' .mother-_vet se wholesome.

§@ 5 Q QT .if » _gvf of

v "~’ 11" '1€i~. £5' .. 1 r. _ _'A' "' ' """-f 'e~ J _-'* ;;“.?i¥3 E-,"1 `--i.-.w~r;-*.¢e_ 1;-==»:. i-~_»-_-_~_-,»,. .-_ 1 ._ ., s _ _ _ .. , _,W _

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1 _ “_” GUARDIAN. ¢HAsLo'm'1\>wN. m»i*scn___Bownsn._isn»si>. _excesses M903.

-ie-dof_0s¢~e B_°tw.smi -is ltikinm I 'F » ,ISGIBRALTAR STRONG-ff.;`-¢ ' _

al! thing _ baked.

rAs'mY Blocuirq iiil] lili llilil llll

_._

Beaver ' Flour

Hzkes light white bread, dainty gppetizing biscuiti, all the healthful properties of the test wheat. Makes the dnniiest ~ "luxuries, Pastry and Cakes-so gmpiing that one bite invites

of the Dominion

Companies Introduced into the Nova Scotia Legislature on Saturday Afternoon.

Go to your grooers and get it.

il'0il and Sl€€i Fnd Dgminign Cga

_ _ ___f_,:.f_§j~_§__:;__';i¢__,_5f _ _ _ _ __ _ . __ .-,______. . _ _ _ __ _ _ ,, _,______ ___;%_§____ _ ,i

' ` " " » ‘ - ` ' .V __ '_ _“_ __ -'____`___,`.§;._';§" __` ‘»' r'-/g`_'>\*-`__7§`1`f,.; »_.

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“V0 han so the pr c: ti be paid by the steel company to the coal company for °°°i ‘illfllllt the period of live yr are suc- ceeding such arbitration shall be gr-»a' er

| Orless than the price for the ilve years

1335 ¢X.»il`lYi¢. For example, the arbitra- tors in 1907 shall deiermlne the said average cost for the dve ye-irs from J une

Bi" to Leganze the Separation _ao,1oootoJune30.19o4,enos1.¢n.e me

l "°"\8° WB# I0! 030 five years from June 30. *O JUDC 39. IW9, and as the aver age cost for the lrst period is to the aver- age cost for the second period, so will the_ Price of coal supplied ($1.24) from June 30," Iwi t6Uune ill, 1909, be to the price to be Bxed for thecoal io he sn lied from June

l _ - no

30,1909, to June 30, 1914. In like rn inner

at intervals of Bve ye _.rs the price may be icsdjusted.

N0 OTHER COMPANY T0 GET COAL AT

Lowrn aura. _

l The steel company agree 1115; it will

ofcoalun1eriha'i6'n`is ' t

annum, it will not ei-ll io any oth _r_ lion

Dbminion_ of Ca.-ads or N.~wf u dland.

and steel, or 'ron ofhteel edm`pn~»y in th

any c al for itsus-, or to any other person'

for the use or supply of such company,

pric°s lower than the pri 'es hereinbcfore

nieutio cd.

The legislature will probably be able

to adjourn about Friday of this - week

here of n statement published in

i`cr,which is only s make believe fortress.

_ _

1. F. oumn. tx.-ii P. osio _

of ,l 7 1°* ,- _ I

to the amcuntcf 750,0iIl tons Der _ B_h_lIs, 51-Denla1’is,__?:e_

’ ~ " ..¥e,.eo,1¢ritiei¢ee’ in nle_'oim‘ea su;er.~w

thefeffeet ltbetlliniéterui ‘Murine ln s speech at sbanquet Wcdncsdav fnight _

at said ; _"I: would be easy to take Gihral-i 1|

Maureen., nee. o-ur. J. .F. Quinn,

ex-M. P. , K. C., died today at one o’clock.

Tie hi sissy may has a aero-.in amount Mr- Quinn has been #films sincshis return

0|' h 1 in asv- frm rirenc

sir ngi reserve c _ _i »

“"“`k by "i`°°"° °" “n“s°°l °h7°i°"l “xc to be recovering rapidly and was recog-

nized as the Conservative csndidstp tor

_ s-. Amr. nivisioefn mei; stresses i

.md creating new ni-rve ceile. Dr. Chase? th,” ,ears ,go by Am’ G_,_ner’_ M_ P__ _

d_ _ _

had tion, with: ut this power of rvslstanc taperstn is an easv tr y to every hat comes aio g. By enrich" g the b

RESERVE FORCE. 1

ill ood

Nerve Food keeps 'h° hvaltn at big wnwr mark and ills the body with th vigor and vitality that overcomes an defies disease. ~

from England in September, but seemed

STUMPAGE RATE RAISED/

SrJom~1, December. 4.-#To-night the

BREAD ........ CAKE

@Y§7@

A Doctor

----in the House!

