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DRUGGIST.

'=_-_Q THE MEDICAL HALL.

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'lu re Estate Thomas A. lllelean, an insolvent.

The undersigned will receive

sealed tenders up to and including Wednesday the 15th, January inst at twelve o’clock noon at his oiiice Queen Street, Charlottetown, for the purchase of the following properties of the estate of the said Thomas A McLean that is to say.

r. A t`ar.n]of2r4 acres or there-

-about of freehold land at Holland Cove, Lot 65.

2,The foundry and machine shop

buildings and the land on which same are situated lfand connected ' therewith on the north side of ' Euston Street. ,_

3. An estate for the life of the

rfsaid Thomas A.' McLean in the dwelling house, outbuildings and 3 lands connected therewith com- zprising the residence of the said "Thomas A. McLean on Euston ‘-Street.

4. The plant and machinery of

“the iron foundry and machine shops .- and forges of the said Thomas A. .McLean. ~e A 5_A lot of land opposite the resi- eilence of the said Thomas A. Mc- ~Lean on the West side of Rach- _rford Street known as the Bog lots __ and adjoining land owned by Hon. F arquharson. A

6. Two acres of land or there-

~abou.ts at Brighton, back of the ~' residence of George H. Toombs _.and adjoining the North River.

7. All the interest of the said

'Thomas A. McLean ir. the ware- 'ihouse property on Grafton Street, -opposite the Masonic Temple and known as the Allan ~.W arehouse,

8: The book debts of the said

Thomas A. McLean in the busi- ness conducted by him whether -in his own name or in the name of the T- A. McLean,Manufacturir:g Coy., Ltd., or otherwise.

For further particulars apply to

the undersigned at his office Queen St

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THE PRGVINCES AND

THE FISHERY AWARD.

The St. John Telegraph prints in full

the text of Attorney General I’ugs1ey‘s argument submitted to the Dominion Government in support ot New Bruns- wickis claim to its share in the Fishery Award. The argument is an able and ex

haustive one, and inasmuch as the claims of the Maritime Provinces rest upon the ‘same legal and constitutional basis, thc-

argument is quite as good for Prince Ed 1

_ ot too great length to be reproduced in* our columns, but we th'nk an outline or the argument may he of interest to Island

In the drst place Dr. Pugsley sets forth

an outline of the treaty of 1871 between

der which the subjects ot each nation

were given the right to catch fish in the inshore waters of the other along the At- lantic coast ot North America. Article 22

_of the Treaty provided that as Britain rimmed that the eateries in British American waters were of greater value

sion should be appointed to determine the :iiiierence in value, and this diifer- ence should be paid. The'Commissioners met at Halifax in 1877 and awarded the Sill-'0 Of $5,500,000 to be paid by the United States to Great Britain. This amount W8-5 Paid by the United States where- I

-“Don _ the British Government paid $1,000,000 thereof to Newfoundland`and the balance of $1,500,000to the Govern-

ment of Canada. Here Dr. Pugsley points out that a much larger claim had been made out than the sum awarded. the Bri- tish Claim havin!! been that in respect, or Quebec, Nova Scotia, New A Bruns- ' _wick and Prince Edward Island U12! were entitled to twelve million dol-

to two million eight hundred thousand dollars. ' -

An elaborate statement follows with a

voluminous citation of authorities go show that the waters and all that they contain and the land under the water to a distance of three miles from low water

the shore, and that _in British America this Possession is vested in thc Sovereign. It follows that the coast waters ot a Pro- I

the shore are so _much a part of gh; Pm. vinoe as are any other pa.;-is °f_;m_;eni_» torial possessions or the trees growing", thereon. It was thus in the case of New. hundland, which was.right1`y paid be, nmmrtion of $1,000,000 our of the Fishery Award. Dr. Pugaley argggg that the Provinces ot Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. Island should have l>€€U trfated in tht same manecr and that

equitably divided between them in 1877

instead of passing into the federal treasury

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ward Island as for New Brunswick. It is. s

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lars, and that N ew£ounrl1n.nd__was entitled _ T A A `

mark are vested fn the nation owning “}l.§h*:‘¢a 121 £§1l§§,lt’“;“;e*‘i’f¥”§°§

bemme chronic, and then he ve up-the case. 0.

