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y ports all the Maritime
stations doing good work
Britain wants Kiang Valley it HODCS OI Capluf Invaydefsll The first lets fattened were shipped in
” Terms.
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~ ALISIYBY CIDIS ABAILWAY.
Lonoorr, Jan. 12.-(Speciall<Saiiebury ,
has agreed to eede so Russia the Britishl
owned railway about 2(1) miles long from I
Niu Chwang to bhan Hal Kwong. I
The latter port is just south of the great it
wall. `
THE PARTITION OF CHINA.
This seems toindioate that Britain new
recognizes the partition of China. was
inevitable and is giving Russia ther
north and looking for the Yang Tse
Klang Valley herself. I
iiiixix Courts To Tttniis.
port.
Horn 'ro caros 'mn isvannns. ..
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xnUsss‘s stnious iimrrnsa.
PARIS, J ap. 12.-(Spe¢la,L)--Report, says
likely to live more than a fortnight
longer. _ , . p 
Official cirlsles know nothing of this re '
LoNnos,.Jlan. 12.-(Special)-All ling-A
land is worried over the Boer invasion
of Cape Colony, but the hope is now ex~
i pressed that the Boers will be caughtr
`. between the troeps operating in their
front and rear. '
BRlTAI_\' Ml'l`lH i.\' THE DARK.
Chinese peace commissioners have been
ordered to sign the _joint note of the
powers.
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Britain knows practically nothing of.
the nuuibcrsofthe Boer invaders or of.
their plans, or the prime object of the in-
vasion. `
Tim Railway and Shipping \\’orld.
contains the following: "H, J. Mc-
Kenzie, who is engineer in charge
of the Murray Harbor branch of
the P. H. I. Ry. now under construction,
was born in Picton County, N. S., in 1560.
He stuflied at the Pi:tou Academy, and
~cntei'ed the employ of the mechanical
department of the I. C. R. in l-“'73,
reinaiiiing there until 1675, during which
time he took up the study of civil
engineering. In 1979 and 1830 he was
employed in the machine shops of
Harris 8; Burnsidels Locomotive
\\'orks, Providence, R. I. In 1881 he
took up the active practice of civil
engineering and entered the employ of the
European& American Ry. Construction
Co.,doini_1 business in Nova Seetia. He
has since been identified either as locating
or construction engineer on many of the
railway works of importance in the
Maritime Provinces, and has alsogbeen
employed as inspector of steel ridge
construction for the I. C. R. and.New~
foundland railways, also of creosoted
material for the Departments of Railways
and Public Works. He has also been
employed by creosoting companies in the
U. S., and is considered an expert in this
line."
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You cannot dye a dark color light but
should dye light ones dark for home use
Magnetic Dyes give exceilentresults.
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and..-»
Boys
who work outside, Want
good Sll‘Ong l))0LS Ihtltf
will wear well, and keep
their feet wzxrin, and dry.
After years ot' exper16I1C8
in manufacturing solid
leather boots ~'. ~l S1106*
we are satisfied that We
have the best line of
Long Boots,
Laced Boots,
Klondike Boots,
Felt Boots.
in the city at the lowest
prices, i
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I\.llI.l'l`AilY Fi'.\'EIi.\I. AT QUEBEC.
Qciiisizr. Jan. 12.-(Special)-The
funeral of Lieut. Sutton to~day was cen-
dncted with military honors and was
witnessed by thousands, despite the.
blinding storm.
A great in my returned solliers _joined
the procession.
THE RAIIJVAY LINE Ri~l€l`f)Rf§D.
L<i::i>o;~:, Jan. 12,-(Special.)-The
Delagoa Bay Riilivaylias been restored
where it was cut by the enemy cast of
Middelburg and the entire line is again
in British possession.
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BUT HE MUST RISE THE OCCASI DN.
Among the Montreal Chinaman who.
were arrested for gambling was one mas-
querading under the name of Sink L iw.
