinea: Pru88ion Oil alwa~s at hand. . · . I • .All m &wak u mflrk~p at lm~t prtcu. · Fiom the Beet M&nufuctu~rs in the World. ' · i ---- -- - ---- ~ - -

Leading Muiiciana arp OUT P .. t .. lln8. Tboy ahouM know. FOR SALE AT TRINlTY. I , ., re~~: Writu Ull A.~-.tweltt.._. •• ,

'- The Seboooer Imogene • t1e11 ~~~~nar•l or 'li tont, rebuilt, with I -~~~';t~~~":r

e .LJ ES~·E71, W"='Q"'t'\S. 140 WATER STREET: · -.iti4~· ...,..goodiuveulory, will bel ~:,."'; "'1~ '11 ~ \.:.J L.J Sl'. JOON'S. aold :1l 3. ba.r~nlu. / N.r~ll.' ,u ... twill lllllwlU

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SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS.

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PSY€BINE t. ... eeou•a.•......o

:J P&OFESSIO:-lAL CARD

C. ALFRED AMES, M~D, Office Hours--9 to 11 am.

-4 to 6 .p.m. • &.idence-Water Street, Harbor

Grace. (npp. A. Rotberford's).

JAMES D. MUNN, lJtalef'in &cJ &tak, Com~·

•ion AgMC, ~!lf'nMI', Aw-~ion.,r, etc •

. HaHor .flfflNI, - NMnff)~&ntlln,ul,

Jor S~e ar the "Standard" Dice. -!-

• Sundny School Cll.~s Book.s. Hymns for Oran~e Societies.

~~mplt.S supphed ttn requesL~ Also pnnted to order :

Slclt Bdelit Record. Book.und Orders.

M' ai'Ji3ge Certi fiC:ltes. W&Dlii&!DAT, March 6, 1907. Urs. E. J.· Vanckrbursh, o1 F.altenl •Boo. H . Gur be11ged leave to WeOaod aYeDue, & . c.~. Ont.

preeenl two pelHlnt:~e from lbe writa: "For &weoty-ooe :Ye~W I ·....,; realdeoi.Jl of Rook .Eiarbor. Tbey badly a.fflic:tecl with ~ trouble, nen· joeL asked tbl\t Rnok Harbor be ousn~ 4lld cnmpe In tho Umbe,,aJao made a Jlllrt or Cllll for lho s. 8. t .. itt hing of tbe mlllcle. and nerv~ Argyle. The second peliUoo uk· bc3dacbee. I became wta1c debill­ed for a sum nf' money to bulld a kited 'and emaciated. M,- ~Uoo

• breakwater. He also preteoted a ml!l di!t,_jllf, and 1 wu made ~ Mr. lrowr,ar will bo Ill Uarbor Grace retilion from the inhabitants of tbrough won)" and Jo. of lleep.

. BERTEAU&BO~~ Barrilters <! SolieitorB,

0Pl'lau-DcaK1foRTR 8TU&T1 ST. lORN'S. NFLD.

a bOut tbe !!l.cb 0 en~ month, and wUI Mortier a., wilb regard lo lbe ex· " I tried a hundred remediee In vafD be (~nod at tb bran• Kouee, Water port of firewood , goose grotll., rab- and, roading about Dr. Cbue'• N~

••· bile, elo. to St. Pierre. He knew Food, I odcdded to tty lt. Atw baviJl& m'f. a. . r I i L lb ' •-u· ( w '!d half a d08ell bo:u. of th1a pre~ ~Jt JllltbOt @tate ,jli1tanlJ&tlJ O a IW &jEll oe e OXpor ... On O tio.'l my old trouble had cmtlrely van-'

-~D- round woud , but did nol know o( bhed and 1 ..., cmjoylllf bette betllh <O~CIWTION BAY ~DVIIIRTJ8ER. any to prohibit tho export of tbe tll:Ul I bad tiooo sirlhood. I ' am now h printed and pnbllthod every J.' rlday other artlcloa. 1wt mlddlo uro and am in perieet J.Jtb. e.,..nlu~. al. tho 9rA'IfDAilD Omce1 V Ic· Mr. Ksr le begged 1o ~resent a 1 would n~ •-•·- _ _...,_ •- ... _ _ _ _. t 11rl~t ~~~ Harbor Gr.ae, by1.fnon « Oke. • 1 ( h ......, "uoue ..,.....y .... &0 :-tub>c:lt•llon tta•c..;.as;oo .,., annam ; lift II on rom Aura am eo too of bnck to my fonDel' .~tate ... $1..1!0 por hal t year; to fn,.Jgn anbeertb-l ' oe B.ttt'a Arm. aakio~ for the Dr. Chuit'• Nor-te Food ill~ "'' lli11 u•e.• will .,. ru.o. ' •mill! Pu m of 100 to budd a road popular • ith tbe - L.--·- o1 ··-

,\ th tr&l,h•g Rat~ cent. pe.r ftlcb · I • "- - •-l o r nr. t ln•~rllt•n 1 twen&y c.ata .,., !nell tn thttr d"fl hnp. A lao a petlUoo I geut lo aet.IOD and remarbble ftllltora.-f., f'IU'h ronUouaUon. 8peer.lratea for fr<'lll Jnbn Oockt r and others or the. t ive inB~; 50 oentaa box, e boxel rbree or m9ro montbL Tb• oomb4r of f'& 11Je ··laoo for a eum or ...... tA com lor n~ ., all .. _.__ Oft let ........

