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YESTERDAYSLEGISLATURE

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ilae Cigarette Bill Discussed and Exception Taken: -To introduction.

THE DEBATE ON THE DRAFT ADRESS ENDED.

*eisrettes is not prevalent in this

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The $200,000 Taken From The Capital Account at Ottawa

Discussed Length. A New Jail, Reformatory sand Grant for the Monument Touched Upon -House Meets’

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House met at 4 p. nr.

Mr. Whear asked the Leader of the

Government :

Bas any report, recommendation or op-

ion oillcial or otherwise, been received

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in rom or been 0 ven by the Minister of Justice as to the power of the Legislature to enact the Prohibition Act, lilll, or acto

theconstitationallty of tha same; and if on the mental faculties and the nervous

so, what is the purport cf such report

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recommendation or opinion? and tobacco among the yoangis certainly T *Wh* is UU UN il1¢l'¢B~`¢- Th* Dwilt -

The Premier said that he in company

with Bon . B. Rogers had called upon the _Iinlster of Justice at his hotel and the statute book, the matter of enforcenient matter was talked over and they received 1

the assurance of Mr. Hills that the measure would stand law. Since return- _ ing home he had learned that the Minister cfJustics had stated that thcinterviewwas `

not-o llcial;-asffar as he was concerned the _i

Premier said he thought it _was omcial. enforced as is the case with the

Scott Act. 'The Act prohibiting” °f "W G°V¢mm°U9~ ‘ '

Ho doubt the Minister had- good reasons for his statement. At the time of the in- terview the delegationwaa given to ua- desstand that the hill was all right. '

The bill respecting' the use of tobacco

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0llE NEVER TIRES

_ Using Delicious _

nun nnuiuunsil... ..._ ...

nooo._

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From experimeatwe know that many

people become nauscatcd with a continu- aacc of ordinary oatmeal, n-acted wheat. hominy and other grain foods, and have adesile to switch on something 'new occasionally. Among the tea millions of members comprising the Ralston Health Ulub who

(upon the advise cf' thelr_._P_resi¢_im¢) asc;

&lt Breakfalit Food. or amohlwli th millions outside the ranks of the Ralston

mth Clilb '|10 DQ ¥\lU`B§kfl8f» F0111 it the passing of the la' nenda ‘h’ _every manning we inn not yet heard l '

of a single individual who has tired of the Food or who would willingly give up its

Movnar, March, 25. ' -

ferred to _a committee of the whole House 0 w . . ' ` e

Mr. Whear stated the object of the bill n _

it _ _

professors of the dluerent colleges. The

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WU pass

tobacco more than ever. Train the young people to be well behaved but to endeavor to make them avoid by not _ of

the country he had not noticed many users if eigamttesmong theyoungin King’s T Co.. but lf, it was of an .advantage tot he T etey.ne[wnu1<i vets for ic. ' _ _

_the clause under consideration was before _ the House. _It .must he ma'l\ifest1tc"_l$'h_e

strained. Aa f_ar_as'_t'he*_i\`umbet' __ _ bacooln theoountry is smaller 'a 9l°li°°_l°-.°f".£IilU»iil

y minors was read a second time and re

ith Dr Douglas in the chair

d said the petition which accompanied is very largely signed including the

no difference of opinion hesaid as to the trimental use of tobacco especially up-

stem The habit of smoking cigars

tiwiucreasein the city He thought neoesamy to have the lawupsa the

ming up later on. . Premier Farquharsoa thought that the ine of $10 to $50 too large. ~ ' Hon. D. Gordon contended the law was

well for the city. He thought the _ing ofa law of the kind could not be

will tend to make boys use

iiament be deemed waslabordcat. ‘In

Hon. B. Rogers thought that just now

law_ _is7§w:Ben` -theerelare _`W.<\>l_.';l'¢‘__"

deal of inspiration tothose .rescidentin the' 'is gained- from those -living fin the city. It has been conclusively prov- ed that the use of tobacco is injurious to the young and the habit is on the increase.

