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Safctym _____¢.=_ ?3n“f°*"-11`el'5 Of (»=\U3d1 310 m99t1U°` - guinaldo will come here to discuss the I B99V91‘ Lille! T0l!gll'lI‘0, 501090 5513

You have seen a flowernippcdby are and a'm0“3‘h"'iml’0nam mattms best means of reachinv a settlement S fwiil Liver arrived loda ~ it

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but fads anddm m the Hush of-_lu under i.onsid_er:itinn is the _accusation ith G _ _O_ _ == F ks _th _

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’ Thatishow women die wh” againstflmericsn firms of violating an °”°¥`“ U9 . 1 “ ml v “"0"” *l T““'°° _

b°3“t7 alvreement with Canadian houses by The American troops have no* vet F h T | C “U‘l9l'll1° 081119 °f D- H-Smilllfi C0

glm¢k_°db7m7°f‘h°dis°“°°P°cuu” lldrding the Northwest and British Reduced’ _landed at Iloile. H _ l ranc roub e’ hag\aggign¢d_ r i lmthcu sex’ Columbia. with surplus products at , 1 »

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N371- enng’ "°‘8°°m“S- Father Lhini ir is at present l ing HAD A HARD TUBE- ~ i`Hel’ P3fi¢U¢¢l5 grand- Di5¢35¢P\'¢Yl at the house ofiiiiii soii-in-law suffeiyiug . . . . 3 - 'l ~ .

iupon her. The light dies out of he! -from an acute attack ofthe grippe. A ofhcml Plemscne Returns U J _#_ may H°|P S9tt|9 French Si°""T.TI‘E’ wash" 'Im' 6°_Ant°°°

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Phase, What sufferings have been endured before it was used. Why should mothers, wives, sisters suffer so? They nad nat. Dodd’s Kidney Pills will quickly and thoroughly cure ollmses of Female Weakness. They never fail. They give health, Strength, courage: e new lease of life.

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ti eto his b cl an has bien t ern since. He attributes this sickness to a, severe cold which yesterday had be- come so severe that it was feared phen- iiomia would set in. Dr. Stewart who attends him expresses himself to-day' to the effect that unless more serious complications set in he had hopes ef his recovery. The old gentleman is eighty-nine years ef age.

The death of Dr. Guay, lil. P.. for

Levis, is understood to be only a ques- tion of days. The doctors have no hope of his recovery. His malady is known as con-'iimption of the threat.

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Beriin. January 6.-Some peculiar

judieia. decisions lisve been recently re- corded in G»»rrusn_i'. At Koswig a paver, who had just our-led his father, aftertll - clergf-. men aii~l the children went an ly, remained beside the grave and exclaimed; ~~l-`srewell. We shall never see each other again in this life.” Thr judge declared that such words, spoken aloud in public, were a nuisan- ce, as they shocked their religious* feelings of the hearers, and were con- trary to the church doctrine of the immortality of the soul, suggesting that there is no hereafter. The paver got a sentence of two weeks_ in jail for im- piety. C

CHCA60 MARKETS,

Curcsoo Januar 4- S is -

_ _ ' - 'y "-_ E PW I] The following are theclosing- rates :-

Jan. Wheat, 70 corn, 365; oats, 27;

pork, 10.00. ~ Jan. pork. 10.22. May wheat,70;corn, 362; oats, 27%; _

pork, 9.95. _

July Wheat, 68, corn, 37§; oats,25i.

No Gri e

When you take Hoed'e Pills. The big, old-rash lened, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pleees. are not ln liwltla Hood's. Easy total:

and may to operate, is true

et Hood's Pllh. which are .

up to date ln every respect. I S lah, certain and sure. All lnigfste. ale. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mesa flloonly Pllletonkewlrh Hood'e8areene.|'l&k

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REFERENCE: Dunn's or Bra.dstreet’s

Agencies, Market and Fulton Nat’ Bank. de¢9,1s9s,d&wsm.

-Mr~ Bel|’s Return Gazet- ted-A Big Conservative Convention to Porpetuate' Sir John Macdonalcfs

Memory-

Orrsws, Jin., 7.-(Special)--Mr.

Cowan, Treasurer of the County of Carleton and his son were killed by their run away horse striking a tra n

The iinancial statement for first six

months of the current fisc il year shows a betterment of revenue on consolidat- ed fund account. compared with cor- responding period of 1897, cf, say, $4,179,000. There was an increased expenditure of $1,323,000,which makes the net improvement $2,855,000.

