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8 Wh“°l‘°' We are l'°_0bl”'lu recip is one of these duties against which

c_,__1_ ghd.; ._ _ .. ...___ ' ~ ' 3 i Cal Wade with our neighbors to the Liberal pgrty prqtestéd when it

lvvais first laid-on, but which hm been

£1 allowed to rcinaiii in foice since the

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'run react: 'riu:A'rY.

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gov, south or not it i.-1 robe hoped tl

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. line may be swept awey. New has indicated in the clearest mann

the possible that the stores of coal the North Ainerica were 11ot designed they be llivilletl by an east and west li

r.~~,¢_\» of pc-acc shout to be nniile across which 11 toii ot tuol can only wiil.~.\‘pnii1. its in-tion is doubtful carried uuderpe11'1lty.'1`l1e great-_store

IH-l of coal lnivo been well placoii lor 1

use of the North A111eric1111 people

lit' coal duties on linlli .sides Of Lll

There is much interest felt in

action that may be taken by Wushiiiqtoii Senate 111 regiird to

au#

ci:_ -1 ci:

anhaaaaaaa

,et-,hiss thc acquisitioii of colo11

possessioiis iiivolves a notable ilepart-_ ure from the 11z1~t»iona.l traditions i11

#of our5lri111n1ed Hat work? that iegard. The payingnt of $21!),-‘ COM lu S.cOt;x’. 1.11, CH?

` _ ~, . ,000 if :\.l'o ob_ecte t0 011 fl? svlvziiiia 11114 (_ 110 111 »1'1t1s1 ou

5 Even the lowest priced 11.1.1 000 ~ ~ 1 _ 1 _

l.P111

g Wh `shouldn’t we he prov

one comniunity.

~ Of bin. is al11111da11t.. But yet

passes under the eye of a mil- 1

mile or no \al1e as i natwllfll P0>*@f’ Canada from .»\111he1~st westward t

an

~ N be ,_ . lmery artist' and must hundreds of mzles hr-‘ond Winni

sion, costly to hold organise y P

there is no coal. O11 the other s

rfect before it leaves' nd

P9 p . ~-

covern, and involving 11. large 01 maneiit increase of the 11-aval and 111111-

t.iry fortes of the l{cpl1bliC- lf

ofthe bounduiy New Eiigland an

IS the Pacific states have no good ste

6,-_.H ,picstioned whether possession C,,,_,l_ \Vl,y Should not New Engle.

@ ground that the Phillipines will be

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"mean by t-his, that our $1.50

* hat-, has so much style as our ii;

# $5.00 Hat. th n# 1, _ _ - * ouyéel I§3;uha§(§?}g;r;,,0,.?h % 8, war with the nativef-., which the

BX' from Pennsylvania, ;and Califor

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* of style, even as our $5 hat,has§ perience of Spain ha prove to ue

all and Oregon buy from ‘British Col

* $5 worth of style You, too undertaking of no small magnitude. big, Z That is what was obviously

* 'll be tl f our trimmed Of COUYSG Sh0\1ld 519 Senate f9.l@°° tended when the Great stores of c

wi proll 0

*Hat work, when you have * selected yours for the coming

season.

§F. Perkins '&. Gu-.

the treaty in the form it may be ag- were laid up in tlie ages beicre 1

_* reed upon. that body would at the was onthe earth. The tariff malt same time make amendments to it. have been guilty of a. sin nga' § These amendments could have no of- nature in imposing duties upon # feet until, or unless they were agrcfd exchange of coal. It is true tl #ite by Spain. Any such amendments Canada was not the first to beg

would probably take the form Of CX- but even as a retaliatory measure

i

* ¥ cluding altogether the payment of any coal duty is of very doubtful util

sum of money as a. purchase price f0r That the dutics, now a. long ti

the is1ands,or for indemnity to Spain- continued, have not shut out Un

J ,This would cause delay in in the cet- States coal from Canada, is proved

6

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powers, as one or other of the Euro- the game ,line the duty has imp

