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is a true saying if you use THURSDAY. 00'l‘. 29, lim.
FELIS NAPTHA SQAP ' n£v.o. s. u¢L£oo,Mi\.
Hundreds of people
have tried it are plea
It means less labor
better results.
Try it.
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Webster & McKa
Phone 199
Cor Kent and Gt. George Sta.
A Course i
Advcrtisin
One Dolla
iMPRESSIONS» a monthly jo
A sn of business making is
and which, during the year, gi
a thorough treatment of the did
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gut phases of advertising, will
beasts anyt-address in-Canada
the Unites States for One Dol
j faithful and energetic worker in the cause
g lof temperauce and prohibition. During
I’ trusts that wherever his lot may be here-
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I We learn with deep regret of the resig-
|nsn°u or Rsv. D. B. Monson, Pastor of
Zion Presbyterian Church in this city. He
has held that relation since April 1899 and
‘during his pastorate has preached, most
ably and acceptably to full congregations.
l During his pastorate the church has
_ grown and prospered, an average of 34
persons being received into membership
yearly, a total of 150. The past year has
been the best financially in the history of
the church.Mr. McLeod's removal will be
felt as a great loss both within and with-
out his own congregation. He has been
not only afaithful and able minister of
` the Gospel. but also ready to every goad
word and work. Especially has he been a
his stay in Charlottetown, all too brief as
and the respect of all. The Guardian
after cast he may enjoy the fullest
measure of usefulness, success and happi-
ness in his great calling. ‘ .
The Ontario by-elections were contra-
dictory and yet appear to 'have lef\` the
strength of gmrties unchanged.-Huslth,
which went Liberal at the general "elec-
».1 r _
while ssnitsss marie. which 
100 majority. In the letter case the action
it has been, he has won the love of many l “guy  ‘n”°d_..
tion now raturnsa Conservative U! 155 Sudoku' meh' support’ ln  °‘"'
m .Lat with some mm" to ho” *om ciaimaon account of the Fenian invasions
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“Uni” tem” now "mms "I;T,b' by some ot her -heat  and millions of
' _treasury to`rs`pe_l'._  wprswanton in-_ '
A PREVIOUS CASE- _
When the treaty of Washington
°hirry-two years alto was made, 
for the settlement of the Alabama claims
ind the ilsheries question' the treaty `* was
at first denounced from _one end _of C_anad_a _
to the other. Sir John liscdonaid, the
only Canadian engaged in the sXt_tlement,
was able to throw the respcnsibl ty _upon
hieBritish colleagues, and in this way
ing was running very strong against him
for having surrendered Canadian rights
In one of his letters from Washington
during the negotiations he wrote:
“I must say that I am greatly disap-
pointed at the course taken by the British
Commissioners. They seem to have only
one thing on their minds-that is. to go
home to England with a treaty in their
pockets settling everything, no matter at
what cost to Canada.
And again in his ilnal letter at the close
of the negotiations he said:
“If the manner in which Canada has
been treoted by England were fully known
to the Canadian people,Iam afraid it would
raise an annexation storm that could not
Queen Victoria ever lived than Sir John
Macdonald, and no more influential col-
onial leader, and yet when hsgot to__
Washington and ascertained the views,
and attitude of his ‘British colleagues, he
was _compelled to wi-ite in thiséwpy. They
musti haves a settlement no mstteir at
of MB and 1870, whidh had cost Canada
umm
escaped defeat in Parliament where feel- l*
what cost wCansda. They refused to `
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No more loyal and devoted subject of 4  W 3  Wh¢n'  a Z*  ~'°   till Q
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Cat annes,_  ;aim’gea are quietly relieved ily  'indemnity 'it  Cslallafl _élainfi-'on=ac 1
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ll‘i PRESSICNS ‘“""_°°'“‘°““‘°`°'°°"°'“ _ _   ..;...f.....u  
L at tu B G mat in pubs, ,h»°'1_vaslonsoi Canadian soliton: the ierri- 1.
dwell!! of the men in the Soo steel winks im”-°t W' "U»°“‘°d .s“5 5’ '“°° "h° 
It will be worth ag dollar to you. wnenlt suspended business douiniesnss'-f' .‘?"°“" 9'” ld-"_‘m.’d "M .“?°°“”°°'l
~ unseen ainiseroicanlsidsia }nf\sn:_i<»_l'°_°'i°.""_’°_° "“""° ".." “I” °l'.°" '°"‘»'°'.
