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` Having purchased from Mr. F. J. Hornsby the stock and good will of ` his Books and Stationery Business in theliorris Block, we will continue :the business in' its various branches, iaelling at lowest prices for cash only. f lin B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-

ged the business in the past, will be

. in charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers .and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

i will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be iept well stocked. A Well supplied news stand will be a special feature of the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

THE BAZMR COMPANY

Successors to F.J. Hornsby.

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DR. GORD0ll ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

C%f.‘§fl%»C GRADUATE MCGILL " U N IVERSITY

Omoo -md Residcnce.Dorchester Sri ect East,

0m<~eHJurs,9to1va. m.,l to 3,aud 7 to 8 p. m.

_ Pmmnt nffnnfinn given in r0\,1ni'.v y 0,

‘Ile lcrlllures lull

*llatweai-em be moulded and - ~ -hled,"so_the sand we use I

k* mstimzs needs ti be l

our moulin a-e doing*

_ and fashioned. 'J`hat’s

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_ fem;

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'i , -f,f- _ ta recurrence. _If the [ire was the work of i i _ 5 ' ; , ` `l I 0" an » incendiary the act was one. of such at-

E " _. n Fnyqem rocious wickedness that scarcely an

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MR. WlSE‘S ADDRESS.

Mr. _Joseph \Vise, who was recently ex- pelled froui the Legislature, lliw anaddress to his formerfconstltuents in the Second District of Queens. ln this. laddress lie gives his version of the cir- cumstances attending his resignation and ejection. The substance of his statement in regard to his resignation is as follows: `Having been elected as a Liberaland having reached the conolus_ionf__that he ought not longer to support the Government of the day, being also told by some of his electors that he ought to resign, be determined to do so. 1 He thereupon met_Mr. Farquharson and told him of his desire to resign upon one condition, that an election should be held i before the meeting of the Lelrislature. To

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_consented, and signed a writing to that

effect. The resignation and written promise were left with Mr. Farquharson _on February 93th. On March 3rd Mr. Farquharson told Mr. Wise _that a word had been omitted from the resignation and desired another. Mr. Wise consented and in Mr. Newberry’s odice a new re- signation was written out and signed by Mr. Wise. The Premier`s written promise was spoken of at the time, and Mr. Wise, understanding that Mr. Farquharson I in- tended to destroy it, insisted that both the resignation and the promise should go together. To this, Mr. Wise says, Mr. Farquharson consented and both docu-

ments were left with Mr. Newberry. About a week later the resignation was sent to the Speaker and the Premiers

.promise was taken by Mr. Fa:-quharson ‘ from Mr. Newberry, and he still holds it.

The Speaker promptly notified the

Lieuteiiant Governor, and the latter,ab0ut the 12th of March ordered ii writ for the election to be issued, on which order a

writ was duly made out, _leaving certain

blanks to be filled up, and from that day ` nothing further has been done. '

So far we have given the substance of

_ Mr. Wise’s statement which contai ns one hor two details not before given to the

_ public. The statementthat Mr. Farquhar-

isonfs alleged promise to bring on the felection was withdrawn from Mr. New# berry`s hands without Mr-I Wise`s consent, _andhlso the statement that a writ was _ ordered to issue two months ago, without

_ an election having since been held,seemto call for a denial, explanation or counter- stateineiit from the Leader of the Govern- ment. They can hardly be passed over in silence. Our independent and impartial readers will no doubt suspend their

_judgement until the Premier has had

,an opportunity to give his version of

the story.

It appears that Mafeking has food

Prison to liold out___till June 10th. This is

i much better than had been expected. Qu the other hand the brave garrison had a

i very narrow escape from capture' by as- sault on the 7th instant in which the

Kafiir quarter of the town, but were af- terwards repulsed. So narrow was the

escape that it now appears the Boer gen- eral Snyman actually reported to Pretoria, prei;naturely,_,that he had -captured the town,making Baden Powell and 900 other prisoners.

