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Three-fourths of the ills

of little people commence =

in the stomach or bowels. Children are quite apt, to be right as long as the all digestive organs are right.

Jamieson’s Baby Laxa-

tive Fig Syrup

Ought to be in every

home where there are children. It is a modern, scientific chi1.lren’s medi- cine. It is absolutely harm- less; it helps digestion; it is a perfect laxative; it cures colic.feverishness and diarrhoea, and insures nat- ural rest and sleep.

Contains no opium or

narcotics.

Large Bottles 75c. _

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Oats. Potatoes,

Butter, Cheese, etc , write '

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TE ET H l "‘.ti't°.i.".i’..‘i'15°1‘€.'.'i”° PAINLISS.

wiiiie me been m1n\»fef.i¢.if~¢.i....,i.

been; s=i¢11<==_ <1¢=_=i-. wuoamewecm nomo _vu el.. liashot 3,t\.n.-noommunicathntobscutofffioimtdnuogig

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I were to deprive that Province of one third

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the less of our representation oaae before the Supreme Court. The Chronicle realises the keen disappointment and possible bitterness that may or must be felt by the Island people and adds: “But no other ds- aision could properly have been reached. All partners in the Dominion must fare alike if it is to be well with the part! or with tbewhole." But itis to be olnerv-

ed that all partners in the Dominion-do not fare alike. The Island‘s position is

diiferent from that of any other, being

muted, mtennom railway ‘connection with Canada, ice-bound in winter, with- out any such telegraph communication with the rest of the wmld as other Provinces have, and besides, it was“nolni'- nated in the bond” of union that we were to be represented in the Commons by six members. The sense in which this was uuderstcod

by every public man ` of the Island, and espr cially by those who negotiated the union of 1873 wasthat the quota of six members should never be diminished. Nova Scotia has enjoyed till now the full number of members with which she enter- ed the federation. How would it strike

the Chronicle if the exigencies of the case

of its original number of representatives, as is to be the hard lot of Prince Edward

Island? It is all very well to argue, as The Chronicle doee, sympathetically and kind- ly, that small countries such as Greece, Rome, Scotland and Britain became great notwithstanding their relatively small size compared with other lands. It is pleasant to read in The Chronicle that -‘there is no s=ct¥o~1 of Canada, of similar

size,that can at all compare with Prince Eiward Island in material, a well as

Under the .option Disappointed, . ~ 4 up Injured, the Halifax Chronicle dlsoussesia°*"°dd“°h‘“ ° 1°'

than New Brunswickor Nova 560855

on_e,‘but because of our

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It is under conditions such as we have

_dhwrlbod that ourrepreeentation is being taken away. That it is done judioi-ily and by proces of law does not lessen the hardship. Our people are made- to _ feel that thesuvrender of our right of self- igoverhment in 1873 was a sad and hrevo- cable mistake.” The Chronicle says the Isla nd “will be just as well treated, just as much respected, just as important in the Dominion" as if we had six members.-

~ We of the Island have been made to - feel

for sonic in the opinion of those in' authority at Ottawa our affairs have come to bs considered a negligible quantity. It is not by flinging an cocas nenaisop inthswayofpubllo works that

public services can be atonsd for. It is not toba just is well treated in the . future as we have been in the past that our people arerdemanding. They ask to _ be treated as the people of the other Pro- vinces are treated-to have steam com- munication winter and summer, a mail service a.nd'a telegraph service such as the other Provinces have.

Were these things attended to, were

the xemonstranees, memorials and dele»

‘gations of our people heeded at Ottawa,

iihcre would not be the same feeling of disappointment and bitterness over the loes of our represeniaiiolas now exists. Disappointment there wonldbe, and some sense of injustice no doubt, but we shouid feel- that our public interests were ,afe. But as it is;w1.li»ths cutting oifof our rqresentsilom super-added to the neglects, annoyanccs, delays and huai~ ness lossssoausedi by the- Milos' break down of snr wininraorvicss; a faallq of resentment is growing up against which,

inno unfriendly spirit, we- warn the

human worth." But when after this our ` “ '

esteemed contemporary proceeds towel in eifect, what does it matter whetharthc Island has six members or four in the Commons,wc beg to say that it matteroa lrreat deal.

The loss of two representatives out’ of

our original six means a reduction of one third of our speaking and voting power in the councils of the nation. It means the probable permanent exclusion of the Island from any representation in the Cabinet. No man however able that we may hereafter produce and send t

Ottawa can have a following 'larger

enough to entitle him to a Cabinet tion. We know from experience the value in the piss ef having had sir Lean to represent as in the Government, and we know by sad experience since his "_ tirement what it is to have the control of

our federal services entrusted to men whg

know very little of our local wants er the peculiar conditions under which our public services are conducted. What add; U0 *lm hi\l‘dShi=P iS that mea who do' not KPDW °8_n_l10I§ bo expected to care very _l'9'“."’~ _

Take the caseof cur winter ser'-vice' a few months ago. A Minister of Marine whuprobably never saw Prince I

Island and who knows nothing of winter ,navigation controlled our winter stcamers. Amber equally, unlnmmea ' eestrenea our postal service and a third, whotc mance in sem, neseevemi suse. varies the lense, continues em nn", But these three ocnldnot agree tc

the mme eeeeeei with the ireamere, to have the mails forwarded by rail

steamer without endlea delays anrioffuce. all. A

d°¢bl¢‘tho ~maie1»sa mee elm-gee meolilea when thewirss were

rc. ‘-__-.;r 5- -.~_ 5... .3 '_-51 1: ‘-

DENTAL lPlOIALlZ‘AT|0_l ' ' flfff " 'jj Thi! lSth€ Of “, ' i ffizsx; _ _‘_ ;' ; in no profession is specialization, i i Q _ _ .. = _ , more important than|in dentistry. -\_ ’ _, L K i W , _' Time was when one could acquire , `_ ` " _ ._ __ e I

a knowledge of dentistry in a short time, but in the last few years the profession has grown by leaps and

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bonnds,nntil now it isbeyondthe at- M. -

` tainment of any one man. It is best

practiced by the co-operation of several men, each devoting histime to a specialbranch. In our omces gmigqu, each mandevoteshistime to a special branch. We divide the work into

3 .havespecialists for each. _._ _$,_..M__,, f_ a orient. 3 I 3 »; W ; mf’ 14" 1 ~

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When a woman- sirw 1 @lI¥¢

weakness and Scum of womanly disease, the eiiect as aer- tain to be marked in he_r nervous sys tem, the generalzeifect bemg,.aa 1n~ Hrs Wo<rdin’s case, *nervo_1m~headaclics,.seei§- lessness at night2"`and.amn.dawneonds- tion. It issxmpify coml_nonj.sense their which says if y_ou1mre~the ny, 1n°¢gu13r1ty,‘.&,C., you Wimmlit HIS nervousness, slecplessnss -and: oidiercon-

Pierce’s avon 'Pmsurlpiilllre Gin!

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health., It oegu~ enfeehlihg drains, healh in-_

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assortment getting lower and lower every day. If you contemplate getting a trunk, better come at once. Dhese pncesmcan quick

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