Mr. _A. J. McDonald thought that the whole thing was a farce and an-__in,iary _ta trade. Especially was this, _true when orders are sent in for groceries by the children of the family. _ ' E Attorney-Gene':nl Peters said it

will be another curfew law. He had smoked when he was ‘6 orl7. However,

harm. _T _

Mr. G. W.Simpson thonghtthat a large amount of discretion _ _shouidlbe given_- to

The delicuous flavor, the appetizinfi qualities, the sustaining nutriment,tlle

yf--fu.

energizing effects of Halt Breakfast Food E havemade it so popular to those who use it, that it must always be reckoned as an o indispensible friend of the breakfast T table. Perfectly toned stomachs, correct; dlgection and daily progress in goodhealth T. areassured when Halt Breakfast Food is ` used. Grocers everywhere

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lNVlCTl|S_ SHDE

Manufactured bY

Geo. A. Slater ia the Ideil- Shoe for men. e

our mont lm, breed me, latter.

lined, and with heavy Bolle is made'

especially for comfort. _

The English last, medium toe, is

the most stylish shoe in the cif y. _

All lasts are made in diEerent\ 0

widths D.lil F in Dooeola. Box

Calf, Valow Calf, Russia Calf in Tan‘ Au sizes.

or Black. '

Price $3 50, 4.00, 5.00' etamped_ _ _ _

` Grey, Red and Feency, all

on every pair, _

Sold by

#7 ` wear nxrnac'ron._

theigkietratxs but iii should allowed to make use as 'nigh asses. He' merged that the act waa__as_ much needed _i__n _th

not smoked at lo and 17 he .might _ hav been in the House of Commons by th

time.

Hr. H. J. Palmer considered the prin-

ing of the young in the use of cigarettes

If the flue is too' heavy

m thy will be created bu

bill willbe good. He did not eonside

f lgoum. k is _ __ ».'l“§.¢..i.i i?2..’l”i§3‘?i5'-'E2 into

__ _ _ __ . _ _ y . wh'H%x°_\--a-T eww. core Elura I

‘ knoéwsitis the- best: you will toolfyou it ' t. - A _

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SPRING

ARRIV AL

¢ of Rubber Balls.

All prices.

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Soicagents 0 ._ 1

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mfs. mn mm; enema. .,.~,5.fg{ig¢;,§.

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country as in the City; 5.1?-Mr. -Peters

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'is

eiple of the Bill was good. The restrain-

will certainly be a good thing.

Ie the only remedy that positively cures

‘coma and warts 'without pain in t_wc\;tiy_,

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good bouneers. . '

betreated as any other narcotic. There is no doubt that cigarettes and tobacco need by children are very lnjarious.He felt like supporting the bill.

Captain Joseph Read said that there are

certain things that are ss deadly, that such laws should pass. _ There is plenty cf room for moral suaelon later on. The cigarette is the most deadly thing for ' the youug,_slmply because [thc cigarettes are madeof the old’ci`gar stubs. He related his experience while investigating the manufacture of cigarettes while _im New York. He contended the amount of nico- tine in the stub was particularly disast- rous tothc health because the mouth drew the nicotine tothe stub. While the use of

Province there is no doubt the practice is on the increase.

Mr. J. A. Matheson said in looking over the bill he found thalfit did not have the machinery 'to put the act in force. As far as the purpose of the bill is concerned it will dcubtleee interfere wi-:h»_ the ‘to- blwo He thought eh-to before tue nrooeeduge or its bm ‘_-is carries; me the merchants* should .benceméol He wee . afraid the act will hardly _reach the end for =w|:ieh it 'I8 ieli_gned,<.__I¢especta_ble ` merchants will comply' and the trade will be left in the :hands of disreputabla people where the boys will congregate. In- the :inet place if the tcaching;of tha _reboots and parents is not sudieient it willbc broken. ' _ ' ‘ A . xr.; ceo. E. Hughes.; sueuzhi one the

due should be left to discretion ‘of the magistrate. As one in the drug busi~ ' ness he realized the importance of the

bill for -minors among whom the

:ia is very small and g rinse! $10 would almost make him gc out ofthe business altogether. Hef~|.\oug_l_1t

..- .¢.

making sales contra to t.h_e_aet__1

ehould_rge_c_ive a notice., _ _ in. when sum tuet§ti»e_'esssing__oe the bill should be a sufficient notice "to the merchants who sell the tobacco.

