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Among the indians North of WI

,Lake Nepigon

0ns Case of Cannibalism-Relief l-lb

Sent-Appointment made of Northwest .iudge and Yukon Councillor.

arrorurxn A Jones.

01':-awa, Jan. 14- (SD¢nl0l)-W- H-

Newlands the lekni adviser aDP°l'1l‘°d' by Rh?

the Yukon Council has been appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of the North West,

Lithgon the accountant of the Yukon

will take the place of Newlands ln_ the Connell(

'rams or murals snrrsupw.

Pour Aurnun, Jan. I4-(Special)-An

Indian from Nepigon has brought tales of terrible suffering among the Indians to the north of Lake Nepigen. " 'flulsoar 'lo oasmlnanxsn.

One family was so hard pressed that

the father killed' his daughter of 25 years old, the tarnilv eating the body.

names' smrro snwr. »

A dog train with relief supplies has

started for the scene.

NEWS TOO GOOD TO KEEP

“Persons who have used Dr. Chase's Kidue -Liver Pills are usually so well pleased with the benefits derived that they tell the good news to their neighbors. There is no medicine which so promptly awakens the action of the liver, invigor~ ates the bowels as Dr. Chasas Kidney- Liver Pills, ands for this reason they are uuapproaohed u afamiiy_medicine. One pill a dose, 25 nets n hex, at all dealers.

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P0 Clit! dilil 0liiC¢

Didl‘i¢$, mW li0¢li$ dilii

f'°""°'” ".i.::.;:;1;:;;::z.f:ezrfz... all ul nw nlswlu, si. nil

some form of rectal disease. The common and annoying is itching indicated by warmth, slight mois

andlntensoénnnontrnllnblelwhlnkln lilC0i`p0i`Hl8ll Capital $500,000,00,R6Sl parts nifecte .

azines

ag 0 most

' - piles,

ture the

men

nom

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bUJDe0lIi [DEH OIBS VBW i0 501116 HB6!

give per m

fr ' such superficial treatment.

piles Cure,

lneta

, S

- usin

agre

We have a good quality oil °

\.1l’B

never fall to recommend it to any of Inv

tanned Moccasins, the frlfnds whn may lhnnnon t° be tf°“l>l°d

as was."

Heather is good and thick, ,,

they have bellows tongues, k 'well sewn and riveted. . The

boys that are wearing them

The Pyramid Pile Cure in Dl”°l’ll1lY U10

nly pile cure extensively recommended lryrphyslaiana. because it is lo safe. so D

mpt in the relief afforded and so far as

ro uown the only positive ours for piles.

All druggists now sell itat 500P°l`

package. .

Address the' Pyramid Oo., Marshall,

L§|ch.,lor book on cause and cure of plles._

If suffering from any form of piles ask

sa the are a oodmoccasin. ¥°"‘lf“l¥'°°'°'° °‘°’““° °‘ P"°""" y y,

'Price-youths' $r,oo,_ Boys’

_$1.15, Men’s $1.40 at I l

' the Ours and try it tonight.

THE ROYAL WEDDING-

Loztnoxv, January ii.-The marriage of

_, , , Prince Aiexanderof ‘Beckwith Prinnell

f ‘ ` Alice ci Albany will he celebrated at

Goff Bros

The Boot Factory. " 5,.,

char

I I0, hd 'Will b! . ,

Win:::r:I;d b°’ Mable asa-etmony. _ It and seeount,

Amount at credit list December, Ill, ’ I l' .

, Bioyclists and allathietloe depend on Th Bi k M' ' B ,oh w_”_ 1. V T J

` BBN’l‘LEY's Lnnmem. to keen their °sr. .inner Nelia. mmihenn' bei- me A. Svii.L“ `m"”"

The only permanent cure for itching

yct discovered is the Pyramid Pile not only for itching piles, but for

. every other form of piles, blind, bleeding

or protruding. The Bret application gives

nt relief und the continued use for a

hort time causes a permanent removal of he tumors or the small parasites which insc the intense itching and discomfort

- t

of itching piles. .

I F. ill. Collins of 440 Armitage Ave., Chi-

ago, says: “Some time ago I commenced

gyour PyramldvPile Cure fora dis» sable case of itching piles. After

using live boxes I consider myself entirely

d of the disagreeable trouble, thanks

to this excellent remedy. lllld l Slllll

LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock,

Rest,

Balance Profit and Liss Accouhl,

Rebate oo notes discounted, Half yearly dividend, payable llth Jan., 190i,

Notes of the Bank in circulation, Deposits not hearing interest,

Deposits hearing interest., Balances due other Banks,

ASSETS.

Gold and Silver Coin current, Government Demand Notes, Deposit with Government

for security of Note Circulation.

Balances due biofher Banks, Uall and Short oans secured,

Railway and other Bonds, }

ben u ‘s,

De t res, and Stool.