1••••"'"'• nr ~•ort1Mmnu mua bt ,. au .., • Ba&.. • 1..- ~---::--' o p / • '·> lh · adnrther • plete a road alrl!ady commebotcl, UD.t ·-

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DR WILI.U~IS' PISK PILLS II.AKf.: IUCII , Jtg iJ llb Al,.T.H­GLVlNG ru.ouo

• ery. When . steamer• dill placed eallins •eeeele tlley destroyed an lmmenn amount of subsidlar,.la, bor. Wu lt nol belt~r to have 1500 YeMels going to Labrador, with the work on their preparation, with 1600 dlethic\ crewe than have lba. whole indua\ry carried on by, 30, 40, 60 or 60 steamers with lhoee wh.o had bee,n proprietors if en· paed a\ all turned into s~nanle. To lhe amendment of the Hon. lllnbter of Marine and Fisheries a,a he had pereonally no objection ; be wu inclined \o t'Ote for n. The propoeition wu, he took it., \hal lt.eam •-1• would no\ be allowed \o &ah wilhln three miles of the Labrador up to a certain point. Be propoeed to •ote for the ~eolion &1lowlng lhe carrying of crewe ae ae he bad done in the p .. l, as there irere only four steamers engaged In the buaineu.

They went to the StraitB. Battle Harbor, Smokey and l'oruaviok ; of lheee only two were uaed for catch· log 6eb. The olbere only brought down crewe. Under then oiroum­efan~ be would vote for the bill .. amended and hoped it would . become law . •

·Mr. Morieon thought the bill bad evoked a moet interesting diay ouuion. Aa tbe leader of the 0~ poettiou wae abeeot., be asked tlia

6ret section which was not im-nt be paaeed, and there let the er eland our until Tu~day

next. Upon motion then l'Qile, re- · ported prosreu and asked teave to ell on Tueeday next.

The aecood reading or the Bill to amend lhe Lloenee Act was then moved.

Bon. Minieter or Juatioe said that the Bill 'wae an amendment or the Aol or iaet Je&r. It dealt en­tirely wilh the analysis or liquors aelud,_ where • eale wae illicitly carrlea on. Under the present pro· poeed Act \he cer\16cate or the U:edleal Heahb Officer tballlquor coot&loed more tb.n two per cent. ofaloohol wae to be taken u prima Cacle evidence agaioil the accused . When' the maUer came to the Com­mhtee stage be would have no ob­jeoUon to adopUog any improved method wblob might be auggesled.

Upon motion the Bill wile then read " second time and ordered to be Pent to a committe of the wbnlo on to-mClrro".

Arter eertllln notices of motion by the Hnn. MiollltPr of .Fml\nce and C'u~tom~ 1\nd Mr. Cubln, tho House adjourno\l until to-morro\\'

4 p.m. • - --is now elated that Mrs. Kdd.y. thfl Ohrl•\ia)l .Suient i~t . bft• h""" l'lllld r .. r )'l'trll, hu. .. • th t• mon•lY in her 11""'''• lu<t iu•taa • i .,. Crieo¥ llfl) kt .. piq; lltt· I!Ju,h· r

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MOMOO~OoOH~ . A Ne-:!1 0Tle3.111 ·woman was thin. 0

, A PROGRESSIVE CONCERN.

A Qu.nTER Ctun{Jav'a Srunv P.ao­GILIN !'fl.a&•D BY Alf hiPOR·

'1'4KI' MILi$0xa

.. It waa aot pouibte· that Be abould - be ho!Ciaa of death"; and L\R'I'a S'.l8 rra E...-o. ·The Re .. urTeetion of Cbriat i.__Ule faU g iQCy of the eua that P"· dawn to , the earth in the Iacaraatloa. It re­veals the complete triumph of the lire that wall fettered wlth mortal fl.eeh in Bethlehem's muger. Jcaaa uow ataada among aa la Bi• ri8ea power: and Be apeab worda· of cllecr aad life to the eorro1rinc ,.ad the dyi.ng. In Blm there Ia hope for Cllt!rJ one. Death but reYeala

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• # Beta\ue she did not e:d:ract SQ.fficient 0 nourishmept from her food. , · \ .g, Sbe took,.Scott• .s-, J!;mul.siQn. J · ! Result: 0

