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them: “I had an attack o Liver Trouble and Indigestion and decided to try Lara-Liver Pills, and found x \hem to be the best remedy I ever lied, and their effects ara tilting."

Mas. C. Ganms.

. Hazeldean, Oni. Lan-Liver Pills work while you

deep without a gripe, make you

better in the morning. - .

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N _ tion of the right of appeal from the Su-

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

`Horneby the stock andgood will of his Books and Stationery Business in the Morris Bloolr, we will continue the business in its various branches, selling at lowest prices for cash only. lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, 'will b° fin charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers uid 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 GUMPANY

Snoeessors to F.J. Hornsby.

Uurh Block. Ch‘town. Mcli 16.1900

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QA Plan

Had a Fit

S -But strange to say he

is feeling decidedly happy about it. The Fit referred

a to is the price of a whole

' ' month’s groceries lie got af

g our store, whizh fit his

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3 tomer of ours.

§’Call and see us.

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Till’ PMI-KILLER WFLI. ICT lE» DIVE.

_ tcox our Fon iimrxrions Ano sun-

srrrurss. 'ri-is Genuine' BOTTLE suns Ti-is NAME,

PERRY DAVIS & Soil. Z e»n , l

DR. GORDON ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

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BUADUATE M¢ClLI.. ‘UNIVERSITY Odce md Residence-.Dorchesu-r Sweet East,

Ikea H'mrs,9io 1: a. rn., l to 3, and 7 to ls p. m.

;7F’r¢ivvi:\t attention given fn 1-nmih y f- _

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‘ine Scnllmes Sul*

'lhst wc are to be mrulded and ia~hioned,"sothe sand we use tor our castings needs ;,» b., rnorlded and fashions d. 'Ihai,’s what our inoulders ii. e doing _

eve_~y_day, moulding and fam. ‘_ iomnz the sind like unto me l

Wikis. it is therefore very im~ n nwtent that uh., pattern, in

iirst-class in every ies|.~ec', for* as the natrerns are so will the raotings te. We haw 1irsi.¢lg.,.,=

pattern-makers empl_») e'i and a :re able to meet the rs.-quired

Give us a trial when in r.eed of Castings. ' `

'mittee that body may beinfused with a

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\\‘icL‘1\‘1~1SDAi', MAY is 190'.

COLONIAL LAW LORDS.

The important announcement was 1

made in our despatches yesterdw that it is the intention to strcntheii the Judicial

Comiuittec of the Privy Council by thc

appointment thereto of one member each ' from the larger Colonial possessions, hidia,Canada,Australia and South Africa. 1 The immediate occasion for this change is tolreconcile the Australians tothe ieten

preme Court of their proposed Common~` wealth, which appeal it was proposed in their draft constitution to abolish.

.From the British standpoint it is desirable to have one central court

of last resort. Australian opinion had concluded that 'it would be better and more convenient for their country' that

be finally settled by Supreme lCourt. It is hoped that by appointing Colonials to the Imperial JudicialCom-

fuller knowledge of colonial aifairs and so be made more acceptable to the Colonies as a tlnal court of appeal.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy

Council is composed of such members of the Privy Council as possess certain stip- ulated judicinl qualiiications. This makes

it nominally a large body, but the member of the Judicial Committee usually attend- ing are the Lord Chancellor, the four Lords of Appeal in Ordinary, with Lord Hobhouse, Lord Ashbourne, Lord Shand. Lord James Hereford and Sir Richard

Couch. Among the number usually at- tending the four Colonial Judges would `make a considerable addition and a. con-

siderable chnnge in the complexion of the

tribunal, but the Colonials would of course, always be in the minority.

As we understand the proposition the

Colonials would be appointed and paid

by the Imperial Government, though no doubt the recommendation of the Colon-

ial Governments as to the persons tobe

iselected would be given due weight. 'The _.appointments to the Judicial Committee

lfwould be for seven years, at the 'end of yvhich term they would be translated to the House of Lords, where they .would become Life Peers, and other Colonials iwould be appointed to the Judicial Coin-

mittee in their stead.

When the plan is ready to becarried

Canadian Government willbe asked to

nominate one of our most emincntjur- I ists to be appointed to the Judicial Coin- \imittce. and after seven years, should he Alive so long, tobecomea Peer for life. i Very probably the choice would be made

from umong_ the Judges of the Supreme i Court of Canada, and this would give a jchance for :i new appointment to the

ivacant position. In’ any case the plain ‘opens up another and wider vista

I Cape Nome, the new Alaskan gold field

now attracting attention, is situated some

250 miles northward of the month of the Yukon, on the opposite side of Norton Sound in latitude It is a little farther

north than Dawson City and nearly 1000 miles due west therefrom. The route

between Dawson and Cape Nome by the Yukon River, the only practicable route,

is very much longer.

