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lemon IIisir.
A rIrAsANr LrMoN nnlNK.

a PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliousncss aud constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For INDICATION and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For sick aud nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For slccplcssncss and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For icvcr.. chills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you In any ~
the above named diseases. all Of which arise
from q torpid or diseased liver. stomach.
kidneys. bowels or blood.
Prepared only by DR. II. Motley Atlanta,
Ca
Fifty cents aud one dollar per bottle, Sold
by druggists
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In. senrrr of thn ml..l..lnni.

CmcAoo, H., May "A dispatch from ST.
Paul, MINI, says The agent and party sent
out by the Minneapolis Historical Society TO
discover the souryc OF the Mississippi River
returned yesterday They report having
discovered two lakes no feet above liasca.
aud seven miles distant 10 which they traced
the head Oi the river.
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RAPID MAIL HANDLING.
Two Postmfsters who Should DO Contln.
ued I'm once Forever

Two Postmfsters who Should DO Contin-
ued In once Forever.
II Postmaslcr.GcncmlJ John Winlmakcr
has not yet begun the construction OF a sue.
ccssor 20 the present poslmaslcr At sariis
Miss, and Huntsville, Ark, ho Is respect
fully urged To let the present incumbcnts
hold on forever, Tor the following reasons
Last November letter was sent 10 q gentle.
man at the former place, In an envelope on
which was plainly printed the request III
MrNrHis ArrE,. Memphis. Tenn" IL
never reached the party Tor whom Il was in.
tended, but came back May |. after an ab.
scncc of Nix months. A letter iucloscd In a
similar envelope, addressed Ia party nc
Huntsville, Ak, Margh -, came back on
May D.
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Dr. Hartman

VIII stop at the principal hoiol In the fol-
lowing towns
May Brinklcy, Ark.
May s-Dcvalls Bluff, Ark.
May Brownsville Tom.
May lO-llumboldt, Tenn.
May li-Ttcnton, Tenn.
May ~ Milan, Tenn.
Aud all Of the following week In Nash.
vile, Tenn.
All patients now under treatment will
please be sure 10 call.
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lInm tlc Providence ltil Telegram, March 20.
&c. is ttHuutcr Of the Union Eiccl 60. II this
city, aud purchased iur VI The twentieth part ~
ticket so as, in the Louisiana state Lottery NJ
tHo frlrut dmWiuf which took the t4N.u01 prize
Ih.a mufulug tho TUfurun learned that the money
bad hrru collected fuf NJ Young through the
M-nl .- Am---r-- uL LrlALlnnnn N L
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The Prospect Park 4 Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 20 Pros.
peci Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour aud
forty minutes aud pass within short dis.
lance Of Calvary Cemetery.
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Ayer,s Holds first Plnee.

Among all the sARSAPARILLAs now
before the public, no other so commends itself
as AYERS. We invariably recommend this
that is claimed for Il. and that IL will con
tinuc TO hold the first place among blood
purifiers. A. l.. FIELD.
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Tar nIch IIenh,rhe

uH uoHsToHp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Dr. NJ. W. Gmy, Cave springs, Ca, says
81 have used IL with perfect success In ha.
bitual sick headache"
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After ten years Of great suffering from indl.
gcstiun, with great nervous prostration, bill.
iuusncys. dlsorlcrcd kidneys and constipa.
ton | have been cured by DR. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir aud am now well man.
REv, &. q. DAVIS.
Ed. NJ. T. Church, South, No. . Iatnall
street, Atlanta, Ca.
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Often Speaks in It's Favor.

am often asked my opinion of AYERS
SARSAPARlLLA, and being familiar with
its formula, speak with confidence in its
favor. My sales Of II are steadily increasing.
ANDERs TuoMAssoN.
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Gaining In Popularity.

As safe and reliable blood purifier
commend AYERS SARSAPAR1LLA. IL
has been satisfaction to me us n druggist to
find this grand old medicine steadily gaining
in popularity, against all competition.
ARTHUR BARIcEAULT.
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Ayers nn, n Grcnt Sale.

Ayers Sarsnparilla has an inyinciblo posi-
ton among medicines, and its GREAT SALE
attests its popularity. My sales Of il show its
steady hold ON public favor.
DR. G. HENoTTE.
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Demand Constantly Increasing.

