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The Customs Department with a

yigw to simplifying procedure and in ming the better ascertaining of va lues M-“ty purposes, have adopted new M-me of oaths and entries.

The principal features of the changes

my as follows Under the form of oath at present re quiygd to be made byimporters on mak- ing ,guy of goods, importers have to "gr that the invoice presented at cus gm, exhibits the fair market value of

“mu-y whence exported. which is the gndard of value for duty purposes in _gm¢,5¢, while in many cases the in- nings are based upon special export Fiona, and do not represent such fair mrket value. To mark such cases and puke the oath fairer to the importer, ilm been deemed advisable to make a Qgnge in the form

Under the new form the importer will bu-gqnired to declare that the invoices

ted at customs truly represents

transaction, and that the value

*own on the entry (not on the invoice) exhibits the fair market value of the tends. When sold for home consump non in the country of export, importers bingrequired to enter their goods at thvaliie as sold in the country of ex pr, iris, of course, necessary tor

liiedepartment, in addition to this, il prescribed a new form of certificate to he made by exporters on their in- voices. At present all the exporter has to doin to write the words “certified eorreet” il the in voice and subscribe to tliell under the new regulation. He will berequired to certify that the in~ vtiee is true and correct; and that ' where there is a diierence between any ofthe prices shown therein, andthe or- &\ry credit prices at which the same articles are now sold bona fide by the axptltsr in title, quantity and condition _leonsum tion, in the countr of ex- i

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Modern Greece is scarcely a shadow of the Athens of Pericles and the empire of Alexander Modern Italy conveys scarcely a reminder of ancient Rome And this is so not merely in respect to political greatness, but equally in re spect to numbers of population and - dustrial wealth But here is Ewypt oldest of them all, after centuries of prostration more complete than most

certificate does not apply to

peilseold lor entry under the prefer- ltiallatii until otherwise ordered, nor bait apply to goods not being merch- aldile, free goods or goods subject for anpecillc duty. ‘ It is understood to come into opero- tiln en the first January, 1899 It would be well for business men to take

izance of this and draw the matter

alle from whom they purchase. so as teensare compliance with the require- mis. _ The declaration required to be made by the owner. importer or consigner of

in cases where the entry is made

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Niigner has been abolished. All the new oaths and forms come

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inspiring spectacles among the nations - GLASGOW,/NOV 24 -(Special)-The

of the world today than that presented American Line has ordered six steamersi

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dying, with no hope of resurrection T|'l8 K8i88l‘ at MUhlCh‘ on the "wth sh°r° °f Lake sup" _

lor-No Lives Lost.

DULUTH, Nov 2;-(Special)-Two

fine steamers, the Tampa and the Ar Dawson-R816 WSFSBRIGU thur Orr, have been wrecked on the _

north shore of Lake Superior No loss

ofmelsrepmed -- rench Canadian Loy

A ROW IN COURT ,

others have suffered, rising into a new P B .__ ___ ‘ ,

ness of life and wealth and greatness ARIS QV' 24' _(°p°°“1)_Orders But not Clear what It ls All About

surpassing its best days of old have been given a\10W"1°' Dreyfus 9-nd AN-DENON Ind _gov 24 _(Spec- OTTAWA, Nov 24-(Special)-The

There is no exaggeration in sayin his wife to commun cate b letter ` ' » . -

that Let us havin with populationg [ti mm that S' awsynnal answer iii)-'Tho attorneys for the defence in g°V¢f'HI1°°'= will not enforce the new HQ ' ' D- Y P the case here dem ind to reient their l°b5te1` 1'°°`l,‘I‘m°”5 ull “xt 1°” F1311

w many inhabitants the E ypt of the _H b _ S t d Th b I. f , P

Pharaohs had is problematic, but it is owl 6 gwen on a. uf ay' _ e 9 le. case in the factory? Tlie other side and can I-’_° caught the Wm? Size 35 hit

%oubtfuluiJfitPl1a;il more Ship tilid thi; glwis mf” th° Spamgtds mu ,”‘°°°Pt thejudge object and the coal has' been F994-

-vyp o e o emys,an a was no e merican pro osa s. . _ _

_ more than eight millions. A couple of MUN,CH_ NQv_ pep [3pe¢;a1]__The adwumedtsu Jazsaryb !;°°°'°°:h°i_ mf’ TORONTO, -NW 24--The Eveninv thelitopeclare that such value is thegcenturies ago, under the Mamelukes,*EmPm_or and Empress of Germany at 1`°W°V@1` eques 0“» U as _ 3 9 15 Te1egram's London cable says Col “cena” can for informs at

valnetliey have stated in the entry. who number had fallen io three millions, rived this mornin and were met b no law pn the subject Rhyining the Domviue M_ P_ was interview _ p

Under Mehemet Ali anti his successors 2' 7 I A have his wa

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more was gomoimprovomom, and the Prince Linthold Re<rentotBavaria and awyer Xp y He said the Canadian government'

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Napanee Bank Robbery

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ce_ns'us-roll of 18_75 was increased to six the ministers. ,would propose a ,sta*e aided railway

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m1u‘9“3' at which figure' 01' 9' lime After lunch they continued their home WATCH Haszifd & M00” 5 fm' Chl' |91 from Skaguay via Dalton trial to Sol

I , I d ' 1882. N . f . ‘ _ ' . . - ' s?;i'cel1;';i;(ieen1;ears of Briiigh riilzr ward Jmmey' mas goods worth keeping your eys on k“`k and DaW3°“» and uw Z°Vei'nm°Ut

no population is about ten miiiiong; MANILA’ N0v_ 24 _ESpecia1]__F0m. , A Dei.i.AR and a half saved is a dol- ,will either reduce or remove. the royal- That; means an increase of 66 91° cent; _ - _ . 181' and 8 half made. T0 SBVB this at-ik A tax

P lthousand American troo s as reinforce- ~ ' y ’ I

' , 1°ii1 h 4 . P our merchant for McLean Stamps. I . , .

