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I l -nsive union with the same dynasty.”

, ”uNY0Ni§_@!ARAN'|’EE, !` There is a customs boundary b ,

uneven-ii an so .ruin what s

' il* 3°*'~*‘"°° Wm D°‘ ____ tionwhich exists between Canadaaidthe

___ Unitid States ’1he present particular

M111; QIIIIIIXOOI eng; his Rheuinatlam Care will cllh leer!! all eaaeo of rheuma-

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tween horwny and Sweden of exactly the same nature as that sources of func

iii tion dates from 1-880 and has regard ---------- o the Administration of Forex A!

gui? Norway mrs Up to 1885 these were withilld the _

y sole management ot the king but in f2,¢ gr# y .. nat vear the Swedish constitution was 'ul °“'° ""k,,,,,,,° ' ° iitered so as to ive ter ower to &l>‘ls:°"t=°nt°tais - May 't out' ' Parliament, thug; the grvuedlsh phiinister ‘ E" ”

in. it Foreign Affairs has become the Di

Isle ,______ ia or of tne F oreing Affairs of Norway.

i circumstance which the Norwegians

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The Basis °f union is un si:t\dl:id:ia1:gllict‘s,’ oldlxisederogald yolo

gatlsfaetory~-The Present Norway 1;: ii soverign state Waited till the last days and still undecided ar you?

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Difficulty ~- Their I-lleiory G,;;§°u,i";°h§;h‘,:Pwm,, ,hi 99': It s one of the hardest tasks of the year to pick out

and Strength Compared. _ P1* “f N°1`Wl3i Wbldll' *Ill Ill 1391 5! Prnmiss lm t' lt'

that radical segtion which demtw S 1 But why should it be? Charlie needs a ne t, or ta-

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eninr sei-vine 'riieie deinundn led in ii pair of gloves Mother a new umbrella, Grandma a sir ei

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Ps Ee L The news from Norway and Sweden conflict and to another elctioi iii which any slippers that will soften the H001' to the des, oldf% _ ---~ fnf$”ii§l'§i§°§hllllnZf“ riff" enffilill §'$2e'§§§lfi'°°iql°.l's‘l2llli:§° i-llil»§Ti°f§ N°“‘° “ 51°" “"4 ° "°“‘ik°’°"‘°f °°*» "md 3”* ‘ If

- -- »- _ h d lov or dllt' thewee toddl b tth l tlrlstmas and New Year f::;;"::::.:;:;i°i::.;°:;;°;:,:if::ii._ i:°i:.;:ii°"§i: :°:‘.";.°:::"‘ T‘,‘,;,;;, ,,;;»,,,,e 3,, ;0u, <;;m,, 0, ,e,,i,,,..°.,'.i¥....i i ° at

' _ ` t ms to be approachinga Service. “and ilually. in 1896 decid d to a, ~

_ Hnhdays' lgiligldiu glelle basis of union between the adoptaNorwegin national neg which no* ut be warm*d ‘nd cheered by a’ Chn5t’m°€@ tgghecwd

Excemslnu RETURN 'HCKETS two is unsatisfactory to both. but es- would contain no synbol of the union l A fl'0lI1 Um' Inge and Varied Swcki and d0 ,V011 T95 1 HN D* _.___ not-iiilly to liioi-way, and _ there are dis- with Swéden King Oscar has refused Pincus you will gain by making those others happy

Eu smmm mn MLLEBE vAcn|m|_ iinct rumblings of a possible early set- to accede to this demand and the irre _

_ tlement of the trouble by the arbitra- concilable attitude of Norway tended to "

,mm 0_,,,,,,,,,,, mi, ,,, “_lt_ im., i,,¢,,,,i,.e_ ment of the sword. develop the counter agitation which had 1]] ESQ us

mt£gisbn..u 5-.adage i~_i¢~s_eut;i-iz ccertihciigg v In order io appreciate the existing been giowinglixn Sw:-den d

v 9 ogy- -|-\r\1v\i\ n ¢ f' ,‘:‘\."'v l s ~ ~

Q . - , » ._ ~ . ‘dillienliies geiween horway and Swe- In 1895 the orwegians vote except O G, T k D

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anthlli Bifillrw1i`i‘ai°fl’i;t5:l‘5»'§»s sinrlirflire lamie den. which s thus feared which will re- ional army estimates; ihe Swedish Diet T H or Mar °°'l'“;lfeJi?i°el'e°iln=gnna roi- goin journey nite, snlt in an eventaalfcontiictdt is necessary replied by increasing the usual ciedit ear-or insi_ie,a~i`d will brsoiidlorwturn up 1°' to review the two history ot the cor- tor uiitore een expenditure In the same ""““"'“d‘““§',.‘,‘,‘,‘“i»‘,f,’é3’,§u“8‘|°_‘;'E nection between the countries. We need year, however, the Swedish Govern

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B,en_B,on mum tickm Wm,” mug, ,mm not go quite as far back as 1066. but it mentlproposed the appointment of a Joint

