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umm Pills cure heedazhe y remov due. ‘.I'ho`ylre Natura' true lAx|.tive,end give woe to Iver nctlvity,ue e poaltiveeaz- ciiie t§r;‘bl|io_nme;; nog I llvrg. I our r right ne g '| ee and Butternut Pills and your |raedwon‘teZm our nerves wonlt weaken, nor your food dll- geee yon. They cure headache. constipation, and blioumeea in one night. Price ZD_ cents at All dealers.

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Make War on the Germs

“'ith the passing cold weather all damp o dark places about the premises become breeding places for the germs of disease.

No ordinary cleansing 'ill destroy them. Dis- nfectants and germide must be used. Closets, sinks and cellars especial- ly should be thoroughly disinfected.` Vile’ have vervthing needed for thi rpose. It in doubt o what is needed, com here and we shall he pleas- d to give you full infor- mation.

G. J AliilESi)N

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Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & McKinnon's Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steven- son’s Corner. ]. M. NICHOLSON,

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Go to a friend for advice

goto a woman for pity; go

to strangers for charity, but

for a good reliable guaranteed

watch at a low price, go to TANTON’S.

Special prices for a shortu

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FEDERAL v'1'

Setting Forth Claims of Princc Edward island in matter of Continuous Steam Communi-

cation- The Tunnel and Powerful Winter ' ' Steamer asked for.

THURSDAY Fonnsoox.

House met at 11.25 u. nr. In reply to Mr. Muthieaon, Capt. R4-ad,

Clrnirrnnn of the Public Accounts Coln- nrittce said that the Committee \vou!d nrect Monday. '

lion. Mr. Peters moved, seconded \_\ Mr. Mutlrieson,thut r\ resolution bc passed by this House pressing upon the Domin

out thc terms of Confederation with rc-

ADDRESQ

Su Albert llcnry George l~arl Grey,Vrs count Hou-ick, Baron Grey of llowick

doin und rx lrnronct, lxrngirt tirnnd Cross of our most dis- tinguished or der Of St. Mich- uei und St. George Sec. Gov- ernor Gcncrul of Cnnndu in Council. \\'c, iiis Itiajt-s1y`s dutiful undlloyul sub-

_iccts thc Legislative Assenrlrly of Prince iililvvnrd Isinnd in General Asscnrlrly con- vened, approach Your Excellency and re- prescrrt: '

I. 'l`iiut upon the first tiny of July 1873

Prince Edwurcl Island entered upon the Confederation of the Dominion of Canutln up ccrtnin terms nnd conditions st-t forth in un Order of Her Majesty thc Queen in Council fluted June Ziltlr, 1873.

2. Tlrut in tire suld terms and conditions

of i`nion it wits c.\‘prcssly stiptlintcd that the lloruinion Government should n.~'s\rrrw und defrny :rli the charges for the estrrlrlislrrrrcrrt rind muintnlnnnce of elli- cicnt str-urn service for the convcyuncc of xnnils und lmsscrrgcrs lJe1\veen this province und thc nrninluud of the Domin- ion, winter und sunrrner so as to pluc » this province in continuous comrnuni- cation \\'ith the intcrcoloninl Ruilwny und thc ilnilwny systclns ofthe llonrinion.

Ii. That.pr1~\'ious to null nt. the time of

confedcrntion tlrisjProvince wus in an e.\'~ ccedlngly prosperous condition, its cus- iorusnrrdcxcisc taxes were lownntl its rt~\'ernrc.~i sutilcient for the mnintarinnncc of its public service -tho gre-ut obstacle tn its further mlvnncement wus its isolntcd condition. ln these circumstances, the proposition of.the Dominion to place this province in continuous communication with the Ruilwuy systems was the strong- est inducement. to cnt-cr confederation.

Th's stipulation in thc contract has never

ln.-cn fuiniled.

in the _venr 1881 u Joint A<ldg'¢-ss of thc

House Assenrlrly und Lcigislntive Council of this province wus prcscntcd to the Governor Gent-ral of Cnnudn in Council, settling forth thc grievances of which this Pruvincc thcn complninedbyrenson of tin- nonfuiiilmcnt of the terms ot Union. The ciuim referred to in thc said Joint Address wus contln uously pressed upon the Donr- inion Government up to the year 1001 wht-nit was adjusted so fur ns t-he tin- uncinl loss wus concerned, by thc Domin- ion Govcrnrnent agreeing to pay n.nn_urtl- ly to this Province thc sum of $30,000 ln scttlcmcnt of our dcnurnds up to that ¢lzrtc;l1ut no considcrzrtinn wus given in such settlement to our loss of populution | which \\'a.~nnt iliscloscil until the com- pletion of thc census for 1901.