is oertainlyl cured by thence of

tboiholds, rail-.vays and factories of

| Senate values so lightly. country, iiicn-_-using the cost of tra

It seems that the possil;-1 aliarna- Portation, production and living,

tives to accepting the treaty would beyond any benefit that has been ,necessarily bo of such a nature #18 riveo from the revenue it has

possession of the islands, which

P

‘ disfavor. From* this cause it may

» that after a. vigorous discussion,

be considerable item, too, amounting

the

8|

r-

en coal shutout. Of course we thin = that all nat11ral\ products cf the tw

fthe ,hop We do not "`count1-ies should be admitted to th

. . _ f’ ‘ F ,

h t N , S t. _ 0 tar-lo bu 1m1111on,l1a.\e ice coal. rom ie

can he obtaiuedof thelslands wit ou buy from ma co ia, n- ni§_E_ Island swlidpoint 3,006 it mig

. _ ,Z

ui” l Nova Scotian coal-fields near at han

2);; and pay little of the coal duties in H direct way, but indirectly, as a resu

'mlof the increased cost of manufactu

The cost of railway transportation, we p mb , more than perhaps we think. T -in l larger view is the proper one to tak tm; The coal duties are and have be ity. U 1 ' ` -met as a. whole,_contrary1_o °-‘und publ ed policy and in deliarfce. ot the flbvio

1 by provisions and intentions of natu

'tlemeut which would be most ill- the fact that the Dominion last year n

_ , _

jurious to commerce and would renew imported‘u girater value of coal than we ,,,,,,,;_,,g 50,. Af,_»l,o1_ 0,,;,,,,,,h UI?-gn

_ . . - _ -,,C'_. __1--i»¢=;»n- able 6 B

, the danger of the intervention of other was raiscl fiom all her mines. At 'fn<;2,‘;“°l;'t‘;1n*f,':,§_‘§;_';’d_°},,§‘a§r__ ’_%L_ c_ 3 Nea:

os -. ' _ _

. _ _ _ ` tiiedf cling, seldom at_ ease coqd1.t1oii_',_'a

pean nations would be eager to obtain a tax upo a majority of the house- the sy§lem mlored lo 11;; m,r_,,.»1 ccntni

0

this , Write for part' ‘ilr-;~s “S‘ Paroii’ Christmas Bazaa fig-lopens Saturday. -A real li ,,,_ ’ Santa. Claus will be in attezi

,must ggugg them to be regarded with dncod. The duty has been a very ‘a.l'1CG. 9

the nearly a. million dollars in some years, PATON S Ubmstmas Sho

ibut it is one of those taxes that are especially burdensome and unwise. It

ro- 1

accession of that party to power,

fl: presumably that it might be used as a to lever toward securing reciprosity

p with our iieighbors.

ngél There are some indications

that we may nrw be on the way to

,S have coal placed on thcfree list. The Like opposition comes from certain cc l ' S .

_ interests in Canada. and from owe

P

nw ful railway interests on the other side m_ that are making p1'oht__lJy r_ in m Pennsylvania. coal to _`5_.e'f- Hf1gl_af1.£l

and hence desire to have Nova. Scotia

o

d , ,

am free' list. Faillng t..at. .s of the fir

_ ,not seem so impoitant. We have

‘Sling in the west, and the increa

against the best interests of Can

Sd thenia Nerve Exhaustion and that alw

CO `

__ will_opcn Saturday. 8 _

Phillipines,‘and consent to the pay

l f t t 'll' . The condi- gigs; (;reviv1?>lL ti,o‘l'.1liell)ill;Sing of the Ina-

RHEUMATIG

might involve consequences t y -"_-'

would regard with even less favor.

ljority of their house, but toreject it

he

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tate to Start the use of lllburn s Heart and llerve Pills at once

For sale by all Druggist ___..__

Prioe 250 per bottle-

llay 25 cod lyr

The way the heart beats is an ind

Of how the whole machinery of the bo

to a

Hon. Mr. Fielding in his address

the electors at Summerside made

~ -1-get 110 the f»1-11-C11-~ _.

