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Ns ,11 your stomach l 1*. needs to be

raged and toned up and put in condition to da its work properly. Once it is right en,-,thing else will be right. Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets will put it

right, Here's the testimony of- one who hows, because she has tested them. Linen to the story of Juliana Sandburg, 01221 John Sz. North, Hamilton.

.-For over six years," she says, “I had

been troubled with Dyspepsia and head- xbe. Nothing I ate would agree with me 1 tried several medicines and I could not me guy cure. I was advised to try Dodd’s Dygpepsia Tablets and I did so. Almost ge soon as I started using them I found relief and I was soon completely cured."

Thousands of others tell the same story. ,

Why be blue when cheerfulness is within your reach?

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VAN HORNE PARTY UN TOUR. _

Havana, January 28.--Sir William Van Home and his party are making a tour over the new iailrca-l. They are meeting with r ceptions and banquits in the 'sown alcng the line. _

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THE DAY OF MIRACLES.

s p;ist,but many who are cured. of itch- pg, bleeding or protruding piles by the D Ch e’* O' tm t 10k

USC I' ‘IS 3 ID CD 0 \`|p0l'l their ecovery as next thing to miracu- lous. It uncommon for persons who have undergone painful. risky and expen- sive operations n vain to be finally cured by this wonderful ointment. lt is the standard the world over and the onl

guarantee cure for piles. I

INDIANS HOLD THEIR LAND.

WINNIPEG, January 28.-Indian tribes

occupying the reserves near Dominion City have refused to iiive up their lands, although otlered splendid inducements to do so by the Indian agent.

A Great Discovery.

Hundreds of people through Canada

have discovered that Yami Zntoo Tablets Jailallllb Headache Cure) aio without equal because they absolutely cure Head- ache and Neuralgia in Z) minutes, break up a. Cold in one day and can be taken without inj nry.

WANTED-A case of headache that

KUMFORT'Powders will not cure from ten to twenty minutes.

KRUPP LEFT $16.750.000- _

Bxuus, January 28.-The fortune of the

late Berr Krupp, which deceased during the last three years, is oilzlcially assessed at $46,150,000 The number of millionaires in Prosiia has increased since 1889 from 6016 to 6601, according to the general tax returns.

*U1-iff?"-"_'_'W'_ Bicyclists and all athletes depend on

BENTLETS Liniment tn keep their joints llmber and muscles in trim.

Men Wanted i-For work on the ra’1 way between Abercrombie Point and Grantou, Picton County. N. S. This work is within sight of Picton Town. Apply to John Gillis, City. _ illdiii

Attend the Remnant Sale at

Paton’s. - 22 tf

We have 32 Ladies' Fur Coats that we

want cash for within a week.-Paton 8: CJ. 23 d tf

lBoywante¢l f|oml5to 18yeom forin

side work in a private family. Apply here. 1-D 3i

Until the ist of Febi 'ary Paton

& Co. will oEer all odds and Remnants. 22 tf

Thirty-two Ladies’ For Coats offering

at a clearance price at Paton’s. 23 d tf

jurists of repute. They will be all judges _ I ' [

~ ACCIDENT AT GLACE BAY. '

Orrawa., Jan. 29.-While there isnot

ary under the proposed arbitration, still every one agrees that the longer the matter is left unsettled, the more involv- ed it will become, and to that extent, at any rate, the treaty is welcomed.

One point, at all events, has been gain-

ed by Canada in getting the question sub- mitted without any conditions to the arbitrators. The arbitrators will be six

‘lone of the Ministers of the Crown wil be selected. It is not likely either that

inated for positions as arbitrators. Both men have been mixed up with the mstter too much already to be regarded as arbit- rators. ~

Just who will be selected cannot be said

beyond that the British representative is likely to be Lord Chief Justice of England and the two Canadians will be judges from one or other of the higher courts of the country.

The lack of an umpire endangers adead-

will mean a sacrifice of Canadian interest A because the three Americans are likely_to stand together.

noon from Montreal. _ When seen by your correspondent the Premier was asked as to whether or not there were any condi- tions attached to the Treaty for the settle-

WAS DEAD AND IS ALIVE

AGAIN.

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Wonderful Experience of a Well

Known Toronto Man.

