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have been "established at the follow (g places where subscriptio1_is_ may _ be » news furnished, advertising. .105 W

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Planar, Nov. 30.1900.

sican side the present obstacle to the mmediate resumption ofthe negotiations

md is that the leading members of both

d _

e during the coming short session _

The Peop1e’l Papare It Seems tolerably certain that the ne- L - ' ‘

an _

wse gotlations will be resumed and it is to be _ t°1` earnestly hoped that a fair and final set

Pa

1,-k sentative in the Cabinet and on the Com

__ ‘i'aii_on . nlismz cosr

K_ mission. \Ve a g

given an authoritative denial, to the rc- n

S' port of his intended withdrawal from pol-

conversant vvifh the proceedings of the

Re ` Commission from the outset. who are _ 1 seized of the information bearing upon the

matters in dispute and who know the difficulties and the men they are to meet,

I completed.

"'="'=’=' GuARD\ANuiec<>mmiseion'e sittings on the Auf ` " " `

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K bl .ck cloth- Buttoned

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Womens long bl__ck

A Loggins 7='ic l sizas 3, 4, 5, 6 7.

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~ ELECTION

For Local House ison Decem- ge ber 1-ztii.

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_ . Nominations take lace one

_ P in my , week eailier December 5th.

, rs: Dclarations are rtc ived at

I 'nie medical neu tv ry dey that

J ami» son not only sells the cheapest

_ but his goods are the Best. The

Medical Hall is a vary nice drug-

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QQ A Tray Full 3 of Dainty Chin

§ is one of the proudest ol houscwiic's

tr€8sures_ We would like to show

Ever: our Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, ETOJN S¢lSf Ornamental Pieces,

Statuary, Ornaments, etc,

E Call and get prices.

lhelllarktmckeiy to

Lewis' 01d stand Grafton Street. Opposite Market

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cl hes made afler the latest New York Sty les

v wo! guara ce

DANIEL MCLAREN

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HERBERT A TANToN

’ wiu. THE COMISSION MEET AGAIN! V

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_ _ sides of the boundary line as to who - y ‘ __ Chiliiens long black leg- the International High Comission ` _ ' ' C _ _

` 3 gina 4";C resume its sittings, and if so what will be _ ` _ _ :V ff ,’

*ii* Sill’-‘S 5. 7. 8, 9, l0~ the date of its meeting. It will be re- = ‘ I-__ ‘ » _ membered that variousmatters ofdiaer- _~ , ‘

ence relating to the Atlantic and Pacidc "3.._, _ _Q , ‘

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i store to deal at,`is the pc-pula: ier- i

Stl its

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Ovring to a great incre°<c in buqness I have

found it n cessary to racste ii.) present stand or kent Street and moved to the Robinson Flock on Great George Street a fewfdoors north of Cralbc s Corner, “he e I shall be pleased to :Acct all 0‘d friends, and as many new ones as

h in wearing up 'o~dale wel' fitting

Rtpniring 'ind pressing done in Hrs( Llagg

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!\0\ 'vi il Dec 25 Anistic Tailoring tore

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LATE oi= Nav YORK.

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There is considerable interest on b

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iisheries, the bonding privilege, 'the Alaskan boundary and other questions had long been pending between the United States and Canada, and that in 1898 a Joint High Commission was

appointed by the Goverume nts_ of London _ and Washington for their settlement Lord Herschell, Sir \Vilfrid Laurier, Sir ‘ Richard Cartwright, Sir Louis Davis, and Mr. John Charlton were appointed to

represent Britain and Canada and Hon. Messrs. C. W. Fairbanks, George Grey, John W. Foster, Nelson Dinglef, John A.Kassonand T»J.__C_oolidge topresent

The High Comni§§ion,met ~ in Quebec. ‘Auguswsrd iess, wiie”a~fnoi~d~ Hereeiieii was appointed chairman. The meeting was continued till 2nd September when an adjournment was mader Resuming on September 20th it continued till' 10th Octoher. The place of meeting was then

changed to Washington where the sitting continued from 5th January 1899 to 20th February following.. Then an adjourn- ment was made till August following. In the meantime some important changes were made in the personnel of the Cem- imission. Mr. Grey received another ap-

pointment as Peace Commissioner at ` Paris and Mr. Faulkner was appointed in _ his stead. Mr. Dinglcy died on 13th Jan- j.

nary, i890 and Hon. L. E. Payne was named to succeed him. Lord Herschell

died in Washington on lst March.

