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er ·thought ·t it was de ,£Very Wu©rU )111 LAf00GII "d Who - subdued king- wth gloi d<nsà, wrought righteousnés,%S Ob- there he- taxned promiss tapped *the and*deyo said it A despatch f rem Ottà, general tariff inecase < a bais per cent. intert five per eent. pr~eferenfi tain exceptions, such as tobacco, wheat, flour a tural' im'pig-ments, - . SCial war taxes in£ Oneper cent. on banlk lation. One per cent. on the C(,anadian) oûf trust aml One Per- cent. -on th, iums of insurance .comp life, fraternal and mar One cent on telegrap messages. - Ten cents for e very. on railroad aind steaml Ten cents on.sléee;ing cnson parlor car tick One to three douars ger f rom steamboat ces rying-to ports other ti BaniSH VI Ger man U-2 Tri A -despa tch -from Ymi erlands, says: The marines U-2 attempted .the British .steamer La arrived from Java. Tj caped- by adroit man< fast isteaming. - When j steamer was fly-ing the Captain Prophet was The attack on the made while the vessýel V Sbet*een the: Meuse 1i schiouwen Bank.- The fired several shells, wh theé st'eàmer's funnel, < upper deck. As. this d, the captain to stýip, th made an unsuccessful torpedo the steamship. The Laertes, when~el the submarine, was pro<c oýut showing her-natiojn -ArmnansLose HReaily takçe French Fo)rtiffý Marie There A. despatch 'from I 'Tremendous slaughter progress of the terrific Bagatelle -on Friday.' days of desperate fightil bnne-battle reached its 4 the Germans charged the Fr ench fortification Therese in solid oolurn breast, and column abr umn across a front 1110 yards wide. The guns of 'the. fort deadfly shell fire into the .as soon as they were i range. - The line -of colm ed under the wthering fi they. came on. When, rifle range the quick-firei ketry of the Fren ehr sent j of bullets that was a verfi cane of death., The cýarnage was. mori man courage iculd with column after columnn brC led and turned-, leaving-] bers of dead on the field A d-sptchfrn ondo reference to reports of'ha f rom disease: among thie troops encamped on Plain Oie War Office on I ISSUe< àastatement tu the only,65 Canadians have d chOmp, and that-the total memingitis' hasbeen 24 m 40 cases reported; -It that: ported.t.hat an entire Cami talion. was sufferinig from ~tis, and the inference 1 drawn that'the epidemic ç .bad camp conditions.&Ac< w-aa_ brousht with the c Nrom- Canada. In referen kkport that 70 per-eent . of Wdan horsesare sufferlag fever the War Office deel ky 10 per cent. of the orses are eick and that o0 portion of these had mud: Fire Secret IS1 dý(esýpatch t,ý the L-onj Telegraph from jRouierda_É à% Successful air raid by ov r usldr,',Tho G #faigsuc,,h a raid at D '!!Om heakne lahegoessbeen1 dal ud da n ieesw a a r ai i n resoireefui- evidnt that arael wa not ale tôo wre , an ha y y ayd ha p i eia e o at n, th e an r f ey of the Pii- eena rgS a ee sr theseles rea an aprecate an ed e he t Î e ar the on ht suffres bumr e ar, a u er e.opan °i - svtone, h a n I o 11W tu avlosso h . er k org unerguan t.srcmae s. en d ' ve' uf la'ofth atral t oe ha heeloe Iourori.sda nÊa d m tie sb ee iaab heo adut4 0 P en tryhu otelusoft feni- eraio. Ba heet'r clmeoabei prand