Sinnioirs

3.4.*

PA|n._Rfiuii_

_ __ _ _

wuprm .. mama. some _sea eigwereig

_ . .' -.' ` FAMILY PHYSHJL-ali. `f '

“shoes comes when you least expect it. In

_ ci' emergency call upon STANTON, and

E; will get Instant Relief (Internal and

For Collcs, Dlarrhaea, Chills, Rheu- matlsm, Sprains, Ncuralgla,

Dciliachc, Cramps, Sore Throat, .- ll &c., &c., it never fails.

fertile everywhere. Price, 25 cts pcr bottle. "

Solo proprietors, Tin: Wxxoau Cns:»:xc.ir.

C0. Limited, Montreal, Canada. 1'.

T. MCMURDO & Co., 4-1

Soleagcnts for lewfoundlana. ii

MeGALE'S nufrssuuf PILLS ron

_ vous uvln Ano Iowan- _ ,

Roci<Y' I iP`6'1`i~iT` ITLME

TABLE FOR DECEMBER.

lil! leave Ch Town Will leave Hky. Pt.

7 At 8 a. m.

At 9.30 a. m. At 11.30 s. m. At 1.30 D. rn.

an Ins -

At 9 a.m. AU

www

"‘,

'FFP .BEF

' _ #vs_ ' bonds, under which the lease passed to l

1 ,by _i__§"-under the lease, pass` to the coal _

not sell any of the coal delivered to it under this agreement, except with the consent in writings! the company, unless the coal company' _refuses to re- purchase said coal at the price' ofone dollnraton.

Bamrax, Dec. 7.-Hon. Premier Mur-

ray introduced into the legislature’ on Saturday afternoon the bill legalizing the separation of the Dominion Coal and Do- *rninion Iron and Steel Companies.i The .house was called at this date fin' the spccinc purpose. T110 awfral agreement recites the

ssthe steel company is in operation in

Thecoal company agrees, th t so long

ELEVEN MINERS KILLED. ' _ provincial government handed downthek

-- -_ I answer to the lumber o\:eratprs_oonc¢1'nf`

Ltron, Belgium December 5.-¢E!evcn ing stumpege and crown landregulations, coal miners were killed to-day at the Gs - It is decided to raise the stumpsge rate son-Laquassc mine at Montegnes' through ' from one dollar to ‘lone 'twenty-ive per the brcakinr of the rope by whlch a cage _ thousand. This restores the rate ‘the t was b i ~g lifted. The men fellto the bo;-` prevailed before the I ‘Northumberland tom oi the pit. _ deal" in 1890. _ _

various agreements entered into between

‘the two companies, the 'trust mortgage

e the steel nom ` to secure its

the National Trust company, limited, and sets out the new agreement arrived af, which may be summarised asfellcws:

The co-il company takes over the steel

company’s coal business as en 30th J une, 1983; assumes all the expenditures and rr- ccives the benefit of all returns _since that _ dit'iL"` The lease is ojirrendered, and _ell ~ the ejscts owntl by the stood company in connection with the business carried on

_ affected.

company. These assets, as set out in the agreement, amount to $3,844.4.31,16, but of this sum $1,714,137,._10 represents imoneys spent tin the “property during the ` currency of the lease, and $2,13I,294.06 the free assets.

CONSIDERATION OF THE SURRENDER.

I In consideration _of the surrender of the '

lease, of the transfer of the assets above mentioned, and of the making ct a new contract for coal for the steel companys _ use, the coal company assumes the cur- rent llabilltfes of the coal business am- ounting to ................... . .$685,577.61

B e s um e- s outstanding

bonds and debentures of 590,503.24

And pays the steel com-

pany in cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .2 635,000,lll Part of this cash payment will be re- _

presented by notes of the steel company, now held by the coal company, amounting to $655,000. _

The agreement comes into effect only on l

its ratification by the legislature of the

which cause disease

If iz All 3 D- Ill- province of Nova Scotia, and on the nc- l .

s B

S`UNl2AY

:kt °’_F°‘° Si vol' se?

JAS. WISNEB,

Manager.

At 10 s. m.

