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“No thanks. lies no friend o' mine." »

Especially Mothers

Are most competent to appreciate tl.e parity, sweetness. and delicacy of Curr cum Soar, and to discover new uses for

it daily.

Its remarkable cmollient, cleansing, and

purifying properties derived from CUT! ana, the great skin cure, warrant its use in preserving, purifying. S114 \>°=\\¥¢ifYi1§8 Ge complexion, hands, and hair, and in oleic-m of washes and solutions for ulcer-

ve weaknesses, annoying irritations and

chalngs. as well as for many sanative pur- poses which readily suggest themselves.

In many of the above cmdidons, gentle

aneintings with Ctrncuxs, the great skin cure and purest of emollients, in addition, will prove of astonishing benedt

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hontsby the stock and good will of -ii Books and Stationery Business in 150 Harris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches, piling at lowest prices for cash only. lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mane- ged the business in the past, will be ia charge of the store. and will he pleased to attend to all old customers nndfliany new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all llqartments of the business will be ‘lept well stocked. A Well supplied news stand will be a special feature d the business. The store will be lnowrfihs “The Bazaar Bookstore."

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Prompt aftrnrinn givvn fn country ¢\_

'liilllules

'lhat_ we are to be moulded and f&~h10n6d,”8oth6 sand we use for our castinzs needs r.. 1,., moulded and fadlliomd, Thggfg what our moulders a e doing eveyday, moulding and fash- l°eiD¥ the sind like unto the XTIAIB, if YS thhrt-fare ygfy im- portant that vhs plus mg bg first-class in every lespecg for as the pattex-ns_ are so will the ce~t ngs he. Vt e have first-class pattern-makers employed and agsbleto meet the requires r _ .

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FRIDAY. MAY 18. 1900. 1

i """""*°"”"°“° ' “""""” °""‘°_l*‘

THE PARTY SYSTEM.

We are, in the natural course of events,

very near to both n. federal and provincial election. At such a lime it is of the tlrst ‘ importance to the country that' the. electors who arc todeclde the issues of. the conflict should be fairly and fully in-3

formed as to the facts and in a position to

calmly consider and weigh them. Un -_ fortunately under the party system thef facts are not fairly placed before the, people and the great jury of the electorate is but ill-informed and ill-advised as to the merits and demcrits of the men and measures for or against which they must 4 register their votes. i

More than nine tenths of the news-

papers and journals engaged in the die- cussion of our public affairs are strongly partisan, many of them bitterly and un- scrupulously so. \Ve have the Liberal journals presenting to their readers Liberal measures which are ideal in their

perfection, as contrasted with Conser vative proposals that must involve the country in ruin; and with these are pen portraits of Liberal leaders, seemingly wise, worthy and patriotic statesmen, contrasted with portraits of Conservative leaders who aremade to appear corrupt, incapable, false,deceptive and unpatriotic. If we turn to the Conservative journals it is the Liberal measures that are utterly

bad and ruinous, and the pen portraits of our leading statesrnen are of Tory saints and Grit vagabonds.

These are utterly distorted and mis-

chievous views, but we must remember that it is in such guise that our public

men and the measures they propose are presented daily to the great ma-SS Of newspaper readers. In these days the ‘ party newspaper visits almost every household regularly, and not in One family out of ten are both sides of the case presented. If the majority, or even one half of the people

__ were accustomed to read both sides of ‘ the story the bane and the antidote would go togethenand the average elector might have some chance tojudge fairly between the contending factions. As it is nine

families out of ten throughout Canada read one side only in the political discus- sions ofthe time, and are sadly rnlsixr formed in regard to all,that they should know. ~

_ Theelectorsare placed in some, such posit-ion as a jury would -be, if one half of them heard only the testimony and the

lawyer for the plaintiff and the other _half heard only the evidence and the counsel for the defendant. How could such ajury decide upon a verdict,and what would be the value of their verdict when

found? Would it not be quite as sensible

to decide the causes in litigation by cast- l ing lots, or by the tossing of a coin, as to leave the issue to a jury thus partially in-

E structed and differently informed? And yet, are not these very like the conditions under which the great majority of the l electors will approach the ballot boxes be- ` fore the pre:-:ent year is closed?

Such are some of the baneful fruits of

the party system, becoming more and

more apparent from year to year to thoughtful persons. As people come to think upon these things they realise more and more the necessity and value of a free, impartial and independent journal. The party _press is not free, it is not and cannot be impartial or independent. Of necessity it misinforms and deludes its

readers. There is no gainsaying the facts as stated above. Think them over.

Alfred A. Taylor, of Margaree, says: “One bottle of MINARD’S LINIMENT cured a s we ling of the gamble joint, and

Good .... Bicycles

ycles _

For Sale.-

Etebair S11

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American Sugar

American Tobacco Brooklyn Transit

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel Federal Steel Prid nil Louisville and Nashville 80% New York Central

St. Paul Tennessee Cceland Iron

May 18.

10911 __

american Steel and Wire 3% V

Closing prices

rug 128; all 371

132i 1U7&~ 1171 732 3”. 28§

Rock Island '

Union Pac Pr’fd “ United States Rubber _ _ _ April Cotton ner 1(1) lbs niL

CHICAGO MARKETS. '

Cnrcsoo, _May 18.-(Spec-ial.)-Tile fol- lowingare the closing:-aces; ` May. wheat Biiswrn. 37i:°atS. 22 pork, 811.675. Sent- wheat. 67%. -mrs. 381. cats. 223

pork $11.8). ' ~

“A Word tothe _ Wise is .$aff1'cz'ent.” But some otrxbbofn people

wait until “ down sick '1' be- fore trying to ward off illnm or care it. The 'wise recog- nize in the word “Hood's»' '

assurance of health.

