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¢ .. < We work cheap. Save Lea Events Transpiring Throughout _ aa een erento . Wak tm 18994. t 2 ee ee ee many by tading with is VOL 35 THURSDAY, JANUARY. 2: 896 <O 9| * PRICE 15 CENTS. SD. » ds R 3, 1896. NO 169 J. D. TAYL . D. TAYLOR. i rill \ 1 1) GLENIWILLIAM RAILWAY CLUB. ODDS AND ENDS. KASTERN NOYES, | a —— . ‘URNESS LINE ; : ie 7 ; ‘ y 4 LHL AMI\ i hi Pursuant to notice the electors of Glen! It is announced from New York that | _ Phe winter has been the finest for years. | X iSS — : i William and the surrounding sections met ‘| Mr. C. Oliver Islen, of yachting fame, has here are nv signs of ice in the bay of Sr. | Sneneeerennny seid = ae Sree in Glen William Hall on Thursday even- gone tothe Old Country to fight a duel Lawrence up to date, and Souris harbor is Regular Fortuightly Sailings between ; heii ge sme ing, the 16th inst., for the purpose of dis- | with Lord Dunraven. OPT eee - ONDON and HALIFAX Under spe- seed ternoon, from tie of j “oe m Raila : ” - = East P | t bh ti : ‘ussing the “Southern Railway Question. he people of East Point are busily en cial contract with the Dominion Gover se Ex ISHING Com ¥, iz tl b oe aan | Science Trium ha: . ae .. re — " POVeTe a ling, Queen mean ” Owing to the unfavorable condition of the | tence Triumphant at Last. gaged hentiog g their tence poles since the | ment, R SUBSCRIPTION. | e roads, not many of our public men were able} — Miller’s Emulsisn of Cod Liver Oil js | goed sleighing came on. | $.S.HALIPAX CITY, 3.000 T wt SOV ARCS to attend. A. Martin, Esq., who was present | the outcome of the latest scientific e- |. We understand that Souris breakwa er S s. ST JOU i. t r Y. ie aia Cxe Year $4.04 by special invitation, being called on by | Searches. There was always a preju a ) is to have a new addition toit, also thor-| es D ean ry i 0 Tons, Pane a M "7 is 2.00 | the chairman, ably discussed the different | @gainsi taking cod liver oil on ac count of ough repairs to the cld fwork,~-thanks to D3 ‘ tA, 2,50 ons Oxe M NTH.. * O35 { phases of the que stion, and concluded by } Its disagreeable taste, but Miller’s Emul-; 0ur Domi ” Government. Weare told The Furness Steamships are the finest -~ st pa ae to any part of Canada or the } expressing the we!! grounded hope that the | len 1s agreeable te the palate, and that is 1a ae ° | Mc PLee has ten lered for on t Ss , A 1 boats are Clyde ba It, ted S time is at hand when justice would be | be reason why it has become so popular the job. j With FRIOOF d sieeping berths amidsh ps te Selfast and Murray Harb rj} With the medical fraternity, the hospitals An interesting event took place at the, Where least notion is felt . . rk | meted out to Belfast and } ay arbor | | iospita pl at the ere it. The W COCK 7 I xaminer, in Railway matters. A. P. Prowse, Esq, | of the country and the households where— | residence of the bride’s parents at the 8.5. St. John City and H x City a , also spoke » @ 2» iew he | es ‘ ‘ ng Glen, when Miss Minnie MeLellan, y - ectrica! rhe is issued every Friday morning from the N ( N Pp t al 0 spok He eloquently viewed the | ever consumption or lung troubles prevail. ‘ » Mi Minnie | McLellan, yoneg a g eho prbiis s’ office. It i ule up of matier ne saved ros ra ion situation und sommended the electors for Miller’s Emulsion is the great nerve | St Gaugnter of are ch bald McLeilan, Keq., | Sup rior acecminodation for all kinds wh - the Daily editions, and AN | It is mire well established dead - their determination to secure their rights, streng’}h ener and blood ONG and cnres | 4s united in the lappy bonds of matri- | of F reigt e Da ry Pr rdluce, et : rae oo . simian Ba ;: i fier severt tthe au vive heir | Coughs, Col ls, On< is. § le d | money with Dan. L Ror \ err Vor inf stion revardine eailine dote is rk rspaper eresting | medical science that nervousness isdue |.