cuetive1ýý, thts e ar 1t. nHowev er,cintroduction o revpotantinéxueoofwar. nd trillngxplasur, andthis -sot ofm/.s1). ' ied or te sak of he cases hëy hen0utimaely.t be ound th 'à udghs tnere nloe enÏofth e and sofenied,'bu itevienty nlads h erore s arg« egimm'à,ense , ' nd Th e xg f r thh nthrnaronwhee te Pil.:)oalt e eko gnyto hrp rmGo lTemaeiait prssme mn .They arsticon-aleeeoody hnmstedbe . Bt Icosidrotat p i as agnralybliMha te ivae Irelantllebe t in n eahto bter(r hoy tofaewih7te ulie $ metowitheanun sal zabestfighter efy. e drv nw old fom a o. iparf esaunmnd w s ncgnut o.lehma mn hsb s m yPevetPep ofthm -- twad soethn dffrnt ut men yot fou err Sitor, dtin f . utrown rcn4- dutdyteAhko oh 2 6 bet es a en sree ad ftesa h~tes -- - ,whetherathe French opening-·-will G we àcaryothe waron 3. Poplemean thearmy Theenouh toeoyecomethe gh paintheeirdsof .he a thor elon sBethman nHollw es"Jut folaow up i , hdeta ith French show- erst hre us sfr ,em from E ast n || r, i wid m;ô et m s o t hela i nfeatan d e s(o lv,à,0ed to en toydant t c o rg an dee- cm st m n fora er an ip fpr." ha t may Cr gs, remfas otohe e e . _ t n oSieia hnthe Germns ror ia d esthe arfék, of he covl eat ofthe nuae n Ijaorcad t I aist Me teP notthsewodsmea !Posig, hi i e- hn$n. mnd' cmplld .o une fràpeac, e. d e r he sAy LTHW ereor -toJhvafmite bknsa"'if ee 8do0te a ramh one dwould say, hrdyhr omntaeesoéfrm uinpsmehng GrwnginM raPwr.ust-dy efr te hlitiea- hadtobesruknt ,Ia bo tin no1r2elY,.o thephas beanit flgh. ome tht i n opessleutofthe "Our-<) spiwrit i ttehihs e.Ti as h cyo8tefom rtinS a desfof ei s tuk r-gtatrahut.lns fo n<n t a p i o e oWte w o e r i g la t e r t p ing . d u ti nv e n th s is tru n t on yof r n h ii ng p e s r , d t T hsh . 7. 7). n f o tre s . It w o e ry , el e , i p i n e c st eh e , petr n s i e Ge ran stadplicygOtesvere- Wool. n Gingam. , ..e pople.--ere, aain, te Pain lossove nddn ,liy~i o eiin W g i ly a c anc re ark wit outsig i n W ord com es gfr ýo aris ha et o iny Cieata e b ny w r. m r r h n e o ri fth eLi. ok Jud rteod E ad in e s l-lgavoe n of r d a 'il ii es ir i r s n cakwnge. thes mincl ndto def ed if o hen est ha t a e m ed t irhss1, h rpain fp o asthere wSas n, o e yt. i ae mg s ces pnteaa fh- frw e tw r yte embroidery in worsteds. This im e news and p eor acssue byf arutisu, n sthae • l rel. manr noedwheee ndr or lnes nte n fbt on vdaious gr th dsouns.. ve addleedvlue t some attrcssarysue o eperpaces seeimbed t ve cioncs e n ndwervr nwatepacsstr dlod n h To-day t'his h c . . ive oilee boxesbwich-are soldinue ther n ds td s ferg a u rno o heamyhcnere at o Tht Atrn ase eae. h saeadin te bedded, liWe a rýed bu te ibe thes xesho r andkrc h e sveus u i r e ite aro ha f m Ashsc, athne at sadsasbhcee-datmdi atann tween he leves ofa ·mu t von l-g esvei s -and obliertim . knicknsidr ha inacks orhy etrphic. I te a to bouhtthe cnse they. n hEs hre-fhm nt tth iaueo h ttr p ssme n ehis ory te p rse T heof black and hi e plaid eginh m on phie fon et a no a ou r the hv e de reases in W o ns itth a o the cheruim fe o n gn tho tr a e tobaal-f w a o mater whai , pst i on e --j e e- an aoud he ed e f ac bx i ze, bàthe cirulatin o boo thnT e heubiner cncivd ubet w lso lf h I cin a-i telf tio ·liehitoianpus n~ tewh -ihe r i îa anof e mbidr y in ea t impededtaandoropsy r e su.baing t iP h oenord nupo n dheir w n d're d by s kn sa dm m sadth dath ede- ha w wec.T e ol aksisatnt ostd. Theya' nno!tek b e bogh , od'1s als o u 'irnkco- d(s e 2 Sa t.e. 2; 2King sh1. 