._J

3 The latest improvements in rapid tele-

sent and received over the wires in nine ‘

sco s, ra eraieo , wo sper,

any litigation ar-isinginAustralia should'

out we may therefore expect that the.

Seldom if over before has Prince liclwarcl

Island received so much attention nt the hands of the news_p.'ipers of the other Provinces. The lend-ing papers of Halifax, St. John, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and many otliercities and towns have itll had tclcgrapliic news, correspondence and

of Mr. Wise and the a8titude_of Mr Pincau. The various iournals have looked the situation over through ,thelri party spectacles and have discussed lit* with considerable party bitterness. "1‘hi:,

Island has received a good deal oté

gratuitous advertising, but is has beenbyi

,no means allot a complimentary chair-

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actor. 3

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there is and will be intense interest an

excitement in the politics of the Pacifli: Province. Premier Martin, whosechanoefe

at the outset seemed hopeless, now ap- pears to be'steadiU gaining ground. 'Hitherto the afairs of the Province havb been virtually in the control of a few

hosts. Against this oligarchy Mr. appeals to the masses, and promises them I pretty nearly everything they desire.

His program contains some impossible or

and superhuman energy are alarming his

have the present oligarchieal control

a few years of Joe Martinism.

ployed. Here the grandfather of the

4,000 inhabitants; now it has over 105,000. Other large bodies of men are employed 3,458 in the stccl works at Magdeburg, 2756 in the German sliipyards at Kiel,

and coal mines owned b Kru . Th/

_n u mg e amous 1 a mme in Spain, the ore of which is taken to the

ers to Rotterdam. When their new.

Easy to take, easy to operate-

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i of promotion for our grcaterlegal lights. ~ _ ‘VANTED °"A- girly apply at i an-ani-_P-vi--_*"

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Received

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8 nd 0 t th ‘ I 88000 rd _ I p _ V _ 1 very um_isual storv of price. liitleness and

W. lltlllllll. Phu ll- Pop- E f

hour. The system was Iound to bei L fr°m°“" W°rk"°°m'$1°50~5Z°0U“1‘d 3250

faultless in Operation every dot and dashi ` MA it 0' tl "m\:`iH"` 'U' 6 aber 100 hats to choose from' Jas'Patl)l)nt§ being clearly marked. The plan is an' - W --~ ff __~ H-- o _ _ _ Q _________________

_editorial articles dealing with the election iitrrvances would enable mankind to dis,

The British Columbia elections are ,T9f°‘_’t bm,“,th° ','_h?‘°;i md

come oil' next month and in the meantlmt Nundfr tiiibutei f°_r hpfu-sr' f the

i T118 i‘ New neckties are here' come in and see

| e

will be employed there. The mstim'i*

ground for the big Krupp guns is at ' Mcppin in Hanover, and is nearly 14 miles in length. V ‘

A few years ago it began to be predicted

that the electric street cars, the auto-

mobile vehicles. the bicycle and other con-

pense with tlie horse almost entirely The horse market was seriously affected

by these innovations, and horse-breeders began to turn their attention to other lines. ~ The Boer warhas now ulianged all

that. Against 'pan' armyot 'Boers wholly Imade up _of iii_io,uii_te_d,nis`i_i Britain has been compelled _to some jsa equal f°_r°°

consumption and 'destrnction of horse

_dash lmefheeii euormon'e,f and it still

going on. and .people are b¢i;innnig,w't1iiziki that the

armies of the future must be largely mounted. A great European. war, push

as is liableto occur at any time, would

in a year.

‘

` NEWLY inrnonooun

by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. 1

impracticable features, but his boldness W Bargubyh Mgr N._B"§1y 14T‘Qliibeh;

sensa ion as en cause ere tey

ooooooooo. nmfgn oo o good wiono ii‘f.i3§-°i'o?ii§i°”l’i€i.2§lé.“‘€i‘ii.°.i-§‘°»Tt.1i‘i‘;2i’

many eaths ln this vil ge and surround in dis

g trict from Brlght's Disease and

broken up and beaten even at the cost of ot er kidney troubles, yet strange to sadv

Dodd’s Kidney Pills had neverbeen teste .

Our people had little faith in patent medi cines. _

Th , g t ' d 1; d ' Now, however, Do.ld’s Kidne Pills are

_ e a es m us ry un er single creatlnga sensation. A large dumber of control inthe present or any age of the ie ~ _

pepp are usinithem and expressing sur

world`s history is the Knapp iron Works. €§'esg;¥%v;]e‘;'£ifh'; at uae ?°eS“lb° ‘,:Fr°m

p p gan o improve, sage

At present its employees number 41,750. gofiiileéius Crottic, of Bamably River, w o

, _ _ a en given up by the octors. The

The .headquarters are at Essen on the pact seems to have surprised him’ bu? it Rhine Where over 25,009 men are em. ‘is always true ,where Dodd’s Kidney Pills

are used.

present head of the firm established his You age always looking “for fum” Eve,- vvorks in 1810. Essen had then* but have any? Know anybody that is having

any. a

:_ DREADING AN OPERATION

Weary of experimenting with selves, suppositories and ointments and dread- -ing ai surgical operation, scores and

and 10,344 in various smelting works hundreds have turned to Dr. A. W

Chase's Ointment and foundin it an ab-

y pp 6 1 solute cure for piles, The first application

firm owns a large number of iron mines, brings relief from tne terrible itching, and i cl d. th f B.Ib0 _ . it is very seldom that more than one box

is required to effect a permanent cure.

