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longstion of the time limit, of _ the Rgsslan ultimatum was made last

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If what you Just ate is sourlng on

your stomach or lies like s lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch Gas and Eructate sour. undigested food. or have a feeling of Dizsiness, Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad taste in mouth and stomach head- ache-this is Indigestion.

A full case of Pape's Diapopsin

costs only 50 cents and will thorou- ghly _cure your out-of-otder stomach, and leave sufficient about the house in case some one else in the family may suffer from stomach trouble or indigestion.

Ask your pharmacist to show you

the formula plainly printed on th_ese 50~cent cases, then you will under- stand why Dyspsptic trouble of all kinds must go, and why Diapepsin always relieves sour, out-of-order stomachs or Indigestiou in five min- utes. Diapepsln is harmless and tast- es like candy, though each dose con- tains power sufficient 'to digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all the food you eat; besides, it makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite, but what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and intestines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver ills for Biliousness or Constipation.

cranks, as some people will call them, INvAs10N OF AFRI`CA_

This city will have many Diapepsln 5_000 TURKS FOR

but you will be cranky about thisl

splendid stomachprepziration, too, if'

was filed with the minister of.._iiistioe today by John T. Moss, K.C.]‘ o`I‘I‘o- ronto, and Hector MacInnes,.K.C, yi Halifax, solicitor for the A.lb5x"ti~:;nd Great Waterways railway and the .Royal bank. in which disallowanoo i_s asked of the act of the Alberta

legislature, cancelling the a(`r§i§p't. for the construction of the r&l 1'. ‘-

it will be recalled that after the

province had undertaken to guarantee the bonds of the company, thg|,~s.was ,, disruption in the Rutherford et. Hon A. L. Sifton succeeding as premier. The legislature procepded to cancel the act ofthe former _`gg4e|’_vn~ ment and ordered that the money raised on the bond guarantee be used for general purposes. ,

Action was taken in the courtsfbut

the act was upheld. Disallowance by the federal government is now _asked on the ground that the act involves ¢0niiscs.tion and is also B violatioqzoi the bank act, in-as-much as it directs the Royal bank, a federally chartered institution to hand over the bond money. About seven million doll';{i‘s are involved.

AT DOORS OF' NANKING

REBELS ARE KNOCING

SHANGHAI, s Dee., 2-wh'ile'_Nan-

,ing still remains in possession ofthe Imperial forces, the Revolutloriists are bombarding the City and knock- ing at its four gates demanding ad- mission. x

Much damage to the city has 'ree'

suited from the bombardment.

Large forces of rebels sre‘here in

readiness to rush ainto the city if breaches are made in the walls. '

you ever try a little for Indigestion MASSUWAI Eritrea' December 1_` or_ Gastritis or any other Stomach Turkish f_,-Oops to the numbm. of mgggf- P _ D, , 5,000 are mobilized at ron sims thils mirihtllze anrlpfol'e\'e:ai?ilsI'Ibii!;;cIlf ~Said' and it is aueged that othey are I . ' .- . ' intended for an invasion of the Ital-

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will deliver quickly. Finest weaves, best Worlfmanship, and lowest prices, is our claim. Try us once and see. D, A. Bruce. » 12-2drtf.

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' Tuesday, December l9, l9ll

couucuciuo Ar out o'ci.ocK. P. M.

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9 5° Gnd Y¢lf»¢l`f|&Y-- The Standard _ll C0mP8|1Y of New Jersey, some- _imes called the father of the trusts, Bhd i>¢|'h°lls the most celebrated cor- poration iu the world, will no longer control affairs. As the holding eom. P8117 of more than thirty corpora- tions in 'various branches of tn, oil business. beginning today, these sub- sidiaries, which under the decree Qi the United States supreme court, must conduct independently the var- ious enterprisss, will assume entire management of their own affairs. The oil_ trust theoretically passed one 0( existence on August 31st, when the books containing the records of the company's stockholders were closed for distribution of the stock of the subsidiaries, but during the interven. ins period of readmscment it was HEWBSHYY t0 Preserve the old form to fi lllfgc extent. Now the work of dis integration has been completed, The _-stock issues representing the subsid- iaries will pass into the hands of the owners of old Standard Oil stocks to- day and the threads which long have bound the old companies together will be severed.

