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THE GUARDIAN. CHARl.O'1'1‘EOWN, P. E I JANLARY 15 1900

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_ _""`.'.""'_-. is a case 0 !lP€P‘ -`~ ' gin, indizesticn 0?.

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, ‘___i..~iri:.,. _ .Ng _\~¢.V'i ~‘

1 as not milfs? there *

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MON l)A\ . JANUARY I5. lm).

_-. v - =-- any stomach trouble " ' i that cannot be N-

lleved atuouce C33

en 01

‘__ §§'$_:°Dr§i:Psia

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C UB E. H UNYON. ' all ¢lNl¥llfl»

= - \

I N' ` in vial. Guldi

‘_¢ »m althandmedl- _

I \ ‘ en! advice free. 15%

Arch fired. Pm!-

Cseni

CHISHOLM, GROWE & BURGHELL.

sisnisisns. souciions, ai. SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON

°» if gurl éwld.

building sites at SY\`l\'l"Y»

C. B., suital'-le f r d ~ililY‘3-i Uld b“"'"°'°'* blocks; also several ofthe best wharf pl0P€l" ¥l@ in town.

Jin is saw \

¥¥¥%§.% ¥%%¥¥ llllllllif Rlllilllil RIIISIIIS l

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. _SELECTED “I

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pea e bait act ridiculed

H hdthe T;nr:;J°§n"fh'°° P°P 'l"l"°” especially ata time when the bait s

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Late of North River has Opened a the Horse Shteing shop on Euston Street Q18 back of Geo Wheailey’s where he is

prepared to do shoeing in up-to-date

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style. Special attention given to the . E' lh00mg Of driving and track hone; The ° ~ '

Lameness and interferinga special- di

iii by

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ii'/*§ “FEE _\ `

all kinds of Boots, Shoes and Slippers Shu at only 5 per cent on actual cost. t 5°

winter at almost cost price. Ev

or

s sale is for sash only. » V5

J. H. BELLP

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Weare receiving letters from time to

_ time asking that Tux Guaiiiiiax make

a re-statement of the ficts before stated in these columns in regard to the disabilities of the Outlanders and ‘ other causes of the war in South Afr

st

over all the ground again. There are one

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ful d n

P we ing P. tio lo

ie, as of a British or other fore. _ . .

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allegiance to his Severe' n. and the

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after remainin in th

g e country 14

yea ` `

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strictions_ During the 14 years of

4 crown Laysrs p probation he would be the citizen of

le ` hi m

Finest of Stock. Y;

hours notice, and would be fre-

In 14 and 28 lb. boxes. que °

Also all kinds of groceries _at the; :io

very lowest prices. ' At

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Come and be convinced. E;

thing,or even food, which be would

y could

y bopermitted to vote by having

irds of his Boer neighbors in the litai d`st `

arm are the' prot `; U18

Boer Government consented to re-

ce the term of probation from 14

du

to seven years, all the other restric-

en tions were to be retained, so that the

\ | ri ht to vote would depend,a.s before, y

the consent of the Boer electors, of '

an

Held cornet and the caprice of President himself. §"°'g_

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war goes on A first Contingent

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THE TRANSVAAL FRANCHISE. tees,

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gov

p ro

ici. Space will not permit going

or two points, however in regard the franchise in the Transvaal

upon which there appears to be much mis-apprehension which it seems de-

sira fir

Transvaal the naturalisation laws wo h

invited foreign settlers to the Squ

si' ...y

ce But the law was

re called, were prevented from be- mzh

naturalised After this, under the

_ quickly re not

ealed ani all Outlanders, as they one

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of the 'lraiisvaal at present. That in the c e igu subject desiring to become a

gents that are being provided to go ’ to South Africa, In all about 1,500

Sou A .

with

ID

000 payi

mls Eniroiifs MAIL;

n Kruger S,

a -is again upon ns. I d not ily to the press were it a new

t ere were f,i,]y1,be,-a]_ A foreigner matter, but winter alter winter the e

or British subject could then obtain 9'” H°°l'P“th ~t° um PW” 0m°°'*

e receiving more calls perhaps than

other institution in the City, is _...___-

° ally flooded with water after every* _ xox __ __

of our numerous thaws. Only last tlsawa pedestrian fill right in

middle ot the pool. Surely some__ I

ure, a term of 14 years proba- thing eau be done to draw od this A A

n was set up, and this 'remains the WB`t r

lcitizenship after two ears resi- Phe

n there over the second Contin- f

will go from the several Provin- half i f whom will beeent by New ` th \Vules alone The provincial _ erniiieiits are being inundated applications by volunteers. 0.' ei inent citizen has contributed $15 and another $25,000 towards

ng the expenses.

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Queen Sqiiare Floods.

ii. -That cld time nuisance-Queen re flood '

thll the outgoing Council see to it ?

rmanent resident and citizen of the Jan- 13"*

rs and paying taxes continuously T ring that time, he might be ad~ ‘ol ted to vote and hold otiice-

ansvaal he must first renounce his `

lo

country, having renounced all giance to the government under 'ch he was born. During that e he must not only pay taxes but liable to serve in the Boer army at

few

ntl_v called to serve, without pay,

list.

required to provide for himself. the ond ofthe 14 earn he

humble petition approved by two

°°° um E°Sl‘°h' ply is incre necessary to France tlisn T P

ing portion alone of the white ev ch gsm.,-men must ,wus

ulation make up more than half Newfoundland bait this year, or their .*"°hn hr total and nearly all of them are Hehe will be fail

ble to correct. \Vhe

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order, MLW. D. Pitftgrewq' high sec- etary, and Mr. Thus. Waddell. D. 8.0. R., have been busily engaged in elect- ing tais insurance, with the result that they have insured 42 members ot the contingent, Major Williams leading the

look after the interests ot_lhs msn ia This matter during their absence.