December 'list i,oJa.ium 2nd, both inclusive may be ot interest to remark that th e Cominis~ion to examine the Acc of **1€‘g‘e‘;f__‘:‘r§‘,;‘,§1;‘f,§§§0r gm” journey after Norman conquest of England was near- Union with a view to the discovery of a

is‘;e_otlis_;1ne. spd wgilvbplgoqgggor return upto ly anticipated by a Ncawegian pgiquest; modus vivenidi between the iwg bcofpn "" ."‘“` “ mg ‘}““ " , ' ,' _ _ Harold 1 ardrai a. iiiv' o orwa tries Swe en was re reseiiie ve h;£:li§li$~Sdl;2ogt?dd.0nl) for c°n`mu°uSJ<iu my having been defelited lily Harold tb; Moderales and two Coi}i~iervutives?Nor 9~ A-§"g);,_§,‘;éndpn, g連'§f§i\£§gI; last Saxon king of Britain at Stamford way by four Moderates and three Ridi- Bnii~5ny office. cont-ioiietowii, Bridge. just prior to the advent of Wil- cats The reports of the Commissioners

tl In 1389 Nor y ithS eed following summ ry is drawn I I

D°°' 9' "399°d"“ 1”” ‘md ,liam the Conqiieor. are now available and from them” the , min um, 1....-. _ ~-*.~»__-' .___1=_______-_i ° ~ wa was united w' w - a

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nfway,aue at an assemblv at Calmar, in ¢f Norwav has been likened to An 1394 the three States were mire for- hbsolute Monarchy resting almost dir inally united In M48 Sweden and ectlyononeoftbemostdeinocraticstates

' Norway sepera'ed from Denmark. out of society in Europe WhentheCalmar 1, 1

, , , e two ears later reunited. In 1523 union w ti d n \\ b k rl -" '”‘

en and Denmark under Queen Margaret. Noitn ar’s narrnr nivroisr

- of Denmark, andthe 1)a.=iisl1 kings were During the Middle Aires the situation

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Denmark and Norway formally sep- in the sixteenth century. Norway became

"””“ arated themselves from Sweden. asscciaicd with Denmark. and the Dan

To & 'rnii Piisi-:Nr ni_i~‘Fici:L1'r. i h kings were afterwards accepted in

Existing troubles arise from the nature Norway with scarcely a show cf resis

ofthe understanding then arrived at be tance

‘tween the two counlries and thedisputes lt may be here mentioned that the

---~ . centre round the question whether the Orkney and Shetland Islands were col ~

E P ~ F ° King of Swedenfwho is also King of onies of Norway up to 1468 when they

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l acts of the Norwegian Parliament. ' king Christian l. and nr-ver rcdcenied , _

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The pnnciple adopted at the time of The great crisis wnich has affected ~ Wlth all 1l`,S Xmas a,l',l',l‘ 1; b k h

a, ac ions ut wa e u t cdr

Messrs James Paton & Co to-day ,h - - 1814 ,hit Th t th b ` 5( ’ P

make the following unprecedeéted OH," eunion in was 1 i- o wo eniodern relations etvieen Sweden _,rg there Vlvld pleasln reahtles are thece most en

fr ‘ I an mt an the P E I countries should be siibyeci tothe same and Norwav came as a result of the "¥FE"'\ gli _,_ g g ern ee r rom

2,?" Kfgwe every person on ,he Islmd an common interest each having complete the recovnition oi Marshal Bernadotte,l _ lllg p0W8l” Of lZl11S great St0I‘B In lilrlllgthg 'B0 y0\1f‘ Ve

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Here ,S ,be annouucemunt Vmiore 1809 42 there were Serious dispntesbe Swrelen in 1810 One ofthe results 0

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wmmhg fm,” points be,,,,ee,, ,_,mme,.. t ween » e co es, on _ laye ap eon eat in 1814 was the side and Tignish, have only to buy goods by tact and good sense of the King; he treaty of Kiel by which peace was con

ig be .aging on vgeggesdsy m0m,;3g bee: Crown and act , togetheriin matters of Napoleonic wars, which brought about F ,ff ed Hoilday Stocks' enough to Open you! eyes to th

tothe amount of $20.00 to $30.00. also exercised a steadying iniluence in cluded between Great Bi itiiin and Den 1

From Hunter River and between it and 1863. when his people expressed passio- mark on the ine side it id between

a ielloiis Dongs at The Big Sto

lmm_erslde.$10to $20. nite synipnfny into ine roles in rnoii weiien una Denninrii on the otiie- one Every day the Big Store is crowded to its utmost ca acit S

Rim, $5‘m$,0_ - _ bmw iii mei; war with Austria and to mode" = oppers throng its every section from first landing to top lloor The Big

, rpm some sis in 320. - _ crowded this ear than ever before

Between Sourie and St Peterr $l0fo 115 Russia' . . _ (Continued on Tne rlnird Pave ) y

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Sllll00*1 b°l»W"“ R°“1lY “li H““‘°1" nsuriertion avauist Russia. and with the ftl-eariitlrs ofthe treaty ceded \‘orway h '

