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been. The result was the negotiation of ` S -t In O I1 g a 11 d S i C k _ `

ist Jan., i901.

Card of Thanks

To ell, who have so kindly con-

tributed to the success of my first six months’ in bueinsss, I extend my most lv-.».r'y thanks, assuring you all that in 'he coming year, as in the

past, I will spare no eiiort to merit a

continuance ofyour confidence and esteem.

J. G. JAl`llES()N»

The Medical Hall.

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larristers, Attorneyvat-Law, Notaricrs, &c.

H- lelilllllli IEGIIALB STEWART emma Block, cum-ioaetown, P. E. 1. *

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lust. Ice is thick and roads excellent

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300 BARRELS APPLIES.

in Northern SPY. Baldwins. Bishop Pipins, and Vand- ivere at

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l Horn tojoin the other ships ofthe Amer- , icuii nz-ivy at Santiago, the arent demands 1 IUV?‘1;~d5` H0331 find Sufgicel IY35i~1l-Ute,

Buffalo, N. Y.

Dr. Picrc.e`s Favori‘;e Prescription, the

great remedy for female troubles, irregu larities. debilitating drains, inflauiiriatioi

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Just, impartial, Reliable.-Newsy» ° =»

interests ofthe people, and recognized

and malhssiaumng O " blifration on the part of the United

seeking atall times to further the best SmL¢s_ nd uso "hm cw;-5° Britain

.hC,ef},r`e as would probably take if the Republic

fyha $5’-r~o;>14>’ll Paper- declined to be longer bound by the old

I’uhli_~;hcd at its ofliccs, New Provvse treaty. The Herald points out that the

Block .\'orth .side Post Ollice at the fol-

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lowing i‘zttc.~i, payzllile _ln il.<l\'z!.,nC€:- Buiwer ( iaymu treaty lb not ml agre? Morning liditiun. daily (GXCUDU Snnda-Yi thatcan be terminated by the action Of

th;-ne) 1uni~_th~i $1.02); DCI* _VI . . . . . . . . .. .$4.00 Soiiii-~.\°.\c‘rly l£_liiion (Mend. 8: Thur.) _

i either of the signatory powers singly, and

INF YY- -'ffl-'£93 lil “"l"l`~“C@ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - - - - - - -~-55125 that for one of them to attempt to set it

\\'c._\l<lv lirlition (Thursday) per yr.

$1.25; in advance _ . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . _ . . . _..$1.00 aside without the concurrence of tl

other would he ax violation of a. solemn and

Brunch Offices

have lv="': icstalilishcii at the followiflpi l_>inflin',; obligation.

plii:~c.~ wh ‘rc .siibscriptions may he PIU* nmvs fu:‘ii_~:he-l, advertising, job WOT :ind ot...-. ~»iisim~<s ti'i1nsact_c(l:-

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con_<ir'i<-tioii and o\vnci‘ship of a istliuiinii ciizial. Such at iiiovemcnt wa

United States interests and henc

negotiations were entered upon whic

it. But lmrfl Salisbury would proinptl

notify the Washington Govcrnuient tha. the ab:o;atioii of the ticzity was an

arouse in‘_ci'na’_iou.il lio~t_`1lir.y .-iiifl that 0

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3; As to what course Britain would take

if the i`uited States should r-.-fuse to b \long~.»r hound hy thc. liiilwer-Clayton

I .\1l>01'g_~_>11._ =_\H>_`ci'1oi{ Bookst_0i‘0 G- S' treatv,‘;i c lierald does not think that wa

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itliat account it siiould be roi'errc~i to the

interniitioiial tribunal appointed under the terms of The iiague Peace Uonlercnc

_ 'l‘heRepublicwisaparty toth:1t_C`on1'crvnc

and could hzirdly :avoid accepting: th

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nation can afi`oi~_l to :iisown tl:

nor do wc npprchcnri that those in nutlicr H lay in the lfnited States would attenipt to,

do so. But there is in that country a i

H element which is disposed strongly 1

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thought at \.\ asliington to ee iniinical t

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l Republic doing precisely as it pleases.

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ulijcct of so much discussion, and is still

a i>in'liu;: treaty between the two powers .

The trc ity was signed at Wasliington

in April and ratified July 4, 1853, Great

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Britain being represented hy Sir Hen

United States being represented h

Bulwcr, then the British ”'Minister,a.nd the

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provisions ot this treaty both powers

agree-'l not to acquire territory in Central

America, and in the event ofthe construe tion of a L-.mal across the isthmus, neither

power \va.2~‘. to build it as n government

exclusive control overit. The canal mint he neutral and free to the use of all

nmritiine povrers in peace or \-:ar on equal

conditions.

