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DIVISION

OF CHINA

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Is Now Said to bc Inevi- table

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iluiiss or Nicholls

New Your srocr Lisr

Chains prim- Nm-_m_

American Sugar 132%

American Steel and Wire American Tobacco Bf°°k1¥Il Transit

Burlington

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Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid L°°-‘"5-U0 lll\iiNaehv~ille New York Ganga]

Rock Island

St. Paul Tennessee Ooalandjlren Union Pao Pr'!d

United States Rubber

_ A QUEBEC CONTEST.

an I Ili 74% 137% 37% 52 702 812 1392 1l4§ 127 73! nil 35

Lumbago Driven Out Promptly by Dodd'g Kidney Pills. QUEBEC, N . 19---Alth h bec ‘ called “the G?lvbralter of °`Agmé3gaE,'° an'-3

Docs Noi Improve -King ‘iI§}}»-‘§.°Z?.'i¥iZ’.9§'f.°i.i.§‘.“2i.;‘i.§3.‘?.i.§°.f“°§?

Warfare.

INHUIAN GERKAN HETHODS.

BERLIN, Nov. N.-(Special)-There was

awild scene in the Reichstag on Monday when many members branded as inhuman the German methods of warfare in China I and read scores of letters from soldiers

,roving the charges.

1-uric cozmmos Nor s > ravoaaeuz.

LONDON. Nov- 20.-[speeiah-The Czar-‘s .

condition is not so favorable to-day but he is believed not to be in danger. [Nicholas Il. Czar of Russia was born May 18, 1368 and succeeded his father _ Alexander III Nov. 1. 1894. He is married `

to the Princess Alice, daughter of the Princess Alice of Great Britain and grand- daughter oi Queen Victoria. They have three daughters but no son. Until the birth of a son to the reigning Czar b is brother the Grand Duke George, born in 1871, is heir to the Qrone.]

xrso os-.pan or s\vuDE_\' ILL.

King Oscar swooned away and has

suffered two paralytic strocks but his condition is not alarming.

[Oscar II, King of Sweden and Norway,

was born in January, 1839, and is the

grandson of Napoleon's Marshal Ber- nnardotte. King Oscar succeeded his brother Charles XV in 1872. He is a poet and author of some note. His eldest son,the Crown Prince Gustavus,

was born in 1553.] .

PROBABLE Paaririox or CHINA.

It is now believed the partition of the Chinese Empire is inevitable and the United States will have to take a. sli ce or go without indemnity.

I' - C-O-3 . _

The best protection against fevers.

pnueumonia,dlfptheria,etc., in building up the system wit Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

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¥ Toda.y’s Probabilities.

WasnrNo'ros,Nov. Z).-(Special.)-

The probabilities are as follows:

¥ Cloudy,probable rain,fresh winds, -

mostly south westerly. `

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To care a headache in ten minutes use Kumfort Headache Powdem.

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Stock

of* Boots

Clearing out at »GofI' ~ Bros; ' Reduction 30 to 50 'per 0611?.

Now is your chance

I Pain-Kil|er._i

‘ Extra Choice Bulbs,-»_

Dey Disease. ortun’ar§ly the iuhabitan have an a_lly in Dodd s idney Pills th succeeds in driving the enemy out,. ever

time it gains an entry-.

._Some timeaq-1 Mr: John-Ball, of No' . Little Cham$ rr Street, was attacked b Lumbago. _ -sudbredt for two year

without getting rehetfrom any of (gh medlcineehe used. Then he t1.~ied`Dod _’ Kidney Pills and the first box he used helped him. He used only three boxes, and is now well and strong inevery way.

FRENCH CANADIANS IN U.S.

There are 300,600 French-Canadians, of

whom 25,000 are voters, in Massac- ll xsetts.

Pain cannot stay where Bentley's Li n ment is used. To suit the poor and eco- nomical it is put up in 2oz. bottles. -Price l0c. Large size Zic.

GUNS FOR INDIAN ARMY.

LONDON, Nov. 17.-“The Indian govern-

ment." saysthe _ Simla .correspondent of the Daily Mail, ‘°is about to spend £2,500,- `0ll) on new guns for the Indian army."

