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CCTOBER 29 .
i ._».a.>.y ‘s I’ fub¢.tnll\i\-.S
_...__-~
Fr9~h v\o§'.»_vl_\~ v inf-'s, fair and cool.
it few local snow liurrbs.
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omhago
lalheumatlsmoftheieel _
The cause la Urle Acid
inthe blood. If the kl-
-aaya didthelr work than
weuldbene UricAe|‘end
ne lumbage. Make the
k_idneysdo:belrwo‘rk.'I"he
sexe, positive an pb
eereferhueibagoh
  odd’s
Kidney
D
Pills
il
1 ua i ?
I
 _taken the trouble to relieve S'r \Vilfred`
ll
ghroniwoughs
When any adection of the
throat. bronchials or lungs
has passed the acute stage
and still clings stubbornly.
what is needed is a consti-
tutional remedy like my
Emulsion of Cod Liver
0ll with I-lypo
This remedy has a specific
action on the cells and
tissues of the air passages.
It cures the serious lung
troubles that nothing else
will cure. Equally good
for all wasting diseases or
for lowered vit:lity from _
any cause. Especially _
recommended for children.
lt usually helps from the
start.
'l wo sizes 4oc. and 8 5c_
1
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_ 74
Eastcni Steamship Co.
International Division.
Autumn Excursions.
St. John to Portland and return
St. john to Boston and return
Good for return within 30 days.
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Standrd) Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
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Returning from Boston via. Portland, East-
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3%
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Stations and We checked to destination.
Passengers arri ng at St. john on evenings
previous tomorning sailings can go direct to
steamer and take cabin ber th or stateroom for
he trip.
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A. B. HANSCOII. G. P. t T- A-
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_ill il0RN\Nl lilliilllll
Tl`lUIlSD.»\Y. OCT. 29, 1903. _
` me rnmv-oi\<|Nc Powtn.
A ates Sir \Vllfrid Laurier from any want of
loyalty in his attitude with regird to the
treaty-making power. Thi-i ls all very
well in its way, but if The Thunriirer'
un `c:stcod tbesitustiou it would not have
lram odium which no intelligent Canaci n
Canada to make her own commercial
treaties vi as loniz ago urged by the Liberal
leaders in Canada, and it has been recog-
nized by Great Britain in growing _degree
until it has become as full in practice as
the circumstances ol' our connection with
‘ The London Timis. we are told rxoner-'
thinks attaches to him. The right. ofa
~ -  2.   1” ‘ A-ompsiied te‘_f~auo__s'pi.  Amex-ltsa';.Co 
T  , Q _ R _iT p lsaloiers two nien Who had aditrsel”
ni .
prejudged the  Strange to siyvlt 
not the conduct or attitude of these dia- `
trusted Amerie-on Commissioners which
aroused the resentnw 1 at is now felt in
regard to the award. 1 i fact the general
f<e‘log is that any three American. Com-
missioners would have done us no worse
or no better service than Messrs ' Rob,
Turner ar d Lodge.. Canadian resentment
ls dlrected_ against Lord Alverstoixe, and _
that mainly because, after he had fully
agreed to our claim to the four islands in
the Portland Canal he privately signed an `
award giving two of the islands to thai
Canadian members of the Commission
course powerless to do more than pre-test,
but their protest. has found a general audi
indignant echo throughout Canada. Lord
j Alverst,one's conduct ln this matter of the
claimed was not. ours by the terms of the
r treaty of 1825 and moreover our opponents
rode is an unsatisfactory one so far as
  i
  4
United States, and demanded that thel
should also sign lt. The latter V were oil
islands is wholly inexplicable. _ , i    _  .
We dopnot regard the award in its  l 0 0 0 ' _ __ I I _. _ _, 
general features as half so bad as many A ' 4 '   V ' '
Canadians fiel it to be. Most of what vi e - ‘ 
`  
., 0 _
_wereln possession. But the entire epi-A  __  I  _ V A 
British conduct of our affairs is concern- I , I' I H 'I A ` _ A ' _ . ~.The.[°e,c¢&ihwe semi.
recognized as the best
'  ref-
‘4v`~ .<'» _
.._
nbe
__ "4 ""'¢\‘v_¢ you ` D
i' Bdiiéliuyoiif.
5 ' V.” p' ' I ¢
.ws
.... ‘1
-.az me '
~¢-»-use-ara.
