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Painais (Salary Gompound
Still on the Highest Round
of the Ladder of Fame-
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Genuine merit and worth must be the
strong and leading characteristics of a
incdicine inorder to make a chosen home
iriend. _ » .
Speculators and imitators may, fora
brief time, creates demand for their de-
ceptive pills and liquid preparations by
freely using newspaper space, but uner-
rin g human experience soon prouounces
the j udgment-“tried and found wanting.”
The yearjust closed has marked the
death of many worthless and deceptive
medicines which, for a time, robbed the
si iek afflicted ones of money and aggrava-
ted their burden of misery.
Painc's Celery Compound, has, in the
past year, added thousands of victories to
its established record as adisease-banisher
.and health-giver.
Many of thc cures effected by Paine’s
Celery Compound have been so marvel-
lous and striking that able and prominent
physicians have, without hesitation,
openly praised and recommended the life
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-.\'o other med icinc in thc world has
ever been accorded such glowing praise
by medical men, people of aillueiice and
the toilers of our count-ry. Paine's Celery
Compound has never yet disappointed sick
and suffering men and women. In every
case where fairlyused,it has accomplished
its work of banishing sickness and giving
a new lease of life.
If disease is wasting your system. if you
:ire weak or nerve tired. uufitted for
business or the daily work of life. be as-
sured Paine`s Celery Compound will be-
stow nerve energy. strength and health-
the blessings you are longing for. Tes-‘.
the virtues of one bottle and be convinced.
To-day's Probabilities.
TORONTO, Jan. 7.-(Special)-Fresh
~i-iorth westerly winds, fair and colder.
 
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WHERE ARE THE SKEPTICS?
ln s ite of all the evidence published iii
the d)aily press and even in spite ot the
testimony of your best friends you may
-still be skeptical regarding the unusual
virtuesof Dr. Chase's Ointment. Nothing
short of an actual trial will prove to you
beyond the possibility of doubt that Dr.
Cha.ae’s Ointment is an absolute cure for
piles. Asinglc box will be sufiicent to
make you as enthusiastic as your neigh-
bour iii praising Dr. Chase's Oint-merit,
.for it is certain to cure vou.
-_ foundland shore dispute has been settle
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Ni-:w Yonx. Jan. 7.--(Special).-Sir
Wilfred Laurier will bc a guest at the
GRAVE ELECTION PETITION CHARGE.
,AN inaction ciiiiiiird    
_ _ ;1>A'rR1cx BLAKE _ $590
VICC Pl'0I€CICll By PUIICC- 1ms.RALPH PE.iKE~mi Miss Hhvimsn _  _
011C Who Knows Has ‘CLYDE RIVER. scHoOi.D1s.,D.Mctig:oD§ge¢cii¢r,
Coiifessed TRY” WEST “ " ““Sf""‘-Z"’--"ii"-1-‘I‘i"-T -‘fi
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I  ` ossrlhn B.Enf`._ii`_ " 'ii' I `
, l Clemente and [.Frank Murray, 25;; ¢a¢h_
Colonial Club banquet Feb. 22. . I i PERCY POPE. -
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,reports that Behlngton engaged Delarey
_ and Steerkamp at Naeuwportamltoncd
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_em to retire with considerable las.
Wrvxirsis, Jan. 7.-(Special)-The . ' Commndant Dupree was dphnred
e tion a ainst the return of Jose h dad” than hh
Premier Roblin and Attorney General
Campbell to ,agrre with Archbishop
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Langevin or is in uence in re u _ _ _ _
are to share in similar increases of pay to
‘bar em"`t5 to P"°°“"° ‘°giS1“*'i°“ f°" the .those recently made on the Intercolonial
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maintenance of separate schools. and dating from the beginning of the
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-(Special.>-The
New York Herald declares that vice in of Messrs Macdonald and Stewart in this
lllfll City iS C0YDD¢ll€d WPI!! il-1111111111? Over issue. Both these young men possess high '
tive millions for pclice protection and natural and acquired qualificaltions for the! ‘ ‘-
- I d Cl H “he man who knows practice of their profession, and will no
turt ier e ares ia
doubt deserve and command success.
all about the mat-ter has made a confes-
sion and given away the full details.  ~---_T-_---1; ;__;
NEW YORK STOCK LIST _. _
Closing prices
american Sugar 
lrnerican Steel and Wire
American Tobacco
Brooklyn Transit lj4§
Burlington
Continental Tob. _
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Prid
Louisville and,Nashville
New York Central
Rock Island
. St. Paul
Iennessee Coal andjlrori
Union Pao Pr'fd
UnitedStateS Rubh
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WHEN IN DOUBT HOW’
To cure a COLD,
To cure NEURALGIA, _
To cure RHEUMATISM,
To cure QUINSY,
To cure BRONCHITIS,
To cure GROUP,
To cure WHOOPING COUGH.
‘ USE BENTLEY‘S LINIMENT.
