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April zo d aw zod. ' On the premises.

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transactedz- _ Summer-side. Currie’s Bookstore-J. B. C. Bakt

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S her Judges retired for public reasons,

ed. advertising, job work and other business e

so-.iris East, Telephone office-P. G. Seaman,

\ question of salaries-theside of the peop

those of Judges. King Edward, large as ‘ are his emolunients, has subjects whose incomes are greater than his. There is

no ipcoiigruity in a President at $50,030 u year stainding oilicially superior to Citi- zen Carnegie, whose income is a mil- lion a month. Nor can it be claimed th it in all cases lawyers whose incomes at the bar are the largest will in all cases make the best Judges. Many instances to the contrary might be cited. The adjoining Province of New Bruns- wick has within a tow yearslhad two of

judicial duties. They had been befor

3 g r their elevation to the Bench in receipt ot

Alberton, Aiberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

professional inco .nes decidedly larger than their salaries as Judges.

_ But there is another side to this grea

mars. We fear that their hicomes a

TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1901.

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THE SALARIES OF IUDGES-

vice list who from time to time have ha

eral should be _$32.C30n. year, but it wa made $33,000. Members of the Cablne

incieased to $7.00) with an extra thousar:

Parliament from $1,001) to $1,500 pe session and we know not what momen

this will be accomplished. In the past

Canada has now a formidable civil ser-

their pay increased and the cry is still for

more. The first Parliament of Canada re

solved that the pay of thc = Governor Gen-

were then paid $5.C ‘J and that has been

tl to the Premier. Now an agitation is on

to raise the pay of members o

S honest and economical worker. Ough

___ lightly it may be regarded in the Seuat

while still well able to discharge their

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not increasing, although to all of them the

cost of livin 3 has increased in a propor-

. .

tion quite as great as to the Cabinet Mia- _ _ _ isters, Members of Parliament, Judges ‘ L and civil servants generally. Already one I _ ` .

d ot our Superior CourtJudges receives I

a single year more than the value of an average farm-a farm which represents the labor and saving of a lifetime to some

__ the workers to pay still more? We notice

that in the Senate discussion one of the

d _ opponents of increased salaries wa

charged with “pandoring to public op-

! inion.” _ Surely public opinion, however

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- When wearing a

coat from us-because

you Wouldn’t mind much

if April should tilt your top skirt Just enough to show the beautiful work

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is ' ` who pay the salaries. The great majority _

of the people of Canada are toilers, from

_ one halt to two thirds of them being far- ' _ *

re _ .

vu. any

sell you

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Kalsonime tlabastin

of electors votes, is yet ei matter to be not

__ where the members are beyond the re

following the increase M outa"-_ th' __ _ wholly disregarded. The paymaster must

of the Provincial Ministers and Legislato' be given same considuatmn in the nut'

fterof how much he shall pay. It will~

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was generally increased all over the Dom inion.

Last Week the Senate discussed the pay

of the Judges and there was a loud call for more money on their behalf. Every lawyer in the House who hopes some day

to become a Judge desires to have the sal- ary made larger for his future benefit. Apavt from this the lawyers desire to en-

joy the favor of the Judges, and " feel quite sure they' will not give olf- ence by increasing the emolu- nients of the bench. The main

arguments are those with which we all are familiar. It is said the cost of living has

increased, and this is true on'y because oilicial persons desire to live in greater luxury than the men of a past age. The cost of the necessuries of life is really

_less throughout Canada than during' a past generation. .Then we are told of some ccuntries where the Judges and other ofhcials are paid more than they get in Canada. ln this regard the precedents

a id e.\'aniples are all di-avi n from beyond the sons-American examples are avoided

-for the very good reason that salaries are relatively higher in Canada than in the United States. OurGovernor General

receives the same pay as the President and each of our 15 or 16 Cabinet Ministers

as much as is paid to each of the eight Cabinet Ministers of the- great Republic.

Lastly the old familiar plea is put for~

ward that Judges ought to be paid more

because some few lawyers earn more than

the Judges before whom they plead, and it is argued that we cannot get the beat men for J udges unless we pay them more. We fancy that there is very little

ditlieulty on that score. Although our Island J udges are perhaps the worst paid in Canada-an inequality that ought to be rectified-there is no dimculty in finding

good men for the place when a judicial

shall dx their own salaries regardless” o those who have tn pay them.

The woman who mislays her hat and

looks for it in her purse, among other im- possible places, is very like the physician who looks in all sort of impossible places for the cause of a disease. The heart be- gins to act irregularly and straightway

there’s an exam- ination of the heart to nnd what is interfering with it. The liver gives trouble, and is dosed with drugs and pounded with

l pills to bring to

light the cause, and all the time the cause of the trouble is in the

stomach. _

The i n ti m at e

connection of the stomach with the heart and the other

‘ vital organs, nec-

- essarily results in

the sympathy of these organs with

’ any derangement

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' _ , ' ` organs of diges-

` tion and nutrition.

Thousands have been cured of palpita-

tion, liver trouble, shortness of breath, pain in the side, backache, and numerous other complaints by the useof Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. This medicine acts directly upon the stomach, the organs of digestion and nutrition and the blood mak» ing glands, and the fact that it cures so many forms of disease is the best proof that these diseases originate in the stomach and must be cured through the stomach.

“ I had been am sufferer for several years,

und my family said I would mit be a liv- ipg man in _two years. but, thank God, I am still living," writes Mr. George W. Trustovv, of Laps- comb, Augusta Co.. Va. “D11 Pierce’s Gol en Medical Discoverggs what saved my life. I had heart trouble so d that I could' notlie on my left side without a great deal ol' pain. _I was nearly past work when I commenced your med- icine. but I can do about as much work now as any man. I cannot say too much for the benefit I have received." ~

The People ’s Common Sense Medical Ad-

viser, the ‘ Bible of the body,” is sent free

on receiyit of 3! one-cent stamps to pay ex- pense o customs and mailing only, or edis tion in paper covers, or 50 stamps for cloth- bouud edition. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, 151152.10. N. Y.

position becomes vacant. The real dim- culty is to decide between thenumber of claimants for the place who have; or V think they have, first-class qualincations.

There always were, and alwayswiil be lawyers whose income is greater than

blood- it H

our C inner sronz

Ie brim full of bargains, We keep .High Quality Groceries at Law' Prices. Buyers who have not visited us will do

well to call and see what we;

:an do in the way of

Disorders

are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys filter the blood of all that shouldn’t be there. The blood passes through the kid- neys every three minutes. If the kidneys do their work no impurity or cause of disorder can remain in the circulation longer than that time. Thepefore if our

5 blood is out of order _your 'kidneys have

failed in their work. hey are in need of stimulation. strengthening or doctoring. One medicine will do all three, the finest

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_ _ For tickets and all information We have justreceived our spring shipment of Hats. They

are all made from the latest English blocks. About this

ll- L- |illlP||All. VI- YI- CLARKE season ofthe year you will be making your purchases for

Mwaser- Agent- Easter, so don’t forget that to he classed among the well

_ _ chariaitemwn, p_ F, L dressed men about town, your hat must be up-to-date. We

have just the kind you want.-Naftty little Derbies and the newest shapes in Soft Felts. Our hats are the correct ,,,

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