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D. DYER PUBLISFIER.
FRIDAY DECEMI3ETt 21 1900
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The 1V1inister from the Nether.
lands to Portugal and Porgugues(
Minister.. at The Ragne have left
theirrespective posts. The rela;
tion between the two countries are
very much strained and the trouble
may lead to war.
Judge Morgan, of York, has d.
tided that barb wire fences are a
public nuisance if placed along t.
public road and that the owner*
of such will be b.eld. responsible foi
damages done to cattle). In a givm
case he assessed a party for $10 ane.
costs.
Before another Dominion election
-there will be a Redistribation Bil
passed by which many changes veil
likely be made in the completion 0.
the electoral districts, The bill can.
not be introdued before 1902 ai
the eenus returns will not be avail.
able for use during the session of
1901. The census will be taken ear]
inAprils next.
.A. statistical statement just made
declares that the new Parliament
contains sixty lawyers:thirty-three
mn.ehants,. twenty-nine farmers.
eighteen doetors, eleven newspaper
mon, eleven manufacturers, nine
lumbermen, seven gentlemen, five
notaries, three grain dealers. tn.%
bankers,two traders, two distillers.
two ministers of the Gospel, on
printer, one raneher, one real e -
tate agent. one oil operator, o Nova Scotia -Liberals, 15; Con -
miners' agent, one mill -owner, ont se..-yatives,
elleese dealer, one contractor and Prime Edward Island -Liberals,
fnrmer, ono finanvier. one ship- :; ; Conservatives. 2.
owner, (me fruit:Tower, ont eatth New Brunswiek-Liberals,9 ;Con -
porter, tele tteeountunt. and one servaties 2
sarveyer. The lawyers are on to:
as usual. They always do _MI
there.
J. C. Bolden, president of the
Ames -Holden Company,who revent-
1y returned to Montreal after a two-
nul-a-halt years' tour around the
bvorld, concluded an interview in
the Montreal Gazette by stating :
'Niro things in partioular are mak-
ng more widely known and
more highly eonsidered the: world
aver. First, her part in thewar,
which. has excited interest not only
England, but in every part of
ie globe; secondly, the wide.
Tread advertisements of the 0an;-
Uan Railway. Wherever I
„-ent I found the pamplets of the
mat railroad. I found them in
t,ussia, in Norway, in Turkey.
When the P. & 0. steamship reach -
a Hong Kong all the passangors
cished if possible to go on by the
lnapire boats; for, after experience
if the ships of many lines and
atolls, they declare them unsur-
essed for comfort,table and attend-
ance. Even in the out of the way
tpeountry inns in Japan, where
:nests are foreod to oat and sleep
41.1 the floor, and their diet consists
of fish in every possible form, the
!. P.R.advertisements were founj.
lanada's reputation has never
stood higher than now.
The election in Burrard and Yale -
Cariboo completes the menthers
the House of Commons. The prin.
cinal standing of the 213 inember.*
of the House of Commons according,
to the Globe is as follows :
Ontario -Liberals. 36 ; Conserva-
tives. 154. McEwen (South Ein•onn
171 -TE ZURICH HERALD
South Africa has settled down in
black and hopeless desolution. The
Boers attack and fight as they never
did, during their early struggle.
They have taken the aggressive in
the Free State in co-operation with
the corm/nem-loos who are striking
ounwards towards Cape Colony.
The exant stategic aim of this move
they probably do not know them.
selves. But it is race against race
now, and if they can penetrate any
distance into the Colony, they
may gather thousands of recruits.
rhe problern of aiming these has
nem simplified by the case with
which General DoWet surprises
British garris.,ns ami strips thein
their big guns and rifles.
This embittered death struggle is
the inevitable sequel of the general
warning of the farms. The militar .-
anthorities now admit that a
1)o1
-
ber of the burned farms nelonaTo
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STEPHEN COUNCIL.