The work of the Commission was left

entirely incomplete when itlast adjourned although a basis of agreement had been reached on all other questions save that `-of the Alaskan boundary. That question was so vital and pressing that the Cana-_

dian representatives thought it' best to A, leave open all the other questions until this _ most urgent one is determined, believing that this course reserved a better vantage ground for Canada than if a part

were settled while the boundary matter remained open. Subsequentlya temporary boundary was agreed _upon between the Vlfashington and London Governments, which defines the respective limits of national jurisdiction in the disputed territory, without prejudice until a per- manent boandary is agreed upon. '

Thus the matter stands at present. In

the meantime a Presidential election in the United States and a general federal election iri the Dominion have sustained the tvso Governments of the United

States and Canada, so that the same an thorities on both sides of the line are left free to resume the uniinished and import

ant negotiations Senator Fairbanks has

given out the statement that a number of letters have passed between him and Sir Wilfrid Laurier from time to time since the Commission last sat, and there ap

pears to be a geneial desire on both sides that the work shaI be completed, but no

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I believe MINARD S LINIME\T wil

cure every case of Diphtheria.

MRS. REUBEN BAKER.

Riverdale. I believe MINABDS LINIMENT will

S produce growth of hair.

MRS. CHAS ANDERSON

Stanley, P E. L

f _I believe MINARD S LINIMZENT is ` best household remedy on earth

,Mofine a. blessing . and my family

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There are women who feel something

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like a grudge against the children, who, one af er another rob their mother of her beauty and strength. Men do not usually realizehoiv much the mother gives each child to her own loss. Wom accept it as part of the obligation Nature and pay the debt grudgingly. Yet in Nature’s lan every child is new joy and fresg happiness. It isn't the children that steal the mother‘s strength. It is the unnatural drains and pains which weaken her.

~Every woman who has used Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription has found in it the one thing wouiaii has fyivaited for. It stops the drains,1};e_als inpammation and ulceration, makei the baby‘s advent pleasire and his life a blessing. No opiates or narcotics are contained i

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“ Favorite Prescription."

" I read what your medicine had done for other eople," writes Mrs. Edwin H. Gardner, Box 7o geechwood, Norfolk Co., Mass., “ so thought I would try it, and I found that it was a blessing to me and my family. I began in Iuhe and took

‘ Pellets! I took your modidne a year when I had a ten pound girl. I had the easiest time

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very well since oo _ _ ite Prescription, three of ‘Golden Medical Dis- covery_‘ and three vials of ‘ Pellets' I had appetite and could not ent much without it d ti-easing me. Before I took the medicine [only weighed i35 pounds. and now I weigh x75."

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets clear the

brain by cleansing the body of the £0!- ruption which clouds it.

liiibik

(IUAIACOL

is a new product-a derivative of ereasate-that is brine prescribed, bv physicians in til oountiies for the treatment of Colds, Bronchitis and Consumption. Its action is highly beneficial and has came to be regarded by medical men as a aoeciiir.

L PARi<’s

PERFECT EMl|lSl0N

ccnta‘n= Guaiactil in the approved pfoporiiona. The formula has been submitted to-'leading physic- ians of the Dominion and has,with- out fxcapfion, been approved. 'ihrlmgh the rec Jmmmdation of thee fi.c‘ao s to their follow phy- icia.-ir a great demand among the l\1-.idica.l Profession has sprung, up fs-~ Parl\’s Perfect Emulsion for .re cribitig to their patients. If \ eu are rundown, and the “ewugh” is bee ming more troulbesome, P»rl.’a lslruuli ion is what you need. it will rilieve you at one _

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Foljowirg is the reductions. We want. . _ _ . .

