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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 39. IQ.

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in t e ng is angnage is rema upon as one of the signs of the ti As is well known French has n the common language of diplom y :inlong the nations for "O0 years past. So nn.versal had been this prac ce that the recent peace treaty between the United States and Spain as written in rrench But within cent years a change is being gradual ly introduced In the State De t ment at Washington the diplomatic

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representative of any country is

d d h llicial cor

mitte to con uct is 0 respondence in the language

of

his own country, or that of y th tr he chooses. Form ly

o sr coun y all need the French language and the Russian, Turkish, Swedish Nor wegian, Belgian Italian and G k diplomatic representatives at W

inton still do so, but the Ambassador now uses ‘he

md the British Ambassador,

Chinese and Japanese Am

th E l` hi

use e ng is augusiie-

But if English is coming dine

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idly to the front as the language of diploinacy,it is still more largely sous the social and com nerciai language of the world . All the great foreign uni veraities now teachthe language of the Anglo-Saxon. Travellers iind that a

knowledge of English is imperati ly necessary in many of the countries they visit and it is spoken in all commercial centres of the world, for English commerce is everywh And the statistics of tlieluteriia ` Postal Union. in h`ch all 'vii

the

ere.

wi oi ized

countries arcembraced,sbow at almost 75per centcf all the le frcmallparts of the world are

drmedinEnglieli. Itistcday

one language most in use around world and bids fair to become uni vernal. English is spoken

where French, Spanish, Gsrlllll Russian are never heard, and

number of the world’s

the

speak the language of the Angl

- Saxon is increasing in a ratio as

' taken together.

It was said of old that “some could

write and some could light, but Ciesar could both write and Gght-a great man was Caesar." Winston Church- ill seems to have qualidcations of the same sort. We shall hear more of him yet.

'ihe London Standaid’s correspon-

dent, describing the bittle field of Elandsluagte mentions an unsuspected danger to our troops in the held. ,Speaking of the wounded Boers the - correspondent says: "They were not

all rifle, or shell, lance wounds. One or two of the most distressing to look upon were the victims of snalre \bites,for this velfit abounds in snakes, ; ‘scorpions and tarsntulas.”

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Pain'K`ilI¢r.

IIOCOHOUUCDQMIUOIL --

“_,,‘_“|.“‘°.“|,°,,,|,, ei Alon. What isworse, he is charged am” °|”*a°u'c°u°”_e ' with being involved in a plot to asses-'

cmis. .nlummm jf sinate his royal father-in-law. Mah-

~ mud is in France and the Sultan

wants to get him If he euc-

eawaas or iuiraricns- nah' Mash:-d 'in

n head, an is name

"“;;,,°";;§‘,;°'”°'“‘° Q emailed by . .yinbie uviu me

lllillatlla. 25 arid 50 cent Bottles.

The Sultan of Turkey has domestic

troubles, poor man. His son-in-law, Mahmud Pasha, ran away recently, taking with him his wife’s jewels and _all the money he could lay his hands

perhaps kiled M Marcel. editor In ohiel oi La Caricature

-<= | the the'

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people who

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grcat as that of all other languages!

Had insulted the Queen

Pains. Dec 25 -Capt O Neill Mor

4 psy. ereisei- ei me me iiieieiiiei-psy B 3- B °m’°d ln' 5° H' c°x' M 7 the San Francisco inlllionaire,and uncle vl8i’.0l'l8., N.B. Of ltllllnf slit

1,, ci Lady Woivoler, wiie ol S r Charles Rhgum gf gh; fggg gvgr 8

r

Bl!! lil

. to Lord Woisiiey-has shot in a duel y peéfgtly wen your

lt was some oi La Carlcalnre’s car toons insulting Queen Victoria that roused the ire oi the Irish cgptaln, who served lor many years in the Horse Ar-

tillery, and is n crack shot.

Murphy called Marcel out lor insult-I

ing the Queen. As a result ihe editors collar-bone is broken, and he has a big

hile in his breast which may prove ist-

8 . ,

La Caricature and Le Rire have been

peitculariy natty in their cartoons. Wlitu the gallant captain saw his Que.-n attacked he wrote to the offend- ing ed tor, calling blm_' e dog and.” coward.