" e was, however, very reticent re- 'f' 1

garding what action thi) govarnment _ fy ‘ will take to give effect the express- "‘-' “ 27; '

\e _ " 2

\ ~‘: _

is =_~_ __

ed will ofthe majority. After all, ' _

_.___ this is a matter of much more conse- . ' "' _ _ ___ M

quence than many other points touched iupon in the Minister’s speech. It is ,true that no legislation can be had until parliament meets, but it would 1 be a source of satisfaction to know what course the government intends to take. Doubtless a. course of action l has been decided upon before this

date.

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chants direct importers of Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobbers and receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and all farm products. Goods of all kinds bought and sold on a moderate co - mission Correspondence solicited.

WOODILL & CO,

265 Barrington S.

Jnly15d6m Halifa.x,N.S

li

In the meantime, with the use of they Abou

‘Nile and other water-wa s, about*

* We are general commission mer-

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dition;-. are bound to ensue.

By their action in strengthening t

heart and regulating the beat, toriingt

.l The Anglo-African railway, extend- f ing from Cairo to the Cape, will be 6,250 mileslong when it/is finished.

bum s Heart and Nerve Pills relieve a.

Mrs. 'B. Croft, residing on Water!

_ Y

= 1,100 miles of railway will make the ence with this remedy as follows :

“ For some time past I have suffe

h from pallor, weakness and nervous pro

tratipn, I had palpitation and irregii

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route practicable by rail or steamer _` all the way. The railway from t e , south to Lake Tanganyaka. is being rapidly pushed forward and that la.ke,` twith its 400 miles of navigation, will carry the practicable route well up to

e,;,d,,v;,ilys§;;f,e¢__ N0 cas, the equator. Lake Albert Nyanza

5 can and geeusbefbre purchasi lies 350 miles further north and a

railway must be built to connect

-I E these two lakes. Thence northward

1 ' X 0 E' the Nile runs to Cairo. With these _?_» , ; ailways built, the time from the Cape

_:IE E

in stock that we will sell at ai small advance on cost. i The~e boilers are made of the; bet steel plate a11d by the best i boil r makers. m

__ A Steel Feed Boiler Luis rall Y - VVe have some nice steel boilers

relief.

We guarantee them to he first §

` 1

` Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, and

`; elsewhere.

W E

the first re_al benefit that I ever got fio

:iiioo fri -1

5 o Cairo will be reduced from 85 to

0 days. When the all-rail route is

__ a, ewwn, _ _I V nished it will require about 12 days Phone 125. '

“Ti-is ivionsnn."

__;_`~_ Founders, Epgincers and Machinists. Steam l\»avi2ation Co‘s v\ hart.

(‘h lott P E _

5oc. abox, or 3 for $».z at al

ll It is Weak or Irregular ¢|un't Hul-

ei

d

ll going. With a. strong, steady, regci of lungs” would yo

lar piilse we may expect vigorous heal

With a weak, irregular, intermittent

pplse we can tell at once thc vitality w--that Dizzyand Faint Spells, Smo

‘ :ring and Sinking' Sensations, Nervou

ness and Sleeplessness and similar co

,, A_W Reddln Phm

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nerves and enriching the blood, M'

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cure all those distressing conditions just

. \

Street, St. john, N.B., relates her experl

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enumerated, and impartvigor and vitality to the svstem.

m

beating of the heart so severe as to cause me great alarm. I was treated

00

by physicians, but got no perm: nent

“ Finally I was recommended io try

I

am glad to say that from them I derived

my me_d1cme. My appetite is improved, my entire system toned up, and I can do no less than cheerfully recommend Mil- bur'r1's Heart and Nerve Pills to all rc- quiring -D. reliable heart and nerve tonic.

Milbum`s Heart and Nerve Pills arg

_ 5, 1 drug-

rgists. T. M1i.BURN & Co., Toronto, Ont.

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ed old citizen or

° ‘ rice to our hear a with every courtesy and ever at

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| News of new silks gws that will make

beautiful Xmas Presents, strik ingly handsome designs-de pendable qualities al ways. The sort of silks that have made this the silk stare ofthe town.

-¢

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Japanese Ware, Picture Frames, .