“ Se ee all : ee ee Pee M. D, formerly oo? nen rere | Z ee na fa steat news. i 4 - : views on the matter, a loeal association all Lung atlections. In b o b »ttles, ove. ay . » former «4 Rek B arra. The | efc., a pply lo a —_—— ()— - impure bi0o Therefore the true was formed, to be known as the Glen | and $1, at all drug stores. bride was atteaded by Miss Maggie Mc FURNESS, WITHY _ 4 ve > ne . i ; : . P eet or : “URNESS, r CO, Lap. CALENDAR FOR JANUARY, 1886] Way to cure nervousness is by purify | wili'am Branch of the Belfast and Mur ‘ ; spies - Kenzie, and the groom was supported by Dp, — . . nad gehts, ~~ ing and enriching the blood. The ray Harbor Railway Association. The A Warsaw journal gives the number | Mr. Duncan Cautwell, of Souris Line Road. | ranges Das eee pest Quar 7th day, 1th 124m Hi great blood purifier is Hood’s Sarsa following officers were then duly elected : | © Roman Catholics in Russia to-day as |The nuptial knot was tied in the e| a ee ens a Halifax, N.S. gal tay parila, ead this letter: President—William McPherson 11,000,000. This denotes a rapid and | of a number of relatives of the con tl Gharbinbia. EE ae new AOON, i Lay, u . . . . ° satisfactorv crowtl ae ee * > as lariotetown, - ‘ ‘ee? First “For the last two years I have been s Vice-President—A. W. Matheson. re parties. This was truly love at first sight, a rat | ar. 2 e i z : ne ————_—_— S 1Y hue tam Beut tie ni ; - : “ Pp. m og great sufferer with nervous prostration Corresponding Secretary—S. D. Me " Counterfeits va Papen - ne first time at the a i a day, 4h. 42.8m., a. n | A d on a t A d and palpitation of the heart. I was weak | Phee ; A few ye: : mr eneee ae Saeee OR TOO LOH see The D eart. . J v yearsagoagreat discovery was : s n i l Ing Ca emy in my limbs and had smothered sensa- Recording Secyretary—A. J. McPher-} made. ~ " discovery ‘wa happy co — took the train on their way . : : 1 ; tions. At last my physician advised me |. m 2 ; gate to the Pacifi: coast. We wish them suc- Gold % Jay of Week | Sux | Sun| High | oe Se Hood’s Sarsaparilla which I did, ar Alex. C npr id pled persons are try ing to prey | cess in their new home Vay o! } ao ; baci > an am happy to say that I am now reasurer Alex. Uameron. Upon an dupe pe -opl le who are led to ask ee Yor rises sets water ~ 4 ’ . . ‘ \T ‘LAL r , Now Open {rc rr. ‘det? to 9 30 p MN strongand well. Iam still using Hood’s Inside Guard—Joln P. Matheson. for kiduey treatment. eae CARES VEACE. Silt er A “s ae Gees ane . ° * | Sarsaparilla and would not be without it. Outside Guard—Chas. H. McEachern s | — ~ Iso iy I recommend it to all who are suffering Pa ae ie. a regain Someta apted ty: baie: ‘th ii ‘Ki | F hamjht | morn | with nervous prostration and ipitation The constitution of the Belfast and | OFs are as follows : THE sP ae pau sayanaioasairagnat ECHO i I ‘ire . | of the heart.” Mrs. Dauron, 85 Alice St., | Murray Harbor Railway Association, First —To imitate the size, color and r ARDS DESIRE WAR. % - ‘ 3 ol selon | Those who wish to learn the science of Accounts| 7°02) Ontario. " Get Hood’s, becauss ; which has already been adopted at Wood | shape of Dodd’s Kidney Pilis and sell According to a recent despatch from | o sie : f 20; aft 2 ish vuld attend th is Sess} y . Islands and Vernon River, was adopted | them by court. nian C ity El C t d —— rom PI; i Sho! ! t ( Nis Ss] , . mr c - c orreo ¢ ; ore. ‘| j at | } atten: 1s Ses Ficod Ss Sarsaparilla here, with some slight amendments. The Second—To put them up to appear very | the Spanis! eo & Paenel, organ of ates li 5 19 | 2? 15 society ws absolutely nco-nciitical. nearly the same and Spanish colony complains of Secretary ‘ r “ , : GIee) y } ; me and to be offered at the nee giving audience to C Real & 1 y Ms oe oe « i : ” ® 9 I th oO i The people of this section are determin- | same price aad lo th flere . ul an sea pa ae 4 qx , | » — ones y — Th . ‘ es and & s 2 " ocatio Snai .