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We have a carefully

chosen assortment of L<rwney’s inest Choco- lates.

The reputation L0wney’s candies is as wide as the continent. They come to me dir-

. ect from the maker and

are fresh and delicious.

We shall endeavor

to keep theiii fresh and at all times an ample stock of those forwhich you show a preference.

We hope you will

show a preference soon.

G. JAMIESO

Druggist, V

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OW ABOUT *HAT 0VhitCOAT P

Before you order our come

in and ree how I make them.

My prices are moderate and ny overcoars possess style and originality.

I am now showing my fall

and winter materials. Satia- factiou guaranteed.

S. CRAIG,

UPPER QUEEN ST. 4-iitwluw

Send me your soiling

orders for Rubbers, I handle

". Ka_iitKracii § Dainty Mode j. Maple Leaf

, Caradlau

Werrur guarantee you

quick dc ivery.

C. Leonard Grant,

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0* 'ii' Pirurrn sis.

'-Mint

can sianvice,

Puwlssrl bassssze ere. eo ea srrywhrre deiired_ 1,¢;v¢ ¢,,.};,,.,“:;°§,_ Donald r\IeKinnnn's Drug Store or ar stables, bydney Street, near Stevesonh corner. _i_ in. Niciioi 'son

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P233 Iyf- Telephone No. 25

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‘Practice limited 1_9 Diane, ° E . E , and Rykein. .X Nm' Tino"

nlsve: tested and fitted for orricn nouns tim ill. m. i.l\-lrlip m.

divlrclminnby "°°l""°"“°~

THE

` wnimasnax lollnio Novsunim asian.

mtmc msxv camels `

in tha winterof two years ap when

the communiistion with Un lailland

by thest amers was cut ot! for-two month », ourir-ada paralysed and cattle parlahing for want. of hrry which was abundant across the stints, there lrrcae an agitation froru ons end of tha Province tothe other

r-rrillng npon the tm-eminent ts aonatmct thahrrrnelrrndiuthe meaatila to sap- ply rrrrothc-r~ rrvrd rrruch stranger winter sierrurer- to rrssura us of winter connec tion with the Mainland. A promiad of n

si rong new iced-r. rrker was glvsn W tire than Minister of Murine. The promise vrrr~r not kept. Then irnother Minister of ‘Murine proruised that the Monlcnlm would be sent us in lieu of the new ltoiim er. This promise lrru not been kept. Now we .ire left withonly the Stanley rind Mirrto rr~r before to frrce tha risky chances

of unothcr winter.

We know not whrrt the coming winter

has In store for us. Should it prove to bs

exceptionally line rind mild ws muy fum its well :rs wc did lust winter. Should it

prrve rr severe winter we may fare its trrvily its in 1903 The Government is coolly tirking chances on the weather, rind very risky charucea. This Province is ex- posed to the poStilblllticB of fearful i'1|ird~ rrhlprrnd peril. Thacouraa taken is not the course of wisdom on the pnrt of the liovernment. It is not ir course promising r. :tsonrrlrle srrfcty to the Province. The tiovernmeirt has sr rfrviy been mulctsd in rr line of ii million dollars for non-fulfii~ ureuf. at tha trririy terms in to dtrlll' strrrrn communication. Fur-ther failure will call for another penalty. This is ir risk the Government should consider. We

can new only record our protest ugiilnst

the inadequate preparation for the coming winter-how inirdequnta it may prove re- mains to be seen. The new rind more

powerful st ir-uerrnust. bc put, on some time. There is no wisdom ln rlelrrylng what hir: been so long, so loudly and so

iustly demanded irnd what mu~il. in the end inevitrrlrly be granted.

MR. D[WAli'S LETTER.

Mr. Dswar's latter on compulsory vot-

ing calls for no extcndel comment or reiutstion. He believes compulsory vot-

ing to he wrong in principle but entirely fails to show in what way the principle

is wrong. lle borders on uirsurdity when

he says to pnssa lrlnnk ballot. would ire “the practice of trickery." it would slur- piy be saying, “l do not care to vote for either of the nominated candidates."

Equally absurd Ii. is to nal: what would be the alternative ofan elector in open vot' irrz who did not wish to vote for any cun- lldiate, Hn could record his name and

dscline to vote.

The gain in compulsory attendance

vvpuld be that it would wholly abolish ths videspri-ad corrupt practice of paying voters to stay at home, and for which here is at present no check. A '_vot.ar"_

candidate nliy bc checkedlhy the bribery ` rath. We cannot reach in that way the man who has taken sr bribe to stay at home. This practice would be killed by .mmpulsorysttsndance at the polls, as

pereonatinir absent voters. Mr- Dewar is somevi hat ccntiadichory of

himself when in one sentence he tells us hat under compulsory voting paopl° 1 .vould evade going to tha polls On ia sham l

ples of illness aa commonly as they now evade going to church, and in almost the next. sentence expresses his belief thati tha great body of the people are still sound at heart. lt has usver bean claim-

ed for compulsory voting that it. would check all the forms of bribery and corrup-

-t on b ii. that it would be a remedy for ons; or two forma of that avll above mention-|

srl.

ily all means let nl punish lroth tha

nriber and the bribed with scvem pqaal- tien, We would be glad aim 1,0 have

shawn by the rsaaat.

