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TElURSl).~\Y MAY ll. 1399.

A NOTABLE DEPARTURE.

As is well known the large national

debt of the United Kingdom has been steadily reduced for many years past, the total reduction rince the days of the Napoleonic wars amounting to a vast sum. During the same period the enormous inciaese in the earning

don asking the federal authorities to

Tm: GUARDIAN learns that a peti-

tion is being circulated in New Lon-

:ransfer J udge Warburton from the Kings County Court to the more lucrative position of Judge f_-r Queens County. It is to be presumed that Vvhen Judge Warburton becomes aware of the doubtful propriety of this action of his former constituents the petition will be withdrawn-

;‘Honesty is the

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Powrgl- 0( me pt opie and the liiitioiial lr wealth, couphfl with a considerable; _

reduction in the rate of interest h.ive se;-vfvd. to ni#-_ke the nntiexial debt much less burdensome than it was.

Brit these are times of enormous

expenditure, particularly upon the naval 'ind military defences of the country ti enable Britain to maintain .that .~"upre_nacy of the seas which is the foundation of her security and prestige. The financial operations of last year left a surplus, it is true, but the larger expenditures of the current year compel the Chancellor of the ,Exchequer to face a probable deficit of £2.000.000. If he followed the pre- Vdents of British finance he would have restored some of the taxes that have been abolished or reduced, and made up the required revenue in that way. He has chosen to make a new de- parture by curtailing by £2.000,000 the amount usually set apart for the reduction of the _national debt.

In this country we have little fear

about borrowing money and increasing our fedaral or provincial debts. In Britain there is a strong and healthy *sentiment in favor of making the debt smaller year by year. Be it observed that the Chancellor is not proposing to borrrow money. He docs not even propose to cease paying 96 the debt, but merely to reduce by two millions sterling for this year the Illual annual appropriation for that purpose. Yet the proposal has aroused strong opposition in parliament and

trenchaut criticism in the press. The

Commons passed the budget by a large majority.

il-¢.i.__ A DRINKING FOUNTAIN.

A correspondent directs attention

in very forcible language to the want of a drinking fountain in the vicinity of the market It is strange that withabundance of pure water dowing beneath the streets the wants of the thousands who visit the market twice a week during the year, have been so _long neglected. Probibly some have been tempted in consequence by thirst, and any have made it the excuse for indailigirig in harmful beverages.

And the horses have suffered too.

It is a humane and moral impulse which has prompted our correspond- ent to wrie as he does, from adistant city; The want can easily be supplied Rnd we trust that it may be done promptly. At the same time other needed provisions of a sanitary charac- ‘ter ought to be made _for the use_of ‘these who frequent the market, The advent of sewerage at once suggests] what ought .no be done in that regard. _

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"THE GU.\nn1A.N most sincerely re-

to chronicle the death _of Mrs.

g ilcolm McLeod, which occurredat] Jan early hour yesterday morning.

When it was learned that Mrs. Mc~` Leod’s illness had assumed a danger- ous form the solicitude of hundreds

' 3\{e°ver was a more pointed

saying put into print, ana' yet fo be honest only be- cause if is policy is a poor kind of honesty. ?Bez‘z‘er cliange “policy” to ‘fprin- ciple" and the world will like you better. In the medi- cal world there is one medi- cinei honest for pr-inciple's sake-and that is Hood"s

Sarsaparilla.

It is the specinc of the age for all

blood troubles. The liver, kidneys and bowels are all toned up by its action

sues. It never disappoints.

Rhgmngflgm-" I believe Hood’s Sar-

Vsaparilla has no equal for rheumatism. It

has done- me more good than any pliiher medicine I have taken." Mus. Pa rox Kinnrxv, Brampton, Ont. _ _

Bgd ¢0L@'|-“After my long illness, I

was very weak and had a bad cough. I could not eat or sleep. Dlderent remedies didnot help me but Hood’s Sarsaparllla _ built me up and I am now able to attend to my work.” Mmm: Jaquts. Oshano, Ont.