There is a chance that his Wad will do it
when the court dues him.-Montreal Her-
aid.
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FOR THEY'LL LEATI-lER,US.
It is morally certain that if the propos-
ed shoe trust is formed the people will
have to foot the bills.-New York Sun.
Born .
In this ciay, on Jan. 14th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Carson. a son.
SOLDIERS IN CAMP.
Ex-Sergeant \Villiam Johnson of the
l0th Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, write.=:--
“ltisiriipossible for me to speak too
highly of Dr. Chase`s Ointment for pliers
or any other itching skin disease. It is
simplv invaluable. Many o_f our men uso
it while in camp and received excellent
results." Mernhers of the Canadian
contingent took 1000 boxes of Dr. Chase`s
Ointment with them to South Africa to
relieve the snfl`erln'_>;s of campaigning life
Kruger is dangerously ill and ls scarcely;
`zard, Charlottetown, P. E. I., Those
»~stat ions at the places named, nnderllr.
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For the Pocket,
For the Dffioo,
For the I-Iome-
Notes.
1 90 1 S. 5.Lesson
l  Q be Z . 1"115c. pea;lb. and there is an eicellent on-_
these that he got. as “champion staff."
7 The second shipment went forwlai-d`1as`i5' T
jlweek by a Manchester line boat from St. V
.John and includedjten eases fattened by
J. A. Hclrthur, Sussex, N. 'B.; eighteen
cases from F. L. Fuller, Truro, M. S.;
ten hom Wellington lluteh, Eldon. P. E.
I.; twelve from H. J. Mathews, Alberton,
P. E. I., and fourteen from Horace Has-A
gentlemen are in charge of the fattening
Hare’s superlntendence. The shipment
is consigned to.A. W. Grindley, agent for
the department at Liverpool, who will
place thelots to the best advantage. It
might here be mentioned that a portion
»twe~p0snds ~
LUCAL AND
the Maritime Provinces are appreciating may, Tooley street. London, at Ioc per
_ .E , the work which the Dominion Department lb., the senior member of the firm, Mr. .
___ M' -~'-~<---  Asrrieulture is doing tofencoueage this James Courtenay, now in Canada, havlngj "" ---
- ‘work sind that next year we may hope to bought some before they left
` ~ R  see qu te ii number of prima fattening; at nit prim obsessed time is ia good if   H
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1 _ I r no pro in usness fgood
 Hr. F. G. Hare, who is m charge of this _ birds an raised and properly fattened.§
` _______ , ~ work for the ilepartinen t, was in Sussex , Th
recentl and re ~ ' ‘
_ ' ° ° li' R Y _ 'Years lziafiw see that the peopieof ofthe .hi i swJ. &vV.'J. <‘}orn~
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fleshy witheut the arammiog machine. I
but not nearly so profitable. One of the*
stations this year, by the use of crammer, I
four weeks; the ordinary gain is about"
ue ce , guiry for more.. James »-Bnddin, ,¢,n¢¢g, 59,4 piyimth 360|, I-nd wnwom .l ‘ Islafdcfs CIS'
the»1arzeet._Livarpool dealers, refenedto eeekerels,and.eepeeia`li_y with a»-Dorking* _
cross, are found who hh'e'bsetHrds.~ Th ,i -‘---
,should be put up "_ about fo" wuz* (anon :nn maruraxilslel
live weight and should cost than from .. A ’°" °°°°°m i°°°°‘°"l W "°'°l"°*|- DAD UWB” M11
Zta. to 2.8¢. apiece. The eost of fatte l Wh' “mil milk *nd* 'I th* “W *“
is about 10¢_ per bird md the n,e'i1:;]§`whicl may latorisllyinterfere with the P". 'u' I.
