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the growth of independent sentiment Th” t‘h°.°hi|d'°° mf 'wt °°“f°

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ta°:d£i:i;e.;p&»'ii<}&uttgogi.rnal. un'-r\mn\°ll°¢ *Hd Lu the bec°<;untry. Theb political Bald h°"7'°7°d' lmgmd Just. lmpartlal, Rellalslci News! °' W’ °~ *Wen WI-9¢¢»

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To `gl=hed€t?.3>§>%s?N?w Bluff become monotonous hen they are Th" t'h°y 'ag I,” °h°°'f°l'b°PP7

W ii vance

eekly Edition (Thursday) D01' year

followers, and all but the most hide-

o;`t=l;i¢i; at the ruuowins rates. oongmd to mere bontmg md damn and conten growing stronger i1°;fg_;g_§{\%,g»gr<yfgg§_§igqgr»_§g; emits. Under me maiden. pm, C °°d°F“"1\°=»d°7 bv ds!-

ssmi-wegkiid tion¢||ond.aThui'.)per L” leaders lose their grip upon their

uxuummn ........................... ..i.oo bound p,,.¢;m,, gnvmt, W, rd i To have strength for pleasure

i have been nam ?t.ftid2@owtu¢places. dependence. . n “R” *ll* dun” °‘ th’ d‘Y °"°

No matter who they are we have the Gloves to suit them. Whether it be the fireman, the driver, the mechanic, engineer, bridge- builder,baker, boiler-maker, engineer, driver, conductor, clerk, business man, editor, doctor, lawyer or any other man or boy.° '

llo Man or Boy

Should have cold hands this tall. `

Wool Gloves 25c a pair

' Knitted Gloves, 35c a pair ,

The beet made Mitts for 50c Fine Soft Mocha Gloves,

75c and #L00 _ .

Fine Kid Gloves, 65c, 75c

and $1 00

Warm Unshrinkable Knitt Underwear

Guaranteed not to run up

in the wash.

Read what Mr. Reid says

about them; '

Cn"rowN, Nov. 19, ’99.

Having worn Stanlield’s i

Unshrinkable Underwear for, several months, I fully concur in all that is published .in commenda- tiou of it.

J. D. Rain,

Manager Telephone Co

sf P. 1:. Irimii. ¥

sein s2.00, 82.50 .ua as oo Scotch Lamb’s Wool Un-f

de'rwea'r,hll weights,all grades' and all prices.

Canadian Underwear from

38c a suit to 81.50

Jas. Paton & Co

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compacts ruled the provinces and the

waged, thereulwerenglear lines of d: marcation and as broad:-a distinction between the contending parties as these is now between the British and the Boer ia South Africa. Later, when the great question of the union of the Provinces divided the community into- Confederatss and Antis the line of separation between opposing parties was unmir takeable. Thesame was true when .the issue of protection was raised in 1878, and

1896

But with the settlement of one

‘which divided parties in the past we have reached a stage where there are no longer any great issues between

ementially their »own. As to the matter of preterential trade with Great Britain both parties are practi- cally at one as to Canada’s position, but Sir Charles Tupper and lr. Foster would exact from the Mother Country a preference foronr products i in her market, in the fdrm of a levyl upon foreign producls now admitted, free. °

The Manitoba school question was an issue between the parties audit; has ceased to be such by the settle- ment of that question, and by the Conservative party Ftandoning their absurd policy of coercion. No Tory leader ofaoy prominence will again raise the question of federal interfer- ence with Manitoba schools and ne Liberal leader is likely. while in power,to introduce a policy of free trade. Manitoba' will retain her free non-sectarian schools just as Canada retains her protective tarii

And what remains at issue between

the parties? Matters of adminii- tration merely, in which no' prin- ciples are involved. Senate reform might be held by some to constitute an exception, but it is doubtful if we shall have much more of that should the Liberal party once obtain a majority ia the Red Chamber. As to the great question of prohibition the two parties would both shirk it if they could, the only dilierence being in their methods of evading the issue. As 'for other matters each party charges the other with being corrupt, extravagant and incompetent. Each claims to be purer, more economical and more patriotic than the other.

