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C. P. irii.-:i=~s' rlierril-

cally pure-free frfnr everytl1in_n_ but lipsoui Salts. \\'e hive tlii,-iii

Cost ci trifle more thzirr

,. . fi lthe House by a unanimous vote.

-,resolution lays down the proposition irheit the representation of any Pro-

ihe crude kind, bu: __

they’re better for yoii.

5 and lflc paclleis and _*_

bulk

].G.]omie.~son .-_

1 Druggisi `

_: to replcrrisli_vou1‘.\` c

' Talilc-Wai'e, :is we ure _Q'i\'iii_q a dis ‘mini -ff 1_1; f per cent off ood 1-2 iloic

lots iii l<iii\'c_<,forl<s :ind

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rumor was pre :r.in' ni ue ri v _ y _ . , _ _ 1 regarding Sh. [»,_,,,_,~,,i _~.,,,_,n, The mortality is not loner in any lam Vice-[’r'esideri1. ol ilie 1‘zrririrliu:i North- ,1\c know of than in Prince Iadward

ern was taken ill while eriroiite for Montreal froni New York. and he

was suffering <o niiicli that Dr. Rod- . . ick was called 11‘ iii his arrival lu-re Cmul a vigorous Om “gc ‘md some

u . A. 1,, ._ __ _ This everiing, lrowevcr, Sir llonalrl had silfilciently rccoverefl to proceed to Uttnwii. I)r. Roiirlick snid that hr: patient had been siiffeririir from ri

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Leader of the Opposition as its sec- onder; It follows that it will pass

_»\fter a recital of certain facts, the

vinee ought not to have been re- duced helow the number given it at gthc tirne of admission to the Union, fund that where such representation ,has been tiilvn away. it might to be rr-stored, or, certainly that no fiirth- lor reduction shall be made.` We will _riot anticipate the strong arguments 'which doubtless \vill he put forward

lliy the gifted lenders of both parties ‘ln support of these propositions. Bu' 1” ue must 'express sritisfuction that thi fsiibiect is to he taken up and ern phusis laid upon it at this particular jirrncture, _ The mutter of representation is one of vital :ind fair'-reaching importance. -' It is especially so to this Province from its isolated position, from the hitherto urrforfunate conditions sur- rouiidin_<_' our reliitions with the l'nion_ frovn our great need in regard _io better coniiiiuriication \\'ith 'the rest of the Dominion, from the fact that we have already lost one-third of our former representation in the Comnions. and from the imminencc ‘of further loss after the census shall .be taken in June next. These consid- erations make the formal statement_ `of our case ntrtlie present moment both important .ind timely. 1 i As set forth in the resolutions of

wliieh n-otice is given, the larger and rapidly growing l’i‘ovinces of the center and the west of Canada are about to take to themselves largc ccessioris of valuable territory now the common pi-opcrty of the entirc Dorninioir, uhilc thc siiizrllcr Pro-

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While the Legislature ‘bas been in- vinces of the east are abut Ollf. and 1 W 1 Q

rlulging itself with sharp and some- must forever be shut out from like f ‘ S

time rancorous party disputes, there acquisitions. If wei sleep 0” tguz ;__,\\\\\\\,_ '__'

has been placed upon the order paper .rights, or give the imDl°€BBl0n B _Z `___ l'_l_ `

ii series of resolutions on n suhject'ws are careless in regard to the W 'lr

'in regard to which both parties are weight _we shall command in the High . ` /M ___?

fliiippily agreed. The subject is that Council of the country, we cannot \\\.i,/“Tl SI, IE* _ _ A lui our representation in the House of expect or hope that others will take I ` . » DOIIIIDIOU 0l'g2I1S liioiiinioris. The notice of motion thought for ns in this matter. And ` //T\`\ have lOllg held 'stands accredited with the name of if we allow the present juncture to ‘W I//1 , first Place in_p0pu_ the Premier as the mover and the pass without asserting our claim we lil ,\ . i . .

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shall be, of our own neglect, relegat- ed more and more to the background and toward decadence in the future.

While touching upon this BllbZlBCf»

thus briefly and in outline we can but express our regret that a number Of members of the Legislature have al- ready placed themselves on record to the prejudice of the Province and of Eastern Canada in general bY SUN' ing their opinion that our decimated representation in the Senate at the present time is a matter of small and trifling consequence. If we are to get redress and restoration of our lost representation in the House of Yommons it can only come to us by _he joint action of the Senate and .he Commons, each having -an equal

'oice in shaping, in granting or in efusing the relief we ask lor. It is iurely but an indifferent form of ap- ieal to the Senate of Canada in this iehnlf to tell that body we regard _hem so lightly that while we resent -the loss of members in the Commons

we are utterly careless whether our i’rovince is or is not represented in the Senate.