2°. I ments and the agreement inlregard to the

A” "30 P' m’ * sent of the National Trust Company, Ltd. '

being obtained. ,

The agreement regarding the cash pr y- _

supply oi coal by the coal to the steel company, are attached, ts schedules to the bill. »

f ’ . J

~CAliADA’S lYiARl`l` IME FAMDUS THB

TRAIN _ EXPRES

INTERCQLONEAL

\ PA\LVVAY

‘ease

» Between Halifax, Truro, Pnlnsec Jun lonetoe, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

Sw|FT 3%.?/'

smoorri vous owN i.iNB.

Write for rates and time table! U0 G. A. SHARP, Supl. Y. Y. I. llilWlY»

lottetcwn, P. E. L

lllo. ll. LYONB, General Passenger? l

lourney, and you will tflvtl Vi!

Char

THE COAL SUPPLY AGREEMENT.

The coal agreement is n lengthy docu

ment of fourteen sections and many sub- '

secfiocs. It provides that the steel cem~ _ pany shall have all the coal it requires for from blast iurnacesand all other purpose _ of the company at a rate of $1.24 per long ton for six years from J une 30,of this 'yeaz ; and till the end of a period of 80 years it shall not be less than $1.24 per ton. On and after June 30, 1929, either pai by may require a readjustment, and if no ag- reement can be arrived so between them the price shall be settled by arbitration. - The arbitrators shall ascertain the aver-

minin and delivering

age cost cf_ il

coal to the purchasers during the five years expiring next before the time _of such arbitration. H115 W9! 811511 _icompare the cost so ascertained, with vtbe like average cost during the five years immediately preceding such last ’ oned eriod,and in proportion 88

the

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MRS. WILKINS.

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills

Toronto.

Pains in the back, h¢see¢B¢,‘1u_mbago,srh _

ness, kidney disease and liver complaint soon vanish _ _ _ _ action of this medicine. The system is cleansed, thcégblood purified, and once _again the organs of the body work in harrno`ny°_and properly perform V their duties. e ~ " _- * _ _ .

It is to me em people especially that nr.~cnas¢’s ,Kidoev-L1v¢r_P1H§_,

appeal. ‘They prove effective when all other treatments seem _of no avail not only bring relief from the pains and aches; but restore vigor and activ ° ity to organs which _have become sluggish _and torpid. ' ._

m -my -xm-‘ I _ sue- u _|_ 'r | n _ ,_ | ` _ ans;

AMany__are__a`s_iring themselves whether it_lis_derange_ment of the _liver or .

kidneys t at is causing them to suffer. ‘So intimately related are these great - filtering organs that one is seldom deranged without theothcr being_~=_also _

Torrid I-ivef a"diKld"°¥;_$-

‘ Aftjisf~‘snrprisi`n§’f'what _a large proportion .of every-day__ills___‘3¥¢_i`dll¢”~ii!if

dis`ordcrs__of _lthe ’liver§innd kidneys. l't`_wa_.s with _i:lii_Sf__1_<_i_¢3»_;i 111 -111105.' if_i_\3§` jf" Chase prepared his celebrated Kidney-Liv__er_-P1115. _2_l_i`_1__C_1__`fh¢ '¢Xl¢f?»91f§i§'_¥_1§f)" success of this prescription _has made it indispensable in_ti1e_-i1<?_i'll¢_;_

By their direct ~action_on the liver these _pills--'ensure__.=‘_ai plc_|;i_t1;fi_1__l_il.0_W_ Of.; _

bile (nature's own cathartic) and, by___s_o_ _d_Q_1_i_i_g`, ' n0t‘___o_nl_y»__bi’_1ng._ a.bQl1_t.___»3____ healthful action of the bowels but posit_iv_cly_§i1§';:e_¢Qn§t1P2i1Q“- ~- _ - __ ,=

.Ai the same time the kidneys are,;ey;gdl;.;;¢;i,»;:,»;=sd__1<»dneys.__livs:ij-';=i9d'¢5

bowels work together in ridding the Sysiéfri “df” ’fllB'“"p01S0`ii0'i1S"`

lll'l» W- Wilkins.; Henry St t. Bollovillc. Ont- stntes sf" I

sufered a great deal with in tlhggsmall ofthe caused from kid- ney trouble. Whenever stooped I couldscarcely rise again. the paie_n__s_

were so_gres.t_. _The_ became so severe that it effected 1517 81211

il&il¢h Und I WBB bewming run down. Since _seeing Dr. Chase s Kidney- Liver Pills I can 'say I that my trouble has entirely disappeared. _I C8!l_.~_ speel_<_ in the highest terms of this medicine from the way t acted in my;

llr. Robert Jackson. S `0a1-penter Port Robinson. 0!!-»

states s-“ I was adlicted witilidfidney troubld and lumbsgojor thirty___ years. The winters were always very severe on me. and I was many

times incapacitated. with all the serious symptoms of both troubles.