Mr. Peters contended that the bill

could only be introduced by a 'member

After considerable discussion as to the contention of Mr. Peters, progiu _ss was ported and leave asked to sit again. `_ " 'A Wohn'Il.cI»¢a[n' lien continued the

_butpa contin'udifce c`ainnot"he_ 'expected

woul

l@?°f'_|"L\_\‘f¢|\ thi

.He uc'pc;i_-that one

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s__iiiv.ia'L_._surplus. Inj .iecni onthe. Qo.ee'»v1le- ss #tint sn. her 'subjeuts felt it as a great __shock. lie' was quite satisfied that when the proper time V arfived an exprefaioxrof loyalty will ba' .forwardcdto *`I'I_is‘liqi&ty _Ed1'ard_VIL

énhedaysofreeess hewas pleasedtoh_ave`_1;,gg.£mpoflled.

iscsntrlbutea paid the lata Cyrus Shaw,

The hon. member said, he had the respect ,f

ez¢ui`mcm».pclme»e.tces1ovea- _mill as

__mnehashls political fr-iend=. The poor- -culture is the

lestmaa that travelled the roads wastes hoped to 'han the

welcome at the home of Cyrus’ Shaw' all. A little

inthe;-teh, He v¢ae~.hotas» well' .pleased made _ upon _the.i.-two#

ygwmewmsentw gen from the _1ips1-measly purchased.. nefqn

ofthe members c_f_ the Government ln. animals l\ehad_received»theidV¥6.¢

'mga-4 so one petition .learns 0| e sembei- ‘ niieeekul. the President or the

sat on theiifiposition sidelfnstsession. Stock Breeders’ Association and elle. m~chin°_m.&e d°'° un on °'h‘,' Bigigfeeeedut lengdggro the nrsgniilcent l~1odgsan,Live Stock Commissioner. The ismmewhtnvud i.m°,~¢_ 1-"mi, ¢ ini# by vliéiifblind S0lf1i°if'*“ S°°“‘ l;P_fi°'= Pei* "“ ‘°‘>_J°°° *-°;°°'P°' ‘*“’°°'“.'*~ ne aeebtmtuc was tenets .aiu eu °‘ ‘““°""““ “”°"""‘”»__ -» i ‘ - f L `f "’¢ ' " w' voices would "be laoedbeitite the -.will we "* ‘J "‘

UHF*-~ ‘B*1'¢‘“'°""*& the ‘@‘*"h-"5 if ° ‘-5.1 ill T _ P - _- _ structed under the new condition

b d h ped a monumentl House later on and he hoped that-the H nt, um an ,,y¢.,¢,;¢

the rsvcet. all ° ___ _ _ _ gras mproveme s .would shm~r§l`y-beereceed totheir memory. result would ba satiaiiactory _Hn r*;m_n°_m.e,,_,,d mug, in timgmugqg im ,...._,

3 He considered the practical ss_eie'lance,.ln .wasfawarc that just around the-Qty _“ny adopt", bw* bonu!

wagriculture- - 'was of » paramount im- Charlottetown 201°” are SOILS _-*,017 53° The enginercam was afterwardeviehsd subsequent lah

portance. I~le~ ~reviewed_ the _history'"esttle,‘ yet there _ie stock through- md nm zshotu pon". "wh, ,ugmw Dodbdan' _______s_w of the cheese___ market and the ont the country whose characterisata mum cu, naw” worm” rem"-I an on weigh he 'mm 1**

