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Bakingliowder
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creamoftartar.
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lay Find t_k_e_ Portland.
Bosrort. Dec. 20.--The cable steam-
¢ Minis. from Halifax, was at work
5 esterday re airing the Dux-
3
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bury cable. The hreak is sever
miles off Peaked Hill bars, and it is
"dei-stood to have been made on Nov..
27, the day of the terrible gale. The
place whore thc Minh is working* is
quite close to that at which the Portland
isaupposeil to havs sunk. It is hoped
tlieretore. that the lllinia may run
get-oss the wreck of the ill-slari'tid
steamer. ot at least some trices oili~ r.
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lesttalttf D
i Gent’s.
Snow Moccasins.
Patent Shoes. $1.65.
Hockey Riots, 82 10.
lee Creepers.
Slippers, Kid and Velvet.
Leather Leggings.
Trunks.
Overshoes.
Ladies.
Moccasins.
Box Calf Skating Boots,
Pit. do, $1.48
Tanned Bottomed.
Felt Boots.
Felt Slippers.
_rl
A ald McDonald, 50; John McDonald. 5:;
THE CHILDRENS OFFERING
To The New?-E. island Jubilee
Hospl!al» 1
Amount already acknowledged. `
$149.82.
Maude \\"aterman.10c; Stella and
Elsie Waterman. 100; Laura Stella,10c;
Helena Stella, 100. Total, 400.
Port Hill school.-B. W. Tairton,
teacher, 250; Mary Adams, 150;
Daisy Adams. 150; Jane RamSaY,
150: Sophie Ramsay. 100; Tl1oIna8
Kilbiide. 50; Flossy Kilbride, 50;
Blanchard Harper,5c ;0live Hnrper, 50;
Walden Harper. 50; Addie and Annie
Ellis. 100; J. Y. Ellis,10c.Tota1,$1 25.
Kensington school.-- Mr. Cir-
ruther’s room. $3.00 ; Miss
Sharp’s room, $2.00; Miss McNeill’s
room, 900; Miss Fraser’s room, 650.1
Total. $6 55. - ~
Albion Cross school. __ Alexan-
dria McClure. 100; Frank and
Georgie McClnre.20c; Katie Nicholson,
150; Janie and Margaret Ni0hol=on. 100;
Margaret Gay, 100; Norman Shaw. 50;
_Lincoln Currie, 50; Ella and Katie
Acorn, 100: Sadie Macdonald, 50; Don-
Tegcher, 250. 'l`ot:il.$1.15.
ummerslde Kindergarten.-Msdffe
Withycombc, 50 ; Dorothy witli_voomi>';.
1 50 :‘ He'euNoot1an, 50 ; P. Noonan, 50-.
,.~\tl;t Noonan, 50; Jean Grady,
ll0C; Ruth Grady. 50: Ruth
Cimpbell, 50; l)c»rothy Cimpbell.
150; Jean Currie. 50; Dorothy and
`\Vand:-i \Vyatt. 100; Henry Macleod,
i 100; George Sh-irp, 50; Dt nald Martin.
350; \’\"end-ill Beairsto, 50; Llewellyn
_ Rogers, 50; Bridiord Beer, 100' Ralph
` Ching, 50. Total $1.15.
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their dt cks.
Birch, 250. Total, $1.50.
` Rirnn Hitt snnnni- Mittnn stfnpn on.
(tea-'~'h@1`)§1`3I5C?$Vllli0 D0Ugl_1]0\`tY- 119100* Sgcretary Alger said 's a r
Douglas _ cien rich, 100; anie c- M_- G 1 Op h d d d
,Kendi-ick. 100; Amv Dotigherty. 100; that “lofi Tera l.s_  mn _Srid-
. - Hazel Dougherty, 100; Sadie Monk‘ey. ° C ° servlw 1" cfm? _a
| _ wc; Austin Doughel-;y_ 50; Louisa of the military forces in the Phtllipines
Y@0.19C; Aflllllf D~‘bi6- 100; J0`DU and would beretained in: that petition.
Maynard' ':""'i Wilfrid M"7”’"d° 5°; Whether he will be appointed governor.
