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SATURDAX NOV. 24. 131).

FREQUENT ELECTIONS.

The Quebec Legislatnre~ has been dissolved and the~Opposi£i0n. in that province are objecting that the HOUSE

lmight have held two more sessions and

that there was no Dl`°D@l` Pmtext' f°" a dissolution. On the Ministerial side the excuse is made that there were sixor

seven vacancies, and there having been a new Administration forined,it is desirable that it should have the endorsation of the people before entering upon itS W0rk- We

do not regard the objection as_ having much force, nor the cxcusc as being very sincere. The Parent Government have

'appealed to the country at the present time, as they have a constitutional privilege of doing, mainly because they believe the time is most auDiCi0“S f°1`

sicuriug the support of the electorate.

The Opposition’s real ground of objec-

tion is that theyare taken at a disadvant- age because of the recent Liberal sweep in the federal elections. And our experi-

,ence in watching many elections shows i that it is quite useless for an Opposition

The popular idea is that an Opposition

ought to welcome an appeal to the people

at any time, within reasonable limits. In

‘ feder'alaf1'airs the legal term of Parliament

is five years, and in provincial affairs the legislative term is four years, but in both cases the Houses' are subject to an earlier

dissolution by executive authority. As a matter of fact in a little over33 years we have had nine federal elections. It is a

curious fact that in every case of a dissolution of uié fooemi House wit-bio four years of its election the Government was sustained, while all the defeats followed after a full, or nearly full term of Parliament had expired. `

The first federal Parliament was elected

in 1867 and dissolved in 1872 .after Eve sessions. Sir John Macdonald's majority

was so small in that year that when

trouble came he felt it best to resign in 1873. The Mackenzie Government came in and after five sessions of Parliament

went _tothe country and were defeated in 1878. Sir John had the new Parliament

dissolved in 1882 and was sustained.

After four sessions he again dis- solved in 1887 and was victorious.

and was defeated at the polls. Si

ilissolvqti practically _a year before th

have shown most confidence in th

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re arded t ry, several tniioofollowcd when Parlianient* was permitted to live out its full term.

If we turn to Provincial affairs ws shall find the same conditions and very similar results. In Ontario the Legis-

lature of 1885 only lasted three year°._ In Nova Scotia the Legislature of_:,,1895 only lasted three years. 1`n New Bruns- wick the Legislatures elected in 1887, 1490, 1893 and 1896_each only lasted three

” years, yet in every case the governments _ which dissolved themwere' sustained at

the polls. Many other instances might be cited. in Manitoba the Legislatures of 1893 and 1896 only lasted three years each, the appeal in the latter entirely excep tional case being followed by the defeat of the Green way Ministry. So many in- stances in which the peoplehave endbrsei the respective Governments which appeal-_ ed to t-hem at an earlier date than was by law required, go to show that the people 7 do not object to the exercise of the pre- rogative of dissolution. The people may or may not decide rightly in all cases, ‘bu

they will have their own way in elections and the above review

way has usually been.

shows what their

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Medical Discov- ery. This medi- cine w h i c h i s entirely non-alco- holic and non- narcotic, pro- duces actual

/ . \\_` strength, instead

_f \_ of the simulated <9 ¢ ~\ strength which re-

., suits from the ge

_ i of “whiskeym ~

_ icines," or nerve

i 9 ,` . numbing narco- Q tics.

__ The many and ` \__`____ . - remarkable cures

resulting from the

use _of “Golden Medical Discovery " prove the soundness of_ Dr. Pierce’s the- ory that in these days of haste and hurry the stomach is the common breeding place of disease. These cures also prove the sounduea _of Pie'rc_e’s reasoning

that v‘:'l_iich_<::1igiti:te_gihn the stoma _Inust cu ro t e stomach.” The “ Discovery "is a medi- cine for the stomach _and other organs of

digestion apld ln£itntli1on.b1°°3l/hen the stomachis eatyte madein the ‘stomach is healthy, and sumcilent in

quantity to nourish the nerves and strengt en the system to resistor throw of!" disease. Nature develops life, sus-

tains life _anld life ment. Vita ai ure :comes ' en* e

bodty is starved either groin lack ,of food or e _inability of the igestive and nu- tritive orgaus to extract the nourishment from the food taken into tl1e_stomach. “Golden Medical Discovery” takes the obstacles from Nature's way so that she can sustain life by her own methods.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets 'assist the

_ action 0( _“Golden Medical Discovery.”

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Again in 1891 he went tothe country a

year before the expiry of Parliament and

was sustained. Sir Charles Tupper held on in 1896 till the full term had expired ’

Wilfredi Laurier in the present year _ ' _ '

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legal term had expired and was sustained.___

Thus fe leral affairs the leaders who

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A Pain can not stay where Bentley’s Li

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electorate by boldly appealing to them

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H Wofve received a cask of -

the abcvethiough mistake of

nomical it is put up ni 2oz. bottles. Price 0

_ shippers, and if we _don’t _- satisfy the buying public in

__~ this ar_ticli>, we-are not the I low selling pecple that every

one knows waste. _ _ . . ..

We°re tonnd to make 'em go.

They'ie the nicest ones in'

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_ &&‘i§_ _ _ We lliave Just received our Fall . town -' ’

‘S - stock I f this celebrated Indian Teo X ' direct hom the Gardens in India. It '

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_Our line of chamber sets artisg wlttd.1t“°‘bt it is me ‘hen "aww"-

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:re makings feature of thggisssetgm as we are confident that they will be __ __ _ ' l

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Everything else sellin at

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0 Men s Overcoats in all Styles.

$4.75, 6.50, 7.50, S50, 10. '12, 135,

° Young Men s Overcoats

$5.00, 6.50, 750, 0.00, 1001 md logo

Men’s Suits

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Boy s Three Piece Suits Childrens Suits

$2 75, $3 50, $4.00, 5,00, 6.00 ood 7.00

$1 00, 2 0:), 2.50, 3.0 0, 3,50, ood 4.00

13 Good Heavy Tweed Ove;-cont;

Patterns quiet, used, to sell at$J and $6 50, our price $3 50 which price will clot! tholl quick Lt

u ° 3 il ’ ‘md B f’0WI1 Heavy Helton Uverooatl

Warm and nobby worth and sold elsewhere at $7, our price $5 _

v 38 Black Curl Cloth Overcolh

W ~ PHC6 $7 75, this c iat is pronounced midi! i\k~l¢llto1\,

27 Dark brrey Gvemggtg

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Y; i 'F Overcoats and Reefers

We make a. speciality of this`depa.rtmant, our 6 D0 aah $J line; are u

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make clothing simply walk out for the next month

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"risky of ‘;';‘;°_r_al_ ia ages and conditions of mon--Ovorooats made for both style old oolfor‘, ll

in and choose: ° - _qlalitias gvrall in appsaranca and low in price, with excellent cspseity he

p to-date in ovary pu-tioolor

Mcn s Ulsters

3. 3 75. 4.50 up to $14 50 for a. genuine Irish Friez=

Youth s Ulsters

We cm g;"¢A.Y'°“ 3°” Phik of 330 Ulsters in oar store for 3 75 9 h ri

_We have over 30) coats in this' line which we bought at a 0 ve way piles L 9' to 'dem fm. 'orth u

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Boys and Youths Reefeis

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