AYERS SARSAPARlLLA now, rs al
ways, sustains its high reputation. rec
ommcnd 1t TO my patrons with the fullest
confidence In its virtucs, aud note con-
stantly increasing demand for II.
&. j. STUART, NJ. ID.
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sAN fnAsusoo Cal, May l.-Thc steamer
Colina, sailed Tor Panama yesterday. Among
the passengers was tho Hon. L. H. Miner,
Minister to the Central American States,
who, with bis family, Is bound for San jesse
fundamentally
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1hr Mailman IiInn..

Nav YonE, May i--rhe Bslknap Rifles,
thc crack military organization Of the South,
which camo up here 20 take part In the
centennial celebration. Left Tor San Antoni o,
IeS, today on the Mallory Line steamer
NuOHpts
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Danarun

y REMOVED ny TUX USE oF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burne,rs Flaysrlns extracts arc tho
best
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To sErsgturS tho hair, thlcken the
growth, stop ia blanching and falling out
ana where Y u gray to restore the youthful
color, uto Halls Hair Rensws.
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AYERS SARAPARlLLA Is still at the
front, whore its merits cntitle IL to remain,
second TO none. ID. w. MASON.
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Ayers is the Hest.

We invariably ndviso the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla as the best preparation for the
blood. We hear none but favorable words
from those who use H.
suANAnAY & HICKEY.
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Head of tho List.

know Of no moro powerful, reliable, or
economical blood purifier than AYERS
SARSAPARlLLA. II stands at the head OF
the list, T. Il. MoLLoY.
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Largely Preferred.

Ayers sar,aparilla is one Of the few pro-
pfictary medicines We can confidently rec
ammcnd. 10 is LANG ELY PREFERRED
bv my customers. OsNOND l.. FrELD.
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The Very Best.

We always take pleasure In selling the
preparations OF DIR. J. q. Aver &Co. Their pro-
duet is THE VERY BEST Of lie kind. Their
Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla proves Its
remedial virtues wherever used. Among our
CARLETON & HoyEY.
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snIn rnnsinl-ilN Incren,Ing

STANTIY INCREASING. We never hesi-
tate TO recommend IT, joins |. GImos6 Co.
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Our sales Of Ayers sarsaparilln are very.
satisfactory and STEADILY INCREASING.
There Is no better blood purifier.
EUGENE HAMLET.
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Give. the nc.t Satisfaction.

We have no hesitation in certifying that
Ayers Sarsaparilla GIVES THE BEST SAT.
ISFACIiON OF any blood purifier In the
market. and our sales show that the public
have undiminished confidence in its merits.
u. o. BANKS,
II. l.. WEBSTER, Agent
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Ayers Has NO Equal.

II Is our experience that Ayers Sarsapa
rilla HAS No EQUAL as blood purifier.
III. Z. BRoTnERs.
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Ayers l. the Best.

Ayers sarsaparilla has won rs reputation
by years Of valuable service 10 the commu-
nifty. 1T is THE BEST. II. J. LANG.
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S.. Druggists; the Originals of Which Are In

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Alwnys In Demand.

Ayers Sarsaparilla, is ALWAYS IN DE
MAND. Il. III. BUTLER 4 Co.
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serotaia

Is form Of blood poison which dcsccnds
from parent to child, sometimes II omits
one generation to appear IN the next II Is
n faint which must be cradicaicd from the
system before a cure can be- made. Swiirs
Specific drives out the virus through pores
OF the skin, and thus relieves the blood OF
tho poison. Murcury and potash mixtures
dry up the sores Of scroiula and Other
blood diseases, onlyto bottle up the poison
IN the system, which. OF course. Is certain
10 break out at some weak spot, ~ the
throat. nasal organs and lungs.
Judging from what have seen, regard
Swilts Specific the king patent medicine
Of the day. know several persons who
have been permanently cured OF serious
cases Of blood poison by It's use after pro-
longcd aud unsuccessful use Of various
other remedies. JAMEs G. PAIroN,
Atlorncy-at.Law. Dallas, Texas.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed free
Tur swiFr srEcIFlc Co, Drawer 3, At
lanla, Ga
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Ayers l. the standard.

Ayers Snrsaparilla. now M ever, Is THE
STANDARD BLOOD MEDICINE. and in
constant demand GREGoREI Bios
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stnI the Best.