The burning of the power house of the

water works is a very serious matter with an air of mystery about it. The building was of brick with slate roof and concrete door. It was .believed to be

Iire proof. The fullest and most searching." inquiry should be made in order to ascert-li ain the cause. If it was accidblnl-tal We i might learn therefrom `howto_ prevents'

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Sincls.ir'sspeech dealing with cur road seg vice. Them is too much reason to be-

TElI_?liSDAY, Ma\'17. lem. , ` lieve, as he states that of. the $30,0®

Including the commutation money,

nually expended on the roads nearly ~ _...___

quite one third is as bad as wo.sted.__ °Ii2l}_e;¢:_r}_}§n11)3_;3~;iabY I3'iv°r“ N' B" time with Mr; smeiair is ti»i»,i¢iiig=».1lii nm-n..ii,- River N. n.,Msy ii-Quits it

<tloii~of`~the`\ power house the cltyis

this condition he says Mr. Farquharson

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We direct attention to the _eiitinctl

published this morning from -Holi. Mt. ,the sentinel' _

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pmbame that theintrodudlloiidfii newm§<'llclnfe`--Dodds

"www-nffss vessels if

‘bettereoridittiin |it:l`it`i\'oi"'-'?tlill"tls ofiffthe , ing district from Brishtfs 'mvetvei _ f Anil sent cost. Mr. Sinclair is not a irequ 'ft .05 el' kidney tl'°\1bl¢"» Yet 395539. W

speaker and carefu|lyf` avoids taking up, time needlessly, but 'when he speaks he

has something of value tosay. ~ I

,li msqpnes that when by the destruc-

supply of watery' was -suddenly _ cut oil' there was but little water in the

reservoir and this is daid to be the usual i

reservoir leaks badly, when more than half full. Under auch conditions what

would have been the A consequence had a

°°“illtl_Q°; °Wil18 t0?ff»l1€ flwt that 916 When you have a boot, or shoe that

“Have 'youltot the counteiisinni’ asked

“Well,’° replied the raw iesruit, who

had left a department store to enter thc- army. “when I left the counter it wus, ‘This silk's twice less than cost°"'

NEWLY INTRODUCED

sensation h be n caused here lately

Kidney Pills. Altlion h"tbere‘fhad_be manydeaths in this vll age and surroun' »-1

Dodd’s Kidney Bills had iieverbeen tes Our people had little faith in patent med! cines. - Now.

creatling a peep e are prlse and the first Cornelius had been

fact

is always true

are used.

needsrepairing, and want it ‘done neatly take it to Morris 8: Smith. 171|.

We dcn’t mean to crowd the season by

fire broken out withefthe highwind yesterday iffternoon blowing? Now that

past the greatest peril of the L moment let us be thankful, that the.

worst did not happen." But by all means I

_let the reservoir and the fire engines be'

kept in order. ‘ I

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' Want of Watchfulness .'

an-ues ‘Y

Many cases of poor health

come from ‘want of watch- falness. fBat tif you keep

your bloocl pare no thief can steal your heallh.

The one effective natural blood puri-

fier is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It never disappoints.

lmpurg Blood-“ My wife suffered 1

with pain and distress from an aficctioii of thc throat caused b irc ur bl d “li ‘

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. y _.p e no . ._ e was almost in despair wheii she turned to Hood's Sarsaparilla. Six bottles ci this. medicine completely cured her.” Joan Wncxxsn, Galt, Ont. ' _

Sqzrofula- “Hood’s Sarsaparllla has cured me of scrotula. I was we-:ik and de- ‘ bilitatcd but it made me strong and we-ll. After a severe cold had catarrhal fever. Again resorted to this medicine and it cured me.” Sansa E. Danny, Annapolis, N. S.

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time: gut if you don’t :gre time by the forelock and ay lnwhatyou need in suin- mer underwear ' may be youzwill pay more for it.f James Paton & Co..

Ladies, we have a lot new 0x_tord Shoes

in Chocolate, and black, they, are new and nobliiv, have you seen them? Morris 8c Smith. 1 1 l. _ B - " iWe try to sell perfect clothing. Some-

times we dcn’t. When youfet any ot the "don’t” kind it’s an acci' ent. Tell

us about it and see how &1ick we make it right. James Patou Sc . 17 1 i.

Silk.-20 in.~- Japanese silk,

all colors at 2.50 per yard at F. Perkins & Cole. 17 li

Men’s clothing.-Your-._wants are pro-

vided for liberally-goqd clothes, n.i_id style to them-priced to your advantage. 500inen's suits, $5.00 to $15.00.- James Paton & Co. _

Carters’ Seeds Grow.

