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Lennox, December lajilll g cautious qiritsllowll in -m`qkar,_fg|» seats tc view the OOIDIIHOI procession, and also tor houses and apartments tor the season, which will practical); begm with the opening ot parliament next month. As regards seats tor the proees sion the oiiicial programme ot the route has not been published yet, which has a restaining influence on speculation. One agent, however, has already secured opt- ions on both possible routes and has let the windows at high prices.

There isa similar absence of reckless

speculation in house-property sites, in which there was such a eldmpat the Dia- mond Jubilee in 1897. There is a big west- end agent demand, but a market has not yet been actually crested.

arpucnrions raox aumuca ~

arrived two mouths ago, but offers are not very great. Moreover, many residents

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The government will have some diiiloul

For the lease oi a house in Park Lane 10 000 lbs. has been offered for *next year Houses in neighborhoods which ate not

rx iecmi to let at large premiums. IA. ton- i liliss in Portland ‘Place for June cannot be hired at less than 1,000 guineas.. The hire of flats. in Westbourne, Grove‘ Bayswater Rom and across Hyde Park towards Kensing- ton and Chelsea has gone up enormously. Small furnished houses ot from nine to ten rooms in Westminster, which is a

:selling at from £10 to £208. week, accord- ‘ing to position. f

Tl" Kiera rex-ensues.

The coronation of the King, fn".

ing as it will in Jung nggi, yin mme at an opportune moment imp um making of a national holiday. In the Deli. however, English Sover- eigns have not always, as an Enq_ lish daily reminds us, been so care- ful of the convenience of their sub-

ample oi the Emperor Charlemagne, who was among the very first to set the fushion in coronations, was crowned at Westminster on Decembvr 25. Henry III., owing to cirgum- stances over which he had little cm.- trol, underwent the ceremony Qu Oct. 28. and as the crown li-.id been lost. with the baggage of King John, he had to do without one. I~I¢»m~_v VIII. chose what is now quarter dnv

in Junei &§d..Y»h,B .13§¥_E;4W8.rd -\ea`.~rrf crowned on January 28. In mod-l‘

ern times Anne favored April, the first three Georges September and October. George iv..-f_.r“u1y, and wil- ul-m Iv- S6Pt&lher. If Coronation Day is in ftlturc to be 0bSé‘ved a,s a, public holidaynes it certainly- will be next year, `it_will adord a pleas-

anilzglllslrak ‘between the two popular

_, |10 `tS\\l`1tide and

£le"H~lt _llqiday’f`in';&'iT;xst.'

London Women Veg-rar-lane. Women vege_tar_ia.n"enthusiasts in

London licnelicirnt as well as educatioriuliwork in Llielriha- rity this summer. The New Xork Tribune cor.°espond.=nt. tells -if iour Ulf Doll) kitchens l‘~:»r poor chililiun, through which it i.; hoped this -list may be in'.rodu<:f:d into large rum- belb of these nf-mes. -.As soon as the kitchens are in full operation it isin- tended that :~-mp :imll be furni;~hi;ii to families in their homes nt it nom- inal cnsf, ~ ~

Each kitcnen is prmvivlt-ll with six

huge boilers of soup, and for a penny any wail may obftain one pint of soup, a. large slice of whole mcnl bread, sometimes varied with at Sweet. The scheme was introduced by Miss Florence I.»Nic!iol:son. lfciic- fal secretary of the London \'1;~.:<.iu- rian society. and the London \`c'_c- tm-ian association. J "f"

lliml _`\f‘;»-cl 16%?-

A ¢l»_~spatCh tO,_f_€l`l\e' I)r=if_\' ?.i::i\l :`1°<fm

ggghqggl _c~§}`-gy f§4mt._-;l;¢.9liIi-.~.t. zum! in fhg wiigltl h¢i:~rf§.iii!i .rliodint the ‘.'illn;“e uii]\Ihtitl. 'in ."l.fZ'»;i'.ii.i`._ ills :mir-"i was ls;:i;'.ii lluiljfi. aiifillie \‘.'n.s 'i}fL'\ yours of nge. Ile ?<~:=.\'».».~z lt-iiind liimi xml de:;c»mflant§;Sf The old india liitfli all ifis_tc¢ti\,' mid his ii-.c_u_lt.ies ~.i!.'<~»‘_i' iir,iiti[,.iir011l o\'eii§:;» to his last h'(.¢t`;i'~*¥n

