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Jhe Standard and the Montreal Family Heratd or Witness only· 5 .1.50. ..

~o you think ··you· will ·ever mi~s the maney spent in this waY ?~

hs1.00 Q. year in ad~ance, $1.50 OTUIUIWISH.) •

Are You Troubled With

INDICESTION Does 'Your Food Distress _!ou After EatiDIP

WOULDN'T YOU LUat TO KEEL "GOOD AND HUNGRY" C\"cry tjm(Jlou sit c!'own to JOur mc~ls?

That'• the way oue SHOULD feel. b_!!!_I_ou oevl!r can untcl • your digestion is PEK.FECT.

$1.00 VALBNTIHB VERSES . ,. .

I 0 DO 0 I o tbee 0 0 DO 0 0 0 me

Write out the eolation of the abo.e •etan and ~end it ia to thil1 oSce iD & aealcd cnye)ope huincoa ita back "Valeatille Verec Compe­tiU.. .. >ad coataiuiuJ': bcaides. JO'II"11&JDe aad a cop, or the abo'e cat oat of th.e STUD.UIO. Tbe t5rst corrcc\ uawer ftCAilted will take the ~ AU repllea muet · be in before Fridat tlw 2Na.FebrurJ.

-Amongat tbe ~rrlnle b1 the a.s. Fiorini oa her Jut trip wu ltn. Coaaore of Rherllead who bad beeD on • YiUl to her aoa, our cle.nr towatma.a Capt. Coauora. for aomc year• aailiog out o~tw York bat now promoted to tfl;,oliec o( Super· tuteadeat of a la!P-.. ·nac of fruit 1tcamere. Her fpaa arc plcaeed to ec:e her b&clc. •

-TJJe- AIDJ ~. Capt. Shep­pard, laaa aow tMIIiiGat 4JO dal• from PcruambucCO ff/t 8t. Jolla ., a ad ar&Ye !care are eatcrtaiaed few her tlafety. But lone tbcre ie hor. from Ole aea. Capt. Sheppard • well· kaoWII aod very much liked la"Bar· bor Oract, and hia IDUI1 (riende here and cl~oewberc woald regret 1'CrJ milCh H an1 dl~tter tbould bne befallen bim, or hia crew.

-A .J,Jooo Tuu.-The Sale of Work aad rcfrubmenta held late11 by the Ladl~• Aid of the Mclhoditt

Local and OUter News. Cbarch here. wu a a enjoyable occa· alon and well patronised. The work

---···--, ................. _._____ waa vefJ alee and at very rcaeon-JIJUi'l um.t CUll Qnnt iJ fats. •ble pricea. tbe caadlee.tb• tea cent

.,.., teaa aad bot .uppere were lcmptiag

is now o~ the road with a complete line of samples

/Fine and Staple Foot·W~. You will

do well to sec them before placing your orders for Spring.. . -

BoOts have three inllispc•~sable f~atures, Value, StyiEiand Fildsh. · /

Ours the three.

• B.xamtne them.

Pegged Boots can . helve STYLE as well as

Durability. , • Ours have both.

Test thein.

The rrianUfactiire .of Water Tight F'181iing BoOts i~ in itself. a peculiar , ~ involving ~ Scientific

Process. , Ours have tbts feature predominant.

- They have mod the test.

• PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.

YOUR

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CUSTOMERS . -VERJ}ENA

, FLOUR luteal of tiuse InferiGr Grades. The Purchaser is pleased and will onl)· think of coming back furm~e •

llcknow~g and The (..ake of the Wcods M iltlng Co. guarantee that he ~cts what he boughL

VERBENA FLOUR THE VERY HIGHEST MANITOBA PATENT.

Jo

_.JUST TO _~._

A 8ma11 Cargo of ..

ROUNDO # •

Also, Second-hand Lumber. all sizes, lik wise Doors, Windows, and other house-flttmgs.

AT OUR PR.IOES

1, UJe Best in. Ca~da for Bread or Pastry. Our Mill Price always insures You a Gnod Profit

and the demand for Our Flour is increasing daily.

S a usfaction guaranteed tu all.

Wv ~at Stock It aqd lncrea,t Your Bu,iqtss? ~ 1 , Your order will be apprcci&ted.

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., -Thete wiltbe OftllaGnf at Chriat on Suada1flt 6 .. 3Cro'dock. ,

aod moat appetiaiog, ud much ap­Pfeclated. Tbe proccedt amoad\ed to the bandaome tum of $97. The Ladlea deelrc to thuk th.o public Cor their kiudly alicl paeroue pat·

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...-llllpro'fed ~unday School Rea-ia­tere I« aale at · ST.l}ID.UD Oftice. Samples aeot. ·

·-Coaetable A. aad Mre. n'wyer bad •• fucat Uae Snt part of tltia ,_k Mr. E. Bodclu of Twilliog~te, Mra. l>}ryer'a brother.

ronage.

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300 M. No. 1 SBDlGLES, - -.t.moacat new app,iatment• Jt"ll· · ~ setted are JVm. J. Scott Eaq. J. P .. Also Matched BOARD, ac. to be SUpetsdlary Ma~tnte for ·

TwJUilapte. Mr. Fra.iak B. Pike. of lltarnatil' Dal Silk Jood n Hod. CarbODe&r, to be a tune,.or of jum· bet'. .

-Mr. WU11em Hat.cbett, well·known to many here u ear .. l.aifr or the eo· foC I He af &he old .Hallway SlaUon aud at \lvboo..,, ta now lu Whlt.De7 P•lr 8Yd· ner, o. B. Ble trleacb wOI bO piNHCI to hear or bta -uare. -----Frank Walab, ~ of ldn. T. Walth of CeMarcbaat Street, left for St. John's laal· week to take a poaltlon in Parker &'¥on roe'• Boot and Shoe factory. Frank'• frieade

, wiab him much pr01perity.

We regret to be:tr that Mr. Ed· ward Car.on, Carpenter, of Bear'a Cote who bu been very ill of late is not iDilkiDC u much progrelia to­warda recovery ae his fricnda could -..i•b.

' -Our two Boot ~Shoe Facloriet hue their haada ruh filling orders. Not mach " alack ~" this year.

-Elena million acree 1)f timber ~ta on oar Labrador ba"e been witbla t.be paat three m~tht ~nt· ed to IICft8 applicaate. Do ~ at baate, repn( .t leisure. f

Firewood, Oats, Hay, Cattle Feed, Harness, &c., for sale. Also, Provisions and Grocerie§. Verbena Flour alwa~ in ~ock

at bottom price. TBOJIAS WALSH,d

Riverhea . ==

AT~T.lN COLLIS, ProfessioD&l SiDler,

i& DOW pnpared lO give V~, Piano and Organ lessons at the residence of Mrs. A.lldrew Parsons.

Piauo and Reed Organ Tuning promptly altendecf to. j21,3m

Victorta Book ·store The Popular Emporium for

Boys and Girls

TpE PIOIEERS If IIDERI 'HOE ' ll,Uf~GTURIJG

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IN NEWFOUNDLAND

WATER STREET. HARBOR .GRACE. .r ~

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---- -Board, Scantling, Dry Goods~

Dry Qoods, Groceries, Hardware. Lumber of Good Qunlity' now in Stock.

-ALSO-Full assortme nts of .Dt·y Goods, Provil!ions,.Gl'oct>rica, U nrd­

ware, Matlrns cs, Crookcrywnre, Furniture, &c.

as Ross, Harbor Grace .. -·-

.R •. D. McRae & Sons. IMPOR~ ~D EXPORTERS.

Pro~ions, Groceries, Ca~ Salt, Ta:r:, Pitch,

W.S. Goodwin, D.D.S. 00~[!][!]00[!] Fishery,J Supplies, &c.

Graduate or Philadelphia Deotal CoUere aod Roa­piW or Oral Surgery ......

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• Dental OJ!icc on Water St., .nul

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FOR SALE. door to Sl,;,mone' GroccfJ. My aludio ie equipped with up-to- ~

date appliancea and the operatin<: room 11 conalrueled to meet the lias the Oldest Established.. ~ rcquirementa of modern -

PHoToGRAPHic ~· Musieal Instrument House~ . PORTRAiTURE. • NOW EXISTE~T IN NEWFOUNDT~AND. - .

Silting• made rr.om 10 a.m. to 4 8'Nothiog Shoddy kept. • . •

~:~p~ec;~::~~~:.r~~\":~':r;;~ l ~ PIANOS AND ORGANS : ~~~e a~r c!:!~:tc:~~~'lb p:.:.ria: . .. ~ C. E. HUNT~ work. j1 From the Best Man.ufacturers 10 the .World.

SOLICITOR, _ ___;;._ Leaulog Musicians arc our Patrons. Th<:J should kl!_...Pw.

New Gazette Building, Cor. Water & BallDerma.n Sheet., ~ WRITE US. · ' ~ St. Johh's, Nftd. (over Strepp·• Pbarmacy). I CHESLEY WOODS, 140 Water Street. ST. JOHN'S.

P. O .. Box 1202. En{rance on BallDerman Street. 1 M. SEARLE, Agent for Harbor Grace •

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Shepherd Dogs ..

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Bn~~ur~ ~ HOMRINDllST-RIRS. Why ~port Offertory Calen~ars, St.andard Office, with views racy

• when you of the soil

can and

A GREAT FEAT,

Under the caption "What hos been done in &ilC months' the )ton· trent ' Witnes."' has issued n brief statement to its clientele, that ad­mir.lbly serves to summarize the activities of this truly grea t news· pap~r. We rcprodurc this sum· mary in pnrt for our rcatters :-

.. The • Witncs.~· has been rcor­S,.'3nixcd nod re\•italiled in all its dep;lrlmcnt.s. The eircul:l.tion of the Daily and Weekly issues hnve been incrcasctl O\·er 30 per cent. '

The Montreal Witness is indeed nn ideal family acwspapcr, main­taining at all times a high moral standnr8, its news reliable, well­arranged, and its editorials ac· knowledged on all sides,to be at

. once fair and forceful. ../ The Harbor Grace Standard

and the Weekly Witness, $2.00 worth, for only $1.50 prepaid.

THE SEADN'S INSTITUTE. •

This building just now being er· ected In St. John's. :.ad to be erect· ed at the coat o{ $50,000 should be of untold benefit to our fishermen as "'ell ' aa to those (rom foreign porlll. The buildio;:!' ia to have a froul3~ 011 Water Street ll5 Ccet and will b: four &lory bigb beaidea basemen tv.

A WORTHY CANADIAN RE· VIEW.

Why import anJtblng from a potato to a piece of printing, when you can 1et what will suit. you ln the country . .

The Tenderfoot _Fa.rmel' · l'he :Guy and Patriotic Celebration. It--ofiMM Ul*i--.1 lara)·"·...,. pat crwu ,.,_..... oa lila .ow Mil fed !IN •"i,., Hb llacory - tbat It dido't ..a. _.., tbo cow ate 10 looC •• she - fed. Tile ~ of diC•tloo aod aoarirluneal l.o;d nee aatend lato W. calnlatloot. •

Jt1a oaly a "leiiMdoot'' w- that WOGid try lUch

u uperl-c wltla a -· But maay a farmer fnd• """" 111/ recardlco of diec-rioa ud. alltritloa. lla miCht altoo•t a •ell cat rha,·· loga for all &he lllood be ,_ out of W. food. The reaull ia tlla& tbo ttoaoub ,-o .... "weak" the action of the ore-- of dicettlllll aDd alltridOII .,. lmp~ind ud tbo man •ul"e" the .mieeriel" of d.,...ia and the qo.U.. of acnouaccat,

To •~H•Itlle• tlte .to•••· ,..,.,.. tile •ctlrla of tlte .,.. IJ~hte ol fllfeet/011 ••II ••trltlo• _, .,•c• liP lite ecne .. U6a Dl'. Puree-. Golde• ••flleel Dlecoi"CI'T· It l c aa an• felllniJI NnHtlr, ••II ltaa tile coatfdeaeo ot -"'•lclelle •• well •• the ,,.., •• o1 Uoouu•tl• llcaletl IIY ,,. .,, ••

I n &he: striclflt •~e "Coldeo M.c!hoal DiacoYO'T" ia a t~pcrat~c:c modi· cine. h oonteins c.eilber iDioxic&JilJ aor aarcotica, and ia as free frOQl cleabol ., fn7rn opium, cucoloc and otbor dan&en7ua dro111. AU io~en!t printed oa Its ouiaiJo wnappor. •

J)o"'t.J.et o dealer delude you (or hit o..-:1. J'roSt. 't"bere it no mc4.cinc ior tlomaclo~·~r ond blood "just n ~ood'' as "Ooldc.a MO()ktl ~o·,cry."

BY RfV. CHARLf_S LfNCH.

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.BUNHILL flflDS BURIAL GROUNDS. " .

Memorial of the Inhabitants of H~rbor Grace ~~­Mosquito to the Hon. House of Assembly.