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~ _~ A pnrngrunii in ine constitution ot g g gg This trcmcndour increase of trade is entirely due fo the excellent valu

Between Mount Stewart and Georgncwn

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an "eng, ‘ df" an no own’ independent, indivisible and non trans- , 9

300 small ieces Ladi s ek F

v,°;f:'§,.,, b%°;,,,-_,,_.,.i wth, ,.e¢,,,.,, ,,0,.,,0,, ferable realm uni ed with Sweden unier g 8 REHEDIE3 M P 0 NB IIPS,

“ibm mlm ,fm wlychasmg then- dry tone kino lis torm f government is a Hughes, cough Mum” BUWS, just t|l0 fill' 'DUI' Z°0d’]- _ ' _ l llitltl fllltl ht}l.'€(l1l}.~l1`y I1lOl1l\I'Clly- _ For Con hs. Ctlds Bronchitls Hoarse

` ' 1814 reads as f°11°WS= ' B10' Store s rices bein fullv 10 ‘o In er cent lowe h d

s1g;>$i5.M Ste H d Ch I net _ “The k,ng,,0n, ?,_N0,Way ,S ,, ,rw in P g ~ P rt an or mary stores

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This offer is good till Saturday morning, mg i ig the one king, with the common HU8h;$'eg|’°:*tS°f§ llglgx-'far chronic “

We 24*-bi iust. _ rifflit to declare war and make eace B “ohm D D

& C0' fel' botah countries" the uiiipn has also 3-'*rg°°“Ems and Lung Disease' Price S

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giigfgyiiyfg °§\;f,§c;;;uRh,g'§;1§*5};,m A This Depart ment is fully prepared for the biggest day s business it eve

_ speeiui Remedies nnepni-eo for or rrow is the great day for buying Xmas gilts for gentlemen and this store poss

SPEPSIA, 1vD.GFs'1'ION, COAST!

F°rth° Best English Drugs and than any two stores in the cit Its assortments ale be t d f

PMID.. etc tc vantages It has double the space of last year Its stocks are more com

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J T. E. b HLGHESTHE PEUPLES y uying mas gi s ere an pay 10 to 20 pei' cent less for them

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C,,,,,,i,,tt,,,,0,,,, S,,,,,,y,,,de 1 our Gent s Scarfs, New Goods at three prices--Qoc Soc and 450

~ Silk Umbrellas, New Silk Neckwear, Silk Mulllers, Silk Handiierohic

- kerchiefs, Silk Braces Underwear Bath Robes Shuts (ollars, Cuffs etc

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ens ur oa. san o ars, cn s ine oves alps Man’

al; $1 00 Holiday Gloves of rare elegance and excellence from Dent,

- Opens For the Season on- l‘0yELll3y tllld tl16 I10l)llll3y

honda mem” Dec 26,1, 98 300 Pairs Ladies’ Kid Gloves worth $1-25 this Week 75|: O

URUGGIST. all 0I`(llll8.l‘y Sl30I‘BS

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Tickets for sale at the Drug Stores of

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son & J0hn=0i, Kent St , at the follo J K E S lllg I3. 83 _-

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year

A few davs more and Xmas is here to make 1;,

Gentlemen $3 50,

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15255;” egg For Less than the Cost of Flat

rinnnennue ioo @'l hey Are all This Seasons Stycsg

A special discount th

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inniniyiioineie win be innoe of io per In all the leading coiours ant. black, sizes range from 32 to 44 Accordin t

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cent on amounts of $8 O0 t $15 00 d D .

of 15 per cent when amoufn ls abt; retail standard of value, these Jackets nic worth fi om

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$1.9 00

Parents can send their children to the

Rink this winter without an fear of the 6 0 t

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hearts and homes, but the purchaser will be stil1ml;l1Y i;iPPi)l

t(l}iey(§>u§ their presents atthc Modern J ewclry and ppFa,iicy

oo s tore. We haves large variety ol goods to Seie 1,

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spéa that no rwvdyism is allowed on the “Te have assorted them rn six diffeient lots, and will offer them com

,mmm Womb ,he om obhm g row, Sotuidiy, and while thei last, which wont be long at such prices as we

]anit0r will be found at his usual post great' cale

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little ones being hurt, as the mnnnoer $

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y o our customers can testify Before ' ' _ » . purchasing visit

oni store and sec what we have to Selegf; from

The modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods Seb;-e Prowse New Stone Block, opposite Post Olilce l

- SUNNYSIDE.

The finest band music the city affords L01; 1 1.013 2 1.01 3 L01; 4: Lelll 'J

will be provided an l Galbraith’s Band Y

will furnish it our

using nights ueneuni Monday uno Ch0lCe at 25

Bi-.noi afternoon every aimuate Sa, Equal to 50 per cent reduction from their actu il values We

“ray 41° 6 P m come early as first choice is worth cotning early for

ildren s skating,a.fternoons Tuesday

and Frida , 2 30 to 5 30

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