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REPRESENTATION.

.. C iNewcastle since his return to Eng- % I - ".` "J" llnnd he announc d h‘ ‘ '

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if 1 `,_§ ‘ _ ,GWUUUE his time and energy to pro.

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»m0til1E this great reform, believing that in this way he may best use his .energies for the service of the Em- ipire. Among other things he said at ,Newcnstle: | “The principle of democracy re- ‘Quires that every elector should be _able _to vote for the man after his Iown heart without throwing away ihis vote, and that his vote shall fcount in the government of his coun

~ iffy as much as that of any other el-

_ector. Until this right is secured to every elector we cannot hope to have

is government of the people, by the 'people. for the people. We shall con- tinuc to be an enslaved people under the tyranny of a party machine. How _to re-enfranchise the enslaved elector in the interests of.good government appears to me to be the ilrst neces- sity of modern politics, if the prin-

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. _i-A-\;gi__._§5q_ `j _tion only of local majorities instead

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_ pr Se y ‘ - \ ‘ ,L _tem, which aims at the representa- . ,_ . i

_ __,'1ifrom my observation, leads to the ‘mixing """"' "“`7"""""‘ lcertain rule of the plutocrats."

l This is a very strong statement of

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i _ _ Egand it in made by one of the states-

` , 'men of the Empire, whom the people

'of Canada have every reason to hold

N _in profound respect. Earl Grey is a

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gold iiiouiittd in all

-.3 SWIQ5 0!! l)C'i“i~`3 7° Suit in Canada there are tens of thou- this Province and in British Colum-

_ I s.”>' hand- ‘sands of. electors whose votes count bla in time Past- of °°“1`B€. the ma- ,_l'\ .

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- ‘man who deliberates calmly, and

-Ei |¢0m»,f3\n Psns _who weighs his words. _-ind he has

T'Ui“°i'i¢Y in one constituency is onset

ly B lurse Conservative minority in mother and that so things are fairly Squnl. The simple fact is that the minorities in both cases are dlsfran. :hised and uurepresented, /whereas :hey should be edectlve voters and have their fair quota of representa- tion in Parliament. _ W” haw Proportional representa-

€i0I1 as between Provinces gnu-angeed ‘Y the British North America Act. Bllt W8 have 11° gun;-antee that B ’°¢Y of electors representing 48 pei- ‘F=“_* °f the entire population wui “me 11 Dl'0Dort\0naf-0 representation D Parllhmellt, or even that they will have any representation at gli, Take .he case of the Province of Nova icotia in the Dominion election of i904 when over 45 per cent of the "M51 °l¢°ff0l`8t0. being Conservative, failed *-0 °l°°t B Single representative to Parliament, while the majority of Liberals elected the entire quota of t8 members which the Proving sends to Ottawa.

I-°I`d Grey is right. Minorities, Small UP 19-? 81?. have been intolerant- Iy treated in both the United King- -lom and in Canada. Other countries

have _been awakened to the necessity and the justice of proportional repre-

sentation. It is used' for parliament- ary elections in Belgium, Sweden and Finland, and to some extent in Den- mark and Japan. France is serious- ly considering it. Tasmaniahas had it for some years past. There is a strong movement for it in Australia, and in United South Africa., both the Senate and the executive committees of the Provincial Councils are so el- ected.

Apart from its necessity as a meas-

fl ample opportunities of studying

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:I 0"” *‘t’*“‘i"‘l 03 the Ythis question both in Great Britain

_and Canada. I-Pe sees as all must. see who give the subject their attention

-representative system.

In our elections from year to year

or nothing simply because they are

ure of justice, proportional represen- tation would tend to steady our leg- islative and administrative machin- ery by preventing the wholesale ex-

from having any voice in Parliament, as has happened in Nova Scotia, in

jority in Parliament must rule Pro-

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G H 'El '7 in n minority. That ought not to be. ‘portlenal representation would not

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iusted. True, ue got our system of

te _ _ __ E _ ` "-Wmajority rule, in its present rough

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Country. We console ourselves with

_ the thought that a isrge Liberal

(ine man’s vote should be as good as alter that fact. But it would give

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‘ 1’ H" P C i' |"anotlier's and it would be if our re-