Notes and Cheques of other Banks,

Current Loans and Diamante

Overdue Debts (estimated losakarovided for,) Bank Premises, Saint John an Branches,

" PROFIT AND LOSS.

Balance at credit on Slat December, 1iD2, Net Pronto for me-altar making full provision for all had and

doubtful delws, and deducting expenses, interest accrued on deposits, and rebate on 1 urrent aisaounm. together with esti~

mate for depreciation in securities, ,_

ral li use ' grated in

l)'i=l2sn?No Ill at e rate.;f i’I'"p°ar annum.)

mviasaa Noi mal lst me me or 1a7f`p¢r annum T stu-|14! to Res A

WI-:i'l.ten o Bank 13|-aiaggindeconnt,

lalanse carried ' forward, '

‘ sl t be IMRBST AO`60UNi‘.

sues as on Dees ,

'l‘ransi¢rredfron:Pro m rLoas

ternporaryreliei,hnt nothing likea 'Di ' ' _m .ment cure can be expected from

seed §§§§ 38%?

$4s:l,l|uc.5u 7n7,‘_'71.sl.\' 2,401 zoos: l2lf<,ml5. 7s

wif? .555 _§_§e

4 l3,Il28. (iii 965,154.00

413,817.83 84,644.3)

$503,000 O0

H2.‘i.00i.!i2i

$1,32s ou1,:i:s

:i,n1x10fJ.~s

£5 211 fiin.-gi

.of-9

Q Q `) 5558 E S 8 8

$5,24l,l02.Bl

s1o,nx2 on

i 91,ass.2s s1o1,szi§a

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§'§§§§

_»..i__.|__.. $i0I,58l.3U

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"i.f’:&°3»‘.%

`s7.Foo`]S

- , E. IAMS Ch'to M .

ts llmber and muscles in trim. H' The Bank has paid nnlntaxrnpteoly yearly dividends of lf”/, linoznldnunr

oihl ra have not hoard of Ilr. Cline;-‘ls (linv» hnenl. as the only absolute rind guarnntt c cure fortiiis distressing <liscr|.,-_ If you are lx suficrcr ilsk your in-iglillors nlmul

, ll0l>lll-lr fish result, oi thc- news uf in., merits being passed fi mn friend to friunri. l

ing tourists and bringing money to the second water main, The accounts were bu

the iight. 0",” all ~

open tothe public and not one cent b

Isaac Murley-"What are our vi had 50011 OB

y ewg relessly thrown away. The B1 '

with regard to the City ownership of SUUW by'lnW which had the obnoxious we

ST electric light plant and extension of the Elllilfef Ull\llS° WGBH COP! Of iillnb Of Olfher

__ railway along the water 1|-gm," 1 cities. He was glad to say however, that

°°

f,'“°' 11”’ “lI';°' °“l’°;"t“ s€l“f,';',’l’; “'§°“’,§“ tended. Hs was in favor or ony owner- Dr- Kelly had como as on oloonor and ~

s“`f;h;";";Br;§;l;°,:’m° may mér hgvmg snip or nomic lights so that ovary man not as n nondidntn for the morornlty

might have light as water (appianse.) thought it was generally understood that '

steamed nv°,,h“ndrTd mg? Wu: wlyhone RB. Norton was the next speaker. H0 |115 Wil! lJ9fUl'° f-|19 D€0Dl1’-‘- H6 .WHS ln Promlnent Men from the Gap

mm” °f her 'Dmpel er’ 6 °t' at t ree thought on the whole, that the outgoing favor of the permanent improvements to d ` h

bl-ad" 1°" onowlng to the severe 'uhm council was entitled to some praise and the city. He was strongly in favor ~ . `t 6

°f "h° °““l“°s dm' ti’ "lm heavy 5"' credit The snowing for the two years puhlioownenhln olth electric plant '

, -~ was satisfactory to him. He was in favor would-have all the available data possible ` 'H *- ' *M

A of City ownership of electric lights. He ,procured and submitted to a citizens'

strongly condemned the present company meeting before action was taken. Water- llflrlllmn Prnvlnclaiists who have come

' for their treatment of their patrons. He works and the sewerage system had been to the front in dmerent walks of life in

»»

Itchmg Plles and other Rectal prevent city revenue going to the local full control of the city affairs and the part' of t'he,,|mest v°l“m° U' “Wh°'” wh°

Tfmlbles E35llY Cured by 9' Government. He thought the Govern~ local legislature should not interfere. mAmer|c“ _[he U‘"k"" peunge 0! the

New and Safe Methgd ment should he induced to pay part of the These views if elected he would endeavor mud or democracy' Them are 141443

. cost ofthe new market. He disapproved, lo have carried out. names In the vumme' ‘nd of "msc 245 "9

“_” of so costly s building. Alexander Horne fillo wed. He believed Canadian hom re"'|de"'“' of “ours” ull”

emarkable Number of Cures Made ~1' ~~~~-f f

is naturally but a small number of the Canadians who have, by the exercise of their brain and hrawn, assisted materi- nllr ln hnilfllnfz np the l7nir.ed Staten.

