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At Which Port Will thc
Troops Land?
EXPECTED JANUARY 7.
Garrison Chapel Destroyed,
Earnscliffe Damaged by
Fire-Troops Praised.
ii ii_i_ riiizv i..\_\'u AT i~i.\i.ii-nits?
0rT.\\v,\ Dec. ll-(Special.i__There is
no word _vet whether the S. S. Lake
Lhiuiplaiii will land Col. Otter and men
at Halifax or St. John.
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American Sugar
THi~: annual mezting of the Maritime'
Commercial 'l`ra vellers’.~\ssociation wi s
held at the Halifax Hotel Tiiesfay
evening. 'l`lie President and Directors
submitted their nineteenth annual report_
as f0ll0“’~*: The year just closing has_
been a prosperous one for the Association, i
the rnenibership having increased fronil
355 in 1899 toizll for i900. aga`n of lil, of
which :rijoined at Halifax and 3! at St-.
John The Nova Scotia membership now
stands at Ziilifand New Brunswick at 158.
After transactiug otherimportantbusinc ss
the election of oilicers was proceedid
with.-Halifax Chronicle.
AN Islander residing in Jamaica Plains, l’
Mass., sends us the following account
of 'l`liaiiksgiving Day in that city.
The morning was somewhat cold, and
cloudy. and about eleven o`clook snow
begun to fall thickly and fast, but only
lasted for a short time when the delight-
ful sun shone forth in its splendor,- mak-
ing the remaining part of the day ii
pleasant one. As a visitor passed by _he
may have noticed that most of the stores I
shops and ufills were closed which indic-
ated that every working man and woman
were to enjoy a holiday in this pc rti in of
l'ncle Sams Dominion. To the casual
observer the day seemed fo be thoroughly
appreciated as in many parts of the city
the thoroughfare was almost impassible
on account of the crowds of men, women
and children swaying to and fro particip-
ating to their hearts content of the cod
The troops and nurses which left Cape _
Town on the Roslyn Castle will reachl
H-ilifax about January Tth. _.i _ 
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Ciiiii-3 Towx Dec. li-(Special)-'l`he citi- 
I mi-i.i»nii»:rs i-'on coi.o.\'i,ii.s. 'j
zens today gave a public farewell to 1.800l
Canadians and Australians leaving forl
home and many compliments were
bestowed on the Colonials.
il AIIHISON (`HAl‘I:II. H'\`f`¢ .\'ED.
il_\i.ii`_\x. Dei-_ li-lb`peciali_ -.Thei
historic Garrison Chapel caught tire from 
the furnace today and was burned to the i
ground. 
i:.\R_\‘sci.ir‘Fi: lisiiaiiaii Bi' FIRE. _i
OTr.\w_-\. Dec. 14-(Speciali.-A The
interior of liarrisclitfe, the late residence l
of Sir John Macdonald, was badly
damaged by tire today. l
_“ Evil Disposifions
  Early Shown."
=]nf’so¢‘v|1infh¢bloodcorncs actin
 of scfofula, pimples. etc.. in
eww .ma ,wma ww- T-ii¢~__f~
iti1a¢itanbeera¢iafe»'byv&'"9H°°f-*
Sarsapnrdla. ¢4rn¢r¢'a’s Greatest Bedi-
a'n¢. Evi'1aIix¢s¢a|i¢1_iridi¢sill¢bl00J»
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RUBBERS
UVERSHUES
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We have the largest stock
in the Citv, made by the
1...-.mm iiubber co. Ther are
lhcf beSl.
Men’s Oi/ershoefb
Ladies’ Overshoe-¢.
Misses’ Ovcrshocg
shoes.
Men’s Rubbers,
Misses’ Rubber-9.
('hilds’ Rubber=_ _
(.1-anby’s wear like iron.
Gllllll Bll0S.
fresh air which to them was a benefactor
and ii relief from the confinement necess-
ary in prosecuting their daily duties.