To TlfE HoNORABLE THR HousE o~· AssEMBLY 1 ~ L~-:c tsL,\T1VE S&.'iS10N cON\'f.NP.D :

The Memorial of the undersign~d R~idents of f·Jarbor Grace and Mosquito.

HUMBLY SHOWETH,-

Tbat this Year of Grace, 1910, is the 300th Anniversary of the coming to the Shli>res of 'Conception Bay of JOHN GUY and his C~paf!y as the Pioneers and Colonizers of I' The Londo~ and Bristol Company," to carry into ptactical 'effect a scheme of that Company for the Colonization of'lhi'.part of the Island of Newfoundland,-tbc first of Great Britain's Possessions beyond the Sea!, an'tl the K eystone of the North American Continent ;

I .. I That the efforts of the Company, under the guidance of ]aHN G uv, broua ht about the

opening up of the Island's marine resources, and laid the founda tions of the T dde, Commerce and Wealth that have been gained by our people since that time;

That it is proposed, therefore, to c:bmmemorate, in a fitting way, the founding of the se~ral. setdementa by Job~ Gu_y and his Company,-namely, the settlements of Cuper's Cove, Bnstol s Hope, and Mosquito Cove, and that such Celebrat1011 take place duriug the month of August next.

That the town of Harbor Grace (the Br1stol's Hope, of John Guy's day), has a distinctive right and valid claim to take part prominently in such celebration by reason of its beillR" a set· dement opened up, fostered and established by the energy and enterprise of J ohn t;uy-a right and claim that are amply and indisputably prO\'en by the records, diaries and letters. of John Guy, John Mason, Robert Hayman, and t\bbe Baudoiu.

John Guy, in his diary, "tells us-" Of his visit to Harbor Grace in his 'ship. the ' En· Ou the m~~:::te:rt{dy~"cre :l~~~~t!:rdh~~~~r ~~~~ deavor,' and of the landill&' of salt and supplies there''; John Mason, in his pamphlet record~:~

\•8 the follo-.: 0 , -.:. "h f tb Co • the ilct, " Of the two settlements of Cuper's Cove and Bri•tol's Hope, that were carried on ... , ., ,, e was one o e · un~r ) bo h d h' trol" R be H ha · · · ·

" World Wide," Canada's Well- c.ua.tt>us aacoRD: Huntington's · trn!te.$ft a~t prosperous y, t un er IS con ; o rt ayman must · ve laved for some tame an thas Known Eclectic. • "Here lies Dame"l,faryPage,Relict forty yean ia It' town and neighborhood, as authorities state that his famous book. "Quodlib~iit:: compiled

Tbcre arc few Canadian publi· ofSirGrerc>ryPage, Bart. DepiU'l· IIBP•~i,r:No TBB POOR. • there, and. Abbe Baudoin, in bis'WI'itings; speaks of Harbor Grace," as a us ptace.• cations so wen • wortb while' as ed this life March.l~, t72(J, in her Haaserd Knollya. (minister. of That the history of Harbor Grace shows a continuous aod uninterru..v-" existence as the

one at tJtc rates I!

Scrof-.1b. <l:;Gsurc3 c.nd cau&ea life-lone sniscry.

Children become strong aud . lively wl1en given amatl dose,. of.

ScoU's Emulsion ewry day. The sta.n·e.d body ia fed; the awoOen

gland. healed, and the tainted · blood vitalized. Good food, freah air and

Scott'• E;muL.ion eon-. quer acrofula and many

other blood di.euea. I'Oil6.U.E BV AU. DII.CC :JITtl

the weekly revie"·· issued from 56 year." On tbe other side the the gospel} aad w1fe. ·He dsed t f · · de d Ia • l d k' II ..,.,_.., . ' the office 6f Joha Dougal & Sons, following : ~· Io. 67 months she at 93 and she at 65. He endured c~n re 0 .a~tave tra an r~e commerc&a Wl erta angs. as we i13" flourlshmg fishang opera- •

Montreal, under the title • World was -tapped 66 times; Had taken Qf&ay aad aevere trials oa ac- ttons-even before John Guys advent-up to the present date • . Wide.' away 2-40 gallons of water, wilb- ,c:bpat of his religious convictions, Th · • tha · h d cia' d 1 • th · • ·

• World Wide, is a weekly re- out ever rcl'ioing at her case, or which be bore with gTeat coa· ~ at, r~ogm~mg • t rag t an un, an ya umg em Jt;alously,. the ~pie of Harbor • print of articltoa aad cartoons ever fearing the operati~" stancy. The following curious Grace d~ It most destrable to hold a Pa2eant ID commemoration of tbas Ter-Centenary, and

from the leading journals a.ncl-re- Ru. George Burde hose epitaph to Aaa KaoliJ": ~hey. pledge themselves JO uoptake such ~ageant in a ~y that will ensure a success(ul and vies reftecting the current thought ·I VJLl.AOa saRXoN " " MJ oaly life, thaHa her life, creditable oi the event. • cof both. hemispheres. .-cad by our laymen, have been LtvecUorty ~ears with me,

Without wasdom of its own, made ... feat blessing to New- Lyes aow at rest, forever bleat, 1 World Wide reflects tlte wisdom oundlaa pongTegatioas. Died With immortality. of tbe ~the day-the hour- , aged 80 years. My dear is goae, left me atone the momeist. , Without. opinions ir Thomas Fowell Buxton, For Christ to do aud dye,

~ils wn, ·World Wide' beats to 1J t tb Who lived for me, add dlfi!. to be

the ck of modern British and ar ., e My Saviour God most • b.'' ricaa thought. 1 World Wide' ~ ANTI·SLA'/HRY l'wi..ufTB.ROPIS'l',

ada a welcome place on the stud aad co-adjutor of Will' i•ber· On the ri$bt halld pillar is the ~ d tbft..... D'ed t795 ed followiJiao saiCriptioa :-"At the table. Business mtn, pteacb •Orce an o """' 1 , ag a

teachers, writers and . thin ef1 7 years. • Dr. Job a Owea,, ... ~aS; o! closinl' of this gTouad ia

~eaeraUy bail it as a most de.Ji .~ • TJIK GltHATBST SCHOLAR 1 · 'to • xoita THAN 120,000 BOoras u vtst r. .-... · aad '\\•riter of the 17th Century. There is DO paper ~Ill.. ""'cept- 'W.hea Cbarlea n asked ho• be bad Wea interred there. Ia the

abl~ thaa • World W1di!I'J(» the could go to listen to John Bunyan year 1867 it was, by Ad uf Pa ... bua,r. men wbo waun tQ keep io preach, he .answered that he liament, committed to the care of touch wit._ the world'a thiakia'-, would give up all bu leuning for the Corporation of LollCloa; add

a-eDT-Picture of john Guy. :z-CENT--View of•l-far.,_r Grace. J ·Cn"'T-View of Cupids.

'" ,4-<:ENT-View of Mosquito and Carbpnear Isle~. S<ENT-View of some part of the city of Brist8r.' Io-c~NT-Picture of ship of John Guy's time.

., 1 s-cENT-Picture of King James. • :zo-c£NT-Picture of Sir Francis Bacon. 2S·CEN-.-Picture of J ohn Mason.

• JO.CI!NT-Seal of " The ~don and Bristol Co.'' ; ~~ . .-

R. A SQUIRES, LL.B. SOUCJTOB, •

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~OTABY PUBLIC. •. ~ -a;d many of the • World Wld41a' the tiuker's eloqueace., - Joseph haYing by th .. beeu-plaated aad ft&den would heartily endorse liqlses, M.A.,-Be ' was the restored for public: resort. . It was tlte words of oae of t!tem who fQiftlC!er of the "British and opeaed by the Hight Boa. James says 'almost every article ia al· Foreign Bible Society," the gTeat- Clarke Lawreuce, M.P., Lord most every iasu.e you feel would est of· all societies, which bas Mayor, oa the 14th of October,

- That it is desirable that the brave and heroic defence of Carbonear Island by the J OO &slrermen against the attacks of the French troops under D ' Iberville, be included within the Or.rrQ, - 1, KIMBERLEY ROW, scope of the. proposed Celebration,-?hat incideAt of Colonial history being well worthy of Rlt:tRT Rn£t:T,

like to put away among your publiahed the "'ord of God ia 18*)9." ' treasure.' Surety the Yiaitor to Bu\lhill If YOU do not know 1 World xo~E THAN 450 LANOOAGJtS. Fields Burial Ground feels that

~ommemorataon. ~ (Oppoa1te Star of \he Sea Hall) • ,..., Telephone 2.66. ST. Join's ~

Wide~ personally, its publishers He dted ,Oct 3rd, 1838, agad 64 he baa beea ill a veritable "God's will · gladly ~d samples free of years\ .Laeuteaaat-General Fl~t- Acre." How much tJrecious dust charge _oa application. 1 World woo(), _daed 1692. He was marr1ed. ehall arise from thts graveyard Wide' sells at five cents (5c) per to. Bndget, e.ldeit daught~r Q( oa the morning of the Reaur.;ec­copy, but tbe yearly subscription OhyeJO Cromwe.JI. Re was Lseul· tio11?. These are they who ia ad ia only $1.50 a "year. Geaei'J] at the ba"ttle of ~orcester, age of bigotrl. a._,d aarrow-mi.aded

. That the people of Harbor Grace and Mosquito, ~ an earnest of their fi rm iptention to hold and brin~ to a successful issue this Pageant in hQnor of~ohn Guy and his Company, . J purpose to sohcit finaf)cial aid from Newfoundlanders abroad and likewise themselves to liber-ally subscribe to the funds necessary to carry out this object ; . · ,. #

1 A .. Whitman, The Bubor Grace Standard thea ~mmaode'f.ia-Chaef of the intolerance, • coateaded earue\t·

aDd World Wt\e ror 11.'15 pre- forces ID Ireland. ly for the faith oaccwleHvered fo

That the incoming of tourists and visitors to attend the Pageant would give publicity to the settlements and town immediately concerned, and would b~ the means of bring ing con·

.. _,iderably gain to the,.ou.ntry generally. paid. l'be Right ~on. Lady A11.11 Ers- the saints.''

-W~ ~ould ~erefore ~ray that your Honorabte House will be pleased to a pportion to >~ur Memonahsts a substfDtial amount of whatever money·grant your Executive may in its wisdom set apart, for and towards the holding of the proposed Celeb~tion, in c.ommemoration of the

ST. VALENTINE'S DAY.

St. V~lentiae's Du, 14th Feb­roar,, a f~tival in the. calendar ill honor of t~at bearing that name, who ~red martyn:J..om ia the reign of the Emperor Claudius. He was cmineatly distinguished for bit love and charity ; aad the custom or choosinfr valeutines or special loving friends oa this day is by some supposed to have tben orig!aated. The following solu­tioDis, bowe\·er, the more probn· ble :-It was the practice in anci· cut Rome, during a great part of

oath of Febru.ary, to celc­thc LuperCalia, w}Jtcb were in honor of Pan and Juno,

hence the latter deify wa8 named Fcbruata. or Ftbruatis. On this occaslou, amidst a variety of cere­monies, the names of young wo­men were put into a box, from wbich they were drawn by the

' men, as chance directed. ·The pa.!ttors of the early Christian Church, who by every possible means, endeavored to eradicate the vestiges of pagan superstition, chiefly by &Ome commutations of £&err I.<!!ms, substituted in tbe present instuce the · names of ]>articular Saints ~nstead of those of the women ; anti as tbc festi­val of ~upercilia bad ~menced about the middle of F"ebrunry, ther appear to have cboileG Val­cobnc's Day for "Celebrating · ~e new feast, because it occurr~ nearly at the ~me time-Selected for Standard by ERos. . •

RIIKU.IUTI8lll t;'!ni<D.

, 8ollller'• Con, N. S. J:an. ::o, 1891. The W. tr. Come lOOk Co d·td.

Dear Slre:-Yoor Dr. Morte'a lndlatl Root Plllt :ue the bi!IL modlcloo tor rh~UIIlAIUim til At r ha,·e ever olod. r ... a 11prh•11 r ..-u troubled grutly wltb It In m.v l.·g: l n•<od one box of Morte'• PUb aod IVAol cu rf'd. •

")' our" grataCUIIJ', At.~.Kif c.ocra•r.r:.

-Iblley'a Comet win. be •ialble to 1he aaked eye after AprillStb.

::~ra:~~~:: Nervoaa Kxhallldoa

When coawlesciag from LaG rip-' Pneumonia or Wasting. ~

eases, aoth.ing hastens there~ to health like a. short periocr'of treatment with "As.& VA· Naro­

" It feeds the nerves, la· dn~ restful sleep, quickena the nppelite, aids digestion, aud aooa buoyancy of spirits and the eeuJe of restored vitality n.re attained. A few doses convince. Sr.jo a~ t1e. Obtain from the IG;ca1 ageaL

"-STRAPP'S PHAJW:ACY.

