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THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 19%.

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THE NEW BRITISH CABINET.

'Ihe cable tells that Premier Balfour has stlength succseded in his loud diiiicult task of reconstructing the net, so sadly: depleted of its strength

bythe resignation of a numbcrof its leading spirits. The reconstruction is

after-all little more than a shuffle of

portfolios and the promotion of compara- tively unknown men to .places before held by those of -arrester fame. The

chances are thus stated: .

' Mr. Broderick. formerly Secretary for

¢War, succeeds Lord George Hamilton as Secretary for India. ' J Austen Chamberlain, Postmaster Gen- eral, succeeds Mr. Ritchie as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Alfred Lvltletor, Recorder of Oxford,

succeeds Joseph Chamberlain as Secret- - ary for the Colonies.

Secretary for War.

Graham Murray, Lord Advocate of

Scotland, succeeds Lord Balfour of Bur- Lleigh, as Secretary for Scotland. ` » Lord Stanley,dnan`clerofl the War O§c_e ssucceeds Austen Chamberlain as Post- master General.

No one who compares the new Cabinet

'with that which it succeeds but must be

ber of the Premier-'s late colleagues who

n. O. Arnold Foster, Secretary to the

Admiralty, succeeded Mr. Brodrick as

P- impressed with the great diminution of weight and prestige by the retirement of such men as Chamberlain, the Duke of `

Devonshire, Lord Gcorae Hamilton Mr Ritchie me late cuanlenor. and ` fend from beckache. headache, ands

ment and Opposition party forces upon

ii_n;r;_:;_;1l;t;i_l_\_vebeen unknown foragsn- I

That the Chamberlain influence is still Stggk, Cropl. lgprlements and Hguse.

» strong in the Ministerial party may be , 0 urniture. p _ 1 _

taken for granted by some features of the b i'_:S1___tlf\§_\‘_§<_1_:>tyhCi¥:=°_;'_s;=mi<2sheisito;_lut{» _ ‘:°°°°°'°°r::'.;::.';;‘;.‘;.:“°..°;‘“‘°;:‘°..:;. "M" '°“°

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° ° “‘°“ , “_ _ sA1'uRnAY. ocr. lon.

Chamberlain s promotion to the Chancel- A1. 2 0.cLoeK_ ,_ M_

lmnlp ofthe Exchequer while his father T1;=,g>él1g§§§;=;3:;y=__ ,Ffa “__ Alma”

:lengalz;<'_l_ :nat the ‘_);’Po:nltlon xe_e1__l;o_ :;}{=f_;éd2_1}°§°e§;e1t1_ 15;; ga§ép_=s.om1_}§1_1e°_<;;~;s&

eapro ons camps n -a noa chess. V

with a desire to further the unification of the Empire are no doubt stiifnng underly- ing imotives with Mr. Chsmberlain and nilany of his supporters, but it will

be a difficult task to. make these

sake with the ooncomitants of dearer food

but in the first campaign the battiemust

THE HQME 0|; ibeiought cut mainlvon Rrounds that th;

(pA||_y Ang w¢¢|(Ly,) affect the t'xpayers of tte United.Kiug- P1-ovjime devgted exclusively f

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cH§R,_0,.,5,§,-“f,§'g,N_ ',lf’§_ ,_ ;‘°_;”° _ *_*“‘1”_;‘° ‘_‘;‘_:‘;’_:’ ‘S ‘_°°_ _°“°’°_"H;"‘Y to fu-rniture and house 'fur-' ,

__..._..._..._ ,ncornae wl eprlncpeso ree °. _° '

Business Office Telephone l33b~ trade to give much if any chance for earl nlslnngs' r_ee Hoors and a

Om H 8 _ _, 6 _..._ i , fstaii that can handle an A

°° °'I'P_=I';0I‘;_ 1;” nm" nun v.ctory to the Chamberlain policy. It is _d _ t __ y .

if. r.. Nnwsom. subscription Mg notlmprcbable that both_Premier Balfour no RQ, ho? ,. arge `

_'_'-"" and the ex-Colonial Secretary see this WH i espatc ’ e C aim

features dominant. The 0|Jl>Csitl0n_‘ because. W? were hanfiicapped will refuse to treat the esac.-at for space, ln _fact us1ng_po_rt-'

as any other than one between free _ trade ligns gf 9111- establishment

and protection-protection for its own - c ' 7 ‘

and dearer raw materials. and 'doing A the furniture;