In support cf this contention he cites gn gtlsgzens having clams against

passing the Br-ti~h North America Act ipissessed by the Provinces remained

_ vestrd in them, except such as Wert by ` any of its express enaztments transferred to the Dominion; 0.11 it determines that whatever proprietory rights in the fl-h- eries were in tha Privlnces befor: the

pi sicgoftne B. N. A. Act still _ri-main in them rcspecriv.ly. Tmir Lordships strc clearly their opinion that A“the 91st. section ofthe B. N". A.. Act dij not utm-

Avcy to tic D miéni-in cf Canada any pro. _prictury rights in rilation to fisheries.” =, In other words the Provinces n~ver

_parted with their possessions in the coa=t fisheries, which were clearly theirs before the union of the Pr ivinces.

The claim of the four eastern Provinces of Ca' al-1 to the present ownership ot the ‘ tishtrics adjoining their coasts seems too strong ti be successfully resisted, and the s-:ue may be said of their claim to the

-capital sum of the Fishery Awnrd. Prince Edward Is1and’s ciaimA is still stronger tian the claims of the other Provinces from the fact that this Pro- vince was not a part of the Dominion for nearly two years afierher fisheries were bartcret' away. How the money shall Le. apportioned among the cl-iimant Provin- T ces is a matter yet to be determined after their claim to the Award has been made

good. And then there is the claim for interest since 1877 on the larze sum awarded and paid to the Dominion. In regard to that, however, the Dominion' will have a formidable contra account, having set aside $150,000 a year for distri- bution among the ilshermenin bounties, and having c'Axpended also a large sum annually in protecting the fisheries. But after making all due allowances the

Eastern Provinces may reasonably hope;

to realise something handsome out of

Toronto, Ont. ’

SETTLED IN THE KIADNEYS

BUT I1' TURNED TD DROPSY. ‘ rr was comm sr'

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DOAN S KIDNEY

PILLS. _ ima of 'rm wanaerfu cm." ‘ _Figures A

It May Do You or Your Friends Some ° ' Good to Know About It. _ ` I _ _ Miss, Agnes Creelman, Upper Smith- _ e

iielcl, N.S., writes:-About 18 months- sgo I caught cold. It settled in my kid- find by a test that -f-neys, and iinally turned -into Dropsy. Myl you need glasses we l face, limbs, and feet were very much can fit them up to bloated, and 1f‘I pressed _my_ finger _on suit your taste ,md them it would make a. white impression f _rt that would last fully a. minute before com 0 ‘

the desh regained its natural color. " I _

was advised, to try DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS, and before I had used half a. box

I could notice an im rovement and the W.

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one box completely cured me., I have __ _ 1 k never been troubled with it since, thanks 1 Camemn B W ' to DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS. °°d' “nd W'

Price 500. per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25;

all-dealers, or The Doap Kidney Pill Co.; _

When _the

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_our uctrcn Rooms, Great

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mg that is wrong with th eyes. Should we

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their fishery claims. A

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(Farmers’Prloesf-Corrected

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Geese per lb . . . .. . Turkey per lb.. . Ducks per lb. . . . Chickens per lb. . . ..,' ..... .. '_ i L _,_ ___ _

- --A iialllil’ New Year to All cAN1>A's ' MARITIME

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Between Halifax, Truro, Painsee Junction ‘

_ Moncton, Quebec, and Montreal, ensures a

ourne and you will travel via

YOAUVR OWN LINE’ » Sunnyside, Queen Square, ' '

Write forlxapessgnd témeémipieiigmy chu _ ' » _ _ __ _- -leo-nSe§°§m_»I,_ E'f*i_ - - ‘ __ __Char1_ottetoWn. _ _ - -_ _ __ _ _

_Although being in very poor health in the' past summer and many days unable to attend to the r . . _ . _

EXPRESS

s past. - I most sincerely wish youa Prospergus and Happy New ~ Year and hope fora still continu- fance of their patronage which will be better attended to`than in the past. _

JU-RY A& C0.

-suit purchasers, Terms cash.

i ' Auctioneers

epairing department, I sincerely-_

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|N_TE|_q¢0|_.0N | _al i..?”....’?iy $’;‘.i,?i?§Zi.1“‘;,...€.‘§.’;g2 ‘ _ A-_|_LvvAY ‘- extended to me in the year that

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Auction

Of AD`iii¢$ land' Onions

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Street _on Thursday Jan. rr o’clock a. nnsharp Seventy

boxes Spanish Onions in lots

BENJ.‘c‘AnTER & co.