=---.---. ST. JOHN'S LETTER. \

(Crowded out of last issue.) One of lhe weddings which took

place rec~ntly was the marriage of Miss :Sell Haddon, eldest daughter of Mr. Joha Haddon.,. to Mr. William Strong of Little Bay Islands. After the ceremony the bride :1nd bridegioom left by the P"rospero for their home at Little Bay Islands. Mr. Strong is a brother of lt~rs. .R. S. Squires.

A number of' weddings have beea arranged to take place be· fore Lent in several of the settle; ments near St. Job$

A week or two ago aa 11 At was )le.Jd in the Bri$?sb several of the young girls

who with tlle help of friends had originat-

aad ,PreiSared ·a very aameat in aid of

object- the Little Fuad. 'f.be young

a promtae!Dt part m•~a;~eraerlt of the "At

Delgado D~ECCI!cat tea ~as

the young

. people enjoyed tames aacl dan~ sng for a few hours befor-e returu-1 ing hom~ tired, but well pleased with • the '1wccess of their enter· taiament both aociallf add fiuaa­Gially. After the expenses of the Hall were paid, the proceeds, amounted to the sum of fifty-five dollars.

John Guy Ter-Centenary. •

' And' as in duty bound your .Memori~lists will ever pray, &c., &c. .,- • t

Oa Thursday eveniaJ• Jaa. 27, some of the sc:bool gt~ls gave a Promen;ule Con~rt ia the Metho· dist College Hall. The progTam consisted of songs. musical seleo· tions of dUfereat kinds, dialogues .. and recitations, which were all well readared. Light refresh­ments wtre served, tea, cake, ice cream and candy, aad a very ea­jo.Jable evening was spent. •

I I ftl'llllll _________ lllllllll"" city. This week he intended \·isit-

AL£EN'S' ing Toronto, and spending Sun-

· "Tbe ladies who presided at the Tea and Concert at CjLDOD Wood Hall oa Wednesday afternoon,

. Itching PUes

For 27 Yrs. o .. palred of evor aettlna ,..,., until

cur·o came a,. •• ,.. ego with uM of DR. CttASE'S OINTMENT •.

Mr. J ohn JoltDIOD, Cawley, Alta. writ~: "Tbrre ye~an -.:o I wu eu;;J of blioll, lteblllg pll~ of hYeoty·MYeD }~!Irs' lltondlng by uatnr Dr. Cbae'• Ointulcnt.. I ~ned to t billk that deatta wouJJ bo tho 01117 re-lief I eould eftr get from tbo terrible a•ilory of pUea.

"Dr. Cba~'s Ointment b worth al:t· ly dollars a box ln•tead of auty ecata. [ em a dl11'9-fcnt man .at nee ollng lt. I :1r.1 tannlog all the time 11ow and aever .ubs n Wry. Wordt tall to expre• my ~li!.ude Cor tbn oure tbi1 Ointment :nr:de for ml!. I eannot tell halt u UIUClb 11bo11t 1t U it di!IOrYtt. An7 11ne doubtlng tb.i1 can write 4lreet te t:~e." .

n., not n~cept sn, lmlt.atlon or 10bltl· nt o In pbco ot Dr. Cb&N '• OiDhncDt, 'or tbero bu ~ct to be dltc:O\"Cred a • 'It ml'nt wlllela .6 promptlJ' gina •

Pe! faam Itching and 1t0 tborong'llly .m.-• c\·ory form Cl( pnt-t. !10 conta a

• 113", nt nil detlen, or F.dmauo11, &tea {; Co., Toronto: Write l or a free COP1 of Dr. ( 'buela R<'t'l.-.

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LUNG , daJ.W'ith his son, Master Errol

Muna, who is there attending College. · BALSAM " CoRHESPONDR~T. St. John~, Feb. .:, 1910.:. ·

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t!;~~~;rtAl&aiMrMi Ford~ted COUGHS. COLDS, CROUP.

A Uc. D.:lle rer • ss.,le C:.W. A Slc. .. i!U ttr a lkat J Celt. ASL .. Ie . .kiOf'a~~

S<lld by a11 Urunbu. IIA VIS .. LA \VJl&."'fCll CO., :tloatnal.

were M.rs Bowring, Mrs. ' Herbc.rt Rendett add Mrs. J. S. Muan. These Teas are held weekly by the ladies ia aid of the Church Lads Brigade Armoury Pund.

The senior pupils of Bisbpp Spencer College are busy prepar­iqg for au eatertaiameat to be g1Vca oq Shrove Tuesdat evening at the Presbyterian Hal .

Mrs. Bowring iateads giving a children's party at Devon Place oa Saturday afternoon.

Amongst the passengers by the S. S. Fforizet, which sailed oa Friday afteraoou, Ja_g. 21st., were Mr: aad lf{rs. David Baird and Mr W. A. Yuan; Mr. and Mrs. Bainl for a trip to Engladd add Scot­laud. They will -probabl7 viiit 10me of the ~riQcipal ~a!i_aeatnl dtiea during thetr stiy.&broad. li!r. Muna bas goae Oil a brief bualDes, trip to the United. States aad Canada. Ou Saturday last he reaehed Montreal from Chi~ go, where be remaiued.' to spend Sunday wifh his daughter, Miss Gweudoliae Munn, who ia a pupU ~&t Trafalgat Iaatitute iu that

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1 i n ul<la np ' nddy t;IO\Y'

[Crowded out or last issue.] nn\uml appeU\e IUI"!IID\1rtstlilll!

The sc:hr. "Rose of Sharon, Her- Get only llr.! D.&. L., tho ori~;inol. aid, Master, arrived from Harbor SOc. cwd $1.00. llt aU dn~i<U. Grace, coni ladeq to Messrs. G. D:.--'.at. ~·'="r~c.,., \roatruJ.

Soper & Soa on Wednesday even-ing last. \

Rev. Dr. Curtis, Superintendent­of ¥~tbodist Sc.bools, who w as on a Vtllat to the schools hero, occu­pied the pulpit'~ the Methodist Cburcb on Sunday uight. The. reverend gentleman captivated

the attention or bi hearers for an hour by treating them with ~ eloquent discourse.

The dea th of Miss ~rf get Moran took place on Sunda last; tn the 57 year or her ag 'l'he funer3l took place on sday afternoon, and was attended by a large cortege of citizens. !tlter­ment took place al the R. C. ceme· tcry: CoRRUSl'O:-IDBNT.

Carbonear, Feb. 3, 1910.

DOES PROIDBITION PRO­H BIT.

• In reply to the qu...,tioa what effect prohibition ba.s bad on Kansas, Go,• era or Stubbs rep tied : K:l,llsas is now aoll for a number of years has been thcrm.ost pros· •pen>us state in the Union. Ber bani..~, ~ius and barns arc full to overflowing .. ... 50 per cent of her prisons are em pt ,., " etc.

/ I - ./ ADUILU£R-A1Ut YQU 1.0 1!\0 WCJOllTT

''Tho D. •leX.." f: mulalnll " ' Ill &lwayJI hfllp aod balld .J'OU up. Restor~ p roper d l· '"U011 an4 brlna• back bealUI.

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Merchant Tailor Our Fall and Winter Stoc\c of

Suitings, 0\•erco.'\Uugs and Trou­serings of all kintls-largest anti best we ever imported- now in, amongst them the new and fash· · iouablc gre.en shades.

Mea:sure Cards and pattern supplied oo application.

Custom work of all kinds ex.:· cuted at lowest prices and witlt despatch.

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.lliil-Fit, Style., and Workmanship guaranteed. '"Sa

' OUR MOTTO: "Best Quality ! Lowest P1iccs !"

\\'c h:n c 311 :;mdc:s or Lumber in stock, nnd persons requiring material in that line are uked to in~pect lhem and ob~t'l tb~ PtiOJI5.

On h:lnd-6c¢oo feet.pf s-8 Sprvce, siutablc for Fencing. T he lot is offer eO for o~month from dale :lt 90 cts. per 100 t-ebeap and J;ood r:-ncing.

To a. "ve-Il large sh1pment of all kinds' of Lumber. AI.L AS DR.\' AS SWOKL ~

Housc-Finishin~;s for inside :md out side work. All neatly fioished anJ supplied nt short no~e. "' Send a~ your l)rdcrs, :1nd recti• .: prompt ntention, good material n.nd

e best prices.

RK .GOSSE AND SOft, SPANIARD'S BAY.

Qt~c ~atbot 0tatt ~tanbat'tl - A,fl)-

C0N0El'TI0N BAY ADVt:RT1S~;K re prlnted. an• pnbllfbed nerr :Friday CIH DIOg, at tbo TA"NDARD 0lbec1 \'lc­\orla St., Harbor GraCCl, by :\{uno .t 01.

Subllcrrlptlon RMO.:-To auh<<"• 'w (old t nd 110 '1\')'1-.\ VISO IS ,\1t\'.\ -:o;o t, • 1 par yeari ro eo11L" por hnl r year; '" :h U nited ~::>latea, 59 eentl! 1\lldltlon.>l 1 posl~e. To olhera, olctratee.

AdverUtlng Btl~ 0.111.1! JlCr ft foJr 6r1l lntcn•Uoo; !lS con1.1 vur ••·• tor eaoh eontlnuaUon. "'peoi11J r ••o • ' 1 t broe or mote moo~ The 11u t ... , • lonrllou• of ad\•erllltmtnt.. mu • . 1peol!lod by the aclverUior,

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I The Standard to end of June, 1910, for 50 cents. The Standard to end of December, 1910, for $1.00. t ·ne Standard.and tbe Montreal Faml Herald to end of June, 1910, for 80 cents. Tbe and the Montreal W Witneaa to end of June, 1910, for 80 cents.

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Worth their Weightin Gold l>r. Morse's Indian

, Ro~ills. Dr. Morse•s 1 ndian

9t Pills.

. Dr. ~tlorse's dian Root Pills.

Dr. M:orse's Indian Ro.ot Pi11s.

Dr . . Morse's Indian Root Pills.

~To Save Doctor's BUts. use Dr. Morse's lndlaa Root"~~~ ·HE BEST FA.,.ILY PILL 1N us~

P :»r s.· • •7 all Deale n.

St.· John's Marble . Works ,

-.PERSONS REQUIB!NO--

· The Story of a Thumb·mark. IV.

(Continued.) (Synop~s of J?rc iou'l p:ut.)

Youog Anthony Grci~<r, a stal­wart, m:lllly younff fellow, tb.o addicted to gambhng, i forced for the third time to appeal to hi uncle, the bead of the big biscuit manufacturing .llrm of Greig & C<>., to extricate him from his debts. Uis uncle who had warn· ed him on the. ccoud time that be would bclp him no more, refused. "Go! go I say," be thunderl!d whea the young mao b~itated. "You'll be sorry for this, uncle, ' ' said the youogfellow n he snatch· cd his bat from the wall and rush· ed out to the street. All the clerks heard lite row." His uuclc half relented, s tayed iu his office late that e'•enil)g, was found there on the next morning face forw~rd oo his desk dead- murdered the same night. Nothing- bad been stolen or d isturbed. Young Anthony is suspected of the critne . His white ha~IC<l pocket knife on bis desk the' day be lclt wns found the ~or 'ug of the murder ou the de~f his uncle's private office, .ncar his bod\· covered with blood. Detecti,•e C.-\T:;.oo. of iQventi\'c TC· source and t enacity or purpose is put in the case. Young Robert Sinter, a cle ver, conceitc4. but "lo,·able '! yooog~~yer, ha,f en· gaged .. to tbc,....A'iturdercd man'~o

daugb~e incerests him5elf in bringi the murderer to jus tice. Carson uces Anthony in railway car a~ut to pt·oceed to Loodoo and tells biro of his uocle's death.

l1e tells h9w one-armed Tim: and Morris the Cooper ooticcd him whilst waitiog near bis uo· clc's office. At the inquest these two with relucl:utcc mention this very suspicious circumstance. Tbtngs look black for Anthony. He is committed for trial for mur· der. Slater almos~ loses confid· en r.c in his innocency. ,

Monuments, H~dstones, Tablets

A s lie.sat th~s, his eye fell up­ou t he various .articles produced at the inquest. .and now raaf[ed upon the table, Jta,•ing to do Wtth the conditioa in which the body of the deceased was fouo~ and among these was the white-hand· fed p<lCket-ICIIife, stained with blood, which had beloag to the young m:u1accutcd of tbe crime. lt was one of the fat:alli.ab in the chain of evidence against bim.But there were other articles likewise blood-stained, aud amoug" thcae '9o'IUI a s heet of paper on which the old man. had written the date, pre­liminary to commeacing n letter to ·BOme correapoDdent or other. The letter was a c!tc:r written; for the baaclof tb·e mlirderer clutched him thee, and tbe sheet was now dabbJ.ecl with tke life-blood of the aafortunate old man. With a kiod of mor'btd curiosity; Robert Slater put out his baad nod took up the letter. As be looked at it, hts eye assu~ed i~ wonted cleM and e<~g· e.r expreuton, and f~r a ntoment it seemed as if be was a~XlJlt to rise Gnd r~uest the @roner Co 5tay prqceedings. But second thoughts wete ;wpareolly against this, and be kept his seat. In a few min· utes lbe court rose, and th.c vouo~ mao at the bar was led aw:ty in the ctlstody ot the p(>lice, to await his trial a t t he next assiJ:es~ and such like Work, As t he ~ple were leaving the

. cnn bo suited. by ntldrcssi.ng. tho Proprietot• A( the .nbov~ court-room, Mr. Slater lean\ oYer· • to Carson the detective, whispered named W ol'la;. . ~ so.mefhing, and pointed wit.p his

- • , fiager to the letter lvhich he had ~Outport letters of e nquiry promptly nnswc1'0d §stimntea ju't t,eea uam~g".- Carson, so

of }>t·iccs n.nd stvlc.s fm'llisbcd and l$nti .ractioo tl.S8ilred LDc~ed, _took up the pnpcr, n!'d -. " ' 'r . plae1ng- tt a mong' the other arttc•

to oU8tomors. lea, carried the whole with him out of court. • J. MciNTYRE, Proprietor. The young lawyer followed closely ~t liis beers.. When they

ON TRE DEA-TH OF A YOUNG had reached the c:tetect-h•e's private At Rl•uhta"'d oa Jan. 26t b, after­a IOGg illcae ... ofspiaal t'rouble. Cor­nellua Patrick, onll aon of Jamea and E llen Moran o Riverhead agid 10 1ears.-Boaton papers please copy. '

Tllc L>cucbcutl eu.:c t of iron upon tbc ~y~lcm weakened through illness, overwork or :mcmin, is well known. F cr-

...rovim is a prcp:muiou w h icf1 supplies the valunble clement in th~ most efficieut way, com­l3ining with it the nourishing qualities.. of bed and the mild­ly s timul:\ti\'C effect of sherry wiue. Ferro•.-im costs Sl.OO n. ~ttlc nt diu~sts.