U Slxteen Years 01' 3 1 9 mme I 9-U ments have reached here 5' housewife is Couectm The Pall Mall Gazette, commenting in _

i)oeii'a(f:n1E2i2:v§l7>£z.a;1,.§0pI¢;trf]J1?<t::1 sgotélsfinggigg W N . . Th A 1 iighzitiixii’ aigeoggn P If not, it is not tog reterence to the loyalty of French Cans.. ast realhis of Eqnatoria and the liahr- AEHINGTON' _ 0.v' 24"- 6 “.5 0- late $0 Bi-9-Pt HOW- The 0900"” is P9' dia” °” Lord Ab°Fd°°n°9 399535 ‘lt U19 _Ghazak is more populous than ever American commission has determined ing run under new management games, `Ié1Y§r29Q_14p boforoin au its history. Tim in irsoif to reach Some 511111 Settlement on __§§4§and,eyew..mm 'mo potofginie eoiomi Umm, and da. S A singularly impressive Md. isienifi- Home-e= q-mrsmré Raves 0-1 Semi” ww; §=m1.;§1;e°“¥v§F*§}gi to-vo; ii, soon.. ns disposition ol lm film- " _ with any other subject, and thiswas the Vglzik sggfisogw H21; to start gli: gon gbsy withmft murmuring a somewhat I

sole question considered at the session have not done so_ Ask for stamps and y grasping chm.ch_ y@Sl0_1`d9»Y » and 95581' af thanksgiving 1'0" ,you will get them. For every 10 cents M N ` 2 Th _ \»

f _ cess, it will be* the special order for purchase you are entitled to one Mc- ONTREAL- 0*- 4°- 9 “af °“` ’ _ » \ I - Lean Stamp. Paste 'this in your book local rates

/\J ll WA-‘ti \ -\ ,Friday , _ _ _

. BLBUD il mavi. ` d_ 1 h 1 and when it is full bring it to oir cflice, G_ T_ R_ has been semed_ The gig

¢ \_,.` pu \ Q f J The Lana ians conten t ese vesse s Revere H0te1_ Kent St;-ee¢_ 21 31 rates go into ‘oregon Monday next

n """ “E ' 'T' include. not Orly the thirty Xhichl en- THE ladies ofthe W. C. T. U. ever J. LaForest. superintendent of civic

F" tbl _ gaged In sea mghiast _Yearf Bt! 'a S; .a f0I`W111‘d ill E0°d_W01`k5» Y99¢°1`d'='»Y @9391" water works, is suing the Herald for

.Urge numb" W ‘Ch af” 1" at “S1” noon served their annual Thanksgiving $20,000 damagem The Herald accuses

’uess, but did not actually engage in it tea to the inmates' of the poor house. him of detmudinu me sit Chief or

° ' 1 ff gh A These aged people, bent under' the _ =~ 7° _» -

.y because of restrictions p ace upon e weight of years and misfortunes’ Presh i Ponce Hugh” has Manager Bnerly of

industry by the American g0v?mment` _ in none too lifrhtly, thoroughly eh- the same paper under arrest on ai

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On the other han t e merican con- joyed this glimpse of brightness Tha charge of criminal 1ibe1_ 1

0U R tention is that only such ships as act- bare whim walls were 1 stooiied with _

Qually engaged in the sealing business evergreens, and tables laden _with O'i"rAwA,Nov. 24.-When in Eng-

‘- ' Wd 1 dl ts ini-Hon Mr Mnlo~kas-

to be considered, and that any other d-°1'°‘°‘°s~ were amply appmcm , 3” 9" um 9 *' are I t Il o ens to the Then iolmwed smgmg and Mr Alle!" certained from the engineer in chief of

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ll l b S . shipping of the Whole of the Pacific the “diss in bejnyf of those under his ml-e_ the London post oihce, that the annual y

right to claim that it m=ght have en- Mrs. Smallwood also spoke of the supply of telegraph poles for the Eng., ga. ved in sealino In ai general way. “Bl`°fh"»*-1‘h°0d Of Min” and P°iUt¢d them lish telegraph system, which is under;

here A ‘ t - _ " _ from efvoroiaii ood gms. riioagoii - , ,B

R o whilesharp differences were being do- _“C639 Hlgbted ull); with the thought control ofthe English pos o ce,

tveloped. the progress was satistacor y est of many being cared mn looked amounts to about 100,000 poles and

ch”-me V and there was no present .indication that almost happy as they each received a 041116 fihieiiy ‘Wm N°1'W°Y and S"°°

’ [the com mission could not be brought bag of candy and apples when they den.

to an egreemen . . Pi°5°d fmm ‘he r°°m° A He asked the engineer in chief if

ing that specifications w°ou1d be cliang- I |_t|g ._DQt3,

A , ed so as to include Canadian wood if I Anne" In umou, just in

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Om. stock comprigeg, Hacinthsy , ` I i. . able items must be_handed in tot-his ,¢- iB°°k$|||'n & mug

years CAN sLicii:P wma. Re Bell Weedsport N. Y.,'form

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Cnioaoo.November 24 -[Special]-o Public holiday today on oeeoult it Thanksgiving, and consequently di* A; are no market reports

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Something About the New Dlaeoverlff "

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