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I. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, l7,_ lwl.

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OUR ATION.

The esteemed Pioneer is discussing from

Week to week with commendable zeal and much ability the question of our impend- ing loss of a member as the result of the census. We think that our contemporary has stated in really argumentativefashion

pretty much all that can be effectually put forward in support of its contention, and yet we are regretfully forced to _the conclusion that we are still likely to lose

another member. That it _ was' not the intention or expectation of either party to the union of 1873 that our representation would ever be reduced below the oriizinal number of six members we can readily believe. But the terms of the bargain as

printed in the Act of Union are against us.

It is also true,aS the Pioneer says,that it was never contemplated that any Province should have as many Senators asit would

have representatives in the Commons, and the Island is assured of four Senators for all time. If one of our members of the Commons is now to be taken away the

number of our _repremntatives in each House will be the same. Ontario, with but 24 Senators has had 92 members in

the Commons, and will have 87 hereafter,

l “ should not be decreased; they agreed it should be “readj usted from time totime under the provisions of the British North America Act." Now there is nothr ina clearer than that the basic provision,

of the B. N. A. Act in regard to repre-

sentatiori in the 'Comme cs is that it shall be according to population. That was the basis upon which the original Prov- inces started-representation by popula- tion-and the Union Act provided that. the system should-s be perpetual. ` It argues little' or nothing' that P. _E. Island, Manitoba and British Columbia were nrst admitted to the union with a measure of representation in excess of what their population would warrant.

That was a more temporary arrangement.

It was never contemplated that any Province should be permanently over

represented. Or present position arises

from a decrease oi population which was not expected by anybody»_to occur. But the basic principle of representation by population can hardly be changed on our account. All the other Province have been governed by that principle in past readjustments of the representation and

will so be governed in the future. We

another at the close of the present Parlia

population. The principle of represents

Come a liost of ills.

allow the liver and kidneys to become torpid, sluggish and inactive D

ation was ever known to do.

Mr. Geo. Benner, Yviarton, Ont.

writes :'-“I `<lon’t like to have my name put in public print, but I feel it a. duty to my fellow-men to recommend Dr. Chs.se’s Kidney-liver Pills. For about four Years I was troubled with chrome constipation and weak-

serious w en 8 r. Chase's Kidney-liver Pills, and 1

G t I h - ismade the pivot of representation. To i ~ V '

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G e have any one Province in which the num "1 at Edmangon 0” ‘Ummm

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_ ‘ber of Senators and of Members shall be 7,, Ji _ J.

equal is athing that was not contem- __ t I M 1 I N I Puri - C" G'°‘t¢¢°fl¢&Kent lféi

_ p1,md_ _ _ ' - ~ -- _'_~ch'towa1>. E.`n'_95-dwryi-. ' I _ 5;;

Both Manitoba and British Columbia ‘ . ‘ " i ' "1 _ A _ I ~ _' ._ I 1 _

. ~ were iziven a representation when ilrst ‘ 1_ I ` ' A ’ " ` ‘ - -- ‘“3*"7

. A taken into the union, considerably in ex- ' _-1

cess of what their then population would In order to clear our stock V' ‘Ri-isdgfl on 'in hh, _ O ‘f entitle them to Both those Provinces of iaisons we are selling 8 “Q ~ y- ° Q 0 gw° '°§e° °y°‘r’ "

no were taken into the Dominion before 5Pl°Ud\d <l\15]\‘~,Y “U ie

~ » f . that the re resentation should be “read

G ld under the provisions of the British North _ _

U America Act.” The difference between ' _ D.

' the conditions of union in the case of the .° ` ` ` " . _ ' . . _ ' '

two western Pi ovinces is very marked. It

J is clear that the representation of_ six ~ given to British Columbia could not have

been taken away even had her then small

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_ . _f _ __ _ Prince Edward Island. In the case of _ 3 2; _ .» ~ _ ‘ _ Manitoba the terms of union provided pei ' ’ ' i ' __;~ _ g ~' P =

ep D ' k to see ,hem _ shortly. Well i Don’t fail to see s fews____._ofAoa`r wedding giftaiiirfshow 1

Justed accordingto the provisions of sec- 'lf perhaps you will seo something to suit? you. ‘ ' ' ` " ‘ tion'1iof the British Nor*h America Act! E