So rruich has been said to this ef- `ect that it prepares the way for de- eat and rejection of the proposal we ire now about to make in regard to >ur representation in Parliament. We

slature who were so strangely at fault in thus inviting defeat, will re- _ient of their error when they come to reflect upon it. And we trust that the discussion on the resolutions now pending may rise to such level of- statesmanship as may cast into the shade the puerile and harmful utter- ances of the previous debate on a question so closely related to the present one.

, 'l`iierr~ -is inizch tuberculosis in

‘halve abundance df food and the nc-

:Isliind_ Arid in spite of tuberculosis

ithere are niriny persons who li'/c to

lT\`.*ll‘Y'l("l`lK)N OF MEATS AND MILK.

goods.

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F'L"n‘°"u3 .jl‘rincc l<2dwnr'd Island. A very large

,_lpr~oportion of the deaths ririscs from

this one dread iiirilndy '\purf. from

V ___ lthis wel have ii very lo\v.ileat.h-rate. ` ll-I-fiirir' people are of sturdy stock, 'They

lurid I’r'ovinces where dairy herds have been tested a considerable pro- `portion have been found to be dis- lcused, where the owners thernselvcs had not suspected the fact. All of which points to the necessity of in-

ispection. V ‘ If an epidemic of typhoidbreal-as out, as was recently the case in Ot- f.n\vn» and Toronto, no expense is

;spar'ed to trace its origin, and that found, no expense is too great to re- rnov_e the cause. Where the `water is

reach the century mark.

“lint are the fruitful causes of tu-

berculosis in a stock sircli as we have here in a climate so bracing, with

severe attack of iudigcstion, hut. he ` " 1 was ver well when leavin for th .iluiiidiince of good water and other

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Capital. fnvornine conclitions? We asked s.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

'Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine

doctor about this the other day and 'he gave it ,as his opinion that it is

' "‘i`e<l into” people in the form of tu-

hciculorrs ment and niilk. This is

'1`°bl"*-”~ D"‘“2l5*'-“ "‘f“"‘l ’“““"-Y if'w.»11 wnriii inquiring into. it is n

it fails to cure. E. W. GltflVl%'S

GP.OVE’S signature is on each box

well established fact that there is no 'reiidiei' or more certain rneans of in-

] ha-VE $7,0l"}_0|) worth of 'he fection than hy eating _the insuffi-

lsfesi fashionable and well

crently cooked nicat of ri tuocrculous

’ , -, hcef animal, or by drinking the milk

made f¢“dy't0'w"ar clolhlng In from ri cow diseased with tubercul-

Canada and am selling slighllybnis.

over manufacturers’ prices

Come in and select lbe_,vslues-

all prices attached ll H.Brown The Young Men's Man.

4-22d3i

We sold morn Mllllnery ar. ou

i This lends up to ;i ,eonsidcrzition of .our lawn with rcgu.i‘d to the inspec- ltion of meats and milk. Down to rc-

’ lccnt years there bus been no inspec-

tion at ull. There is yet no inspec- llion of milk, or of d;i.irics, or of lduiry cattle, or of ments except for rlexport. The hitter is ir Dominion

Mllilnery openlnu than no ever . _ _ _ sold before. Because "_ exempuzluw, and in so 'far' as the protection "ed the 5f_y|e5 0f|h.,_.¢>,;150n With. of consumers witliin the Province is

out being extrerne-and the In

-`concerrie<l it is worse than no inspec-

clvldual touonos for each person tim, at _,ip lf ,miy the ,,,,,,..ii,;,msed

appealed to everyone Get your; _ - t t spring hat l1ere.-- Prowse Bros,":1e‘"j cn" the eiporfcd §;u°wB_ gel; |_|_d_ 4 |gd`_f_ It e inspcc ion en\Ls ii e susp

,ed or diseased mont to be consumed

Srrlwfi Mllllnery at Prowselut h0me_

Bros Ltd. 4 iSdtf

Hence the cull for inspection of

l ' lincnts and milk for home consump-

tion, It will appear the more im- peratlvely necessary the more the

I’ subject is considered. Sanitoria for

the cure and cure of those afflicted with 'the disease are all very well.