Howard Doble’ all Wyman and byduey general ol the archipelago depends up- ;
most sati a. ry
on iutrue events.
ll
_Y ernon River S011-api-Lottie Iiiayjletzi BALTmUHE_ December 23____3evan_
250; Lidie Stewart, L00; Jessie 0 eo ; _ 1
gmc. _[_ F_ MaC@¢,na;d_ 90,3; Limp, teen ofthe brewing companies oi Ba -
7
fYaniderstine, 250; Mimie McLeod. timore have consolidated under the
 150; Cecilia McDonald. 150; J. Mc- _ 1 d B - C _
_Donald, 100; Joseph McDonald, 100: _“ma off", Mar! all rew;n§_ Voigt
tation J. Mcoontitd, ion; W. Weather- Pwr an H@s0l\aI100Saf@_P~t1 mn _
S., 10 ble. 100; Elsie McLeod, 100; Andrew .the absorption of the remaining tour.
"' ' lMcDonald. 100: Josie McMillan, 10* _ ,_ _ -
!l"r3nliJ.Mcl)0nnld. 100; Frank Mc: NEW YORK- D90- 23""(9P¢clal)._'_'
it Donald, 100; Allan A McDonald. 10:; Negotiations will be opened in 8. few
5 MMV MCD0U31d- 1003 M "le Ha d°"- i da s b Sir Julian Panncefoote for the
. Y Y y y
Kid Slippers. V200; Ellen Mfiocfnald 106,; Herbert abrogation of the Clayton-Bulwer
i $l°lt_h Gaiters' l r£f;)n;;2id1O_5cC’.Lf5a£§;§0i§13f);;?a;;;;r8r§,?ii troatv and for a new treaty guarantee-
a ises. = t t ' ' “t _ " . -_-
. 1 Matti-i Lea, 50; Everett Lea., 50; Etna lug the neutrality of the bica.rag“a
llllEllll}lN AllllllN
To Get Naval Control of S
The Pacilic.
...il-
The Clayton -Bulvver Treaty _R -
to Be Abrogated and New
Treaty I.||lad_e-lmportant
Appointments-Big Brew-
ery Combine ln Baltimore- S
New Yonia, Dec. Q3.-(Special)- l
Tnnfngiins ninrning linen, niinwing cally cheered by the inhabitants. many
19 Steamers to leave and 14 to enter 0f ` _ ‘ _
_ - A ortr ct has been si ned tor 88
0 a g
_ of a strip of railroad that will éonne
 N   llle GTBHE NOflh€rn  the  and stfon 1 re resentsd in mineral, agri-
-vi Parry Sound systems. giving a co
sage from Queen Victoria- Sound '
L ’ .' D b 23.-N - - .
_ ITDON’ ecem erm t Devispapt The Ialder-Dempsters will operate
S Z- 5 ' ' ~ 1
er _sie a‘“”0unc_e_ ‘_ _ ‘eu ew" direct connecting steamship line
Harrington, the british military repro- Summer
\VAsHiNtiToN, Dec. 23.- (Spec al)-
Tne govornment is taking steps to give '
it naval cintrol on the Piicitic, so as to `
maintain absolutely the political seo-
grapliy of thfit ocean as it noiv exists, _
_ prev-~nting any European tcrritoriftl *
i accessions that would in any way re-
. strict American commerce _
\VAsniN0.ToN, Dec. 23.--~ [Sp0t-ial]-
Congrt-ssman Hitt has been offered the
position oi ambassador to Russia.
0° thi (te noon
0 ll . ‘
vers 09° ch.|d ‘;L9a. 50; Frank Les. 50; Cl181`l€S M0- ctnal under American control.