~ ( ' y. i asl b| in3—dy & wy tf PRINCIPAL. s 3S n y ed to sink their political differences and Third—To hook on the word “kidney” | not be : eee og on . and 4 H ae ‘ x Q | . . ° . . » ot be 9re @vide -oOntinues. * iS} 26 { act. unitedly in pressing their just claims. in naming ¢ catl ortic 3 80 as a oa Ora, ie ip Ss. e : 13 a ; = ~ : J ' d 10 i _ 0 as to increase ovas has said that the recognition of ( thar 0 | : laa e True Blood Purifier | 1! it ws evident trom the readiness | sales of mere physi belligerency by any American nation 0 ' me with which every elector present enrolled : vive » » Lae oe, SRY American nation For price {" I31¢ eo *1 | Setarday | jo] ca.) @WPPBBOCOCRSSROSRCORLOReseeeRCRESe Prominently in the public eye today. It |") a ver ear ws aa Fourth Togivea name 80 near to} should be taken by Spain as equivalent to] *F price of Musical Box 214s iy 47 ' . a is not what we say but what Hood’s Sar- ne elves _ Toes O ie newly dd’s that unwary people may be deceiv- | a declaration of war and that Spain would | SS@ W indow a3 | Moder ; . | . . taparilla does that tells the story. formed eociety. 3. D. McP ed and think they are getting Dodd’s. act epen thie supposition. Amesieel ae 4 beater i So) 18 4 8. D. McPure, Look out for such dodges. When y a ' i 2% 1 a st " ‘ ‘ .% “—* 1] statesmen are not far-sighted and , ‘4 ada ic6i 841 16 2 ’ : act harmoniously with Secretary Railway Ascoziat: ( : . 7 atesien a t far-sigh imagine 5) W alle 5, | ; 1. « tlood Ss Pills Hood's Sarsaparills. ena ry Rails Assoziation of Glen ee kidney medicine you want the best. that Spain is not in condition sages the ¥ ae ; ik £4 ihe ° ) g 2 Ss ea. ‘ ' , ee dae 44 | a 11 2 ¢ — Glen William. Jan. 18th, 1896 * ought not to be the subject for any offer, but it will not be this nation of " Ml ; I Lay ¥ ; 2 rie 1lig Jan. 15th, 1896. rick. } : 1 a. tio i : 5 9 mechanics who will humiliate our ride bi) Friday | 43 | 2¢ morte ° oe So beware. : etek eee eke CAMERON BLOCK 18; Saturday 42 i 40 0 22 ek J.S. MILL AND PROTECTION ee nor suffocate Our energies, nor will its ; Se ” ” If | Sunday | $.@ 14 | 0 53 ¢ 7 ae The reason why many people read so fighting squadron inspire feav. Every janly 29 | Monday {1 | 12 | 1 ¢ 4 3 People like the Canadian Liberals, who | ™uc h and know so little is because they or desires ne with the United |} —————_——_—_____—____ 21 | Tuesday 40} 43 Zz 4 ei profess to regard free trade as a sacred Jaw read nothing thoughtfully and thoroughly. States. We want this war to demonstrate 92! Wednesday 2 sa] a ¥ . } Ce ad T ’ niall Se : to the United States that we are strong 2 | We sday 39 ‘4; 2 42 3 ve ies of equal authority with the Ten Command i] : k i wad ' : - Q « g . ohuain Wan ary . \ , on . : ; and Know how make our rights re flier” | S|) 381§ = ONE GIVES RELIEF. a: metrical ema at | As Gai Wet rih intra =" "oo | hge We Have = (Joe. Pwr een eee : $ 7 oes A in oe Stuart | whiskey is heroic treatment for human il! entice ss Saturday 36 {> 5 5 $ Mill’s “Politica sonomy, Which seems | Try “Good Scotch Kiltv.’. Ther , t i I 4 . ‘ 0d Scotch Kilty.” There is no-] 4 Lesson FR , a ‘inceeaice 2s ou « | so | 50 | st + to im ply that the philosopher looked upon thing harsh or biting shout it. i: an A LESSON FROM — AIN'S COURSE, , 42° Monday 341 Sti 818 e free trade rather as a nmiatter of condition- | that liqueur quality so much desired and (M lis T p oré a0 22 | Tuesday ; Sh ehl 6a Pee oeseecescecsesssseseesscnsensal al expediency than of absolute morality. | co hard to get. Fe, (Ssnanapelis Tribune.) 3 29) Wednesday 3? =4 | 10 ¢ ~ He says: Lawrence A. Wilscn & Co. 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and rising nation) in hopes of naturalizing a foreign industry, in itself perfectly suit- able to the circumstances of the country The superiority of one country over other in a brauch of production often aris- esonly from having begun it sooner. Ihere may be no inheritent advantage on one part, or disadvantage on the other, but only a@ present superiority ot acquired skill and experieuce. ° * It cannot beexpected that individuals should, at their own risk,or rather to their own cer- tain loss, introduce a new manufacture, and have the burden of carrying it on un- til the producers have been edurated —* to the level of those with whom the proc e3 are tralitional. A protecting duty, con- tinued for a reasonable time, will times be the jeast inconvenient mode in which a nation can tax itself for tae port of such an experiment.”

