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#linery artist and must begin

perfect before it leaves .,

*the shop. We dom nfit

mean by this, that our t‘~l_-905%

#hah has so much style as ourili’

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earlesszaimiuz to be

i\'ii<:.";: =ub. cr'iption.< niav be paid, i=ev~'.‘ lllfli

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S_\'1`URD;\\', OC FOBER 29. 1893.

SPAIN IN CUBA-

Wlien by the peace protocol Spain

agreed to evacuate Cuba and termin- ate her sovereignty in the island it was not made quite clear just what property might be removed. The first questionable act was the removal of the remains of Columbus,to which there was some demur in the Ameri- can newspapers, but no otiicial notice of the act was taken by the `~\ ashing

#$509 Hat' 3:? ton government. More recently it

* We do mean however. that#

our $1.90 Hat has $1.00 noltli

#of style, even as our $5 hat, has* #$5 worth of style. You, tooili # will be proud of our trimmed*

has come to the knowledge of the ‘American administration that the Spaniards are removing the cannon from the Cuban fortifications and

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*Hat work’ when you hmegié ha.\e,xn actfalieaty a en manyo

W season.

#tide

them away. This has nowi been

#selected yaurs for the coming* peremptorily forbidden by message of

President Mcliinley to Premier

._ Sm t.,tl 0 Uh the Fe l minister

gl. Perkins 81. to _ .;..:;

sei

# THE WLLINEHY LEliDEBS»

with the intimation that if any fur- ther removal of cannon from the forti-

fications is attempted, American war

K

.vessels will be sent to put a stop to

Fon `

Marine

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' APPLY TO

F. W. HYNUMAN,

_ Bulls, targus and Freight lmml ai lou nies.

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LH- Can- Soc- C. E.

_mnéizu cauege orciva nugiiieerm cor

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®nm;omm; al %lTd.Lrfi>‘|ii1e!iown

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THE POEII.

il stood upon the oceau’s sandy beach,

_And with a reed I wrote upon the Sand these words:

"Agnes, I love thee.” But the winds came and the waves Rolled mountains' high,

ilnd blotted out the fair 1mpre=si0n. Cruel waves! treacherous sand! fragile

reed!

No longer will I ,trust thee, But from the highest mountain peak

_ 1’ll pluck the tallest pine. ind, dipped in the crater oi_ Vesuvius,

_ lVith it I’ll write

Upon the high and burnished heavens

These tender words:

-fléze standard set by Bruce Stewart &

For their business relations with the

public is a high one.

Good examples ot this are to be found

m the class of work they turn out,’ and I would like to see any doggoned

waves wash that out.

the proceeding. This intitnation will "floubtless be respected.

1 farm property from one proprietor to another the vendor must take care not to remove fixtures, so it is held that Spain must permit the cannon in the fortified towns to remain as tixtures, to be transferred with she territory of the island to the new possessors. whether these are to be the Cuban people or the United States. The incident serves to show that there are many questions of a. diiiicult and intricate nature yet to be settled between Spain and her con- queror. But there is always a. short and easy way of coming at a settle- ment when one of the two parties can effect its purpose by a simple demand, backed by force.

Cable despatches tell that the

British cabinet has decided to pro claim a. protectorate over Egypt; Thi ‘ will make a. new complication hhrd to be understood. The Sultan of Turkey is the sovereign of Egypt, and receives an annual tribute from the Khedive. From 1879 for two years Britain and France exercised a joint control over the finances of Egypt, but this was terminated when France, refused to join in the suppression of Ara.bi’s revolt in 1881-82. Since the latter year Britain has had an army in occupation of Egypt and full control of the finances. Jointly with _ the Egyptian forces a British army has now reconquered the Soudan. A l protectorate can only mean some further advance in British control and toward ultimate possession.

It was most natural that General

Kitchener should have been accorded ,a triumphal reception on his arrival in London. His victorious progress up the Nile to Khartoum and Fashoda has commanded the admiration, not only of his own countrymen but of the entire civilized world. His arrival in the metropolis seems to have been the occasion for a great nd well-deserved popular ovation.

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` From thef‘ almost” to the “altogether.

Yau can Just as Well have the alto etherk'

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right as the almost right-by tgading

here, FURNITURE from factorv to user.