;, She ~ed a pound a,. ~ m -y,~:.J t AU. DRliGClSTSa 5ltt. AND ,1. •

. ~00+0+~00+0+ . • ·rut: S!Oj:\J... I'Jo! t'R;;:---r \\:h~~ u~n 'nea the raUb of

n01t,Fcn the orea•;-;;;11 the- ~,leT, • l;ctme in the . au ruatural La tbe llcn•rl'n 111,..·1. c:l<>thlc~ nn~rt!& I"Y Platemen\ thAt \ ~e tblllgft an f11,..~~~~d 11.,n1., •ncJ •wt'~p• ' th petrel, cosrRAa\' T:-1'··'-''• d tbat \hla Ia Rt'fntc) ch~ '"""· 1 ,,r.,ro the l' nu•- t1m110:111iblo 10 a 'I'Or of law unl-Jiorhln ,(~r an<lm•d torcbodl . ~ versai. It ia a law o human tluh ~""-·he llout<~ tbe bl:~ek f CUI·wate r: that il mua\ dh•, how ~eo oould No~~o laul11bt1 I oro \_loe c:lond·rank,, tb~ borly of JflaUII rile ' a · deaLbleta~ llurllu~;.nn Uwmnrtc~ •leR••ll . ' · d ? 1'b B' bl • 1 ('rfe~ or wu '"'d INnr.-.. r m11dne~~r, uO Y 8 ' · It DOo .on Y pro'ftl <.'rl~ ot ra,;:u and (\ hiiC~·holp~~ .. ron, lry lllJ rnlli'ID8r Of evldenc.,, dirrcl •\nd blv h ~train» o r tr.Jo'l'lnpli bnlllo and circumstaotlal, that Jeaut did l P'f•trd lhrongh hi• •tor m·bc1rn c:rylog. • t \it l lhi lth th II ark II~ ' '"'·'nine; ::uiiiiAmnntl him, !'tee.\l!n l eul,!>plobr 1\ l' a "th HLY' 111\l'k tl·elr •hvdd~rln:; (',all& ot lo~ror I e AT IDg ru u, • 'wu e 0 . ,\ I hi~ fc::~rful ll~;hlln!l pa·:~n . THI);O POI!!!lDLE. It waa not &be 1-'aln . t r.ln tbey aro to t~lnk and, b ldo breaking of law tau~ an expreaalon Fnr tt~t':.'w t ho r~-h and wlldDC'ril or ~t'l hight'l!l IClslflvemeot. Ita moe' ' ''' ' ' " 1" '"~~'~ olark on<t •tulut PERFECT FULFIL~ENT. "I& In th·' ~ncrntd oct~:>n aheltor, • was noL pouible that He ehowd be \\"lotte 1 "·' fr•ll«'ll ~111, tho pooguln, b ld ( • n II lilt , aud tlhlrcr«. W<'nkly yearnlrw 0 eo o ,lt. Jo'or tbf' rook~ to f111Jnnd hldo blrn. nur rhr ouo rret> 1111ul, the petrel, Vtruotl ••rtharrn«< a l)Uve tho cbaOt', Ot•\' \\ f:l\ tUII:~l', .. 1\DI!h \\lth r•gln~, \\'hill! rn e d"rlwo -.,~=;rowing blackor, J hUIIU t t~' ' ' tlao •~•·linn,~: mouotalnt. 1\ nolth<.' IOJ>III<Wt,O\'f.'f madder, J.c:.p and rTlhh ln rrcnzh:cl lougbtc r, TOto~ rhtlr <'l:l.r•e. a.~ to welcome l'rn•b nt.d hurrlc•uc and llghtnluo;.

Ll• teu I • tho rollin!) whlrR\•Jnd, Strhlujl fur lbt: f<'A • upr~ln '! :'-:<)\\ ho !;,,,..,,.,..lth re~;~ tltan•o..... \hh• , . ._., •hrltll-do~; ht'll o f wate r, D3•hluq It upou lhe•en·r"¢kf , Wb ... rc II •lulu with osun·:ut moaulog In ArriiYI.' ot turrul wltneu.

Ant! the pl)lrclln tho cloud belcbt•, The unt~ rival o r rbe ll!flHnlnfl, , otteri d l»\• b ill @phmclld c ry ing, Dra\Tilllo from I he \·ery dao11cr l ' '!;G ..n-J 'YIJI IO cry rorc' cr.

ro bo'a iAuJtbln~t like a dumon, 1. o "goo or all t he tempe.111, J u~;bh• IC, callln~:, er.rl nl_I',I!ObbloJ;',

t th01 cloud" tbeutrlve to \•ell hlin. l.:~u~tcr mln~;lcll' 'f\•ltb bla eobblog, At l<torm·wlnd'a fn tllo aol(er. Uc lho omoo, vdly, aubllo, Uo ba• IODj: hurd weaker • l nglng. &methiOJ( tclll! him no t fo rever ·au I he l;IOriCUIIUD be blddoo,

.:-.-or rorovc:r, not forever.

~unbng t\rabin~.

CflRrSTiltESURREcTION IN· E\'ITABL~.

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'rhe tnought .,r E11ater is not mer~ly for ono d!lJ or for one week. ll iP 1 e•enoial fur t hoa:~ tha& know tbo ''J''J"'~'t of Chrls1'" Resurrec· tion: · ll \;'·' lh lhougb& that lay

• al tb1.1 • •not c.f Pt>te1 '<~ bope for tbe coming of tl.o Holy Spirit Ilia tbe ttutb-up;~niTbieh nEIST&Clratn's PRO~II~P ol the ~ift or the Spirit. Tho j!I CJriou~ hn ptism of Pentecoat wae the out omo or the Reeurrec· Uon ; 11nd u ~e hope for a pente­Cf'!Btsl Me.~int, 110 we murot cberhth the truth of Cbrlet'11 Reaurreotloa. The J tJifP dill not uodentand &hla, but Pettr uplalced U "Jeeu11 or N ftrrtftlthwt. alaln, Whom God because it II'U ooL J)OIIIlt,Jellu'* ebould be holden we all an wllloe .... rlJh& hand haYin(r PII'IIYII011all

promite hath ah"ed •eeud HoOH of lbat God l eeue l.nrd IDd Mathtllf>n bu " &Pter morolng wu &he II'&Jlh•••'• •u•li lllr amen to the work JPJ~u•.''