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Gclllc 8 Ilclli cf illi-

're on wen dna Keen Well len- , late the lowels-. U7 Ulu* D"

canes ?l£il_nev-liver .fillh

You cannot avoid disease it- you

neglect to retlllatl the bowels and allow the liver and kid.n¢YS £0 512001110, torpld. sluggish and inactive. Dr

churn xxsneruvu' was src

most valuable family medicine ' one can conceive cl because theyln- vizorate and regulate _the -excretor! and anei-me oi-:alles M Oflpr Prevu- atlon was ever known to do. I

Mr. Geo. Benner. W|”f°n»

writes :-“I don’t like to have my name put in public print, but I feel it a. duty p to my fellow.-men :Q recommend Dr. j Chase's Kidney-liver Pills. For about four years I I was troubled with chronic' constipation and weahg- ness of the k)dn€Y8- MY 005515011 WI* serious when I |5629-ll t0 U39 DU- ‘ chases Kinney-liver Pins, and ,1 verily believe that they hat saved my ure. I em nowwell and feel ,l like e. new man." ’

More people use Dr. _ Chase s Kidney-Liver Pins than any other Cw* sdian medicine. They U-N P09'-1181' be' cause they cure _when other remedies fall. ~ Ask your neighbor about f-h¢m- One pill a dose, 25 cents 3 D03. ill 0601* en or Edmanson Bates a Oo.. Twente-

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y CUBAN. PRESIDENGY.

SENOR PALMA THE MAN WHO WlLi

. MOST LIKELY BE ELECTED

Hi! Lift a_€onlilnwus Struggle for His

C>0\\l\tr_\~’s lndb:_-en\lrm\»-Prlsaner in n 5Pll“'|i\\ U_l1l\Kedl\-lin Knows .ftmei-lean

Politirs and ,\\'onld Likely be Ar-step -

lable to rim United States (iuv rmnena,

.Senor Teolinis Estrada Pulmn, who

"*`ll|_Pl`-Ubllbly be eiccteil tin-, iirst llI`0S1<icnt ox free Cuba. would seem to be the logic-.il cnndidnrn for me

_ oflice. Scnrcely another living iniin

luis been so closely idenliiicd \\.'it.i the nspirntious of Cuba. and its struggles foi‘_indcpendence. "l`he re- Sl'-T_'~f¥ ,l11_ \\‘_bi<:h_;_he is..hel¢li by Cubans Qiould ` give weight to his `counscl, while, his nge and experience .would be it guarantee of conservntisiii. As

fthe United btattes'system of govern- ment and has studied thoroughly such questions as linancc and tariff. lie knows the temper. of that people and would be able to avoid giving offense to the American Government.

Senor Palma has notbeen, in Cuba.

for years. Some wise friends ad- vised him as soon as the war bc- tween the United States and Spain .broke outrto keep away during the American interregnum, and the ad- vice was in line with his own dis- .position. The nearest -he got. to Cuba. was during a visit to Key `West when the insurrection was at its height.

Senor Palma was born at Baya-

imo, inthe eastern district of Cuba.,

a.t.thB University of Seville. Not

,until 1868 did hebecome prominent-

'ly identified with the movement for

“Cuba libre." In that year the ten years’ revolt began, and Palma. at once took the With. a, c force of patriots, ‘A Splglgd Service as a soldier and was elected to various civil offices, ultimately to ` the presidency ol the ‘re`I!i1blie. ‘

In 1877 he was captured with Gen. Garcia. and both were transported p tp Spain. Palma, was confined in a castle in Catalonia until the follow- ing year, when peace came. 'An amnesty was declared. and Garcia and he were rcleaysedlon parole not to go back 'to Cuba.. Garcia re- mained in Spain, but Palma went to ,Honduras as ‘a.' teacher. P ~ ‘ \

While in Honduras Senor Palma,

m'€t,< wooed and won the dark-eyed daughter of President Guardiola. Honor and preferment came, too, for he was made postmaster-general of Honduras. But one of 'those all too common Central American re- volts brokeout and Palma was compelled to lealve the country.

