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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUAl\D`l`AN.`

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 19%.

. A SHORT SESSION.

There is hope expressed' at Ottawa

lhnt the present session of Parliament. tntry be rrruclr shorter tiran those of recent

years. There is ir fair prospect of this. Tha measures promised in the opening speech :ire 1-xreeclirn;l_v limited in number

thc principal one being the creation of it new Provinct- in the .\'orl.hwest. As to

4 rthis change, it is favored by both parties

in it gencrtrl why anal any controversy will be as to rrurtters of Hetnil. \Vith this one

rneusure completed anti passed, the voting of urorreys for the various public services will be the principal remaining work of the session. Much depends upon ,thc Opposition as to the length of the session, but it is not likely that the

Conservative party will feel disposed to peovoke or prolong needless discussion

in this the f'lr‘st sitting of the new Parliarrrerit. Mr. Borden_ their

chosen leader, is not yet in the House, and when he reaches his sent some weeks

hence by way of nn Ontario constituency, is not likely to become suddenly t\g1.tr~es- sivc.

On the ministerial Side thcrc is always

a rlcsire to conclude thc session ns speed-

ily us possible. Anything may happen duringtr session, while during the spncc betwccn sessions the Government is safe

irgtrinst Pirrlinnrerrttrry assault. In thc

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willing to sell them at any

Every _lacket is new this

fall, every one was made in

Germany, and is the best for

its price that you will find in

Now lhoyaro only

$ 4.50 _lackets for

“ $3.00.

“ $4.00. “ $6.00. '. “ $7-so

What can you ask us more?

‘ We make a loss and you a

Prowso Bros..

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many ladies'_]ackets. ‘

PRICE

$52.25.

$9.00.

$10.00.

present ease t-he Government is desirous to have u short session in order that the

promised inquiry as to the rcvision of the tariff' muy be taken up as speedily as possible afterward. Next. your the ta1'ifl`vvill occupy u large place in the Parliamentary discussion. The overwhelming strength of the ministerial party in the present House, coupled \vith the fact that from two of the seven

Provinces there are no Opposition mernbers at all, is likely bo tend to make the present session a short one. It will

not therefore be srrrprislnpi if prorogation shall be reached this yenrearlyin April.

The St. John evening Times points out

that although there are about fifty manual training departments in conncc- tion with public schools in thc Maritime Provinces, St. John has none. This is the rrrore rcrrrarkable as so many of the smaller towns and villages of the Pr0v~ ince are supplied, and the value of

manual training is now everywhere recognized. St. John ought to wake up.

The Brltialr Parliament is summoned to

meet on 14th February, and this will probably be the last session before a. dis- solution. It also seems probable that the defeat of the Government will take place at the election. Premier Balfour seems

indlftcrent. to coming tiefetrt,'l‘hc present term of power has already exceeded the avernge lenuth. Mr! Chamberlain, it is said, would feel relieved ,if his former- oolleaguea were out of office and theLibcral party forced to assume control of aflirirs.

He could prosecute his campaign more successfully in opposition, where hc would be of the nttacking party, instead of the

party under' attack, us at present. `

An lntident of the Ontario election

1-nmpalgn which has caused much dis cussion in the press, was the lining of tr Nnpunee hotel keeper for violation of the iquorlnw by selling after the prescribed hours. During the trial it developed that

the liquor had been supplied to J. P. Whitney, the Conservative leader. The incident isqulte an effective one for the

ministerial party, inasmuch as Mr. Whitney in his campaign had laid great stress upon .the non-enforcement of the liquor law by the Government. In the present state of public feeling on the ternperance question in Ontario the

whiskey und soda furnished t0 the Op- position lender after hours figures con- spicuously as “a black eye for \Vhlt;ney."

MANY SUDDEN DEATHS

Are traced to a heart that was neglect erl. If your heart is weak or beats to rapidly you need Ferrozone to strengthen the heart'n muscles, regulate its action and stop smother-ing spasms. Ferrozone always cures weak heart and restores

thiaorgrrn to n strong healthy state. The heat heart medicine n the world is Ferro- zone which beats any mbtrtitute. Wide-

ly used by doctors and sold at 50c. per box by nl drngrrlsts.

TAX ON SUGAR.

Lmiholr, Jan. 13.- Replying to au ld-

fluoatial depuiatinrr of representatives of the sugar uaing industries who afmrplain' ed that the sugar tax is highly injurious to their traden,Clraneellor of the lxchequ- er Austin Chamberlain defended the fair-

ness of the tax. He said he could not hold out any hope in the present state of the count-ry’s flnanees that a tax which brought in )80000,0fl annually could be

TAKE NOTICE

\Ve publish simple, straight tcutimnn-

ials, not press agents' interviews, from wr-li known people.

From all over America they testify t0 the Irerltn of lillb`AH]"S LlN]MENT he beat of Household Bc medlee.

C. C. RICHARDS & C0.

THE DRESS MAKER WANTS YOU, MADAM.

Make your ahlri.-waist suits up now

when the dress malrera are not busy. We are offering all our ntattinga worth up to 40c for ii6o,fancy grenadlnea 58° for Silo. It'| your chance.-Jas. Paton & C0. l7d£i.

who is about- to remove. to Ontario and has already taken leave of the Central

Christian Church in this city. The more regret will be felt because his removal is enforced on account of the delicate health of Mrs. Stevenson. ‘Best wishes of rnany 'friends will follow them to their new

home. V - ' During some years past in which he has

had his paatorate lnour midst. Rev. Mr, Stevenson has been eotiveln every good word and work. Aa a preacher of more than ordinary ability, a faithful pastor an energetic ternperauce worker and President cf the Citizens' Temperance League, his' departure will create a large vacancy ln the religious and moral work of the city. Mr. Stevenson has enjoyed to the full the confidence and esteem of

his brother pastors, as well as of the community at large, and we doubt not that in his new field he will speedily at- tainalike measure of influence for good to that he has exercised in Charlottetown.