The extraordinary skull with which Ayers
Sarsaparilla is prepared, ns well as the re-
medal virtues OF It's ingredients have long
established this blood purifier rs the BEST
THATCAN BE HAD. and its increasing sales
indicate that the public appreciate IL
o. J. BuLE-lsLE.
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It's Popularity Increases.

During the many years In which have
sold Ayers Sgnaparilla In Lowell have
never heard my customers speak otherwise
than well Of IL. ITS POPULARITY IN
CREASES. ]. L. WEsrwooD.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla still maintains its re-
markable hold on public confidence. It's
large and steady sales attest the general be-
lief in its merits. OBRIEN BROS.
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TELEGRaPHIC BREvlTIEs.

Major John J. Holmes, suicided at Iowa City
by shooting. He was insane.
white child has been recovered from the
Chinese quarter in San Jose. Its parents are
unknown
At Santa Rosa on Sunday a bnngling attempt
was made to rob the safe OF Soonan " Towey S
butcher shop.
The immense new Southern Pacific iepot at
Los Angeles, costing S150.000 was opened for
business yesterday without formal ceremonies.
1t turns out that Jim Kirk, the embezzling
night clerk of the Nadeau Hotel at Los Angeles,
is purloiner to the amount of g, 900 by his
own confession.
At Spokane Falls, Louis H. Fink a conductor
of an bound freight train on the Northern
Pacific, was killed On Sunday while atte mpting
to couple passenger coach to e caboose
DR.. Il: L. Muenter. young physician of Stock
ton, took an overdose of morphine ON Sunday
through mistake He had been drinking, and
took the drug to produce sleep. He cannot
possibly recover.
There is in Syracuse, New York, colony of
Antonians a sect that does not believe in mar
rage Husbands and wives are allowed to dis
card each other whenever they conceive q
stronger passion for some one else. There is no
form of ceremony.
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Farmers and Rasnbarries.

c. L. Smith, at Minnesota Farmers
Institute, gives the following as method
he has followed for growing this fruit
Philadelphia, Turner and Cuthbert are
the best for our climate. and will grow on
any good potato ground. Plant four feet
each way, and cover the ground so deep
with straw or other mulch that no grass OF
weeds can grow, and there will be nc
trouble with suckers. Late in November
with load of straw drive astride the row.
bending the canes all one way with the
wagon-axle. throwing over them enough
straw to hold them down and cover them
This gives protection from freezing and
thawing and exhausting winds, and leaves
the vitality in the canes, where it is needed
to produce good crop Of fruit. The Tar.
ner will not kin down, if left uncovered
but the canes become so exhausted that it
will not produce much fruit. The in
creased yield. when protected, viii pay the
expense ten times over. Uncover earlv in
spring, stamp the straw well in around the
roots, cut out the old dead canes, shorten
the new ones to about three feet, and tie to
stakes or wires"
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Morley Condemns The Governments I,-
ish Policy In Severe Terms


