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WANTED = Five riding, and ten

draught horses. Height, 15 to 16 hands. Age 5 to I0 years; nust be sound and well broken. Greys not wanted.

Apply to W1 Seller, at Morell

House. on Thursday and Friday.

S. F. MOORE,

Lieut-Col..

Dist. Odicer Com.

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Biiloliofs Boston

Polish

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The best made'

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y gi pplication

will be made to the Parliament of Canada at its next Session for an

Act to incorporate “THE CROWN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY"

for the purpose of doing a general life insurance business.

Wilson, Smoke &. Smilli,

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Is hereb 'ven thht an a

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIAR

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UIPITIL S 1 ,254-,000 RESERVE 2, 130.000

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B* A Wlicnuin Galt Ont l ° Ja"

.cwdf ],emsnSn‘e;§ved S;:;93int`¢;;t The Spanish American_war gave a 3°r°fua__..H°0d,a susapuuh hu 9

glowed at new im etus to

he building of wg;-_ cured me or scrotula. I wassvcak and de-

35 p~r c-ni. _ P _ _ _ _ ` bmuted b f J" 9___d&' lm” ships among the civilized nations.1‘ew Ana, “t it md” m° '"°”3 md 'eu'

presentatives of the nations inter-

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estod. If their cargoes when lun- M read' 4 ) loaded and examined are found, as “If C03fS mOf¢f0 ill H1811 l . A . M 'V

seems likely, to- contain contraband "

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German Government. If' otherwise B* is fg fhg Lab the Bntish Government will pay

damages for unlawful detention. what the Streams are

Of course the Governments of the f0 tht Cdffh. If HM bI0O¢f it _ _

nations interested will protect the pan, ffm god), t[m'v6,. if the ’

lawful interests of their ship-owners, . , i

_but the authoritiesare by no means blood is wah 0" ‘mP°°¢f“ franiilictas lt;he _newspapelils Zhey isfzgd, fhgfi gpg? pg[3¢.b¢af

now t a suc seizures as ave een ' I

made are no new thing. For that Carnes w¢a§ne$s instead of ll

Soligiborg for lhg Appliggntg mltfet m0!'e British 8l]lp8 Chnl) Of any l S

Toronto, December 26,5’ 1899_ other nation have in years past been make the cost of living more

seized for carrying contraband goods. than it need be? Punfy your blood and \Vhat is the case of Britain today give your constitution a chance to do

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SEIZURE 0F GERMAN SHIPS.

ment and Empire are receiving a great deal of attention by the press

primarily on account of the war in South Africa,and the general hostility 0! the continental European peoples to Great Britain. Just now the Ger- man press has suddenly become ramp- antly angry because of the seizure of German steamers trading to Delagoa Bay and alleged to be carrying con- traband goods intended for the use of the Boer armies.

Germany has had a large trade with

East. and South Africa,which has been in largely carried on by a line of mail steamcrs plying from German ports to Lorenzo Marques, on Delagos Bay. It is well known that before the war broke out these steamers carried' many cargoes, including cannon, rides and ammunition for the Transvaal Government. In time of peace this trade could not be stopped. The British Government has received in- formation that the German liners have been carrying on the same trade in contraband goods since the war has been going on . The comman- ders of British cruisers; no doubt act- ing und6r instructions from the home authorities, have seized two stcamers. the General and Bundarath, of the German line andsent them to Dur- ban to be adjudicated upon by the prize court there. ai - _ .

The German press and the steamer

owners deny that the seized vessels were carrying contraband goods. The ritish press_assert that the cargoes

~wcrc at lcastin part contraband. This #latter contention sesinsextreinely pro

The British government preserves its cilm under 'all this cantinental clamor. The seized vessels will go the prizf

be tried out in the presence of re-

Iu these days the British Govern-

of all civilized countries. This is,

eman - United States far astern in the race.

ing that Germany shall unite with he Herald says. “It is from this em- Russia and France to prevent future bittered and distruslful rival we, in seizures and enforce redress and apol- the future have most of harin to ex- ogy for the seizures already made pect."

c>ur_t. There, under the strict rules “T0 _w C0515 M0”

_/WV, of international law their cases will T

battleships, 20 torpedo boat destroyers and 22 torpedo boats.

