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FRIDAY. OCT. 23, IW3.

THE AYIIERICAN CASE.

~ The Canadian Dominion has almost the

longest international boundary on earth.

It is over 3,000 miles along the boundary line from the Atlantic to the Pacific. To

this we most add 1,200 miles from the Portland Channel to the Arctic Ocean he-

tween our territory and Alaska, making

4,200 miles. ‘At one time or another near-

ly or quite one half this vast length of

boundary line has been in dispute. In the forties of the last century by two settle- ments the boundary wa - settled,il'st from

l

the Atlantic to the St Lawrence, and a 3

I

few years afterward from the Lake of the ‘i

Woods to the Pacific Ocean. More

recently the boundary was traced out through the Straits of Fuca south of Van-

couver Island. And now by the present final settlement we have closed the zap of some 600 miles of disputed frontier extending aortlwud from Portland Channel to Mount St Elias. It is well to have itsettled.- It is xegretahic that one .maui wan: an swung boundary

line should have remained down to the*

morning of the twentieth century as a 'subject of international controversy. | A We have not get all that we desired by the latest- settlement, but “their is no` use in crying over spilled milk." In point of fact the milk was spilled a long while ago when the the treaty of 18% was made Britain and Russia.

iiighermouatains furthei*inl¥\iil`v‘¥t__ was Government pix-i>ll‘¢d_3°l*ilU'f' -"h° a fairly debsteable question #Nth “¥_‘“°'*|°“ "U "°ll"°7§ll"°'”'.¥"~"° mountains should be chosen, but tdlere River to Dawson City, and lt

was some rea-on fd! our 0DP°Pf"“_ thmuqh t_‘h°o°mm9.!’but;“'.=,. siaimivs the crests ci the hichcst in un- wi *PW* S°""'°' T” ._ _ .

-,_|,;,,,h,1imi¢. of-the ion league' by Sir Wilfrid Laurier forbuilding from

mms W ll d we been in the Stlckeen ins‘ea`d of the shorter line su-lp' we V ourselgash A “med the (by200miies) from Dyea at the head oil their places ww] bill: cd we were the Lynn Canal, was that the latter "is" same and wouli_i h_:v;__amsvebough__ and now Ameda” wn__mry_ From mme right. 'liheltiiiiilieall that Russia owned immemorial,” he said, “Dyea was 'in _ i)ii!;’d:trh llxineiii-ca and the Russian title D°SS9SSi0U °f 91° R“’°l°°° 'md in 1867 it had been admitmd to D, g°°d_ passed into the hands of the Americans,

‘ din ii b en held in their bands ever 1 We come now to the American case. ““ “S ° uuesm

- ince. . . . It becomes ma u every- Tb Washington Senate, having to ratify 5 l ___ ° of umhase in ,8,,.,_,nves,,,ga,ed body that at this moment we cannot dis-

it ewes" D ute their possession." So Sli' Wilfrid

li Russia‘s t.itle,examining the treaty of 1825 9

ed the boundary line running ten leagues

they were buyinfi and DBYUIR f°l` Cu th”

Neither Biiiain nor Canada objected to

heads of the inlets planting their flag and

tw. ~»u

le case so

_ . _ h _ 1 Laurier had given away our who ‘and the maps submmem The mu” B ow A for as the inlets is concerned live years

inside °f we heads °f the inlets’ and tha “Kind before the Commission the American

Americnn legislators and peoplo believed counsel were able to lay b0i0l‘6 the

Commissioners Russian maps, Hudson

the maps indicatedas Russian terrltorv- Bay Comma’ amps’ Brmsh Admiralty

maps, the map which was before the

‘he °""°Sf"“ °' °bj°°t°d to the convey' British house of Commons in 1825 when i ry °“°° °t "Mun my :rythn ‘ns su ff the treaty was ratided, and even

late t t e moae w

~ ' . _ - ‘_

“UM “‘°“"h° r ° ` y an oiiicial map of Canada Dtellend by " 0 C M

_ 5 . .