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1866, when he drew Mill’s attention to the passage and the use that had been made ot it. Asked if he stil! adhered to the position he had laid down, the political economist said :

“Certainly, [ have never thing tothe contrary, I do not presume to sav that the United States may nut find Protection expedient in their present state of development. Ido not say that if [ werean American | should not be a Protectionist.”

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Professor Fawcett, another greet politi- cal eccnumist and Free Trader, remarked that, even in Eng'and, many of those who profess stroag adherence to the principles of free trade, bold them by so slender a

thread that, when they settle in our c lonies, and surrounded — by a somewhat Jifferent eet of

of economic circumstances, they become, in numerous instances, grdent protection

ists.” The bare possibility of including John Stuart Mill among these faint-heart- ed Free Traders is enough to make a Can- adian Liberal shudder, But Liberal enthus- iasm for the gospel of free trade has shown a remarkable falling off recently, and, per haps, they will only be glad to discover that “free trade as it is in England,” even according to its own high priests, is not so absolutely certain as a boon for Canad- ian farmers and Canadian manufacturers a3 Mr. Laurier represents it to be.”

—— > © <e ANOTHER NEW POL AR TRIP: The Foreign Minister of Sweden has sent a notice to Russia, Denmark, Great Britain and the United States, with refer

ence to the projected balloon voyage to the North Pole cf Professor S. A. Andree, asking the cc-operaticn of the countries, whos e territories have coasts or the pols ar seas, and they have also asked thrse coun- tries to distribute thousands of leafk ts asking for inform sation from anyone who may chance to secure it of the time the balloon is seen, and the direction of the wind at the time. Professor Andree has given many years study and experiment to this subject, and become an expert ball- oonist himself. He read a paper on a plan to reach the North Pole by balloon before the Geographical Congress in Lon- don last summer, but be received little en couragement tvom that highly dis tinguish- ed, though conservative, scientific society. However, the Swedish Academy of Science and the Swedish Society of Anthropo!gy and Geology have recommended Prof. Andree’s plan and promised to bear a share cf the expense. King Oscar, of oe also subscribed a sum of movey for the exped tion, which Prof. Andree hopes to have started some time in the summer of 1896. eee SROTECTION from the grip, pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and epidemics is given by Hood’s Sarsapa-

rilla. It makes PURE BLOOD

Yellow fever is raging at Santiago de Cuba fearfully ia spite of the winter sea— aon. In the ‘military hospital there are more than 1,000 sick soldiers, of whom te1 to fifteen die ev ery day.