I some THROAT.-» -~ --

I and hoarseness with their attendan dangers may be speedidl avert-ed an remedied by the use of `I;lerviline. E cellent to gargle with-ten ti-mes - betx- than a mustard plaster and more ter venient for the outside, and specon-_ allays inllammation. Nerviline curedily cause it is five times stronger 'themes be- remedies-penetrates thetissues ins other soothes the pain, and cures si mptantly, cause that's what it is made for.ly be- ' gists sell it. Drug~

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Sl. JOHN ELECTION ECIIOES

I thought you would not be displeased

if an old acquaintance dropped you n line or two, just at this time, and gave you his impressions and thoughts about the election battle which has just been lost and won. ‘

For weeks before the usual ward meetings,as you remember were held,

He is deubtful;” “Robinson'I" “He is agin us;” “Smithi” “I’llsee him,” were gone through. in ,crowded commiltre rooms ot old men and young; with the smell of bad cigars, clouds of smoke and bad ventila- tion. I tell you that there were pleasanfer

_places to spend. an evenin; in, and my

opinion is that the doc-.tors will have something to do if there are such things as-microbe breeders. I Wednesday, the 7t‘_i was a. beautiful

me, for at that hour the bulk of the

honest-ly think they thought So, when the mere-st tyro in political forecasts I (whose mind was not biased) knew they never had a. chancelfrom the ilrst. There ` were few that predicted 1000 majority for

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fall day, pleasant and warm, an ideal day ' Sbdbéd- ' '

for voters and canvassers. The workers I And CIW MOIl51'€8l Stir. Wlllch |335

on each side were early on the grounds, a circulation -he1‘B, bY WS nearly an hour before' the. polls opened, <>0\\l'S¢.~"0¥\Q\1\b¢&°°§1b¢1‘ °f "°*°S _ like old war-horses eager for the fray. the Liberals-' A1U;h°§¢-*hi°8S.W91"'§ ¢.Q‘.“?’ The Eght was practically over atldinner ' bined with the splendid record _oi `_~ -. ‘ ‘ _p;s_l_s'.>ur_

'vows had depqaitec their t-auozs, <1 in yes-rs. and especially what

;1ne~»iest-hour. myers. .=.o,:.. polled over the whole city. ‘ _ I I WTSQ- ‘1£`l5O` I I '75 - -Ieannot conceive how- the Conservatives - bwk with SUCH Sbléndid m5.l01'iI7ie5- Yes;

thought they were going to win. Yet I all the merchants on Dock St.,d all

Blair. The general Impression was that he would lead trom$:D0 to 500; Tucker from 150 to 330. Since I-Ion Isaac Burpee's time the

Liberals here have-had no leader till the wise Premier called on Mr. Blair and I can tell you he managed New Brunswick with great tact and skill.`I Ot course- Mr.,Blair was lucky, for every- i thing seemed to play into hishands. In the tlrst place he solidified the Liberal vote. Then his attitude with the C. P. R. won scores of votes. Then there was a reptile club got up here which repelled.

decent people ang sent them over to Blair. Again ll Foster and Stock- ton made by their speeches a bad case very much worse. They were very small and puarile. their arguments consisted in_ in- genious twistings of what their opponents

quite

Liberal Government for the f

King St., (but four), the North an Wharf, with dve exceptions, were all Blair and Tucker men..

Yours, etc.,

Br.Luo:<'r.

G i

A Toronto '

Druggist Tried All the Catarrh

Remedies Known.

slws .ulvluisi cmnnu conf is me oiilv oinunnziu

cunt. ._

‘ Mr. John W 'lie, tho Well-known Senior Clerk

for Mr. Geo. lI'la.rshall,_the leadi neen St.,

bcligt-Q8.¥apanese_Catks.r;rl11Cnre tlie _ A ~.foreatarrl,%on.%e§nab1;"§_:_- ,ftIliBk,_ _ ._ _ ‘I iiiifi may `iiem-n'° noel? but earn-ecexveam

little temporary relief f hearing sei eral of ourhcustomers, who Ianpianegte Late" 1101255* hx, ‘- 7. »Fro`|nrft.he veryirstrit -gave-me much riollgt

soon tlégardroppin 131 guy tgrooat cgaged, and

, _our xes o a ~ “ 1. ... .....'°‘.:.°a

gagarrh Furs, nd Lxlyse comp cite? ring

I % '\ Q disalse, 8 sub _ “ctorynearpr I I-mvosinoe recommended it tc

owne of-ouroustomers. 'md know of several of f them whom it has cured." ` '