15, on shl pto sd ,te'eieneo hnsh ther he accepts thechancellor's pie. umade, stamped readyforwok-errlve"ane"obai lve. I Ia.37 1).'waesii mne cnofin-bepeadnhgasuanetfgh sen satmen tathedidno m an in btethe ingenous omanncou l the hypertrophic type, n the oth e ..Inerbdcpof lntheeres-ing P re in he hr mdb lm en.'I.i l obsa t ihattraie s hdaos b e pe ct- ce sl o vupte r o e or her e l ng hpuhth mf mEat and , h h eoifuc nlred -hi the f n e whichth e nds. tolaine thegi o ra so al serdada' ra sflil edor V nth i nte rpretatin n- thto wayw indthailtFrepadngo- a«dWjaundice is a marked symptom. raetesh e r ko wnhe ovte.irtneigh-te dv mdte tosplsn stepopeyo m otl S . hamofblak nd ht ewoe d wiAth In many cases the disease can be Lor(dbt.5,6.9;26,1 on ciumt ce an sthirsneofht" irt fr e crities-the prase telMna<rte-band sf geen a n red and bue raedtote bue falohlbt 3;3.1; .').' whchtethu antytéteebxsene.rodngal,' hih e n sa.fe in drk sadesall aoundthe eg thee ar so mny caes i whic 7. here, r hath Jot bee nich a pointdo e fd mn rain .mi.' -R v Jh no ho e wo d m a 1 P is n o th c o sbers lco ol ann t po sib y btt blae L T t he eto or., - Th H e reocr wne-H o m e Curouscirumsanc, ilusratve Skits or tretgWarhattheeau.s besom-oTeraus a drdfohheetoore' iisyeteray.-- ofmn 'swoability ,tocor l n; o et ,on t e re o • t or he ondiion. Cirhosi of T h aher yof m en m r t e ad ess o the crren of vent butthe cr- S.roc, reb 6 n aesna grativer* snsittact yong pe- fohemog th a m n ex re.n of is on wods. e sas a nes. her eis no re ut ofthe · th oppotuniy fora *o 31. , 5;Exod.4.l1 hng nd ebefore a lihetn i he e ff i g e t ua h me nsg e l, ard dr nkin on ng t b trf ohé .The eopEg ians i H ere anenot l s s E S F O H o n o k f.seuei ne o which he little eogtfrfeeohndwtead-lai gpraleifdntr om - h elvrncofthif d rae . ,cied Sareatth sde. tssh rt m,Otbutsof the nationnIt was When t §ithers L ve oo from g yp t but nth s nc i- ten s acfic ly ac a c 'm r ih i- i n ess W illdbe pesrvedm O evris ay g ne aly ai t at dr nk nn ss ho is ofthe ra e y ptoms gof cir- dn t h e ce so kf ix s tra- nmatne re t F om P a esR slw'.ite 'i E CH F R RE S S ede ther a re edcs. Tahi es wopeunR sia en hl r osy andi er- apea irestseially ditiothat e ner ioo f Iasrtakel an pwed yW veth oaie-utid te tig P theonlypossble wy inwhic to s tru tha resaurans an pubic ts se a À elfra men e labros whenedth eawthat nthi ae tGon tMutAlsnClee . fc hnapiro rgtrd Conducting he War, mae a idoe s ,it wearel.