If there is one thing' more Fumigrition and disinfection of in-

tllall 2.llOlll€l‘ lllilli ll7_l!~`. llltlflff fected houses is highly important this store Pgpillar for Lgdies' and ought tn be done with the great-

Shoes it is their Splendid

est care and thoroughness. Isolation

l _ L of tiiberculous patients, and ventiln-

Custom Style. Expert wor '-

maughip and the very finest materials enter info the inzilc-

ing of

Ari Shoes

and we give them _year round preference because of their nn- iisual quality and value. If you believe correct footwear is worth while, _ion cau’t help but be interested in the new Styles we have ready. They have all the snap and supurb inish of the latest Custom

Shoes. .

tion of .sleeping and living rooms, with precautions against expectora-

'tion ni.'_1_v do soinctlring for either prevention of the spread of the dis- ease, or to promote recovery in the incipient stage, but nll these must fail if the disease shall he still "fed into" people in the form of contam- innted or diseased ments and milk. ' It would he interesting to learn,

and the prihlic have a rllZl1f» 450 be ln' formed what proportion ofthe meats inspected hy the Dominion inspectors was found to he diseased and what became of the curcases they refused to certify as fit for food. We have no information upon this point, but in Montreal, Chicago and other cities a ~ good deal of it has been found. And l _from time to time' ln other States

off Bros, §l|__!&1g|_3=_"§%

The Reliable Shoe Man

lar way. ‘ _ 1 | _

found at fault, a new source of sup- lply may be found and ri new system

:of water supply is ordered to be con- istructed at the cost of hundreds of ‘thousands or of millions. Yet tuber-

lclilosis kills far more than typhoid, _diphtheria and smallpox combined. §We take great precautions against .these maladies. Surely it is worth lwhile to find out whether our people lure having tuberculosis “fed into" ltheml If it be so, here may be found 'the main cause of the dreaded White iPlague. And against this source of infection, which many believe to be more fruitful of disease and death -than all others, protection can only come by means of inspection.

l It is always more or less amusing _to listen to a discussion' in the Leg-

lislature upon a point of order. When isuch a matter comes up and a. dis- cussion arises thereon, a dozen mem- -hers will tru.nsgress some rule of or- der before the nintter is ended.

l All Parliaments grow disorderly at times, even the great mother of Par- liaments at Westminster. In justice to our Provincial Legislature it may ‘be said that there has been greater violence of language sometimes used gin the Federal Parliament in recent 'sessions than has been used here. Tlut this affords no justification for the use of discourteous or unparlia- lmentary language, in dehate here or elsewhere.

l The Gunrdinn's grcntiy condensed ,report of Tliursda,v's proceedings in the House received some attention from honorable members yesterday. If the debate had been reported ver- batim lt would have filled some 72 columns of this paper. It is not easy to condense so much tnlk into two or three columns and meet the views of all. The aim is to bc fair and just, hut a newspaper reporter can- not always mcot the views of indivi- dual members who sometimes have an exaggerated notion of their own importance.

There in nothing clearer than the

right of a member of the Legislature to have certain words of an oppo- nent whlch are objected to; taken down by the presiding officer imme- diately on such words being uttered. The object of this ls to have an offl- clal record of the words u`pon which the presiding iofflcer shall make his ruling, to sustain or overrule the ob- jection. A Chairman of Committee, or the Speaker, if he ls in the chair, ls bound to record the words spoken upon demand being made in the regu-

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DISTINCTIVELY STYLISIT

ENTICINGLY NOVEL

We have just added toinur already large waist_stock a liuudrell

distinctive stylish garments. The sort that lifts tlus_dcpnr1nient fur above the commonplace. A combination of these qualities that are ut-

tractive to dressy women---n'ovel designs, attractive _style., Always be sure to see PATON’S line of vvaists before you decide. The range in '

never the same on two consecutive calls.

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According to the accounts sent out

from Ottawa both political parties

are quite sure that the' country is ;. _ _ ._::";'7mi 5 `\,.,~-

with them in their respective atti- ,,.:ff1;~_lfC./if/.13

tudes toward reciprocity. The fact

is that the country is divided on 1

this as on other questions. When it

grows hot there will he the same old

tendency for electors to follow the ' _ ,v '~

dear party whether right or wrong. ` /1-.: dr

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Mr. Stanfleld, M. I’., is quoted as

'saying that reciprocity will lose No- _va Scotia to the Liberal party, de- feat Mr. Fielding and overturn the Provincial Government at the coming local election. This can hardly be ac- cepted as anything like probable. On the other side the often repeated statement thnt "the Maritime Pro- vinces are solid for the reciprocity agreement" is too sweeping.

lIHllllllH SlHlI|ElS

METHODIST.