5. Since 1901 no furthcr improvement

JEWELER. ,

has lrccn nrnde in the service; and during

ARE

Eurasian nn:-:inns :ns 'sins

YO.

these years communication by steamer has been frequently interrupted, notably in lil!! when there was no communication for sixty-four consecutive days; and in tlie present year of 1905 when there was no

herein annexed marked A

6. That durimz the periods when

stemn boat service was internr ted, the

were sulriectcd to great hardship und

ricd by the ice boats at each crossing

\\crc not transported but rernnrncd to \ ` re resum tion of ste ru conrrnuui

7. That in consvquance of the irregular

und igcilicicut winter service

ilnuncinl loss.

8. Thnt the present means of communi-

most. impossible to curry on any mnnufnc-

nny of their row material or cxportlthcir

und sociul llfc of the whole community tins been prnctlcully pururlyzcrl. Tire strong

pressed in the nremorinl to your Govern

lnerciul interests of this Province. tl. Ii. is suhrnitted tint the failure

to fully carry out the contrnct on the part. of the Dominion Government in respect to con- tinuous communication is responsible in nlsrizc measure for the reduction of our population in consequence of which our rcprcscntutiorr in the Federal Parliament has been reduced, thus practically im- posing n. pcnnlty on the Province for which \ve claim to hc thc default of thc Dominion Government und hy the some lnctlcssening; our power to work outu remedy.

10. That the establishment and main-

tenance of cilicient and continuous steam communication would result in immense bencilts not only to Prince Edward Island but to the other Provinces of the Do- minion.

ll. Thut continuous communication

with the outside world once provided und known to bo eilicicnt, new industries would soon bo established und those now cxisting would bo cnlnrgerl, thereby ufl’or-tlirrg profitable employment to our pi-opic nnd consequently keep within thc Province runny who urn now obliged to find homcu nlrrorul and niso tend to direct the tiidoofimrnigru- tion tolthls province.

Prince Edward Island being u very

lnrrzc importer of commodities the most of which are procured from other pnrts of Gnnudn we believe it to be the duty of your rrovcrnnrent, upnrt from nny tompuct or ngrecnicrrt in the lin- tcrests of tmdc und commerce, to provide auch satisfactory trnnsport-ution fncilitics ns would accommodate thc int-.reusing lrudc wlriclrthe nnturnl rcsourccs of thc province and the lndustry of our peoplc

nrc cupnble of developing under well estnb- llshcd and satisfactory conditions.

_ Q U S V 9 turc to dictutc the rnennslby which your

G 'crnm at t sh rll carry out tin-

( ` . tel:-his of( I union' in respect to “con-

tinuous courrnunlcution"; but we- de- V sire to press upon you that hy the conl' 1 ` p - - ,_ . , -

l3_. It is not the province of this Leglslu-

resolution which eitbrt from both Hidden! t-he House which had beenuloed “Tiritlr little of `n°`

rrwtrgn it lumped gmt'an»sr>|r\¢|¢s~ undeeavbieh the vines ima-sutlbred during the peatfwinder. He ~xei'erre¢_i to the 0tt.ew_e` delgatim ‘whluh,he said, had 'been very properly wiit and which had re- :eived a very good reception. The Gov- ernment proposed to buck them up and send another delegation. VYe ask the Federal Govcrpmont to givc us n tunnel only costing n low millions and in the ureentimeapowor'ul,e_nougl1_ steamer- to maintains muah better service. Trans- portation is being improved t-hrouglr the remainder of Canada wlthoutuuv contract whatever; what thou should we in justice get who have a binding contract with the, Dominion. Our money has gone to deep- on the canals on the St. Lawrence and' we contend that our corumuujgrtion has become a question not for P. E. I. 'clone but for tho wlrole of Canudu. The other Provlnces are losing money euch day be-

the epontaneoll

E. har

gntion which goes to port. the Bond of Trade have theeupport of the

cause our merchants cunnot buy their

some tamed! Wm

" inlid contract _

oueior Prince ig; lmmued 0: buid 'gedm no

' ` beggars u

| nd <o'\.| :|500 _ - e

oori)¢ii.iio'ixe°be|i’ore Conieder- statement of the tie-up of ,the boats 1,,

was.takm¢0 gnlyrrsmoll measure of our losses. The

Prince Egivliskrdisland and trouble only begins when the bouts begin

“,h0p“y“hef,.e1g|,¢,| tor-un. Shipper: are deprived of their

all over Canada. '_ V9 P17! d fn mem dm Quebec has market and thohrmero utfer the loss,

Mrlllathicson thought that the dark P._E. :Inn MT, came here me umm" Both pm.¢|“u.°n°y,__“n||_|,,¥ "1 n com

