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'°rhn1ers.
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Plenty of printers
sulfe ring from
Backache, L a tn e
Back, Headaches,
/ geakness, Gravel,
_ ¢ *Q* /. rinary and Kidney
50.02°? V Troubles of one
"° kind and another.
It isn’t to be won-
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dered at.
1-'/\ / Standing over I
I . \l \ case day after day
setting type, inhal-
ing the irritating properties of ink, ben-
alne, &o., is more than kldl1°.V9 9°” 9_l»U1d~
“°' "Y °_;‘~‘ ‘°: “sh ““‘..:?';.‘:“.¥.."‘.;‘.‘;‘.§r'
are respon ing o a ‘
ance by taking DoAN'i'>°(l<ldn`e_>' Péls-
an
Here is astatement by lr. m. Y »
N Cornwallis St., Hallfar, NB-
“Iaetinthecapacitye(aLN0l°
man, and the position I occupy the
grautinglomce nzaessitateis frequerxlétorpp-
. is can me ntense e ng
when attempting te Kraighten myself,
and I was beginning to think it was
riseumatism, but when I was attacked by
urinary didleultiee it proved to me that
mykidnsyswsrealested. Hsarin%of the
pany cures wrought by Deaa's idney
run, I sanded to :fy tam, .na sm'
pleased to say that they are a rapid and
dective cure. The pains have been re-
moved from my back, all my otherkidney
dilcultles have vanished, and Ican speak
af these pills as a genuine remedy for the
sure ot kidnsv trouble in any term.”
 
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= 1 Act °  _ 
f
o-mn neun, 
w t
Gifts E
A gold or silver watch in
mce case either with or
without a handsome and
good wearing chain.
2 er and Gold lated Chain
Bracelets with padlock and
key.
Rings with Stones set in
_clusters or singly.
Studs and Links of all kinds
A' few Gold Headed Ebony
Canes _
Manicure and Desk Sets in
cases.
Shoe Horns, Button Hooks,
Nail Files, Paper Knives.
Scissors, Seals, etc., _silver
mounted. __ " .
And Jewelry and Silverware
galore for young and old.
A special large discount
will be given on a lot of goods
thatwe do not wish' to carry
".'New Years. `
.§.W.lAYU]ll,
Cameron Block. I
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A PURSE FREE
To every persoubuying nfty cents
worth of goods from now till Xmaa
Select your Xmas gifts from a nice
assortment of watchm. rings. bronch-
es, bracelets, sleeve links and silver-
wear. Also a good line of fancy
goods and toys. dolls, rocking horses,
pianos, etc.
You can buy a lot of presents for a
- ll amount of money at
Modern Jewelry and Fancy
s Store.
inning; co_
  7
I ° Qlcourscthisonlycomestclightl
 _  5 now because the parties to the 'trans-
_ ' ,  - __ _, ` anion have fallen cnt.” It is- also
ruunsoav.  st. ms.
(IREENWAYS BARGAIN.
During the earlier portion of his
put lic career, Mr. Greenway, as lead-
er of the Manitoba Opposition, took
strong ground against the monopoly
hid; h¢C adi Ptcidc ltailwsv
vs t an an _
held in thit Province. To do him
justice, he afterward succeeded in
giving the people the benedt of rail-
way competition. In his earlier
career both in opposition and as leader
of the Government he had .o contend
against the power of the Conservative
Government at Ottawa and the
powerful Canadian Pacihc Railway
Company; Before the election just
now held he seems to have incurred
the opposition of his former railway
allies and secured the friendship of
been so longopposed. ' .
Thereupon one J. B. McArthur,
solicitor of the Manitoba f`estrs| Rail-
way Company, made s sworn state-
ment of Mr. Greanway’a relations with
certain railway companies ` in times
past, which sworn statement was used
in its me .lectin with amagtag .JJ-
fect. Mr. McArthur :illrms that :c
the  railway char-
ters in llanitobs ot whicivthe St
the Candian Pacino, to which he had#
longagossl887 he had 
'rss oU.ntnmr,'cnmLo'n1t'rowN. r. s. 1.,
Father 0!
an ex-parte statement, but unless it gg'
can he atisfactorily cleared up it Da1H Jagggn
must irrepsrablypdamage the reputa- Second United
tion of Mr. Greenway as a public
man.
Presbytery." ,
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Requests Paid.
The executors ct the H.A Massey es-§
tate reoepgy have paid tueiollowing he-1
DIED quests: .000 to the Wesleyan Theo-
_._ _ ' y _i icgxallwlgép, Mcntieal. and 850,000
At Wes-t St. Peters on Thnrsdav the 0 “ sy 'Ke' W mpeg' ‘
14th inet oi heart disease. John Scdtt in °°lF.THE CAP FITS' WEAR IT"
the 80th ytsr ol his age.  1! you are sulcriag from the conse-
liis heart the stat oi lite is still. ~
His bi
, qurncl of impure blccd.-have boils.
"_ u __ nn' no 0," pin ples or scrcinls sores; if your blood
His soul has iled to calmer rest
To that stars-l shore,
1_--1-Q-ll
Watches lor the boys and girls at G.
H. Tayloi’s. 21 li
I
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does not digest or you suffer lrem Csl~
arrh or rheumatism, you are the one
whp abr# take Ilood’s Saraspsrilla.
.It ill
P ` `
WM" ll 'un "vi" by md 57 w your ease exact’y. mske your
blood ynre and cure salt rheum.scrolull.
fllmllllllllil. dyspepsir, cstarrh, and
give you perleot health.