Beautiful silk waists. -- Those who

appreciate quality,coupled,with economy, wil be thoroughly satisfied with this

week’s silk and cotton waist. oiferinss. Critics have pronounced our waist e- partment peerless-its dominant__ features eing styles, qualities ,and low’ prices.

lWe are always doing something ex- ltraordinaryg as this weekis offering will

waists.-J as. Paton & Co. 9 rlévv tf

Silk.-500 yards of 20 in.

Japanese silk at 2250. per vsrd at F. Perkins 8;; Gifs _ 17 li

Business trousers tip~to for business,

Sunday coat. $2.80 to $3.50. James Paton & Go. /i7 1 i.

= Wanted.-.,Coats and vestmakers at DQ, A. Bruce’s. ' ~ ~ 10, d&w tf.

1, New lace _curtains in

_ elegant and exclusive H esigni lat Stanley Bro.~=. _ 17 1| ll Here's a suit that will captivate the eye

ljudge of cloth‘n ;» value8.._ Sbyle, fi_t__ and ,L wear are the strung points in these suits.- _-‘$8.00 for $5.11). J amcs Paton "8: Co. '17 1- i.~

Srnai-urn Sournronr.-The. steamer

|Southport will leave West River Bridge :on Friday next. May 4tl\,'at 7.15 for .’Charlottetown, leaving Ferry Wharton

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Having proceeded ‘to South Africa for

` the Revere ,I-Ioie‘_ 14 tf.

I return at 4 p. m. she- will call at lifest-

lvillc both going and coming. This trip iwill be ma e every Friday until further notice. 9 d &w 1 mo.

Silk-We_are selling 20 in. apanese silk at 250. .per

` aid.-F. ‘?'erlsi1is & Co. 17 li ' Our clothing is the tall: of the town. Men’s and boys’ suits perfection. We fit and finish. price stzirts at 5.53.50 and up to $10.50. You will .save 25 per cent. if you

_ buy your suit of us.--J. B. Macdonald & _(Jo. ‘ 15 -li d&w..

Bananas 15, 20 and`“Z5c per doz at W. F.

Ca.rter’s. 16 3i

. Strawberries and cream at W. F. Carters

'<1 `l*-lim'

WANi‘sD'_-A girl, apply at

The very latest styles. in meu’s linen

collars iust opened. The Enibi-o,Sunshine»

Sax_on_aF‘awn, Ha. Ha, His Excellency and other makes. Price l0c. no 1Sc. cnc

B. Macdonald & Co. 15 4_i d&w The fashion feast continues.-We

.siaiisizn inn manner ir uw grim ,g,;1t°,_°°1=;,°g==d_,1f@e1y i»=»ff»»»<f=~

as, une san oqucs to suit every

fancy of matron, miss or maiden. \‘\"hiio

the winter on active militia service iii respon se the T819 elquisibeness may excite 8ul’1}!'iS6 _ to Her .\.ajesty's call, begs to announce I at in i

hiS 11`DS<‘U€¢. hiS law 01566 Hi $011145 Will 'DC kept very unusual story of prfice, littleuess and 1

and admiration, the price ticket tells a

open and all legal business will be promptly at- ; \

tended to under competent management. Cor- } £.;g):1e;aét¢2`96rk y §'f__-i¥€;i,ra?:€"sd t respondence on business may be addressed to; mob h ’ fr" "'°J- P t _ if hirn at1Souns as usual. _ ' ifégiil' _ 318 U0 G 0_9-S6 0111. 3-8- B f‘l'l& l I

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_ our _obj¢cs- brat to pet_re_liabie_ to `__h`av`e 1 them..-stylish and good dtters-last but noi. least to

We canehow you a” large assortment, buttoslediorfikd-»,~-is

_ in nlack e or tan pibble arf'-~‘&eeulerein

_ sir.-15, fo 1.eofprii»¢f, 1‘i,1‘2,13,_'1‘, 2;' i ‘ ‘~ '_

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offerin summer clothi solar ahead off

‘ wear, “good enough" for Iiitching to the.

land loose the purse strings of every good:

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Time to Give the little Folks ; an Airing-*

and ae-have ju# ills

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unishment would be too greatior the I I I ` ` A 0" "‘ ' If order In W' mb'

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D€~l'D¢bre-tor.. who wantonl laced the' . _ i " ' ' ‘

Spring Heel Boots

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` '_ ' ~ i _ As's_\‘Jiitterandl,\t\srlaair‘lr.`eiaeee Keisha

as uit assmsiiunis ecuuu ue.”