The Island men mentioned are os fol-

lows:

Maclean, Dr. Daniel, born Prince Ed-

wnrd Island, president California Medical Uollsne, San Francisco.

MacVane, Silas M., born Prince Edward lsllillfl. MEVHUG Professor of ancient ar d modern history. Ilnrvard University, Cambridge, Mass, OMEBN. Str-phen, born Charlottetown,

I'. I. reliredjcurnnlisi, Boston Jour- nal, Aillston, Mnq.q_

ONE IN FOl.'il l’i<IRSO.\’S

one l’""‘0I} ln l""2l".Y four iuil“e|s more ‘

|01' if-as from lit,-liing piles. Sona- do nm, (now the nature of their nilm.-ni mul

.his great prvnurnilon. it. has grqwnl

Mitsui wuts cluulns run ni lllunluv sllunnu ” al sw_n_n mul nvl vllws nl own: uulslns lg llgilinu

` * however were only ideas thrown out. li; __

_ ' was not

‘ _ in’ favor of Issuing permanent

‘ , . I ' V B v m n ' ' -

.V “_ 3° 0 fl" 05 lfl 8 Um "8 Cll/'C .i.i...........' ...,.'1i.°..'.il° °..f.§’.."°°;lf§.’§ Negotiations will Continue

__ Election-They Give their Views on Civic '°' “"° °' "X "nf vm l~-\==d-

_ NOW Uwlnrenll paid cffand the works i

eral Nomination for Assiaiboia Qu°5t'°"s' "° °"'°° °'"'° °“" TM” °°“"° "°

suggested in regard to bil i - A '

Ontario Legislature Opened *_* e ‘.‘“°“'“- 1' °lf=°t°<l to til; gositlhtfvgr nd Sh" Smne Hopemt warmay

L, Mnycr he would conduct the civic affairs

_M‘nuf.cture,.s and Drug A large meeting of the citizens of ‘ Tun following nominations were then as he had done wh

on a Councillor with

ward sive was nerd not night inthe Innes eoonomy

gll‘lS Agi‘8B- Police Court Room. On motion Henry D' L' H°°l’°'°' '“°v°d by Phillip L‘“8°- I"°“° M‘"le7~*"Al`° Y°l1 ll llllnreiwldnr

ded by John Larter. in the Electric Li ht C 2"

1 Reform. n a l wi cn lr d "°°“ “ "-

_ _ A W lfdnlns ;;’p;n ° nm" an James Paton, moved by Albert Long Mr. Horne.-“I was in the old Full

' ' 1 ll 5517- seconded hy Michael Curran. Company but am not a shareholder in the

luulnsm, swam, ,N ,,.0_DAY_ Conn. Hooper being called up thanked George Wheatley nwved bi' Tllnn Whit Pfffem C0111 "

fi p5nY»

AWA' JNL 14_(spwmD_Hon H the electors for their votes in the PML seconded byAlbert Long. Ben,y. Rogers was in favor of city WM' "‘"U"TmN UN(`H‘*N°ED'

' ' , BB".i~ RDRWB. Jr moved by S. A. .ldc~ Ownership of electric light. . H ll~it ;i I

mmemcn arrived and met the Prem_ He had represented Ward Five for ten _ 9 em ‘~ c

Donald, seconded by Michael Curran the suffragee of the electors »

ier is afternoon Years “nd hm “IWW” "°°°l""l ¥°°‘l “D” John P Tanton had noi. t Ge vm

h , - seen a s ate- orge Wheatley pronounced himself M, I I H hi b I,

He Wm be sworn in an Friday. It ls port. The prrsentccuncll had done much ment of the accounts except u small one in favor of City ownership of electric D "ir “yas News ne“°M“l°"

wo;-g and hm, B good rem,-,g_ He Bhownd in the press. He protested against the lights. He thanked the electors for their Wm °°“ll““" f°" "me Week” Yel-

l>°ll°V@\‘l he Wlll Bei# lille Rnllwliyfl Dnllnfl- the neuesslty of the permanent w,_.,,k that. issuing of debentures from ycar to year. nomination. He would if elected do the Img,” 8q~u_;_ pm.;pA;uNG_

t. had been done bythe ooun°|1_ HQ dealt He inquired where the sinking fund was bent Cnileclnlly for the west end of the ‘LIBERAL NoMINA,n0N_ with gba new market buildh-,R ,md ,mm for those debentures. The debt of Char- Ward. He said the price of the market R

gba; a cl-edinbro building amid not be lottetcvrn exceeded that of the whole Is. was too high and cond;-mnci the mann" Ne

