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were ~ ' e All 20 per' cent off for Spot Cash.

It is abundantly clear that France ----- ~

has broken faith in either permitting Ib W011ld I-*P968-I' fl‘ClIJ 0\ll` UDii6d U 'III "_-""`; or authorising Col. Marchand to en- States exchanges that in the fall elec-

t the Seude,n_ Two years ago M. tions now near at hand one of the _'j i ' _ Ifllanatoux, then Minister of Foreignl principal issues will be the `misman- affairs in a s cech in the French agement Of the war by Secretary

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Y YY H ` ~ ` _ `Y l W ' BRITAIN AND PRANQE at a distance during the present A; _ 5 f . _ A.

1‘he time line eeme, very early a-citation about his case. '

after the Cza.r’s famous peace pro- _"_ ` _ _ __

P . Even so serious a matter as the r S _ _ ._ _ pq __ it J Russia Zfill assume in the str-ined of newspaper levity- The New York if C _ _

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- lrelations between Britain and France SUD S8yS N19 V056 WHS 5116 SC0lf0h

lin the Sender, e,-isis will P,-ebebly verdict of ‘not proven. Ottawa Citi

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war. France has taken a position seems not to have been a (de)ci'der. l|` ' i ' A ~ l ._ _ __ ,__ Q "

which it will be diliicult for 1 `

osals to the powers, to test their

:sincerit fo, the ,_e,_;¢,,de which plebiscite has been made the subject

f m ' _ ' ,_ ~ ` " li; to recede, in the present iemper Thelearued and loyal Master of_ The entire output of one- of the - bestf known

=°f 1'." P"’°P"f» “nd “S fo' B"““l"» ‘he ‘he R`°“S“e°'”s °° .”hl“.k Dr' T°'5"°"” maniifactures of Smyrna Rugs.

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a couiise that pwill admit of no con objection 'That feelin was certainly Particle Ofjute in any one of them

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-me lv senate regarding the upper Nile said. 1 lg6l‘- Thfl R6P"bllC#\DS M6 H09 '

Tn: Alera# Tolwf 5°" C°- “‘°""““" "These iegions are under the high boasting and the Democrats hope to ` _ _ ` _ _

“*""" °""‘ sovereignty of the Sultan, and they make large gains. It will be strange ' OUT gl`C3»l Olferlllg lZl11S._W€€l! €Gl1pSB.9l'&ll PPEVIBBS

CH-=BM`f=° Al-BERT T°'L" S°“"S'°° . phavealegitimatemastenthe Khedive.” if a successful war shall prove _ruinoue Efforts, and 3.16 Only p0S8l_bl6 by ODI' tl’€m&IKl0ll8 8p0l»

*llP&'F~\\WF-\'f"i'f3l\‘\'*'fl"*'Vll""""'il"il'll`; `Sir_Herbert Kitchener appeared at to the party which managed it. cash deals and ou;-'Cgngtan't, gleffnggg andf°wa,{chf|j1’.

7 Fadht(lidaI?l»)e'?ih]§llal;0tl3>nl§i](i»0Bfi§il'lptll:i.Ii Next Thursday 97th October the' ness of the great markets of the *world

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1C 1_ M h d there Hying the two defeacd ministers of Premier _ ~ ii 0 it C - A 1

lfisg ef a}il:ar?cl;. wltfsor can it well be Hardy’s cabinet will try their shalpces ar ' oqo

said that Marchand was there with- in by-elections. Hon. Mr. Gi son _ o r _ _ . _

t nh -t nieign will try conclusions with a Conserva- ' $

ou some au on y or recog _ _ _

1£°_d,s~i-1.8¢ 1030 ¢'¢1e.»i¢, -gi barrels togclose fromhthelgovernment of France, Engle- tw; ;p(pon;>&it Ii)n dilast 1;/Vleiliilpegtoaiil, °“ °- "~‘"“`"f- muc as ewas in possession 0 e an li. r. ry nwi _ , f;4 j _ __ “ _ _ . _ at E. ,\-i_ N?,|iiciilin”f»ér. Secret, eede ny which he was enabled cH`ort to capture Qoiith Ontario,which _ _ _

“_” " _tocommunicate with the Paris govern- returned an opposition man at last fs-_»A_..__~ H " ‘ ' ` f '

_ Th 'tical nature of the situation ` ----- l A _ _ ' ~

is appiaigiit The press supporting the _ A county judge in Ontario recent S ` - present French minisrryis pacific in ly sentenced a girl to two years im-

its tone, but otherwise the Paris press prisonment for attemp ting to commit . »

, e is breathing war. The ministry is suicide-_ The ofience is no, doubt S Lace' Curtains; `“

’ unpopular and will probably beeforced very ggi-ay; on; hBy spfme lid P °"‘_” ' ' 1

‘ ~ _ _ to resign to give way to another-_-the jquestion’ w` et er se -inn er is not 5 - I E t h- h .