The Room for Xmas

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Political Meetings

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The undersigned having been in-

vitcd by the Uberal Conservative Con- vention of the Second Eiecloral District of Queen’s County to stand as Candi dates (or the dis r et at the Provincial V election to be hilt! on December 12th beg to announce that they will meet the

places,

llustiro Bink, innday, December,

3rd at 4 p m

4th at 2 p m

Woes lay River, Tuesday December

4 h, at 7 p m ' “'-

6th at7p 'zi

North Wiltshire, Friday, December

7th, at 2_p.m

Mi ion, Friday, l).cember 7th. at 41

_ p. nz.

North. River, Saturday, D.cember

_ I Cornwall. Monday December 10th. ’

ever had wllh any! of 1l;y`f‘l:;led‘i;e6;it.16I§_a‘Y;§’:°`E it 2 P. H- ’ _ Sept. I 00581.

_ New Haven, irmdiy. December 10 h LJ; __ 'L ___

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at lp. m.

at 7 p. m. , The government candidates are re- ; specifully invited lo attend.

t Erllmnir Gattaisr. ‘i0 d &w td

'SEEDCED' RAISINS

FOR

Xl'lA5 BAKING

Seeded raisins will be 'used more

Skell_y’s Eagle Brand which is by far the best California Seeded Raisin on

fhe market. The seeds lfave all been

ithus saving 30a a iot of time an trouble in prcpar ng for your Xmas I baking.

_'Beer 6: Goff

New Glasgow, Tuesday Deoeinberq

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Alton Hill, Tuesday,December 11th, l

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alary to the right msn if applied fo at once.

and D C McLeod

Mal son and Bentley

CESI-Bank 0 Novascotia Building \lCIOW`D ly r dom

Mc eod and Bentley

san 'ers Attorneys, Siliciiars at D -_ Metson nies; ef me amor M.

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for the Long Evenings)

"¢','\\ all sad get some Ma Bows!

._ !:»‘ brand oflisrosene Oil,

___-‘ import ed to hsrlotcetown, which /.(1 I will sell in four gallon Ich at_2l *"' cents a gallon. __ A rnngd Laborers, one lb lah, V’/,~‘ new pack, 25 cents. `\“ Libby McNoil's Sliosd Bacon, 5 25 cents.

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1° No Tea can ben! Has¢s|'d’s é Brahmin. We sail the gdnill

2- Hunter River, Thursday, Desai ',/f;,\\ _

Those are cash pines. ;"\* Goods delivered fren in City.

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six bottles of your medicine. and three vials of Su! at 7 ._ _

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PROGRAM-PART l. CLASSICAL.

1 Prelude and Fuirue in D Minor __

taken out of the raisins by`a machine ~ ' ` ° `" ` A

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IN MEMORIAM.

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.i Chorus-Hsllelugah from the

First Methodist Choir

I D Paar rr ironsivr 0 “$19 1 Grand Oflertoire-St. Cecilia N I.

ll. haunts

Song- The Coming of the mx

iiev L-in vviiiisms.

Q* s p ` ` i -- r _ L i ' ’ ' JOB PRINTERWANTED “ Srfmsiiism "“° “'11

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HRS! iiiliilllllil BWI!

‘ Roland Taylor and Alfred Riggs,

who gave their lives in defence

nee aim.-h fam tue omtene I

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Saul ._ _ . _ . . . _ _ _ . . _ . . . ._ _ Handel’

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So rano So - Hunan'

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- F~¢*\diDir W\§h organ accompaniment-

The Hospital ............ _ .Tennyson

" _ ~""""°“=*'f*-* Rev Leo Williams.

V . March ar_ir\ Cho.us with orchestral ac

°0llnn|\iment. ‘(s}‘i:Jrin Pau-I"

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First hletnodlst Choir

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matters at issue It is important to both S

L25 countries, and to Prince Edward Island it

1.00 is of the greater interest because of the B

_ active and prominent part taken in the

ip proceedings by Sir Louis Davies,our repro- _

Jackets as follows, 25 Jackets at SLN,

Lass To-morrow.

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