"~MEMTHOL JT4J. PI:AS~R

FOR BACKACHE, SCIATICA. PLEURISY,

STTTCIIU. CRICKS, ' NIWilAI..CI,\ , 'IU l~lJ&tATISM

v..~ch :!111:. in nlr·tl(:bt tin Jlp; y~rd roll• $1.00, C'\U bo cut to 1Ul7 fi:ot. Bcw:a ... of wortblels lmltatloos.

. . LAD.· room, the latter lllid dowu t he ar­

ticles which he bad carried thith· er, and sing-led out the letter to which Mr. Slater bad directed his attention. He l ooked at it scruti· nizingly for a few minutes, then turning to t he la\vyer, said: "1 see nothinif..hcre of an1 consc· quencc. There nrc various blood· s'ta.ios on the shect-t but nothing wblch sliems to }1oinl to qnythlng

Tbe Reap& came and blind seemed he.

Be epa~ \he• ripened rrain .\ad e.U the t ender fto,erlet down.

Aad wrath wu miz~ with pa.i_n. Bill U,e bard rough stroke waa wise·

ly dealt 1 Th1a earth is a bare cold field.

Our dear one blooms in a faire r dime

A ad will ricber fruitace yield. J UliA.

~·Rbw N.l't.ll MMilR, I.J:D., Aunun!t, N.S· • Allhou~th avertc to oontenanclng pa·

tent mcdlclne•,lebeartolly makoan O$· ceptlon or vour exoollcnt lou& prepare· lloo-011 WIIITAU'8 n .U.l!Alt 01' WII. D CnMaav. Thll ftrcpiUatloo 1 have uRd., In my pracllcc for over ten yeara put, and have alwaya found It 10 be of more ctrccLu al eonlc:c lban any wllhlo my kno,.-lcclg~ r rtcOmmend It wllb the greateat ooblldeocc 10 thoae anbJeot to co_u_Bha a.od pulmooary ,.omplalnf-." ~60o .. and $1 per boll I e. Sold by all

dealen «•nerally, and by T. McMurdo .t:Co.,St.;Jobn'.,

WELL DONE. I

lt.gh•ei ua mueb pleasure to re. cord the auceess or outpo~t factories. We learn tbat tbe Hue Mattru, Cpmpanr. of Brigaa. under itt en­ergetic manaa:er, Mr. Buci, b:aa bad a moat proaperoua year. Well doa e.

pnrliculnr." • Mr. Slater took the lcllQr in his

band. " Do you see that blotch, as if made with half-dried blood?" he asked, P<>iotiog to a large oval stalo near the inner edge of the s heet of ~a per. · "Well, don't you observe tt ts the \_mpressioo of a mao's t humb? It is that of the lett hand, if I mistake not. Sec, there are the grooves or furrow of the skin distinctly markc.:d j nod if you opeo up the double sheet you will find a s imilar flng~r-inark on the reverse side. But the lat· ter is not so well defined as the print pf the tbumbi and I think this will be of use to us." ,

"1,.. see what you point our;" said C:uson; "but what purpose ca n ~hesc markings serve~"

"I will tell you," said the law· ycr. "Just the other week I was

Most cases of b:lldncss n.re due solely to neglect l'he hair often becomes dry and dnndm ft forms because the hair gla1.1ds do not supply cuough uat­ural oil. Nothing overcomes this deficiency so dTccti\'cly ns ¢at delicately pcrfun1ed, rc­freslling hnir pomade, lk:nrine. Avoid balduess; nppJy lk:uinc to your hair occasionally. All druggists, 50 cts. a jar.

r~din~cieotific journat that the arraogeu1ent of the grooves or furrows ou.the skin of the1fin· ger, shown in such an impression as this, is not the same in all men, but that C\'Cry iodividua.l n1ay be dis tiaguished by the cltaractcrist· ic markior thus obtained. In China, for mstance, all holders of public offices, aJJd eapedally sold· icrs, are known by their fialfer· mark, and several casu of crtme a nd desertion have been dctecte~ b'! reference to these mark~~. 'Bc­stdes, wheu anyone possesses the fiorcr-ar.u-k of any individual no t crtherwise koowa to him, it is found to be impossible for another' man to personate that iadividual, because a comparison of their fin· gc.r-marks would at obcc detect the deception."

(To )

THE WOIAN ENDIJRES.

Oan Be Banished ~~~~. Bicb. Bed Blood Dr. w· · Pink Pills Actuall7 Jlake. Behind the ,.ell of her modeaty

and s ilent patience nearly every woman endures suffering that c.ast a shadow over half her existence. An aching back, tirt.-d limbs, al· tacks of faintness, and h~dacbe upon headaclae need ool be part of a woman's li fe. Such trials iu· di~ate plainJy that the system re· qutres the new blood that is aup­plicd by Dr. Williams' Pink.Pil ls. :r'hcsc Pills arc valued by lffiffer­tng womc.n, who b :\\'e used them, above all other medicitJes. because they make the rich red blood tflat makes women well, bright and at their best. This ia.tbe secret of the great snccess of,I>r. WiUiaaaa' Piak. Pills. Mrs. Geor~ C. Wad· dea, Waddt"o's ())ve, N. S;, says:­tf A fc~ years ago I wu complete­ly run down. At times l would be so' weak' that I was unable to do my housework. ' I suffered from severe hcai;cltes, pains in th'e back and dizziness~ .and at times 1 felt as bough l ife 'was scarcely worth living. I bad tried several mediciues without geUi_pg relief, wheal finally decided to give Dr, Williams' Pia.k PiUs a trial. Af(ct usiag twd or three boaes I noticed a change, and after taking tb<i' Pi!~ut two months Pwasaga.in CDJO)'tog good h ealth, •and have s ince been . well and s trong. l caa conftdcos.Jy recommend Dr. \li.lliams' Pink Pills to all weak a nd rua-down woruen. '' • · Sold by all cle&l"- In med1cine, or will be sent by-mail, .,oat paid, at 60 centl•per boz, or alx boxea_ for t2 70, by addresaiog Means. T". McMurdo & Co .• St John's \

I#' Any aubtortMr not r~lvlng hiJ (lal\(lr I'C!KUlarly wil l favor ua uy prompt noUilutlon.

Ddb't loaf on tbe atreeta a nd tell atrangera t \,Jat tbe town is dead. lt Ia not. The trouble is not tbat oC a dead town)lut that of dead eoergin

Bronchitis More I

Tha~ a Cold Orion develops repldiY Into pneumonia

- cure Ia found In Or. Chaao'a Syrup of Unte¥ and T~rpcntlno,

AD7 ~old J. lf'MOUI eooosb when Itt droadlol poaalbllitlo 1U'O eonhlerl'd but wbco thtro t• aoreDC.D or tlgbl.DCC: Ia tho cbt':llt ood D clry bani eouifll you UD look for brooehlUa, whith It orteo COQ(DR~ lTitb ID onlioll1)' COIJ,

ll it lllll3 ll)"' bowa by acblog Jlmls ud bod7 ~lnt, ehUJy feellnga, WC3JI· 111:'31 and WJ"Itn , palo in tbo ebtst 11n~ a Ugbf': tearioif cough. Pc•n, dry IIIIo, t bl~, C02 ted tougua a.oa CODStJ· p:atloo arc other Jymptoma.

Dr. Cbue'a Syrup of Ll~~~eed au.! Torpealinc rccm• alrnoat lilco a IJ)tiCIIIo for brooahltle.._ btoe_!.OIC It It 10 rDtet'D· fcrl io loosea~p t he eoucb, aldlag e:rpcoetorotloa ~d pre~llos t bc IJt. ftnllltDAlloo from rl!l\cbl111 tbo lanp.

Dr. Chue '• Syrup of LIDIMd aad TnrpentJuo it 10 prompt in all'ordln!J rflld aaol eo Uoorou~:h ud far·rtUh· lajr Ia actloo that It lliCI!eedt wlu:n orcllaar1 tOU(Ib 111Mit lnN II&VC' uo 11\0u­rc~ 1!3 ets. • IM.ttlt, at all d~JS, or ~~~, Bales t eo., 1'0l011tQ.

the Standard' and the Montreal Family B The Standard and the Montreal Weekly The Standard {and a large pair Nickel-pia Tho Standard (and a hal! dozen·J. H. Rogers'

of December, 1910, far 11.50 end of Dec., lClr, for 11.50' to end of Dec. ! 9U•, fer 11.~5 tl e:td of Dec. 1910, fer Sl.~O

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" l h'l<•k l 't.ber :.ftlrT'acy•a ru•iCJ"iptlon fr r_ ht!lr o ru ,.,..,. lt !J .WJUl . w. r b ll<l ar.u~rtd C:\ Cl')'lbin~ \Vo:b II , but lulhre.: \'rt'<;l;a alter I Wtlh.( 1'.11b~r )lor0.Cy'a 1''" ctlp:i.:l't I"'"" at.l~ t.> do m y ..-ork and ~ltc:r t...l:ln!( fuur d•.1l::u. worth of .ue-llclue I .,n c IT II. I bh;bly rc:c:om­l.ue .. J It auy . uffc:n:rW11!t RheumAti.wl."

1Uanm2tl•m comu froru bAd kidney._ 'rhe potSOnotiS Uric Aeid "which they abonfd n:mon ltll)"a in the blood. II "CUtnuUl~ In j llt.tl< And Ul:tSC:let, IUid c ~usu a~:on r. l' a tber Morr itey' a ••:-oo. 7·• put. ll~ kl·lne11 rl&bt. rcmoYu l 11 • Uric ActJ frot.n the bii'IOd antl t4a w!tnlell)'ll c:tu,.,,.dc:urutbcRh~maiJ!Im. s· <~:. • b -c lit ) onr cluler'a, oc from I' .t!Jcr 1[orrls:y Medkluo Co. Ltd., Clu Uuuu, N U. 63

THE PASSING OF A PBIEST' J' llll>f \:C IInJ. vnco:ll :r. 4~ )1 ° t O:t\'l':::fT

H•.c''"'"•:.., Ia•• . "When I am tlylmr, hutr ~;lad r •hall be Tballhll lamp n( m y life bat bun born·

eel ont f t'r The~, That..,ri')W hu dukeoed the path lbal

r trud, Th11t lhorna and uol rOA 11 were rronl

Thto, 0 my lilld I" Ttlat anpt.h or •plrH full oileD wu

mine, lilnee ODI!Uieh of • plrlt an ntl~tn wu

Tlltuo. Wyobtrl•h"'l Robbin I, hila- ~rlad J 1t-.all ..... To die willa a hupto of a wcrleomc froa

Tbce. Such waa the key ll.:lte to the life

of the deepl1 lond aad rqrettecl priest. who. ba~ a few weeka ap, ltood before tbc altar of 11cri6ee, wbere be bad ao oltea olfered the t.;aapotled Boat for himself and bia people. Saaeli6ed by paia aad suf· fo:ring, Ruerend Lawrence Bayclcn finally bowed h iJ': head on Death'• altar, anll ~e lD oblatioa to lais Divine ~ulottr .,.u that wu deartat to bim.:..bia life. Bi .. arthJymluioD waa aobiJ eomJlleteid. aad so the Muter wbitpered 89ftly : " Come. my loved oae, to the Ia ad of peace. •·

To tboae who cherished him, be bequeathed a chaliao bf sorrow, aod with eraabed hearta they drain it to tile d~g•: yet wbo would call bim back to aufJerinjC. from tbe home wbere he lo to dwell? / For tlxl ears. be duoled hia prie.lly elf tt to the welfare of tbe parlsh of Ludiagton, Miehi~a. ud proved to the encl 1be kindeat of fathera and frleods. Tile old aod tbe youog. tbe r lclt a nd tue poor found io him a trae and noble ex­emrln.r or the Good Shepherd. and only the Almight.r know11 with what pc.rfee tion he [ulfilled hie task. Tboug h :1eute auiJo:ring abrd · its deep 11badow1 over hie wn1. s t ill be bra\•ely labored until a few brief bour..-be(pre God called him to bls reward,

The mournerw of hia lou eau only think of him aa amoDJr tbe- ooart of lhe ~leued, wi1ere Cbriat itea divinely upon 'im, aafr murrnurtt sweetlr. •· Thou b311l well done !" He ie near them : ah ! yes. be walks beaidea them in t bia dark vale of t eara. and be knows tbeir aorro w and woe. Sucely be will uk atreogth fo(' them that they ma,.,y bear this ireat bea•y trial. May our Com­passionate Lady• eomfoTt hinged mother, dear brotbeu and only aiater. ..