1 " for a new pair

S

1 givé it. ' We cannot give this, but

, < ‘your lungs are at all `We=» _ _ _ ,your general health poor, _ '

/1 We recommend

i so with the hypophosphites and

' ,an antiseptic Ours cmbra-CGS $11 _ this

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o0c large bottle

is Prepared by

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Central Drugstore

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Fancy Screens.

Leather

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prcsf nt of say

G_entlemen’s Linen Collars

Another useful and acceptab

dozen of Good Linen Colla \‘ e have the best makes in al the leading shapes and styles

¢

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lllulltlay Goods.

g llllli PERFEGTEII EIIULSIBN

§ Cod Liver Oil is valuable, more

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articles.

Rings, Brooches, Pins, etc.

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to go from one end of Africa to the 1 `l other. ' . L ll

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Repairin ° Furniture...

We are making a specialty of doing this--doing

Greatest

Line of 0

Hockey Boots

?0i_1?_.‘°i_it yell. L39- Clurhfzilgtory has special '

acii ies ormaun sue i cl '- th l, looks like new givhen Wg haifies liliizldtfd e Have

Were not expensive either If you have, an i

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thing broken in your house, let us send for it Ever agd mend it for you.

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f Boy’s Hockey Boots $1.55 with stra.

Men’s Hockey Boots

Menls Hockey Boots

Slater’s Hockey Boot $13.00, black -

Slater’s Hockey Boot- $3.00, tan

ALLEY 8¢

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n’s Hockey Boots $1.98 with stra

n’s Hockey Boots £2.38 chrome ki

$2.48 chocolate

.£52.45 no heel ->

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antl Silver .Novelties

Gift buyers will find the vr._ iety equally sa.tisfa.cto1'y _1 both costly and inexpensive

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New and beautiful designs i

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Miss Mary E. Hicks, South Bay, Ont., say D `

tha.‘Laxu-Liver Pills cured her ol Sick Head.. - l¢h¢.lrom which she had suffered tor mor Sunnyside- th an A yur. .1

Picture Books,

Rocking Horses, Dells, Side Boards, Dolls _ Tables,

Games, Games,

~ Boats, Drums.

Il

Suggestions Boxes

Fancy imosiery, Lace Collars

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Fur Collar, Muffs, Boas, Tams, Kid Gloves, Fancy Belts, Sil

naments, Shawls, Jerseys.

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I (Leather lined) '

New Cloth for Fall ai

We hav opc ed a fin

Suitings. Overccatings and Tr usering

mshinvs alwai on hand

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W `§~£’W1

lt Pays to tiny t Per in louonacalnnolll ltltlclqgg

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st Holidayiplrepartiltilons,are afoot

_ is as ar ewit _ mt f h t importance that we shall asaDp)-I , Gathgred a foresihgll; ciltllstgx

~' 8119:' , l’9»I‘o usn

<1 , ment l'or_quick sellin Each

ad

,_ 3 Pa t tains an inspiration for a suitable

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We extend a cordial vitation to

ay . . _ visitor o

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Dress G

1 lenvths or l new “texture colounfvs mak attractive d Onl the wort Gcods here, pr merchandiie

FANCY `

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Fancy Glassware, Metal on

ancy Ba Leather C

Hand Flli

Gimpure Goods

Purses, Pocket Books ‘Music in Pillow Sh; Rolls Shopping Ba.g`s and ua, Covers, 1 Belts, any of which will 'make Mats would afine Xm 151111111' 1.

ated Xmas G

Now what could be more ptublc to a l

L3 FINE Wil TE Sllll

` They are made from No.1 ctton, good

-Cuffs worth 75c each, our special offer

Hlll $1

Furnish!

1 Men will

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pi esent for Gentlemen is one apprecmte 0

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Handkerchie

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Gameei, G Boats, Drt

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Xmas Present Work Stamped L _ ""' ' , Shams, Tabl

_ Slippers B

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Comb Bags,

Ties, Silk Handkerchiefs, broidery

Needle Cases, Fancy Hair. Or- l Silks, bil

Thread Pon

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