Whether' rightly or wrongly there

appears to be a pretty general conviction that the killing of Miss Warren was the act of Michael Power, committed in a moment of insane frenzy. The act was undoubtedly that of some insane person. Powcr is insane, resided near the locality

and could have committed the deed. More than this we may never know. In any case there will be n sense of relief from the order of the Court wh ch

restraint-r him from going at large.

DANGEROUS COLDS.

Influenza, Bronchitis, Pneumonia or

Consumption Often Follow a Neglect- ed Cold-Avcrt the danger by keeping the Blood Pure and Warm.

Heavy cold.-r strain the lungs, weak(-rr

the cheat. banish the appetite, cause melancholy. Pain weak people, whose handti and ft-ct are chilled for want of rich. red blood, always catch cold. Their lungs are soft-the heart cannot send out blood enough to urnkc them sound und

strong. Then comes thc cold and cough, racking t-he frame and tearing the ten er lungs. fhc cold may turn into pneumonia, lnfluerrrm, consumption or bronchitis - a llugeringillness or rr swifter tlerttli. All weak people should use Dr. Williams'

Pink Pills. The rich, rcri blood iheynrnkc strengthens the heart, und it sen s this

warm, healing blood to *the lungs, and once a ltr the patient is 'rr strong- unfed, warnr-glhoderi rrnrn or woman. Mrs. unc A.--Kernrcdy, llouulastown, Que., bears the strongest testimony to the vnlue of Dr. \\'illh\ms' Pink Pills in cases of this kind. She says: “l\iynlstcr. rl delicate girl, took tr severe cold when about se\entecn years old. We tried rntrny rnedicinesforher nut she appeared to bc constantly grow- ing worse, and we fenretl slrc was going into consumption. Often uftcr she had n

had night with rr. racking cough, I wou'd get tip to sec iferhe hu fpit any blood. at this stage ir friend str nuly urged me to give her Dr. \A illirrms` Pink Pills. Within rr month from the time she began to take th pills she had irlrnost recovered her usual health. Under a. further use of the pills she is now well rind strong, und l

Earn recommend the pills with condolence

eve wcuk rr-son." Dr. Willinms`pPl|rk Pills ure n certain

cure for all blood und ncrve troubles such ns nnacmiu, debility, lung eornplnlnts, rhcumatism, rreuralgia, St. Vitus dance, partlnlptiralysis, and the other troubles

that make the lives of so many] women miserable. Be surc you get t e wu- inc pills with the full name "Dr. ill-

lamn' Pink Pills for Pnle Peogle” 0n:the wrapper around each box. old by all medicine dealers or sent by mnilat. 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writ- ing the Dr. \Villinms’ Medicine C0., Brockville, Ont.

SUPREME COURT

,. Jan`y. 17th. Murdoch McLeod va. Donald McRae.

This is u case in which damages is claim- ed by the plaintlfl for the loss of some wood land which he alleges was burnt as a result of the defendent negllgently hurnmg some stumps when clearing his own land.The case occupied the attention of the court all day yesterday.

Mr. Melliah opened for the defence Inst

night and will begin putting on his wit- nesses at 10.30 today. It is being tried be- f0re Mr. Justice Hodgson and u Jury.

Stewart K. C. for plaintiff.

A. J. B. Melllsh for defendant.

ESCAPED AN OPERATION.

"I had itching piles for six years and

the doctora t-ol nu- there was no cure for me unless an operation. Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment. completely cured me in one week. As that wan six months ago, and there has bt en no return of The old trouble I

believe that the cure la aipernrarrcnt one."-Mr. J. Mawer, Baden, an

llur llool. iron and -Wino

isabig bracing tonic of greagbeueiit at any time, particularly after the rippe. K A blood producer and stimulating tonic. made from extract frealr Beef, the ammoniated citrate of Ironnnd sound Wine. ,

Prine 75c per full pint

bottle.

Prepared and sold by

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NECKWEAR

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` A few days ago we received by express

. I5 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Silk Si0Ck

Wbqdllars niade up in the very lHi¢St

colors and patterns. These 0011816 are

worth from 35c up to 75c each. Today

we place them in one of our large show

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I Let us make your ui tt-if suit or overcoat for Y0“- if Lyon are not thorou.hl_v cou- , vinced that wenre oiierr' g the best' values you ever §l_W. “¢ are making these suits and overcoats- -prices ranging from $1 5.oo up to $4o.f:0 t0 H1012 thoroughly ' introduce _our- gmgt Tailoring Establish- ment. We use Fabrics which are absolutely giraranteed and give you your choice of the newest, nobbiest and richest effects of the season. We will Aundoubtedly give you A the best fitting, best wearing and

beslt looking clothes you ever ‘ha . _

207 Queen Street. .l0llN McLE0l> `& C0.

For llrioooy

llolos i

Just' as soon as you begin

to feel` the slightest symp-

ton1s_of a cold d0n’t lose

any time in securing a few

of our Grip Powders, start

at once taking one every

four hours. In a very'few hours the cold will be

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Old column rules refaced

and made go0d`as new, at ‘a very small cost.

Highest prices paid for old

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`75 pairs Ladies’ Cloth Gaiters. ~. ’ 5° pairs Ladies’ Felt Buttpued Overahoee for 5oc a pair.

25 pain Misses. sizes 'r and 3, 506 a pair- `

A lot of colored Ribbons. half price- `

'A lot of odd Ooata and Vasu. half pfloe- Men’s Fur Clpi. yi oB. , ' ` i _ If yqu pm; my at the above goods, this is your chance. l .

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