pmgnineat past takenbyPcef._Robersron. very low ebb indeed. -He dlduotsgree dm-"ent mum", |,|,,°¢¢|,°¢¢, gg, fu; mn M fxwugh Iltheprovislons oftbef bill “that will be with _Mrf_.__MoLean~ in the statement Lllat on 'wh pefhcteue gnu; an 55| myraeovery I

gy 9, _ _ _¢, introduced are good .in tn_e.___opiuions of the road machines were useless.. Of late been Mk,” w hy" ¢,h¢¢ggige;ndbol\er “‘“x=" wo*

withamoderate line the prinoiplesof the 5.h_°r.~!“°mb°*`5 '°f. *'h°__`, Wm) an years “ll mms lm" been nun’ lm- N001 uf* in N* °( 5"' rm’ W3” e 5

farmers he wbnld' " 'pleased to proved. In regard #D UM WNW! th* steam froll the ellill is need folic ‘W

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the law sn..-en one and when versed it _._He..-"ated to k°°W wh! the Government he'¢_°°i'» _;:1;_°¢i“_i~i!°:n_;':: nun and me neaett_:_|_¢__iet‘t'i»_e__.cI__n_’ccs:t‘ls-1 0"

il h 8904 ff _ T°b¢¢¢¢ "la reference toan arbitration wasomicted we shall yet receive a _vu-|-,m,,¢|, 11;;

‘Z I "ei . e wt them the mention of subsidy. According claims. Atithe time ot_Gcutadera\=i°l 8 or wmmggim nom. The polishing

rurusnrs Psfmness iJ`0ns_ is1~in`_ ,, _ _ (continued ounce rage.) ' miemwy nsiscepmeeaiseeiuueucn - --. =-_

°°*=“ im* °“°*““°" fir: ::e.:z'.::° ::‘r:‘.:.‘..::m 1.. WALL PAPR

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General hs thought the Governmc

struck a snag and is their credit no lo good? If the Government gets a subs

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road machines 'as " a curse, not because the machines are not adapted.

for the man who drives the machine."

Evnmne session. ' -

House met at 815. ' Hr. McLean continuing the debate on the draftaddrees regrettedthe tardinequcf

accounts and as a consequence he contend- ed the debate on the draft address was not being conducted in an lntellige t manner He then reviewed and condo

tion to Mr. Wise’s resignation. I He con tended that in regard tothe $ill,iH) drawn from capital account at Ottawa was consented to by the Upper House which was Liberal. Be- re

characterised it as ingenious. Instead af a surplus there is a deficit of over" Sill. He waseurprlsed that any Censcrvatl

of Premier Farquharson was to be-

l- Itisby no mcansanexsggeratlontosay In ieved. He was here, not only to criticise that hut the ‘ W’ B In 'Ml

the Government but to support anymeas

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the samcvoloespohe-on thetnd of Dccsar fm °l“"“°‘»’ “Ii M I I

»"°’i“ "“°3”‘“'*°`°°°°.H° ’*T‘°7'°°.'° one :Eur managment: -i°°¥"h me 'P'°”°_'°°° 'if'-°°v;°”h° me bare outline In the nest plaee

°“""‘°“° "“"k'*'“""H° “"“'~ """°'1"“f ‘bi-:einem-tense clone industry out ~ ...

_n_°t°t1;°°¢'l@;:km?t beofinteréettéthe tendon In emver- ‘ni -°-“‘-"” -“i°H.’ wsu. M -mn _W .ee in neenemin mm-im tsunami .°"g°-1°?-°°,-,°“,'f' ,-9 » ,,,§_,. ,,_,,,,-,,,,, .names ee 'stoner me :emu °‘?° Sifiii _'ing ”“.._Swc"?°k~»,, ,mu muon; emptied for me container °°‘“‘°° °""" ° 'o ~- ‘-when melee” cms, na nina.