Jan. 6 d ti. _

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_ Throulghvaast Express,

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_ Halifax at 8.4.0 a. m. ` St. John at 6.oo p.m. ~ Ixaily except Sunday.

First and second clara Coaches and Sleepers Halifax to Montreal. Bininir Car' Trul_0_fto

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administered under the laws of enhght

ened le. But nature never I or moggiligs her penalties. She still _ _

the same punish-_ ment for the man who neglects or

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“" I far oif-da s“when

gdam deived and `ir°hi=”iTi33-sie-ldi-0

tabilrty, nervous- ness and sleepless- ness which are visited upon the man who eats care-

lessly or irregularly

have been from the

°nnin the evi Heel ofsi. of _

“the stomach-and.its |

digestion and nu- __

_ ‘ trition. _ _j _ Dr.Pieroe’sGold- en Medical Discovery cures the diseased L stomach and emblés the perfect and assimilation of food; so that the lluggishness, irritability, nervousnessand T sleeplwmess which result from innutri- - tion are cured also. L

‘I was taken _sick nine Fears ago with fever.” writes Mr. M. M.Wax~dwe ofLinwood,Leaven~ worth Co., Kansas. “Had the doctor and he

I got sowenkwith it and hatfiziies sobadg I eouidift lie down, ‘npr hardly sit up. as thatwagetwoorihree months; thoughtlwould ‘never well again but cked up oneofDr

Eur deserippion of mtarrh of the stomach. I

ough it t myicase. We had a bottieofbr. "

edical Dxiiscovery in thedlptitpsn imtwas or-mother.. ourecomnsen »_or catarrh omre stomach..so I_wcnt to takingnit H 'theone liottienearlyeured me. I gottwo _

_ties next and _pack one and one-haifmapf Wll‘W¢AIA I4 J- VBIAI b¢€n b0uICl'8d Wlul -

fhms_aince." _ f _

Dr. Picrcejs Pellets cure 'bilicnsnesa

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than those of American watersaCommis- great immy “ms °f Pmlishment .°n°° -Xa TA- ` - 5;’-_ ' A

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theb»1am°rs4,soa,ooosn°u1auave been ~ l0AtTC[(}W]] ' I 1* 0 nr _ € A 1iAr§A-3;A`

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tools if they come from us.

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Good serge suits_$r5.oo, uplto-date_fall overcoats $16.00 u pr ~ I

nice pantings, $3.00 up. _ ' ‘

Since opening, our trade has been 'steadily _increasing which -

is due to the satisfaction of the work weAa1£_-;1:\\_r1!_5ng_4_¢ut.A" » I “

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book. We have _,the largest stock on P. -E.. of

_ - Island of ra er books in diderent bi din _ , 9412333- Q11* A

Vince ,or 8 distance of three- miles from l -ram¢'»_m¢m9'nmam'n swf, one afy ana uv; _ $3.50 to $5.75. Rosaries from 5 cents to pearl and silver at $6.50. We _l

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from cloth at ro cents to_padded mor0cco at

know your neeas_in‘rhisuge,sa_a9afrfarg¢¢ eh¢pia_@_ _ __ A . | Queen St1'¢¢f.` Opposite Trowsels. ' . | |

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In re Estate of Thomas”

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the decision of the Privy Council in the T of e a Ve' name? A A _

homas Alexander McLean are here

case between the Attorney General for-~ .}_v~1_1ot1iied to forthwith furnish pat- Canada and the Attorney General for tlculars °f. their claims duly Pf°V@d Ontario et an (Appeal case 1898_ p_ 700) In 2;' __auil:iday1_::h ana such vouchers as the

~ . _ 60 ecase admitsof toth'

.Ch town Jan. 3. 1903. _ this ease it was decided that whatever undersigned at his oiiice on Queer:

Assignee, _ T Street in Charlottetown ' Al A A A A A A A

__ Ai °°° "1 _ . We have not advanced the price of Ohm) D RICHARD T. AA w

our tobaccos. Amber smoking to- Wu ec' 29 19°” . Sslgnee. A

'B0m, _bacco Bobs chewingtobaccos h _ °°'"'f_ _

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H rses to bond f r th . t _ same size and price to the consumer sausfsewrywanm moaemepricea. _

fcairgbfaken and nanfiiea ira:;Ai=lAA¢Ae as f°’mef1Y We have 21150 ex

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amomodationg good mémy §taé_s_,_A te ded the time for the redemption _A _ i

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