·s hue aetesufrr, u h n-i nyos ephe halhnisu a oe note ato Ire.abu 6eyugienaercev es elt tefor TO ofth paradoes of the pres- mso ëo teesps * The nst ei .ansto srail rwgimoalebe erfecinth a ovrgan can ner By ' n the wilderess"aiste antthe maryrsdl." h di ganm te snd , denwar ite fact that concterèt e an-.aggess-bi aw arn sPwersand wealt. ;Th resut of ame im r e rtnroapai n. the ho res of the exd Sa (xd 3 r. A ne Talr M D ualtee?" sesip ig s ducd i twlve day, werest d otewntr dg ien e d os l etrgrd av mproh ongiernch erd n W o i t aul e e seimr WladGajs fS.M ri',a kd ttBbpce h wU e i t ho re fo mo r eof t h a n slen k r h e It epre s e n t m o - t e , h e i r ul ti n o f' o d w t h n Tl e r u ig . e o e v d a B l eym l a p.W y d o a e r Nomek In ai m nessage oflengths or vath o ea po variusmetntofxh fc ta m n ter wr ddb n dc div sy abut fores a n apath seardb on hr y athdar n, NB .,wl s h e e e," to te itr a rmy s n t h de an far ic w hchy ucooecniaonom ono r tinstttstbesl, h ia ism stb ro p 1.An het oso sofEi. T e-ipov tsw te7yte . kepbakte6 si,.ri Igtl ealhsichd nheadtoa sowawodr pecese f ltn tetram m s b oloedmn.f o (lam . 4ohd r- lurn temothed wan 5,hs edmtt ar N oe bencnerdo u ytepee t hne. Allertpic e-ondtha t ner amoIn the Ia elicdtewere wll- sippe nt tf 'js e adnthtwl e ATtsàenn ha eddntmanig btte I ON AGAIN. m a r.h.ol ufeesae hs rrtt helvrmutb vodd Thwni5 peo n see w asn sc atin asbeitnhrtooepn,' adIegmteryu who re ymg n te im edite epeadltlysices, eai nim c nags, erd·o qikcmnnc-wtotpeeet. " h "akdRsl an ofsoyinvteemeto - esypathcRusiannaionwhte enwhohaeptecendye r cases wrners Cu nt< owhir ni -traee schoarsip of 75chtosdasewntu tir Peféog-wha rdth apll i eetiandhoddotheptonnh toie-s e ue hsemn hmaz(2 S. 8 3indbeawredanua y16- "Wll wensmeon esew theo thrueteprussianof naristofblac aud wrers. The City ofPetro- a in to the hab us of oing t ;Asa el 1(2 ;Sa . 2 ). Th .he secretar fteN w rn - rd mi-ee' oslec le phidy rtes t ep ras tsl i aIad ofg e n a rried a sat l t h 00 r u le oan ,a d a dth ry t r po rt thceirs is in ani ed 7. therechari ot Th ac cm ay ealt o f h tp o ic as wawieiu n tu tlt e ' seale.g d tpla edglofte ahePlihvitmsh holdmoeto sme labe twhler tin L 5. -Th e te am rD cawhc a en wee!Itikta ti on overthe ityOI Pter he reat triue r. Tis mneywillbe ds- aa triades not bexist, and man s clthes hrent, man with e t uhmth ieihtltlisan.agra ay' Itmns bfý o otrl o y was atrbl, thereftore aut or Pln mns hepplino ain ivrsogeier a ahbyfollng pon his h ssad.Idcaio f i tv o ndeu ... Saltsae'sidRsle thyeconversationeshouldbuurnhey as torrace aueany discr2minationtavsiple dietae tting plenty of gief. ThosowhoIsa him rusenni rd dado t on . h okdotoe h adc rn ofhso nwod' He saya upneRss h is nwan ret move th uar'sr tho ego. ef eh air an avoiding fatgucoldsethus 8ould knowretha t h mg Biwa tS a suyPansjs02 Te euiu utmFem d .kíng ae enent Cou t Toltytpoe i thmensren, s el bsad dmpness. Then m eialtroul teat-asunfvoablnsee 2 ama1 ; e ar fe fte a hee oiothfihad h etm ph n n o e or ie k ers à e swe19 f thR l rity of anepr - t ei e e of e t u ac rd n t ent the phys ic n g u ostres cie o p shn 6).e ness -.N th la t r w sa B i sh eg a . in it as c d e ou h o th -h n i ey n h m riops t ase niae w of the gganat ion, of t e g n va ons. --o uth's Coernpanion. ~ 13. B, O on y dthe Iw asieswahn oge D r g a fg t a e dn t b u lvstsR s leso d tr ai g -hn s adper O ing a memer wof thie peto a hms irttn atce f i rto'ac ,a----thseasd ouble sa sre edn e H r a y . .. lln J h irr w n o .h oie t-sq e ce, o he fc t h at -orn fwreed rm and wcl ear -- utlie no g g od lag o io sto 2 in s11 1) -• ' en m le t are ferac aiv r.b auiu in fte uu nw .aaenty dreced er-n-cief i ofthegre tst imo- i rm ution>f this ath. 8 .thedbol grervine ar tof1 rk oft G. bc e od.