First.Methodist-Rev. H.E_ Thom-

as at eleven and seven. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Vis- itors welcome.

Grace Church-Rev. Wm. Harrison

‘at eleven and seven. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. Pew five re- 'served for college students. Every- body welcome.

PRESBYTERIAN.

St. James-Rev. T. F. Fullerton

at eleven and seven. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. College stu- dents and strangers cordially ln- vited.

Zion.-Morning prayer meeting at

ten a. m. Rev. R. C. Strathie P+ 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at two tnir-ty. College students and strangers cordially welcome. _

`CEN'l‘RAL CHRISTIAN

Central Christian-Rev J. F. Floyd

at eleven and even. Sunday School

free. Everybody, including college students, cordially invited. Minlster's Residence. 104 Prince.

Baptist-Rev. Z.I.. Fash at eleven

and seven. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m., with "Loyulist" Class for adults in church auditorium. A cor- dlal welcome is extended to all the services of this "home-like church."

ANGLIOAN.

St. Peter's Cathedral-Low Sunday

(April 23rd) Holy Communion 8 a. rn. Matins and Lltany 10.55 a. m. Procession and Sung Eucharist 11 a, m. Band of Hope Service 3 p.'m. Eveusong, Sermon and Procession 7- D.m. Rev. Canon Simpson and H. Scott-Smith.

St. Paul’s Church-Rev. Mr. Nich-

olls at eleven and Rev. Mr. Murphy at seven. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30. All seats free. Holy Communion at 8.30 a.m.

ST. DUN S'1'AN’S CATHEDRAL.

First Mass at 7.30, Chlldren's Mass

at 8.30, Catechism immediately deni- Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vespers and Benedlctiun at 7 p.m.

BALVATION ARMY.-

Sunday. Service at 7, 11, 8, and

8.30 p.m. Week nights Service.-Mom day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- day at eight p.m.

WILD SC E lf'

IIHIIESOTI HOUSE

BT. PAUL, April 10-Unprecedenb

ed and rlotous scenes marked a. illi- buster in the House of Representa- tives last night when Representative O'Nelll of Thief River Falls made a fierce assault on Representative Frnnkson shaking him by the throat and bending him back over the desk until members lnterferred. Excite- ment ran high and Speaker Dunn, iludlng his gnvel powerless to res- tore order said he would ask the Governor to hold the Militia in read-

:md Bible class at 2.30. Prayer meet-,

ing Wednesday at 8 p. m. All seatn§

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BOSTON, April 18- That woman

is a lower order of being than man, and that she has not developed as fllpldly from the barbaric state as men, in Cambridge, and well known Sargent, head of the Department of Physical Culture at Harvard, direc- tor of the Sargent Gynaslum for Wo- mvn. in Cllmhfldge. and well known as a writer upon subjects pertaining to women's development.

"Woman is nearer the savage state

than mlm." Bays Dr. Sargent. "Her development is more primitive than man's, just as the Indian is more Primitive than the white man.

Women being biologically more of

a barbarian than man, she has B greater Proportion of pliysieai en- durance. She can undergo many strains that a man cannot.

"Women accumulate energy, wijije

men expend it. Women have been de- l;¢l0PlUZ their muscles while men “Ye been developing their brains. 'She is nearer to nature. She is

lst lower type of organism. Bug Wim" _ comes to a case of withstanding °°ld~ 0|' hllnllef. or thirst or any physical privatlon of this sort 3 woman can outlast a mnn in 'nine cases out of ten.

"1t is foolish to go on th i 1-

Pler th"9'0T0. that women rhugl mlm

|kept from all labor and all exereigg

-and be taken care of as though they

,lwere DHS 'I‘hey should do eve

P0€Blble. obviously, to prmeggghag closeness to nature of which I have D90" Hvchklllz- It ls more necessary f0l' U18 R00d of the race for women to look after their physical well im. ing that lt is for men." - ,

HIGHER PHY FOR

0llTlilfl0 TEICIIEIIS

TORONTO, April 19-That the ten-

MHC! ill £0 DRY higher salaries in both rural and urban schools on ac- count of the scarcity of good teach- ers and the inducements of other

trustees, inspectors and teachers as- sembled in Toronto this week for the

50th annual convention of the Ontar- io educational association which

opened yesterday and will continue until Friday.

He spoke of the increase during the

BAPTIST. . _ ipast five years and hoped it would

not be long before the maximum sal- aries Daid to rural teachers would not be $600 as present but $1,000 the present maximum for lady teachers in Toronto.

