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Sweep British and Amari- I

can Coasts

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IIGKT PROVINCE SCHOONER3 ASHORE.

Bosrorr Dec. 5-(Special)-Four

schooners are ashore at Beverly Mass. and

four at Juniper Point, Salem, among the latter beiniz the Oriola from Riverliebert, N. S., and Sarah Potter from St. John.

sroml 0.\' NEW BRUNSWICK COAST.

Sr. JOHN Dec. 5-(Special)- A severe ‘

storm is prevailing all along the coast

causing wrecks, blocked trains, and street ears, and did other damage. I

wnlxixs 0.\’ ENGLISH COAST.

Loxnos, Dec, 5-[Special].-Severe

storms are sweeping the English coast

and several wrecks are reported with loss of life.

SIX SEA!! EN DROWYTED.

At Portsmouth the schooner May A.

Brown was wrecked with a crew of six,~ill of whom were lost.

WEAKXESS OF HOSPITALS.

Said to he Inoapiible of Curing One of the _ the Most Deadly Diseases of the Age. ¥oN1'REAL,Dec.3.-Mr.William Bmwnley tells an alarming story of utter failure the hospitals to cure him of Bcights DKK. He woo treatddin the beet hos-

pitlh both in Canada and the Unitei‘l_'_____

States. They rave him up as incurable. Medical science had failed; the hospitals wee werless to help him. Nevertheless Mr. grwnley is cured. Dodd s kidney Pills cured him and he is a well man to-

day. _ u

Says Mr. Brown himself, I have been a

subdect to Brightfs Disease of the Kidneys for twenty ygggpg I have been ll) 8Il_th€ best hos itals of Canada and the United States. fcould get no relief. I have just finished eleven boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and am completely cnred. I arqha locomotive engim-er and well-knovjfof

many can vouch for this statement.

WOItx.\II~:N WANTED.--Eight

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WOI‘k[!l8I], SOIDC IIl'flCIll¥l9 cured by Hsods Sarsaparilla the preat

hands, some bench ha_nds,alsO a smart boy to learn _up- hohteriue. App‘yat Ofliw or Factoiy'-Mark \Vrigh.r. CQ 1. d&w lw

The

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Mgie of the be-it grain leatherf.

tamed from 8 to ll rnontbf. W9»'l*`l'l proof, bellovis toogllh ‘1“mP W1” ‘ '° .

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=.- Loiww. Dec. -s,-<Speciai.>-'rue ,visit- ing Canadian soldiers, piloted by the Duke of Argyle, Chamberlain, Lord Lonsdale, the Duke of Aberdeen and

Buildings and Chamberlain in an address acknowledged the debt of England for the work of the Colonials.

BEING KILLED BY KINDNESS,

In the House of Lords speeches of~

welcome were made by Lords Lansdowne

and Aberdeen.

Col. Otter replying declared his men

were being killed by kindness.

PAUL BOTHA ADVISES SUBMISSION.

CAP:-; TOWN, Dec. 5.-(Special.)-Pau l

Botha, for twenty one years a member of

the Orange State Volksraad, urges the' Boers to accept the inevitable.

He declares he has urged Steyne and

DeWet to stop Hghting and predicts that Briton and Boer will eventually live peac-

ably together under the Britishvflag.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Closing prices Dec. 5

imerican Sugar 137i \m'crioan Steel and Wire 4

Brooklyn Transit _ Burlington

Continental Toh.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and,Noshville 81% New York Central - Rook Island - St. Paul ’ - _ fennessee Coaland Iron 69;

508 781

UnitedSta.teS Ru bber f~

Salt _rheum. with its burnihg. stinging e _ `

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nsation, is due to poor blood and is

ood purifier.

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To-day’s Probabilities. I

Wsslrxvoros, Dec.5-_(Special).-Strong

North West and West winds, gradually

clearing.

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Cfiuth 11' w:ll known as Barber. T. N Murphy, writes June 22, 1900: “I can cheerfully recommend Bentley’s Liniment

I which I find is better than any other.‘

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Globes

This year’s Xmas No. of

the Illustrated Globe is far ahead ol any Xmas No. Y¢f to hand, only a limited number left. Bc sure you secure one.

Papers now on sale.

All other Xmas lllustrated

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WF.. Bill

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SllhS0llABLE WEATHER

Fhonld remind you _that your

_ groves, furnacelaud pipe lay ft-

. . quire, dtting up and puttin Ill

I 2 our work is unexeelled.

O oirr. n. s\iai.i.° - - rge Street, Hlilnefs 01

Matthew Smith

i Hon. D. Farquhiirson

Hon. Benj. Rogers

Benj. T. Gallant

Hon. James W. Rii h irds

Alfred McWilliams

Hon. Peter McNutt

J. F. H. Arsenaixlt

Capt. Joseeph Read S. E. Reid

Robert C. McLeod _ George Godkiu

Capt. Mal. Macdonald

Alex. F. Brix John Anncar,

Wallace W. Jenkins.