-Ei aspri s o aG d t a derie 2-uhl fw etwteè,adtewn a o dhe tr neb soe p rn e ai he r s r e .v ry g al . a"It is a wise n ss o s6. fthc en ith oatmea l, s pe a s prti cult a rlyt e sn i b for thse lr m e g t bj h l o n n s a h r r w e v s ' t h a ..wha diicut;'ut oliical thep. Ite ideSmysire toTh ere are ,vriusays in which e a os nd pply ha can trecorn -aknof thercovTenan lit i ,ther.Crnht asd74bseso ascrer.Sm n a eu b .4 orEN deH O -t E 8approac h. m ress Britih ipl op IIofwthe as.tseemsor earthe cale o a nd a ge d beflpore ssesol d ly ® fH e ,d llwe d "thce e opnle" ito r om tob sessoneedn uthshnsoe sap an e dteced y te te fct att h e woe-R useian noa- an 0lend as a plnet. e l pvl n tion fpou l e nd-e nd edeerh me to thenverye x teme mea sure o SAml ndJ.W. rdnut f "G esw o" ' - ery 11nd'otfeearh thainis trow p . A tionhearly P pribecwiate hi mea-one or rtooftem.Thune cnt bi- tosuer th t u y eal tiove taingt e akinto the atmlp iofIr- l.iomiedt PELrcevd6oao"us s fI n' t'hs anote onhweer w en ur. he prmie ivn 1y he ousdec ay e o sufegetation t g e nate -h i ekm sa kepw r -drt i hevcoy nteCn aan Soietl rne measase.e.o , th Çav nc i e ondctedby raDuwile fuldlale', Ao sm ona smaysintsshve h r rg o, s of tree ,cas e rk wasintaken, therefore, he knte o eet1hneeisfmiyfo I'esm t a 'lin ed' a . I excuingthi ths her ca b noposibl d ubt sadtiheisr i mo r amm niain mth e perfecives nwr alsave g a boveAt th at hre wasf noh ohe r e lpE 1.1 r Ainniachi s.Bo:" b t el o , s Oy, e of s t he a h rizonta of hreho e, sch, al-oits we the e sir e p our n a sp er ean o w eta th. ýe ,re w s u0,- f re m ey w hen ithe i doc os is h adev- 0hoc 1of his i sas er wa2to)g ea l' »r i er t F e e it n . -e it n r su t ksp to aboutwarfooth e dimetraîtn omfe tan .and of our Tswar Wen h 0 er g, an osdrbese u.Orslir tth o i os'n, . ovce fduSens n usd bord y eas f secaleath patsof Platd Si'b ren ed a .F sh up isaeddyar simer e oe t isedy.ha rg hrone, andback.thye lvc erm m tedherH lfxmiiayprsn w ee0h0R sa e sw t bor eor re ha t is te o la d w il co p i e a ic aoSl ~ th y a s o that ion ia fu y tr daye + thete si e, m u a t Eli e lln. b t ack ardsi ila how everG duced in t elv61 da s,- here s toadd t the wintr -w rcirbe i a n ver used o hae. s fficent oom aaesth, in-as andbewireltdbelkdimnmise edrfrom hithea-ser--eylonmit earthforteaie buit in fory dÉ s Ol atec ý,sirt. Pleaed fibri is or Ptiens. A the presit m' tan gerosess ahadt rbeenit w i t h t o o d r f o m o i e t a n s 0 l ,, n " ý s i r t l e n t h s f o r v a r i u s e n t i n s p i e o t h f a t Ï a t a n y t h e c i r h o s s : i l l , i t l l x i s , b t ' o r c s b a n a p p a l o t e m n h o d C a t h m , I n a , e s a e f l e g t s l o v r o p i r c e , n a w 0 n e d s l i e i e n e r .t h e e i l e o a c i v y m t o s o t e a r y .g sl t u efb wantn, g-ht, un- rd to put ebrews ýs them- do they -xplana- ,save iný comes ght ,face teroisms to -I fit Hlis ma lain the of -the ir the ,hen it ts, ever it ýeet not Spirit- of our- places t the 1bed of f eter- lies ePave fe. Ie a ri r hier she ey, re And ey'll te i te