J span-4 6rst~class battleshipe, 5

lirst~,class cruisers, 8 torpedo boat* destroyers, 13 torpedo boats.

Germany-4 llravclass battlesliips,

1 torpedo boat destroyer and 9 torpe- do boats. °

France-3 llrst-class, 1 second-class

battleships, 17 cruisers of which ll are tirst-class, 8 torpedo boat destroy- ers and 38 torpedo boats. /Z I

Russia-6 llrst class battleships, 15|

cruisers of which ll are tires-c'lass,and 28 torpedo boat destroyers. ‘ Italy-4 first-class battleships, 4

lirst class cruisers, 1 torpedo boat de- stroyer and two torpedo boats.

Most of these are being built inf

pursuance of plans to build a given number of -war vessels

each year for years to come. I But during the past year Italy under- took to make an extra outlay of 25.- ` 000,000 llire (about $5-000.000) to increase her navy. Germany has been _ spending $l5.000.000 yearly on new war ships, and the present law pro I vides for this to go on till 1904. The Kaiser’s new scheme, now likely to be adopted, involves an outlay of $21.-' 000.000 yearly on new war vessels for 14 years to come. `

It is gratifying to learn that Capt.

Finlayson prononnces the Minto “a better all-round boat than thcl Stanlsy” and predicts that the winter’s work will demonstrate the

fact. Capt. Finlayson ought to' know.

Ihese are hard times for Provincial

Governments. Greenway was recent- ly defeated. the P. E. Island Govern- ment has snfsred severe reverses and

'third-class cruisers and 45 torpedo- boatsd t

A Happy New _Year

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The United States-8 first-class -_

And let one of your good resolutions be to use, during i900, ,

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b ann" “muh Klub' mother hid" _ved £1 000 f omaha oncm a 0? would make a very suitable Christmas Psdsnh fills,

sieamer of the same line, en' route to soldier-s’l:‘i?es and dhildrciir Lmxg mbhlhmdl' club” bn* ‘nd nshuunxi din" fn-

sll:i;):,l’;iids.ntilyN<ifPi:‘:>.nti°t:.l-! ` The New York Herald sees cause lst Am we us' Humor in .9 Umukisuk' sm" md Phu' bind goods. _ ` fe - ° » ' `

r alarm in the Kaiser s proposed a'l- y - _

Ir. is some this in uidieoii to the anions to the German navy which will anggmxfxfigx i;'f,’;°°;”.s'f°°'°.lf9°”°,‘l“° “d “"7 "“°" °|“* -‘ li*

steamer referred to and the British make a total of over 55 new battle- c 8 m n ' am" ms M" °‘

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esse carrying American goods, be- ships and armored cruisers. If other our prices 'dl ba imma very lo' fm' "h°qud‘t, ' I ' '

fore mentioned some Russian and nations only follow their‘present rate ' ; French vessels have also been seized of building Germany may thus in a 1"*-*DI An

for carrying contraband goods to few years surpass Russia in naval c7I'|Q'-rg i

Delagoa. For this reason a section strength, equal France and leave the _--

of the German press is now d d ° ' '

III. AND FUR. NIC

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may e the case of Germany, Russia its level best. The only perfect blood I

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them be engaged in war. There is is the world-famed Hood’s Sarsaparilla. therefore no good reason to suppose Iibfing? €00di Perfect health. Itncvcr that the recent seizures will lead to d"’“pP°'"ts°

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very serious international troubles. Wi w ;;‘?:§m a';"§Ue:1'£;“;‘; u I n g

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