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l. I. HUHNSBY,

has at least 150 diiierent patterns of Wall, Ceiling and Hall Papers, from one of the best Firms in the Domin- ion.

M. Staunton &Co.

Those ceiling,VVall and Hall Papers

are the admiration of all who see them.

paper their Hall, Room, etc, will find it to their advantage to call at

F. l. HORNSBY,

VICTORlA ROW.

See samples and get prices. Pictures framed,' cleaned and re-

paired at lowest prices.

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‘A comfortable dwel1in5 house situated on thecorner of Pownal an Grafton Streetsi) at presentoccupied by W. F. Tidmarsh, Esq. os- eegeion (gen thenrst oay of April next.

THOMAS W. DODD.

Ich lid! Pownal Street 2- ‘ ~ *

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General Insurance Agent, c||Al\L01'rE'row|l|.

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AStee1l~‘eedBoiiertohsra11? E 5- We have some nice steel boilers E , I instockthat we willsellat az'

small advance on cost. These boilers .are made of the i best steel plate and by the best - ‘€3“°’”""‘°.’§.'. it 1.. s.~..=

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class in every respect. No casts? iron ends, all stee E

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Founders, Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Cds W hart.

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Those intending to clean up and;

MONDAY. MARCH 27. 1899.

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THE REDISTRIBUTION BILL.

In the earlier years of the federa-1

tion the voting for members of the House of Commons was based upon the local lists. The representation was of constituencies made up of counties or cities, or parts of the in-ne. The redistribution Act of 188'? so vigorously denounced by the Li`oera.ls as a gross gerrymarder, changed the boundaries of some tiftv- tive constituencies, so that a single electorial division was made up of townships taken fi-o.in_ two, or even three different counties. Later came the Dominion franchise act, by which the federal authorit appointed re- vising barristers anal made up the federal voting lists.

The Liberal leaders and press cum-

plained loudly against the gerry- mander, the partisan revising officers and the great cost of revising the lists. Since coming into power thev have repealed the franchise act and restored the local electoral lists tn use in Dominion elections. These lists had served during the first twenty years of the Doniinion’s political history, and there is no reason why they may not do very well for tw_enty years io come. This change also edects a large saving. ,

The redistribution 'bill now before

ths Senate proceeds along the same line of restoring the old order of things in our representative system. It repeals the' gerrymanders of 1882 and 1892 as the franchise act has been repealed. The number of members to which a province is entitled will be apportioned among the counties and cities as they were in the first 15 years after the union. Some counties or cities will have one member, and others more than one. Where a county or city is entitled by reason of its larger population to more than one representative it will

be divided into two or more electoral-'

divisions or ridings.

Such is the general scope of the

measure as outlinedb Hon. Mr.Mi1ls.

If this method is fairly carried out we.

fail to see that it will be more objec- tionable than the repeal of the fran- chise act. It will. se far as Ontario is concerned, he a great improvement upon' the existing system. And it accords with the Liberal contention all along that representation ought to be based upon the old municipal divi- sions-the counties and cities of t-he provinces. .

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It is something to have induced the

valued Patriot to say that it has “not defended” Mr. Scrimgeour nor his business. The denial indicates a con- viction tliat the bonded warehouse transaction ought not to be defended. But when a party journal oH`ers every available excuse for a. shady transac- tion what is that but defending it '.1 The Patriot claims to have shown

that “under tliecustoms regulations

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every day-and usually land ar, our store. If mnngy 88Vlllg’S all 0|lj86‘|I ‘|10 y|:.i|, we’ve hundreds of clfiims

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the bonding privilege could not be withheld." It has shown nothing of the sort, if by the "bonding privilege” is meant the privilege extended to Mr . Scrimgeour to have a. warehouse in liis farm cellar. Our infoimation is that the application was first unfavor- ably repoi ted upon by the customs oliicer from this city, and only after a second or third trip and' local poli- .T tical pressure brought to bear was' the warehouse granted. We utterly deny that there are any customs regu, lations which compel the government- 1 as the Patriot contends,to establish a. bonded warehouse in the place speci- fied, r id.we challenge the Patriot to oder any e\f.dence that the govern- .’ ment was bound to do so by the regu- i lations. And again we pause for al

reply.

Tesla, like Edison is a great invest- igator and discoverer in the field ofl electric science, but unlike the severe- L ly practic1l Edison, Tesla possesses something ,of the imagination of ,Jules Verne. Hence it comes that he frequently foreshadcws thingsthat do not and never may come to pass. Inv a recent address before the Electro- Therapeutio Association he dwelt upon the possibility of destroying tlze germs of disease in the system by a powerful electric current which would yet be hai-mlessto the 'human patient. He will electrocute the microbes. _He demonstrates that a man can be so filled with electricity that flames will leap from his finger tips. But whe- ther this is death to the microbes or merely an exhilarating .sensation re- mains to be proved.

And now there is comment be-

cause the Kaiser sent a. telegram to Mrs. Kipling and the Queen did not. ` The hyper-critical think that Her Majesty should be reminded of her de- linquency “lest she forget” again. -

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Scientific Miscellany. -

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Ijuropean meteorologisls have reach-

ed the "conclusion, contrary to carreat

belief that there is no connection be- tween wiuter temperature and the height of the barometer, as it is quite as often cold when the barometer is below the average as when above. .

The aluminumfurnace having made i

it possible to produce vez y pure chro- mium at a small cost. Dr. Goldsch- midt makes the interesting suggestion that this metal would be much superior lo nickel for plating if it could be used for that purpose. lt is mere stable than nickel, being as little liable to oxidi-' zation as gold. No method of plating with chromium is yet known, but, as it could be used as a soluble mode it is believed theta practical' process may be devised ere long. It appears that the metallic chromium can be reduced in considerable quantities for a fraction of a dollar per pound.

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Crying For Help

L°ts oflt in Truro ll. 8. But Daily » Growing Lees.

Not an organ in the whole body so

delicately ' constructed. '

Not one so important to health.

When they fail the blood becomes foul

and poisonous. - _ '

There can be no health where there is

Baelrache is one ofthe first indications

of Kidney trouble.

It is the Liduevs’ cry for help. Heed it. Doa n’ Kidney Pills are what is wanted, Are just what overworked kidneys

need.

They strengthen and iavigorate the

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disease.

erw ose store is on 0etram_St..

Our re rter found him look’ ill

versation that passed between lhemz- ‘ 'Mr. McCormack. I hear you are one of the many who have been. curedo!

kidney complaint through the agency of

* :Doan’ Kidney Pills.” _ _

- Yes they are a great medicine.” ~

“What caused 'the disease in your

“I h ld I ' . s _ |)oan’s Kidney Pills my back was very

Kidney Pills a trial because the other

“I gots box at Crow Bros. Drug

Store and am pleased to testify to the great good I obtained from their use.

-I took them faithfully and haven’t had a.` pain or ache 'ever since. I sleep well

and arise in thefmorninv' refreshed

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'The kidneys ery mr help. _ ‘ Shll't»S NSW 00l0l‘8d Sl1ll'l38 JU8l3

poisoned blood. ' ‘

_ The kidneys are the filters of the ,,,,,_ we sem.

kidneys ;-help them to do their work ~ never fail to cur I kidn 1

Read the proof from a Truro ciuzen. JUST

Mr. J. J. McCormack isa well known “

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“Then you suffered with backache P” SUIDIDB

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painful indeed, sometimes so bad that If They could not sleep. I -decided to give Doan’s Patié

remedies I had used seemed cf no effect, and I heard Doan’s Kidney Pills highly spoken of. A '

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