Montreal.

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Bad Blool Between Them,

The ever-~slaving farmer’s wife, her delicate sister in the city, suffer more than ihey care to tell. The derk rings around the eyes, headaches, oe palpitation or rheumati ¢ twinges, betoken a run-down system. The blood is poor, and is a bar to enjoyment of life Scott’s Sarsaprilla purities the blood, strengthens and vital izes the system, and speedily restores the bloom of health tothe cheeks. It cures when all others fall.

Amherst has built a

new skating rink Wore Greased Gloves Sey en Y¥ ears. Jobn Siron, mason, Aultsville, Ont., had Salt Rheum su severe that fur seven years he wore greased gloves. Ie writes : “T used a quarter of a box of Chase’s Oint- ment. It cured me. No trace of Salt Rheum now.” Chase’s Ointment cures every irritant disease of the skin, allays on hing ins — y, and is a sterling remedy for pile 8. Avoid imitations. 60e. a box A watch-maker of the Pays—de-Calais, France, will shortly exhibit a repeating watch which acti ally tells the hours, in- stead of striking them. You press a but ton aad immediately a tiny phonograph tells its wee little tale.

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Lawyer says:

“J have eight children, every one in good health, not one of whom but has taken Scott’s Emulsion, in which my wife has boundless confilence.”

of the tuberculosis 2,092 head of cattle 392 condenined of $15,994

Since the passage law in Connecticut, have been examined, and slaughte re od at

and a total cost

A Great Deal in a Few Words,

“T paid a Toronto specialist on catarrh a large sum of money, but I got no bene- fit. I tried them all, but finally, almost in despair, and assurredly without any faith, I tried Chase’s Catarrh Cure. It is all that it is recommended, which is say

ing a good deal in a few words.” Joel Rogers, clerk, Division Court, Beeton. Im

proved blower tn each 2c. box.

There 360,000 women employed in bus- iness in London, including 60,000 clerks. Statistics show that the averag life cf

women workers in the city is 36 years. Money No Ubject, The amount of money sufferers from

catarrh will spend in attempting to cure that foul and disagreeable disease is almos incredibte. J. W. Jennings, of Gilford, | Ont., says: “I spent between $200 and | $200 consulting dootors; I tried all the ‘treatments’ without benefit. One box of Chase’s Catarrh Cure did me than all the remedies. A 252. box cured me.” Don’t waste money. Chase’s Cure, with improved blower, 25c. It cures.

SKIN DISEASES!)

One Remedy Which has Neyer Failed=— Tried and Tested Ointment.

more good

of an outbreak of hostilities be iwo Countries and have An American note, E. Greenough Scott, article how for

d_years Eng!

ween the

eadily pre

historical S

been st paring for it. writer of some

» a recent than one

, Shows more

land has in- flexibly adhered to a plan which will make it difficult and dangerous for the United States to oppose her with force After the peace of Versailles Great Britain was left in possession of British America and th Atlantic islands, and with other rapidly acquired possessions she has hemmed us in on the north, soutl , east and west. Her outposts practically surround us. They are bristling guns, and at a few hi urs’ notice they can send out fleets which might blocka le our ports Halifax

hundre

these and

with

and destroy our commerce, has a harbor capable of holding the entire British navy, and is strongly fortilied. The Bermudas are fortifi d, provisioned and equipped with dry docks ad