In the evening a nuniberof relatives and
friends assembled at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Matheson. where an elab irate tea'
was served after which the company ad-
journed to the parlor where games and
social and instrumental music, of a high'
order, served to while away the evening
hours. Refreshments of candy, nuts and
fruit were passed around to which all did _
ample justice. At a seasonable hour the
coinpaiiy bade farewell to Mr. and Mrs.
M itheson, intimiiting that they would l
call on them at an early date. and e: g
pressing their hope of spending iiex;
Thanksgiving evening with them. The
company then joined in singing "God be
with you till wc meet again" after which _
they be ok themselves to theirrespective
places i§hode. Among those that were
nresen _ n the occasion were Messrs.
Holam M iihes n John Ma donald and Mr.
Spikes and lldiss Hannah Hiscox (sister of
Mrs. Matheson) Rosie Fisher (formerly of
Compton N. b.) Mary E. Campbell and
Mary Beairsto (formerly of Freetown P. _
E. I. but now of Watertown, Mass.) Af
I regretable feature of the evening`s amuse-
ment was the suddenly taking ill of Miss
Minnie Hiacox who was thus prevented
from taking part in the general enjoy-
ment. The Mr. Matheson referred to
abrfve is n son of Mr. George Matheson of
Tatamagouche, N _ S. and Mrs. Matheson
I is a daughter of Mr. James Hiscox, Free-
( town, P. E. I.
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For the masses, not the classes
Bentley‘s Liniment is the fam lv _
medicine chest. Price 10 and %'c.
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HASZARD & MOORE’S
BIG CHRISTMAS
SALE
Store open until 9 o'cIock
l each evening-
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Where does Santa Claus live?-~50U»ta
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]M[ `(J'€1 CJ ‘S "°i: i°‘;.i.‘.‘%. i.2.:§:..°. i.. imma
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wf OP NW Y°‘“‘° G?.;:‘;’si;if.'o.';l;? eisnii .._§s5, 
_.rescues or- Whist1e,,_ Guns, Soldiers of t e ueen
Piano. oRc.».N Asn voice CULTURE. Bui1.iin§ei_¢_1__o§}<§5__{g; B§,§k2‘;§S»Li?,f,‘§‘§,‘,?
Voice cultureaspecialiiy- , . t_ Sialieil’ J kS_ Steamers, Ruber Ball
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Studio-’l`anton’s New Buildinih Grea lI3iil1III1ll?snTraaili:1s etc.. etc-'”Ji"-" l""'i°” 8° C
céor e street icharimewwn. P-fn I'
Otlice hours; 12 to l. 5»t0 5- ` 8-3
H1- I 1ath.tf~
h , but carried
liliglgolllilzegf tClhli'ii;€mii3 golondis in a_ sack on
his back, so ge 00_:;1¢_i;l_i;‘:  flgigzdg l I Instrumental Duett~Overture to Poi t
' - s _
pllnlslgliilvlallllzl arid carry his great load.‘§'_I¢,8°i~ i
a 8 f reindeers and sleiirll- S0 ii* Wiiiii _
aitfqildlgnothe hearts of a greater number of ;
y 3
B A American Steel and Wire
_ _ I American Tobacco
THE serious illness is reported of John Brooklyn Transit
McLean, driver P.. E. I. R. and C. LF, Burlington
Clarke, a. section foreman of same. Their Cgntinenml T0b_
friends hope that the attacks are only Federal Steel
temporary and that they will soon be Fed¢1-a,1Sf,¢¢;\p,-id _
'~'°“'“l@SC¢Hi/- Louisville a.nd,=Nashvil|e
Aiuoso. those of G. Company returning New Y°"k Cenirai
with Col. Otter on board the Lake Cham- Rock Islaml
plain are: W. M. Harris, R. W. Cameron, Sb' Paul
W. E. Coombs, D. R. Kennedy, G. A. llennessee C°°'ii“`i‘i im”
Arbuckle. The Champlain will reach Ulll°ll PM Prifd
Halifax early in January. Unllledstaies Rlibl’
living under despotic tyranny as in aland tl 1 h
Dee. 14.