Imperlalconelamtlom wlll a°ul»_ll¢.eltrade_we could handle with

in time force themselves into prominence 0111’ Old Stag. But COI1dlti0I1S

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.S ‘*"!“‘°", "“’P‘?9'F'°° 9°_°‘_'°~"_"""_ 9".e"‘.'ti‘}Q¢i1usmber¢d‘t1¢ss_greslope’ ateseegsmfi Ffae

or free trade and Dr°t°°t>l°v» l1°“°V°\‘ here the various offerings ofthe ,world fi-~ _ _ , Whatls Ti disguised, will be the real _ controversy in yappear- * ` Pope. _' ' R°Wi Ci1l1'l*»¢l¢f0‘Yll s “ _“the coming campaign. A f»il"1t_UfQ`1'snc_c,_,f_l>i' _ ' 2

i the colonies ln the some :parker coaplhc

We have grown. now wie-iii" -gi viiiismtl '1>li!is»

ture the last six weeks was,

which we couldnt well spare

are now changed, we have one -

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quite plainly and are content to ride for ' - in

arall. believing lime ln the foam i

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free trade-must be abandoned and they P will then' reap their reward. Besides it ’ i ' ‘ " i -

may be convenient in the presentiuncture

_ _ ‘ io have a new question quite overshadow

in fnrnilture, as furniture can he %,f to”

%-.less than old _prices in Charlottetown _andl you

the revelat'ons of the South African

inquiry and the _troublesome educational ques= ion.

Without layingtoo much stress upon

' petitions it must remain, a very striklnrz ` audyimpressive fact that hundreds of pstl'

_ tions containing many thousands of sig- natures have been presented to Parliament

against the Grand Trunk Pacific, and not a single petition in its favor.

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‘w‘btf‘it'?ls?" '_1‘ho~_moth-

knows touch the soft __

hands too well A to need to goes, for the moment

.Y sheentersintothe |r>1=yi\11- Sem* °f

, the child and fon-

gets her toil and weariness. Then a sudden movement sends a thrill of pain through h'er and she realizes that though love may lighten labor it cannot' lighten' pain. ` B ‘

Thousands of women who have suf-

other consequences of womanly disease;

this is coupled with the fact that a num~ _ have been maag wen women by the;

use. of Dr. Piercefs Favorite Prescrip-~

M W »»»»_»»»»»=»f- -sian; tiontothe fiscal departure to which he ‘gd -.“1¢¢f¢ti,m md scum,-` 9.31,.

is partly and Mr. Chamberlain ie wholly "**k“¢”~ ‘> ' f ‘ c ' . ' ° f

'tlcannot snyersouglrirr ofDr Piercdo'

Olnllllhted It 3281115 B05 E0 EJB Favgnm Pfwugn gg it ¢ ni! that the new Cabinet can lonlz retain §'_°¢_d‘_‘;:if°° ..?’,,§,°:,'Z,|1H"””'°1|”°';ui:'mhd°rf§ oo d walk wha? began the ‘Favorite Pro

s :lution of Parliament at an early date __. ¢_§g__.s's£_§sp:. _

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be a reconstruction of both the. Govern _ "°m°°‘

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` CROP.-Two and a half tons of hay and a lot ' , IMPALBMRNTS-Onebuggy, new :A r Driving . ”

Wayan, 2 Driving Sleighs, I Box Sleigh, 1 - '

l Sa leasd _Bridle i robe.: Sets Driving Harness. I . _ -

_ ' ALSO, Household Furniture, x Supe lor Up~ right Piano, New Williams and a. ict of other ' ‘ ' av cies not enumerated.

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can take our word that they won't g`o» up, at least* while we- are in the business. `_Wé wish to 'trade at heme. Large Upper .Province houses were 'sending too" much Furniture Dry Goods no the Island iWe intend to 5-that "and: will do so, if variety and lowes prices ve'-iTl.;.` _ along any catalogueand wewwill give you F'\l§R.~NI-

TURE” and-_ DRY GOO_DS'at~1__ess thanfyou- can buy _ ‘i

elsewhere. » ' ‘ ‘ ~ _ ‘

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2 “October waves it’s go1den_rod”.- The 05,7

Autumnis in- sight-,-your needs I aref of kind to those-in August. What” would madam? Am Autumn Dress from material;'_of~ latest kind :A comfortable Wrap, a-Jacket to» en- 'sure against early. colds ? This year 'we are vain .enough to feel. that 'we can satisfy in range and 'prices an-d beautiful effects the most ci-itioalldosire of reasonable womanhood. The Fashion. Books will give -you some idea of the materials _vvhich.`yol1z may expect. As many of them as are adapted. to-_ this country you Said' here, and in the matter oi'

prices we expect to receive your earnest approbation.

his year you _wi=H find- our stock includes- so many

y-things which it would _be diilicult to get elsewhere, land i_f your purse is not so heavy *as yonld 'café to

have it, we_ would askfyou to let us give- you _more -forits contents than you’ve been accustomed to-' se-_ cure. We mean it, madam. _ _

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