Ann`s in lil)4

lery was returned

r-upt. tiallery wal, hier a long legal -Lrucr:le assented aaiilaqnuinaa, arrri: me elccuonjuut Mu I. "mt dhhdon ‘ns rslther the insiuuailnn or assertion of

that compulsory s sound in princlple~quk compulsory attandlhaa

Nine t/cnths of thoac

polls would vote il Those who had agood

ing for either cam ily excused as the

ful reason to

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Third U6 In th;

urattcr of electoral

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.»\nn`» and St. |315;

When msn of all ahadcll ol political'

we may accept. their testimony without hesitation. We have then, under the influence of reform measures, a moatjdls-

gracefully corrupt election followed In the sarne division by another' that appears to have been exceptionally honest and clean. If such ir-.rnsformation has been wrauirht in St. Ann`,~‘ It l.~':ienronr-i`rai'Ad M P<‘»~i~ ble to have clean elcctiona anywhere in Canada, even in London. West Elgin or

otienrlr r. Secondly the reform movement.

in which rr tleter-rnlnrrtlqoa was 'shown by good nrcrr in both partisly to prevent corrupt iinil illegal Drliiriill far as poa- »rilrle_ :ind to punish a-ry who might brrrrk vrelrrws. 'riris lsrrhopainlalgn ofthe times rrnd should give eournla to the men who here rrnrl elsewhere in Canada are lead-

l l ina tht- rrroverrrent for MN elrctlona. E |'“I2':r"°° fm,

Winnipeg people will ba called upon to

vote rr few weeks hanol at the tiure of the civic elections, on tho question, “Shall this rrrrrnieiprrlity 'own and operate its own telephones i"

The r~.-cent wreck and loss of six lives at the enirrrnrc to Toronto harbor has flir- ected aitelri ion to the fact that tha chief port on the great, lakes is anoui. as badly olfforlilenvirrg appliances as are our own islurrrlcoasts. The Globe tells that even tithe shipwrecked crew had been able to .~iurral to tha ahora "there would have been no one on thc lookout for

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"h° Lak" ° bribe "° v°['° ‘ur ” partied" their signals. There is no appliance ftr

shootings life-line taa stranded vessel and no lrreechrs-buoy to bring the crew aahorelfrr llnsis parrrrad by more primitive me thods." Clearly the Domin- lon'n llfrsavinir service is painfully inade-

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would also the corrupt practice of im- qunm -_

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TORONTO- CANAU/\~

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Health Tablets

for Women Make ~ i'loa|thyWomen

eanvaiaing abolished. But. we maintain

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Zona Ur -'l

Wi~h rut any hesitation we claim to have ‘lite nhiifttage g

of Plain Carpet in the Pmvit&vLook our stock over bs- ' "

fore you buy

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tk tight Furnishing

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and odera Q'

The girls'

in the hands Hi to llro llvaa of

be referring*

-rrrtlclant has

UNI ll immortality

bleu diaaiolad

and against olfhra

in American

cities

In \ law Pair-rot, Mr crrrborrrii, Game Inspector pq-rr “fire t:rr»rr<iian,. makes an ilsllllltlql that I rrrrr neglect-i ing my dutil all winlrlng at violations of the ganra'isws." In tire next aentaaca

' Mr. crrrbrmll aan ur. word; "assertion"

instead of “lnaia'u»rrlorr."_ If Ur. Carbonell wiiiread over again what wa . said he will had it dlflieultto point outrl

which he complains. Arrrl llhe will search

to tlll the vacant IQ- It appaars to have been dum’ nn* tommy ewdmud, diligently lorviolations of ilre game lain

we think hs may find thenr.

judging ‘rom nawdplpal and other ra~ y P°"i*~ Mr- C‘“'|\\\- l'h°Id¢f°°¢°d °*°dl' Though it iaallttlc more than two years

dllfr Wll° m*“l§_,I°°d alt". l* l“¢h°\'ll»! alncs the last Dominion elec'lon was held forthe ~‘t~rtemc`§t that “thc election wan mer, an not _'hw who look rj” ` pun’ \\ K°°‘l 011° M15! °l0ll\ Ulf-" The Wm" ““ ` election between the present session and quot s Mr. Campbell Lana as saying that , the next. Tha reasons for this assmlngly the by-election in St. Lnn's “wax conduct- .g¢r,m“,e ,xbwt _mm are MV"-L -nm cd without the use ol money and was ‘Arm shaun' me probable eu.” nam. nmbsbiy 'hs elrmwr llshv.ev»rv\1t\\i> in rrmrmarr of mr mimi Aarrrlrrnmuor, BUY °0“*'-ll-06110! in Canada." thc increased repreiantation to be allotted