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tremities, when the feet warm up and the SWEARING VOTERS. __ expensive and by no
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New pocket edition of Dr. Humphreys some verbal com mints h h d ` K rugef Wallis Peace The “test .ml “R”
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Humphreys' Homeopathic MedicineCo., um l“'l“ARDlAN’ and We have the mdig' °f i’i°°'ii°° is 59'* il'
GOL, \Vi1liam &_ John StS__ New Y0rk_ Iltlllb l0i.l}€)‘ Of R€f0I‘l'lI€I‘, WhICh 8.pp88l‘S In _-___ - Cami Wm d g
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G R I P ing oaths to voters at the polls. For some _ _ D0 sons an naoplnnd
to have been more of this sort of' thing at Piles WNW* I9 f°“°“`5
' t N 't d .t G _ .
"' " ” " " the recent polling,or at least more in some mg il av' ge all metal Clements i I lake °l°"lll'° 'flu
  M I _ _ _ _ force was compelled toretire by Delarey mm; you know that I
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_ oca ities than has been usual at elections. wlth 2_3” mem three months exception,
__ The general subgect is one that is worth Four omoers were kmed_ other casuab night bemgsugf | 1,4
considering and it is by no means so piles I wna down ill
Swearing Voters. _ ` _ ‘ I ‘ aiiiesnomiven
simple or one-sided-as oun- correspondent l lim mi’ “° 3°”
. __ _ _ _ Boi-:R Aarivrrv .i'r_»Ml\i\'r Poii\"r.‘. Agooll brother told
b,R___Wedne5day was election day. A Reformer appears to think. The election l' ` __ Cure nd “nat
_ f _ LoNno:~, Dec. 14.~-(Special)-Lord M' Wm Wim
reason not ully explained, there appears Kitchener reports that atb" Severe nghb after buffering severe
308; °:ih‘;lierC;‘;l:u;vIlll;;ll;;l_l{;§° or more of which may be administered Lycllliellbllrg and were repulsed’ “lm at cured me and I will
' ' ’~ ' ' . B thi it _ _ "
Side of vo__ing_ Surely, it is a_ regnemble oany person claiming to vote and whose ; _9_ _‘im  K _ m;h1;0l‘k llilgl Pu’
state ofaffairs where free tom British rlizhttovote may bechallenaefl- "ill ll`°°°s " °°“‘°i i’°°'° ‘"’ Hn'
ubgects have to undergo such persecution Thus 9, person dmmlng to vote may be P1`8D&l‘€d f0l‘ all &U'»&0k by flfil-B611 blind gsestlihzlliilm ll “millis-
b=<.ause they dare to evercise the right of Sked bo attest thathe _S a Bmthh qubJeLt_ red Boers and the situation is considered ‘ use n .nu an
heir franchise Why call an election at e lou
ll if the electors cannot vote as they wil l Yell" ‘lf age’ that he lsquiliiiled i'° “ite S r S "ld mlmll lt °nd'l’ u
wlbhout fear or favor hat his qu-iuhcanonq to vote are time GENERAL BOTHA cum \ MEETIM- 3"" l"‘V°i'l‘“
bl ’ d ted mi' ie 9-’° D05 l`¢‘C¢lV€d 01' been UI‘0lDlS€d 2000 men and has calleda meeting for SenlltnPyl'.\lld
:.l:_l:`°;l;_h;l_l_e;_i;:;;t vee;l;e_;lSf;f_;au°l;__e& a bribe The theory of the lavi is that the Saturday ltglulol' little book
thinking people elector must have °el`i'“l“ qllallli°“'i'°°S Kwon .un Dnwiar AGAIN* rlnnriisi.. Mtmrnya sa ‘ -ny
Now, Sir I think it is high time a and be free from certain possible disabili- Re rt ___ Gen K dnew t re' I il If “ th
C‘l1S8<l€ WHS C0ml“9IW@‘i against this ties, that he must of himself know that _po s_y _ l “ox _an i e_ are d “_ N_a~“
obnoxious custom of swearmgelectorsand he is qualified and noun any way under 82510 fighi»\llS» “BOX b€U\K ill ¢0UJ\l¥\¢ ‘ll uv
a statute doing away with the curse made _ _ _ _ _ tion with a column at Reddersburg. _
the law of me land as the whole tendency disability to vote, and shall if required _ ' _i A mitid
of it is to corrupt the electorate and sink attest on oath that he is entitled, to vote. Il' is llelleved mlllly °l Dewels li°ll°W"'i lbw! WK iOll3‘
dw ' have been captured 8'* 1 My' Q
m:I1`S Smile ini/0 DPT 1-00- We need not here discuss the necessity of ` ` l
R.:-:roam-za.