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ment toward obtaining prohibition. T

Join together to secure the legal supl-

i` precsion of the liquor tr-adic,a matter ,tenfold more important than any _

sarunnar. Novmunmn es. isis. issues that divides the two parries-l W” '°“°°°b!» “U

Why not eagerl sign the Alliance

promise to give us prohibition 1 The time

Jqygd gm] ‘gd |mmgm. QIQCUOI1 Of atb DOIIIIIIOB > deep w unarmed women. when auuysdbythobvudwfpirmsa ~ '

, keeping mind

the battle for responsible govern- I ’ - mast and ual `hts _was bein _ f . '

las’

Some people ln their innocence think

that the Queen has ahsclnte power in her own dcminions, whereas her ls] ssty is circumscribed by constitutional law on every side Shecoeld notevsn get a position in the army cups lor her own son The Dukeelfloanaaght was most anxious to he glveo employment in the war. and no cas doahuiheplnck, elicienoy or ability of Hia Royal High

aponsibility on the British general to have a son oi the sovereign 'under him

during the years following down to,oa aciiie service. Sir Rsdvers Baller

blunt y told Lord Lansdowne that he could not he bothered with areyal duke.

dw, “wth” of the ‘rut quudom, But ihe _Duke of Connaught was not U5”

satisi. d with this, and induced the Queen to plead for him to Sir Bsdvars B ller The '

a . M .general wha: equal io':le

_ » cccaaionz" s m, on ve min -

°‘“' P°“"i°*l P*fti°'~ Tl* “fm V” fiant olltcers,-but onlyihree sons. Y Keep

the last important question between them at home:" Tue.Queen gladly sc- ' .

them, _ It also has now' almost .qnleaoedmud there the matter ceded. ‘ ceasedtobeaboneofcontcntion.-" C" ‘ »‘ -_ .,_ ~‘ The tarif aereconstructed by the s @ C. ;- » L ln Liumnisuoismeiee byuaoeu- will ‘ _ ‘ _ _ servative leaders, but is cldmeil as la ll ` L ' If

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You lmmquestionsyoncan dstaminegghrzcr ’°‘rll’.?'-f“ii“.°€.*,'*.1‘l°f'»..i..'F’.i.‘;.-sf..-i. 1...# hd?" ’ ~ ‘

Second: "De hlveiesity intrhting

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whlehreceived hlghesthonnrs at the recenti New Brunswick and Nova Bcolia exhibitions --from dainty ciriical ladies and from the more austere olctaljudges were the

ness. Bniitiassevereaddiiicnai rs~‘ _

:Lutz-anne' a '3’”"°‘3 al»“<id'¢i'tii:r' '§§“,i I 'Isis situation is therefore exceeding- ‘°°°~“’Pli'h°d' Bummerside. Cui-rle's Bookstore-D. K.Onrrl'~ y vonbh 'or fsgnuiva. 'give' `

“mt ' ° empcrance men Tory and Li Not to have the body so tired TAT T°l°vll°l\°°|||°°-R3°\m°D~Al°°* may well ask eadh other, Whairri that the mind_ cannot be G

»c1¢l=aDv.r_|Jhr.1|e}00D,‘ we sgiinug abeuti Whse are ‘-Gun., ,,,|,_,,_“d_ They are legal] yoga

_ M'-°° ‘"" °°' °"°'°f ser_vative _principles” or what are ‘nd “-9 d

f‘I_.iberal principles” today 1 Why not ,i,o bn the k.” &0 hl»Y8 OCIIEPI If

the wits sharp, perceptions clear Wlléll d0WIl. FOUR

and the to make alairs

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f- r PAR" mm pledge tovoto only for who will .

Pm, lim. both in hd.;-gl gm] ` iaclearly opportunetobring '; ‘aiding

_provincialaifairs tandto beccmeless k°°P¢|l°Pl'°l}ibitiqi question tolli!-T. -, ,, _ ,, , distinct. In the olden times when ff°l*~Th°'\U°°" °'-b°\'l*'°°¢?§'°"' *G J" `* iii", l

_ _ . . . Bystomatically, and you will

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2,';,g,§'§ Kidney-Liver Pills “A I-and Illimhabls With

llimihbk R¢mf¢¢=»” ' We Will Continue

eevsremeesrrzlo-rzuierico aeisr J°\\\f¢f°i¢i°st°°'|'~ ypnguum, Allwiutsr msssgci!

' sportsiion Rules, etc.. Write ie ao

kr Hepa. Deaclptlve Pamphlets

A. J HIATH,

D. If. A., C. P. B.

Bt. John N. B

Nov' 22 d&w

Ai>ijLEs

CHEAP

Maltese Cross” Rubbc

are the best.

winter Wehave several bbls.efN'o sold as low ‘B mr (meg

iorf . f ‘ . poo 2@lss,whicli*-somepecplepreiertcr

choice Winter keeping Apples" from Ontario and the Annapolis Valley. 'lliey are in riser-cnass ounaa and coco narsas. J

They include: Northern Spys,

Barwins,

Bi op Pippins, Celkln

Mammoth Pippins. Now is the time so_layin .a aupplv

lahiily use on ef tlhir smaller

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