To the Editor of the Guardian

Sfr.-After nearly 20 years of intense,

su&ring during which I was more dead thou `a1ive, I am restored to health 'and strength. No one knows how much I suffered, or the extent of my izratitude. Rheumatism in its worst form, which

. ly .

and kept me almost bedridden for years.

I was persuaded to try Dr., Ciarke’s

Wonderful Little Red Pills, and after taking two boxes I began to mend, and after the sixth, I am a cured ~ma.n, and am able to go Lao work I have ho pain or ache. I want the world to know what, these truly wonderful pills did for me. Andrew G. Welch. li. T. R. Shops, Brant. ford. ,

_ Dr. Clarke’s wonderful Little Red Pills- are a positive cure for la grippe, rheu- matism, asthma, paralysis, caiarrh, eczema, coughs, hackaohe, indignation, all stomach and liver troubles, female _com- plaints, 8`cc. The most stubborn cases will yield. Price 50 cents per box. For sale by. C. D. Rankin, McDonald &: McKinnon,

Geo. E. Hughes, H. A. Ellis, J. G. J amic- son, A. W. Reddin, Johnson 8: Johnson Reddin Bros.

Dr. Clarke's Sure Cure for Catarrh, and

Dr. Clarke’s Sure Cure for Eczema, same

will not permamently cure. '

Guan Bar, Jan 28.-William Sampson aired 19, a native of LfArdoise, was caught between the. end of the turn

and his leg broken in two places.

Break Up 1 Cold in One Day.

By using Yasai Zntoo Tablets, (.Tapan-

32 Ladies' Fur Coats at clearance prices at Paton’s. 23 d iff

ese Headache Cure) a strictly vegetable compound. No cure, no pay. Price 2‘5c.

ver-V m“°h h°P° held ‘mt h°*`° f°1"°5°M“' “There are no conditions,” replied SirA h°t°r7 wtuement °fth° Al5’k3 b°\md' Wilfrid, “the arbitrators are appointed

Justice Mills or Sir Louis Davies will nom- -

lock and not a few fear thatadecisionf

Sir \V.lfrid Laurier arrived this after D

. h A

ment of the Alaska boundary.

to interpret the Treaty.” `

“That is the treaty of 1825." “Yes the treaty of 1825. The arbitra-

tors will not be hampered by any con- ditions, they will have the whole case before them as shown by the convention of 1825.”

“What are the provisions as to the selection of the arbitrators?" A

be jurists of repute. There will be three jurists of repute on each side.”

' Canada will be represented?" _ ‘ “Oi course Canada will be represented,” “lf the arbitrators be against Canada,

what then?"

have to abide by the decisionof the tribunal,” _

HAY-HERBERT TREATY.

Wasbingtwn, Jan. 26.-The treaty pro-

viding for the settlement of the Alaskan

tary Hay and Sir Michael Herbert, British Ambassador on Saturday. Ei- forts in this direction have been put for- ward for a long time, the pressure coming from both sides, the Canadian miners be- ing anxious to get through the Klondike to the sea without passing through

boundary question was signed by Secre- I

_ A _ A of the Denver Qi’.iincyClub

of Denver, Colo , Says She

The Whole Question ,Submitted to Six Arbitrators Withoutl W,sp¢,man¢m'1yg,,,,d_By‘

Conditionsiolnterpretihe Anglo-,Russian Treaty

ofl825-Must Bo .lurists of Repute-British Sen, A5S01,,,¢1y_ F,"

Opinion Approvosthe Treaty- RW!"

WARNER’S SAFE CURE

If you have pains in the back, rheuinatisrn, uric

acid poison, rheumatic gout, diabetes, Bright’s _ diseése, infiarnmation of the bladder and urinary organs, scalding pains when ou urinate, eczema, Eiundice, swellings or torpid iver; if a-woman, 8. ear-ing-down sensation, faintin spells, so-called female weakness, painful perio s, your _kidneys fare' diseased. You should lose no time in send ing for afree trial bottle of Warner’s Safe Cure, as

“The only provision is that they are to . a s ecial arrangement has been made with the

I Euglisher of this paper ,so that its readers may

ave a. free trial of this wonderful kidney cure absolutely free. If you do not wish to wait for the free trial get a 50c. bottle at your driiggist’s. It will relieve you at once and effect ti permanent cure. It kills all disease germs. 1 lftlie Kidneys ecome diseased and are unable to do their work properly, the liver becomes aifected, then the bladder the urinary organs, the blood and the stomach. The blood