How consoling to repeat with tlte poet :- \-• 8otlho bearta that aro uolll' weepln~t

o'er you, 1 Like tlie womeQ' or brael would u y , '0 bleat 11 I he Mbthrr that bora you,'

Tho' for her It bo Oalvarr '• tlay. _.~or you wcro u,o child too or promlar,

A bleMing and light to mankind, Aud Ood who bu Ioken you from lll',

Leavu your lifo., a aoe,.l beblnd.'' The news or Revet"end l•'ather

Bayden'a death reached St. Aao'a like a thunderbolt, and a(ter weary days or anguiahed waiting. t be corpee of. Cod's elect arrived from Ludington. A we gazed upon him, ve.tecl in .h is priestly robes. a sc.nse of puce, mioglrd with deep grief. passed O\'Cr our aoul'l. '

Solemot consoling and ~rrand were tbe las t obsequies in o ur Con \'cot Chapel. The Kequiem Mus wa .. of­fered by Rev. J. J\, Mul rehy. oC Alma. ~11eh .. nud after a fil ial tri· bute to·.Fatber Hayden , t he afll ictcd ones pre him to tl1e g rn,·c.

Tbe 111emor1 or this aaintly oriest wi I J'emalo loug io o ur hea rts, and the tbougbt tha he is enjoying a well-earo.ed re~vard will lighh.n the burd-n o£,thie heavy cross ae.nt to tboae 1f'bo atay and mourn. Again, be eootforted and J.:nbw ~t ~ God hu A It myaterlou• ways cf G raco

Way a thst wo cannoL tQ)I, Ami he hldca them deep AI lho ICCrt'l Jloop

Or him Ho loved 56 \"oiL

ANOTHER OLD RI;:CORD.

(C<>ntinJcd ) . Sunday, Nov. 11, 1855.- 0pcn·

ed the School at a quarter past 2 o'clock. Eight boys and etgbt girls assembled and all the te.~ch· ers. Went throug h our duties much in tbe usual way, arul closed with singing and prayer at a quarter to 3 o'clock.

Sunday, N o\·. 18.· -O~ed school at a q uarter pas t t-wo, aiM closed at quarter to t hree o'cJr!o , and s hortly after a sermon as preached t J a large con greg t ion by tho R e v. Mr. Scbocfidd, the Independent Minister of S t. J ohn's,

fALu PA YAIH,fo~

\•ho was around h pany~ Mr. Smith, :lf{eul of the Bri tis l1 DtLie >ciety .

Hundny , :\ov. 25th J T he school opcnecl a l ll a l£-pas t wo o'clock. T eacfter. pr~scu t ,' l'J r. l~crl Muuu :wil ~l i.-1!> J i ll;m~; Mr. A. Muon and Mis" Pitt nh cllt nlto­~re:the r. Present, six lx>ys of t he lil"'t cla.,, , (one of· whom, J o'!Cph J.ills. joiucd the school to·day . ) Closed the !'<'hool ,n l n (1unrtcr to 3 o'clock, after ~hich a sermon w as prcnch \:d by tbe 1-l.:v. ~lr. H a n ·ey o f St. J ohn's.

Suuday Dl'c. 9tb.-S cven boys a-nd eight girl :IS embled, one of whom , Mary t-nn LiUy, joined the t.cbool to-day, placed iu firs t

·cla . I find tba t in consequcoce of the a fternoon Church ser vice we ha\·~ not t ime to gel t h rough our work wl!ll. which 1 con ider to be ' 'cry much to our disad,•aut· age.

(T b be continued.)

BRIGUS NOTES.

(Crowded out o f las t iss ue. ) Mr. J ohn Rnbbits , le ft o n Fri·

day on a bort businc s trip to Carbooear.

~!c!i n<. J. Dralle and James f,:lwrcnce arri\'Ccl by to-day's train and are gtic~ots at "C<>roer House.·•-

Ycsterday bdng Caadlcmas Dilr ~ass was cclebra~d in the fore­nooa in the R. C. Church, and al· ., .crTice in ~·· Cburcb, coaductcd bv ti\0. G,"ll, Field.

Two or three cl"il cues were before the Mqiatrate'a Court this moraing, judpaeat golag ia favor of plaiatifr. Rrigus, l<·eb. ltd, 1910.

MISFORTUNE FOR THE BLOODLESS.

:Miafortuae for the blooclleu­that should be priated in all the public places. You must ban blood to have. strong lqngs to cu· able you to wtthstand all the dust aad microbes of summer and the piercing wiods and cold 'Jf winter. C<>asumption is, properly speak· Ylg, lack of blood; the natural re­s ult of anaemia. To prevent coo· sumption rich blood is necessary. The best way to protect t he org-ans i" to circulate tbi r ich blood tbru the 1ungs. Many ha\"'c been saved by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills , be­cause these Pills are a remarkable blood builder ; uot ind irectly but d irectly- with each dose. Tbcy lta\'C cured thousa nds Of CM C or a naemia; green sickness; genera l debility aud all o ther tro u bles a­ritiug out of poor blood.

-To An~;, I:Rt.-\\'r~lrcolaleclnlle at1orqbor or ~xlr~> STANI'AIWI' weekly

A r..J.. E !C'I< L l •:to R \1.!0 \M l10lho alandu d cnre fur Ct>u;b• an4 Coldt In the ::3lllolt'l and Caa~~da, ----"" - The . ' , S. l .. •ulll', after porformln~t Nll.d actorll1 mall And J....,COJrOr ter· \'lee-, arrh·od hCI'o from 1:>1. John'• on Yonday aflcrnoon In tho bollrbt ot lhe ~ale. The ehlp'• company bclon~:lng hero ~ore all well, aod welcomed by their rrlondJ.

f!'fnc.,...,. !t5,. In A ho~f Ollo\'11' MentbO: Salve ami be prepared for ulc:ers, noural ~Ia, ohl aorea, etc. ~

-By TueJday aft~rnoon•a tral~ a lar~:e Rerkehlro 11o1w piJf arrived from C~h· rann U~lo to ono of our 'oh l&enll. A lilt or Is expootud within" few wceko~.

A dt'lloslt' J)<lmGde te tbe bol l form or halrdrctalll!'· B1; \llll'fl! t. thal and more ; II makce t ho balr jl:row. :.oc.. a Jar.

-Tho At. J nhn'• 1' . or •:. J.aclle•, mov In~: tn the matter O> ralslop; fund• to re place I hi' lt>Ot Chureb •hlp, Lllo\'rO<"k heltl a meelln,; lui week. a11<l appc~luted a ~mmlll~ IOJ>Vtllaeo the work.

Jo' l'.lltt0 \ ' 1 ' I Ia the !'loa•lnt:: n11no or the ben preparation of lleof, froo anti Wine e\C"r plll"td on the market. If you or any or ynur frlonda ara auaomlc, ~:enerat. ly run ll<ll\'n, pallo:l , ou lly e.xhauJtM, lr'l' one ..-.11111 or 1-'•rrovlm 11nd you " Ill lie

I'd h ) thoro ull, 11. a t droJ<giJi t..l.

- · 1ny11l ('<tmmla lon 10 on•tnlr" In·

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JusT Pueust-tEo• Wet.--tt.r-a KEW Jfi'TtlljATIOifAL D.ctioa.11J, (C. A C. ~~m~- Co. , ~Mid. fJ.u. ) ~ t» . 1c1 !n.....Uw u ••te~ u t:.~• 11oM uceK<:4 Ut pr~•uucr. C.t the o!d foalatiaucw aqpu.t."'Cdc-ro hu kco t.U!t. lie ru.ooa1111dlta w bc:.a ~~cl ca l!.l..c::la _,,.,...,.aw,ef..-"oflta.:..d v..-kctf,

I..W alae~ of Dr. 'fl. T. Han:., lon;w Uaiu4 Sc&u c._;,,o-r , r tlca-

~~-' nialerct-4.,. _, ..r-.t ·~

ljflj. lie..,__ ..... M.;a.roaJn~t&ad u.t aaplif...L lie.....,_ d ltrat U!=41at. "- .... tW ....,.._ lie~. ,,_,.., ,e i•l:... -... .. recei•t-4 .. ..... ocW.Ir laW. lie lMc'u•• J £qlia ~Ant ... ,.,. .... --~. alae

ll....-leu. alae ....... -.a-. ... 1M .... ..,~ ,_,a • .an.t, aMp. - ..... . loeW, .. ,._.e4witlof.U...u_.~ Ia ...... ec:aW.ty. Ia ridM» tl. ,_.) ........... ... Ia caT ..............

U..,alaelo..ll..ua ... -'la~J·

400,800 ...:... ad pltrueS: , - \ eooo.........r "'

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Do not be Depressed

because you hue hi>-:·

MINe to rid !!!.!1tf e

!!...m~ "!~ a.ve beeD expn1 . m::t with Dew :lr..: w- comeeond~.

Cheer up! There Is hope tor ) ....1

If you wiJI try that stllr.d­

ard pn:par:rtlon that l'..ns been in use br mort'

th:m _JC?Jears.

\Vistar's Balsam of Wild ~Jll'.

II u"t1J Cutt You. Sold b)' aU~~

Sons of XD~and B8tefit society~ ESTABLISBE'D 187i.

Present Membership 20,000.

lla obJeciA aro lO ad\•auco tho ln lereaiA ot .E:m:lftlbmen and lholr dl!frendanla by pro\'ldlng a 1uro and ~erlalu mean•oJ mutual prokcUoa tn llmH or alckJll!fl and dlatr8a: and LO lllrtn~;tbtn ll•o bood o! onion bel ween 'EDIJland and tho Ianda hrr .oo• ba\ e peopled.

Uonr llta are : In caae of JOickneN, medll'al a tteadance and a w~lcly bene­Ill. l n cue of death, • lru: death of wife $GO : dtalh of child bet,.-l!en 11 and lb. •IIi.

JnlllaUon Jo~ee~e \JDIIorm. Tbree dol lAra f<lr all ·~ea up to 00.

Jn tbo thirty year. ot lt. exi• lonee tho S. 0. K II. t:i. baa paid to •:njtllabme~ or their ramlllea, over one mlllluu and a quarter dollara In relief of dlat.I'I!U, or whu I• no lu1 to lbo point., to pre,·eat dlatr.WI.

Tho Soc:loly hu a low rato bo t excel· lent ache me ot life lnauranee. • Partlcolaraoan be had from motn lll!fl Lods:o .. l>lamond Jubilee,•• Z)'o. ~ Uar· bor Grace.

John W, Carter, Sop. Orand Seo., Torooto

"AMES D. MUNN, Dc~er in. R eal Estate, Commis­

Sio n Agent, Q>nveyancer, C<>m. of Su~. Court, Auctioneer, e t c.