The Council of the Township of
Stophon,converied at the Town. Hall
Crediton, on Saturday, .Dee. 15th,
at one o'olock- .All member§ pre-
sent. Minutes of Preveus meeting.
read and approved. •
Willert Hicks- That Gottlob
BroWn..the collector of taxes for the
year 1900, is hereby: instructed and
authorized to continue the levy and
eollection of the unpaid taxes in the
manner and with the. power'provid-
ed by By-law for the general levy
and collection of taxeq. Carried,
Nvcitzer - That By-law
No. 6, A, D. 1900, being a By-law
which considers. it advisable that
in future Auditors bonit1 bo
pointed in the month of Novem-
ber or December to audit the ay-
eounts, being read the third time,
be passed. Carried.
Willert-Yeanley - That B3' -law
No. 7, A.. D., 1900. be ilassed 0./n1
pointing. Henry Doyle, •42 the t.4%vn-
ship of Stenhen, as Auditor, beino•
read third -Hine ilassed. carrion_
n hire )04 the second analt)r.
The Reeve tipplinted .1,411).
:..earley-Hicics-That the follov,.- i
to loon who have been taken 144.i•.. ing iler.-nais shall IT 4ien1ttvretorn-1
rnen:s: sinee mi,reb, ea. June, Th I r - :).' ' t ;th'er4 .1 T 1:1( 'it and phices
:..eir .1.1..;.pee tive mimes : I
say that if they were burned IN'T•ri: ' N. 1, Newton Baker'. sehool lions()
lv the sufferers will be compensated No. 1 ; No. 2, Cthas. Brown, :Lewisi
'rat it is impossible that nume,).- 1,an . tailor shop ; No. 3, W. H. Wenzel,
compensate a Boer for the loss ,,,f ' Tov:n hall ; No. .1, Henry Doyle.
Ilis homestead. - (.1-unningham's kitohon ; No. 5. Dun.
Saehannan. Hannan's hall ; No. 6.
The London Unionist Paper has .....1hri....tinn Stade. IIer's hall
bogrm too late to denreciate thi ; ;, T. N. Hayter. Wilson's hall ; No. t
farmburning. The Spectator wrier- ''• Wm. Oliver. 11.Triceabee's hall. i
alies that great severity • w -IV. ' (''11'.."'
A t t• sr gra &ilia ..nal•4rs to the •
white men whom. you have to goy- ' any ourc. of k.,I .:i 1 ?Xi. NVIlieil Will :tr-
On/ afterwards never sucTeed, ! !war in the Tre01•41-4.rer's financial
What will happen now that Gene -,.I : r4 ''. l't l'a' '''11111`131 'Id; ''''''''','`
Lord Kitchener has assium4d sea,: agtan 0) l!'0 ' ' ';'3) 1
and McCarthy (North Slim. •e• n„ eorinnand depends on E. D ; n annual. n. on De-. •.' --t at I P ni
) • •
nfri" The ...."to" he tewnsitip
E oin)andTiadmiont,'West Driritarn, the Boer Republic
classed as Liberals. Rollins- West Cid.trty, but f! tore is no si*:11 tn.e .41' Stepin,n, "births,
as Conservatives.
Quebec -Liberals, 57: conserro_ Idueiamtliihsand dovastatien for man
tis -es. 7; Independent, 1 ; (Oiroutird
of (.lhicoutimi).
will eset., ; • 1 . niarria.n•-4 an- a tits.
1 The head master. .f denont'n
One bank in Bay City ,)11.0.1sin:04;d in •-. ee..ta in En -:ii '4' •
out $
7
18,000 n currency on isaigto.:: nt.
iretaartly .0•:41 :44:t to rare ."1.4
children in ,-(!:10-0t. as:
faetory checks and all the banks tit,rolissit al 1.) itdin'iuNt or v*.
r • o knett desira ;410, el .ro..)-01 ;antis",
together paid out about $300,000. 1.
f J.VT1t- f or titilts1".; 1".13`
And another sugar faetory on! " ^lad t'l'';04;‘"--;'Inw 1- .1 in SE ‘rrt. tn •
MO way. The entire stoek of the;
2Cor,„..,1): kr, tt.r. 1.),0
Manitoba-Liberais, ; nserva- (4,,;%1.01101„,,kr)rri.1, ,10
t .4.•es, 8 ; Independents, 2 (Puttee Sugar Co-operative `1. oar. Ilogglai e; • I, ,- rot ot•
ed. and 1 TV., , reo. r lin' .1, s../.
Co. of Salsburg. a suburb of
.nd Riebardsonl,
rt west Territories -Liberals.
