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~ P dfiortness of breath, swelling of feet

__ the business in its various branches,

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:These pills are a speci5c for all iseases arising from disordered nprves, weak heart or watery blood. ‘They cure palpitation, dizziness, gnothering, faint and weak s ells

ipd ankles, _nervousness, sleepless éss, anemia, hysteria, St. Vitus’

an partial paralysis, brain fgg, 'speech itself was speedily lost ~ complaints, debility, lsiglit. of and overshadowed by the party *duck °fvllalltY° fl” S°¢° l b°!-_ strategy that was soon developed. It was J ° A I

Special Notice

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»_’ Having purchased from Mr. F. J. $~Hornsby the stcck and good will of_ his Books and Stationery Business in - the Morris Block, we will continue

selling at lowest prices for cash only. Miss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in ihe past, will b; in charge of the store, and will be

pleased to attend to all old customers _Messrs Prowse and Maclemi Were

and many new ones.

» A choice new stock of Wall Papers will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature of the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

THE BAZMR CUMPANY

Successnrs to F.J. H'~rr~sby.

Harris Block. Ch‘toWn. Mch 16.1901

£889 236888

I > Z3 93 B

_S8883

Had a Fit

But strange to say he

is feeling decidedly happy about it. The lit referred to is the price of a whole' month’s groceries he got at our store, _vs hieh fit his purse so well that he will in future be a regular cu

tomer of ours.

@Call and see us.

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‘ Queen Street, _ pesos?

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_accomplished or undertaken rather than

“tothe otlicial cognisance of the House.

not put inan appearance the Opposition

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VVEDNESDAY, MAY 19. 1900.

THE LEGISLATURE.

The opening of the Legislature yester-

day had several unusual features. His

Honor, Lieutenant Governor McIntyre for the first time discharged his official duty in that connection in ii

manner that left nothing tobe desired and was specially honored at the con-

clusion of his reading by having the

National Anthem sung and three cheers accorded him within the chamber.

The Speech from the throne, which

appears elsewhere in to - day's Guannilain gives prominence to a recital of things

to measures promised. But the

thefpolicy of the Government to have the resignation _of Mr. Wise first brought to

The Opposition with two new members in waiting, naturally desired their speedy admission. It ended ”by the resignation being read, though the Opposition were not gratified by hearing the date of it an- nounced. This would seem to be a matter which the House has a right to know. After the returns for the Belfast and

Murray Harbor districts were read and

introduced, there was applause and laughter as Mr. Wise, whose resig- nation had been read entered the

chamber and seated himself. The specta- tors apparently expected a scene and perhaps an ejection, but nothing of the kind occurred. Finally on a. motion of Mr. Shaw, seconded by Mr. McDonald, for the reading of the returns from the Prince

by-elec-tionf()Ir. Piiieuu`s) the House came

to ii division in which Mr. \‘\`ise stood up to vote with the Opposition, This was the climax which resulted in the stand-

ing order being moved and all spectators

including the press representatives, being excluded. The House continued to sit

with closed doors until six o`clock when the Speaker announced an adjournment

until this afternoon at three o`clock.

As matters now stand the immediate bone of contention is whether or not Mr. wise shall be permitted to sit and vote.

The ministerial contention is that he has no right in the House, having leg-ally ex- cluded himself by his voluntary resigna- tion. The Opposition contention is that

his resignation had not been made legally complete down to the time when he signi- fied his intention toresume his seat. ?Lf lie be permitted to vote, and Mr. Pineau does-

will have a voting majority. Mr. Pineau crossed from the Main-

land to Surnmerside last night and

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lie may take his seat to-day. This adds a.

further element of uncertainty,for though Mr. Pineau was elected as an Opposition

l member, there appears to be some doubt

las to how he may vote in case he takes his seat. The strain caused by the pro- ceedings of yesterday was intense and

_ will probably continue until the session of

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'lhat we are to be moulded a 1a~hionod,”so the sand ~~c u

for our castin1s_ needs t

moulded and fa~»h1ouc-d. Tha what our moulflers a e doin every day, moulding a-id rash- ioviing the sand like unto the paiteis. it is therefore very im- poftant that ihe patrsrns be first-class in every iespec*, for as the patterns are so will the castings be./ We have nrst-class pattermmakers employed and areableto meet the required M. ,

Give us a trial when in need of Castings.

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The Modern Founders. Steam Navigation Cds Wharf. Char’ lotteto P. ll. 1. Phonrlk.