_ WE make it--you buy it-L no freight? to

pay, no middleman’s profit. ' °` '

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An Independent Journal. untrammelled and _ . ‘I _ ..-'--' gum w»Au"”- _ ‘ ”

Q\l;\i»¢ti:e‘r. w _ _ _ _*ll .i-iz., .‘t‘.b~;;';cii Book.~'torc, L1. b. Zuurlant

An interesting relic is the cradle in

Just' “vh|(.h the En)pPrOr Ntlpolecn BnnVa,)ar\G , "\_T~EI°_\1 thfl Sllantliiflis .a _~. rs- t il..:<»;1l'\t\r . ri __ _ _ _ . ...., - > ' ~ - \ ..~..'i`;‘_<<i\~,,hé‘,»co.rlgiandfi-oaiihxrfzedtherefore as" slumbered in his xntam.-y. It is put to i}l£»»1<»‘*i \1>lI1l;0<f fiaugp £\l;le1¢~;vP;;\|ptn" pp The Poop1e’s E’aper.! a. plowing use by its present OWDGIH °_ lf’ “ "5, ‘S “ 'i' , *“ 1>\ib1ishe<1ar.ii.sofri¢es. CameronBloc.<.1’~‘outhl Mtg VM, Rensselaer Cruger. Standing- ~-Don t swear. called out tlr-ir (.0111-_

at the followin2qr2\L¢;S.L\i\!'8-bl" in a corner of her tlrawioig-i-of’_“”~ it isf m‘*”‘i’~’1'» Colonel Wm <1. “5g"t'” _ ”’;::;;;rf.*.=.i1za?';£‘:2.i._‘f‘_fi=f°fi% :_“.t‘_ ff?__....<t hevfd fri °f f‘°“f“‘i “” ‘”f’°.§ §.““”°..?..l who e~»1~f inte at rf~.»f.»11»au=. ` dtiiiil-\\‘cci<l},' 1l‘Iilitlon(M0r\d. &- 'fhllf-l I-W1' 1 75 thed)l93f_l`- Phflys. Lbrllger t_]§(;lr(l3 9 hui; of Thy g,'_,m,p“ “Stag might, 4 yr; T .:“-u;i:r_:i<_vm1ce‘ . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . .. -‘-> ,C_"a 8 11') SUIS 3 all attic l . » l 1 . ' ` _ _ __ _ - 1 - .\f¢'l_»r.r\i l»/111101) \ll\u1'~'|1;1y\ pl‘I‘ year ; l l_ Food nd will out arm articular MSW lfbl ll_\} l)I'8.l\ll lll S0lll](l1[lg Wfathr

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Branch Offices lornsrnentatron. ’ T ‘ l ‘ ° ’= _

have in-rn mrtnlilishucl at-Ihci`ollou'ill2' lJlfl‘5C*' ' _-'lmerica 1)OSseS:=eS Siiolbar relic 0f V\`hen tvavellinet on the narrow way

Nnpolfon Bonaparte-tlie fsleigli in

lr bf.-longs to it Chi.-ago ivomanaml has

heeu in her family for titty years or more. A pau-.hmeii1--certilicatcii, dated April T, 1816, and signed hy :1 Bonaparte ot Siles:;1--tt-stifies that this is the sleigh in whirh the Emperor of the French ineuie lrs escape from Rus sin. The harness ii a wondertnl piece of workmanship.

Queen Victoria treasures among her

rclcs Prince ()harlie’s walkin# stick,

which h.: escaped irom Russ: a inul8l‘.2. i lf ,bm ,._.0,,;,_,~,,, keep the foe at bay

, _

t Gives place to darkening night,

‘ C1' any lo fv.soul=_-tl Wight.

OF THE

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Turn not to left or ri,;l;t;

Bo arimd for the tiglr.

When youihlul nom oi halcyon dreams

Pine not for fair, ialsenuxage glcams, ”‘ But steady stand and tight.

\\»'e know that coward, ‘ool or knave

Dares blaspheme Him “ho rales the

XVHVP, .

folly. The Queen got it at aucuon for

afterward sold at public auction 'lhe case is one of the finest rosewoood, or namented wtlh ormolin, while the keys are made of mother-of-pearl and tor- toise shell. hapo eon’s taste is shown by the fact that cue' ci the live pedals works a drum emit ` noi a‘taclm1er.t

nate Queen M:~..'ie Attoinetle has been discovered in the ancient .church of Keuuweg, near Vienna. It has tor many generations been the custom of Austrian brides io present their wedding drcsseslo it cl;uzc11 for 1lie_adornn;ent of an image oi the ll-.ily Virgin or to be made into vestmetts.