charges, ete., 1§e per lb., making the birds ,I milk route bnslneu is premised the MQ likhlfff P
lccgst, delivered in England, in the vicinity fbehm t°if°"°i5: mm* 'hu' 'l .U ’°'°“* 01 Uf i '11
‘e 50c. If it weighsb lbs. at 15c. there is a impunl' °' ‘U ‘U ‘°°°"ib”° 'M' W' lhkdli HIVU1
profit, of about, 40¢_ pu- bird tc my for .M ,` latest soientile ideas an *ma '_ v
trouble connected th l;h_ A short time ago Chas. B Perkins and "ni
‘ A.Hilson, of Smzlggside, P_ E_ Is_ Oscarw Dingman, ofP I Iinld con- '*°°nh°” hd a *
.land kgs been “mains some lots this ceived the idea of locating a pastenrised Hsllellld IIUDUOIIU
fall. He sent over nine boxes with  tmdk Dum' "1 Hamax “nd “"7 ‘nm °°
p fir-it lot sent, by the department and th.; fares to order the machinery before they Looxllll NIPAQ
sold equally well Wm, the others* He ‘ became aware that Halifax parties were Vll00U'H» ki
‘has also made ; sewnd shipment and working out the same idea. Suehwas the Detne\ivg¢|g\q§
. b , ‘
‘P000 birds up a east there wasa conference between iliem and n °°_”t‘” *nh l”
 l the H&hf8x'n inbelfstfd  uh' IQQUHS ax.
that they agreed to sell their machinery sons summit calmba
to the local parties The pasteurizing ap
PR 0 »   paratus, however, was only part of the Wookmct. If B.
plant contemplated by the city concern The Libenh M" 'lu i
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Court takes place this inorniiilz.
Colonel Otter left Ottawa \Vcdnesday
nightdiaving first been the guest of Major
General and Mrs O`Grariy lltley at
THE Truro News s=iys.~`.\Ir. Frank
Stanfield, of the Truro Knitting Mills Co.
have invited the Orioles, of Moncton, io
the ll innipegs to i isit Halifax after their
giine with the Sriamrocks in \{ontreal
EvA\oizi.isT GALL, who is well re
membered in Charlottetown, is going to
Woltville in February The usual
services of the week of Prayer, in that
town, are deferred until Mr Gales
airival
O.\ Sunday evening there passed away
one of Pictou’s most respected citizens,
Mr. J. H. Lane, who had reached the age
of 82 years. The deceased was of English
stock, his father being an officer in the
British army and at one time held an
important position under the goverment
in P. E. Island.--Picton Advocate.
EELS and smelts are being shipped
from P. E. Island, via. Picton, in large
quantities. Where they are sold The
Advocate does not know, and we venture
the statement that very few persons in
this locaiitydo know. If Island fisher-
men find the business profitable why
should not those of Picton County try
their hand at it 2-Picton Advocate.
OS Saturday Mr. Ernest D.ic‘ie:iiin of
the firm of A. Duchemin 8:. Co.. Door and
Sash Manufacturers, returned from an
extended visit to the United States where
hehad been selecting machinery and
stock for his llrui. The selections iiiade
will enable the above iirin to keep' pace
with their large and increasing trade. He
states business is dull at, present in the
Hub but a good Christmas trade was
done and the prospects are excellent for
the ensuing year when stock-taking is
completed and factories are again running
in full blast. Ms. Dachemin reports
heavy ice in the straits on Saturday but
the Minto experienced no difliculty in
makinga quick passage crossing in lit
hours.
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HE Dominion Parliament meets on THIS afternoon M13->0 a me - found thatasufiicient number of others
, ~ -» eting of th Th Conservatives
Feb- 651°- W C T U e were willing to interest themselves to e pm
THE adjoumed Session of the Supreme Miss Crabb S _ ` _ _ ` _ ` I make the establishmenta certainty him with Bombndltf
at th D, _ e, umniei side, is registered An Echo reporter called on one of cfm soldier whoservetl under
e avies. gentlemen reported to be interested in ';~`~1f-:-7-"~““-*=
_Capt. Richards, Bideford’ left last the concern in ordertoobtain information IBD
niglit for M ontreal. in the inatter,but the gentleman referred
‘ ,to ec ne to give ny info t n t .t
dinner.-Ottawa Free Press. , _Mn A' A' Lefurge-V’ M- P-~ left 1385 present as he afeared rirtm iiiig`l1`l;s lie At Canoe Cove ol J
mght for Sydney' C' B' .premature Finlay infant soii of Hr
Messrs. J. A. Howatt and D ; It was reported on the street that the McFa.dyell, igtfl I mil!