F'. B. MCCURDY, M. P.

MAKES GOOD SUGGESTION.

OTTAWA, December, 1.--ln com-

mittee of supply, today, F. B. Mc Curdy (Queens and Shelburne), sug- gested that the government operate a steamsbip line between Halifax anc St. John and the British west In dies and British Guiana, as part ol the Intercolonial system. He believer this preferable to paying large sub- sides to private companies.

Hon. George E. Foster, minister of

trade and commerce, said the sugges- tion was a valuable one. It would however, be a new departure and would mean an increase in the alrea- dy large capital account of the In- tercolonial. It would also involve the co-operation of the railway depart ment with the department of trade rind commerce.

Mina.rd's Linimsnt Go., Ltd.

Gentlemen,-In July 1905 I was

thrown from a road machine, lnjur ing my hip and back badly and was obliged to use a crutch lor 14 months in Sept. l906.Mr. Wm. Cutridge of Lachuto urged me to try lVllNARD'S LINIMENT, which I did with the most satisfactory results and today l ani as well as ever in my life.

Ypurs sincerely,

his

MATTHEW x BA'INES._

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Change ol 'lifile sosisosioie. lou.

Commencing Monday the goth _o October the S. S. "Northumberland" will leave the Company’s wharf daily, _excepl iunday, at 7.30 ii. m. Returning willleavs Piclou, N, S. afler arrival of morning ex press from Halifax.

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OTTAWA. D°¢°U\I>°1’ 1 A _inf-l@ ser of the ‘ oil trust officially came Those who have never been troubled *

with kidney trouble do not know the suffer ing and misery which those ailllcted undergo.

Weak, lame or aching back comes from

the kidneys, and when the kidneys are out of order the whole system becomes deranged. _

Donn's Kidney Pills are a specific

for all kidney troubles. _

Mrs. R. Hodge, Fielding, Sask..

writes:-" A few lines- highly recommend- ing Doan`s Kidney Pills. For this last year I have been troubled very muclr with nasty sick. headaches, and n weak. aching back which caused me much misery, for I could not work and had no _unbilion for anything. My kidneys -.verc very badly out of order, and kept me from sleeping at nights, I tried many kinds 6f pills and medicines but it Seemed almost in vniii. I begun to give up in des- pair of ever being well sud strong again. .vhcn fi kind neighbor advised nic to fry Doaii’s Kithicy Pills, _which I_dul, and am tliaiikiiil for the relief l_obta|i:<~rl from them, for now I am never in trouble with .\ sore buck or sick Zicudnclirs. I will ' :ilwuys say Do2n’s Kidney Pills for mine, and can highly rccomrncud them to any suflc-rcrs." `

Price 50 cents por box. 0' 3 IIUXCS lm

$l.25, at all dealers, or mailed dircct`on- rcccipt of price by The T. Milburn Lo., Limited, Toronto, Ont. _ I ' When ordering direcl soecify "Dean s. '

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This suit _is an exceptional value _at its price-in fact

there are few tailored ma e suits at twice the price that can

It is s. three pieced suit made in three button sack style

of specially selected English tweed, in Plain and fancy stripe patterns. The sho ilders, neck and chest of the coat andthe " waist-band of the trousers have received special attention

] and. will hug the form naturally, fit perfectly. The sizes Of

these suits range from 36 to 40. You have often paid

I $15111: this grade, our special price....... .. ._ ~

Other good'va1ues'at $7.50 up.

this Sty

colored Tweed Suit

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T0 CONSIDER MODEL HOIIHES

FOR WORKING CLASSES.

lil()NTREAI., December l~~MBY0!'

