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wn here cannot moment the doors ' f the store swing ncl shut out the k .VIZI'Ch Winds are greeted with a. :htful view of, ng inside Where I spring stocks ad in their beauti- , ewness and fresh. . hese early Styles .' hints but very e things show how blowing, e5peci-ally them. " afiawuam . : bulls are of leather gig tabs at back; they lch covered with stitching- ;n Suit-val novel styles, one are of Talleta Silk, cw gilt buckle at 25c. The patent ljll‘ plum finish which r, 50c, and go up to $1.504: Shapes ln Corsets other things corsets have hangus of style. There are axis ul‘ corsets who have all the more at- , tive for coming . f course they are’ 0 Bone Dracula-o franc Benet mun; in That WM Country-Queer Things by the Way, The Somali camels contrasted with- the Indian camels are very gentle. They seldominjure anyone. In mov- ing abgut the camp at ni ht one hasoftentopassamongtem as they kneel in rows, sometimes step- ping over them or stooping under outstretched necks, but I have never had experience of a. vicious camel in Somaliland. Even when undergoing firing operations they rarely bite, although the head is left. free. This accommodating disposition is attrib- utable greatly to the manner in which they are treated by the na- tives, who, though rather cruel to their ponies, never illâ€"use a’camel. Many Somalis are utterly ignorant of loading, this work being done largely by the women, says a Writer in The Brooklyn Eagle. The camel is everywhere In the land. He is the great means of transport and is given in payment for wives and in settlement of the love or esteem. Our stock of incessant Oblood feuds which render handsome Wat ches, Diamonds and peaceful village and town hfe almost 3 stones of all kinds and imknOWn in the interior. fine mountings, As the troops make their way in- land curious native villages formed of little huts of bent sticks covered withcamel mats, and protected all round with a fence of cut thorn trees laid side by side, will at first (be cominon sights, and the fresh camel Repairing neatly and milk obtainableat these is very re- freshing on the long marches. The promptly done men of Somaliland use' a curious white clay found in various parts of MCCARTY the country to dab on their heads, ; . , which makes them look like black footmen with Powdered wi . Th un- The Popular Jewelry Store gs e of Fine Diamonds, Watches and Silver-Ware are the most appro- priate to present as tokens of married girls wear their hair fuzzy, and the married women theirs in‘ a black net. The enormous anthille in f/‘ the Hand is a notable feature on the landscapes. The difficulties of the expedition .will begin when it enters the bush The Rathbun Co country. The tall, light-skinned, ' handsome, lithe Somali chief with spear and onyx-skin circular tar- :3 i ' t ast t th LINDSAY AGENCY m; assessed. use; and wooden quiver of little poisoned - arrows, which are deadly enough to Wham“: and Reta“ dealers m Salt kill an elephant in three hours. The over 100carloads' handled during 1902 former is a great believer in charms and of'oscopes, and generally wears ulet in the form of a verse of {RAILWAY TIES. the Koran strapped to his arm or neck. He loves a. draught of the : Contracts given for delwery 311'! melted fat. on! a Sheep’s tail, and as ooint on the Grand Trunx. (Northern long as he has plenty of “ghee." (“Elan-l dates, he is happy. The latter is .â€" -.