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to each voter an effective voice in the 'election of members of Parliament, which under our present crude sys- tem the minority electors do not have. They are taxed without repre- sentation, and this goes far to justi- fy Lord Grey's statement that they

C3mei°0n’S ESSENTIALS OF' c1'rIzENsHii>_

citizenship, 'Defence of the Country;

_ _ _EEducation of Youth; Payment of 1"" “I8 g9Dd_ l)l‘€dd." gTaxes. All should be obligatory oi

(Our name on every loaf ) Sold only by iiisse Grocers viz-

Uamrron Crahbe’s Grocery Wheatley ` Sinallwood

Coffin tk. Co

iii. at A. Mchood Chap;iel's Grocery

McPhee (R. l\"icholson’s Stand J. Cronin Crockett 61:00 Mrs Train sr Geo Moore (Rochfoid St) (Wafer St) '

Mrs J Trainer (Sp. Park Rd)

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fall should be voluntary." C

'So writes a correspondent. Doubt-

_less the writer means that these ithree duties which he defines as fund- famcntal should all be obligatory. We *can hardly conceive of a state in

iwhich the citizens could be left, free ‘to defend or not to defend their coiin- try if it were invaded or attacked,

or to wholly' neglect the education

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of their children, or to pay or noi.

CANADIAN l.'AUl}.1‘.lU RAILWAY.

The Canadian Pacino in the Short

Direct Route Charlottetown to Mon- lm"Y be diff°"°”t1Y i“t°"Pfe"'°d by

tresl, the trip being made in twenty four hours. Close connections are made for all points beyond, and changes and transfers are avoided. New electric light sleepers on the C. P. R. Halifax Montreal run, and this road has the best dining car service. This il the only line operating com

n lders a ainst enemies without

to pay taxes at their pleasure.

But the three duties as outlined

different minds. Take the matter of ithe defence of the country. It is long'

:since Canada has seen an armed en- _emy on her borders. But n good citi ‘zen is as much bound to defend hir

'country against foes within its bor-

The three fundamental duties of

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.vithin this category. The duty of good citizenship is to defend thc country against these as miicb as against an armed enemy from ,with- nut.

Thou as to education. It ought to ;o much heyond the three R's with ill the ologies added. Any system of education that fails to teach the duty _if obedience and respect to God, to iarents, to teachers, and to all hold- ng authority obedience to the laws of the land and love of countrv fails in the central purpose of all educa- tion, which should be to make good

As to the payment of taxes, we

citizens. Find that popular education in re- gard to this duty is in a backward 'state Men who are honest in their dealings with individual fcllowmcn, who would scorn to cheat or defraud a neighbor, sometimes have very 'ittle scruple in concealing the valuc of their possessions or income or in evading the whole or a part of their

partment °"s_Monn.°al and ottawa) as g _ . just _obligations to the state, the_

to Toronto, and Montreal and Toron- to to Vancouver, J. K. Rose, the local O. P. H.. agent. can supply nil lnformation. drv.1

:The real fraigrance ol the Rose,

imprisoned in a cake of soap. That is the best description we can give ol Harmony Ruse Glycerine Soap. This soap is noted for its heating proper- ties, its delightful fragrance, per- fect clcarncss and great value. Get 3 for 25 cents at “The ,Rcxall Store.” The MacKinnon Drug Co.,

Corner Gt. Geo, and Kent Streets_. ___

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Men’s fur i-oats with f-ur collars

- also splendid line of men‘s genuine

coon coats. A large variety of wint- er fur-lined cups. One of the best sho in s we have ever hnd Large as-

. _ ff. 3. ‘ lortmcut of steamer trunks and ordi-

nary trunks. A lsrge vm‘iBf-Y ‘lf “lub bags and suit cases from $2.00 up to $12.00, 2 only men's blue beaver re fern $14.00, sizes 42 and 44. Rail- way and steamer rugs will make a suitable gift for home or abroad. Paton’a. 1-Bdtf.

800 skeins of aviation wool In

myrtlmnavy blue, brlqht. mid and dark red.qrey,sky and white now n stock. I2 cents per skeln.Sfan- ey Bros. l-26dr4l

,Preventable diseases, such as tuber- culosis, smallpox, natlonal vices such as intempcrance, all violation

You never saw a perfectly health;

woman who was nervous all the timx And you never saw a very nervous woman who was in first class health. Yet women say, "Oh, I’am all right. just a little nervous."