Port Hood
ed. How far the current unpleasant . . . . _ . _
Direct from the bi factories in Canada. Selling at one third less' that ¢,m'1,¢ aide.
feeling may extend we do not know. It
8
than you had to pay before we began selling furniture.. This is how
seems to have quite chilled any existing we can Sen _ Ygu Q3” [bye Any
favorfor imperial union. It has revived v If you want it for 1 spec
' ial event let us-knowandi
::f;‘;;‘;:;‘:.:::..3::;‘;.:‘;‘;::':.if:;;;  TFURNITURE ......,
settlements,a'.diti t h ' __ _ _ __ _ _ _ ’
this mba adm :xy ijorsiie oi;  _ 6 '_    _  PlCN|C» P
C011 conce ed w ou e g
of our national independence. Probably   _ , p  ____ __  . _ ,_ _ Sliould»£_¢._onrp;-ine; gn
few Canadians havathought otgoingso Compared with exclusive Furniture Houses ; when we are* not selling , _ .   1¢iVil_l£
for, but that seems to be the direction in _ _ , `, ' ' ’ ~` -it _ ,_ mmf. 613°" 'C ' I  `
which the demand for full treaty-makin!! ,    U  
_'the Mother Country will permit. poyers seem to “mt ¢ i = _ A __ _ 5  _ _ _ _ _ _ °°____G__ 
When- marking our Furniture we add one third less than is usual in
for you .
i In 1871 Sir John Macdonald was ap- _ __ ___ _ _ __
rr in Furniture. Conse uentl we sell at ' ‘_  *°.¥.*.‘!.*'° . 1.
pointedio the Conference which resulted mark 'K q Y _
in the treaty of that ytar, Sir John ‘ `~
 '1 E ft.. _,
#Thompson was appointed tothe Behringb     I _ ' 
,Seatribunah Oo the more recent Joint
1maj.rity ot the British aide
Alvtrstone as the single repreaentativeo
imperial interests; Itis out of dissatis-
tothe appointment of the tribunal, and
he action of the British Commissioner
n connection with the award that the
demand for the greater power of treaty
making on - the part of Canada has
been renewed. Our just complaints are
several in number. /
Canada had consented that the bound-
_ury question should be submitted to im-
;psrtlaljurists of high repute. When lt
diwaslearced that the Washington Gov-
ernment had appointed Messrs. Root,
Lodge and Turner, two of whom had
pub‘icly expressed their opinion that
i Canada had no case at all, there was a.
remonstrancelrom Ottawa, the only re-
sult of which was for us to learn that Mr.
Chamberlain had accepted their appoint-
l ment. as a matter of course. And while
the correspondence between Ottawa an:
London was stillundnlshed, the treaty o
Ms be ne and et the remainin lu
willbe gply sumzzient to sustain agviggig
lliiizh Com ' 'on there was but one - ' - i i , W.
tes.  “"5” ous vitality. As a general thing few peo- _ _ _ _ _ __ » '_
l
.‘5=’.:.i=;'.°.:
i°uhg¢°d”nsm'h"¢ati»1°
the healed sea;
of disease.
strong: It cures
obstinate. deep-
smted con ha,
in luugsand
ed or unsk
treated, had a
fatal termination
in consumption.
* I had been trllxb
led with lung dia-
` »
than under the old system If that is not plain enough we will make
Now, when ni want of anything in this line remember that' we-_
are ENTITILED to your trade. because if we had not stocked furni-
ture the old high prices would have stillbeen in vogue,
i l _ _ 
So some meteorologists tells us. They have found sev-
_ eral SPOTS on the SUN and we’re going to have bad
weather for io years-BE PREPARED-
ease and 
in a num =of
ziadraandthe trouble
almost become
chro|aic,"w`rltes A.\.
Blain, of Howe. la.
_ _ _ *Had several kinda
of medicine from different physicians without
miidch be;i_gh_:a _At last wrote to pr. 
‘ an vice, and began ‘ en
Medigcgitl D_iscovery.’ I havew twenty-ive
bottles. When I commenced totem it I had no
appetite, my _system was csmgl y run-down.
had no ambition to do anyt ing. Now I feel
reference was ratide d and Canada was better than 1 did before 1 get sick. Have a good
_ ~ .appetite and am able to do méowork. I sin-
vlrtually compelled to accept. lt. But ce_rely recommend Dr'.Pierce's lden Medical
Discovery toail who are amicted as I was."
_with their aoceptslllle the otmwa G°v` Those who .suEer from chronic dis- A.   Manager,
` ernment reserved “the right to submit ¢g,5¢3 an invited tg consult D;-_ pieme, __  __ _   _ _ _ _ __
to the Canadian Parliament the corrcs- 2t5'rici‘1’;_t°;__i5_;’;- __e°s‘;"‘§_I:°“§_°”%f _ 
poudence, or such statement of the case pierce_ Bugalm N_ Y_
a ter Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets assist the
as will fully explain the whole m t , _ . __ _ __ _
.ndesp»i»11v;»e 1n__~»hi<=h we °‘*“° °“°°Y°"- e _ _ .THE CANADA PERMANENT AND WESTERN CANADA
, t of Cana a was obtaine  ' I "
t aégjriada filo that herhand had been prec- ' 5*   ` 5” ‘ -
tically forced and she had been in effect
GLASS _
A 'QUESTION NOT
T0 BE PUT OPP
The question of getting YOUR PICK out of our large
stock of NEW FURNITURE at very much BELOW REG-
 _ mg-g=¢°»_P10w§. an _with latest improvements.-
. _   SAFE 0
A chance you may not
..».