â€"-â€"â€"- ‘v- 3! THE “BLUE HIGHWAY. : manta-autumhmdummrm Of the eea'e unrest. We’ve Gene with stagnant harbors} we're decked out in our best. ' ' With a white band on the functional! m‘ m end Vow “Merci Ambuladwm ~neAWuo’peeedeetbe' mm Attitor to thehom- of the who have done and suflered in their sevâ€" wy" “I t° meet '0” friend! “M the N" “l ephem- generally finds that the “that. i u cling abitants know notb. ‘ of the ear er occupants. and are PAGE SEVEN r I Kingdom might then look to getting clarified butter, with his rice and Iher wheat supply from the Canadian Iplainsâ€"and much of her supply of almost falling Wives and sweethearts cal as, cell to I comfortably innocent of the fact that no {33158 sting“, a tavern men out the ground about them in historic. But the heroine of the Acadian exâ€" But we head for the notched horizon where the great white breakers be. pulsion has not been consigned to Anigge‘fg‘.“m Ire shining. a-shinlng OI local oblivion. Everyone in and about the neighborhood can point to Comrades' voices warn u a: m. road we the well from which she lifted water, take. to the willow trees beneath which The lips of the drowned keep mint. 617- she milked the favorite belief. to the In: in our k , wn 6 1m where place where Basil‘s forge stood: to But we head for the notched nor the great White iii-carers be. the site of the church, of the home “‘1 figtmcgra' feeds her chic”. feed!I of Father Felician, and of everything 9"" , I woven into the poem. The chief of The cold beach cries behind us in the gdp I 0» threshinrmaChiue staff showed me W . of the son's unrest, I her footprints near the well. I tried e vsegggg glitthl stagnant harbors. we're a my boots in them, writes S. T. Wood a our best. instead I in The Globe. Evgmline must have With a white band on the fa been a very large woman. , of dirty grey. We rent! to meet old friends upon the blue 35.“. of "I. aqua"; m(lawn . y â€"Walter Blddall. Grand Pro has never really recovâ€" - cred from the eflects of the expul- INVASION or CANADA; . eion. It consist. of a small station, â€"â€"â€"- I which the operator lodis up between ‘3 h‘""“'t PM”? 30“ 301°" ‘30 . trains. The Flying Bluenose ignores c°l°md ““3“.- I it, but it is honored by cells from In his paper. "The Canadian west! daily exâ€" a hotel and Northwest," which Was read ,9. I cept Sunday. It has, or is, oently at the meeting of the nasal , from which a man drive- down to Colonial Institute, Londou, Mr, W. ; meet the trains. and there are never- Albert Hickman said he did not 138.. a1 houses which may be included in 119v. that the 111116ij inVasion in- it, as it is not incorporated, and valved the slightest danger to Drip: the bounds are consequently elastic. ‘ Wolfville, three miles along the line. ieh interests. He had the pleaSUrei of going north in the Saskatchewan ; has appropriated Evangeline and all country with a special train contain.) the traditions of Grand Pre. and the tag 166 AmeriCan capitalists to buy'1 inquiring “SRO“ i3 udl'iSOd. if he Canadian land. The train was plaâ€" E Wants t0 80 to Grtnd Pm. to go to carded “Special Train of the sag. - Wolfville. There is a town there katchcvvan Valley Land Company," I with hotels, an academy, a manual which company bought no less than. training mhool and a young ladies' one million acres of land, He had I seminary- The“ are liverymen there I who drive you to Grand Pro, to Bloâ€" studied the invading army carefully: and it impressed him that the ‘midon Head, the mouth of the Gas- iority of them appreciated British: 99er MW” Basin, the dykes and institutions, and became good Ca- points 0‘ interest. This ad- dian citizens with great rapidity. '1“ We. to pchiStent and uniVereal looked upon this investment of ”h“ I 3“ °a ‘i- Grand Pr" many millions of American money in E'W'UM" “H'- Oahadlan lands as but the forging of The station agent smiled and point- One more chain in the already exist- ed to a red pump in an adjacent in. informal allianceâ€"the Anglo- field when asked about Evangeline'e American confederation. Figures