' ren' ` Donald 100- George \Vea‘herbie, 100' _.l_--o---
ii ° -_ l _ ' _‘ _ =» ‘ ~ _
Occjsub ‘A“”‘° W"“'h°'b‘e' 5°' B"““‘°“ L°”"i snniiers Linimeni the medern Pain Cure
Patent Slippers. 920. I -_,__ 1 -d M D ld i5 . R - M._
Skating Boots, 78:. .O,u_o;-ig; algyggerite ;1,CM_<lJ14;?_ _ 5_5; All dealers 10015,
Egggfgr 3133;; IL. R. Matheson, 150; Esther Finnigan: _ I BELIEVE I will get one of yn0.~n
3 ` i 10°; Teacher' 00° Tmal $44” 5 solid silver or gold mounted silk un.-
Vl h°l° ”m‘;;‘°* °&u““t"d 316527 brellss for Will. They have them from
_ _ _ _ _ . Rs. OBKIRK. . - _
A job lot of Ladies expensive Slip-  _ MRL JAMES \VARBURT0N_ $5 t° $0: and_1_°"1Y ones (0°_ d f _
pm sold ata bargain to clear out. i Dem .33_ 1898_ \TVVA;hI§G b§\_<ik;(l_“;t01(;`°<;@l;;9D égg
l , . L --W1 ' U_"'“
Come and see. ew Or
l caPat° Ex' bummerslde papers pi as e and silver plated-Central Drug Store
GOFFIBIBCDS PY' ` _  '_
Gaiters.
Chocolate Slippers .
Spaniards and Insurgents Fight-
ing, the Latter Beaten- _ ""'“"""
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Gents Futttishittg Sale at
PRDWSE BRDS.
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Silk Handkerohiefs, Silk Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Braces.
Shirts, Lindcrst Drawers, Sox, etc.
%
C Allito be sold cheap during Xmax week.
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Be ture you attend '
  PRUWSE BRQS
Great (_ients’i Furnishings Sale,
During
CHRISTMAS WEEK'
%
o better prose
"Ven a Gentlemen than a.
5%
‘ moe tie. at pair
N _ . nts can be gi . . _
"W-"" '“R{n_<§n;.n‘nnt} ctntfnnn nine White stint,
/r
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Collars, Cuffs, etc, and you can buy them all Cho-‘ipcr at
PRGWSE RDS
THE WONDERFUL GHEAP MEN.
50%
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Gents’ Furnishing Sale.
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Gents Furnishing Sa
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Ii.oii.o. Dec. 23.-[Special]-Sew
_.Patrice -csu_tioE.
~ Governor of Groto-
CANEA, D10.. 23-Prince George has
ecuring liberty to all without distinc-
Ashe drove through the brilliantlyt
lluminated streets he was enthusiasti-
sentative in Abyssinia, recentlv com-
-Danloh Colony-Gusto
issueda proclamation promising to R¢SU|#t|°“9 ”°' °|’9W|\l
eral battles_ are reported between the    
paniards and insurgents in which the p _
latter lost heavily
Aguinaldo will shortly release all the A i cnntrallt  n A
Spanish prisoners. 1 `
ecelves a Cordlal Welcome as Grand Trunk 'Arbn`r!‘“
 ¢ol Domv-llle’l Teleg
trvvm with iuslici and it11Parii\11!. Accident - lmPerla'l' P
`0n. tnge.
_____ ti
whom earned torches MONTREAL, Dec , 23.-(Specia
i
_*@11-
‘”   ‘ ` i lwvmmv uumummvushuuhé
Sydney  _ fer, M'in1sterolAi’gri0ultui&.'i‘:
ali
1.
U”-.  '5“'°“\.
thgl;  to Cd'!iad¢_"atth 4_1
Petit;   increased 
 _2,0® feet. "1‘hi¥wYl'l[’;§vo the Domln-gg
ionffan ares of almost 31.000 feet 
‘ “ish rtttlilirh tw i¢|i°i°¢¢ss.i'i.l9P¢t.
In nie sgrainstinse 
_ .i2,ooo  i.   1- nd
_ Great Britain last summer, __ ___ _
 addition 8,000 feet 
alidtted for the Imperhl ell! 
as 5 -si-woe  °_ R
 -
~ ~ ci..
lin get! ng 8, feet addi Bl
f‘ph~l Imperiiil area, and 6,000 __ ._ ___!e in
ms colemialbuildi »1.000 1%
in Ill resevvedlH_ Fl* I _ pr0dl\etl.§`
02%  display in the notoiiil hun _
- vii? tw ==\»tv»=»+,l.f    _ er _
os" willinotlme limited to 'a_i'_tidu§i"olilll-
A " fication, as will  ifiicont lb ` _
to  Imperial* ciaestied exl|lbil8.  _
' f application hae bedlrmlde by llle llllllll-'fig
_lecturers elf A'grionlt\rll't‘1mplollll_Il16
inn .spine in are _Imprint  _
1)._, exhihit.iand it may he- that it,-. .will  `
miles assigned.  »   Y 
t Mr. Fisher states that the 
° natuialresoiirces ot- Canada will be
2 Y P
m- cultural and pulp~wood products.