The combat wasoi the bileiist dura- I

\tibn, lor Marcel was put bore de com~ I

,W4-'Ol Ol. and a bullet Zed llurpIiy’e mn. The editor lies ana precarious condition in Swvzsrlind. while the ‘Irishman le skating in the Bois. _

Lelnsters Departure.

Leinster regiment were elited yesteidiy when they received the news that they are to gc to the irout. Since stationed here they have made many friends, and though they are very sorry at having to leave lialilax they are all greatly pleased at the opportunity ei geieg to the iieei and sharing the brunt oi the battle with men of the other regiments

When the men received the news

there was a tneineednoue ostburst cl enthusiasm among them, and the har- rack equate at the Wellington soon pre. sented a living appearance. The baud played lor quite a time. while the men ol the regiment sang and cheered.

The regiment is not up to its lull

strength. there beleg only about men attached to it. Thsnctice lorthsir departure was not a surprise, ae the majority el the men thought they won

be called away from this station.

The tlmelor them tcget ready le ve elicit. however. but they will be is ,readiness ic go on the dats that has been nxed for their departure. There are probably 500 men attached te t artillery corps on this station at tk present, a larger number than has b here for some time. The ariilleiym will in all probability do guard duty to the present.

“Pride Goeth

‘Before a Fad."

they have strong constitu-

bei at once. As he tell his revolver'

leur eetonidimeiit her face began to get

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Baurax. Dec. 29.-The mee oi' tis in W mm as '

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Someprondpeopletldni

SALT RHEUH

- iiieimiivoiieiev. em -ee reiiiiee hh", P I

to-day

It is a well known tact that such severe

akin diseases as Salt Rheum or Eczema,

Psoriasis, Tetter, Shingles, etc., are plrone to return unless the impuritieeln the lood V

causing them are eliminated completely ~ from the stem. .The cures made of el forms of Ein diseases by Bnrdock Blood Bitters are always most 'satisfactory on f

account of their permanent nature.

A ease that ll ustratee this most strik-

ingly is that of Mrs. E. H. Cox, whose husband wrote the following hotter, dated

“About twc'yeei-s ego she commenced '

taking Burdock Blood Bittere, when tc

...ii,.naeyiii¢ eeeetiwoiieiiieuiier

General lercliant ct this town, from

htthetw botti otB.B.B.”

"‘“»"°Ib°“‘ ° fn. cox.

shows iglbthtlciirabcsbeseapsrlldlwll 00-'

ui. mi meuieine in on msrlwt- I induced a number of PNP*

‘ they all say It does than if thev have any blood

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Andether authorities say

0aaediaubLlterata:.`ie not ap- ' oeehczid endeavertoehcw

,ithasthieisuetti-seat leeelci P.

llaiandsee.

" Onewaytoehowthstthieie ieseietogstandreadcneoi

5; Trinsiiil Souvenir

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,iii Booklets

Written by Mr. A. ll. Belding,

of8t.Jchn; Theessicr sale at aiithebeekstcrssaadat

R. ll. lisoi’i lmtiils. fries 10 cents.

I

their health. the b ron down. andtlieir stomacli,

deranged.

prevent the fall and save yopr pride.

,_ Bcod'e Olive tmen helped

eruption." Has. Jon Fun, Cioveriawns Ancaater, Ont.

tions, and ridimle the idea of . di'.s¢a.s¢. Sac/1 people neglect

load

kidneys and liner become

Dcn’t be foolish about your health. Use Hood's Sarsapariila and you will

liainhz sore-“Nr moths! ww

troubledwithrheumfiaminhsrkneetor anumbea-otyesrs,ai.ditbrcleentintoa

Q3? acre. Sbetozgdthaeebottleeol

now well..

l ° 3; i ioneeiiiie

Bowel Trcimle-“ ll! mother. Urs.