Harlxn Grace, • New{otmditmd. =

Of. A. B. Lehr, Dentist.

to tbc •o tol llf clo.er Irati I' rotation• b11 I\\ COn the Jl. W. l ndlca and l 'anada ha\ e IXIU~httled their l altt~r~. A II the wllu~ .. _.. e4 o..:amln~~<l wore "rnngly In fa•-our or a r. taub4Jkllu d ,..,eckly line of . teamor., s

0 GrK:<D 10.1'0~ IT, wbo•\·er lrlt'll 10 ' ' II ~·on " anb .. t.rtu tu I• dolnv ' " rot lhl' J•mfll

203 Water St., • J9HN'S, NFLD.

nn•l Dill f->r 1/fJH r' g iJIH/, " I 1,<\ 1.." Alcm~ ol l'luterJO tor • 11ll'nt"il , to., h11vo ma lmllo.tora. Ue• ·11ro of lhu bt~lltnt. t tho gooulnc, Matla hy l>al'll & T.awre co Co. •

- Wo arc lll~ul'd t.tl.ce our towu~m11n Oaplaln D. Pumph~·· 11 able to h11 about again, sllbou~:h 1 a<~mowhat lame rrom , .. hat appear• 1 bo " ton 'h of parA· 1~·81,. Thlt .. we unc1~ntand lbClat<'oud llltaek Mr, r~mphrcy r•• hadl

TUIO: ~I YSTEntOU NER\· 1:

Ho•• llko olcf'trlclty Ia the m lt'rlooa nOr\"e forct) "hl\lb ~nra<'l thro 1:h thl' btldy ~ontrolllug thi' mo\•ement e\'ery . rouaele 1111cl the -.. orkln.: of 6 \ C orstan. Tho ai'Crel or k~pln1= tho " ell.,ua nOTVOOI 8)'111cm In heall ll and VIJ.,"(Ir Ia f1lund In tho 1UC of Or. C"hue'a :>or\'0 l-'ood, tho ~real blood bolldor and nt'rve rcllorath·c. • .....;.. ___ _

- The Jla.sue Tribunal " Ill meol on J une 111.

TAt<i A _99LD ~ERIOUSLV. 'l'hn [IOJ&IhUitleJO nr IWCry cold ,.,... .o

drt>adful lo contemplate. Rrnnrhi U•. J\nl'nmonln, f'OII~Iltn)ltlon u' oall\"' heF;In with "-.lro!Jie eold. Why IIOt llil:hl tho I'Clld from ho !'I art anti enauro au c..,..,... by u•ln~ n r. ChtLIIO'I :-;y rup of t,lncero 11nd •rurpcnllne. Jtalla'l'a lnllammatlou l:t!Cptl l h <l cnn~th frf'O and iOOf.o and l~o­l~la tho broncblai tub(ll aud lun10~ from danger.

PROFESSIONAL CARD.

w. H. PARSONS , M.D. OFFIC' HOURS-

9 to 11, a.m. ; 2 to 3, 7 to 8 p.m.

0 PFICP. A lm R ttstor-:s cn- V ictoria Street , H ar bor Grace.

IOIR'S MARBLE \faRIS, Cabot Buildi.ng. Wder ~et

St. J ohn's . •

(EIID~IIsbod ISIO'.)

Full line• Grani te :1nd M:trbi~'­He:lds tonell, Monum~nltl :\ud Ceme· tery Drcor:~. tion" now on lmnd. Oc-sig nl'l and e&t imntcs nn n ppllca. tiou. Be&t workm:\nsbip. l.oweat prieea. .: ·

MUIR'S MARBLE WORKS, CAUOT BUILDtNG.

WATER ST.RE ET. ·ST. J.OBN'S.

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Subscri5ets all done so.

···RYAN F3ROTHERS, . A:"" TRINITY, NFLD. ..,

GENERAL MERCt-:iANTS. _.,_. ·-- _.. --·--

ltupc' ... en :)( Brti:h, Amcric:m, Ct.n3dil\n, French and Gtrman

Dry Goods, Provi,ions, Grocirlas .. pardware,Leatherware ..!....-EXPORT&Il$ OP--

Codfl,~. Cod 011, Codliver Oil, Salmon, perrlng, Lob)ler,. BRANCH EsTAnt.ISIUII.I\~ AT

BONAVISTA, KING'S COVE, EJ,LISTON, GREENSPOND. And lloc following STATIONS ON L\&RADOR-

Batteaux, Webber's Harbor, Orleans and Hawk's Harbor.

FISHING OUTFITS Suppli~ o.t all the :t.bO Establishments HIGHEST PRICBS PAID for all kinds of Produce.

. 1 - .... Q'IJt lQatbor Q!race. ~tanbarb I' *-t;:;~:~~~o"!~11t:~r~~ft~::~

uo • theae two great ~siderat.a.. whicb COMCEPTIOM BAT ADVERTISER. will benefit this- part ot tbe .r.laud

...... """ .. _....... ...- and tbe"'c:onnlry tn general 110 ma·

The ruollt;lat.ereallac ueat of the aeaaou waa the marria~,rcrof Mr. Na: tbaoiel Bi•bop. of the South Side ta Ni•• Blauche Er.aaa ol Botwood, on Saturday airbt at tbe rulchace of the bride's paraLL •

Tbe enaracwmeat;of Mlaa Allee De· Jauey a pc>palar JOaag l&d7 of tbla town tn Mr. Edward Jame. l"recmu of the S. S. lnftrmote Ia anaoaaced.

We are .orr1 to aa1 that MrL T • W. Sheppard, atlll llapra in a ver7 prec:arioua c.>odiUoo.

Mr. DoJpn. (walcb·maker aud jeweller.) waa Ia town oa Saoday, a (U.t of Mra. Jamee Wbelaa.

Mr. Tobias LeDrew, left for the City ® Saturday, oo a brief buai· aeaa trip.

Oa Pan-cake olghl a ver7 eajoy­able time wu •peal Ia tbe R: C. School-Room. After the pau cakea waa ae.r•ed a dance bepa which waa kept up D!Jtil tbe.hOur of midalgbt. T~oee betog preaeot apeat a. 'ftry e 07able time.

r. Jamca Wbelaa of tbla towa met with a Mftre loa oa Tllu~7 b7 loalor a nl.able bone. lhat bro~e its~ •ear hia owa .-eakte.-c:e. He waa o gcd to ahoot the aolaaal.

B. D. s. JUVB:NILE) BRANCH. I

Tbat 1 .. iaaUtatioa, the Coacep­tlon.. Ba7 Srltlab SocletJ. baa ~ ecl.aa •aay or our (o:adec:a are aware. to ..Sd a Jateailo: Brancb to the bod I, A IReetlar will be lu:ld oa Ta~ay alght next Ia their hall to oqa.alae lt. Aay lad from 9 to 16rearL whether tbe pareata beloag te the a4ult society or aot, ia eliJi· bit to aaemborahip. Bealdea tbe'&d· nntagea of au e.ducatlve aad social character to be derl•ed b1 collnec­tion trith tbia ju•enile aoctety, the members in good ataadiar wlll ia caae o{ alclcaeaa beeatitled to bcadt a ad io cue of deatb,hla lepl repre· aeatatlve will obtain a atated mor­tuaryaum. T.ea, proridecl be b .. "bee~ two 7eara io the Juveaile Braach. be caa fr&dute at tlae ace or 18 into the preot ioatitatloa •itla oul the paymlut of the ordi.Aart ln­iliatloa fee. The iaitiatloa fees ia rbe Juvenile Braaeb ia for ares from

.. WATER OFF.

• Bat })romptly Attended to. On Saturd~y mornlnr tbe \'l'!lter

IUP,PIJ failed the town, except a drtbbllar •upply at or near Waltr' Street : l.lld bouaekceper11 were auaioua. fearlnr tba t the atoppage would be the caute of a geaeml freeae up of lbe aenicc:. Fortunate· ly. the eauae of tbe trouble wu rc· mo,ed. ud ibe full [Qrc.c or wat~r wu oo ar.in b7. 1 p.m. T(te cot.uee wu that the mtld we:t.tber freed tbc poad of heavy ict. and tlle alight froat of Friday night put 01 thin coatlac 011 the water. Tbla thin coetlnar of ice wu dr&w!l dowo by Ute audioa aod bec:lme packed about tbe •• ia-take" The com· pany'a emploJee• bad .a bu'\yapurt. but their enert:1 100n h;J.d the trou­ble cured. Thia was tbe aecond lime io forty years tbia trouble cropped' up.

MANUFACTURE

Obli

CARBONEAR NE For the past two weckll special

,;erviccs have been conducted bf the Re\·. '1'. H. Darby, B: A., ;,nd the Rev. A . 'rhorpc. in the Met~­O<Iist School Ilnll, the uuildin~'be· ing packed each night. Qut~ 1\ number ha"e dccidetllo lead a bd­ter life.

Tlte property of lbo late Pe.'lrce Finn, ou lhe soulh side of \Yater Street., has been pur.$:based by Mr. Walter '.rucker, who intends to creel a buildin~ there in the tiear future, and wluch will be a greaf benefit to bim.

Mr. Archer, representing- the firm of Lawrence Newfoundland Co. is here soliciting orqers from tbe diffcr~ut firms in t.owu.

Tbc work or CXCa\·atiou !or the foundation of a dwelling J1ou e for Messrs. J. Udell & Sons have ~mmcnced. . Wh.cn tho building as completed at w11l be a g reat ira· provcmcat to tha t pnrtoftbetowa.

and at they owe ave already atronage .

of ~Io~ise Case. A."'l&:rl":tl'h or P romio;c en " is lh .

th • <:\upr.:nu: ~mrt, St. n's. T ht• plaintill. Aua'>l•lti:a

'Ryan, propriltor an I m:wngcr of the St-a Y1c.w H vtd, Bay l<IJbcrt , Jueo; Mr. Jus. J . Coll ins of St. ;Jot~a·~, a~· well·to-do puhlicao, dGtmtng ~;,,000 damage!>. She a. serts Uta t on the prorn io;.! ~cing g'lV a her of uaarrmge, to take place on Febr..uary 1st just past. she arraa;-cd t •rhe up h~r hu.,i­ncss and I U Cd ~ ~00 ·,. fJCI).iC oO wedding c o es, lc. 'l'he de­fendant de · s lh~ lbin~ •om­plained of 3nd asscrls be tendered the.,plnintitr :\ du~ performan ... c or the cootract, s ince lhc action was taken, aad is still rcndy to marry her. This case has been <~etth."fl out or Court for $500.

OUR APOL6GY.

l<" IU.DAY, 1-'.I.:OI~UARY 11, UiiO.. teriaJiy.

BRANCH RAILWAY BILL. The Honieleach"&-Daughter.

A meet ar of the Joha Guy Com· milteo waa held oa W~aeada7 airbt to mako arr~a eata to meet the Biatorical ty. in coaaection with tbe celCjbr loa of the laadiar o.f Joha Guy. w h wiU take place

We gi"e below the Leading · As will be seen Trow a glance at here io 1910.

THE FINEST UNE OF SIAPLE FOOTWEAR IN

Mr. William Dwyer aad Miss Knox, were unil~d JD matr-imony by the Re,•. F. D. McCarthy, in the Roman Catholic Cnthc:drnl, on Suaday afternoon. fc extend congratulations.

The schr. •· Hope," arrh·ed in purt duriag the week, coal laden to Mcura. William l>uff & SoDa.

We mus~ apol~>gize to our readers for ap~riug io a colored dress. Owing to a larger issue for some time pa<Jl tbnn we con­templated, ounlo.:k of news print bas rua short,and a lot kindly lcut. · us for the occa.-,inn not b.::itig the ri(ht s~e we had to u->e th~ thang of the proper size~an.s,. -th~ poster pap~r tb~ i'\!IUC i~' pnated on. \\;e trutt by n~·~tt

Ft-atures of the Contract before I the Royal Gazette. thousands ~~ ba:e f~~~ 11¥0~~~£'~~e~,.t~::~ the Legislature between the Gov- ~ on tbousnnds of acres of our tu• boJa' of Cupida, Alfred J. LeOrew, ernmcnt and the Reid Nftd. Co. ber lands as well ~s va.lua~le wbo ia here to apead a ebort time for the construction of O,J?Cralipn 1 water po~ers arc beapg applted with bla maay frieada. of the Branch lines of railway as I for aud wall do~bUelOS, as usual be We; are. a lad to aay that atr~ given by the Government Or(a.ns. sn.n~ecf to apph~';'ls, the most of Smith' who baa bee;;ery ~ !Jie Gf coupe we are not in a posthonJ tt, .•t as extremely hkcly for specu- put.two ween. ia a. a~lly im· toaay tbat the contract is as goe~ lattve purposes. We have been pronalr·•

. NEWFOUNDLAND.

' a good a oae as could be made,

1

for some ti!D~ adv<>?ting th!'.t the tit. William lrillae.,, a aati•e of and it is probable tbat certain law authonzmg th1~ bf rev1ewed Caplda, baa lost a fine bone. Tbe ~~;:=~~~=~~~;:;~-;::::-'C~==~-;:;:'':i!;;:;:, modifications ma.y be effected tcr , by competent commiSSIOn or other laorae baf beal gone all the aam~ 9 to 12 YUN. 30 cinta. fro• 1'1 to

Mr. Joha aucc:eeda .Mr. Theodore mail curier bet weea aacl Heart's Ooateat. harlu~ro ce-tired. •

0oDaPOKDBMT. Car~aear, Felt. lOth, 1910.

OBl'nJARY. the ad,·aatage of the colony ; but I authoritv •itb a view to prevent- mer, thia horaej. the oaly me~na of 14, 40 eeiata; f1'CND f4·eo't6. 50: aacl we admit that 110 far as we can iago speeulllioa !>r. at all events to cetUoglirew darl-:.5 the Wtater. the daea for all ·~ .10 0. old l'tllow-towusmaa, Mr.