Iluerin has called a meeting of citi- tens next Tuesday to consider the project of establishing here a system of model houses for the working classes. This movement has made the iast decade, and it is believed that me moment is opportune to do some- thing to start a campaign against the slum," which is slowly but surely getting a footing in Montreal.

YALE HAD POOR YEAR

BUT MADE BIG MONEY.

NEW HA\'E.\', November 30-With -lat\:r<lay‘s game Yale closed the ‘ichest financial and the poorest ath- letic year since modern intercollegiate athletics began. Yale won only a sin- r;le victory in the four major sports over Harvard, her best showing in any being football, in which she tied .he crimson, and in track athletics, n which she was ,victorious in the Llusl iueet.

For the fiist time in Yale history,

Princeton defeated her in all four of the major sports.

Saturday closed the banner year in

football. Yalc's receipts will probably come close to $80,000. From the Har» card game Yale's share will be about 536,000, from the Princeton contest about $34,000; from the Brown game about $5,000, and from the minor games about $5,000.

OTTAWA TEAM WILL --

HAVE BUT ONE CHANGE

ll-IALIFAX, Dec Z-With one excep-

tion the Ottawa hockey team will step on the ice this season with the some line-up as they had last year. Bruce Ridatli will be the only man missing from the team, and his place may be filled by Eddie Gerald. the clever little New Edin-burgh, left wing and center half for the Ottawa foot- ball team.

Percy Lesileur, who for the last six

years had guarded the red, white and black goal will again gold down `his position outside the Lesueur patent nets. Fred Lake will line up at his old position at point and H‘amby Shore is' also on hand for the cover polnt’s position. The wing men "Dub- nie" Kerr and Bruce Ridpath may show a change. ltirlpath is out ofthe game and there is just rt possibility that Kerr will not, play. Marty Walsh will very likely hold down the center position ugnin, and Jack Dar- ragh take the right wing with Eddie `Gcrai‘d as utility man. Bruce Staurt is nut of the game and will not ilgura this year, while Skcene Ronan, whom the Ottawa team secured from Ren- frew, has had several offers from the Patricks’

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Ai Ideal Bea Trip eo the Host Delight]

and llesltliiess Remt In the Wo! tl.

livery outdoor rccrcnt , excellent sea bstlol

lug, nsrlng boating. tennis. golf. cycling. dui ,.‘

l,lil0 lille Superb Ileean \';yaJs hy; THE MAGN:llI'|C_l'JN'I', FAST. 'l` li -SC V 'transatlantic lmer...“0CEANA '

14.000 Tons Displacement: Ill ft. Long,

Lsr est Fastest. Most Luxurious and Only l-Jxclue

nlvelylflrst-Class Passenger Steamer to Hormud No (, ttls or freight carried on the "Uncanny

FIRST-CLASS ROUND '1`RlP.ln-

cludlnz stateroom berth dr meals. Bell ‘nisino on the Atlantic.

Iiiecirlc fans in every room. Many Q

rooms with brass beds: suites-dc-luxe wiihgrlvsti baths; ilnesl. promon ado deck in thc world. rchen Irs. Promeasds Dances, (P mnaslum. Wireless, Only Bermuda steamer with subninrinl signals.

Rsbgielrrdiig Shore Excursions,

ntels, c.. It Lowell Rates

gssutiful hookici lilnersry. Tickets. ste., masse-Aihazie nine. 2ss_B:wsy. N.

ln Cased Pipes

/ We are showing s nice line\ of thessgoods which were bouglat right and will bs sold sccor lni¢|y.This is a sample

lot consisting of fort -six pipes. in all shapes and slzes, and no two are sllire.

These Christmas Numbers I

combine remarkable artistic and Literary Features and ihey arclbe Guest in the world. '

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/Ciood \ ` Alarm A' Clocks' _s ° '

Theseslsrm clocks are spiendidx

sleep meters, very strong and well constructed throughout, have s

I bright open face and s oheprnng ' chime that will wake you qu ckly

without grstn on your nfrvss and for ima spins-qusitiss they are far shore t e average slsrm clocks. .