the repa) r of the largest fleets. Cur ves sels, between our coast and Europe, as far south as pass between Halifax Florida the Bahamas command the entrance gulf. Then there is the I-land of Jamaica, the Belize on the continent, both ing the mouth of the Mississippi route the Isthmus. J he does, British Guiana and San the Windward Islands are d plies and prov isioned for the navy. On the north Intercolonial Railway connects St. John, New Brunswick i h the St. La below Quebec. At Kingston a strong post guards the southern terminus of the Rideau cana Quebec and Vousev r Island are con nected by a road built with a view to mili- tary use. The military works at Vancou ver absolutely command the straits through which American vessels-must pass ut of Puget Sound. From Vanex sidized steamships, ready to be British war vessels, ply to Japan an South Seas, where the Brit stations and harbors, From this it can rea

quate for

Charleston, and Bermuda

must Ott

to the

menac- and the Barba ta Lucia in pots of sup

gy ofa

retittisg

across

eS

the

wrerce

nto and uver, sub

turned into

t mn that should war b.eak ont s1 vy, the Britis] would have ns at a ere ai disadvantaze at the start. They might possit ly bi up our navy, blockade our harbor lace our important seaport cities un nti bution. It may be asked, what ti United States be d er this time? To this we might reply, what have we been doing ? We have Nisei nate un sal indiffere ne e while the mighty British em pre has been draw ne her line 8 Of Circun

vallation, so to speak, about 146 We are

not ready for war, and we could not ready to meet England’s formidable arma ment for some time. The war scare that

we have had cught to open the eyes of

yuntry. We should either make up our rmaiit ads to stop talking fizh’, or e}-e prepare ourselves to make a success fight wher «ver one is forced upon us, or we provok it, Nowisag i to begis

—_— ——— ee A —

While avoung mecha n Brantford | named Harrison, ¥-8 taki: y down a gun from a cheif in the house a few fays ago, it went off, the contents lodging in the head of bis mother, w} Vu rT sding paper coniaining a leser ; the Ne port tragedy. The po woman exp in a few mi es,

Mr. meats one in an interview ex. |

presses the opinion that the Sulcan int to reform

Armenia by killing all

remedies for

eruptions, heads, salt lly have

alleged eczematic

Because other piles, scrofula, setald head, ch rheum and skin proved useless, don’t condemn Dr. Chase's | Ointment. It has never n known to fail For instance. Nelson Simmons, | Meyersburg, Out., writes:

“T used Dr. Chase’s Itching Piles, aud can recommend it ! highly. Since using it I have had perfect freedom from the disease.”

Peter Vanallen, L’Amable, Que., had the eczema for three years. He tried three doctors, but received no benefit. One box of Dr. Chase’s Ointment and three boxes of Dr. C Pills cured him: completely. Large seajes covered his legs nnd body. but the Ointment soon | removed them. He will swear to these | facts.

Chase’s Ointment

afing, black

diseases genera

bee

Ointment for

Lase’s

may be had from | any dealer or from the manufacturers FEdmanson, Bates & Co., 45 Lombard street, Toronto. Price 60 cents.

Mother’s greatest remedy for coughs,

}

eolds, broneh'eial and Iyng affections is Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Yur-

who oppose liis way of p ylitical cor rel

ious thinking. It looks very much, too, | as ifthis was a well-bkared viéw Tie

as well as the fall

TOL

b lood, would yw such a to the Eastern mind,

A bill has been n'‘ro g nia Legislature to

kind ot

process, 2

peace that

would appeal

uced in the

the Vir- whippit

res’ ore } Ost and inflict fi logaing fo: peity larcesy ig was a Similar lew ii that State up

» 1881. Bhvet that tine ‘ gil was flogged for stea! and it raised fuch an outcry as to force the repeal] of the ' unsuccessful attempts have sin -e been made to the whipping po-t.

& pretty white gapairof shoes. law. 3S veral replace rrr eee

The

Ra loozd Kidney:

Railroad employes, bicyclists, teamsters and other men who are subjeectedto mach jolting, are often troubled with pain across the smal! of the back. This “railroad kid .ey,” an insidious precurser of serions illneis. On the s izhtest sym- pict of backa:he take one cf Chase’s Kid

ind ‘cates the

box,

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