led well. The pump looks sacfly modem him to the inference that in 15 years and utilitarian. But for the bone- th. United States would not. be ex- fit of those who prefer truth in such porting one bushel of whcat. All matters, it is known that the well would be required for home con- was dug, for convenience, by reopen- tion, and her wheat lands would ing a caved-in well that had med We under cultivation. The United the Acadian village of Grand Pro. The willows, too, are there, eight massive trunks, gnarled, twisted and apart with age, though the tops are still vigorous. '~ This Week AT simply a. barbarian and prefers meat I meat and dairy produce also. Some in that room They mark the margin where the long , UMBER WANTED more or lessraw. The Somali ponâ€" I of them who were “ARDWOOD L ‘ ies are wonderfully good and hardy gwould out bread made from flour of em from the BaSin 01 Min“ °n°° spread over the brown polished mud BESSWOOd, Elm afld BUCh (cut ,iO little animals,‘ but are very badly wheat rOWn in the valley of the ‘ . . ‘ treated by their owuers. They are l Peace iver as sure as day Was day. flats at. high tide. But the basin Order preferred) much superior to the Arab for use in iLalt year the Hudson Bay Company does not reach Within two_miles of . Somaliland, as they do well on the ' sent a $10,000 roller flour mill into them now, {or the dykee built by the A“ kmds 0f Logs wanted at grass there and require no grain, IFort Vermillion on the Peace Rig'er, Actdlnns andh mainxégnfdsy ti: pig-1 ' ’ - " ' ' teri r and for all he knew some of t crn Den owners ave am an s 0111' Mills 8i Lindsay and Penelon 311113111 wiring??? :aeirn‘abzl: £1313“) 0 might have eaten bread from there preserve a broad expanse of about Falls ‘ __________.___â€"-' already, ' , 2,500 acres, through which the wind- v . ‘ 0 ”#â€" ‘lluwrl lilcm‘ 21‘0le all others Historic Last words. ing grooves of the tidal streams are , ,. , . K R ' aimlessly threaded, their sloping “’W‘ Li” 3‘" link 01 you is to. ' Cl. H. M. BA E il‘lr‘il,‘ _ i)’;;' gt 0ij COlllprlseS . from a. At my entrance, Caxton turnedI Problem of Immunity- - large tome which he was I Prof. J. J. McKenzie of the Univer- gig-032%?nngiggedagmcgt 3:; l-_ 3? 39¢. up it) $1.30 per 0 reading, with a slight air of inter- = any of Toronto lectured at the Can- and hay. The stile at thepfence lur- . ;,d \\ 1;, 41!, $1.25 and O adian Institute on Saturday night on rounding the denuded Village site is \ U‘ 2221’. r“ “I” "1 gEt- ' "Recent theorxcst intohgilniioil: $11,: worn with the feet of pilgrims, and \hw'. 'll liar. causes °1 ”mum“ 5’ m cc the pump has been sued from do- I I . I , ' Iease." I'le sketched tho history of molitiOn only by an inconvenient “ty, Delicate Wash ‘ our knowledge of immunity and said barricade. The willow at the end of Fabrlcs - j \: ~ 5‘". :‘”\ i\.') CiLi'l)’ a. great name l’or themsel- l ,I ‘ (i may rllnlll: thelr corsets I-ruli}; fillilous, Simply by g m" “31'2“. hulking only g as: ralliLillv and perfect tit-g g .::0Llcl>, and last but not ' by grung Lin- best possible Values. The»: makers are 'Lcn Bros, .\'.-\v York City, ii; :l:.d llrllsh and ('00 (B. Ol'oxltll. 'l‘lllit is Why we Weir’s-twat! 5 â€" ' \ ' W ##RM “?“’}2.{ .7)... 0 M ruption. “Sorry to interrupt you," I apol- ogized. _ ' ”Oh, I suppose that’s all right, he responded with returning cordial- "in fact I’m rather glad Ehrlich's observations have shown the row, the very tree under which 3 ity- . . . 