propose to make particular features
of,” sad Mr. Fisher, “and no effort
a will be spiiredtto make them worthy
in of the country they represent. I
believe that during the coming year the
pulp and paper industry of Canada will
mnninated to Niinus Menntik bono- HAUFAX- Dec-1 23~_(SPf~"°ial)”’ have reached a stage of development _
_`_,
WssriiNe.ToN. Dec. 20.-Ex-Queen
Liliuokalani today sent to the Senate the i OTTAWA. December, 28.-Hon.
=, . a
graphic message of iriendsliipp from,MalC0lm MCD0U3tld N15 hiS S011
Queen V;ul0ria_ Fourehne, C. B. were drowned
The Negus was delighted. and order- lheif 5093 3WamPil1g-
ed that an artillery Slilufe be fired ill MONTREAL, -Dec" 23___(SP8cia1)
h°°°f °f Her Maiwy- Tnn ct-and Trnnk tins offered in rn
--- to the telegraphers’ ultimatum to
ILL PROTES'.l.‘S~ mit the questions in dispute to arb
' _ _"" ration.
of that will enable us tomake an exhibit
b that will tstonish the w_orld.?’_
y The Department of Agriculture
make an exhibit of agricultural p
_ ducts.
1 1 It has been suggested that a special
P y Klondike exhibit should be collected.
S05- With a country so rich, it should._nol;_ be
it- a difficult matter ~ to secure nliggsts
enough to make a display that wotld
open the eyes of all nbeliolders  
so
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following protest against the appropria- paters0n’»m;n;5te1. of customs has bud Canada ___
tion ot the crown lands of Hawaii by the
Hawaiian Islands on the 20th day of
Junuiry. 1891, do hereby earnestly and
respectively protest against the sneer- as goods are often sold at less for
iiOIl‘0f 0W’B8l'Sl1lP by U16 UDi.lBd SQKOS P91-'L thgn thgy bg-ing in thg hgme
o§il.hé`s‘o'0tiI1léd crdwu lands, amo1m1ing~ket_ Patel.,-son his Promiéed -‘the _
to about one` million acres and which
a conference with the board of tra
United States: _ _ _ _ _
T0 _lh6 SGUSEB Of lZl1G Uniiéd S18-188. _The Pnnclpal sub] ect discussed was the gyngll ggmmitmg gf ggutlg
--l, Liluoakalami, of Hawaii. named regulation basing import invoices ’ _ , 1
11911' 3PPaf‘-“lt 0° the mum °f AP51- the value of goods in market of pro- Pr0vit00¢S 8011016 WBSY, ,Wll°
1877, and proclaimed queen ot the duction _
Mem to rt _ d I S B -au ro_ ter would be left with discretiona.
y P Pe La? - e P m y P ' wers inthe hands oi the collector
test against such assertion of ownership P0
asataking of property Without dlle the p0I‘lZ. .
process of law and without just orother
people of the United Sales to do justice
011 seating Ontario Quebec the
' in conjunction with himself and *nd
. . _ L t ` 1 ` ' li Bcllellw »
Importers object _ to this regulation Bggaigginénmtyggiigasf Shortly
2X- the new yeiir this work will be
mar- menced. --
e The Minister of Agriculture has ar
' ranged to secure the oo-operation oi at
men
Mr. emphasize the  richness ot 
a . . _ _ _
.,, ctictico mtmtsrs,
°f cnwino. Dnnninnei 23._.[spe0i»i`]-J-.
The following are the closing rates :-
c.__,,,em,i0,;_ _ Tonosvro, Den. 23,-(special)-The Dec. Wheat. 661 corn. 36l;°ats. 261;
 refore,supplemenliug my protest Countess of Schimnielsnau will brin
| _
 " -l  “V 17. 1323.1 will 1_1P0U the Dfesld- a large colony of Danes to Lake Sup
_ ent ...nl the national legislature and the or district next ).e_“._
g a pork, 8.45. 
eri_ Jan. pork, 9.57. _ ..