Bllougnggg-“I have been troubled

with headache and blliousueas and was much mn down. Tried Hood’s Sarsaparllla and it gave me relief and built me up.” A. Monxrsox, w Detoe Street, Toronto, Ont.

I-but Tmible-"I had heart trouble

for a number ot years and different medi- cines tailed to benefit ma I tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla and three bottles completely _ and perfectly cured me.” Mas. C. A. Finns, Wallace Bridge, N. S. _;,,:n..,.--=--V- ` _

A Safegpard-" As I had lost tive chil-

dren with phtheria I gave my remaining two children Hood’s Sarsaparilla as they were subject to throat trouble and were not very strong. They are now healthier and stronger and have not since had a cold.” Mas. W. H. Ftncxzn, Pembroke, Ont.

Varicose. Veins -' “I have been 8

great sufferer from varicose veins, which swelled _my - foot and limb, discharging

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WI fy IDR 1'. 8l'S8p8' tilla-faithfully and the sores healed.” M38. L. E. Glnsoiv, Hartland, Vt. _

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from the east shortly, probably as soon as the trouble with the Philipines has been settled. His successor in command of the fleet at Manila. has been named. Aigreat reception awaits

as a cleanser and thus good health en-_

Admiral Dewey is coming home

Admiral Dewey when he reaches th'

United States. He is easily the most conspicuous figure that the _war brought

to the front.

It is claimed by the Ottawa Fre-

Press that the theory on which wire- less telegrnphy is based was lirst dis ,covered by Dr. E. Stone Wiggins o Ottawa, who communicated his view: to Edison at the time. Edison ma<`e some experiments which were unsur- ,cessful and then abandoned the ide . ‘Then Marconi and others tool: it rp with the result that telegrgims are

[now being sent across long distance!

by the new method. f

It is not thought likely that them

will be an actual outbreak of utr li the Transvaal, though Mi .t.`ndn.b-~rlain is understood to haw _ sent to Ki uger a despatch which is ver; like an ultimatum,demanding that ln should carry out his obligations to the Queen as paramount power Sincv ;` Britain has secured a friendly ag- Vreementwith Germany and Rossi: Kruger will not have any hope of for- 'eign aid and is :expected to come tr terms~ War would be in any_cai~e I regrettable and costly, and perhaps unpopular in England. .Little glory could bc gained by armed coercion of the Boers, but if the stern necessity arises the situation will no doubt be firmly faced- -A '

_ The St. John Globe of recent. date _ seems to foreshadow important officio? i changes on the Intercolcnial. Who has to gol Among other things the Globe I sa s- V

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T0 CURE A. COLD IIN ONE DAY

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The school children ’s competition'

for $100 00 Cash pres ents offered by the Welzome Soap Co., St. John,

Nf B clo-es on the last day of May ,V

ind is causing quite a lively f rivalry Vtmong the school girls and boys of the llaiitime Provinces who have an ambi- tion to earn some easy pocket money ior the holidays. _ ` This seems to be an excellent idea,

is an incentive to 'those who _have a literary inclination, to test their tbility and style as well as an efec-5 ive method of increasing the publicity, >f the famous and well liked Welcome oap. The conditions seem very simple

ind are; _ _ l-First present of ' $25.00 l- Second " 15,001 l--Third “ 10_0O 5 Presents of $5.00 each ' 25.00 10 ‘.‘ 2.50 “ 25.00

$ 100.00

For the best essays not to exceed

1000 words, subject “Soap” to be written by regular school attendants either boys or girls under 16 years of ace, all essays to be sent in" before May 31st. when they will be _sub it-itted to 'a committee of three dis- interested? leading _ teachers upon whose decision the piesents as above will be awarded. Essays to be writ- ten plainly with pen and ink, signedl

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