5 YOU'VO happened in, a” I want to I that the conditions which determine Evangeline sat, is scarcely more than voice a kid‘ which .has occfirred to I the death or a microbe introducdd "1‘ half the size of the others, its stunt- . me from reading this book. to the blood depend upon the pies- ed deterioration Doing due to the “Just What is your author?" I I once of. two substances, ”1° firSt of constant breaking e! of twigs and asked. “‘thh 15 599cm“ and “ts only upon small branches by visiting tourists. “Why, it’s a collection of death- - the specific microbe, the other of Such is human reverence for an imaâ€" bed utterances made by some ingen- which is common to the blood 0’ ginary fragment of our common hu- ious hack. He‘s patiently ferreted most animals. Thr; practical endeav- manity. into whose breast the genius 0 t out all the last words of history. acteriologists has been not of a poet has breathed the breath of n ° ' * 1 he amount of 3pc» life. substances which has proved Explained and Justified. / 0 0000000000000000 .- '-'.‘i.'-.‘!£" 22' A, v1\ 3.1.1: nguplx: ilzLVC '.‘ :l"‘.;T 'ihsuppililltâ€" gr; 5;; _"l.\(, “lull. ‘ ':l i3.» St'rLSUll. “(i but 1; ,. l 7: General Merchants tainted, 51,. l-“Z’JI'J' who. um. Successors lo Hogg Bros. ~ I" win-lzolls. 3 >2 .lre lzcrc. :ll-scz'ipâ€" For Ladies we have the Victoria which ans- wers every requirment of the foot. For Men the Florsheim, the Sovereign, the Jno. MtPlicrson. the J. King, and many other good lilakers. Your Boys need Shoe possessing qualities both of comfort and durability. The Boy or Girl with acomfortable Shoe is happy. SEE OL' RS FIRST. we are placing on our tables this week 30 prs Men's fine dong Bals Extension Sole, price $1.50, on sale 97c. Also 30 prs Misses Box Calf Bal and button regular price $1.00, on sale 75c. 8 0 And 1 tell you the way they all ai- fect me. All these final speeches are ShOt through With egotism. It 13 hilly caSy but also todncrease the Longfellow has made it incumbent strange that when a man is about to amount of the non-specxflc substance on us to explain and justify the ex- step 0“t into the infinite his thought which so far has proved dlmcult. pulsion of the ACadians. If it had ' ' These observations have shown also been only Acadians in the abstract his art in the world drama. that tile (Ilit‘Slioll 0‘ immunity 15 0’ who had been emailed the afiair Words from a deathbed have weight- gmuch broader tearing than the more would'have been forgotten long ago. we are siijl takinv or « f l' n - It is a it that all on record should ‘ quesii‘fi) of prevention or cure of in- Nobody has any sympathy with the " l b ders 0 a 5’ be winged}, with conceit. The pro- I Lecauso it is evident Aciidians in the abstract. baause no- ‘ ‘V‘ln'lerfulâ€" . TEX”: ’ L 3:, . + a . . ' f.'('ii0l2$ disease, . _ i no _ OLYLUS.Omtl’s defilre that We do 1mun of the first person infects all ults so far obtained that body has ever met them or “Sonat- dying utterances. 41““; firs-t? 310’. he? in SIOCk' bearing “POD “1 . ed with them in that form. Expelling r . , - , , " ‘We have this day kindled utrition of the amâ€" the Acadiana would waly “our“ Orders for furs are stlll comlng m ' ' a passing comment. but expelling two 33d any one desiring furs 01' anything Aoadlans u a serious matter and as: 'n’.‘ . . z: . 1'51“?“ 1? call at the. store and lean “ ‘Roll up the map of Europe. are Berlin. Feb. 25.â€"Issadora DunCan, shown us two ACadians, real, living paneling, and we Will give our best Pitt’s last- and the colossal conCelt ‘ the California dancer, has been supâ€" people like ourselves, people who were silent-Ion m procuring them 10 the Sat' ,0! them is not to be surpassed. It I plied wit-h 5250.000 by subscription: not abstraction? peopclle wit}: life, Eiacllon of the customer. is strange that in the moment of su- . (tom but! admirers with which to hope, afiectlon, ove an cons ancy. eme vision all sense of perspectize ‘ build 3 theatre to be called by her I 1 1 How It In Dong. “n w MT- Chan i f ' ' should be lost. Why Should all t e 3 name. t a on y as we regar our 0 - mid-mi ht 1pc? the ailcr lskbumlllg SWan songs of literature and history ‘ - __._â€"â€"â€"â€"--â€"-â€" mortal) as abstraction: that we can g 0} £6 lmg out WOT ’ as at focus attention on the singer?" I C.P.R. Earnings. kill, scatter, injure or speak all of them. So long as we regard them' l‘ very busy nying to get the work fin- _____________. I Hontreal Feb. 25.