\\'., d-> · oo& nf'ed to examine the '·idl'o•·•l in fa•or of the Reltorreo­

tion .,f {'bTi~~ \Ve )10ft ll&lu•;va I t'. if v.u l11•liHe the Bible. We do ~eli~v~ Tiltt }lOwer or the Bible an C\'en• 11~e ie ita beaL eYidenoe. Thf> Hr ti ·h \\'Fokly h118 well aald, "TIHlPt \vl.o kuow lhe power of Chris~'t' te urnclion build on ada­mant II al ca1;uot be Pbalten." Tbe ep~ciul pt,a~~ of thla truth to be C!On~idHPo l in tbia~ nrlicle is lhlll tbe~RI-~UURE('TlON or Cbrie\ waa._I t\ !<.\' l.'r A UI.E. •· U WM nol poml..l ' that He ebould be holden of deBth." ..

. We have io thi' tluc.tberinalance In which the ~ble Joolca at things frorn the opposite 11tandpoiot from tbaL of the worlrll:r-wiee · and it Ia simply Goo's WJSDOlr rn AOAI:-IS'l' THE WORLD'S. WI8P,'l lJ , You IIOtl! WI!JII Ob Oppe wbioh W&llCCepl. Som11 l•l-d4y bo11 in hy eay.io~r that tho R~>t orrection of Cbriel wu im­Jt;(I!~Jiblo, 1\0 all mirnclte are impoa­s•hl_t~; •nd rlu n they try to ex­pl .. an : ww thA Uihle r~tAtementa. OtLor~ won.! or if it was ru lly poa­·•h'• r .• r I {; I of) • I' ' CtoriAt tn riee 1." n· r.ti•' " 10 • er. un i••spl red ... • r. ll•p l rt•ol vreaobllr, J•t•· .. ,· 11 • l1i,. t, .. ~t ~t~nm•n, .,bich Gwl <lpprnveu by tho oon\'f'rslon of • .,II )r ) • IIII I A 1 110d by th~t tongue& •·f fit•• • ••·I tb.l\ gift of tongues \\ r (.~ J \ f ! l'tlk in· ~ 1 ) p,.tp,, Hi • ti;,mse \ftl& J,.!lu Cbriat .tod II .C'Ii Ll, .. Wbocn God rlllsed •• • ••· .• ·" t II' tt.e psngd of ·•• 1 ••• .1-~ i~ "'ns oo~ t>o·alble thul IJ'n ·~ould be holden or 1~.11

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There IUt biola or lhie truth lo other parta of tbe llible: Pe&er q11otee tbe 16th Paalm, to teach tha' 1~.wu no& poaelbJe · Cor the Hol7 One to 11ee corropUon. When l•ua oleaoaed theTempletbeleweuked Him for " "ai~n." The "also" ((lven iha t,be reaurrection In" tbree dayP." (J~n 2:1Ul.) I\ wu ' > SION" O'F A OHSR LAW than lbe 1ewa lcne", d a higher Jaw than some IIC~en Ill kon,r to-day. To Martha BC aaid, "lam the Reaur· recti on.... When Job a and Peter CD• teced tbt~JoCmpty tomb "tbey dld not know tbat Be MUST RJSE again from 'the d~lld." Tbe Greek ia em­phatic, "it waa aeco!uarf' (dei). 1t was nec:eaaarJ" not merely becauae it was propheaied. but from the ' 'cry nature or the caae. • •lt waa ~:~.ot pouible that Be eboald be holden of it."

... Jeaua Chmt waa ~RIWCT

EMBODIMENT of ~IF . "I am the life. •· Tbe Goepel ac ing to St. John is full of this truth that Chris t is " lbe lire." Be etood for perfect life of body and of eoul AI such He could not JX18:8ibly be aub-

l' ec:t to decay. As " 'the prince of ife," the autbor of life, •· Be muet

triumph over death e.ven in Hia body: So to speak~ He allowed death to put his foot upon Bla ueck for three da,-.. but Hia body 1aw ao corrapUoa, no begiaaiDK of decay: and 1t aroAe wi th a higher life. Though atilt beariug the IIC3.f'a of ita cruel treatment. ~t it became 50 immaterial that !t could paee through closed d«'bra. Jeaua uow had eomplete away oter tlurbod{, ao that Be co~ at aay haataa be wberenr Be wiabcd. If Bla body had aot riaet~, Be could aot baYO been the death of death but now " death ~tb no more onr Him,'' eYeD ia Bill e&Jl pat-perfect COiltlid~UICII .. ua·..,~c ..... teed ,,

_,. ... _. Chriatt ;1~t==~~ bniUIIlt Ufe a

lf the the tomb or lt. tbea mea

woulcl be paralyaed lq •plrit by the thoucht t&at lllo bad died and eeea corruption. The body of ' tb!l &oly One bad become otfeaaiYe. The perfec:& life had aenr reconred from tb4 mortal 'lltound gino by death. Thea it would be dark indeed : and man would die in hi• ains and bia aaredeemed mortalit7. Guy Thorne waa ri~rbt ia picturrug the reault upon C&ri1tendorn ir all lost faith ill the Reaarrec:tioa of Christ. Law· leaaaeu and immorality would epeedilycorraptand d~etroy aociet1. But now "ia Chriat rieen. '' and Rta word a are .. apirit ud they are life. ' '

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Effective Cure for Coughs and Colds

l>r. Chuo11 Syrup ol I.iDiecd a.nd Tur­pentine is Cr.r more thAD a cough rem· cdy. U C!lp'el the cold u wellulooaen· \ng and eaaing the coup. n taka. the pU.ns out. of .tbe booee, at~d reacbtw tho very llellt of dlleuo when there is pain and lis;htn.- in the ebcit. It would oot. be too mueh to a y ~t Dr. Chuo'a Syrup Linaecd IUid Tuwentinc bu ave<~ thoue­c.nd.8 of pcopl9 from poeumoaia lind COO•

trumption. Tbero ' lt o~ ,;, '~ or hamk~ in C:uut.d4 wbem thl• WnOIU frunUy tl'l':Hnlt>ot is 'not recogni~ u a

· most unu.iually cll'eetlve cure for eroup, broneh:iti.s, astbmn, cougbs IUid ooldt.