The expenditure on consolidated fund

account to Dec. 81st., was $14,811,937 as against$13,&88,l70 in 1897. an iu- crease of $1,323,000. For the month of Decemberthe expenditure was $2,-

Dec, 1897.

The expenditure on capital account

due to canal and railway works, in- creased by $2.852.574. There was paid out on capital account during six months just closed $5,214,829 as against $2,362,255 in 21897. Of this expenditure on public works railways and canals took 82.680216 and railway subsidies $2,284,716, as compared with $1,634,428 and $566,219 respectively in 1897.

On December 31st, 1898. the public

bebt stood at $261,862,000 having been decreased during the month by ‘ 8771,- 644.

’l‘ornorrow’s Oiicial Gazette will con-

tain the plebiscite returns. The total number of aiiirmative answers was 278,487 aid the total number of nega- _tive answers 264,571, giving a msijority for of 13,916. In Nova Scotia there were 34,616 votes for and 5,402 against; in New Brunswick 26,711 for and 9,586 -against; in P. E. I., 9,461 for and 1,146 against.

J ehn Howatt Bell is gazetted member

for East Prince. P. E. I.

Toizoziro, Jan. 7.-(Special)--The

Conservative party leaders all over Canada will be invited to a convention to formulate some organization to pe r- petuate the memory of Sir John A. Macdonald.

ALL this last week of THE OLD

YEAR we will give big bargains in all lines of

Fancy Goods, Toys, Books and

Tuck’s

Calendars.

We wish all our many customers

the sea.son’s best greeting.

_nnszlnn to moons.

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Siss'r'ri.E, Jan. 7 .-(Special) _Mail

advices show that the Marquis Ito of Japan/in a recent address on the future of China pointed out that a crisis might come at any time and urges Japan to develop her militai y and naval strength to fully meet the emergency whatever it may be.

bar in 1877 and since -conducted an

was creaieda Q.C. by the Earl of

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Life insurance is a good thine' but

_ Y P l-» . pure with Hood’s Sursaparilla, is still

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At the residence of Wm. Mackay, Sea

View, on tue -lth inst., by Rev. Charles Mackay, William Cousins, to Miss Lizzie

At the manse, Bloomfield. on Dec.

John M. Rayner of O'Leary, to Edith E. Silliker of Lot 8.

At the residence of the bride’s father.

Jan. ith, by the Rev. A. M.acLeau-Sin-

daughter of John Ross, Souris, Belfast

Rev. Archibald Gunn, Arthur W. Sea-

~ DIED- - nf- - 1_1 L...-~ . -i:

On the 7th inst., Frances, relict of

the late Hu h Perkins. in the 92nd ear

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of her age. - THE Mission Band of the Methodist

[Funeral today Monday at 2 p. m. by Church will be at home in the basement

train to Sherwood cemetery. _ of the church on Thursday evening of_

At South Kildare, on the 2nd inst. this Week St 3 0'°1°¢k t0 °V01'.YP°d! Wh°

will pay live cents and they will enter-

' ’ l manner.

Thomas Giluon, aged 89 years.

In this city, on Friday, the 30th ult.,

Robert Coruey. aged 52 years, leaving a wife and live children. He wasa sou of the late Robert Corney, of Old Town Road.

At Lot 16. on the 30th ult., Edward

Laughlin, aged 76 years, leavinga wife, live/sons and two daughters. Deceased was a native of County Cork. Ireland. whence he came to Lot 16 with his parents.

At Ingersoll. Ont., on the 17th ult.

John Robertson, a ed 70 years. Decem-

At Manitou, Colorado, on Dec. 26th,

(S’side papers please copy.)

better. , _ _

§¢,¢,,_her_ :tgps become _:lpn and wick ng0_ycsti__¢rdriy l_i_c was _forces to -Fatalkunaway Accident 'ses can'ii'i:'¢"i>e»|iv°»\fa'iiiady hr Shore Question - Fleet _ gfgkgsxnifimgxrioriimgzi'wtim

Makes Bad Gun Practice #Mahboro Enters 'The _.Cabinet-American Squad-

ron To Visit -- Disabled Steamer-

ST, JOHN, ' ,}gu_ 7____,(SPwia|)__ The returns of firing practice by the _ __ Charles A. Palmer. barrister, died this 5”” is 5° f" f"°‘“ ‘°‘*iSf“°‘°\’3 *h¢*¢` The pei-iodieaisot*‘th"e Y. M. C."A.;1_ . 1% -