to the west, and the important; new da-

oplnion including tha defeated candidate, pa,-Wm in th, ,ny of |ncn,M°d mb.m|" agree in forurlngso favorable an oplnionl to th, pn-,v|n¢., M., ,mana hh. Hum"

assigned. Moreover 'tha Government might desire tr set-ure rs new lease of powar wblla times are good, rather than await is rnoretban pmpiirlc turn of the tida

toward commercial depression. An elec. rlorr ln istrl would rr pratty am-|y mu, but. who knows wirnq' pray happen within, a year i '

HOW Ci'iIDRl?iN ARE

QUICKLY S RENGTHENED

removed :ind disqualified a notorious Hudvy Musa' Smady Nerves -_

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on Fsrrnmns are

rrranefl frames, healthful appear-

penssirls tonic

thousands of used.

1 Every child:

BG Dlllfl

acvsn

pounds, health.

most.

Ui!

Ferrworrs is that it acts di- blwd. -rreelnr lnor au rrrr

IBY the

per

odcrn

Bath

. is a luxurious comfort.

It need not be any more °¥P°i_1slve-than your means

permit. ,

. Every, job of plumbing done by us is thoroughly inspected before being pro-

nounced complete.

CBT OUR PRICES

vu that job you were '

thinking of having done before leaving your order

elsewhere

F re¢i.l|.'l'rainor ~

Plumber and Bestar Succeaaor to lata Charly

Her ‘

Grafton St. i mmm .°i>i>-Dim-snrrras.

the <tron¢rat _

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A complete line of Music

Cabinets, China Cabinets, Secretarys, Parlor Tables and Fancy Clraiirs. Lines tha are hard to beat.

Prices Right.

" Construction

Right, . Finish Right.

Every one guaranteed.

tire Cai- “1PPly;

|"\Ul'| they

aaii. and approximate

sailing;

ROVIFCXAL APPENDIX

of Trada nstlcaa of trsadln Manufact-

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` sooprai cams: edition will be fofwarnsd mutt paid, on receipt of

,mmlglrin an , r s . rar na sisii"nvr\i' i‘f'f""'r°ri.

' .“=.Al|@lloh|lD9»i0I1d|!l».l'aC.

wanren.

| alert llaxahalb, ttlrin the riacipal

A young man or woman

who understands handling a ruling machine. .Apply to Sydney Printing Company, Sydney, stating wages re

Hr-ockvllle. V ' i what nr-rrrrgm rrmrrrr tira arranger rim 1 _ , J a m 0 n & 0 the wholesome severity of -the 'law that wgglh Pegfgégue - .

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BOSTON AND NEW YORK AD5_

information for Fishermen

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id ii ‘ To haherrnsn Fish Dealers:-Kindly' favor

0. us with your nama and adrlnaa so t at wa

9 may from time ic time nail you information

of value;

To Fisherman. it may aaem quite All oorras ouiisace answered. Price

new that there are ways of handling Lists, Siiiinpi Cards and jtancila ish on Commission different or better seat on demarix thu you have experienced. 0 We areaatahlishad 43 Yaaas TRY UB. Our eamatulattationaad and nflrym tor standing to handling; prompt returns andre-' ' Duna'a larcantils Agency suits reached; not to speak of tha Irsrlatraata or the Market sud itemized and satisfactory aceaant salsa, Fulton National laak. - or any will bs reveiatiourto you- Orir place wholesale dealer in tha business.

of business is the ncaa!-_in the city. , l

H” Send for nat *C-aatonr'a Tariff an Fish" Booklet, containing _yaiaabla

.r.»r.~... rs rrrrarir rrrir iuafim. New roms.

' »r-r<a~i< J. LEAcri-a', err. ‘

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Attend the Greatest iClo`sing-Out Sale

' Hum hrc Clotliin Store.

atthc p y g

Mcn's Suits worlli $“l»2.00 fur $6.12. 1 ..

` Mcn's Coats and Vcs_ts wnrtli $7.50, for $3.68.

B ’ Suits Bo s' ilvcrcoats etc ctc.

Ferrosans works so hens- ys 9 y ° 'Y

r Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera House Building, I _

4 doors west of Market, ' Grafton Street.

F ORSALE

A aswlyssived cow alao_a yure bred

Hglstsin ati, ihrar and s half yon o. .

A to

‘ PN' DANIIL B0lNEr it-ali3i rgtpal. Ndtn liver.

Siilil iialllirta

' lilnill Fair

Under aaaplaaa ' .

New lra nu gqilnlgilgge

Edward h as Agrierri~ ture and tha ' Brock Breeders’ Association. 'V .

Aa lxhtiiha aldania, hr ap, Salle.

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it rrrnsror,

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