Ml'IJ. R. D. Turner, Broadview, N.W.T., mitee:-11We hive 110\'i!O children ll!ld havo U50d Dr. C~a Syrup or LitlleCd Md ~tino for every ooo of them and With good naulta. We gel. four botUea at a t ime a.od lind It a good ntmedyto break up eol•l on tbo too~"

Dl'. Cbue'a Syrup or Llnaocd and Tu.,. pentino, 25 oenta a. bottle, ram!l.y mo

100 CCAt.l, at all dealm, or Ji4ma!IIOII, • &tea 6 Qo., T~ •

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·the pc:dectoes• of Bia During the eleje of ~~ ... ~~JiJOt.

Rua11iaa .. ben bllrie!d billalde aear tlte dt7

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tlble, ~~·J:.~lf!_1i~t!9 caa•R wa. ~ait..a lmJ~~~ bbiiWI leah that Own ahould tee cot1'D~~Iio ChrlaHiwaya rOM wueflSI temptatloa. ao Bt. auaat riee from beaeatb tbe waters of dcatb. Do made ftnh Ht. OWD'for tbia nry p1II'JIOee.

·that Be mlrht make awa fmiiiOrtal and iacorraptible. bolla Ja boclf uad in eoul; aacf tbu Be wollld become the bop& ol allmortala. ' ll't'iq uad Ufe.rt•lar Suiour. Bba.li&d wrecllecl morfalle&b Ia tbe ant Adami bat Ia lbe Second Adaar. God ID&IIlf•t in the-tleab, we tee..ortalleah re­stored and ezalted. Cbriat. " waa RA181!:D UP 'l'DOUO. nil GLQIIT 0 ... TBE FATBU." "becaue It waa a6t RQAible \hat Be aboald be holden -f iJeath." . l

The ReaurTeetloa ICeiiO abowa with what usa A1fD oauii'&Ju.. TIOM Chri1t barst the boacla of death, aa the Uly, wbea lta appoint· ed time ia come, bursta the bu(l aacl o_pea~ into beauty. . Aa aooa aa bme permitted Chrlat ceuecl tore. atraia Bimaelf. and detltb. fled for­enr from · Bla praeace, aa :c!eep aleop la cut otf wbea one awakeS. "It waa aot ~le that Be alioald be holden of it."(

Thill beautiful tratb ia not · aa abatnact tboarbt. or --·--.·-_· eYeat. a joy to tboae but It Ia prjctlc:al, e'ltry bamua Ufe. uaderllca tbe reaarrec:tlon of uadoerllea our owa 'marrectioa; with boaaclia~ heart we kaow that we aball tee the raarrectioll and be a P,.aTOI' ITS OLOaJ8DBLIJ'L "fiow 18 CHRIST RIS&N, the I'DtBT·

oy them .tbat;.lleep" Ia

We llln'e -~ only t..o aaneat tbo!l~"bta aaoD~ Uaea. •'Lllro aa Cbtl8t was r&iNcl from the dead ~n the ~loft of tbe 'hther: ao we dii; qhl wilk Ia aeWDC~e of life." If we are to haft aewaeaa of lllftll-IU'e. i' maat be b7 Ylrtae of the C:briaf.llfe Jmplaaf.ed Ia a. • • Be tllat bath the- bath life... It .. 110arialaed by~ aacl worked oat lD oar immortal character. Cbriat la ufa Ql the hope of rlotJ" : &ad there t• DO Other laope. tban tb&! .. power of Bla Reaarrictloa." The other tboaDt 18 tbla. that aa \be body of Chn•t coald aot be holdea of death,~ thoae that li.e Bta Ufe caaaot " 6o boklea of lt." T~ aool&8 o• c.aaft'IAJCS. .. 6elatr ualtcd to Cbriat. reat in tbolr fra'IH until the reeurrectloa." Our boclln cannot periab permaaeaUy, bat "death shall be awal.lowecl ap of life.'' "If we hue become aaited with Him Ia the likeneaa of Bi1 dealb, we shall be alao la the like· ncaa of Bia reaurrec:tioa." " Be ahall faabion anew the bodt of our humiliation. that it may be con· formed to the body of,Bla glory. • " When thia corntptible aball have put on incorruption, and tbla mortal •hall hue put oa immortality, thea ebp.ll come to paaa the aayiar that ia written. Death le •wallowed ap ia Yictory." "Thaoka be to G·od, Who Kl•eth ue the Yic:t~ry throarb our Lord Jeaua Christ." o. Wb:v be atralcL.otdeatb,u tboaJb.yoar

hta."were breath? Death bu& aoolall )'oar ey• with

olay. O••~ earpriMI Wby tbCIU.Id 7011 be forlorn f l)fatb

ool)' bueu Urt ooro; Wby ebould yo11 ,..,. to meet tbe

lbe tbrMbtr ot the wbMU Je sleep a tblJII to dread f Yet eleep­

lng you are dtld 'J'IR JOU awake Ad rile, bere, or be­

yond lbe ald ... \Vby -boald U;be a wteneh lo lea••

your wooden btoob T · Wby nnt will\ beppy ahout roo bomo

wheo 10b00l11 UU I f'' S L. Audr• w·,.: M.tnl't=, ~rbtlr Gta\:'-•

April'f8. 1907.