._ H°'~"|Z# f.l|¥Ml\!__,l§l.l|vfr ills. Nou-
8.IiiH'i[.§") _.6 _ 152  .
As one hy one we die,
Awaiting that tribunal sound
Which cull# us from eu tigh.
(I-had papers please sqm) I »
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O
the Legislature at tnnxpcg, nt
was dimllowed by the Ottawa
Government because it interfered
with the exclusive chartered rights
of the Canadian Pacino. The St.
Paul and Minneapolis Company- were
desirous to obtain this actc! incorpor-
ation and notice for a new local act
was at once given Some by-alec-
tions were pending and Hr. llc-
Arthur, according to his sworll state-
ment, attendcd the Liberal caucus
and ofered $200inthe interest of
the Thiswas
the beginning of relations which in
duetimedeveloped a great scandal.
The Conservative Government was
beaten and Mr. Greenway became
Premier. Mr. McArthur lest no
time in waiting upon him. he
wanted amendments tcthelanitoba
Central charter and tothe Railway
Aid Act. According to Hr. Mc-
Arthur’s statement, _ which we are
following. lr. Greenway threw out a
fceler as to what he wi
return. °° e tamed
minion
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3 t> 3
5°, gf;
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iii§ir§§£5it,
gigigsifiiifiti
 gfiélégéaigg
H
Gov
R. wonld
turned
dimolution and
the Governmen
To d0 the  it
$10,000 to $15,000.
aftcrsome dickcring it wmdecided to
split the dilemma at 812.500, ct
which $2,500 was for Hr. Gresnway’s
own election and the balance for the
others.
Hr. McArthur inorder to obtain
caneontpanythattheywouldget the
something in writing to ltcw the
foreign associates of the local promot-
°tl\ont hich could t be
ers, wi w they no
expected to advance large sums of
money. And so, it is alleged, Mr.
Greenway  the fatal letter which
was drafted for him in the words fol-
_ lowing:
will be to hand over the Red Biv
§..Merchant Tailor*
A rowN. P. E.;t.... i
HAPLOTFE
thismcneyhadtomtisfytne Ameri-
legislation for which the 812,500 was
to bethepurchase money. He _wanted
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Half price 80065. Hats, Ladies 1.00
Lined Gloves for 50c. ~ -
75c Cushions for  for this
p. m. and other attractions- _
e 100 Ladies Jackets half price.
53 great bigffellcws inf Scotch
Wraps, suitable for Golf Capes.  
33 Ladies’ Winter Capes. ’
31 lilm-.-Cages,"  Beal
G-`en't1s'men’s Dress Suit Cases.
38 Men’s_ Fur Caps. A .
‘ 23 Fur Robes. _ ~
300 Large Rugs.
1?‘tn'Col1ars,Fur Collarettei and
and
llrooklymis dead at the a a of 88.
He was known as the °°Fatl¥sr ci the Au 95”' In
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Urns Bonsai i
 all
Men’s
All
14- and
at Hall p
.chdhnhi
and 1 Matte.
“Fur Betts. lIu&, Muffs, Huis, at
25 per cent on.
LOO
My Dear MacArthur-Betening to
your letter of the 16th inet, I have no
objection to say to you that my policy
cr
Valley road as it now stands to a com-
pany prepsred to carry it to completion
and which will also be able to give
western connection with Portage la
Prairie. I acknowledge the claims of
the Manitoba Central Railway Com-
pany to precedence in the matter of
legislation, as I think that its_¢lorts in
the past has been to the public interest.
I have therefore no hesitation in saying
that I will recommend the passage of
the Act to incorporate that company.
and of the Actto amend the Railway
Aid Act oi 1885, and that ii disallowed,
I will if desired to, re-anactfthell, il
necessary te rsssembls the Legislature
,in order to do so.
' (Signed) Taos. Gaxwasq
Great Glove oder, 150 pairs,
-half price.
53 75c Cushions, with deep
frill for 25 cents. _
53 Boys’ Reefers, 1.25
83 Boys’ Suits at 1.00. .
27 Bed Comforts 25 p. c. oni
One ' bale of Scotch Blankets,
from 3.00 to 10.00 a pair, Hne
_Heecy goods.
_ 183 Ladies* Feather Boas, [not
ostrich] Halt Price,
` 153 Paris Ladies’ Gloves nearly
‘Halt Price(
_ 38 Greenland Seal Collars, 6.75
~for 4 .'75 3 '
250
few
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_. n-'cr . ..-__ - if. .¢ _r.sa
prices to sell.
trican Mitts at 1€9
nmnt.nnm,c.t *"5*
f*&dll2E§..
~.s==nnnrr
lilela.
10%
Men’s
derwear.   _
100 Mea?s;.n.¢¢&~
:nuJntmrs__. §§“__
The Swell!  
'75c. <   
Also the New m
lflest eto& of lb*
Men’s Gloves in
Ladies Black and
183 Initial
to 75c.
Table Na kins and
1 dozen 'Iitlble Napkins
1.15 and 1.50. . 
Indian Nic-nac Bid#
len:
Ladies Wool Shawls all
The best Xmas present il 0
Scotch wrap fbr s Golf (380.
Our Store is 33011 till
  ‘ _ Men’s _and Lad ies’ Gloves and J 1151;   1-ooeiv allotlll-‘f
, ,Mitts, in Astrachan, Coon, Grey Lamb, e Ladies Seal Kitts 4-50 Old
n in ' _ ` Woll,_etc, etc.