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THE MORNING GUARDIAN

MONDAY, NOV. 16, IUB.

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THE TREATY-lAK\NG POW ER-

We sometime since stated our opinion

that the treaty-making power which Sir Wilfrid Laurier practically claims for

Canada was incompatable w ith the colon- ial relation. Ii. has been so viewed in

very influential quarters among promin- cntstatesmen of the Empire. But Sir Charles_Di1ke, on the other hand, has ad- vanced the view that the concession of the treaty-making power to Canada would not tend toward separation from the Mother Country but rather to prevent separation.)

Something may be said in favor of Sir

Charles Dllke’s view. Canada is govern- ed by the King,who has his Privy Council for Canada as he has for the United Kina- dom. The legislative power in Canada is vested in the King, the Senate and House of Commons, as in Britain it is vestedin

~a separate treaty to secure a una]

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We have thus all the machinery Kf‘\|1_? " P _ 6"* Im L" N, _ _ _ _,, ary fir conducting and administering the *HOUR N15 'U05 W9 5 '"3" 7 _ A ,,

internal as well as the external rclatiol I of Canada. It would be a new thing were he Dominion to be empowered ti make treaties It may be questioned whetnei or in what way it would conflict with the very elastic British constitution. There might be a supervisory power reserved to

Alate despatch from Ottawa ccnhrms

tha.. the American Commissioners did

and Canadian Commissioners wanted to

tween two accepted mountain peaks, but this the American Commissioners would

not agree tc. There are various opinions as no whether it may _or may not rss\1ir°

settlement of the‘boundary. along that portion so far not agreed “D00- ronibiy a joint Iwmmisviw °f surveyors might be able to agree unou sliue, which might be accept- able to both parties. It seems most re- gretsbie that the entire boundary was not settled at one time so that we could

have done with ir. 0

A WONDERFUL TONIC AND TRINGTHHNER.

Said a druggist today, “No doubt about

it, the tonic that gives best results is the biggest seller, and that is Ferroaone. It enriches and puriiies the blood, rector er strength and energy ts the feeble, and is a soiestiiic reccostruetor that was always popular. In Cnlorosis, anaemia, Tired- aess, Laugour, Braiulfag, Iudigast on and Dyspepsia its action islpromnr, and satis- factory cures always fo ow. Yes. I recom- mend Fsrroaone to my customers because I believe it is the best tonic and strengthen- ing medicine that money can buy.,,

the King, the Lords and the Commons.

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By keeping the clothes that move.

BOYS’ WARM' OLOTHES

This time of year y0u’re thinking about the

boys’ warm winter clothes, we’re ready for you and`

the boys with the prettiest, nicest and biggest stock

of winter duds for the young boys youlever saw. _

Boys’ Suits $1.00 to

' Boys’ Rccfers $1.50

Boys’ Ulsters $2.00 to $6. 50 ~

Boys’ Overcoats $3. 50 to $8.7 5

These goods are made in the ‘top notch of style,

copied from the latest New York styles and are more

natty than y0u'd expect. -

Our boys’ and childrcii’s clothing department 'is

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the pride of our store.

`The iirst boy to"see this clothing will have first _

choice-but the last one

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be other than a gooi insurance risk, but he cannot find an insurance comD°~D¥ W\\° will insure him on any terms. ._The fact is that the Servlan throne is slippery _ with blood, and the general belief is that as he gained the crown by the murder of his predecessor, he will probably before

night festivities by substituting an old-

or two and then for those who éesii c it a

jcyed,although many will mise the dinner

in our City. ' »

I As to the charge of helping the revolu- t‘ou in Panama The Outlook makcsfia _ very artless defence of the United States government. It says: “ir use United scam) canon insurer-

led to prevent Colombia from _enforcing its rights of sovslgniy, if it-__bas such -rights, over the Republic of Panama. It has simply interfered to 'prevent the landing of Colombian troops in ‘the

vicinityof Colon or of the city of Panama, because such landing would

across the isthmus. The fact that Colom- bia cannot get its troops across the inter- vening mountains is her misfortune and Panama’sgood fortune, not the fault of the United States." _ That is, the United States _-prevcriei Columbia from sending troops by the

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A special meeting of the Nova Scotia

_ Legislature is called for December 3.It has been intimated some time since that Pre-

lmier Murray will shortly retire from the local arena to become a candidate for the House of Commons. It is noiimprobabie that the early session is in part a prepara- tion fcr a reconstruction of the Provincial Government. Mr. Murray has been

Premier since the removal of Mr. Fielding to Ottawa in J uiy 1896. The Provi: ce has been forever tweory years strongly* Lib- mi in its meal ruins. at _ine general leleztion of October, 1901 the Liberal party made almost a clean sweep of the Prov- ince. only two Chnservatives being elect- ed in a House of thirty-eight members. Liberal sentiment in federal dRairs also

seems stronger in Nova Scotia than in New`Brunswick or Prince Edward Ie-

land.

REV- L- D. MORSE ACCEPTS

. Woonvium, November 12 -Rev. L. D. i Morse, of Berwick, has formally accepted ,the call to the 'Wolivllle Baptist church ‘ and will assume the pastorare about the

church, we learn, has reluctantly accep- ted his resignation.

SQUAN DERED A FORTU N E.

have taken charge of the estate of Mat- thew Gold. Unknown to her husband

lessly involving her husband.

THE VENEZUELAN _TRIBUNAL

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` Trial-Iaoun, Nav. 12.-Solicitor Gen-

toni, for Italy, each concluded his re

were further advanced.

Tablets. Won’t affect the heart.25c.

raiscsjnnjwaan-nccsn

lmperil the conditions of secure transit”

only possible routes to quell the insur-

mlddle of January, 1904. The Berwick-

Wnrrnr, Ont., Nov. 12,-Creditors

Hrs. Gold, for some time has been boi - rowing large sums to distribute in char- f ity.Iu this way she dissipated her private fortune of $20,0iIl and succeeded in hopi-

eral Finlay for Great Briton and Pieran- , - sly before the Venezuelan Arbitration Tribu-

nalicdaywhile the arguments of the -; representatives ct Mexico, the Nether- _ - ‘lands. Sweden and Norway and Spain ' I

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treaties negotiated by Canada should not *_ __ V y adversely affect Il11D¢l'l&l iUf»¢l*Sl8- The Caledonian Club will this year give A ` A h 5 A M O `

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them to consent tc lay down the exact 1041' T ,mms have bccnaecurcd for the evening _ Prices lower th _in other stoires. _ ,V _

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_people dealing here who. know the value of a dollar and who have tried io' get, better values. ` '

We are known to ’ sell cheaply- e _ r

Our stock is lxge 11; and

well Ourown pre-_

` parations give great rea;`lilts.'

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C5110-DA LIFE assuaaucs co.. Toaoirro.

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express mv_ satisfaction with mwygr W3 ht "5"-3°» I _ My iwllcv. No ans, was assed on ne eocoimeni t “mm paid ten premiums of $48 gun, gr ag, iltotnha, Plan in |870 for

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