- - -WftYllt-;AUT\' FADES. Real hoauty It raro. H belon111 lo per­

fe<>t health. Jan u 100n 1.1 the bfood get• thin and watery aod the aer•• bt­e.om& elfhiUIIC!d beauty fad~ wrlnkloa abo\\' tbemMlv-. the g low ot bealtb dl•appear" ud beaalJ eurv" «lfo placo to lcaoocQ and aualct -on t;u.• llt:'~ l"11a•.: Jo'oou, the ~rrea t blond bui'IUer Bnd uen·e rutnrallYf', II w ... mllP't~ll'ri"alut bltaloc frum youth t .. old qe.. A rew •••II• nH ut til II &rtat· m~tofwlll do wooden tor arrt wom111 •ho It pale, thla1 wnk llD4 lltrYOG ..

41ela pro•e&bla. open &o &he lna,[leotllotlrof ~-

Dr, MORSE'S Root Pills-

Aepq the other popDlar aod Yery nloable praparaUona po' up ~JOt. T. A. Slooum, Limited, are Slnoom'.a celebrated CoLnJ'OOTa BxraOTOaAJCT, OxoMULtUOlf, Da. JIMT'a KIDllaY Pn.u, aod 0JCOI&L1 .. Tbeae, qe&her wlLb a number ui o'ber remedlee which they manu· Cacdore. make the laraea& and bea& line or proprie&ar,- D1edlcloee in Canada.

Since the electric chair waa first ae\ up Ia Slog dtlog up to tbe pre· aen& Ume, fifty·four meb and out~ woman have b .. o electrocuted -lherelo.

Dr. Morse's­Indian Root

l'be omcee aod laborator, or the Oompaoyat 179 Elol 8&. Weetl To rooto, are DOW OJd81JOIDg retOD• atrootlon and enlargement to meeL the raplllly1rowlog bueio818. They haYe erfotecllo Iron& or &belr pre· mlaee ~e or the larseat &JI1f"'band· 10mt1' eleotrlo algD.IIlD Can alia.

Thelr manoraolurlug plant le moat modem aud complete. Ooe or ita rea&ort~ Ia an automatlo bot­)1111R--~:II&elbllllt &hat "ill fill 6,000

Pnoarn per day. TheJ haYe alao the &oee& eleotrlo emul· elf1log plan& oo &be. oootioen& cap­able of tumlo~ out ooe _groea per hour of Cod Lher Oil Emulsion. Tbla Ia a powerful · machine for aeparatlng aod reduolog the globu· l• or the oilloto the moa\ mloute partloleaao &ha& lL oao be readily illlmilateci by the moat delicate l&omaoh.

The eoterpriae Company Ia lhowo fn the they are uatemaUoally dlatrlbutlog free iiamplea or &heir remedt,. in many Iars• oentrea, be&ween fifly,and one hundred lhouaand bonlee being ctlatriboted lo Toz;ooto alone.

Tbe Company baa authorized ua' to aay &bat any persona sending , &heir name and addre11, whh &bill atlcle clipped .rrom this paper, mentiooiDR the name o( thla paper, aod the nato~'\. or their trouble! will reoelte by &be return mall a arge l&m))le boUle or P8YOBilUI: absolute· l7 free or charge. Tbla Ia an excel· leo' opportoolly to teet a valuable medicine, and w, would advise those or our readers who are eufJer· lo* (rom tbroa~ Juog or ll&nmiJ)b iroobl~a l•• avail themeelvea of thle C1ft'er. The Com pany1s adlfrf'a8 la : Dr. T. A Slooum, Limited, 119 King St. Weat, Toronto.

Can't W-ash Them Out

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A man, of Eden, ~exu, bas raised three \urkeyr, which together lipped the eoalee, wht~n weighed the other day, at o~e hundred and fifteen pounda. !

NO PQISON Cbemiata' analnia, the test of

time and the experience of moth· en have proved that tbue ia nothing ln any w-,v lnju.rioWJ in

Chamberlain's CoqhRemedy

It ma,y be giveg to tho anu~ll· eat ebfld with perf~t conlldenec. For coughs. col& aod croup there ia nothing better.

Guv Tanner, •alxt.een 7eara old, of Waterbury, Cooneot.iout, died recently from nicotine poisoning\ afler amok log a pipe tbat .hle grand · flltber, who ia nineLy years old, bad ~rooked since be "'¥ aixteen. :

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on Naturh plan. Colds are quickly cured by it: and all

No oth~r method or bQme d :tel og danger from pneumonia is avoid· enr dnlaed gina colore ooe half ed. It toose115 the couglr, re-eo faat. brilliant. •nd bandeome al lievea the Junge, opens the secre-DIAMOND DYES • d th t

Eaob or the fiftv colorA of DIA· lions an restores e system 0

~OND DYEs glvi- full, hright 11 t d ~a·h•ea.lth•llliy .. con~d!itJ!'on.~,--.. ,. (aebiooable abade~ t lH•l st r 1111 ••In· I 11gb\ will oo4 fade Dl•r eoav·u!l~t There iti ttaid to be a ami-suicide waeb out.. two thiu11:11 tha ar .. '"It bureau ia New Yor~ tha~ save& &rue or lhe adoher• tert and fl••m· fr'nm fldf.de~~tructioa mea and wcr m"D dy,.IIIIOld hy eomtt ml'n:ht10l." men at tbe·rateof ~lf·dOKU 0. day, for the u lre or I •I'JIII pro6U! •·r more than twice the number in