Japaneaa.CatarrhCure- Armanantly

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;“neverdon_e."_ _ _ _ _ 3

-$315000-

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`°.Ei\st`Dru ist, T01"'ontb§"writ'es '-9"g\@xen I shy -

fone, but

i§”haetdPa li” h 71%; ht would' me'g6a;__

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-_ making no secret of what he F is doing to

lruzgists..

fbrsa- _rmeughin than country, use received iiiférmationihout the new Sham-

A Mi§NAcsa'1=oa CUP Dsi=ssDBR_ _

_.New Youx, Nov.. 16.-The challenge I committee and the members of the syn- dicate whqare lookingafter the defence of the American’s Cup seem to be having trouble in finding' a. yachtsman who is willing to devote his time next summer to the affairs of the new boat. A number of persons have been ' considered and several asked to accept the' place, but all declined. -Last week E. A. Willard was talked of as the man for the place, but his name met with some opposition. Charles Francis Adams, 2d, of Boston, was asked to undertake- the job. Mr. '_Adams_is;one‘o_fthifib¢st _ma'uimr» navi- lgatoriia the couiitl‘y,"faniV1“_`fliis{ selection

Adams has declined ’ he, cannot éparethe timef Now Archibald Rogers. who was at the head of the Colonial syndicate in 1&& has been asked if he would manage the new boat, but 'so far has not given his answer. ~ _ I In the meantime work_on the challenge

isgoingon and Sir Thomas _LiDW°l°" V -

try and “lift the oupl” David Bai-rle.,who

rock°wlx`"\eh`-he mad_e`publle Eeaaldz- - ' ’ `

‘mnesumnek umrm be bent as Henderson-yardaear Glaaguvr-.adobe

nitro

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Ernest Munn of

romreaacalh

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UARDIAN FUND . . - _ _ I-'ri' HALL FUND . . . Toilswy Tod P. B' lsh.‘IM0l‘¢‘ NDVI SGOCIC G“'*m

on'l`heElectra

Mmmf °f W_°,°¥| not a_ horrible

train coming into Picton

the funeral had not been decided upon. Mr. Brown, son of Capt; Brown of the S. S. Stanley accompanied remains to Murray Harbor.

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A1* the Liberal convention yesterday.

Messrs.J.H. Cummiskey and HJ .Palmer were nominated as the Government can- _ didates in the Fort Augustus Die t flot.H‘he'I Opposition candidates are Thos. A. Kc- Lean- and -Peter McCourt. They were

' ted some timer ». - -

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' W. E. OLIVE.

of the S. S, Prince Edward, who perished in the foundering of the Monticello on Nov. 10th, while returning to Yarmouth from St. J ohn,where he had gone to vote.

CHICAGO MARKETS.

Cnrcaco, Nov. ‘20.-(Special)-The

following are the closing rates: _

Dec. wheat, 71; corn, 35. p0rkll75.. Jan. wheat, 712. _

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thateoasequoatly helm: an i- advantage ove¢Ui§'§1\de1ua" - f I

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Cl. ‘ks

death by bein: killed by the midnight Acuaann

Very little particularsqdre obtainable, ORA" swf exceptions the young mn ns only 19 ““1°°\= wh l'¢l\r¢~od_Ic Qu- yem tinge me left me some in wood ho will so hannah nt. Islands on Friday last and went to Picton Canada at the Comgoaweali i. in a schooner cwned by Mr. A. J. Taylor. ment om". ‘_ '

The body was taken by the Electra to - .

Murray Harbor yesterday and was re- °°m"_' ‘"’°°°"'°“'°"°"§`

moved by carriage tchishome. ‘_ gun; N,” .__

Up to a late hour last night the hour of John.”-“tat an our

morning. Axorlxa are nom Dmcovmto -

Another NC dad of ROM has #O

Baker. __ » oueiwior mee an vm owned up norm no at vnwlnz “D orlvtioall! new :limi

TWO CRACK YLCHTS QYJL

have succesafu' ily 'defend hah cup. have been sold to a

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into tor pina In

so tried every _ remained toe

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form ot pine for the and during that time the old Country have

remedy.

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