For all blood troubles, scrofula, pim-

Eles, as well as diseases of the kidneys, ver and bowels, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the effective and faultless cure. _ Blgqd P\||»|f|¢f-“ I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparllln, and find it beneficial for my- self and baby. It purifies the blood and strengthens the system.” Mas. Hzmzr WALL, Clinton, Ont. _

|»gn¥h r-“ Myself, wife and

ch?ldren avesilalgg Hood's Sarsaparllla and it strengthened us. It relieved me of a lame back.” Davm Mcélzoaos, caretaker, Colt Institute, Galt, Ont. _ _ »

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_ Bood's cure liver ills: the non-lri-it_atingan_1_1 only _cathartic to take with l-loo|l’s sarsaparilla.

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3 And good health.

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Showers and cooler,frcsh southerly W inds,

Wasmsurox, May 1S.--(Spcelel-)- _ _ 1 ._ _e _

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_becoming vllllsblc. ' A A

NEWLY INTRUDUCED ‘ `

Sensation caused in`Bamaby River, N. B.,»‘ by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. _ ‘ _

Bm-n,,hy River N. B.,May 14--Quite a

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%ine `Pills. Althougrh there had been, manydyeuthz-lin this vil°_ age and surround-'- in ' district. from Brvglws Disease and otherkldneytroublee. yet strange to sa

Dodds Kldne Pllls had neverbeen tes

p¢¢ple are _ "them and e.\presei‘\ig__:\_:r- prise and/_d_e_ t at the result. 'm the ilrstweekj gun to improve. Blige' -Cornelius Crottie, of Barnaby River, w _o had been given up hy, the doctors. The fact seems to have surpriifeil him, but it ig always true where Dodd's Kidney Pills are/used. _ _

-1,--_--Q-Q-an--A--_. -1-wi It is useless to plant fruit trees un-

l°ss they are hardy, vigorous and pro-

ducers of good fruit. _

A GOOD STOMACI-I

Is essential to health and happiness, but

don't bhme the stomach for uuionsuess. It is the liver that is deranged, and causes posionons bile to ren.a n in the 'blood caus-

uctlon of the bowels. Dr. Cha'-\e`s Kidney- Liver Pills negulatc the liver,_lridneys and bowels aggcby their d.r-:ct-action on these organse t dprompt and l-#stints cures of bi ousnesr, yspebsh , lan zache and all kidney ailments. no _.iii .. dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealers.

in Day at “My Store. There’ll be

a crus at Sentner McLeod 8t Co.’sto-day. Read their ad.-19 li.

J To night at ha ains. Our Dress

Goods offer fig? this P. lg., may never be again repeated.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. 19 li.

Read Paton & Co.’s great bargain list

in to-day’s issue.-19 li.

All the latest things in Gentlemen's

Neckwear, just arrive at S. A. McDon- a.ld’s. Get first choice.--19 li.

Blouses, Kid fGloves, Skirts, Leather

Belts and Dress Goods are on the Bargain List at Paton 8; Co.`s-li

_ A Store_full of snaps at “My Store” to- ' ll!

` Read Pntoifs Bargain List.-li. V

‘v-Vixen buying a Neck Tie, why not get

the latest when it cost no more than the old fashioned ones. See the new ones at S. A. McDonald`s.-19 li. '

Paton 8: Co.'s for bargains this P. M.--

19 li

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Buy Clothing, Carpets and Hats this

day cheap for cash at Paton 8: Co.’s-li.

Read Sentner McLeod & Co.’s ad. Snaps

for to-day.-19 li. i _ Do your shoppin at the B' St th' P. M.-Paws & o§.'s-ii ‘g - °'° ‘S

Take home a pineapple tonight-nice

fresh ones just receiv to-day.--Morris &Jost.-19 i. _ i __ ,

, ' Worth dollarsto the thrifty house-wife

tovisit“Paton & Co.‘s this P. M. Gloves, Belts, Print Cottons, Dress Goods. Skirts, Costumes, 'and other up-to-date goods this P. 'M.-Ii. »

Whites Snowflake Chocolates? lb IEX-

just received-try a box-you’ll ike em -M Jrris & Jost.-19 li. ' '

50 Muslin, Sateen Meroerisel Cotton

and Cambric Print \i'aists oiferin at 5»c, some worth u to -2.00 1 and

Style” omfort and Beauty..

Time to (live, the little

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.yea-rs goods on sale all day at -1’uton'&: Co.`s-19 Ii.

Call to-night and Eet your Pineapples Bananas, Cranges, Chocolates etc.-New and fresh.-Morris.8t Jost.-li,

Bargain lovers “ill find u to»da,te

. g_<_;o_f_l;\_ §ti3s_1_1_i;p__;_>zii_ces for. this M. at

are combined in our new iihe of Slater Shoe. . A dark rich chocolate Kid, relieved by plainess by si‘ver hooks and eyelets, a graceful 1-bapelylast (me Paragm~,) introduced by the Slater Shoe (20,, rbi; season, the finest of line leathers, and the perfect finish and workmanship that mark the Slater Shoes, tend ro makethis line one of _ the most beautiful creations cf footwear eve? shown in this oily

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saved a horse worth $14.00. ° nee ` p@@ y@ 'ewem In Thos W Payne. of Bathurst, saved the A C V J ' 'qi

life of v ’ ”

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Hodern I-`~unders, LINIMENT K » V' ' A( i ~` ` . A has of 8il’"'e.‘ A

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Our people had little faith in patent medi»~

`l ` _~ " .';_ ' _ _ c glesw, how Q, Dodil‘s Kidney Pills creatinga ‘ _` ion. A large number ot-

, w. was 18°*

ing indigestion, headache and irregulu.:

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New _ Fancy -Shirts 1 __

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