LONDON, February 25th-In the House of
commons this az te1no0n Morley moved the
adoption OF an amendment to the address in
reply TO the Queens speech. condemning the
Administration as harsh, unjust and oppressive
and asking that measures 10 content The Irish
people, ana re-establish the union of Great Brit-
ain and Ireland be adopted Morley asked
why, II the condition of Ireland was better
as Claimed by the Goyernment-proeeediue
against Irish members of the House of Commons
were more ffequentg These proceedings. to
him, seemed sign of alarm and dismay, in
Morley strongly condemned the singular lack
OF prudence, foresight and care tnat had been
shown by the Administration in Ireland during
the last few months. The time is swiftly com
lug, he said when an irresistible appeal will
ascend from the nation asking her Majesty to
reeur to the sense Of the people so they
might decide the great issues now dividing the
Government and the opposition The Opposi-
tion required the fullest explanation regarding
the employment OF Irish magistrates Crown
solicitors and police in framing the Tines case.
They demanded to know why documents Were
handed TO the Times for the purpose of plot
10 which it might be proved the Government
had become the dupes and accessories
Referring TO the case of Father NcFaddeu
Morley said that Balfour had admitted that the
police erred in arresting the priest Baltour had
sent doctor to OBren for the sake of the
Government, and not on the ground OF human
ity. He quoted from a speech in which Balfour
said he did not think he should allow o'Brien
TO ruin his constitution for the purpose Of injur-
ing the Government. Balfour had asserted that
he (Baltourl had no power TO relax prison rules
but he did relax them in the cases of Catholic
clergymea FOR fear of wounGing or insulting the
religious sentiment OF the people,
baifour, upon rising TO reply, was greeted with
cries of figottP p Baltour twltted Morley with
ailudng to the PaInell Commission, and ignor-
ing the most horrible charges of cruelty, inhu-
manity and cynical savageness with which his
lBalfours) waste basket had been flooded dur
ing the recess. Possibly ii had began TO dawn
upon the minds OF the opposition that they had
been duped in the imaginary reports concerning
the treatment of o. brien. fCries of "ohl ohr' !
He admitted that the prison rules had been re-
laxed in the cases OF priests, but the House
knew he always had been doubtful whether. in
relaxing the rules, he was not straining the
Crimes Act
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investigate the work of the office. After some
discussion, and on motion of Yell Hamill was
authorized to investigate the Engrossing Clerk S
ofiice, and discharge any clerk found TO be in
place.
s. c. r. IL, requesting our representatives in
Congress to ask an appropriation of two million
dollars for the Improvement of the navigation
OF the Sacramento and Feather rivers, in CALI
fornia, from the head of navigation of the Sac
ramento, at St. Johns, and from the head OF
Feather river, at Oroville, to San Francisco, was
adopted.
tSenator Yell in the chair.]
The two bills introduced by the special CON-
mittee appointed for that purpose, one provid-
ing for the appointment of State Veterinary
Surgeon, and the other to regulate the quaran-
tine and admission of domestic animals from
infested districts, were read q second time,
amended and ordered engrossed.
Inc following bills were read first time
A. b. 4ss; S, BIS $50, 5SS, 59l, $40, Si6 34S, 369
81, 404 425, 4S2, SIS; A. B. 36 s. BIS 4St 529 595
5T5, 341. 405, 3I2 242, 374 So $40; A. B. llS and
l5S; s. BIS 169 60, rs, $50, 565 566 56S. TO- SO6
464. 467, 5l2 49, AS, 466 49, 506 sos 564 522 sos
$50, 574 122 1872 507 567 49, ATS $40, 424 90 Dol
202. So, 373 42S. 95 $685. A. B s 102, 103 and 61
S. BIS $50, 39l Az $50 5s5 49, 29S, 516 25i COS
422, S5l, e0S sol, 515, 4S9. 604 COG; A. IS as l65
20S and 50 S. BIS 433, 322, 256, 45i 596 $50 527
4S9. ASS, 3i5, sos, III, SIS. 5l4, $40 and 2.9.
Jones introduced, out OF order, bill for the
relief of Peter Connolly. 1t was read a first time
and ordered on file.
president pro tenn. in the chair.l
On motion of Jones, at 9:45 p. NJ. the Senate
adjourned.
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A. B. l76, to validate proceedings for the re-
organization of municipal corporations taken
since the passage oil the Act to provide for the
organization, incorporation and government of
municipal corporations.
s. B. $40, relating to the salary of the Private
Secretary of the Governor.
a B. $50, for the protection OF the owners of
bitches and fumes.
A b. sos. relating to the dismissal of actions
and providing how actions may be dismissed
or nonsait entered.
A. B. 55l, to authorize the several counties of
this State 10 create bonded Indebtedness for
certain purposes.
A Senate concurrent resolution, providing for
q joint committee of three from each house to
consider bills relating to election laws, was
adopted. The Speaker appointed Messrs. Hall,
Dibble and Storke on behalf of the Assembly to
serve on said committee.
AT s:55 o'clock adjourned until 10 a. NJ. to-
morrow
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EVENTS IN AFRICA.
Particulars OF the Revolt IN Uganda
Stanley's Whereabouts.