Duncan McCormack,

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FOURTH DISTRICT

ce Murdock McKinnon

FIFTH DISTRICT

A William Cumpbell

John T. Mellish I

John F. Whear Dr. S. R. Jenkins were Sentwr Femumn, J“_ kwa’ Dr. mm “

Jenkins, W. S. Stewart., Alex. llartln, W. `

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James Birch

F. J. Buote

James Barclay _ Paulinus McDonald A

John A McDonald f

J .F. Arsenault

John Anderson

Neil Motluarrie

J. A. lacneill ‘ Gilbert Deaftochc _

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AWPUL UUR BOYS Iiesiieiioirs NoiiiNAI1oNsiLlB.-Coil. '

STURMS HONORED _ 1 hlEElIN€`

he arc Piloted Ahlout .Held in thc Lyceum Last ililtt Me

y ` G00. W. Simpson D. B. MBLOOG

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_ -_.__ JHon._.Ge0rge Eorbos -_Benz-y='<Wocd Bluffs-

_y D,-P. Irving . _-, Athi- Mclean, Q. C. ' i

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_ weather a large audience was present at W

Geo E. Hughes James Paton the Lyceum last night. Among those L°UD°Y'»

who occupied positions on the platform lndolmable

Dr. R. imiciu. J. 1'. nsiiisii, --_ can

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FIRST DISTR ICT _ C. R. Smallwood, J. P. Tonto!! and Otllorl. Baunns'

ing remarks referred to the Douilnion I °°\°¢'°|’M°

contest, and although it was of great lm- Ehllllli lit!

as this province is concerned, is of greater

venue and expenditure were far hom

Judgeship, claiming that the Liberal administration ot todayexlste through the

obtained he was left alone

thanked the electors for the reception

Farquharsoife interview with luthoritiol

Mr. P. Blake, presided and in his open-

portanec the present one, at least so for .nu DEADLY .1

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viewed the history ct this province for cons were kl

im poi-tance. He was grieved when he re- UNCH N~Y

the past nine years, and found that the re- WKM wh,” hm

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meeting. He contended that Premier “aw” 'nn Peters had left the country for ltagood ‘uh °‘“’°' and Premier W arburton took refuge lil a nga, Conn,

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had served the endfor which he was w\||gJg¢g¢

notthehal

purchase of an not ertunata and after he 0°\\ll»¥ Nl*

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sentative of the property holders, was ““'k°'°°° then intrcdited and iii a tow brief words “AU-W4* *W

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given him. He contended that Prolllerp mu.-‘*

is considered that lic left Charlottetown belotccreck

nt_0_\t¢.v¢;rfw»u cuinci-». Janus. when ie 0“°*‘\ TN#

°l\Fl'|f\\7l_!4 9‘\f°\|°"\h¢ahepd-car.

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x Bohemia# - _...-._,_\ _ _“$3”

snsoivn Drsrmcr between some ifuenneitiiis nn*

S C (H k_ otthc0ppoeition. The lnetalllngd an ha.-N.

W A O Morson,Q

John A Mathxeson

Hon. Daniel Gordon Archibald J . Macdonald

STANLEY BROS

EWEN MCDOUGALL

T. J . HARRIS

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BEFORE ACKNOWLEDGED _- _

GRAND TOTAL

MONUMENT T0 OUR HERUES

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ref sein m-5141?. ppt: Firms. _._ soap and meat eacnonimb _ sheetrouan naworkxng _ _ lh_d -; A

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Jan. Wheat,7l§. May, Wheat. 74h.

TWO CENTS TO PRETORIA.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The imperial govern-

ment on Saturday extended the imperial

§°:'hAI¥;’L°“g(;'_“3_ James germ” _improved road system the itll

sidered at vital importance to the Province

upon the financial standing At the present time he did not think any one knewhowtheac ountcof thecountryqood If elected he would endeavor tb do some thing for the city and would see that the working mon are not neglected (Cheers)

Dr. Jenkins in rising to speak thllkcil

the audience for the reception tendered him and regretted that he .was u liable to make a personal canvass, If elected

r ur e em’ ` fr-annual issuing ct public accouauliecee-

Thomas Kmkham' _ Jnmes E_ Macdonam_ lin order that the people mu' be pelted New ec

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he would devote as much time possible and would endeavor to reduce the debt which the pi-esentadininlstratlol had rolled up. In the present campaign he did not consider it business to ncflect his practice and wished to embrace the opportunity of asking those present to accord him ii united support on the 12th. If elected he would do the best for the country`s good. (Cheers)

The meeting was then addressed by

Mr. _P. J. Trainor, Senator Ferguson, Mr. John P. Tinton, Mr. Alex. Kirtln and others, all of whom delivered excellontaddresses, Mr. 'I‘anton's address being particularly oratorical and elicited prolonged cheers. Mr. P. J . Tralnor’s

situation of the prbvince. The diferent speakers were quite heartily applauded.

DIED

At Charlottetown on Weilneaday oth

December after a protracted illness, Flora the beloved wife of Ronald Bell, aged 31 years. Funeral on Thursday at 2 p. m. from her late residence corner Pownal

penny postage rate to the newlyocquired British territory in South Africa, formerly ‘nd W“wr Street'

the Orange Free State and South Africa Republic. Under this arrangement

letters from Canada and other parts cf

'the empire to this new British

territory will ,eo at the penny rate.

RAPID TRANSIT IN LONDON. 0 `

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l LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Yerkes Company

forthe construction of the Hampstead undemround nailway was registered yes- terday,_with.a. capital of' $l,0tX),000, but

'fthe stock will not be floated here- Mf- Louderback says that everything is R0if¢8 'Y satisfactorily, and the tubes Wlll be

driven in record time.

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‘ Love is trusting, love is waitinirf

Love is madness, love is hating

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