_ May wheat, 68l;;00rn1 375; oats,27|.
pork, 10.20. " _
July Wheat. 67. corn.37§; oats, 25%.
I it this matter and to restore to me this ST JOHN, Dec. 23-(Special)-Col.”  ;
ind Headache. 250. at all Druggists-
scheme for the establishment of 'i
   A  industry h9rg_
Xmas
OF ALL KINDS.
_ cirv.
HASZARD & Mllllll
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and COLD3
THRUAT AKD Lllllii Aliliflillllltl
_ Lugg Bottlci, 25 cents.
Avis g t,1twizENCz~:Pco. Kt;1i1i;i:i=d.
l _,.ioperty, the enjoyment ol which is be Domv;1|e_ M_ p__ returned from
ing pithbdeld frlputi me _lay your govern- 1mdt0day_ _ _
IDBI): llll Bl' W .8 H1113 _Bl mlslppfe’ H h  a tele a h l _
hension of my right and title. ° as “”"‘”g °' gr P
..(5; _ ned) LH_IOUKALANI_»» to Yukon by cable irom Vancouver
2
__ ` a Skagway, thence over land to Dawson.
Use NERVOL. One application curesgif not,
ynni- innnny nnek. Eqnniiy good _for Neuraizir- OTTAWA, Dec. 21. --The Postmaster
General has signed a proclamafon
which will appear in Sa.turday’s
te, bringing into effect an imperial
’ penny postaffe between Canada
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which have given their adhesion te the ’ '
H  &  S those portion; ot the British Empire 1
H scheme. The countries which up [0  wah 
date have entered into the arrangement   “_ S _ 'I
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United hingdom, British 1ndia.,_New- SMP  . cn" Auf; V _ _ .
foundland,_Natal, Jamaica. Bermuda., g _ _ _'sn 5:,
/ _ _ _ _FOR_ _ _ _ in addition to Canada are:
UNEQUALLED IN THE """""
i ; 1 Cup ot
' § UICK CURE §
A Q FOR coUG1-Is O
T  2 tablespoonfuls of lst Samuel
,nu C r R; In adv for an A pinch of Leviticus
Barbadoes, Bahama _ Islands,
Guiana, British Honduras, Btiti
Africa, British Central Africa, Uganda,
the Niger Coast protectorate,
Niger Company’s Territory, Aden.
__ G  ceiision, Sarawak. Malay Straits and
J ohove. _
_ Fair, colder, north westerly gales.
Eng- 1
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Colonel Domville also has on hand a
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Wssnincrou, Dec., 23- (Special).-
SC-RIPTURE CAKE.
This recipe is over two hundred years
old :-
5-25
6-20
4-22
40-12
3-12
17-8
4 19
17-11
14-25
9-9
2-13
2 teaspoonfnls of Amos ' 4-5
Follow Solomonls prescription for
making a good boy, Proverbs 23-14,
nd you will have good, cake.
Judges
2 in ,°‘ Jeremiah
41 “ “ lst. Kings
‘° lst. Samuel
“ Nahum
“ Numbers
“ Judges
6-Jeremiah
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Season to taste of 2d. Chronicles
_ To Cure lleailaelia In len minutes sou
union Hellenic Poiitden.l0¢t$.
ittitttimttttiimtiititiiititig
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__ _ The regular Authorized Agents
of Sante Claus
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tithe People ot Caarlntle-
town
We oder yo _i your choice from
a whole big storeful of Christ-
mas Goods, gathered from the
best makers of Europe and
America. ‘
Ours is a regular Toy and
Fancy Goods S.o1'e. 'The whole
upstairs tint is given up to these
goods all the year round. W
have more Toys than all other
El.0l’e8 in the city combined and
we sell more. Come with the
crowd. It is safe to do this
when buyingtovs. Such crowds
of people as visit us Christmas
times are not to be found al. any
other store. They come for
Toys and Fancy Goods, and
Books and Christmas Cards, dw
They get the beet and at lowest
prices.
We are going to give some
very special bargains now in
Toys. Call and we will tell you’
about them at the store.
GEO. CARFER ll C0
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