It is like4y the vensus of the
• t ''ionservatives, O.
will be taken-
.14ritia.b, Columbia- Lila Talti. :
-minion •
t.ttillet'S It I„ q 1-.11'11+,8%1Iva ttp.
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In. ..* It. -nit a 1 ve been nr the
West 13a v City, Iris been srdweribed. I -tint .4f teaelten 11 int ntiself. "t sems
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Over len farmers are st4ekii441.1er tk' I"' h°11 u'vair t'arn tur.."tinnl''
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nollinti• is speeia 11v oritra
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rindey th;Ire t %par forut their st.;:ei: Id:if:Went. 'Walnbin-
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1 9441. Plli1 will be elmelnded or 41I notrrti....withm . ' ..1ph _n.i). s..„
fti,t.o,nry,.ve1r101,14t „it, u dayt !1s-1..1.i1T:n111-.V.e.:re; TI°:1.))l7. , :1): 1n.4
1"llNot 311win th1"u1nhe total nhowisfileloreasis t lie ereet, 41/ timfonx91
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. the 4 milm;PatifIll 4'.-, LI 1'. han. DM:pir.ltiPti ill Si,1:. ,i o''41:,, 'be CIL, *".!v.,r. . 44.•0014 sp.,,ilea a
eh,t,,, take Ow poll4.1.7° ...•idivisidans d., .,'..4 the !'1!11t Provinet.:, the exeen. ' ..;14-4:41 2c//` il Pa : l'411Itr fitrll 1.N.:11'1'
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pieliation,„Ar the, 3111. hove Igo onte Sag;:tetyr man for $3, too. 1'1.01!1,--41
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est to b6 found in Western Ontario. With its loWprees,
it haffies. every competitor in the neighboring towns.1:
In this st.;re, Ten Thousand Dollars worth of stock
carrie,I , anti ewrything Will be found here, from a needle
to a grind4oue. The following is our bargain list till
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Thi$ firm t,atarau/ yes
w.:t• 4., and yi,,,at
1:1 the :404.ffitig stih.4wrision over the Liberals, while Wert• 41%1 All ;,.n.1 the '
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quite on tinny.
XMAS GIFTS 'to
Hem art. ta few .:,:uggestion.,
r,r wedding iyresents r.m11
:Xmas gins :- orver.
lae.e 2ttiviet
si)11101, fru h
II -11e.S. breati
td buttf-1.144-N. plorridg,
nd gents kid glowes. gaunt. -
fancy
P. A. Edwards has Very
eiont.e inive6 on the abov,
goods.
Don' buy before seeim..
them.
P„ El)WARDS
Rayfield
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TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
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Sent free. Olden azeney for seettring.tente.
Patents taken 21hx)1101) Muriel .4 co. reeette
epre;.al /Lotto, withotit ehn!rze. lathe
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WANTED 3---A ease of bad lienlethat R'IlP•AN'''S will
bot benefit. They Istnith pain el.)! prolong life. One gives
relief. Note the word 1I -1'P' N on ti. package and
accept no eubsdinte. R•I"1'.-0.:,. ro for s tents, may
be had at any drugstore. Ten ar.d one thousand
testimonizle w 11 Le, trrahA 1.. add're.,3 or five cents,
forwarded to the Ripens Cheinkal Co., No. to Sprute
Street, New York.
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Prominnt Noramiii Swear'
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and testify they are ns revornmeial-
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Our line eenrsist*. ; f Colstie
3alsarn. (the safest and best blister
know -n.)
"see Testimonials." -011ie
, Draughts. Chill and Fever. and
.74'..xtures. 1..,f4tiiln for wonruls.
aeave 1Ze1I1edy,, Condit !ill pnr,-der.
1n -f Ointment. arid Gall Cure..
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owner 511011131 have them :41,1 nann,
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an entirely new and modern furnace
for burning-, hard or soft coal 0:
wood.
The most compact and complete
heater made.
Size of fuel door 12 X 15 iriche4
Steel Dome and Radiator heats
quickly.
Heavy sectional firepot with fins
gives strength. Onaduplex grates.
Every part is a heating surface.
Saves fuel and is easily cleaned.
and Rstimates Free from our Local" Agent
or our nearest house.
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