p _ . Howatt
is out again after 10 days' iiidisp6’.sition,f Allgustine Cove are at the Revere. affair was 9° be 3 “Nik °°ml“U° “'l“"h At Orwell Gow 0|!
fnmasevere agmgl; of -'che `pp51@§m;._L ,fe . , _ would buy up or interest all the local '
next year is arranging to put 1 fact however, and when they came here
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The \\ anderers Hockey Team Halifax C0UV*1l"SCBl1l2 Vitale” kno" nothm r ng’
’ ‘ g about it. In fact pam t 4| gnu;
SPECIAL services will be comme ed mls rom information obtained by the Echo ( 0 nk M
Day there, and they have also written to week m First Methodist and Baptist It would appear as though tha new In New Ygfk In
churches, nternrise mightantagonlze the milkmen, ‘“’h“‘m’ Cm”
who would find it a dangerous competi Pnnclmld P" Am
Mr Chas Law, advance agent for the or Xt Stbkvillgl B
Waragraph C0 . will cross to Picton this There have been milk plants put in up &~ N Al'U\"'\|°v 1* H
m°““““ eration at Toronto and Montreal recent WN fllilllll* 0( UN
Sergeant, Doyle’ of the Dome force’ was ly costing $401110 and$o00l'll, and it is ltllish, o[P'|w\a| P E
unable to be on duty yssterday, owing bo believed the Halifagr plant, whieh it is At cl`,“a_ mc "U,
illness I'lllDOl'¢d, Will be l0¢8t»¢d Ill l blllldlllf U-x. 'huh “he
Mr A Mcnonaldmf the P E Island near Jacob street, will be similar The china." fatude md
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main n fresh every moming, and a separator will dushter gt um hm HL
Mrs.John Richards, Bedeford, and alsskbesuf "1 t° sewn” cnnm 'Nm leaves behind hers mot
,Master Kenneth Richards left last night mi t e Mb" afterwuds being wld ‘S nnddvs brothers.
l for Lennoxville, Que_ skimmed milk The pasteurizingis not _ __ ___h __
-anew process, butit was only recently
Yssrnnoav MajorPiokering conducted that ma(-,hmm-y making the pmcns Serotulaln the blood
services in the S. A. Barracks. The complete ww pe;~fe¢t¢¢| The milk "T ht" in ""|"
audlenves were large and enthusiastic. will be delivered in bottles an-ect to the Bm H°°d"°"°"" °
Mi=s,Luiu Archibald of Truro, N. s. l‘f°“S“'*‘="’~ ‘md " °“'”b°' °f “'*€¢°“° -
who has been in the city for the past willbe put on different routes. It is ex M
E. D0\l§\|l ll E A
, fortnight, left last night on return to her I pected the plant mn be in "°"k‘”3 °"d°" day, 14th inet., as; ll gel
h0m¢._ _ina month and viill Le operated by s. Salenlloom Great George
S “ _ _ _ ,competent dairyman choice \Vinter Ketl!|°8A
o\s of Scotland.-Meeting to-night in some years ago the System of dehvu.