. `lYn{i will agree! vylghlus that thsse N .re H Qc A I “Us

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W. N. Tanton

These pipes are of the fin-

estquahty risr, and Amber: th eases beingcovered with blue plush.

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store window for s few days. and when you nos thorn, we think you will sirreo with us. that it is sn »excep|.ions|ly fins assortment.

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roprists and very scceptaglh to s gentleman who smokes,

HAMILTON, ont., Dec. l-Hun-

drcds of factory whistles shrieked a weicomc to the Duke and Duchess of Connaught as the Royal train rolled in from Toronto shortly before 11 o'clock__this morning. Bells all over the city pealed out a greeting and the first notes of the National Anthem by the 13th Band, as their Royal Highnesses stepped to the station platform, was the signal for a thousand lusty lunged youths from the city schools who lined both sides of the street to send up fi cheer which started the enthusiasm* that marked _the progress of the proces- sion of the Royal visitors to the city.

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HAMILTON EN Farm WOMAN Asi.1~:sr» A wnax. ASSASSINANUN ,N PERSIA

Fon ROYAL. v1sI'rou.I -- '

-- 'I DES MOINES la. Dec. 2-Mrs. J.

I.. Carpenter has been asleep one BERLIN. D@C0n1I’wl‘ 'I-A telegram week. All efforts to arouse here have to the German (lable Company fr-....1 been futile. Teheran says a revolver shot was lir- Mrs. Carpenter has been mother to ed this morning at Alo-Ed-Dowell thirteen children besides caruing a brother nf the former l’crsi-ru .1-.innff Dart of thc fl*-mi!y livelihood acting er at Berlin, in front of his residence. as a nurse. Her life has been an ex- He is reported to be damp

ceedingly busy one, and physicians f

declare, that her sleep thus lar has ‘been natural. They are unable to ac- count, however, for the fact that she will take nourishment from rt bottle a turallv as a oun child, but

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" GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y., Dec 2.- ' - . _ _

IThe heroic sacrifice of sixteen year __ ' ‘old Mabel Miller, who gave large ,_ ‘ uantities of her blood in an effort Qu 5,.

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Sb `to save the life of her brother-im

I 0 8 ' law, Charles Sager, has failed. He

tnielily sions coudhs. cares colds: _lied Iwi-is dying of pneumonia and tlle rare ‘ ' 'I‘""" """'""“' ‘ ""'_ operation of, blood transfusion was

decided upon. As a result lic was put

upon his feet and the girl in nefl. .-‘\

" few da s ago the conditions were n.

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itar Steam Laund ry Q. F. Wehler P100

AUSTIN IIALEY (D. C0.

Successors to H. B- JOYCE & C0,'

tommission Merchants

I Fresh and Salt Fish and Canned Goods ,onsignments Sf>iieited. Daily Returns

|76 Atlantic Avenue 1

li-Gnildrizwpd. BIDSTON.

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Smells andllels

we call your attention Io the fart that we are an old established liouso

I thoroughly reliable in every way, and uziut your consignmenls \Ve look

after our sh ppcrs uilcr- sts iricvery \v.iy always obtaining for ili`e|n ill.:

` Highest Market Prices - Sending Prompt Returns _ ‘ and obtaining the best possible results.

_ Send us your shipments and be convinced. _ \Ve also are large handlers oflive lobsters, salt mackerel and salt fish

Prior ®._ Mahoney '

‘ ioyc. ivimar ` sosroN, MASS.

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WE HANDLE SMELTS ON COMMISSION

Satisfaction Guaranteed, Prompt Returns.

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_ If you ship your smelts and eels io us we can sell them at highest market 'I

prices and remit-you promptly. Please write us.

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Barclay, Clements Co.

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Smelts and Eels

Receivers of an kinds of

Fresh and Salt Fish, Live lobsters, Eic.

Highest Market Prices. Daily Return.,

i ' 176 -A,-illvaniilo Ave., Boston. Mans

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