‘swf .
,__

li'l`.‘
12%
meet again in 9; lifetime. 
l
FRUIT JARS
¢ _
We have on hand a large
_ stock of Glass _ Fruit Jars ,
in pint, quart and 2 quart
sizes, selling cheap._
Special prices in ' dozen
lots.
JOHN G0llli0LLl 81 G0.
Q\!¢f."\ SITEQI., CIPTOWIL
d& W 2 cod Tu, Th, Sat.
U 0 e
' A. L. Fraser: som-is.
We have rainproof :Coats that will keep the .wet ;
SPOTS off yourself or your SON and .the prices are
right. _
‘ $3.00. $5.00. $7.00. $10.00 and $12.00.
5be
  H“H1»1\.1;si.§_1.9;o..gS1°f@» l
-$4;
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f s
__ _
t ~t 9- 'r0iLoN'r0 ~.»- s- ir
,Loansin Canada - _- - - - $25,000,00
Money advanced on Real Estate at Current Rates and on
, _
Easy terms.
Application may be made to _
A. W. Sterns. Cl1’town. Arthur B. Dickieson, New Glasgow.
W. T. Hunt, S’side. James T. Barclay, 0’Leary Station,
F H Horn Winsloe. John Forbes. Tyne -Valley.
Robert jenkins, Pownal. `
Thomas L. Murphy, Lot 11. ‘
Donald McLean. Crapaud.
Henry F. Feehan, Mount Stewart t
Temple W. McDonald, Geo’town,
G. S. Inman, Montague Bridge. _
PETERS. PETERS eb I]N'C4-S
Iny 16 dyn _
   "   ,Hall Manufacturing Co’s _
, _.SWIFT
' D SMOOTH
I4
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CANADKS MARITIME Horse Powers, Threshers, Shakers and Cleaners (c om-
“ A   ”  _ THE BXPREs's léiei_i_e1d)S,e';`:_r_;a;l:;;r_s_ and Cleaners (Conrbined), Fan Mills and
N»~isiher1met<>buy  0Sl  tW00ll C0’S
°"‘ ““ "“!_¥“!S‘ "" lines~and»are..in.~a ° °  lowest.
..... __ on t@s tosui our cus mers _surej
W 4`°`?";` 25;" ' ff'-'7`~ E”  ' '-'f'-.f .:,~:tv'f::'at~.,. -  - ,  _  ~.¢f~:‘i-»_»~:f;:...__ '  '  -  ‘ '"2" #am-ef -A . - " » *pm _ .  '~. Q O _
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- - _ -
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 “Il¢Nl  hi'& - 1' ~ ' " _  ` A    :cor
_ iS~»~==i=F»»»=r~..oc.»..fs..~.   ~ .      .............
l ` Steel Plows, Side Hill Plows,»Gang\Plows, and Ridin
.Carriages Harness Potato Diggers Ch W
Machines; Wringersetc' 'We ` are  ldlgteits fxhillig
v
Englishman, and again on the Alaskan ‘ ple inake more use of both lungs than is _ _ - - _ . _» , - V
Boundary tribunal Canadianswere in the _ eqmvnent °°°' hedufy “°° °f °“¢~hm¥° It Plalnef- I   
“"0" °f th* » ' ° n ever  ICS worth of- FURNI-, _ E'  A -""'”“" * " "°‘
r , Th===f~°fw==,11 1° \1== You me ONE THIRD 0 y LLA
"“‘ "°“‘ ':.::.f:.....'°"‘f.':.i"1‘.::‘*..l;':'.i.f~.::.°.:f TURE on bo  , i T 7  ~
D’ P"”"°" Receivedatomdrng
§.a§;.7;;.;;Jas. Paton &i_0,_y_   p
Cholera and diarr
 io YEARS Rm,  i he _
C0l1gl1 
Pain Balm.` '
Stomach and Liver
I Tablets. I
ni.  
llilElKFl*S‘TiB
John Anderson, Kensington. C. A. Woodman, Alberton. 4|
Solicitors for Ch’town, P. E. Island. _
dressed 'pork and fresh eggs
- _ ASK FOR
AND
The mild cured.kiud put
JOHN HOPKI
St. John, N. B.
N. B.-Open for
EYES
DOIQIO
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wi
F.
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$5.12 .3
   
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