Ie” jim' paéngnglnlmhtllavetfoerililftrrrlisi illihmrinii "ii, Zunriot be brought here. mon osusernd gartyinm he.ng°b.;e`rr. ulto- nan mprov serv ce. e I _ ther sun or eoomrnon , delegation that seized!-hcopportuulty and The wonder is the llcvllili i‘;"°d;‘:: it “Hou” -diwmed “gnu °»c|°ck_

wentto Ottawa and worked up public “lied 10118 l\K0- C“Pi'°h inns. short - ` - i `

opinion all over Canada merits tbe,,son\c_ IQDBUI 0" lf ° - ‘ he

. _ rpm. is uns t `

strongest npprovulol the entire Province. -, haul. rates in irc f V

'Ihg 0r,t,a\v|\ delegation but-kctl up by farmers 01 P. B.. ttltro i;ll:lt i0f;;I`;'im;°l‘_‘l§ Ae we joint resolution of the Legislature should did not have the ts co FY ad I 0 ., , U , place this-Pmvnwe in the strongest poss- the Island would be derwrrulct 0118, “K _i u an; algo ro rr.. no-an

lblellirht. He bell;-.ved c\'e\‘.\' U-‘°mlJ¢f °f _““"‘ “ini” b°”°"“’ lil” h°‘”° °f_"‘° Prim Fx. ‘vu lmpwrea urea",

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the rielcgntron did the best that wus in emi inhaliit.irnt.l IA (§.upLrc`lw;\n¢;l;l<nt Bn; r.““.:_n:°”dmp;f;;l:&l: him und the result must have lrccn 80053 ffm" l#l'~_ S “" _ _ "' combi c.h“n°“hud§°-‘m;:""':f!m$Jvre\

Q7 'lm ‘

time.

IIBS begn

. _ , . . , , . . . . rlrt rule. r B' wer

surprising c\ on to tlrerrrsclws, l\e_ kncu hulf the llI"~5°"l _fli ll. |,“_ ‘ug-|",_" _A_ w_ Ch it \\'ns`to him. He iustunccd the grunt shippetl by thc 1Jonnnlon l’nc.kl\lls' C0- W ' _ lledieine C0.. Toronto md Buda:

hardships iuruberurcn etc. coming to tha- Sydney and paid for tlicrc did not rcuch _ _.9-._-.

. . A ' ` P __

ion (rovcrnment tho necessity of carrying passengers to and ‘mm this Pmvincc _

in- ' ’ .

calculnlilc losses have been sustained

not only by tiro people of this Province

but by all thc business houses in

'Cnnudu lrnving business to trnnsuct - .__,_.` " ,

with .Prince Edward Island. Goods ° *

in transit of 11 perishable nature are ,

.rendered valueless, other goods by reason

of deluy ure injured in quulity or arrive _ '

too late to find their murkct; und the

course of business is so seriously disturb- Q

ed as to cause in too runny cnses serious L 0

turing industries that require to import AT.

communication for 54 consecutive ` ' ` _ _

Onrnot-ion of Hon. Mr. Hnszurd bills days. Tire service has been in-

were read u first time respecting thc efllcient und not continuous and _

Charlottetown Condensed Milk Company, many ami irequcnt delays have oc-

Ltd., and the Clnr.rlot.tetown Scweruge curred in tht~trausportntion of both nrnils ‘

L`umnris=.ioner's. and pusserrgsi-s asshown in the schedule '

\ , ri

gnrd to winter conrmunicntion between dungel. ~ in cmssing at the Capes in ,

this Province and the rnuinlnnd. open |,,,aL., in me manner practiced more , .

The Cornmit-tee appointed, viz., Messrs Lim" half n cL.,,m,.y ago; whimt the (mas.

P\‘l1`l`S- Mill-ill*-'SOIL SIMPSON. 1if0l`S°“ "lid ` port of mulls was lcss efficierrt tirun in thc '

_H\l8lH‘5 l1!`l'S\'n¢<f‘l UW f0ll0“'\l\R M'-*F1101* e.url_v history nf this Province inasmuch ` '

"Ili" 9 us the wholc of tha mails wcrc then cur- . ._

_. ' ‘ o

T _ ` _ , whilst now und for several years ptlut \ i

o_ .llrs 1'.‘x¢-elicncy the Bright Iiononrlrlc n-larizc and important pnrt of the runlls y a .