French Shore Deatllock.

days Dr. Popham, physician of the

The courts ol the order here will

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LOADEl) WITH

ERS

Qras mia. _ x°x P J

l0c Print for 5c

sured By The [_ 0_ |:_ 14c Print for Sc

be Independent 0rder ot Fores'ets 1001 Bargmns por t°_nl ht

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wing out in Manitoba the policy ad-i 50 New Jackets at 1_3 om

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\Ve have said he mightbe admitted opted m P elm has given um mom

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_ bers cf the contingent now leaving for

V058- but H0116! °€l'¥\11l 88V€l'¢ P0- South Africa. the advantage ot lilo aes-

urance at actual cost that' is, without the customary expenses connected with the taking out of policies. For the last

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T|i¢8hns¢i»i|ll~lbr|eeas;ef\lawaslu~e

iii t' ° it l , _ ..._ .. ., ..._.., ..._... °(1ipitl Gylinder’ it llenorn Bighi 0th,’

1; d' ' 451| seotlonsottheeom itendose the

J, T_ {,,°P,¥f_§f,‘§f,,°,‘;“’““",,,,, ,‘§,?,;_,§{‘,_ ”° Y ....... .i ii.. ,...'$I._...'?.i’.i.i 1...... supbnea only by

fem: °‘~~ re °f -» M ::_"i~.:;-.:i~.:°i=:~.;~°~-"°°-“~

HE IM

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ry a ' ure.

‘under these who have applied to be naturalised 5 s

110

, are powerless to

ect themselves. When. during negotiations before the war the

hvar.

¥lld.s~a¢1e.°u'tain,i.iiqanwoi-iii,

Egruanszdndinql c.

are f f

w compelled totight in the Boer y

ies- Those who have not applied _ , `

prohibited from having arms in

ir possession and 0

headao t bundles,

Uooggi. arab-

tewsventa etbnaakupa

re will be a small army of Cana- I s in South Africa before long if ` _

fy. the _ ` _

' ' ° °” ELEGANCE ___

_ J, A. HENDERSON. of over 1,000 men is to befollowed S

(|95 ` a second of near] 1 200

amd hu dw accepted Bnmh three months ago but was delayed

.nelly zozmze

Were you 1 by dishonest Jewelers- well deal with me I am too good a cook to burn you

I have anything you want in the Jewelry line Call and sas

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\Ch’town, P ll. 4 2*” -'

s if? lfirfli

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Branch Store at Victoria.

w iii I in of ` i`ii..And I AN

0 mpc: vernme ac- - '_ `

pted Lord Strathcoua's rfer to de- inf I$.i5°"ee\k{:;:te°mB.'edsk°; frhrm gg `

bf-7.th° "°°‘ °f °q"iPPi”3 md “"i”° land that. should have been he l

taining a force of 400 mounted Can- ' N M Y

adian ° ' ’

Columbia’s offer tosu l 100 1;- somadnm on the '°y°~ h U1

ed men. When theypisill get ildoutlhe uiionhifn bt °‘ thu” ‘int \ \ '

rout the combined Canadian force 2 ’ '° ve' ' ed uhh. _ `° ` l

should total pretty nearly 2 700 men ° . '25 P., °°-t

' ' regular selllag

It isnotgenerallyknow th tG .~ P - `- - S

UUIS Hilll hl]BS, F~»~» »»~ been of .il -£2. .._h;..1:. ;.i’:;:s° ‘. ';;°: I

spfccessful commanders _ in South 5gm_e_ gan only md get your pick 0_V°l' 311190 W8 b3;'8Il bllimsss have we shown so well a abc* 0|

From now till end of 1899 'em Sens ;‘;1¢f;; ipgnftacsctimehyzaxerin (I})a:taii’i!a. of them Fiirnishinizs atpopular prices, as that which now greets the holiday bgyq

tl-[Fe he ‘ssisted in orgmising 0.5 Il1L"¢l‘wei-there is little of merit in the way of shape, c0|0l'll|ga old

This gnes ewryone an op Munn ,P ndld North West Mounted Poli” R & path:-n;,’ which wpicanuot furnish you The Alder-shot,’ the low "PII

to buy their supply of Bco5sPf;or my form He was C0] French them p I :)i'iui’:inse gssmpaséldota. etc , etc , is hanisomi and dressy They are pat up

,ry one mow, un; Lord Wolseley 70 een; 15 W hmage a vary suitable Christmas present. Price 30 is

(Rubbers md Ovenhoes excepted- Evhggi he was yet a young man led a _ our-1n- an lu b

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S. ¢ 1. Jvs, and othsratylsa, direct from lasa-

to the North West to crush the E ' I 4: fwmmn'

ret rebellion and gained imperial 7 C|ll'BDd0ll. the new Mamet- in plain Black Silk, Satin and Pltld YC] romotion by that service Gen. 'Willin-

*|l°» *sl years ago ltationed

i?iumhlrifax with his Ngibeuk . , E idrst-el&,q“u.° Gloves S'”“u' munznuuo-` ‘ad mm’ ‘Ma ““ ° "H

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andexclusi tlemeg hi-nigh ||¢.“¢“»r,

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