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Novice

Signed

f today. Various rumors are afloat,including

panacea

_l single sweep. But such is not the case.

\ .

The undersigned Bicycle repair men __ have this day

agreed that all repairs and Sundries will require to be paid- _ for in Cash on delivery. ~ . l Please do not ask for ;~mill,_not‘be,_given_.

_Earnest like. " '

l one Mr. Wise may be forcibly ejected, but do .vn to a late hour last night it was not known what course the Government may pursue to-day. The Opposition will hold

l a cauc us this morning.

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` A YE \|l'S FIRE LOSSES.

, Once in a. while some sweeping conting- _ ration like that of 26th April in Ottawa and

l Hull appals the country. and we are led to think for the moment that the aggregate

of fire losses isinostly made upof big items frunning from tive millions upward at a

_~ The awful waste and devastation go on

_from :lay to day and from year to year. The big "ash-heap" which represents a la years tires is sometimes spoken of, but » the figure is an imaginative one. Usually ,` there are two toten buildings burned at

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lions. This year the first four moiiths

that taking the small fires and the great together, from those that cause but a few _

dollars loss up to those that run into mil- 3

lions, the average loss per tire is but $1,500.

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At the result of a' delegation from the three Maritime Provinces which visited* Ottawa last meek; Hon Mr Blair, Minis-

New Brunswick and P. E.1s1im<i exmbi `

concession is u most ' important one, will be a decided boon to intending exhibitors and must also tend to greatly increase the extent and interest of the exhibitions. The delegates representing the different Provinces were: Attorney General Long ley and Mr. Elderkin. of Nova. Scotia, President Horace Haszaril of P. E. Island

and Messrs. C. A. Everett and J ames

Reynolds of New Brunswick. Sir. Louis_ Davies and the Liberal members from the

three Provinces are credited with assist-

ing the delegation in every way in their

power.

THE El)ll(lR’S MAIL

SIR,-According to notice duly given a.

meeting of the Liberal electors of Peake’s Station was held on April 28th for the

purpose of reorganizing the Associations at that place and appointing delegates to ; attend the county convention soon to be l held at Dundas or Geoigetown. Notwith- standing the condition of the travelling the Liberals attended en mass. Shortly after 7 o`clock the meeting was organized by appointing Mr. Patrick Mooney Chair- man and the undersigned Secretary. After a short speech from Mr._Mooney explain-

Hond’s Pills _ f

_ , candidacyof Dr. E. Robertson. It was then

have far exceede d even thoselarge figures. proposed ty Joseph Dunn and secondgd During twenty-live years past the fire l by Mr. TVilllam Birt and carried un&lli~ losses in _the United States have averaged ID0USlY ffhllf' M1* Th°5 Klcklllllll he 9°°°ll‘l two million dollars a week. Yet, as _we °h°l,°°‘ _After l`°tf"'”l°3 the usual v°l’° °f ..

_ thanks to the chairman three cheers were -

have said most of the fires are small, as is given for Messli Robertsom Kickham shown by the fact that in the United F and A_ Peters the Liberal standard 1-,em-_ States the number of tires causing some ers ot county and district and three more appreciable loss last year was more than 1 for °lll` gallant °°“lll'l'7mell Wll° have

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200 per diem. It will appear from this gone to light for our Qu-een' ‘

Do not gripe nor irritate the alimen- I tarv canal They act gently yet

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The easiest way for a girl to prove that sold by au dmggism 25 cents. she ca_n’t sing is to make the attempt.

and it’s also well to remember the spot where it is interred.

In kills and di.in£ects qfs the hat at the price you want to pay-and at the nam . ° a weve the greatest range in the city to

_ . e time. E choose from.-Moore 8; McLeod. 9 1 A

appreciate quality coupled with economy, will _be_thoroug'h’ly satisfied with this weeks silk and cotton waist offerin .I ortics have pronounced our waist do-` partment peerless-its dominant features' _being styles, qualities and low prices*

s,,,,,,yti,_e_ _` ye are always doing s_oinet,hii:ig` ex-

An h 1 S§;i;ovf_din§\ryé_;isol;¥_iis weegs p}i`ei_°_ingwill _

ousec ean_ . - el' 01111 0 218 ear`s

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ing requirements-A WMS as Paton &C°` 9d§w tt

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‘ll`eSSm9~klUX- _Apply to ldisc Rackh at Weeks 8: Co. dlw & davxéi

wshive iiimimheisie Plough swf, the best

iwotldcn-§s_strong split Boots-.Amherstniak ` split B‘oot‘,l'impoi-ted, _ B 7052 _ ,Womens _Whole Stock `-Boots, Amherst