PM °’°*` “d U°’°°ds“§°' W" '°.”;l` Hon. Clifford Slflcn. all shcwink the " ' S ` 1 " " ‘ r ~ - »-~ were sent along the coast and up to t 0 _bounduy "M lu .weeping hr .mmm th. 1 . l

p°ss"m°n_’.__“ unc, 'inlets were concerned! If 'thc treaty of i ’°°" fi" ' 1% did not fully aive away. our riaht. 5*- Wilh ‘ff°"“'°°"°" °‘K°‘l'~i§*.Fl‘° 13”" lisa ansrwml use waives by slr Wilfrid

li' Num* °f 3”" ‘ml’°'°°h°° bh°°'fic‘.°; Laurier and Hon. Ciidord Silton in the

ada should have free access theretf Iliff mum” sand: Bda" an C°,,,m_|_,°,, ' I

_ward to Mount St. Elias. If the moun- li' *N V017 d¢B|!'I\bl¢ will "'° °5°‘*\¢.3**'° 'Q .imply hu] ”“|¢”“r“ gh, mg.;

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FLANNi::Lif:'r'r1-: _WRAPP

Q heads of all the inlets across which the _ _ ._ _ _

:'31, “td pmtgdgwuiimmxit Canadians new contend the boundal‘¥_ M 5170;..." h _

°°“° 'T' shonldpass. Andtheywereablcto¢lll°i0 » - ’ "` 5?' I ' I » ‘

'““° bf 3"” B"""““ °' b’ °"°d°"°@' b' 'sir wiin-so Lam-lsr mmol: as asimiuei ' wr ~l -9h°w ' °'°'h'"“'°'°

Bi-intl. columbia, whim was I th t th ,_ M, 6, m d“»W,_ md” _ I.. _ . . . °°°°'°°° P'°vl°°°`°M had the casein; his mostdesinnls of sii tus., _ ai. "'__,, I' d"‘@‘&9_- __ _f possible interest in _protestinl ____,_,_l:;r__ml°‘._ th. :mm cud’ 'u __“_.“_l°“___

"mm" were “mg mwrhmd 52° ' territory." We submit to falrlnfllded R“""‘ 'M “"‘“"°“"°d °’ mum, in tnsligiitolr time iam, what .

'md “'° U°u°a lmkh‘:rh could become of our case sofar ss the F ‘_ F

° ii he i on ' ‘ '

__ O 4

_ _

chewing

regular price

\_. \ .f 51%;

:alas conldnot he the striv *~i’°F'*,!‘*< important part ofcur e1ainwascoacern`ed.` 1- There is rejoicing in the Uaized

..\ ~ ' ' T l , . . . ~

ache teamarlne leagues, abeut34miles,_

ia width- Al'¢`§l°lll¢llnS °f

CLOTHING SPECIALISTS.

W. R. J oh_'\Son's, _ Fir-Re

-> ,

' ansilihéy make

Clothing in Canada. A'

. Another -is a specialist- for

medium grades of Men’s

Clothing. _They medium grade Canada.

The other is a specialist in

Men's High-class Tailor- made Suits and Overcoats.

They mare the in Canada.

f All of those

us and to us only. It pays’ them to give us a special dis- count, because they get more in one order from us than all

the other firms

together could give them.

If you want

tracted or treated you den't go to an ordinary doctor like you would twenty years ago, you at once go to a dentist who makes a special study of your kind of cases.

Its exactly the same in the

clothing business, twenty years ago-you would buy all kinds of Clothing from one man, now, you would buy fiom specialists who make one

~ kind of clothing and make it l well. Of course the little fel-

lows who cannot buy enough to get these advantages sometimes make a howl over it-but we don’t blame them itsnot their fault they were

born that way.

We have more elegant

clothing this fall than ever, and it’s being sold so fast, that you had better come in soon for your Suit or Over-

CO&lZ .

Prilwsc

Ch’town.

' thme Erms are iCiothing

Specialists, each one in their .own particular line. ~ One is

a._ __c___ia1isi in B_oys_’.C1ol;h§ng

in Unitsqisiaiés was than iii i>°¢°°¢°*°° -

. _' 1 Q -"

the best bo s’

Clothing in

. ,,.

irms sell to

in town put _

a tooth ex-

A f -. ~ _,_ ,. __ _ __ __ __ {Askfortliem.* °' 'I “ i

\ ‘ _ -1 . _;»' f. '_--~_ :=_°___`, °..__,-;~..'»,;'.~ _,Q 1 ' __ _ _ . ,_

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Merit made shoes, Amee Holded mskf.