â€"â€"The C. P. R. _ _ :.~ ‘Governor of Western Australia. ' ' . F bru a! human belngs “k. Guru”... only c for the week ending e m o good, with afieCtione bind at the date promised. H: h t Admi ' St r ea 5 t a r- _ . on The London a Y . 21 was $651,000. for the same w k hies, with “cling" with friends and relatives, with hopes and aspirations, with joy: and sorrows, . we cannot do any of these things. Successor hear the, The soldier kills the enemy betauso l to Fm“). n: But he ; Market, bu-..‘ .- foolish v 'v-Ei _‘-U‘l by 00” r E, 1} f" 0 _’-â€"# $250,000 to a Dancer. must be justified. LOD‘iOHO' h” Flnal clean Lp ln Vilmer Goods ‘7 h .‘ mill a, law .. â€"â€" z: lonely ' ‘ .Anll bunched :‘llzlinc clean. «. 'E.i;-<l. yes in. - to a half. For instance .~ 1:: 11‘s depart-r: 34w unol under. ‘ 3" and 600. Q .‘ .v :19c. and 75 '1 A L. 59¢, Heavy: TEUlCI\_ .-,-'\< 23¢ from 350 O A ' li'lml'm't Mitts. \"rlnllt, a, dozen. 00000000 The suits which we are clear'ng out 3’ . ' " he Kin , in pursuance of the - 1.512 wath $16 and 518 are gomg ““031 t 5' one), of having __________...m ' vernors for the constituent colonies of the Common- Ca?) and leave your orders before .wealth, has appointed to be Gover- lte rush of Siring trade is on. not of Western Australiiéggterfiiitgg . .4, an “val service in J my. on the field, because that enemy has ' e Was resent at eeve ‘ youngst r s Iin the Black Sea 3:. ceased to b. ‘n abstraction become a man. The man 8 9 I of the operationl . th War with ! - d the Baltic unng e ea 3 8 ' “thing £22.53“; in 1854-5. As a commander I Workingmen are an ab ‘ C ’ , ‘ when it lock them out, ‘ he served in the Serapis, : break u carried the King, -when Prince of mssion. p l T - - - t Pinkerton: to shoot . fi‘ 6 at? reducmg the gags. orkfianifgnoggg‘n‘ff m: can do all these thins‘l to the work-: price of all our readymade ' ' h ingman, but could not do any of O V t R th t v Stariux’vx'i'th til: them to this working-man or that: r ' a , - g DOS, SUCh as 0V ercoats. Pfiuvian ironclad Huascar ofl Ylo m 884, when in com- workingman who might be to him a Reef ‘ 9 1 .er:, Ulsters and Mens May, 1877. In on, my . the al. Sir Roderick Bedford. G-C-B-. last year it was 5592.000, the enemy is an abstractlo Lindsay will firm the contents of his water-I ' THE SHOE MAN bottle with the same enemy wounded xx than manufac- 2n:lmling‘ Coats Jackets. luffs. u tins. (“ups and “v and girls. ’- x... "uni, has some rmzz' half price. ~ ~.'. :l.::;:.cls cheap- (lll'l's Hosiery ‘ ‘ are sum! .. , l“?‘.§‘.:il'cn'5 n." l'w'. stockings at 19¢- .R‘ \ sis (UL 13C. stockings u?‘ :91 Tuft'“ about (10111313 TIC" 11's 56 50 Cravenette Rain Coats $5. Otilg' Women's Cravencttc ‘oats, full length. fawn and“. gl'ecrl, new and StyliSh 27'. High: in (filantlt ies. 2" w- r s- enough. to noble us .3 - ..'_ Lindsay. eeeecoeeecoeooo human being, with all the feelings and sentiments that move our com- Suits d of the Mo mon in ity . . A Hope!!! View. We could expel the Acadianl again, the abatract Acadianl, but we would . take abundant care that an exception was made in the case of Evangeline M 1°“ and Gabriel. For of that crowd “I ”at sensitive, pulsating life hurried to l the ships these two stand out as the O .. . an: ~Mrnwo «M- -.. A. ... .._ ‘ \ Highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs. Dried Apples, Fowl, etc, WWW