'l‘hat's the trouble with woman-if

they would only takes little better care of their health when it begins tc break, they would save themselves .untold mis'ry and suffering. Tc. strength:-ii the weakened ncrves and i-i=il.l up the body thcro is one rein- eiiy that we recommend with all con- liflcricc--tbnf. is Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic. Mrs. J. T. Snyder, Greensboro, N. B., siys she would not take $1000 for the good Vinol did her when she was weak and had poor blood. Many wom-' en right here have used it and found it to do just what we claimed. If it hnd not pleased them we would have given back the money, for that is the _ way we sell Vinol. It must be good or we could not guarantee it.

of the just laws of the land come_

province or the municipality, But it is quite as dishonest to thus do- fraud the entire community as it is to chest an individual. -

i Probably there is no money that,

we expend which brings in better value than what we pay in taxes. Every obligation of religion, moral- ity, patriotism and desire for thc; public welfare dcrnarids, the prompt] payment of all just taxes _without| conceal-ment or evasion, and yet wel

E. A. Foster,, Central Drugstore-

lts stands now is about eight times

The Duke of Connaught with the

their visit to New-York and the Duke in his visit to Washington. They were very cordially received. Our de- mocratic neighbors dearly 1°V°_ 5 lord, and proportionately &¢,1l1'H\`° those of royal blood.

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::A skin as smooth as satin._ It 18 iuite possible to keep YQ“f Skin 5°? and free from chsfe durinil me W1 hohths. The daily use of _our witch .iezel cream will accomplish won- iers. It is easy and Pleasant t°_ “he and does not make the skin sticky. Nicely perfumed 25c a bottle. The _vtcxihnon Drug ch. Drussists Cf"- St. George and Kent Sts. drif-

Women _ In Soeieiy _

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‘Jfeless Hair Doesri’f Mafch a tracelul Form and fluid- some Face.

Glorious hair! how mfllli' W0men

want it and how few have it.

The care of

the hair is a

puzzle to most \\ .. women, y e t ‘ an y woman. --' -' no m a t t e r _ ‘ what ber sta-

tion in life, -Q.: v

can easily ac- \‘

quire 5 wealth '

of radiant, lux- - uriant hair, so ~` "

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pear: falling hair will ccuse, scalpi itch will vanish and life and beauty

PAHISIAN QAGE is just us izcod

FRO`lI %A'l‘LRl)A\' S lb‘llJl:I

in fact nearly all Germany, isien fc'te_ today for the beginning of the great celebration of the 200th anniversary- hi the birth of Fi-ederich the oi~eet.i

form..

bicentenary celebration. ln the morn- `lng the emperor, attended by the high

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in the old garrison church at Pots- dam, behind tbe altar of which Fre-

caskct. _ _ Berlin will observe the day as a

public holiday. In the afternoon there will be parades, regimental celebra- tions and historical exercises. The day will close with n military gala opera. One of the principal events will be the fete in the white hall of the Schloss, which will be attended

iy g' es re g o_ e regiments which can trace their ori-

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Duchess and Princess Patricia seem ~ _ __ _. _

to have had 5 right royal time in 7,2 Le 342* fjf__.`-' , ` ..

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l Y t <f fe- ° ffbfuafv we -an _ 0 -, _ clear decks on furs. . _Furs of genuine merit at I-3 QQ

' ‘ ` $08 00 mins inuifs 77.50, ~

-_ __ $6000 for 45,00.

Collars $30 oo for -“ooo $ -

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'___ G l01‘ 25.00, $953.50 for 75.00, $52_¢__0 fm.

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we 40.00, $16.50 for

10,00, $io_o_<.; ilu- 6_9O_

I7 sable muiis $25.00 for 12_5,,_

Half Price Sale Of Furs

3 p. c. Pe-_~si:~rri Lamb $16,615 for 9 oo. $275., 10,- 19,--0, ous mole collar $12.50 for j7.5f.;._

Brown Squirrel Muffs C

14 Sable double lined collaretfes I5 00, 2000, 25.00 upto

” 42.50 at 1.3 off.