LONDON, February 25th.-Letters from mis-
sionaries, dated Zanzibar, January 9th, have
been received in this city. They give the de-
tails of the third revolt in Uganda 1t appears
that King Kiwena, who was raised to the throne
after the overthrow of his brother, King
Mwanga, tried to poison his Arab supporters
but the plot failed. He then invited three of
them to a private audience, and at a signal
from the King they were seized, and the King
speared two of them and was in the oct OF
spearing the other when The Arab managed to
free himself from the grasp of his executioners
and fired at the King, who fed.
King Kiwena has since been trying to induce
the Christian Chiefs to assist him in ac luiring
the throne, upon which, after his flight, the
Arabs placed kaema, the son of Mutesas.
The letters confirm the report that an knglish
missionary named Brooks has been murdered
The missionaries ut Lake TaDganyika report
that there is ample evidence that the wholesale
slaughter and eDsayement OF natives is pro-
ceeding in the direction of Tippoo Tibe's dis
trict.
In Nysngwe district there are rumors that
Stanley is there collecting men TO make a big
war on the tribes 10 the porthward, but this is
considered doubtful.
ANOTHER REPORT.
LONDON, February 25th.-Missiouarie al Zan-
zibar report Stanley, under date of January
2ith, with Tippoo Tlb, recruiting for great
war he slave trade has revived. and whole
sale slaughter is reported. A revolt has broken
out against Uganda sfnew King
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VERY sTATEsMANLIKE.
BoulaDger as a Ospper for so-called
Mind-Reader

PARIS, February 25th.-Stuart Cumberland, {
mir d-reader, read General Boulanger's thought,
to-day. He gave President Carnot six months
lease OF power, aud trsced Boulangers marcel
on Germany. via Stuttgart. The General de
clared Cum5erland's Interpretation TO be cor
rect.
General Boulanger most emphatically denied
that he entertained auy hostility toward Eng
land. He further states he does not believe
Lord Lytton, the Eng ish ambassador to France
believed that he has any such feeling.
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catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found a recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Professor J. A.
Lawrence, So Warren street, New York
City, will receive the recipe free of charge
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LABOR DIFFICULTIES.
A Powerful Movement 70 Desert the
Knights of Labor.

Knights of Labor.
BosToN, Fbruary 25th.-There is dissatisfac-
ton among the boot and shoe-workers attached
to the Knights of Labor at the treatment they
received at the hands of the general officers OF
the Knights, which has eliminated in power
ful movement in the larger shoe towns to sever
all connection with the Knights. The assem-
blies at Dover N. H., and Haverhill, Mass,
have Withdrawn from the order and have ar
ranged to issue call to members all over the
country 10 do likewise.
WAGES REDUCED.
READING PENN, February 25th-Twelve hun
dred iron-workers here at Bi:dsboro accepted
reduction of wages from TO u per cent. to-
day
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LEGIsLaqIvE NOTES

The Assembly Judiciary Committee held an
other session last night. The reassessment of
taxes Was before it, but nothing new OF interest
was brought out
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a TRiBUTE TO PARSELL.
The London .News" Has a Good Word

The London News" Has Good w ord
tor the srish Leader.
LONDON, February 2sth With reference to
the developments before the Parneli Commits
sion the Daily NeioS says: Ii is hard TO be silent
upon the single topic OF which everybody j.
thinking and speaking"
Regarding Parnell the same paper SAYS: Ell
he clears his character EGglishmen will re-
member the patient dignity, gentle iorbearanoe
and untiinchlng courage with which the great
est living lrishman has borne himself under 4,
storm of calumny which would have brokec
many a brave spirit. He will forever ra.k
among the most devoted. ssgacious loyal and
unselfsh statesmen that ever steered his coun-
try through storm ana peril to honor and safety
Nor will the names OF Walsh and Egan go
without their due need of nraise y
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CANADA
A Proposed Bill that viii RID the Do
minfon of RoodIers

OTTAWA, February 25th.-The amendment to
the Extradition Act introduced in Parliament by
Wilson will, it is thought, be supported by the
Government. 1t is q Liberal measure, and
If carried, promises to carry dismsy into the
probably make it retroactive, SO as to affect
the American fusitiyes from justice now on
Canadian soil
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MORE OF rue AssEMsLYMEN.

The committee then adjourned TO meet with the
Assembly Committee this evening.
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German,,. sanoa rvn.,,,,,,,

BERLIN, February 25th.-The Keller Ztatua1
says the German training squadron will pro-
ceed from Port Said to Zanzibar to replace the
Pacific cruising squadron now engaged in the
blockade OF the East African coast, and the
latter will then sail for Apia