J'udge, the arrangemcn. t ·sccma. to I the Colony obtatnan~ a better rc- 'Wl:f la.formatioa rega lar the aal· ceata, aa la tbe St.:llolaa'• 'l'lae l"..Uftl of Empire will t>eta Thoaa• Bartlett, who weat to

f t f b 1 b l m wtll be rtadlr recel•ed by Mr. 1 u are aleo-. alck ~lte atfilr. It la eatimat.ed the Geaeral B-pt'tal about • ....__e be a fair one, particular 1 it • ura~ ... or t eTvh~ ua e 1co4 ncess o~a Irima~y. <;.tapldL beDelt fee.. Tlae 110w tllat Newfouadlaad'a partldpa- weeks •- 'or t"'"r·atmcat of .. ":

1.: .. _

be the case that the bonds aeces- It m-es. II wou ~e aa Woodamea report rabbit aad par- juteailea their "- ollcen tloa wlll coet .,_$15,000loJ]O.OOO -. .. &' "' - ...-

sary to pay cost of coastruction j well with the pollc7 th urn- trldge Yet1 plea ural. oa the- rockJ aad work tbe SodetJ. wiUf' tbe aid If DOt .-e. Tile pater pllf.Uoa of jury 8Wltaiacct to one of his IecS can be ftoatcd at 96 per cent, as

1 meut .have anaouu~ed to ure barreaa. bat •err few aportamea. of a Gurdiaa appc>latecP bJ tlae tlala wiH llate to w bQtae by tbe aad wu o~rated upon. died there

the Prt'mier alated ia the Rouse royalties on enterp.nses at can • CoaUSPOKDPT. pareat aodetr TbeJ ..na be qate CDioaJ. Aa to voluntary aabacrip- on TuHday last. His n:IIUllas be bad written guarantees froin

1 bear it, o f which we mQSt hear~ily Cupid a. Feb. lOlb, 1910. aa adclltioa"tt tbe aoc:letJ. wltb ttelr tlou. if aucb are eolidted lhe moat were broarhf o'·er here bJ ttaia

trustworthy Loadoa fioanders approve, except that we thank recaJla aadlfe aad clraaa bud. at Gf it willbte to come !l'OIIl tbeclti· oa Wedneseay, aad were iaternd that they would be--docuwentar~' ch should ~ot be made the •!'b- BBIGUS BBIIFS. their uaaal parade oa New Year'• aeat of tbe CapitaL Some of rbe yesterday ia the Methodist ~

i __ .. bl t f bar•:nua but sboulcl be am Da7. We lnlat tlaerewlll bea.-...n; wealthy people Of tbeoatport woald te"". He was in his 72ad 7ear. cvidcace fbat be prorn ':'""to ta e. ' sedo b ..... f ' -•l . KiM Ethel Jerrell. accompuied aauter of the ~d• oa ~~ ao dDubf aaaiat. If tile matter wu .,fr. Bartlett was a qui•t __ ..

As egards the ma,ter of tbe I I y u: o ~u ..... ad a rea;oat bJ her Fat.llet', Mr. F. Jerrett. lclt al~bt. It Ia a fiae chaace to eecare properiJ put before lhem: bat •• for and was well-liked b.,. ~I ~t aoa of our railway s,tem, ~abe way,, at a a aa a a epea t'D oa Taeld:t.'f' St. John'L We.... tralaiar Ia tlae art of rood dU.S· tldti B&y we fea_r the ow- ~ eseat writer, ia common . way, as a part of t'se fa ctloas of derataad while lbere It Ia IIUa ehip. iq to tthe poor of laat 1ear were acquaiat.ed with him. In his

with many others of all political a Goverament. Jerrett•• iateaUoa. to abady maalc. will aat be able to macb. parli· ellrly days he followed Ute cod I • h b ld tllat i~t TBB o· RB ROYAL.-n!S • --- .. y .&-...1-t ,. ..... -:. .. 1" cularly tbe people of aeich· aad seal-fieery. He was one of

comp extons as .e .. .,._ • Mn. aacl Mias Colliagwoocl of .&'lVIII e -.-u ..,...,._.. · boriar loc:a1itiea wbo ba•e aa the crew of the S. S. Commodore, JICCeiSafJ and aclvasable tha. th . St. Idbn'a, an4 Mr. J. wn .... s, of ... da AL d t b h diJf t · rta t tU L - .... aa uoCJ cao o o J:el up t e w en she brou,...bl io the bi,... eren 1mnD II ac: cmen A , Elaewlaere to-cla7 will be ~aad a H-rt·s Ooa"--t, ·- at -t ia Tbe weelrl7 debate at the Star ·G ,._,_.._., ~• bee · 1 • 1 f ., ., ~ 6 _.. • .... ..... .. " .-- ay _....,.."ouon a omta~ec:a e. ' oad o fat,'' aud n year or two the Coloa, •abould be au or ,... ; crHiciam by the H. 9 . ST.urouo of oG(.ta.wa, having come to aee their Ball oa Sunday DlJbt wu well at· It Ia to t1aat we ahould chlil' ad- ft · lh S S V railway facilities. '.rbe'only thiQg the arruagemeat for aa Ore Royalt1 mother, Mrs. Thomas Wilcox, wbo teacled. The qacatt<»a waa. "abould 4raa ourael..-. of coutae. the con- ~h~~ ~~ r::C .. ~ th ~ · angu~~ l,uueattaa WU.whcther lhe party I etreclc:d by the Morrie Go•erqmeat is dan...,.....,•s_ly ilL awew.!m:.~.haFve. ~vo~te. •y forThe01.:leadtf~ trlbutlon from tbe public excbequ.e!"' . th l ,, t\ c ;;e\·crc.sc . -...__bOJcllng t'be reina of Go\·em- with tb& Bell~ Compaalea.- It •--- ... ... • ... will be in part-lo .:hici part we tng 3 . cnme ngam .. t ~1m': tn mOiff wotbe oae to be ~trusted ielotereatiaa', bOwe•er, to reaaeetaer Mr. Harold Bartlett baa retura- .... lit'. P. P. tijribboa or af. abould ttl ink-at the upenae of u1e the clos10g days or hl!l hfe. wfth the task. The majority of , that the BOnd Goteramerat, whlc!lt ed' home aftet a short trip to Bar- 6.,..te.. 'l'he otlaer a..-hrs were oat porta aod Hr. Grace ao,d neigh· I:aler on, he went lo St. John's to

week to be ab!e to resume our woated appearaacc.

-Tbe Jaftnile Templar. of St. 1otua '•IIINiu the auperinteadacle of IIi• ~ord, a Harbor Grace .. 1oaac ladJ. Mid a aa«eaaf.a -t­··~ l&teiJ. ..... Gettle WldtewaJ. linlra da.,.tcr of a fonter Har-bor 6radu, toolr tbe clrla' prl ... or briadar i• the laql'8f •••• 01 • membeia for the past qDUjer. A priae offered b7lll• TetlcFrd baa aiao beea compelc:d for.

Ye 4ecat- tllkt.eell apeet-it• Wb7 doa"t JM .... tlae priatet flt.? Be pat. JOIIr J6 Ia .U:pe all rl&'bt Bar Ilia ••loc:a,la" tdl llleJ make

-ttcbt ADd qbt, aad beat. their wives. • Aad c:ahllort their liYC:L Tiaeaou~rh tnma~e one loae hi• wih• WbJ doo't you 1ite the printer fila'!

Tbe No,.a olla•t,omber.~~ " I eonalder MJNAR!l' l,n'IMf'l"T

lbe OE T llnlmenf Ia uu." llt()l my ton~ b.,ll,• jl\mmtd latelv. J

bulled II well wilh. ~~~~ARD'. Ll:>l· M EXT and It wu u well u over ne~l d &\'

· ' Your~ \ e ry truly, •r. l;. Mc~lULL)o:N.

the electors have placed it ia 1 tbe STANDARD aupported, made ao bor Grace. F. Colllaa. F. J. Walali, Jed. Grftll, borlag- towoa will (lYe Ita abare. It hve where be worked for ten )·ears • i ... ~ . attempt wbateter to eecure faOIII ,.,_ ~ .. Saa•tb 1 ft "'-· E. o ·aeliiJ, B. Keat aacl Ray Pblp· Ia partly for thla reaaoa.vi&. that we till b<! returucd here two yen.rs -The Montreal DaiiCt Wiloet~s

power, and at s _..,.ag ou~ ItS ttiele CZompaaiea wbile lt ... huaf· au,~- I I e • OD .. uee- pard. Tbe aa~ .... well argued t ' b le .. to tb F t' I n . . . Pledges as respects ~raacb hn. e.s. ..,_ aay co•tributroo toward• tLe day for Grand Falla, w\en he Uld tboee preaeilt eitjo{!! it e-ery coa n ~ our ••aro . .e ea 1~ ago. e IS sumvcd by a wife and Star in tbe fig 1l :a.rain.,t

I d h -. b to ...... a.l -lth of Em~re, thal•e thtnk tt ooly f;ur and sc,·eral children aU grown up Boodle took both t iJe citi:lenk fthe work caJ\be oaew1t -,.reteaae; eoitia,olcourte.tbeac:DM opes tecare a ~OD wa llfadl. Afterawteblld ntakeu tou t ao ep t fth .t~ b .. 'd out in•ol.m.gthecountraiafinaa- of coaalateac7 for tbe STAMDA'kD to .tb~N: D. Co., of that pi•.... it waa foaad Qaatthe Jadieabaclwou · c m ar. 0 e,...rap er· w).to mourn the I n kind bus- 81 e. worked hard and did much to.

.r- .,..._. naha o tbe Feattval broagbt out band and fathc rout the heavy forcea or tba ~nemy cial embarrassment aa wiUsout coodemJJ thla arraa~remeat aow u Co11cert ri•m uader- the bJ8 or 9 majority. Tbe debate for here to !:'elp ua celfbrate tbe Guy , • r. 1 to good City Govern~mat. the uaduly crowding out of the not fOOd enoarh."'TJI;. Clarqplde. aaspt~ of the Guild Society last apt 81U1da7 llilbt ia " Woald Coo· Cenleaoaal , - I · other importut 111taaures oa the I We appreciate! the- mOdcrateaeaa Weifuesday, wurepealed Tbura- fed~.Uott be Cood for Newfound- . -The M~~.r.eal Boodling- element -The memorial to tbe deeply Ja. platform of bolh parties. wellud of lODe la 011r coatemporar,.-a criU- day enniag .w(tb u great a sue- lud. . The leaden. are, for It 81!· .BYMENJAL. 1~ the Mu~Uapal Government of tho men ed lo'alher Slattery baa reached .........~. We shall rejoice, eYeD clam. We tall bow~ver to eee. laow cess as ou tbe previoua oae. The !;_~1.li!!, aad qatust it IlL E. CJly baa b«n ~dly beaten .. i~ tb; ' Lbc sum oi 53.130. A\: lea11t ~ i 5 ...... • f the barge ofl~taleo,., caa ltold tal --•·--.a bo h · h _....., --r , t late electonl fight. The CalJ~ena expected. which will be exnenacd in though at should prove us alse c .I 1 -, to aiDOWlt ~•M:U . t: oag ta.. Tbe Peru lledlciae Co .. of wbleb \Ve rerre tbe following Item got 01woke from Uaelr ldhargy orf!'!lnJl:ed a fitting meinorial at MouartCashel propbeh .... Ifcbthis WO~ build- ~~e-.!,~:: •• ~~~!: :rsth:er.: wasA $51. ber oi I f or. P. L. Benaatua ia ~aaapr.beld crowded oat of pretio•alUHL a- re(orm te:ague. .formed a alate. add to the memory of tbe belo"ed teach· lng' t e .~11• es be s,.~ ... ~, aa !e GoYerament. ap~•lnr of lta ... er; aum ~ouag peop e rom CIIODOifta It 1M &tar Hall dUIIIJ the tie' ~~r'~~'-r!:~:lp~a~h:! woo a glonoua vtctory. er who did ao much for its boys. believe at ss a a tended to_ spread 1.t. act or failtit~e to ~t. Uaen mlcbt be here droYe' to· Clarke's Beach .oa t .-..' 'ftle \ale ~ena. home be f th will M d .oz-t to tt d Co cert $ Mlaa Mullowaef;' an adopt daugb· onr a aurn ro ye~ ere . more force in it. l( particalarly. 1\ on ff1 ...... a en a a Utedlea wu beJg da C tbe coa· ter of two ofllloaqaito'a moet proa-of course be less daqer than if ba• evea by ailea~. approe-ed of ao civea. bJ troupe from Port-d~ certa: A ladi.n' co•eat wu laeld to pero9a aad respected n:aidcot., Mr. the whole was uadta ta~ea in a attempt bel or ll)ade to aec:are aoy Grave in aid'bttbe Methodist Han decide thuuoet POIMilar~tladv. aad Mra. 1amu Rogera.. were uaited year or two; for the coaatruct.ion coatrlbution toward• the reveaue of that place. :Date entettaiameat Tbia wu wCMt by Ill• I billoil, ia the booda of Matrimony b! Rev. of some branches could be delay- from tbe S.ll lalaad miaea and W..ofthreehoursduratioa-thfte ~ 1 mai;::.!l of 11 Yotea oter Jo'r. Finn. rbe bride Ia well-know• ed ahtftlld bad 6aheriea or aa,y aimilar entwpriae" tben might be hours of fua 1Uld laugb~a. tbe aut b t competitor. Tbe and. much lilced her~. and tbe many otller circumstaace "Brise to make eome ••lrbt Ia the cbarre.. · But sisti•"' otsoloa, dueth recitatlbas -priae wu 1 tet of plated all'ftr. acquainted wttb ber offer ;y-rmand

ch d I cl •· bl "' d auclt Ia aot tbe caae. Tb.e STAte· d d"" 1 A h c1' Re.: Fr O'll'labe-'- P P Sal · · h f 1 d 1 au. e .aya, 'II IN e. .lD or er to DAJlD for a loag time P..t baa aa ta oguca. tt e oae a beau • · .ea bYth ~.1• • •• • • atncere wta ea or a tappJ n ong 'bit, it 11 ~ that there be atreauouall :tdYOC&ted the puttlar ~~per was ~rved, wbicbf t~e par· :va~~=~:. sa:·~~~ marrled Ufe.