., _ - . . We have ust iende
llgechginics Hailat 8 oclock. Installation ing mm; m bottles WAS ‘ned In this (my annum! due ju., and 0,"
o lo cers. Every member asked lo but 1|, ,hd not prove a pa,-mg vent",-¢ our business, which sh
atten i. place, it becomes most
I L _ The promoters of the concern above awouhw be pam bet
MI-_ G_ A, Freeze’ the popular reprez referred to do not seem daunted by this themfore Mk gh” (mr
~ - - .- fict however and one of them in con matter their prompt
\sentative of the All Rail Route left for i ~
iGe01.get0wn last night and wm’CroSS to wrsation viith an acquaintance, said §;\:\l’;\J.lg)l;agi_;t.tetown St
themain1,mdthismOming_ those interested felt they knew lust __..:,.,_.__ #_
T ~»,, what they were doing and are confident
| HE funeral of the late John C. Jenkinf , of Success The company “ In apply for
2 of Glenlinnan. took lace t d -
D Ye3_e" “Y incorporation at the coming session of 
afternoon. Interment was made in the ti,eLeg,S1,,_ture
cemetery at Pownal. Rev. Mr. Pierce _
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omciabing' Ou Saturda last a Professor of this A
I THE pastorsofrirstuethodisc zioast cibyentered H M Appraisers ofhre
James, Grace, Central christian, and enqmrinsfor parcels On bemn informed
Baptist churches exchanged `pnlpits thalithfre were “OM addressed 5° h'
yesterday according to announcement he 10'-Tked Nl/5¢l` 5U1`D1'lS0fl. Ind i
made on Saturday. surprise wasmuch intensified when e
WE regret no learn that Alexander heard another state that the mailsiah w
R b tion E W of Marsha ld d Brunswick had recently been tampe
o er ,  E _*_ un er' with Whemupon H M Meaaurl g P E  
went an operation for appendicitis at the surve who was Mundi b an d
. F01' |18 I
P’ E' 1"°““d Hosmml yesterday’ but glad that such was the inet for he had a sh C&Dldll.\l 
to note that at a late hour last evening mme agowntten 5 len” to his ,laugh el,
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he was “sung easy’ an 't is h°p°d nh” "1 and the letter had not reached its destlna WM' 
9, few days he may be fully recovered. mom The Professor mm “ted _
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Increased siding accomodation, MeasurinRS\11'V¢‘Y0r if the letter contained our Boy' “Bde
additional plant at the machine shop, two 11101105’ ‘NW returned th* |li»l»¢l'» hilt
new locomotives, introduction of somethingmore precious-The sentimedts PINK” E IW!
Westinghouse air brake, overhead tanks, of a father s heart " “Well continued tlhe Mgggzgng
the placing of 28 miles of steel rails on the Pr0feSS0l' H1 B 10115 V0l<>° did Uhe €U`~.il‘t
Souris branch and the further straighten- make you b;;\kl'\1Dt 7 S N0ff M :ji P|'\[]09 EAW!
in of the curves at Blueshank are some of l°¢J0lD€ f-h¢ e8Wl`lD2 UFVCYOF -ll-
M3d¢ IPOHI P1112 , thi important improvements to be made till!!! Sh&k€SP€-"9, I D¢V¢l‘ l‘¢D¢8\~ dfhqtratpd' Edit",
cream Uf/ ta,-tar, on nie P. E. 1.1i..»iiiway during 1901. --+-- adm" Tmde Re
Among the sfudents by the outward ACLTE A\D CHRO\IC RHEL Pocket Dggrlgg
ss last ni ht returnin to resum MATISM
their .ti icis wer; YB] rar trcturn are eqiliallv ingsienced by tina almllizst LMA'-:Sl’. M8g8
' toW' ; ossie a e re urning agica pain-sn iuingpowero erv ne
l;I:>gHalifaz:1RZ(?and Sadie Davisonretuin Teflimlln m°d'<-mal *MU* 90 fi” times Papers’ Fashion
the quantity of any other Rheumeltic pst Novels
iugtoLennoxvillc andl-Ialifaxrespeotively remedy Penetrata at once through he
» Ahm m thcgteaki Among the other 0\1fW8l’f1 Da»SS‘°~‘ilg@‘¥`S tissues reathes the source of the disc se
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