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g 19 Grand Choruses-Rule Brittania and to be deterred by motives of delicacy or _
S, U05 Save the Queen". - ~ - ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ‘ '
' ' irritation from taking the oath and voting
Si iSSi0D 20 C@Ui»S~ C°“°”`i' iii' 8° for the candidate of his choice. _
._ _ g bribed persons ought to be permitted to available mounted infantry at Aldershot A
| assist in the election of members of M9-ii* *md °f»il¢1` mimlf! Shl»$i°l\9 U0 dlk'“‘W‘.u
Africa. _ h°‘u',‘ M t n
Glcven, X:
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There are certain things which all men- _ The W" om” fell." ll’ lleiwf °‘°“iVil
_ has of ___ community know about each _ list in the fight with Dehirey andthe M
5 =other and their qualifications to exercise “li” exists th” °' numb" dn* mf’
the voting privilege. There are other have bw” °*Pi'“i'°‘l'
Bak;  , l things which are known only to the init- icaccnn nav sun ron rnacs. le* _
'N vidual himself, and the law provides an Report, fmm :mg gmqnnt .R “.5 
cl iimed to vote refused to take the bribery
a. bad thing that they were thus prevented
_1‘_\;_ There is no doubt, and the fact is a re
grettable one that these election oaths
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` I _ -il necessaiiily, but with the intent to cause
are sometimes administered not onlv un
_Gym
annoyance to voters who a.re} well-known
     tobe in possession of good qualifications
and to be entirely above suspicion as to
'W their personal integrity. This practice
UNuE\ "IB DIRECTION oil MR-S-im EAM-E cannot be too strongly condemned. It is
PR(,GRAM_ also true that the candidate or party who
causes the oath to be administered thus
and peasant _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ unnecessarily, or with the purpose of an-
2 Qufiliitli:lTt£ilI?n?llail.lnEllr0f° Earle' noyance, usually suffers from such action,
Th M-_‘ses Ear e ,mi 'B',I'e'S`é,1s`_`i,~_`a`r|`(,`_' ' ' B it we think a qu_al_ilied elector ought not
R;,dilng_ _  _  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ to be unduly sensitive in the matter of
i if” WHY- being sworn. We recall an instance in
_. 4 l'°°lll §a°il§l;"§%§;?l§lt£l;fm_SE“°' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘
' ' which avenerable man, well known and
_ 5 gorge; Sg1g._Ah Chg Le Mgrge from fairly wealthy, was thus confronted with
Il.TI`0ViiiT,»_0l’€é . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
. . :the bribgfy gg_t;l1_ He |°epligd_:°‘I will take
l' - r°wll° ' h ith most ch erfull and I will add to
6 So -A Wa.rriorBold . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . .
_ _  eo ' l y’ _
ng M1-_ C_ Hg,-mam, I it that I have been a voter for sixty years
.~ 7 Whistling Solo . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ _ . _ _ . .
_ _ ands at no election during that time did I
8 C ~ tDu£%€'l Barl°“'~ ever receivea bribe.” Maha GUY PII? of ~'¢i DI!
orne _ . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . _ . _ _ . . _ . . .