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fascinating that everyone will ad- » C t °

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Use PARISIAN SAGE,__ thirct/s the

etfb t‘flh'."=uire- _ _

diiiid, i‘)efre;hilriig,u haicbrdresiiiing iiegu- _ ___ *___

For lined Coats llalf Price

lsrly, and soon dandrull will disap- ':~'"" " ' '

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BERLIN,L Jan.-_2I3_-‘;All 'l’russia,an:i I \

A2--nt at -`»innme:-side.

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for men and children as for women, -/

and if it doesn't give satisfaction to fe _ -_ -

any user money will he refuudcd._ -. . _- - ‘

liai'ge bottle 50 cents ht George E.. _ ,W

Hughes' and dealers everywhere. _ ) /{ :_ diy’ _ THE FOLLOWING W./is ag/ r\|\1__ _' '

INADVERTANTLY OMl\l1'l"l`I<§D -, .

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From the capital down to the small- _B ) S f Y F' I fs Let hamlet and ,village business is nt L’ ure 0 ,,_ standstill and the populancg has _ u`Z_V_‘f__l_'f#i'.resen|. the sirunsest und host known Fire Uoiiipunios in the wor as given itself up to the i0)'0l1SI1C‘-SS. Of ` North liritisli~¥z.Mfjrcnntileinsurance Co., of Edinburgh.

the occasion. l31_riinri_’&'»'siir~xnci- hoc:-tii, l_.tri.,_i.f I oiidori. } The _celebration in Berlin began to- G_§',;‘,2_',ff;,_A_§‘:§,f‘§;‘;,,f l‘§',';if§,,',`__"f,#ff5',§5’,§‘,§_

<18-Y With 3- lcctufe B-ll the “'3_¥` Bead? 'il~riu:ru.»\ni¢-r <~.|u_1»~-ii'i:m:e\`o ofhiiiw York.

emy of the prowess of Frederick the ;’}ll=_is:H11-_igiriincef-iluliig of '_g'i<luii._____ Great 39 H general and 5tratcgi5t'The l?’l)i’=’riiirlxPliisunr?i\iir“eL?ibi _ l:l).1’r(if4J`r':lm K L ( '

l0CtLll`8 Was Sf-telldell by the €lI\P01`0l`. Vunfidian i~"irel nu 'ance Co oi Winnipeg. _

who was surrounded by ministers of i.o\ve-sr. rntc-_-a connqsteiit with absolute security.

state, generals of the army, admirals- "` i” » of the navy, and members of thc dip- éj C/of » _cl'l&f‘l0lf¢?0\* fl- lopmatic corps, all in glittering uni- t-_` M_ H1|~_K~i ` M‘mH¥oi's, P. ls. I. -

'Tomorrow will be the big day of the - _ __--_-'= _ --' ..::=-'__ __-4;:--~ -- __-

officers of the Prussian _iirruy,uill per

ticipate in solemn memorial service _ A

.zerick the Greet ues iuuiee in eh iron Une of the best tstablishcd Canadian Life In-

surance ijoinpzmies wants a uian who can wriie business to re-

press-.-nt. them in P.in-e Co.

A good contract, fncnucliiig travelling expenses, will be ‘.

paid the right man. No experience necessary to a man who

his business ahili y. A ddress

l dele at preseiitin all f th B O X 4 4 6. I gin back to Frodericuu tiincs. Each I Ch“f1°n*'t°“u‘

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delegation will consist of the com- it mnnder of the regiment, one lieuten- ____ ___ __ hut, the colors of the regiment, the _ ~-E f " 'f

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color-bearer sud one non-commission rope into a bloody war. The conflict r cd officer. raged by seo. and land in Italy in The celebration of the day will not Germany, and in F1ande,~s_ '

be confined to the capital. In all the The war lasted tlll, in the year principal cities and towns of Prussia -1748, it was terminated by the treaty the municipalities and voluntary citl- inf Aix-la-Chapelle. Of all the pow- zens' committees have made prepara- .ers that had taken part in it the tions for the day. In every school the only guiner was Frederick. Nbt only scholars will observe the day bv ap- had he added to his patrimony the plaiiding patriotic addresses delivered fine province of Sllesia, bm; by his by the principals and teachers and by consummate diplomacy lie had sue. recitation mid singinrr. I-Every scholar |ceeded ns well in alternately deDreBs_ will be presented a short history of ing the scale of Austria and that bg Frederick the Great. France. At the termination of the