‘ and disappointment in'0aila¢'a liver

UM |1084 01 fMll°l°"' °' _;*§°L'*' P\l‘"l'l\°l\% il °fb°\l° 9° 9° P\`°¥`°¢“°d Boundary Award. We read ote

|‘ ' - i u . = ~ ' _ <" ‘_.»-_t'_ -

__ _ __ _ _' ._ -_» _,__,__.__.-» _\~ __ _ _ _ _ ~ ____ _ ____

dvd# -eg lugs.; ’ ssl aggikigsjmgaos im-_ia -mu wvwnootho »°-loo.m;sx__ol G19 ,uamlaiwan an nmianmia

_ __ _ " _,___ _ " _______ __ ““ ‘””‘ _ havegcne home, andstill th§re;_»|dv|_.¢,,~¢g m_1_‘/

Io ootllloe dope ill* oothlos doin: nag at salt mass' in Toronto. _

' _ ` °°l',f°|¢8l'l»D|! little use in taking our case'

1- e - __ ~ 'N15 Half' L¢f\|_fl°!_ ll\‘|Hl¢k_¢“`i:‘m_| Commission ateliin viewer S.;-

S nomoo servioelo wooestloe -our moi Lmvisrs sesinaiicafliiruiismeas

oioorlv sod Lobly. in some ‘IM '°“'=;°f' Hon."'oiiii'oi-d siftoniihsp. season. bot the Laurier government llave _ _ _ solar ¢_i_osl;o"1i1`s_o'd` ioodt oomoooshl: 1'iis'|»°sitlsa£ 8f=Deputy Isqieéior and refined to do nuthin; lor ua _ _ ¢i_ca¢riati¢l2_sv¢s'vnae£a _ty

. -- a iii;-»--‘@-so

We are left to a _statement in umm, 1., g. _ “anna gy, D,

_ _tus second Telegraph insult will ‘iigi-s- gl; .ppiimtg “.5 tg” ui.. _,.l,¢¢,

__ __ _ _ __ _ ' _ after sustain a inoreindependentattitude ~havlng the virtual appolntilifphwer' I

_ form, Royal e All _of l -. ~ ‘ _sam public fqumisos uns has been its divides in is

' ' ' 'pi-sttisenltsa-lo. wslaiim this course '_.`.ifi instssvsrti mwuis' ' ' _ a._.._f.¢s_`_i..i`»¢

_ _will meet the approval of_itslarg_e _and °¢m|d¢;~9¢_ gms" gg; 595°' gg, gpm-

zrowioc oooolltooooy- Tho Teloagsoh _hoo ing or inc two' positions andthe appoint-

_ _ __ soifiiy dimes willi uit ncaa- Gunn- ,,,,,,¢,,¢_"\,,,u,__,,_f,= ,-,,_,`g__',fp_,’,,-,_

_ _ment by opposing salient featuresofthe mamr, T§,"hu'h|g¢ |_ng_¢,¢'-33, ,gn 5,

Gmail *hunk ’ rlsiils-Rising" »¢li_.ms.~,,',,.,,d ,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,~_,,,,,;,;,,,,,,,g ,we im,

_ #"4 N951’ the i<i°Pil°=¢i°°‘°f the - lofi* avaliasls mls. Nettie; is gsisss -ily 1

°°l°”i*1 b°'f"'°°" Q°°i’°° Wil' H°‘°°5.°~ keeping the ollloes dangling, and ser-

make the best _ 1 `l:;oi;gm;l;»sei:_i’as :;:”1;\;i:;ti__ln.\:; :;ac;ededsa ca_pal'le~head_te be at once

` paper in the country. We hope' toseethe _

'time when lossy 'mdifoi our lssaiiigfi s'i‘siz'rL1NG nnvEi,s"'_i'n_li‘rs.__ Cundhm .Vin ‘dwg 55° Bfmdl It frequently happens that _people suifer r

i»»°"°= °f M-i-=»= we ~=--= °- ~§2.vr::f.fl‘;°l:l‘ii:i::i“.l:i.“.i';t°.:i::; their merits snort from oortr considers- aeuiaglimbs ami _cover had suite:-pings,

~ . ' ' - - sudden] the I this revehledto them

best clothing Th‘°i° "1"" ‘°°*”i¥°“° ‘"5 mf' tranche; are tif; vietimsor serious kid

minded readers desire. This has been Do! diocese slid in imminent dossier.