When tmylDI( d ' O• r .• r h •me nnl Ne~ Yurk or lholle that actua_Jly oring wllrk, l'llfl th t , ur w~~ro'• l'u •c•rle-900 n year. ... t t•"t"'" , "" n r .\. \II)N n DYE'-!. I dy• 11. lu tl-ot • · •• "' • It •

Ir > ··ur u u•r,·IJ• t ' , .. ll• tl •

llpeOIILit:OlOI ul DIA IONJ) ny~..; write t•• ua for t t:rem. t4htl lug " h"1 ruateril'l yoii wi~b to color-aU , woot_..allk, QQUOn ot mbct>d lliiO<I>~ ' Price for rtll ooll'ril or IHA~IONI> DYF'..S, '"" ot>nlf! 8R•·h. 1

For a Seyere SpraiD, applj

CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN .BA·LM·

T l1111 "'~""' """' " "' ,J r " I to the Injured~ rubbing it lU•Y 1\-lth •. ... n...... .. .. II ,. vla'oroualy at each applic:atlon lo"<ll 1,.1 t I ,)'4 II I ' aria• etU'8 ifiU r.auJt ln ono-(ur ""l.o..f \\ e .• .11. t< .u.t..:au •• C . Wrcllela dme tban AllY other Llmhed, Montreal. 1 ... tnalllliiti_ilaUMa1ill . ._woalcl __ nqulN._tlllll __ ll.l

John's ·Marble ··Works •

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Monuments, Headstones, Tablets ·.

·and .s-rrch like Work oan be auH-od by nddreuiog the Proprietor or t~e Above-named Works.

ra:J"Outpo~t. letters ot enquiry promptly answered, eeti· mates of pri ce11 and styles furnished, and sn.tiflfaction a'isurod to oustbmers

J. MoiNTYRE, Proprietor_

·a. U A R ·o IAN· W.S. Goodwin, D.D.S. FIRE AND LIFE Graduate of! Pbiladelphia

Dental College and Hos· pitnl of Oral Surgery . ..... ~!lsnran,ce ®a' n.

IDWTED.l • Office j n residence-Water Strut, OF LONDON. JJc4door to t~e Bank.

• :~uaac!JuuJ> eAPtT.U.... !!,000,0011 Sljt Teetlt extracted abtl<llutely .wlU.a~ 'l'orALilrv~ Fm.06 ur- out pa}n by.usc or vitalized 11i r or

WA.Bl>t! OJ' • .,,.,,,_ ........ 2,760,0()0 S{g pcrfect~aneatbctic. l.IOIVAL't.coau; Ol'W10SOP 860,0005&s i ==w:::====::;::=:=====

Cfbo GUARDIAN being a first.-dau ., 1• : E 1..:......1 R !ngllah :tnaunnce O:lmf'follY, offer• :ill • L...: ~ ' lboe~ adn.alageamoetdeaiu hlo toln· · ""entlst, roren, 'fb., 1111doubted atabllity,!aT91', ~ •ble Lerma and .promp~ aetUemeut Ga I Dmal PfU"lm« mad RuidQ\te-

The U"ndersl ed hadn1~ J>ooua1.. Oppo&ite T . M Murtlo & Co e. sbup llahna (or IOU, e 1 I

ckllnlAK\ A.gea&.a ew!oW!illand &re WA.TERSTREEX. St. J0B.N'8. orE'pued to lune PoUolevag,Jnat It».._ 1

b~ Fire. · . T. <\ M. \VIN'l'EB,Bt.1ohD,.. JO'"Exclul!ive right to WI~ the

"B'moua Hale Method oC Pain.leea DenUany in St. Jobn'a and Harbor Qrace.-..

A. G. MUNN,l!.a.Do.a G~, W. 'IL BOTT,Su!S-.A"enl, ~- ..

27 JUII p:paialce hu mabkd us to OriDr out a HANDSOME, SYMMETRICAL aad ~~TPR~.~rm~ maR-up an the aooc1 polots fouad. oo &f&b cr*' machlaca aad others that are acluslvdy

· 'WHI'FE-fOf IDstaoct, our • TENSION /NDI- • c.tTOR. a dcvb that abcrtn the tcmioa a1 a rhaa, a.ad we have others that ·~to cart· ful hFs. ~ Hack b&vc Autom1tk Uft aol flcMilllu1 SwU Fraat, Goldm Oak

\ 'Wookwark. Vlbrator MIIRotuyS&attJe $yk .,.,: 4U;'I llLt OAKT H. T. OATALOOUU OIVI P'ULL PARTIOUURI, "RU.. ' '

rrffiTE SEWING .MACIIINI:. CO. ~ 0. . ~~.§ "'

JOHN OA.SEY. Airent tor J:iarbor Orace,

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RYAN .-=--.:·~TRINITY, NJ'LD. ~

GENERA~ MERqHA.NTS.

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' importel'l o~ritisb, American, Canadian, French and Gerrpan

Dry Goads, Provl,lo.as, Orocarles. panlware,Leatberware . '

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Codf~, Cod OU, Codllrer 011, hlmo~, fle ng, Lob,te..,. BRA~C ,EsTABLJSrtat&STS AT

BONAVISTA, KING'& Q,OVE, ELLISTON, G. . 7

.. And the following STATI~NS .oN LAlUtAOOJt-

BATTEAU, S UR., ORLEANS, HA

FISHING OUT.ilTS Supplied at aU the above Es~biishments..