CO2lSt~ by 8 r8i.lW8y 0`WiB€d by, Kx'uppS, Every man needs (1133 Dr fwq pnfargi and thence conveyed in ppp Swank ,shirts tobrighten uphis }vardrobe.:I`lieyre

.not etpensive-and they re very trim and stylish. . Well-we have the shirts.

works are completed atKiel 7.(IXl men ° " Mmm &M°L°°d' 15 H

Bananas 15, ‘JU and 25c per doz at W. F.

_ Carter`s. 16 31

them. P

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Ca thartc more s; McLeod. 16 is '-`_,_,\

Strawberries and cream at W. F. (%»rter's

1 6i

_ Macy a man is cross and worried these spring da.ys~t-hinks he's not well-all the matter is too heavy underwear-the right kind of light underwear is here.-See ad.

' Moore 8: McLeod. 16 Ii

,Childrens suits tb iit any child on earth and cheap enough to fit any purse. Try us

for ready made clothing. l R. H. Ramsay 8; Co. 16 li

,the Revere Hoiel_ ` 14 tf_

1 See our new waterproof coat called the

Raglan --its the niecstcont- offered in the

city.

R. H. Ramsay 8; Co. 16 li

The yery latest styles, in men's linen

collars ,Fist opened. The l<]nibro.Sunshine Saxon- awn, Ha, Ha, His Excellencv and other makes. Price 10-2. to ISC. each.-J. B. Macdonald 8: Co. 15 4i d8cw W`e keep the famous Whitham Shoes also

Ames Holden 8: Co’s shoes and there are no better to be had in Canada. Try us for the next pair you need.

B. H. Ramsay & Co. 16 li

The fashion feast continue»s.-We

invite all tn come and freelv partake

graphy have recently' been tested in and ‘\'\¢\¢§ ‘ Hats, bonnets and _ toques to 'suit every near Berlin. A message of &l words was f ; fancy -of ma't'r°x~l’ uni” ur mam-eil' whim

the mire exquisiteness may excite surprise and admiration, the price ticket tells a

moderation. Ready to wear hats direct

improvement upon the earlier plan of a

I A, perforated tape, in which the message is ' _ ' 'fi ` " `

x lpunilicd before sending. The method of M _ s _ _ _ '

Th, node" Fm,,d,,m_ °° 1' receiving the message is by reflecting ._ C , 1 I BteamNa tion Co’s W i - - - _- ' __ ` ` ' y ' *

chn°“°w'i¢"'m P'nLh“’f» .points of light on sensitised paper, the__ V _

Pham we instantaneous Hash causing a discolora ~

The undersigned Bicycle repair men 'have _this day,”

agreed that all repairs and Sundries will require-to ' paid f for iii Cash on delivery. ' ~ ‘

Please do not ask_for Credit as it will not be given. ”

Signed

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' them at popular prices.

We have paid particular attention to this li`pe_m.6¢ ig ‘ _ _ our ot»;'c:_--tires io ;:et.reliab`e goods-second to have them stylish ar-'d 'litters-last but not lsastto have

"W0 ¢°l\’| B50? you a. large assortment, bnttoeed ei-'kee'd ' i"_M§ck'-1”' I mn bmi? l'i9.\\-bel'-'Bl9"k Ol' Cbfool-iiiaziilzi K"'~i_"“h h"'*V)’ 0"f|i8h*f 5010*. Prices range from '

$13.5, w1.80 for sizes, 1-l,1;.»,13,1, 2_ f _ , -'

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of cavalry and 'mounted infantry. To

Sensation 'caused in Barnaby River, N. B.,

'r-nr oUAiiDiAN. onmtorrrrmvix Pitmcn EDWARD ISLAND MAY 16 into

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department in the largest

wegmq men and wrpomtions who Probably create .a* demand for hor-aes, lx ‘A We powerful enough to dem” any 90",* greater than the world has ever kno|vn,_p . , - . ~ . - . . ment which would not carry out their bé- “nd h°"°°`°°'°“°‘* 1* `¥"°"“ W mmriw ,

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in the Lover PIDHDQ.

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We have some \'€ryddu\y,"i"' I prices are low ilfwill iiiliag’

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JOHN

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