The Liberals of Assinihoia East have bum, uhe,,,,e,._ He thought N would be land. in which the lender wuslet,

inated J. G, Turrlif, Dominion Lands E511 s“s¢,,1“|ug and probably am,"-ce of R. B. Norton:-"But we got the as- D L Hooper said th tM _ nm

H a r Wheatley was

(}0mm|u|0ue,-,far the Commons, He has revenue. Permanent sidewalks should Seldll lDlSll\l'0l”lDBd Fegardinil the market He G

~»-~ ~» ;.:.';° °‘ We ..‘“:;235°:.i.°‘2;::;'::.i.°::::"::¢"us ;;‘:;;:;°.:’.:.'=."°‘;.:1° rd “

. . . an ng e eec~ _

onramo nsarsnarnns ornnxn. (}0.,n_ pawn ,md 5|," two ye,” no he had read in the press that the Council tors for the nomination said he had only EE: in omclal elm” the belief Commun TOMNTG, _hm 14__(spm,n,_)__The had md dawn the phnorm w|,|.,|, he passed from the scene of their activities lnlnnnd 011° 11100'-lnil ln ten Yvlrs Of coun-

would endgavm- to can-y ou; He had with thegleatest of harmony. But there 0lll|fB~ CHI

L°3m"‘l“"° W” °l’°n°d tm’ ‘ft°m°°"' said he would endmvqr “ch yur tg have might be too much harmony “it would be Alter further remarks by Alex Gillis. C

Tl” 590005 fl’°m fllll lillml-'I0 Dl`°ml5€S puma mgney get Mid., for parmsneng im. a sad thing in this world if every man W. F. Bradley, Couns Paton and Hooper d h lk I , d I lmportantlegialationincludlnganamend~ provements and no one will deny that WB" nftnrlhe same woman " The system nnd P S Brown h “Y” "“°° ° e “tr ° ° “"7 ' ve"

. .i . w o spoke in faver of

menbwthe mwtmn Act” permanent |mpmvem,n¢5-have bam go of vote by ballot was advocated, len permanent works and city ownership oi W”

DRUG IANUFACTTRERS Wm some among, mmf, Th, hhnrinn dug councillors instead of eight, and the nlwtrin llnhts and L. P. Tanton who .rar

° have reqqvad 5 amd gh", 91 tha mon” retirement of atleast half each year. eulogised the work of Conn. Paton, the

The wholesale cronies. nav... win.- expended. no snowed the necessity of Mr- Paton renlled showlns that the nlfnllns 'nn brnnshr to a close with » B drawn their demand for extra trade dis- k°°Pll1Rtl18t0WD\lD-i»0'dBf»¢ Mid !llnklll8 °x9°“dn‘"`° "55 l"R°lY YD DYUNWU U10 "°'“° °f llllnl" 5° the cl-llllmlnll Fl'

want* the mmummmm wma,” ,u lt nnn ofthe bostin 0nnndn.thns nltrant- l1°“B°° nf elle nity br nonntrnnrlnu n me Kel

be Averted -Chicago Livery Strike Renewed-iaii and Five Prisoners Burned.

<»NnoN, Jan. 14-(Special)-Eastern ad-

es show the situation unchanged.

ussin is strengthening her garrison at

w Chwang, Manchuria.

'ram /mn rnanclc 1-'rusNm.v.

rest Britain and France have reached

clear understanding of their attitude

t war will he averted.

caoo srmxx sxrzswxn.

nIcaoo,Jan.14-(Special)-Alter fifteen

s renewed today.

1. HURNED /mn some Pnisoulks.

mnmsnan, Ana., Jan. l4-(Speclal)-

e burned the county jail and Jack

by, white, and four negroee were

rled to death. Incendiary origin is ieved

mr , i M itunes.

_ lm?

i .

.-,U

of our stock of

Slcds and Slciglls, Hockey Sticks,

Hockey Pucks,

Shin Guards,

Snow Shovel.,

at Big Discounts

to clear ihcm out,

CARTER & cu., Lu.

TIF-l?’!'l FCOM

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Protect the Home with an Insur-

ance on your Life.

-THE-

‘STANDARD LIFE

ASSURANCE COM PANY

Pf0Vl<l€S in Life Insurance the best Investment. ,

For full particulars apply to

HYNDMAN (Q. CO..

Gsnsizar. AGENTS, Province P. ii. Island

ar MacNutt, Special Agent, Charlottetown ' aunders, Agent at Summerside. . McLean, Agent at Souris.

Woodman, Agent at Alberton.

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The Tea that once used is always used. . . _ . -. -- ~ - --

The Tea thatiswithoutscoinpetitor in Eastern Canada:............ 3 B L E I EAU

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