V 1-sa . » »  _ A 'fron his _British -ccliesgucsqfor-our.olai\h
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tion to conduct awsr upoii Canada. They
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co  S . ’ . " " tofore, and is less disposed than before to
_ toterate iiooncessions which touch so
` Fall' uits   
Fresh from the world’s most famous
makers. Elegant, new _F all styles.
There is character and dignity in our
new clothing. There is the touch of
hand-tailored garments-a made-for-you
appearance, "that stands the scrutiny of
the most expert tailor.
Men s Suits.
Single and double breasted, the best .of
so-usnrynortiass humid.. -theme*
Minister at Washlbkwn llI53`i
si .gs me n¢s._~i_¢nea jan” esuutryi
as num  _i__\_np_'__¢merell,th¢l
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i#.°t.§_. -. H, aiiiiwf, _Sf»f'f,°f'°='=°r~.°°v_I»°"eff~:°<==ff°~ F#  
' ‘T T fer  oaiaewfm wi :lfvrvirfi
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,siren-sfidwiffaisii cannons  ws - 4|'_1eaia,- _ass _nna¢ms1r_tns_ mums _to
 are expeo°ed to yield in these cases and  Amee! of    yes
  tosubmit to having our -_rights and in-"re _ _ , ‘_
_ Vtercats more or less sasrinoed, and to no  _
'" ' other nation is H-ltain ever so ready to' ftiiat positionhoin `l$¥ to*l§li. Io IND he
` surrender so m
wiiat*we have ioatinthe Alaska Boun-
dary award is small in comparison with
ws:-ded for these s_e_rv,iees_i_»y\i_ieiug7l_aile
ister to Tehsrau, and' remained %in
appointed Amhaseador and Consul~
ent Great Britalnat Wasbhiwi f P
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Actual 
DI-al.
lheonnsoa Life one veeeqiwhien mine
the cost dl previoussurrendsrs, but Can-
_ "Q - uoh as lo- the was I  l_ P' AW M _'
'   ~ United States provided it is only at G-Qeralto Hadridsild U0*  f“\`¢|\?¥
a n  rg f  piggy;   said [‘yi_¢§oi-'ii_ss__heei_fi}gs_tg_vr`g<l;;  *Ilia
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of her strength and dignity than -here-
closely har interest and her honor. After
our voluntary sending ot thousands _
Africa, and voluntarily giving to British 1
goods so large a preference under our
customs tariifit is not pleasant io find the
extraordinary willingness of British 1
statesmen and diplomats t_o incline to the
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ada isgrohving, becoming more conscious
“ ol   King” and  miniateigf
sider him-f oneof the very ablest of  _ . » -___ »
plomats in the British   ., Q  7.” 1°_9_km_¥ _‘PF *9m9u““_¥, 89°!!
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,_-ii. ng ps pas mins ia Prssiaeiié . ,_ __ _ _ _
‘ Dihzethrtiriately uneuceessfu`f,` servestiiiue ‘wang fo? ".'-mph 
side of the United States in' any _cool _
troversy between that nation and Can-“e
ada. C ' a T» ` ,S
The Patriot shifts its ground.  _
challenge referred to what The Patriot
said was voted “last se`ssicn‘.” Now it tells D
of _how mu-ah is in the estimates for “this ~_°
session.” This session and last ees sion are 
two altogether diderer t things.-_ , ~ P
all-wool,$1o, $12, $15 and up to $20
each.
- None smarter or more handsome, none
There is years of experience in clothing
business, behind every garment we sell.
It took us years and years to find out f. '
that will wear better, $10, $12 and $15, '
Piles
themanufaetnrers
tlnsonialsin 
horswhat tit.
’ _ _   » " _the exican' op eyand ewmen nany'
Men s Ovcrcoats. _  M .°~ f 1
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age have rendered greater service to their `°'
_ native countries.  
0ur Perfect: 
~ Liver Pills 
Are aspiendid little pill - '
just who made thc best clothing. But' '
we found out, and now four of the best
Canadian makers sell to us andus only.
Is there any reason in thinking you can
get as good clothing elsewhere ? No !
No! Nit! _
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.seeds
_to use. '
Being 'purely vegetable
they are harmless. '
Being small they . are
,easy to take.
Being small in price they
are easy to buy. ' ~
1' Price 15c. per bottle.
A gentle laxative- their
continued use cure consti-
pation in its worst form.
For sale ~by 1 T
A.w.i¢aiii,Pin.B.