/ HIGl:JEST PRICES Pl\10 for all kinds of .... n, ...... _

.FitiDAY, APRlt.1», UIOi. ""' *

-AN btPE;Rl.U. PoLtcv.-lt ia weLl koowu that Canada bat {or 1eara atimulated for {latriotic rea.one tbroa~b a preferential tariff the im· portation ofBritiah Jr()OdL Through a convention witii the Mutbcr Laod, new~per .. magazine~ etc., bas been added to the hat of Britiah-favored thing.. The poat· age on tbeae baa beefl\ reduced from the rates of. 8 ;;!nta pee_ lb. to 2 cent-. whether eent bJ publiabera or individuals. She bas aleo a,greed to pay the cost of transmiu1on ot Britiah mail a. T.he c~arge for mail transportafion w1ll cost ber $25,000 to$30.000a JCar. As regards news·

• papera and other periodicals. we ould inake a similar arrangement itb the BriHsh Goterament. If c Brltiih pub lis hera will back up eae coocea&ions to them by can·

. UfiD~ Cor their perioclicala. a ~ood deal'will be done tbroogh tbe csrco· latioo of British literature to keep the Colonie.a in touch with Old Country afta.ira, aod thu1 tend to prevonl the ties of the Empire {rom beiotr further unkoitted.

The Agricultural Societ1 here made a moYe lut week lo ~eeure the oec:euary •lguaturea to a petition to ba't'e tbe dop exterminated and the ledi9D of the district £tom the Pipe Track Road to Keefe's GroYe p roclllimed as a prohibited ou for doga. The aoc:ietJ' obtained the ~~emcea of two dtiaeas to get the petlltoa. siped.

Thl• ac:yoa of tb.e Soclety brought about a eotutter:mot'e by iboH c:ltl· aeu wlao d9P aed otben wboei are (or tbeiiC-aal· malL · a of

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• .,_.~ ..... ko4/ .. ~ ........ t W'Anted A yoon~ m:tn f?r the l -u ' Dry Cood1> bu&Ulelll.

idYou Hea That a 'Tea Alent was in towu d11liDg the week P There waa. and he visited

Oae with 2 or ·3 yc-:ars· ~xpericncc preferrtcJ : al110. a t:a~ob b .. y.

Appl1 in own hnndwrit111g. . Addre•"-

X. Y. z .. STA)IO.\IlD Office.

P. E ~ 0 NEWfOUNDLAND . CO MPANY.

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ALWAYS BIIIBMBER: No orde~ too large and Lone

too small for ua to handle.

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" BE E . BRAND" TEAS Are. Packed in the GARDENS OF CEYLON, r­

Ioto Sealed . Leld Packeq, Tbu.s

GUARANTEEING ABSO:LUTE PUIUTY.

_.Sold Everywhere.

-There are about 240 dop with· in the area from Baonermaa Lake road to 'Keefe'a GroYe.

-Dcmc for~tat tbe Nelaon CJub'a IIIIa" Reunion In lbe Acade1J17 Ball Wf'Cig ... da7 next, .. ._,. 1-1. . A. very anjoya~la lima 1.1 In store for lhOM lfho attend. Songe will be oont.rtbotad by ltlldlDJ vocalJits. Danolng will ~In stun.

-One bon4rad and twenty pareons Mlgnad lbe memorial In lavor ot tha i dol• lut night, and up to noon to-day 00 more appended lbdr names. A. m .. <jorlly ottbe regl.ltelocl elaotora Ia rc:· qulr~ In onlu tO have the-dotelrap\or oslermlnatad. In I he are.a lo whlclti the petl Uo.oa apply there aro 811 elaotora, 10 tsT bona ftdo als.a,.luree are roqlllrecl.

Meurs. Beor,r Doaa.aa and Bar1 Davia. Jr., and M.iu Duia left b1 train • oa Tuesday for Montreal. where tbeJ wtU raame their former

Mr. Henry Da•ia. Sr., in· tenda tolag-t~er oa.

-Tlle "• 6alahed dia~ charrh•« on day afteraooq. She landed 7671 yoaac b~ 53 old harl>' 564 bedlamera-8~ seale ; grou weJpt 19a too lO,cwt. 2 qrs. 18 lba.: net weight, 191t. 12c. Oq. 2lba.; Frou value, $15,707.28: her crew o 178 men, made each $29.18. Mr. Arthur Doonell1 paid off her mea, anda left same night for Greeuapo d i the Euphrates.

-Tbe bound 1iniahed land· iog her eeala T1l~•J'· -.Afr~ T. COUiagbam paid oft her crew. ' Her tur\oqt wa•-15,-452 young harp1, Sl old harpa.lC40 bedlamera-16.543. &eals : g:roas welgbt. 389t:. lSc 2q 9 lb. ; uef weight. 376 71 23; gross -ralu~. $30,884.25 : uerage weirht ;rouug eeala. 5llb. 5 oz. : ber crew 177 men 1ba,«d $S6. '73 each. A boy, wbo bad 1tc$wed away on her, re­celnd' a adaome contribution from the me

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FOR S.A L E. Cod Traps, lfooringu, Grapnels,

Caplin Seine, Heni.n.g N e'ts. . ALso.

Trap Boata and Fish.i.ng Gear. Blocks, Kast"'Head Irons, Compass, Jib-boom Irons,

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R.iverheacJ, Harbor ~ race.

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