-icanuda must just bear in “fe “in I becomes irnpoverished, the urine becomesmuddy, and will

.have a brickdust sediment, the liver becomes tomid and A pains in the back are almost constant as thesystem ecomes A pregnated with the disease, the stomach is rendered un-

~ I able to digest the food properly, the result is 8. general break- _

down with fatal results. A - \ \

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A This state of affairs could be avoided if every one was careful to .est their urine as soon as they telt the first backache, A MAKE THIS TEST: Put some morning urine in a glass ,or bottle, let it stand for' twenty-four hours. If then it is | milky or cloudy or contains a reddish brickdust sediment, or ` ifparticlcs or germs float about iii it,your kidneys are diseased.

MADE HER A WELL WDMAN.

“I was all run down, had no appetite, was troubled with in_di-

gestion, pains in my back and suffered untold misery during

iciicnr? ws nun”

Thousands both men and wom ha

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Ame rican territory. and the Americans I my monthly periods until I used Warner’s Safe Cure. Thanks

price $10 will be paid for any case they,

table and wall. His knee cap was torn oil’

The treaty provides for the reference o all these boundary questions to Ia mixed tribunal of jurists, three on each side. to determine the interpretation to be placed on the treaty of 1825 between Great`

that brought forward by the American memberaof the Joint High Commission, which met in Washington three years ago, but which then was rejected by the British and Canadian representatives,

nothing would cure drove me near mad 'Alt has taken three years to obtain the cou-

sent of the British and Canadian Govern- ments to adjust the boundary disputeson V this basis. \` It is understood that the treaty has been drawn up after thorough consultation with leading members of the Senate of b ith political parties, the Administration desiring to do everything possible to ad- vance and secure its ratification. The treaty will soon be submitted to the United States Senate and the effort' will

of thelpresent session.

UdthC dia te' all

lets and the Dyea and White Passes. would be in Canadian territory under the American contention they would bein United States territory. `

BRITAIN PLEASED.

Landon, Jan. 26-Ge neral satisfaction is

expressed over the news of the Alaska treaty and Canada’s actions in assentibg tofarbitration on United States lines. It is ’recognized as a concession in the interests i of Anglo-American accord. The Times ,correspondent at Washington attributes ‘the presant agreement to Sir Wilfrid

,arushing of miners into the disputed territory and consequent disturbances.

stronzest possible _member on the _com-

member as on recent similar bodies.

Aimissioners. and the name of Sir Louis Davies is also suggested.

Lanrier’s personal persistence, he fearing

It is hoped Canada will appoint the

‘Lord Alverstone, who. as Sir Richard perzgct 01-d¢i~_ and insure 803 digeggign' _ _Webster kept so tight a gripou Canada’s and good health. There is no medicine _ _ . \ case in the Rehring Sea arbitration, will 5° gfnemuy “sed” “nd n°“° 8° s“°°°sst°1° AA

_A probably be one of the British com' ~

` insisting upon Weir ,ight tg the was; Ato it I am no.; as strong and healthy as any woman could

A _ line and the control of thc ports. .

,be. My mother suffered for over two years with what our

doctor called ‘weakness peculiar to wonfenf She had severe

f A pains in her back and her head ached a most constantly; in

fact, she was an invalid until the doctor prescribed Warner’s _ Safe Cure. Three bottles made a_permaueiit cure. She has ~ no more of herold troubles and enjoys perfect health. All her complications were caused by diseases of the kidneys. Had my mother taken Warner‘s Safe Cure in the iirstplooe. instead

Britain and Rus,” which defined tb, ofalot ofso-called cures for female weakness she would have

’ . ed t <1 ai f fr . W will be ih-

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Thg propggigign ig vi_rtua]]y the ggmg gg Cure SIIG ml Ili? bel' b0l'€d $0 Yfeliii he8.li.l1 M LIAR'

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be made to ratify it before the expiration

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. mention having read this liberal offer in this paper. The genuineness of this oder is fully guaranteed bythe publisher./

_ liet ot the suifeiing peasantry of Finland.

exceeds $20,000. A

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burden to yourself and perhaps to otiie rs., When the liver gets sluggish, the kidney

Cnase’s Kidney-Liver Pills will promptly- - . set our filtering and excreto system in`

ne pilla dose, 25 cents a box.

Wiight`s Breakfast Bacon at Beer 8:

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