_ v _ n vurt tl ‘ D u ' - V H _ , . _

m the Luumy °f N°rt|‘“"‘b“"i“"‘i lu cution, ns is shown in .schedule nrurked '

the Dccrurzc of the United King- “B -~ _ S 0 C H

°““°“ “"8 5° '“°“l°"""” "S ‘U ’°“‘l" "B" AN ARRAY OF MATCHLESS VALUES THAT EVEN THE MOST EXPERIENCED

products; und in the past this has hurl the i .

etl`cct of prcrentirrg nntny such irrdustrics

being cstubiished and has injured and in Ig E Y 0 l ll

some instances closed those ulready exlstr _ g

ingfznnd thr-loss occasioned thereby lrus ` _ ’ ° ’

ceu \cr_\ grcut. In short the busine.~.- Rudiantlv Bea utiful and Sh “sh N S I

feeling here nrorrscci by reason of the Hats In Great Vhflaty. A( Pri(-:es to Make You Hurry Here grievances cornpinined of was recently ex- ' " . __ , . ... ,.....,,..._._. M.

tru-"iffr--2.fLie‘i'i12--22111111ifresfriSpring DrCSS. G00dS at Prices Y0l1’ii NCVCl‘ POI'gei.

Another.Big Shipment tipened Yesterday Containing

LOVELY

EVENING

WEAR

ALL LEADING

COLORS.

FAS HIONABLE

CHIFFON.

BROADCLOTHS.

THOUSANDS

OF YARDS

NEW SILKS.

STRONGEST

SILK D EPARTMENT

` IN

Cnnncorrsrows.

IN PoPUt.AR ' '

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priced at such low prices.

wee lots.

collars.

girls. _

Fancy Silk Turn Over Collars

White Lawn Aprons.

cnlois.

Chiidrenls Ceshmere Robes.

Boys’ Eaton Collars.

thousand tender feet at soft prices.

Aisoa big shipmen t oi Child

ren's White Pinafores;

` fnf P_ E L of thg Engst line struction ofn Tunnel under the Straits of t “N0"PIEC£"

We secured entire control

of Go Carts built in Canada-and while we intend to only

stock 2 3 different patterns-the makers manufacture at least

roo. If you wish it we can take your order for any of the 77 styles we do not stock, and absolutely guarantee, that the

same carriage will not be sold to any other party in the Province. Our spring stock has arrived and is selling fast -all 1905 make.-We have not got one of last year’s make in

stock-all sold because we sold

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them at right prices.

the present. winter bouts should be provid- ed with nllposaihle expedition. th; iinggt In the world, ‘

I5. V\’lrer-elore the Legislative Assembly

pmyn that your Excellency in Council will tniw the fcffsvlns fwte into y°'1r Gentlemen's Kid WalkingOloves most serious consideration and adopt vig* orous and lmmedintc measures to remedy

the grievnnccs complained of.

Mr. Mathlcson sold that the weight of

the neaolutlon would begreutlv increased , by thu unnnlmoun support of both eldea. - i On motion the 'House went inw Com- ' ‘mittee of the vvfhnle cm the resolution

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:;n:;":;::.i;‘:.,*~z:.~;°::..;';‘“..:r‘;1;::; DELICATE BPAUTY 0F, 4 Mill C CZISCS Ncwcsr uncles in

mcnt of union hetweon the Federal Go\'» ' -f. * r

giiiliirirtittiris gmzrhrczhiigeryczivstriszrge ?[ `10daY~ Ea B consideration with regard to intercom- ° l ` 9 rnnnication rw the other provinces of thu ' ` I>°n»\-\1°n- ~ . ' h I t I f " _ PA'r‘oN's cmhsbls Ku sens- ii. And wc would further press upon i All f 9 VUY lies C0 OTS RV- T _ -'S--;.»‘£t:==~=i=s.~F:-~'=»=s;e%1.§§fi=~ , F T D in new form! and with BBW buCl£l¢-S Irinilrrsigvemrinenrt ato“iel::eitcsui,°ni:i`¢i Ored in Paris and London-from " ` fm ` . ` » -exclusive to PATON'S Store.

e nec so o pe p T 1

ing stéamerofmuch greater power than our Englph w°rkShop5_e”i|y lin- }F1at StcelCorner hey lhlvt llfeddy tlttbiishet

proved llraced Easels Attached ». with Non-Detachable Centre Brace. The only stretcher made in which

the pins adjust themselves freely to any size of scallop as the curtain in being stretched into shape upon

inFaw1l; D¢\1\'!» Shoo; Phil' the frame.-JAMES PATON &

' i CO. .

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have ar- their position with the best dressed

women in Clftomi.

rival- nsriwe spring shades amy ar-

riving by eteemer-especlally 5°'

_ C()|]]¢ hgfg for Lacc flgzgetgxgpopmlththefasn.

i Cufialns See our Sdtnrdey special-in Tai- li _ ° i fetmthe beat a5c belt rn town.

Lovely Neckwear. for ladies and

The prettiest White Dress for

Chic Duck Blouses with sailor

Grass Cloth .Dress for littlr

Silk and Lace Trails and Searls.

Frillings and Rouching. all

Cashmere Stcclrings tor one