United States, settling’ in Central Valley, Orange county, N -Y-, Where he opened a school for boys. _ The 'school flourished until the last Cu- ban revolution broke out, When' Pul-

h then had to abandon his school

' _,fp mparative poverty, but

ixondér all circulnstancci.

PRATTS’ BSTRLL '

Price low and quality gal-

anteed. ~ 1

cmtoneqi

Three or four Cubin boarders now

Tie -cuban elections are scheduled

for December. The national ,legis- 1at§ve`body will consist rf tour sem “ears from each 'province and six-

' representatives. The $0106’

_ i-on .,

-_;en_ns__ _~,_:_.4!'7 rank.. - .V

lelwsmls mhlmwr. will in emi. M S ""`

tory of C S Holden is Wonder

lr! seasons let their hen , h de id e m Num them next “us” we e “R ful Statement yet 'I‘rue youd s

W! in acquiring suitable houses for Indian -"- \ rejshs an ghd, sums Bozssnvanm, Man., Dec 28=(Specia1) C

exactly fashionable districts but which 10 my H8115 lh0\1|d¢1° W11iC|1 IW; Uméé ENV

are easy of a~¢~»~qg gn gh, wut and are very bad In cold weathbrl 'suffered so

.convenient and central situation, a.reltb°\1irl1l>Iw0\11d try them .After Lhrfe

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does no other Cuban, he undcrstands~-

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in 1835. - Hg. was educated in Spain]

Sooner -or later they will all ind

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_With his bride he journeyed to the,

ma, was appointed to r€Pl'0SCl1f» Cu' _,gifts we’ve an expert card writer on the y ba in the United States. Of course Stan-|anding who upon request wil e , _ ' iwrite your cards free while you wait. Our g He moved t° New YOS; city’ when holiday bazaar is-a veritable wonderland

ge preililded over dig? he lzssn retiuu1{1xi‘e.d °f XM” ¥ift9» “hue Y°°’u ami Ch°"1°°"°`

ince e w 1' en ~

_ h _ town’s largestlsnd ehoicest 8l¢h°¥l”8 “f .

-t0S!¢;:1sor0lPas':l€n?ac(;.‘:iI<lit}l1isol:,(;r1ily form ' holiday merchandise at the lowest ' 5, delightful group. He has six Ipcesibletoquots-quality °°h.S|d¢l`°'l- D° " children, two of whom are twins. a not miss the great Dolishow. and sale. on boy and a girl. The two oldest lgheground door-hereiyofllriiod doll! 'boys go to school in Newburg.wl1ich{pH°ed1°,e,_¢b,n.ny ggggp. place i_n

RBURUES

Llleans, of the Dominion company, has left on his

with three carloads Alabama negroes who

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A HANITOBA MIRABLE

Doubt.

S Holden, afazmer's son, of fthls place- is telling this story about himseli For-. over a. year and a half I had al dull ache

severely withit that I could scarcely use my arm at all. Whenl weint tobed I used to havetoiake my leit hand and held my shoulder to turn over. The paid became almost unbearable, words cannot express it. Irubbed on turpentine and every other liniment and oil I fcould hear of, but grew worse. We ‘had some Dodd’s Kidney Pills in the house and I

dozenl began to improve and in two; days the pain was all gone. -Two' boxell csmplete1y°curedme.” ' L

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TIIEMCKINLBY FELLOWSHIP.

- MoN'rx1_uL, Deceiiber 20.-.1[‘,he Ameri-

' I ` f 'work in the furnaces there. . . iiii ' i F »

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afund of $9,000 for the foundation Dia , fellowship in political economy at McGill), university to be known as the Willem" Mckinley fellowship. 1,

LIMPING, LIMPING ' »

From cornei Necessity for th'r`xt.' ~Putna.m's Painless Corn Extractor- removes _all corns, large or small, in about twenty four hours. This is [reliable lnformatio u your druggist will substantiate it if you ask him. Be sure and get Putnam’s, it; causes no pain.

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Duringithe last two days the price of

everybody for stillness, ` pleuris¥»&°~

Pyny-Balsam. It cures coughs and cbldsf with absolute certainty. _I Pleasant to take and sure to cure. 'Manufactured 5?

the proprietors ot Perry ‘Davis_’_ l?ain~°\ Killer ~ -l “

WAS IT FOR THE CHURCH!