_ . . _ _, th ‘ _ 333321:: eitindeffti ii. gin get ...se P5" "4 V 5°""“"‘ °"“"**"¢ "°"“°¢ scum; ' than o" 5§iu‘ee’ts time the '“‘*°° '1°°f°» vi* \ apsoisitrermu 'N' ,P-P. _ » wo aadaawelpcstx Bdsidi thence-

. argues’

misc. mins

rep iaiwd

wi; If' ll

the

A8fl°Ui*ll'¢ 1° 8°

_». but to awwd to the _bnsiueeo il ion 'wither-ganiaation. _Years am- there waei not a 'sni&cient*su1»l_>i¥*°f

and<_ahipbnll¢_iio|r

'cleave almost

nriacild

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=1¢_-=f”~ss§_§..

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he would for one be pleased and would only criticize when omissions are made. _ He characterized the importations of th " "

to the impressionmade by the Attorney _ S

mustbchard up. Had the Goveminout B E _S “___

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is because it has made a source of revenue

ness li. nueuemin e ruousnosoot? me co lou o 1-ini .

the Government in not issuing the public __ We ____ s

2 VALUABLE MACHINES 0F @lW'l Hi MAIIL

. mn-

ed the action of the Government in rein--

1° .sunk rumen rueir Pac ine: ey s Tarpon mu...

viewed .the Premiers manifesto and au 1'0" sm B W

sl _ __

the Line

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were returned at all if._ thclmanifesto "_" "'_7j'_"“`

I th ben it f th wa um _ bnsinesehouseor laliividnahnaulsmnra Hausa,

to task forstating that liquor was used &C°" "h°'”'°pH°°°” °! tl” 'nn *wh in the election of the 2ndo Die- dwrmd is* ‘wud “ms wma °t

' ' ' GreatGcor|rc and Water Streets It lie

0 oc

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Dcunhainmasiwrsellleslengd so withlgra .I ‘muh w ua” an _ ~»

_§b“°_ou___m_b____d'_m_ “_dnss_ H' ww __dga1____?_t_i_h___e_i__e;__ __ _ _._ _ __ » ilrnsfcoatinaeti!;;\aaaiiactarc ofdsglgse

gratulnted Mr. Speaker upon his elevation __ Hon_.fB, Rogers thought that in_;almo_st ?k’°°l°.d:mm‘hd‘””°°"m‘°°h’ ;'_"'

and trusted that'iQe‘_"!_on___l;l rule impar~.--¢veryth`i!@but_Legislaticn we'_ar*e‘_£dv|;p_e_- 0"

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-Tcountry. In porlr"_'ri\.lsihg and cheese Wm-k,H_°e'deait.at' _ _

business' one \__rere~;rqsm.ab1e of eivii-:cation

WWWHM l%K\§¥‘i'|¢¢.&e1)lL

“gehdvma thcwoudcrful saving oi rnpefrom

Victorla’s

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usmmmnrifmef >..nsnwim'..a; cms

60`ll\I1

mashimliill,

ones resend! PUD”

one specially ecasinstsdbr

of hard wood liocriagas.

the eaormonclf increased dslielhil it was useless to

of denial as

can antics

_ of the manufacture

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Aglaoce at parte! the

thefactthat

agrcatiinprovement

other adovs tail mach!

Th. , gmc*-mlulll & while the writer visited the hott:

Gseat Victory

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_agua _ orth Star do . _ '

minion Iron and .

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§§se

new Your manners. _ _

iobillyiod

mm‘ieanSvlal= mi xneriean Steel and Wire

Burlin¢i'»_0!l » '

Federal Sell _ ' Federal Steel Prid

ausitaun

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E3 js;

--*'-"‘ bemgnsedrcr tcepcrpcs. tubular!

I l d t the rarest of imported

muses by meeting nyrert ee cc. ;_;';s_""” °

Ulysses#

"””’”_"""' _ _ _ “B” ' with this department-. special resides!!

0 I m§:;°°1`) unch em WPI £1#

' C ngprices _ ` ,' """”'*"_"" - *-. mud* Pa»cm¢ 04;; CHICHBU vu'\|ll\.l‘T5 L

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May, Wheat,T5§ Corn.d!,,Por¥»$15»70~

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