The mirror before which General

Washington made his early toilet has for the last thirty-live years been hang- ing in a house in Wrirreniou, Va- It was =urchased atihe sale of the e"

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Ag in the case of the tmmfer Ofisoral effects of L'\wrerc_e Washington,

a great nephew of the first President. The glass is framed in gilt, and at the top, in a lackgrouud of white and black enamel, is \\~':t~h;xigtan’s coat of arms engraved in gold, with his mctto, Exi- °tus ecta probat.

Another Washington relic is a sage

palm belonging to the White House. The present head gardener has looked up its history, and verifies the fact that it was presented to General Washing- ton by a Baltimore merchant, who got it in Cuba when it had already obtained arespectable age. The plant was for a long time at Mount Vernon, but one day Washington presented it to a fail' visitor who admired it. The plant was an heirloom until about fifty years ago, when with other things it was sold at auction and securt d by the head garden- er of the W'hite Hou_se. It was thought to be 200 years old-older than the gov- ernment.-New York Sun.

-1-1;-2-_-i.

sranrs Grurnnans- _

_Spain possesses, according tothe Of-

ilcial Register, 5 Captain}Gon_erals. 12 Lieutenant Generals, 73 ot 179 Brigade and 45 staff omcem with the rankof Gonera.'l on the active list, with 211 more onftliere- servolist, making 557, general §,o§,cors forthefarmy. The navy contains* ,un Admiral, 6 Vice Admirals, 15 Rear Ad- mirals, and 47 other ~-ollioers of

rank to a General on the active while the reservoslist has 63 such ot.-_A iicers. Army and navy combined have 699 names of g eneral oiiieers on the payrolls. - V f

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the one which was mislaid by h_i_xn on l

the morning of Cn laden spd afterward oft hills high seeming to Gu? 28%, found ln his bed-room. 'lhe handle cf Gtt less on Closer sight; the Stick has °3""V‘d “PW it t"'° heads' lThus evils which our visions raise

one representing wisdom and the' othery Sink low Tom honest iight

£160, P True courage fears no human foe, :The Empress Jo.=ephine’s piano is in a l ‘-Don’_t swear,” but do the right- Loadon showroom. It was made in !Thcn prmdly may thy colors glow _ 1808 by order of Napoleon and pre-l For God shall lead the iight.

sented to the Empress. It was stolenl f during the sacking of the Tuileries and l i r I

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The wedding dress .dt the uniortti-iS"e‘?1S"PP°n'3“5t tm’ lhlng' f I

_ ladiesl underwear. Sec our ad.-l\IO0ItE

I

.ot ladies' combination. in unshrmkable ’ wool at $1.25. pr-.r suit.-Moons

\V1~: don’t think t`.fere’s anyone, lvvoman, girl, or child who can‘t be lit- lted in our ladies’ uncltrweer df-pa1t_

r:elese_§r=a‘ 0

n ,_ in-_LS s _rcmnLnnuss’ronr,

Yet dares not aye to fight.

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Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Institute rn Portland. Maine. So can

0

the system restored to its normal condition.

ltired feeling, seldom at ease conditi W rite for particulars. _ i

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| } Fon rsraivrs.-Corset boots

yankles. See them. at RLK. Jos'1"s, ; Stampefs C orner. ‘ 1

'LADIES 'see our box calf lzools at $2.25.-Uori~‘ Bnos.-29 6r _ _

Wav’1~: about all the gotd kind 'oi

& lluclnson. 4 '

I WORTHV of note is that special line

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lunar.. inooer. & rtictsen. 'l Morin than two thousand iive hun-`

dred garments in our Ladies’ underwear I department.-MOORE & MCLEOD.

‘ 'lr vou are hard io please in under-

iquaintecl with our undrrwear depart- imenr.--Moonn & Mcinon.

Common Salt, 300 Ingots Tin and Lead, 1000 boxes Tinplates, 500 lpackages Soda, 500 boxes Raisons

and sundry smaller _lots of general

Winnipeg to Charlottetown, Oct. 98. N. Rattenbury, Agent;-Oct 28.

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