CAPE BBETOII HIS

N0 FEM! QF STRIKE

l sr»rzrNGH1r.i. MINES, N. s. .iprii

19-A prominent Springhill business man who went to Cape Breton n Week H80 to study labor conditions and the probable effect of a general strike order in case such should be issued by the U.M.W., retumed tn Springhill last night. He canvassed Glace Barr and all the colleries inter- Vl°WlniZ U-M.W. members, merchants P.W.A. men and others. He reports that the most optimistic U.M.W_ men estimated the number of man who would cease work in case of 3 sg,-ikg order were 75 per cent of the 'hands eniploved.

Other U.M.W. men would not

higher than 40 to 50 per cent. Tlzig estimate made by P_W.A., men was that in case of a strike order only 5 or 10 per cent would come out,whlle most _of the merchants who were asked about it, scouted the idea of the possibility of a strike ni; 51|,

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CIIORRISTS Tllll IIILTED

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VITERBO, April 19-The trlnl of

the Neapolitan Osmorrlsts may be llBlt¢d. and a new investigation into the murder of Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife ordered on the ground that the informer Genarro Abbatemaggio was an ncco plice in the crime.

I I --For the cough that lingers take

"Bricks 'l‘sst.eless" it is really 5 ton- ic cougb medlolns. While curing the

Professions. was the report of secre- tary Chas. G. Fraser, before the eight hundred educatlonalists from

iuess to restore law and order a-

mong the State law-makers. ‘

all parts of the province composed of

°°“8l1 lf- build; up the system and gives new live and energy. Price $1

lur. Por true merit and real worth they are the best that Lanada can prod uce. Dominion or- gans have won over sixty first prizes in National and Iu- ternationzil exhib- itions. 'The Domin- ion reed organs are _ the nearest appro- ach to the best pipe organs the world

has ever heard.

Dominion' organs

have no false stops, the notes are round, full, sweet and liar- nionious; the case, a _ piciure of beauty, and chaste refinement, is finished in expensive hand and machine work, and is hand rubbed and polished. 'l`lie p iwcr, volumes, variety and brillinncy of tone is wonderful.

See our exhibit of Dorn

inicn organs. Get ourprices

A.E.Toombs

177 Queen St. Charlottetown.

See Uur _ Designs

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£7

WE HAVE A L-\R(il€

supply ofthe most popular

aud beautiful designs in memor- ial stones that have ever been shown in_ihis province. no malt- er what style of sfonc you select for that lonly grave-whefher it

H he a monument, headslone, grrirc

cover or memorial slab -we are sure you'll get surer satisfrictiori and heater service by pafrmuv-1111: us than any other place could possibly afford. We keep _the largest and most expert stalful stone critters in the provirwe H115 have a grand stock of the \'cr_v hcl in malcrial.'

Call or virife for designs and

prices.

Chandler & Bell

|60 Kent Street.

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IN THE STUD

Baron Wood _

Trotter foaled |907 Buy Horde

15 3-4 hands weighs io5o lbs.

Baron Wood is s reniirlczibly

lraudsoine horse He took fi rst privr at the Amherst Horse Show row also first at C1i’town lixliiliiiimr i9io_He is absolutely sniud, siaiiili right on every foot, needs no liooli except for racing. _

He is Sired by that good Sire

"Oakley Baron” who has the bus! lot of Colts to credit ever sired bv aStallion on P.E.I. 5 of his Coll* aged 2 and 3 years uude\~elop€<l have sold for $1450.00

Wild Wood the darn of Ba1'0l1

Wood was sired by Provider 2.18: I-4 the fastest trotting Stallion ever raised on P. E. I. his second dam was sired by Precktor 2.28 son Of Nutwood the world's greatest br00<l mare sire, third dam Ab.d_Hll“ll~ All the fast P. E. I. trotters are from Provider or Precptor dams _Bfifvil Wood has the breeding to fill IUC

bill

His full sister Queen Oaklsy “`°“

the 3 year old race this sprint! “t Sydney, C. B.. beating C0m[U0dQT and Acliillers.Queen Oakley is said* to be the best trotting filly in Novi Scotia. .

Baron Wood is resdv to trot any

Stallion of his size on P. E. I. Ol»l<' ley Baron Colts excepted.

Intendingbreeders please call mid

see Baron Wood before breeding your best mares he will please Y°“'

Baron Wood will make th? 5”'

son of 1911 at 254 Kent blfeell; King Square. Terms $ro.oo CHS

or_nlc;te due Nov. ist, Usual return pnv e . _

ge w. s iiciciif..

a. bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt.. Geo. t Kt. Sts. drtf.

_ Owner-

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