she ars, ft-er, led ýry- by a n Wt ieeWJ e an eaceedingly great TeRelt o ar e hcrste d fas the-excite Pr.MdaNS, ar h ebr éallrin 1, wY eid roond o ào a zg, atofast Pruss a, andquantity dfi.TeRaiYo a.mn hc eutdio hA oc e ew fetnnel, thoeT is oeo the present Kingdojm of Poland Now, amimonia has a combistive Mr. McGovern, aý heavyweight of the messenger. Dolliver w-as presene ihasle e edhus' h a twfë b wte su-race. Beveralpoe ilnjyflauno ' property. If the atmosphere should gentleman of London' East End, - ---. watchi, in recognitoofhsavnsmlg."a'swa moe rdt1e th sajp ave beeni driven fer- Polish wilI again become the ]an- get laden with it, a universal con- wvho had never been known to work, lH4is Wi.e. the crew of dethe chonrFoaient hyr h oec wa ,earea re onncte byguae o th scool, o puli fe flagration would be inevitable. The but who nevertheless has added to "He• • --, wihfonee f edr he oss lateral trench, which becomes the and of officialdom. The Poles mus' outbrek o a olcano or aflash - ofLthes poltonof thenl earhi i-o atei e. ouarwt o easao Nte'r o,'sl o stormèesto collect for an -assault. Polish. cause the circumaMbient air tu ig- heroic and enlisted. The following 'do itV'rma . o osh Tyowowskledo/...ottecod o-adwe o In some ases, usually at night, a "4In my opinion, the officials',ofnte-lspc would beco)me a mass ddalogue took place between Mrs. "She clled h •Lion i the NothSahegtrws n else worse redi mittens u sap 2s driven rijqý up toe.the para- the future Polish Government ought of ragmng flame whicl4 would boil the 'McGovern and a lady, Mrs. McGov- and said. 'Hel arli e ot he y o c hif nger o h aia, eryus owyudet --et of shle si e ech, winch is to bave a knowledge of the Ru-Ssian rivers and seas, converting themri in. ern bieing haptv and complacenit in recogni2ed nad he N.., oekard and had mnyetand keen our rd Nroya then blown in byecharge. Amidot language, as beéing the langaefto bot ,vapors, which wou]4 devour the receipt of her 27o, i0d, from the 'Y gn aveevoiet and eplid :find nNvaSoi.Srs.iuey u the confutlon caused, erd a shower the. Empire. The paes mup aeoall, living creatures, all formsf of War Office. ao aeeietymade Ii-Ag the result ofa ,tofyn .Yuhsomnin orng oif frenades, «eesto rur&aempt- .theïrrown Diet. The institution of vegetable life, would bake the earth Mrs. MoGovern -- good-mornijngthe ;dI.âmet your dar sbnge ave Bef Mnctecon,LareRRihd- to Duret in throngh &0 opening GoIvernor-General ought to b's abol- and perhaps burin it to cinders. miss. f ' 'le itrest, sweatest, ms te a-ofndctone NB, ut aEaegArheIcsE -work along the teo.'Thatinis abed. This place» Pland on the The earth could lie converted into Lady-MCood-mo>rning Mrs m- ofu ywaemath e wrld, and s e eand fcostes graig$.9,r Psinab] how European armies are 1beisieged. same footinlg as the oilher part. of smoke within a second ; it could be Govern. I hear Mr. McGover'n han a rlwma IpenM. o al m end eyeotArs in.a.Thrwee hreom fhee - Gsg the Russian Empire." . . ur led -out of its course and made gone to the war. h- tweny soltt c ovcinaantwr osdt anrfg "Natrall," sid ÉriueBarkr, <gTheGermn Inuenc. ao me im deadfui ce.liin with rs. 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