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‘BBB I: LONDON, Jani.-The stories in Pari
newspapersto the effect that the 1\eu
g§ ® gi? E by the exchange of Gambia for Frenc
interests in 1\ewfoundland, are qui
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pressive of a mutual desire for a settle-
/ merit, nothing has occurred and no
details were discussefl.
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coiifidciice iii its iiierii
good.
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Reported Settlement.
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You have road of thc cures by Hood'
Sftrsiiparillri, and _vou siiutiltl have perfec
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VICE PROTEUED BY POuCE_ -~ year. This_is done on the recommendation
of Sir Louis Davies. ‘
A'r'ri=:N'rioN is directed to the legal card ‘
. MARRIED *
In the Methodist Chur~.h, Bridgetown,
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uudas. 
At the residence ol’ the bride‘s father,»
Katie B. Munn, both of Little Sands, by
Bev. A. S. Stewart, o~Woodville. ’ ,
situ”  _ _ »_::
, DIED
At Mayfield, January lst 1901
Mary Ann, aged 60, third daughter of the
late James Clarke, Campbellton, New
London.
age of8-I in Sydney of Mr. Joseph Salter,
,formerly a prominent ship-builder in
Moncton. His sonscarry on business in .
North Sydney and are well known
Island shippers. In early and middle life `
the late Mr. Salter was prominent' in
The death is announced at the afiviincefi
to 1
‘.;.::..i..,.§....i.......,...  5.   LOCAL AND PIi0VINClAL.....;............  
Boniface, alleges that Bernier induced ' - _ . .
 - A detachment from Gen. Knox’ Brigade V
met a superior force near Lindley.
Lieut. Laing, two oBcere and lfteen
`men were killed, and two olllecas and
twenty men wounded. '
GUARDIHG RAILWAY LINES.
Official reports show that nearly live
- sixths of the British troops are employed
l temperanee work-in N. B. `
on
Meet ing of School Board. ;
a
The regular monthly meeting of the
,I School Board was held last evening. The
teachers’ reports showed the total enroll- i
V ment for the last month was 1325, viz:
' §I°riuce Street School, 581; Queen Square,
_  West Kent, 418.
Jan. T§ on Dec. 30th, by the Rev. H. Pierce, B. A., I
137% Mm. George Leonard Steele, to Miss
oi' Mar t Isabe1le.__M tl cson bo. f . -» .
3;; D gill? a_ L_, ____», _ _  8'I_.__¢est&,Kent, So. There we.re20‘7cases HALIFAX, Jam 7._(Specia_L)_There is
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The percentage of attendance was:
Prince Street School, 84; Queen Square.
of‘tardin`ess: 2of~_truan_cy' 6 of corporal
punishment. The teachers made 228 visits
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lines ot communications, and garrison
ing towns. leaving but very small
numbers to pursue the enemy. I
Large reinforcements are very desirable.
READY 1-‘on minaonivcxss.
Earl Dunraven in a letter to the Times
urges the need of large reinforcements
and advises the people to be ready for the
ll
iiexpeeted. ` _
ROSLYN CASTLE NOT ARRIVED.
’ - - far, no word of the Roslyntlastle and
mon Lot->3 hu gud Beseie M fand sent 50notices to parents. Seventy She i5\Il‘1f'1°5 ¢'XP¢°f£dl\lHl»i‘l b0l\0l'r0W- I
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aughter 0f1sir.i».»hertc-.otierto James 011° fell N10* *W¢1‘8£° 111 Sfedinlr “U1 The clty is bein.: iraily decorated to G C Rmginisk va
F- Dvmllfl. Of Bdlbiv- Rev- J.  F,-isher‘.~"h°r° we" 106 requ°st's_ to leave' s°h°‘ receive the returning soldiers on their ` ` '_ S,” Yum, `n“.Ann,5 "$-
omc,atin_g__ _before the hours for closing. i I .
872* In the matter of vaccination it_ was an va ' ‘ ‘ I hal' |'¢.°‘Yhf UN\\¢@#
.At the hciiie of Mr. Malcolm Munnnagreed that a Committee consininz (f .. g|1_g¢¢\|`\“-7 ¢;|_¢g¢,,_
Little Sands,the bridesfatlienon .Iannary§D,._ Taylor and D,._ Jenn” wait upon A   cneveg-htlampgggn ‘Q gg.;
2nd “DL Mr' R' W' M°K‘§"z‘° "° Mlsslthe Chairman of the Board oi Health _.___  -
- - caiiams wiroolll.
rairuisaooixcronnw roar. - I ' ' ' ~1  ~ _  -s... ..- .  "' "’“nn‘w“m”u"’*“- »  ‘   - -
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' E '  E ' ' 1 ' ' =’°°N»~Je»- 'I-- (Special).-Leia.. nan:-he new sill '
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mendedbyOe|hinHeLllri,bli»
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an oeariyellettlie iahl1a\'!@§ Q
t ~ sliipwere balitla Baa hmdeh @
sh ppedm scotland. ‘nie lliiwal wl-
ca l0tlltonsotsanrorl,i»,fl@\e!‘
lu her.