5'

miie

Semi-Annual Pulls and

_ nmIbh&Prie t.

hun . u

g Passrmszaigoiete ITk|l‘armln¢--L0

i»aee"'-`..sviae,ey J. a.` ineaeeaia. na-

‘l'beFarmer’e Ordard, Jeremiah 8-

,'.5t“r$. f »u§. .°i-:sr.:.-.vi ....... n,numi - Jr;--auiniuu. I nann- lr.0i Poultry Imager ee the I

(htawa, wiiihepressuxt sndwiiidelivsr addremescndc ouitf!

Victoria, Carleton Co., N.B., October 28th,

18?‘s'hiy wife was a suderer from an itch- ing iorm of Salt Rheum that would break out on her face. She tried many thin’ , including doctors’ medicines, but Mills;

did her much 2006.. _

letei Hid-

".‘1K2mtg they goth cl the above state- ment I would refer you to J. B. Bowser,

ul mmm ee state that my wife has

not been troubled with Salt Rheum ing m 8 S gf' °*°°° '3;°;."°:¥;.”‘°;’.f‘.“‘.i*f.3‘.‘:.. .

r some y - ifarveiieesene. \°4I"fU!b°“"°B-ff' Never since we bop

me a lriend of B.B.B. ” » ~ P533:

e is iii. 535|* ig-fi’

’..-‘..»`¢ ii Robert Barr """""' "'

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Suspenders,

li-st-eleesaad

pricsswdlbs

Is the beet

Edward Island

ii. s

. . Dcn’t be put

genuine can easily H

Ask your

u"‘°"=;.'..*f.'ii'2i°’*."'l.;`f-i.".?‘°°~~ Dv 2°

an It

JphnRied,eu!!eredwith bowel tmubieior tcnryears and tried didersnt doctors, but obtained no relic( until she began taking Hood’s Sarsaperiila. Three bottles of this medicine entirely cured her.” , Lizzie Bam, Tracy Station, N. B.

Qquhp-“An abscess ou my hip was

lanced and never healed. Another broke out on the other hip and thenextyearthree more appeared. I took Hocd’s Sarsaparilla and it helped me. Since taking six bottles ot the medicine I have not been troubled. and previous to this treatment one of the

eruptions had discharged for seven years.” iles. Fannin H. Teen, Freeport, N. S.

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K.

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_,BoodsPiiieeurslivsrIlls,thsncn-irrltatlngand suly esahanzic to take with Beod’s

I If you Want anything in the

way of clothin§)of course you will buy at 'rowse Bios

Hain brushes, nail brushes, tooiii

brushes at selling prices. Central Drug Store. g Z _ 27t _ _ _ , _ ,

"°i¢'r'.?ii»e»ia ec ine oeeeeuive racer,

ie expected tobersssot-

. llobeatll d Hants nd

selifw. req, wuieeemeei 'ri' inn ufllvir

adllros Q

All Branch Associations -honld be renresrit-

edand will ‘dense lerwegi their names tc William J. 0 bum, Marek id.

ni-ieaiates fi-cm the ivaetwili hsmet in

Ch‘town. on arrival or l`ornln{°t'al'~.

The usual reduced rates on i R. R.

JAMES D. \ CINNIR.

Sec'y Association.

Heed St. Pele 's

January, 4. 19

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Have You

'An of the famous P

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lyke.;-ggi wi .eu tiieml

1 cent each. Colored ones;

'2 cents. Call izpnd look over . the catalogue. l me excellent

studies among #em

§ciis.1/iiiicisu

.` Bookseiid' and Statiouer.

145 Queen St.

HlIINlWYll|lS'

be “mud.” r

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Fresh ground Mocha and .Teva cease ioepeiii

| Fresh ground Haracaibeilclee

~ 321¢-psrib.

Crisp MalagaGrapes 20e.perlb. -Clioios'1‘able Baieine 15s. and

Mapes'-lh.

NewVals'ncia0rengee lbeper dog, SweetJamaisa “ 2_5_e“ deg, Ncfwm Sn Ani-v`.12.~1e

_Chrieticimwnt 0c’s 1 and 2

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pea- .mn You neveroaneeouisii tall; Cdl] Mid |80 011|' M W

ustieai ` T. A.' 'Panels Next door J. 'i` McKen¢iv»)

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