There is no medicine which gives such

_ the line adopted by The Guardian, and it pF,mg|, anddhltsung wig; eveiqgofm

.o ine ascas . ase’s ne-

hls pwspend N so doing' An mdepend Ligier Pills. They are positively edectiiie

' out ollioioo oiloo iloblio questions is evenin ine most ein-.mio cms.

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worth something. A merely partisan "---4--_'--

opinion is worth very little. ANOTHER NOMINATION

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Bitaclllsainos, Ont, October 20.-Dr.

Hoyt liberal, and Dr A A Hahailie,

by ‘ tiv , no lasted for th _ _ _ __ __ _

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_ _ . _ _ _ _ /se " \__,'__i____ __,__?__‘___:-f` :Q

Huskcka to-day. The electron takes _e . - ‘=» ~~‘ <

place next 'l`uesday. . _ __ nom. L 'mas' cm” _ __ _ _, * 9!

And She Became a Prey _to Pernic- BANK or “ONTREAL CHANGES' _ ._ 'fl

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ions Anaemig__Cu;-ed by the MoN'rm:aL. October Z). -H. V. Mere - ’°|'°*°'*

“Piles

_ i, dith, local manager of the Bank‘of Mon- " _ % Sfmt B1°°d'makef treal, has been sppo'nte'i assistant gener- ‘ mm

_ al manager. He will retain the position

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about » ,wir mx wo... nr.. s G CALENDAR FOR OCT. |903 1 ' »

'Stanhope o Rothesay, ‘my daughter com- --

piéineddoliiggelellnz Slnei was very Mooifs Pnasm *

D. ° “H egg' an “pt °° "5 Sbfengtui Full Moon 6:1. I1 h. 10 m. mo.

till too weak_t_o attend school. The doctors L3” Quarter 13 d_ 3 h_ 42 m_ “_

gwceinaoy' ‘- i

lg;‘;°f§’iLt;‘;‘; Q;g§';§€,§l°m°Sm°f . “;:2“,’,‘“'; New Moon 2) d. 11 h. 16 in. mo. .._ ‘

better. She had|Anaemia§and we were _ First Qwmr 28" 4 h 1_8 m m°`

. afraid for a while that she might never; irally. We read of a similar ca.se,that of _Miss Descent of Stirling, Ont being cured i s by Ferrozone, and this induced us to

_ get it for Elaine. It took three boxes

' of Ferrozone to make any decided im-

j provement, but when six boxes were '_ used my daughter was beginning to be ' ‘ her old self again. It didn’t take much i i longer to make a complete cure, and I am _ .» convinced that there is no better hload-

maker than Ferrozone. It has made a : new girl of Elaine.: She has gained ten

if ‘pounds in weight and look the picture of “

perfect health. She is stronger and en- joys the best of spirits. The credit of her

' recovery is entirely due to Ferrozone ’

‘ Evrry zrcwinirgirl and young woman _ can make herself strong and healthy s

.with Ferrozone. It makes blood, nerve

s ' and_tissue_-makes it faet,and makes it to

i stay. Complexion scon becomes rosy,

_ ' .1 nerves get new strength, tiredness van-

. ’ ishes- erfect health is th rd

:_ _ D e rewa for

.1 using l;erroP.Z.ro_ne avshich li; soldi byo all

- - ” urn ss: ce .per xorsx xc f

Clothlers In ,for Bi .mail from The Ferrozong

Company, inzeton, Ont. Get a supply of Ferrozone to-day. i

_ Get the warm. red bl _ into your system. ‘ ' __ ` You need a little assist-

ance at this time of year.

0\lr iron I ‘Blood Pills

do the trick.

If you are_ run down.

bloodless. and- have poor cn'culation._they are what

. you neql. _ '

Try H bor and note im-

provement. . '

_ Price 2.5¢ per box.

A.W.ncaoii.i>nm.s._

_ Sunnyside. _

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Connor.. - f '- "38l

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" $27* 275* ills Foal

M°“""“"‘“ i .. .-.mf 13* Srnur not 30.-Whlb

_ __ iii; 19°* Engage lBnes to night

_ _ iativ iUQ,'lrfonndBl§` K _ 4185 “Bi hnderneathonc of

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is dependent in a great the quality of dress There other .essentials but Sifments cannot be

'Ph¢1'!=fore1t beiiooves you YW! Fall and Winter outiit

by John McLeod & co wish to appear at your

clothing such as we make is f¢P1’°l¢h, and will withstand

The Sqn... nugget. _ ’°'°’”‘ °°"°"‘*“

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