_ demand is bein made for _eater proc- leg Rvvlll Will \D1°¥d _Thvflily

morning g gr eve in 12th inet at8 o’cloc¢ ‘1‘lre'~ 5. ‘fi

afterwards took a law course at Har- "reparations *T9 making fora grand

vard University. He was called to the d9m°n5m*li°°° '

The Duke of Marlborough, by his

extensive law business in St. J ohh. He °PP°i“““°“‘ “S P“Ym”"°' G°“°’“1 in

succession to the Earl of Hopetown. be-

419,309 compared with$2,072,94-1 in' Derby in 11891. Mr. Palmer was a comes 3 member of th' cabmut and en'

member of the Methodist Church and a mfs 0" 9- Pfmiical ¢a\`°°1`° He is a

Conservative in politics, great worker in the Primrose Leaguelfy

The official correspondence on the

Madagascar dispute shows that strained

hea-,th iusm_ance_ b kee ,nu the ilood relations with France still exist over

this and it will probably be part of the compromise in settling the Newfound-

: _ - ___;7lan`d`French 1 -- '_

“Angina I Le Matin suggestathat Englaudgive

the Channel Islands, Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark for ‘lie French

Shore, but England will never let them go except by conquest.

H. Mackay. All the morning papers comment

upon the Madagascar blue book issued

28t.h,’98 by the Rev. Archibald Gunn, k- h it- 8 -We to

yesterday as ing ow is po si _ live in amity with a country which tramples upon treaty rights and treats l friendly country in such a manner ?

clair. Angus A. MacKenzie to Jessie, I The Times says, .qt is 5 gaod thing

At Mill- River. on the 2nd in|t.,by the im' the Wmldls P°°°° “mt we an “bio

to ossess our souls under the pin

H189. M8501! 1111151161- 319005015. t0 pricks of the French government,~which Mysia _lsell, daughter of Andrew Bell, under the cove, 0; gl-gudiloquent Mm 'fuer' 3 phrases habitually 'act with cupidity " ' `“ and the short-sighted cunning of the

peasant."

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tain them in a very nove Home-made candy in abundance.

ice ip Thirty Mile River and were in

the, ater for some time. They were i finally rescued and cared for by the po- _ ‘if liceé Grolnsits lost $2 800 in gold, . “

which was tied to his sled. He ani-

the police hospital, and will lose hotly feetlas well as several ingers. Grebe-_

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hard luck on their way to the Klon- 3*

dirt. They broke through use _

vediin Seattle to-day absolutely penni- ‘ `

lessi _His partner is at Tagish House,u_1 “

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ed who was the hither of Prof James

W.. Robertson, Dominion Dairy Com- _ g mitsioner, was a native of Dunlop, Ary- _-

shire, Scotland and removed to Canada hom , 1875 » Made pure

creamoftartar.

of pneumonia, after an illness of five -*_*

days, \Villiam Shaw. son of the latel tile Malcolm Shaw, of Brackley Point. aged

60. He leaves a. widow, two brothers ‘ altim

’ and three sisters to mourn their loss.

Alum ‘ wders the greatdl

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Benlley’s Llniiuent the modern Pain Cnr

All dealers l0cts, ~ .1

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T58 deceased was son of Hon. A. L. 59° and mme skill-L j 1 g’ _ . " d~ ` .»

c_ A_ PALMER DE.AD_ L0N_DON_ Jam 7__ (Special) _ An “__ sits iwill loses toe. _ _ _ l

____; known steamer passed Queenstown, -i-‘O--- ` _ 'S

_ _ _ _ - A Prominent sf. John 3,"-|,¢,,. towing the steamer Dart. before reportu _rn Lures door key round on

Their coachman was ser.o"sly injured. pas,” Away ,d disabled fn mid_0ce,n_ _ il_li¢_Lt awaits the Ownerat the Gualniast '~~_~’_;_»

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Supreme Court of New Brunswick. He 59"”-dm" Wm Visit P°1'l'5m°“th in JUN- proiide good material at a moderate F '

was born at Dorchester in l855_ edu_ The Duke of York at the head of the price. Attend suction and_`securo_read-» 2 ' .~ @3195 at ML Allison University and British Beet will receive it, and already mg _Pmfef f°1' tl” YBU- _ - _ 11;;

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