_ _ _
9 Reading. . _ _ _ . . _ . _ .
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_ _ We d° ll°° lhlnk the repeal °f the oaths .
° Rev. Mr. Fullerton. as to qualification and bribery would tend I
10 ‘local S010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . either to the improvement Qf  nlor.
;§;i._l_lad and Quartette. _ . . . . . . . . _ _ . . _
._ als or the greater Security of the Stage,
. . . . , _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . , _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . .
_ . Th are unfCrb_mat_ely wo many cases
a Miss Florence Earle and Quartette. ei`°_ » » _ ’ h h k
f 13 Volin Solo . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . , . . . _ _
..Gavote in which the necessity for Suc c ec s
e _ MT- Vinuivombe- exists. The parties who object loudest are
e 14 W ocal Solo . . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . _ _ _ _ . _ .
 _ _ _ ._ _lmauy those who have certain samples
f . Miss- Lyon. of conscience best known to themselves.
16 Reading . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - ~ » - ~
- - The oath test no doubt causes annoyance
17 001150 Ulieti' - - - - - - ~ - - - - - ~ - ' ~ ' ° ' ° ' ' ' ` '
" to some honest. sensitive natures but no _
a.
man who will take a. bribe will also take
the bribery oath and so perjure himself.
_ "'° ""'-'_-_'_-' _ ___ But this is not always true. We are in-
formed that at a single poll in the election
iust passed, as many as 17 persons who
1  ‘ E.  ‘ olth. But for that obstacle they would
‘ _ have voted. It was a. good thing and not
_ Yours»e¥»°»._,. `  m_U~.`-,,s,6nS_.N°~ me Wm ¢mt,,,,,,_{n,,_¢_ i moan nounrnn 'rnoors ron .ii-'nic\. _ A Bom” 8*
Freetown D`ec_ mth 1900; ._min_ors. or citizens ofa foreign State, or The War Odlce has ordered all the, aww* _*mi*
notable feature of the days proceedings law provides some Six forms of wth, one _The Boers also made an attack on three MW ee“hx”_
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Tocureaeoldinoneday. _
All druggists refund the mon if li. fniln
to cure. 251:. E. W. Grove's gknntnre la;
on each box.
MARRIED
bride’s father by the Rev. Thomas Hicks,
Warren R. Vessey,to Hatt-y only dnughte
of Mx. Abraham Brown of Little York.
boro Street, on Dec. 13th by Rev. G. P.
Raymond, Alfred B. McLeod, of Baie
Verte, N. B. to Ethel Blanche. daughter
of Mrs. N. D. Armour, Charlottetown.
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HALIPAX Locht AND PR oviNciAt“§?f_Zf.‘l§.‘-if-°““  cttiirhi 
Jnn.Wbe\t ‘Di
miywnutili-
BLEBDIHG
` `A~'id all Other Furl
Before a. Surpciior Force --on -fd -mm
I yi a yrnli
of Boers. ' --
Thousands of men ai
fromsome form of pile
knowing the exact nntu
Pl
-1*--_ or knovringit careless
4; , , -+-~ Moon noni Aciiviii ~--=~»~i-~ M
` . In cases of catarrh Hood`s Sarsaparilla The fnlluleof calves
_ ' heals; the tissues, builds up the system, ____ can pu” hu bf]
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H
‘Pe _ f tl bl d d
Guess impurities rom ie oo an hclk" themlypum
The use oi 77" sends the blood tingling ' I lounuonbm
through the veins until it reaches the ex- Mounted Troaps Sent- Knox 3213,” g no mg
\Vhy Sir we would he quite as wel and so, that he has not already voted, or Gen, Boghaw near Standel-ton wlth (2)3353 
Huff”
lens yum lo
-- _ oath as thsmeann by which the individ~ Kmgm- is making up ms mind mm; g .ad
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Mg fran M ualsoonscienee may be searched as to
aan] & 1%. l certain things either known only to him-
` -__ self, orbetter known to him than to other
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