(ptMcLeod ia a son cl
Mheoii, Esq ot Orwell an
saiiigoutotsaa Francisco ter
of ten years.)
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with .. a view of deciding what action He Bain” 'nm cmd, an pm¢*¢ _ In
would bc taken. _
the schools was discussed, and it was
the Board in regard to physical v
Requests from the teachers of City
At Rona, Lot60, Roderick McLeod aged
44 years, 31 December. The deceased was
aquiet inoffensive and G- d fearing man.
He was brought up from his youth in the
fear of God.
At \`i`laee ereen, on thef 2nd of January
1901, Mrs Charles Mitchell. after a linger-
ing and painful illness which was born
p with remarkable iesignation to the
divine will. Aged 52 years. Mrs Mitchell
died in the full triumph of- the faith of
the Grspel. A husband, two sons and
three daughters are left to mourn the
' last of a faithful wife and an aiiectionat-e
mother. The int-erinent took place iii the
. Pownal 'cemetery on the ith inst. [Exam-
iner and Patriot please copy.)
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Men’s Cvershoes, Water- Say 
proof and Felt . . . .
Sizes 6 and 7-
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Have an elegant stock of Christ
m is Good-.
The People believe
what they say.
That’s What Brings
Us ‘such l_$us_v Days
andINighis-fi”
We`re having stirring times
these days and strive hard
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course be a “Lrrrr.n happy
ourselves.
Half Price.
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to make the peo le happy and of
We offer a fine line of Dolls at
LOW prices on all Xmas Gocds.
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C _tl-_tl Transvaal now
iSchools were received asking that their
-A salaries be increased, _owing to the
;increo;sed.cost of living. After some
idiscnssion it was agreed that the
_ petition lie on the table untilthe estimates
I
lwould be made up.
l The Secretary was directed to call for
l tenders for a new boiler for Prince Street
§School.
5 A letter was' read from Principal
Seaman recommending that a school of
Domestic Science be instituted in the
` City.
The following are the standing
cominittces for the current year:
On Discipline.-Dr.Tayl'or and Mr
` Blanchard.
‘ On Property-Messrs Handrahaii and
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E LETTERS -1-O -1-RANSVAAL FSR -1-WO  On Estimates and Finance-Mr. McLeod
U and Dr. Jenkins.
_ CENTS. The Secretary submitted the usual
detailed statements of the expenditure of
Leung from ana a 0 =. the past year. After prssing the samel
go for two cents a. half-ounce. Might seize h t, d. d
the opportunity to write De \Vet and give ut e mee 'ng Q' Journe °
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cream of tartar.
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Saicguards the food
against alum.
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A11, ' powdeisate the greatest
I wrm  of the present day.
` into Riodieii Ahegm with
Bullet s.
Roms, Ga., January5-George Reed,
outside the city and iynched.
I THE NICARAGUA QUES'l'iON.
Salisbury to confer on the subject.
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I negro, charged with au attempted assault
_ cu Mrs J. M. Loekyear, of this city, wa
hanged yesterday to a tree and his body
I-ridflled with bullets bya mob of citizens.
Reed protested his innocence, and Mrs.
Lockyear, before whom he was taken,
Jailed to identify him. But the mob,
. seeking the prisoner`s life, was not
.satisfied until the negro had been take
Xnw YORK, Jan. 4.~Ambassador
Choate has just received his instructions
i on the Nicaragua question by mail, says
i London despatch to thc \Vorld. He will
lsisk to have agpecial interview with Lord `
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Mr C'eoplias Gixuere, mayor of Con-_
agreed that the teachers be required tm trecoeimatowa about 80 miles below
la th s b o ning the Montreal is here on business with the
pveutite croom. y pe ‘ rl til d_
windows for atleast tive minutes and th t I °{’,:1rlf:°';t§_° Gixfm i;`°1;fi§°‘“%:'l'2_ ; -5-I?--winam----I-»
the teachers carry out the instruction of gud m,mu¢”'¢m.e, :of “how “J H, tn ‘ A " 7 
enthusiast on the possibilities of Canada '
as a tobacco producing eouutry. In oi-der
to pleifect his knowledge of the busine a
he as spent six months of each yimr for
the past three years on the famous plum
tations of Cuba and hai thus mastered the
art of growing-and curing. He has had
such signal success with the cultivation
of tobacco in the province of Quebec from
imported Cuban seed that his methods
have attracted the attention of the
department of agriculture and in all
probability he will take over the experi-
mental station at L'Assomption where
practical illustration of the proper process-
es of cultivating and curing tobacco will
be given to farmers. It is Mr. Gig'uere`s
belief that by the general adoption of
intelligent, up to date methods Canada
will in ten years be producing the eighteen
million dollars' worth of tob icco which is
now imported into this country from
abroad.
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