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Pu re ln the case of British Columbia, the word-

ing was changed and it was stipulated -A conqueen sc Grafton swww that the representation is “to be increased

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losta member in 1898 and we shall loser* 7 7 _

ment as the result oi our slow growth in b I 'V _

tion aceordingto population is ofitself 0

just, and will not be changed, however _ Y e 011. much we may desireit. _ __ _ _ ,~__ '_ , _ ’ _‘ __ 'i _ --- A _- - - ~ be ,those hats put a:s1de_ _ with constipation the month by paying part. _ s ~

Te Get Well and Keep Well Rein- .no

late the Bowel: by Using' Dr. 3 _ _

C'hnJe’l Kidney liver Pills. n

You cannot avoid disease if you g ' 1'

neglect to regulate the bowels and _ _ *_*

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Chase's Kidney-liver _Pills are the -_ - = _» _

most. valuable, family medicine that _ _' " » _I = _ ' ,‘ if ‘Z

one can conceive of because they in- _ _ _ _ » \ f -__ _ 8 .

vigorate and 'regulate the excretory i ‘ I ` _ _

and filtering organs as no other prepar- _ _ - _ ` i " - - '- '

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ness of thehkidne§f's.beM;rncoxi_c_llt:_;;1;w)u _ _ E.

erii ben ini th ii " P D ' ‘ __ __ __ :wed my lifyel amliow wcllyand gag' ' J .

likeanewman." _ _ _ '_ __ _

in ii ii -_ M°’° P°°P1° “’° Dr- Ch'-3*" - A nice use °ia\iiuu¢ss»¢i“¢v¢m¢'” ' 'u wiiiam ' si' reassess' " '”“"'i 'nm i °' m°'° °‘” " ”° mes “S many Mem _ Kidney-Liver P1118 than my Other Can- _ we do not we ui; espn tori? aueaioa i»»i~»i°»':¢ ua gisiqfimn ‘ bers as Senators. Quebec has sixty-five adian medicine. They are popular be- -~ ' A value for your or___a~_sliare_ oiyour pst”--ve.

Members andmsenamn mperpebm md cause they cure when other remedies _ “és v;§gii:_'“iend'___pa’.it__i=i__g_i

1 fail Ask your neighbor about them. *Y ‘°°°¢7- __-_

One pill a dose. "5 cents a box, all deal ' s“""f‘°u°“ '“""“°°d

The pathology of thirst as described by the well known writer, G. W. Stevens, al-

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populationremained stationary,oractua1iy 111051; makes one 10113 V3

feel the dexrt mirst, (see

decreased.

Had our statesmen who negotiated the " With KitCh€11d‘ ki X118!-

I 0 union of 1873 been as alert and prudent t0um”), especially Wh&

as the men Who arranized the union on Qnggzn quend; it with 3u@

HOTEL RUSSEL.

behalf of British Columbia' they would a palatable 3_1-tid¢ as have made a similar stipulation and we

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should in that case have retained six

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, novated tion noted Our representatives not only

Flavia? leesedhand thoroughly _#lea ' - - ~' ' n ` f _ -

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:;;§ an3°:',:nsi¢m mggeémgmfasgnxfe failed to stipulate that our representation _ _ _ _ . 1 _ _ _ ' i H. J H

rates. All modern improvements. __ _ _ _ _ hottet . &° w&mg

__ MRS McNElLL the more deliciouei tastes.

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Pineipples, Peaches' Pear,

Oranges. Baneinans, e Weitermelens and Apples _

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for new goods '

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All goods in our store at from f

lO to 33 1-3 p. c. off. __

Big' bargains for eveI‘5bcxly.____ 1

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of Crockery’ E _ ' ’ D- ‘ iii' i Fine turn-ou

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parties

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_ members. They failedto guard our in- f _ ' __ u mlndvln _ O P4 P f ii dqubla tam;

terests in that respect. They failed not- V - _ D __ _ __ _ ._ _ __ ___ _ _ _ ‘ f;ge;:1;:;:t;f£_l;le. withstanding the fact that the Paciiic I “ '_ " "i'“" ”_` "`* _ '°""~_- r f"--we -- __ -~~»-P-1 1 _ -

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