°hi"tY’5f'5h sin” s°d°°""“'°d ' Pm' ll"*"3"°"“°°' °"i“_'°` ‘ham tha. f°]°ni°°°_ cecgredntiuxialas-ant azalficlgf fl'0lP2;m bably opposed to a settlement: ”With killing of another personi' "' This _50_per cent below elscwhcre_pric,es.

Russian backing for France in suigi a opinion is perhaps rarqband me sevgre ` ‘ _ ` i

_ crisis war would heal most inevita le. _puniph_'_ _ineut lll0Wifl_ __ Irs t g ju go ' ' A " " " 2

What will Russia do? The events; of abo re referred luis also remarkablel iscotch Lace Curtains

by Wm. T. Kennedy, Princi- pal of Halifax Academy, and Peter O’Hearn, Principal of St." Patrick’s High School, Halifax _ Part I . 15

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the next few week must not only test 0 -~-"' ~‘ _ " . , h _ _ _ _r the binding character of the alliance ‘ _H10 l0lIlP°¥l_I10§ ‘P80580 M8 1100 PZ' P22' "°,,.‘ ` i over aoldfet thcpnce, between Russia and France, and °0"V‘nl5 it() l'9H\81U_m d0\}bl5 $3 \'»0 Whit 50,, __ ii .4 75° ' '

the government will do in the matter’

bring to light its nature and extent but also test severely the since rity of the Czar’s peace proposals of a few weeks ago ~ ‘

As for Britain, her course appears

to be taken and will not be abandoned, regardless of how formidable may be the combination against her interests; At the most she will probably find one or more allies, if compelled __ tp light both Russia and France But; the present unsettled condition of the French Republic is such that the Czar is not likely to venture upon _ a” gigantic war in its behalf. A revolu-i tion may break out at any hour in* Paris which would entirely change? the situation. The outlook forpéacel is certainly not assuring, but it may? be hoped the storm willnot-bi'eili‘tilli; the resources of diplomacy haveffliadl further trial. A

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Chicago has indulged in a peace

jubilee, which has attracted more? visitors than anything since thei world`s fair. It was a' big affair andw was attended by the President," to whom the girls threw kisses-4 ‘Hob- sonising’ him, as _it was called. The word has been coined with reference, to the impulsive fair one who osicu-‘ lated Lieut. Hobson on his return from the war. One noteworthy thing about the jubilee was _that ii celebrated a peace that has not yet been established-only the protocol having yet been signed.

l`he recent marriage of Howard

Gould, son of the late Jay Gould, without the consent of his father’s executors, may prove a serious affair for him financia‘ly. It is provided in J ay Gould’s will that in case of the marriage of either of his sons ordaugh- ters without the consent of his eitecu- tors and trustees the oH`ender shall forfeit one half of his legacy to the other membeis of the family. How- a.rd’s legacy was over nine millions of dollars and is now worth twelve mil- lions. He has therefore apparently sacrificed some six millions in order to marry the girl of his choice.

There has been a. big “saw olf” as

the politicians callit, of election peti- tions in Ontario After

against the successful candidates on both sides. A number have been un seated, or have resigned to escape un: seating. N ow the remaining 22 cle. ction petitions, elevc-nagainst candid _ ates of each party, have been aband- oned. The inierencc must bc, eir,her_ that the petitioners had no evideriee to oier in support of their charges what is niore proba.b1o,'r.he,u _ghg gw0=

i'l:'hey will also ask for an investigation'

election. ' '

of prohibition. In the "near _future an influential delegation will to Ottawa..to interview Siif.__Wilfi'id Laurier on the subject and ” _obtainli from him, if possible, a_‘de6nite state-f ment on the subjject. c They will °ntiLled to a full andf frankf answer.

into the allegedr iraiidfs in” eonnectionl with the plebisoite voting in Quebec province. .'i

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The Austrian army has been the

first to ,apply _the self-moving car- riages to the purpo_ses"ibf ‘ warfare. Gun and ammunition w ns in that

_tiative of Austria in this matter, as' the self moving machinery is liable to accident in battle than horses.

The oiiicial Trade Commissioner K of-

New Zealand is now in Montreal locking to the extension of trade be 'tween his country and Canada. New" Zealand is a very productive oouiitry, the exports being 'about $62 per head of the population. -~ TheCommissi-mer thinks a considerable trade would develop in agricultural machinery, hardware, clothing, boots and shoes andother lines of- Canadian produc- tion if the existing freight rate of $1.1 .QQ inn _um can be reaSen»_b1y_ N- ducedl ”` i` ` '

A substitute for rubber is said to

have been discovered which is likely

gum shoes and bicycle tires. Thenew product- is made from the ,waste of the corn used in making glucose. It has hitherto been useless. The demand for rubber has always exceeded ’ the supply, and a substitute is the more _needed because oi the greatly increas- ed demand for making pneumatic tires for wheels. A cheapening of 25 per cent in rubber goods is 'predicted to result when the new manufacture is once well under way.

The captain of the lost steamship

Mohegan, though reputed a sober. and

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