Cai'r's .Biscuits ao loop-hole ta· the CODtract. on of a fatrtu Qa tbee6uCieedtar~ taapators ~JOyed !0 the \l • ~y'a traialor St. Joba'e. , -BAD WoaL-Some mistreantt, whereby the Coatractora couldjf ly rich aueta of tbe couatrJ ~tid Dr. Clldia euDUDed the Meth- who.or where UMy belonv Ia a•""'~ , they ••w fit ""'D.atruct, ... ·~ withbt oter tJo othera to tlaeir creal it. oclist acboob-. here Oil Friday, Cll..a Dr. P. ~· llermaaa left by ,tbe " ... t' - ..., - .., 8. S ft--6.:~- the w-t-rd oa aeat.,.okaowll". tore up last ~·ec:k the a Y-·, all ... e '---ch 1 u- . .. d Nor ban we falled to ..c .. _ ....... ,t we le&ra lras VUJ mudt r--~..a . ronu ... ...,. -- id f I •

Are manufactured in Carlisle, England, and are noted for their RICHNESS and PURITY. ~When you are buynig a dainty Biscuit for your Afternoon Tea, or when you ~ant a delicious Cream Cracker be sure to spectly CARR'S. _

..... Ul .,.~ -. .... .. ~·- • --.. TandaJ e • eaat • eo Dl d~,bradg-e at Rtver· obtaia payment therefor; ..($4,- for the mote to place • ~l1 on with jbe results. ueYer avits~ · . bead or thia town. The bridge 3 t oOO,OOO), aucl whereby the coloay I tbeae mloea.. .Aa we .sal~. Ia oar eeeD the school in a more ftoariah-' The weatberlau cltaqed a httle the-jiNictioa of upper Water a ad could be Jnalct in damages ia the &rat ar~lde oo the aabJect S15;000 iag coadiW?a. This '~b ~ ~_adce-ftmm'e •lutaow.baaaddret.fr-t Waltehohuaye.h Ha,r.ey Street• wu alao torn up

r •,.· t b 'Jd' •tb' a yeu:" a great deal better thu f ..,_ f6 .... t k o tb P a - _, ..,.. gn abou\ 'be ume tiOie. These deeds. cue 0• 1"'. no ut tng W1 10 a the 0 .... e up to the p-·eat ba- re- ?r 'ae e ~ .. a .wor e " • the atl:ft of wi.Dter .,uld aot be d 6 t tim all tb b h " ..... ·~ cswl Mr M. Killilr It ia to be hoped for the credit of hu·

c 01 e e c raac es pro- ceived." ' · • realiJ f t. maa_'aalpre,areooly actt1 of thought· vided lor ia the coa' ract. .,. • ·nut tbe main m:t1.ter at l•auelanot e teanrthat r. C&ntwell, OU( Tb(a Ia wi ter tb t h t bad leuaeaa Qr aome other leas aenuted

\\':e oottee that the Herald states our ~siateaey or hseoaaratacy. dnartist, . has ~econai~red the aa ~ual i! atrtbe 1!,. ;!t 'No motive tllaa m:tuta or rc:Te,pge; but thAt the fonuer C\•eatuality is pos- lt is what juati(e Ia Ia tba·opiniODa question.. of l.eavtag, ~avtng d~· 11110w, aot eveJ& aougb to cet out lb a.ay caie they merit ae•ere puniah-

_,)liblc. • · ' we uptes~d that it wn aol wl.c: d~ to .remaan, and lS ealarflUIC 6rewood, fell duriar the laat f.ew mrat. Foot pa .. eog-era or peraooa f ~ -----. nor dignified for Vte Colony- to blS busaness h~ • moatha. ia horae ancl carriage paasing along

C~r's~ BiscUits Cable Companies Seeking plc:dce ita.elf not to ~ge for ten .. . CoJtRBSPONDBNT. Capt. Wat. Carroll ud crew ~r at aig-ht micbt tbua aatrer lou of

Newfoundland. }e&nl the buia of ~~Uoa from the "Bttgus, Feb. lOth. 19l0. achr. Cardlaia. weat out by Moud4y life or grievous bodilf Injury. D.

Mr. Fean, the recedtlr ap~lated geaeral Manager of tbe Direct Cable Co., Ia expected out here earl7 Ia March. w&ea we truat ar­ra~gementa will take place for the traoafer of the Compaalaa cables to t\sia tow a. '

• There ia a poulblllt)' a~ of the cables of the Great Weatem Uaioa

7).{ ceata lhe'admtntatlcftl hat fixed alt.ernoou•a trala for St~Joba•L Tb.C 1111pector Blliley :wd baa me.n are on as U.limlt, aad that. it ~med to -B&Tua TJU• Til• Bar ..... l)lrtol achooau baa beea aaoo~ at this the.alert to di coYer lbe perpctrn· 1111 tbat the tut prollta, aot0111ltl~ rrom &.bo blaaataoturen, our J'aU IID4 1 f th 1 t.e t Uooa, and ever)· g-ood cititen bo""& R • d N f dl to -IIIIo"• anaually the Compaa Wln .. •atook or ·-·u.~ __ .. ow~. pace or e w D r mon b 'II - ...... ~ ei ew 0110 a - .. • ... .._ ·-- t llJ wt aucceed. . .. be Road ooard · .:.....•-e, warrant al\ Ia crease of aay2 d lORI u~l by a •toq elk~= eae Michael W•ae. fc)rmerl'! of h d 111- ,. aDa ptUerD all -pNY!eua ' aa ma e temporary rep:t.il'll and .teata •ore. Other. ma7 of of course Ban your ou~ aull or O'MIOM&...,. thla wa bat aow of Glouceater, will put the bridge• Ia good ahnpe differ with ua dn tbrae pc>lota. but Ill lllelai•Uhw York atyle1rom u.- ldaaa.. arrived bome oa Saturday agaio wheu tbe )Ye:Llber will permit

Company ------~~----~---

we caa oalt ape.ak aa we think. ~ Mall ord._. Kt•ea a,.cl&l....._ after aa abaeacc of tea• yeara or or 1 eb tlon. Write &o-4ay ~or meu1u'lt euda more. Capt. Mike loon ~1 and u · -and aampl-. J. & w. M.t.oua.u• • his maay frleada are delich(ed to w· h .

TbelbPftl Tailon. aee hie la thelr midal apia. - ll r.eapecl to tbat det~dc.ra- THE CAN A 0 I A ... tu for tbta town. tbe Floating

- Amoapt penona ia towa t.bia Acoac;utwaa held attheJeney Dock, uerylbing baa been got in PANY'S STEAME RS ., paet week mar be ~DCDtloaed Rn. Side MoadaJ alcht, aad waa Yety readiaeaa eo far aa practicable, a.nd I

WHY IMPORT. - - -

Are you going to ~feat Britain> Europe or, the Orient ? If SO, why llOl travel in e a nd comfort ? ,.

P ACIFIC RAlL\.VAY COM -beiDf diterled to NcwfOdadlaad. Owiag 1o the laclr-of frost this Tile mattua .. e uadentud aader season, the userr of .ice in St. c:oaalderatioa. but- JlS thia remonl John's han not yet put ia the ne­woald be a •ery co~ affair, tbe GeSSUY auppli_. of that article. proe aactcoaa woukt batt to be..,, Should the-weather continue mild Carefully welcbed before a.declaioa there will be a . poor chance for could bO arrited at. eo Ulat N!ere ia them to obtain what they require mueb elea~eat of uacertalaty . t iu for use ia tbeir r~tivc work$.

Dr. 'Whelaa, IIeure. 1oba Mackey well patroalaed. M~y of the beat tboae ia charge of the enterprise arc '• EM pRES aad E. Golf. of Carboaear, E. Sbee- acton of the Town Sa~«; aa well aa l awajliag the graotiog of the ebart- • S ~ 8 R I ()":'A I N" baa. of Spaniard'• Bay, 1oa. 3arke the .Jeney Side parttctpated aad er by the Leg\alature, which ia a l · of Belllale. P. F. ¥aa.&elct. James, helped to make tlie coacert.the. auc- m~Her of form before placiogihl • ; and . O'NeU and Jaaaea t>aweon of Ba7 ceea that it wa.a. Soap. reatahona. atock ou the rnarket.and proc:ei'aiog • Roberts. aad Mi .. Kaclre.J of Cai- coaalctaktetc:bea.f~ chatract~ work I further. Tbe pr:oapecta of the re- •• EM nR ESS 0 F In ELAND" ... the tblar. Ia tbe etent of the Dt ct 0 f ·

Compaoy aelectiag thia towa, ae <? the caty pa h:ts stated they very JILt'lywill do, the neighbor- that ace may have to be am ported iar towa of Carboaear ollera a. •ery m Sydaey, as was done aome fnorable aituaUon {or the Weateru y meet demuds. Is Ualoa. Jt Ia lime tbe -ia<lvaatagea ros-1 th e really any aeed to sead to thla ud other- enterpriaea olfuea Syd ey for ice ? Canaot the

-:I oar towaa we!e better kaowo. busi ss mea of our northerll tlae two compaJuea do come. New· ports sulpp!f more ice thaa is

toundland wul haYe ota~ cablca n::ted ia St. John's and at less acroM the Allaatic, b~liotdta the $ • numeroua ahort ones poaaectiag- cos . th 1;1 ydaey 1 Tbere is .an with tbe Weatera·Bemi•pltere. oi)portu ly herein for eome Jtye

outport an to create a trade ia

Tloe •""""" ro, l,lubo' Gnooi tb;. di ··~·do. ·"-

boaear. . · were ea •.rea o t- ~ertaiamrat. qui red capital bdng- obtained are r:-: ·A :-.. Pl . . :.• F b. 90:!," PO!mi.NT, lth_ougbt to be excellent. . ,

-The CD~ ana ol•eara. aceau., e • -· ffi th I . d . • R. Ratlaertora. & CSO.. Ia bull1 ea· . . - Amonpt the paneogera byl01t1t 0 e r e mos t U)\Urtf>us an qUick~st s ervtce. pged thla week- Ia aupplylll,l' Caa1 Tile Goterameat.Ja-to ~ prat.aed 1 Tueaday week'aupreaswere Mr. A. to their Clletomera. After appl)'lar for esaaurlJ&a' tbat latnre weather G. Moo~ on his way to Britiah Co- - For passage. rates and Tickets apply to General Passen• c r dealera Ia Brlpa. Bay Rober&.; etc. forecaat for:Rewfo~lll be l lumbia oo a. trip. Mr. N. ~1uoo, to ent Reid Newfoundland Company '"' tbey bate a aapplyoa haad foraolll6 luuedfrom tbeaaeteoro~cal bead· 1St. Jobn'a. where the Aatotnette re- ' · moatbe,et. . • ?t.llarteh Cpa4a. aad ptabllahed In cently •rrie-ed. aod four Messrs. -~aggnge checked through from Newfoundland p nin t .... lo•

• 110 .. pipln. At pre.eat there ' Sbepparda• on. their retara to their Liverpool Tbe aeuou of~ Leat bom&Dellced are tbrtse •tatioaa. oae each at Sal at · ae'eral place a of work. , · · . ·

oa Wed1leeda.Jpaaf. Aah WeclMIC!aJ. 1olla·a. Daria, &Del Port-an-Basque ' , • and waa obaerftcl both bJ oar RO· Ode more 1• to be added at ~ a - Miea P .:rc1 of Drigua apent a maa Catholic and AaJIIcaa dtbesla aacl oae oa Labrador Cout below dv eome little time ago at Alder-with Uaa-•aJ aoleauiltice. S&Ddwlcb lalaad. de~. the Gould .. Reid N e·wfoundla:nd Com _pan)

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