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llurnishmgs ar the things to give,Prowses the place to buy them Mocha dress gloves $1 00, fur lined $2 50 Lid silk lined, light and

shades $1.25, `

Fm Mitts $2 75 to $8 00 For Gloves $600

Fur Collars $2 70 to $15 00

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wks) 993" ’3'5nn‘¥~’¢"‘t‘.9

can residents of Montreal hsvemubscribed' '

Umbrellas Dress Suit Cases _, J&%a§

niifflei-S silk Henskefeiinfs "'Uh5Ml&r=ll@ Cardigans Suspenders

(All suvgestnns by) ‘Q l" ~ 1

_, The Wonderful Cheap

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,standard granulated sugar and brlilllli llllfl ~ r°~" x G "’

No. 1 yellowlsugar has declined l0c, perl- ° Q' ' M

iii) pounds. Austriangranlulatbd, in bags W' has gone down ic. 1 ` I ' » ~ fi'

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_m_.@_...'m ' ~- i,,,».,_

= N0 SUBsT1'rU'r1| for“‘the 1).&L.” Hen-1, l I " ! ! !

thol Plaster, although some unscrupulous i des_lei~‘s miiiisy tliexe is. Recommended _

'bg doctors, by hospitals, by the clerk); by

‘Made bv__ Isavis & Laweence _Ltd.

caan. nsoseslui. near. ' . . » . /

Innnon Decemb_e;_£l Indniries made” `

to-day at the omce of theBritish Chartered ` '

South Ah-ics. company elicted s denial of ‘ If ‘Qu "re gon g to give him anything--don’t fail to have ll lddk 'the 1eporttrom.Ce.im that-.Geoil .Bhodea ,g our swell i e ,, , ,.

managing director of thopompnny, is ill. ‘

_ _. e ‘ New Styes, New” Coloringls

Loon. Ornnon Is STRONG in fever 0! Ii four-in hams, Lombards. strings. Ku:-ls, Flowing Ends,

I’QH‘.Qvr_e&¢-tc 5’ f A Big Range ol While 'lies ul Silkna Sain

` Prices 25° ao., asc 40°, -iseiiiia sos

‘ -- st_..s

Nearly ive million coppers were

outof the Philadelphia mint

way into the contribution box:

from with

by the

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- ,;M\§5p_5‘[i‘t`C> HAVE SEWER/icg.

Allms1'ts1‘,!December 20.-Amherst

.ig itself in the une- ef and voted overwhelmingly for 8- SYSUCIH

BOWSTBQQ. A

In Tru: cnnrmn or Arnica the tame ot

it in cure cuts, wounds and sprains as

Pa.ton’s Editorial Comment.

~ Monday, December 23th,\ lilll F

Taking into consideration the remark-‘

able 'vaiues offered in the... store, weive

ing of discriminating dhoppers that ever attended this store on any given day. =In -

illustrate that Paton’s mercllb-!i¢3.iSi_l,l8 ` policy that has made this store Charlotte- y town’s ideal shoppinir h€9»d‘1°”'W1`S':°h_e best for the least. For Xmas shoDP¢'.3 who want to enclose a. card Wililf it|l€fl‘

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is not far from Central Valley. FPOIII g|,¢;lottetown,|and the assortment is

by his “°i'°*i°" ‘° “°° has -~ l ” , Jas. Parent co.

. - i ° I Le i Noam ' rail

*‘°‘ "‘* P” °""’ "f“"°h°1d °x"e"s°°’ fe§;1fe”zllg`:s:ion :::°ce¢i¢1yud.gL:a-.u

8B,2i"- ` g _ . » 1.

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in importance

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ht W” Orders promptlv attended to

mm An work guii~¢¢i¢¢¢¢

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as bowjl complaints. Avoid ,t,here’sd;nly ge Pain~_Iille'r, Petr! Devi. ' '

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gvery righttoexpectthe largest ga.*h_er= ’

the items quoted today we f0l'G|b1Y ‘

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Are vlaeteonat sith sslmgh buyer

me not .spins we In Finish and Style *Bev #fe ` ui* _ Be sure you have one

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