_gglziig §eil?ra1‘ _ Drug Store,
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We have- as “special”
Plow Boot, /that we 'wish
to' introduce; .it is made
after the '  ~
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Pattern, with good, heavy
sole, and well' pegged.
' .Vo shoddy, But-a good
clean, strong boot. 4
' PRICE $1.35
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Carissa see the bargains
we offer -you. T
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_Xmas which is sppreeia`te°d by T
li We can sive you :henry
and will be mere valued among
reall the fm that he is we _'menus than any other gift-'-and that-in s
remarkable than of his tim f ruin photograph. We ask you to come
of Canadians to iight in South Bah he served 8_8. '_ soldier in the -*ar and give us plenty of time to finish tiled
against the United States at the  of 17 l Dun' lent., ig “nw tm 1”.” “W '°°k°‘l'-‘df
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_ _ theaoome in ahuny,-come earlyandl Th _ _ _ '_ .P
f hi in d i ‘_  ~ C 8. s.»B0l\§VI8¥l
__ our to varinusov  ll1vSt__avosd_thernsh _at.Ga_nv_in,_Gent:el&0o., Manual _ Fda* 
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t eFrench in llaximiiians day. Bewas §hotogr;phers, Guardia: Omoo Buildin_g,§3°th_  be an ‘t
T elected to the llexican Congress and he- “"7” °' _  *~ 13» d&WU- ; Mgndgy morning’ Nov
came a._.  for __ the Presid-_ _ _ _ -»§_i_ssils.fcr'.St,» Jqhilg, N141, 1,
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no in we 11° we ==-=»soM£ sivmcs ~“"“ N°““ °"‘°"’
_ _ cattle and
nccessful, __ but  overthrew _    uk. d”k,‘ts_m
erulln8 President l_§\¢l_ i_m_nself took I _  to
=i»:_:i»m==-__lr1e__Ts¢i~;~1i assed _ mf. _ f _ _soar ctoms. _wi  iisp1iTT“i¢_-_T  "___
an .state sncrao  or his _ _ _ " _ ° PEAK; R03
country which has continued down to the u::eHiZ:?°;1?rt'hes° sIt;°°“t?,° 83:3: 0l1’i£0wsl, Oct. z8,’o3 V' '. .
_re_s`_ent da!-_ T5_°'ci_>1_i_st_itut_ion 'was am- The largest assortment on P E Islsndlat _ nf" ir
nded_to.permit!of.his_,_re-electionandhe the sale agents. .   - ’ i  '
as been with one intermision the head; Th’ H°“‘\’h’¢7 °l°‘h|“¥S°°”° L 14 t `_  , A, 
of the Mexican nation sian -IWG. The one - 0”” H°"° B“ud‘”_3‘ 7° L'-7
' _ ~ " intermission reterred to was in l$i,when
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other essentials, but perfect itting
garments cannot bedispensed with .`
Therefore it behooves you to get
your Failand Winter ontiit made
by John McLeod & Co., if you
to appear at your best, for
clothing such as we make is above
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Immediate possession. Apply as R, B.
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.°“'»i°8. 1° -_°°'?Fm.“tl°“9l _",°°t"°“°“ 5° rorlgineu-emma: moi-afrenslner
was not eligible ior oldce- and _his friend*
T Gonzalez was elected in his stead. Thus
for Z7 yearshe hasfheld the confidence of
!ownaI. All _modern convelicn_ae_ in
Immediate posseminn. Applytol. B.
Co.
T0 LET-A. house on Gerald St.
or ualnrniahed, with good orchard
tion. Apply st this odiee, 27
T0-LB l`-fe-Home sa corner School a
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T0 LB*-House on King Street,
PP!! 1° TMI. ll¢Qnaid, Lower
- _ _ is
*ly   in good
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P Losr-.a .Joie ninynii eight mn
Moose A Udacodk and lark Wi-ight'a
will please leave at this omee.
'HELP WANTID-NAI-'I
WANTED-PAITHFUL PERSON
ON retail trade and scents for
house; local territory; straight saiafv
'¢¢¥\! lld .expense money
iousexperience unnecessary; position
eaqbuaiacl sucee~~fuL Enclose
ed euvelone 'Superintendent
`loaou'8i<h». Chinailo. f Oct 48 ti
WA!§‘i‘§D.7_Boy to learn on-ber
aonlyherex aT  Wat!
Boy wanted to learn horse shi eing.
. A, Henderson, Euston Street- 23
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