had backache, biliousness, rheumatism, _headache and constipation, and will wreckednphysically. I used all sorts of Qmedicines and have been treated by the medical profession to no gnu:-pose. In the sp1_'_i;_u_€ of 1902 I began usin Dr. Cha.se’s Kidney-Liver ills, and from the s i received

at henegt. I cbntinued the _trea.tment_ until I fully recovered good

gfehlth and vigor, my old trouble being a. thingjoi the past. 1 am seventy-~_ five years old, and if at 'my advanced _age I have received llwh 81°-“H1 P0' cults from the use of Dr. Chs.se’s Kidney-Liver Pills after years of un- necessary suffering there can be no doubt oftheir emcacy in the treat- ment of younger persons. I recommend them to_every_¢;ne. I have _tried to think of words toexpress my gratitude, but it is youd expression. for they have done more" for me than I could have believed.”_ _ _ _ _

Am soid by a1_l~dcalers_ at the advertised pricczfffof a box, 5 boxes.fo_r $1.00, on mailed, postpaid, on receipt 'of price by Edmanson, Bates 8; Co.,

menti D ' gg-To protect you against imitetions the portrait and, signature of Mr. A. W. Chase, the femcll GM °°St f°l‘ the “id P°fi°d °f' 5" __:°'“" Receipt Book author, are on every box of his remedies.

n a r or

Soliit

illirisimas Silgiiisiiolu

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MCIYS Xl1l3S N€CKW¢3¥_

_ We shgw 'asizgck thats right up-to-date. The newest

_ ideas in w¢a1e_,s.ndsh_a_pe,»Four-in-hands, Bows, Pads, etc,

7 A 25¢.`3'5¢,`so¢. ess and 75¢.

Give Hinia Pair of Gloves

something that he will appreciate.

Fur Lined Mocha'”$2_2o and . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .

inumbrena - I* _

As a gift would be welcomed by' most .- any msn- We’ve _

just opened some extra nice for Xmas.

1llcn’s Linen Handkcrclilcfsi _ 1 T

In nartowand wide _§iems, »_p1u'e linen at -_

Every good kind is here. Just the thing for a man-

Lined Kid Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 45.3, Lined Mocha Gloves $1.00 to . . . . .._ . . . . . , . .. .$2.__(ig.

'l‘l|ck¢tAgeni.l¢onei0sl- _ _ _ _ _

B.T1rP1N.'hni!ie\lannz¢f» `l°°¢°°‘ _last expiring shall have bee Rte _ ‘ _ _ _ _ i _ » I __

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onebortle the

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will

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fr..--_i ;."il-'~'=i_n.':'..'...r..'-~`iU<\ ’39i"‘9‘

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dividend of 8

on the

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rwedhl ‘wxrn

lidifal

L' India and China

” Sold by all iGrocers. Wholessleby

L_, we

A choice _

o¢t.sstiii|te~

Net No. No _ 5 _r r.-is. rx. ax. 5.00 3.20 loo lv. Clvtownsr 9. so 3.37 5.15 _lane

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Gloves for the Lady Friend ___ ` I 1 1 ..;.__;... ... more 1.... 2,. ...., ...... B, Are_alwayslapiit"eciitted,’ rwé fi the__Perri_n’s._ Glove-7-fg j§_-__-L7,,_\_, _ ' Z i . ‘ - __

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gg its iameresminspqdeiviss grin

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selling $1.00 yard, vfrorth :np to $z,1o Here s an opportunity in thisisilk sale of ours. _

f __ ___;we_1n&e_ all the newest Shao”

and the pop\ilar`me_'Ees_of ' _ ' _

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lriiinty_Handkerciilefs_of_’All I - °

rn. a.u Ass. rr to tegslvennrmersldesr, ee

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sit"-ig _gin-r

Hex; No.1; Re.x4 None

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Silk _ _

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_ _ _ _ _ _25c_5?§;58__45,c__3acH__ ____ Uut_€hri_stn1ae”stockus;then$\»yon ever saw. If you _ _ _ ‘ n._!os'rmonl. 1 _ ~ _Spe`¢iel_;'p __ es by the dozen. - q_ii.gi=iui_1_r‘h_=§i1§ik=_r_¢l1i¢f=.~‘J s==°\1rS1‘1fSf- _ ~ i ‘___ _

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