(Under N.C.(:. Rules), On Tuesday, Jan. 11th 1910, At The THY RAUDDOLHBE, Judge—J. WYNNE, pg., J.P. Slipper—P. NORTON. THE }NNISCORTRY STAKM. for le All-aged Greyhounds (opw, at THE VINEGAR HILL STAKES, for 16 Puppies, dog or bitch, at Cl 10s. THE MEMBERS' STAKES. for 16 Orgy. h

The General Election. the owirmitiona for the trice- Lion candidatel tur Gaunt,. Niiesferd are held. AA Vr Pr a day corbel. than usual, owing to flotorday being • liolyday, wo elinnot giro a detailed ne rola. The South %extant Ooivention, which was held on Wednesday. Ives quite

revs.

It has been pla;.ily stated in many American and English papers that the coming fight Ipetween Johnson and Jeffries for the World's Championhhip is not to he a real genuine battl e ut all, that it is to Ire prolonged to make pictures for the cinematograph machine, and thrill thi

"I suffered from trump for over two years.. It commented with u alight rash on my neck and rapidly spread to other parts of my body. It was on my neck. under my arum and un my legs and alakimen. At times it would burn as if I had been scalded and it other times t•he itching near

There is much differenrw between being in a shelter and lying or sitting in a 1 . 0001 wth a strong eurreet of cold air blowing over one from the door and window to the fireplace as there is between being immen.ed in n bath and being played on by a fireholie. It is not the full

It is difficult to define the le al tnenning of the word malice. - Perhaps the hest test is to consider whether the dominant motive Mrs. Ilrowu to give information useful to Nt vs. Jones or to injure Mildly. II ON latter. then there is malice. and the character, if untrue, is hu

Prices: 2/3, 2/2, 1, 114 2/•,1/10. Ilk TEAS • 1011.... MIL la Palw A NoiAy River Stilled. Through the tArn flows the river Gave, strong, (-tear and cold, fed by the perpetual snows of the distant mounta.na. It is a henhitiful river, with several eliarraingsaes:•scie:; day and ni

It is a etwious and indeed an unprofitable question to discuss the question: Had Oliver Cromwell a 7 , eruie of humour And yet a eorrespcuilent who describes himself. •• A Header of • Note s and •' ventures a discinnion oil the 'subject, and thus gives proid of a sturdy dolialac