.'WOI;i_i¢l1"s, ,Pebble Boots, “Solid” Amhei'iit30

' Woirfien-'s ‘s,trong} split_Shoes _ I'

Woiiienhmgebhle Shoes, _Peg ‘So1ed” »f_',-“_

`Ww»epuspms e¢

_ “~.>‘iW°¥11_¢_H<'S‘lCarpet'_ lippers ' ’ 25,: _

-. ' l’ero!6.lrma' ur. ' 'I of " l ‘ ' ' ' W°°'°-l~=y»`°'~

Maris 1900, "ark wrmlt 31 l, /1 if t Q

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di1i`ere_nt times in ii' hundred cities, and _ ing the reason for calling the meeting the, Q scores upon scores of isolated farm-liouses _ fllllowlllg new Oman; “Eire tasflginlltg l l

country stores, factories, mills' scattered l Mr' Patrick Moqnel’ ms i ml _ H '

_ _lmoter of Peake:-1 Polling ivs n, r.

over the broad face of ii Dominion or a _ John W_ Jay’ Vice_PreBident_fmd Fmngig

Republic, which 80 YO make “P \»ll¢.S1`f1Tlfl ; P. Trninor, Secretary; Patrick Byrne, B. _ total. D. Hayden, Joseph Dunn, Jonathan =_~ And avery terrible total it is. It has Blll' and Mlclmel Donnelly’ Wolililng

_ C I b th te of five ~ i Committee. _After the delegates to the `

runln “naw a em ' Gr S “convention were appointed it was DTC# ,(_/Xp _ million dollars a year on an average for _ posed by p,,_gr;¢k _Byrne and geoofpded by ~_\\l» '

30 years past. Last year the fire loss in John W. Jay, and carried by aunanimous -

Canada was between eight and _ten mil- V°l¢_ lllal' tlle _deleg‘ll’°-ll l° the con'

‘vention be instructed to support the

' Faarzcis P. Tnamon.

Saor.

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near sim-MwARn's LINIMENT is i 'Wo have a job

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Whenzigirl begans to take ii comic

valentine seriously she has reached the age limit. '

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BRONCHITIS. _

M.r. William Davison, St. Andrews,

Que., statesi “Dr. Cha.se’s Syrup of Lin- seed and Turpentine has cured me _of bronchitis. Ihave, without success, tried many remedies for the past six years. Last winter when I had a severe attack and was unable to work I procured a bot- tle of Dr Cha.se’s Syrup of Linseed and Tnrpentine and am happy to state that the third-bottle made me a well mari] 25 cents a bottle. Family size 60 cents.

\Vere ituct for wine and passion some

men would never speak!-he truth.

SICKLY CHILDREN.

Some children are pale weak and puny

from birth, others become so as a result of disease, all are fully restored to health and vigor by a. treatment with Dr. Chase’s Nerve `ood. It is nature’s greatest re- storation for pale, weak, nervous men,

women and children. It gives roundness to the form and color to t e cheek of the pale and emnciated, and new vigor to every motion of the body.~ '

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Fame never 'blows her trumpet for a

man who is too lazy to raise the wind.

TEST THE URINE.

If you have backache and there are brick

dust deposits found in the urine after it stands or 24 hours you can be sure the kidneys are deranged. To eiiect a. prompt and positive cure and prevent Bright S disease, sufferingland death, use Dr. A. Chase’s Kidney iver Pills, the worid`s

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promptly cleanse effectually and -greatestkldnev cure' ll"-

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:__ is sent direct is the 5385355]

'Q iris by me lrryroved Blower. eals the ulcers, clears ilie ai:

_ passages, stops dropping; in 3;;

_ throat and permanently cures ‘ Qa_tarrh and Hay !~ever. Blow

Its always well to bury the hatchet-

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We’ve the sailor lia';'you want-we`ve

Beautiful silk waists. - Those who

Rhubarb at Beer & Gol‘i”s. 9 2i

WANTED.-Iinmediatel girls to 'e irn

_ - ° _ _$1.35

1.00 and 1 I0

ter of Railways, has decided that exhibits | my remedy for colds, etc. It is the besltl _'/lf. _ _ l shall be carried over the Government ll llllllllellt I have ever ll5°d~ __ ll) Shit* Wi" “th M Railways to and from Nova. Scotia, A MRS'JOSIAH HART' ' ' ~ ".-

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