Viirioiis causes, including the war with Spaiii, the diiiiciilty in concentrating the I .linicritan lieet in the \Ye.~_t Indies, the

lone; voyage of the Oregon roiind Cape

otcominercc between the Atlantic and

Pacific coast ports of thc Republic and otliei‘c-;.i1.\tcs. seeinefl to render it desir- able from the Aincricnn stand ooint that a.

ship cinal at-ross the isthmus should be

speedily constructed and that the

\Tasliington government should he [ree to unfiertiilie the work. Hence the

ehiogation of thc Bulwer-clayton treaty was sought by the Lnitcd States even

the Pauncefoote-Hay treaty which if

from the former treaty. i But the new , treaty was notf quite _

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One oi the re.r1.il.able Ieatures or thi correspomlence is that years after :1 cur has been eticcted, grateful women cori- tiniie to write to Dr. Pierce, being thank- ful for health and for the kind and

undertakingr, nor to endeavor to cl»ta.in ‘_ f9‘~h@f1}` adVi3C. Will-Th ‘V35 bknded With

the pl1ysicie.n’s counsel. and which was oo helpful in preserving the health when

regained.

The oiicr of :1 free consiiltation by le* _

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sntisfactory to the American people. It Q E-

provided that any iuteroceanic canal I `

must be neutral, free to all natioiu on Hi! l`9m'W°'l N’ H01 5pf|Y*g8,

equal conditions in time of war and peace, &i;{]';l;;ai";’ Ugg' A,_';;0i::re hug: “.233 ans; l 1)- Q _ _ 'and should not be fortified by the United i Ci"-gnig Digepsog under his self i 3, States. Hence the ratification of this :gsm "°°f`“‘;" ‘§'°‘l"°°d "°‘"’d_°'f“P - C 1 __ ,__ lon Q, fr U. S. Cities

"°"“7 "35 °"5 ‘l“1“5'¢d bl' the All in!n§i s or-ed ldbws 'A 5 _ Washington Senam and only recently *_ __ ‘ °' 9' 7; _“_ °' _ __ ”_°_ Fit to grace the table of the most fastidious at Slaughter pricesq

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fthe treaty which has since been the

it oouiizlf. more contradictory than

1; is, when attention is called to its being ri :il-cscription of the largest mail received _ imj: man in the United States exclu- -_-.iv-:ly from women. This “female mail” , ` rcxcived by Dr. R. V. Pierce, thc cele- L-fntcrl specialist in women’s diseases, chief' consulting physician to the lnvz1~

on I M CMV on L`de__ me _, and Surgical Institute, Buf.

It is only fair to say that it is not tl; :nan that women write to, but the doctor.

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ter is extended by Dr. Pierce to every Sick aufl ailing* woman. Every letter rcceived is read in private, answered in private and its contents treated as a sri- crcd corxriflcncc. To exclude any tiiiril party from the corresponilence, all answer. are ‘nailsil in a loin erivelo ._

Dr. Pierce’s Favor-

ite Pieeciiption

ratified would relieve the United States l O11]-en e11~

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when it passed that body important l f f :.:’:.';“‘;“;°;i Z;:;.:;“°.,"“:;: ;’:_.;‘: Ch mn Bllld “I md” China. Glassware. Crockery i

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whatever. Address Dr. ic. \'. lierce,

1 As_ this Comr_>:1i.r y is pt'e;_»:ii~cil to give liiwt-st rates oil 1 ,

and ulceration, is for mile by all dealers 3,b()V@ gigs; Of 111;-;f.,;§,~_ 1 in medicine. Accept no substitute ` which may be rccommeiided as “just a good ” that the dealer may mul-ze a little

extra profit.

Once more the season has come ri:»und,_ and the grand old game of Hockey promises to be more popular, if possible, than ever. The most important outlook for the Hockey Player is to have _a. boot that will fit. By this we mean, a boot that will support the ankle without crampin the foot. lvVe have made a speciality of Hockey Boots this season, and can guarantee a perfect fit

” to all.-OUR_LEADERS arc-

The Slater (The most popular Hockey Bout in Canada) §_0Q __ The P. and S. (Box Kip, high in leg, Black or Tan) §2_5() The Star (With ankle support attached) $220 `

The Neilson (a.-Light Itacxng Blot) $125 The Buller (Box flzlf with Strap) SL6() S The Spartan (Strong and ne 3) ` $1.50 ' `

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Parties carrying lnsiirimfze on Fist Clase Priviti

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are so accepted tha Pauncetoote-Hay _ . . , ' i_ tm." "___ fan t. the ‘round md the; _ _ And avarythlng kept in a thortughly ngtookad China store. _ A

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_ _ or one dcllarks worth purchased from us, we will give you, free, one 4

y w i LC_Il'l0l1S, Wl10lCS8lC and RC* those pretty souvenir medals _of our boy’s return from South Africa. l ' It makes them soft and a tall at _ ‘ ‘ S86 0111' lln8_0f Fancy G00dS f0r_Xma8 (tale.

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l _ _ ‘ , _ L iB“l"°"Cl“’t'°“ t"“” 'ill ’°““i“ "1 fuuj The general quarterly and annual Call and no that 1 f°*`°° “fl °ff°ff~ ° i- meeting of this corporation will be held

Tnese conditions have given rise to, at their roonr, Mc Eaehern building o » , ;

leome discussion in t-he American press as Queen S'ree', Wednesday fvening _ i tovvhethcr the Washington Senate may 9** in"-1 *9 8 °’¢\‘¢l’~ °f<f -' '

not now abrogate the Bulwer-Olaytonl 05”" "ta °‘h`°" b“”i""*5 '

1treaty,andtlieu the Republic. proceed to( W' W' Cbxsiclféu _P, _ M O n a g h a

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