Frederick suruamcd the Great strug leh

8"’ evidently yet ff" fmm ul” time iwhosc meniory is being honored by lioldigg this liiil; generally regarded as when mxpayem ‘mn be len' to pa-V or itbe 40 odd million inhabitants of dignity for oneniivcliaosci 5dliif?liml1_a?1

11013 PSY 85 thel’ ¢h00Se- But it is per- lPrussiu, is one of the dominant flgu- forth little promise of greatness.

.haps due to tlic` citizens of Char- ll‘¢S ln the |1iSt0FY Of Elll`0De- H2 Was In 1756 commenced the seven-years’ -° »- -0 »~t;‘;'." .if °;‘;:i;’..§t.t1Li.::i.:¥;2.2: §:.“."..;~i‘.°. ff- Canada is the payment °f taxes m°r°;l~‘redcrick William, as king of Prus- rnnk of Etiirlbpegn jildliiirseiiig tgiithietfriinti “us acts' Whlth in s“b’° “ent tim” Drompt 0|' the number Ol delimi-_sia. The character of the young not in his wonderful military nchievis ments smaller in proportion to the king was still vcrv imperfectly un- ments alone that Frederieknigplnyed total number of taxpayers than hem .dcrstood, when events occurred which his greatness. Throughout his career

___________ ‘cxhiqited if. in a strong light. he displayed an infinite genius in pro. l

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that th” Dominion 'han give Ungava land Maria Theiiesa succeeded to tht of his reign' he iilrilpllgsi l(1:iJn:;T§n€ement to Quebec. It is only a IHHU-er Of'/tustrian throne. Frederick set up a lic business after u. fashion highgitib some 400,000 square miles--equal in claim to Silesisand in a short cam- unknown among kings. Every depart- size to France and Germany combln- Qagfilzoiuctzdednigrivrgglllti th°td"i°h ment Of his E0Y¢\`l\ment received his sflid fxlxntg: gazig gfjgfctgvilé _ngxing ii tenths Priissiaiir dgniiltiiioiildi \_i)iidi:t)ibBiisi‘iliztsenvile(i‘i:l ssagitirihdleixlighiifji

His action. however, pinned all Eu- der his direction. In personal' and . Bros. 1-26531,

public affairs alike he practiced rigid economy.

As an administrator Frederick the

Great was without an equal. He earn- estly labored to secure to his people the great blessing of cheap and speedy justlce. Religious persecution was un- known under his govcrnment. 'He sought by every means no extend the commercial industries of his kingdom and from the beginning to the end. of lils career he was a liberal patron of the fine arts.

When he died at the nge of 74, he

left to his successor s well regulated state, Q powerful army, and a trea- sury well provided. The greatest tre- asure , however, he left, in the wiords of the historian iilacnuley, was the recollection of his heroic and glori-

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has continued to operate upon his nation with all its awakening power and heartstlrrlng influence.

TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qufnine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it foils to cure. ~l~]. W. GROVE/S sig- nature fl on each box. 25c.

"Money saving sale now on at Goff

CARD Z

To the Electors of Ward Four Ladies AND Gentleineii: --

At the request of a large number

of electors of \Vard Four. I have consented to be a candidate for City Councillor at the forth coming Civic Elections.

lu thus publicly asking for your

support, I promise, if elected, while pa)-ing due attention to the special needs of Ward Four to endeavor to premise the establishment of more industries iii the city, to retain our capital and thus provide more work for our laborers and citizens; toso fur as possible. reduce the coit of living, and to improve the condi- tions under ivliich many of our people are housed; to inaugurate zi better system for aiding those who may be in destitute circumstances, and a charge upon the City and its charities `

I shall also endeavor, so far asia

cousiscnt with our present revenue ioiniprove the sanitary and hygienic condition of the city and io provide for the proper inspe.tion of our food supply. -

Yours Respectfully,

D. McLAU\.`_HAN_

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Goff Bros ,Great emoyal Sale of Boots and Shoes began Saturday Morning, Jan, 20 for spot cash only

Dar lease of the old stand will expire before long. and we m%st1§eio&f,£ni_i igysgood-bye to what has been our business home for 2 5 years.

will be given on imported boots, shoes, slippers, felt and rubber footwear, to clear out the entire stock

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