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‘ died. There were then left 50 ‘Li_berlI_l§  _ _
  to ‘tooo  oooh   »  
e   it  ~' _ I ~ L  ~ 1 ; ervatives; and three vacant seats. Two
Druggists
Who Sell
Chamberiaiirs Coufll Rm'
edy,
Chamberiain’s Colic. Cholera
and Diahorrea Remedy,
Chaniberlain’s Pain Balm.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and
l.iver Tablets.
Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries
H all, 1
johnson & johnson,
McDonald 81. McKinnon,
J. G. Jamieson, Medical Hall.
A- W. Reddin.
H. A. Ellis, also in Montague and
Murray River, `
Cape Breton Ads
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.aging %l*°.t%'Loanl‘n“t-Atta ht Leauudr
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nujlnoaa. i.r..a. lowaana. ncaa. aa. z.i.a
C.azulrl1Baanxl¢ro1l.&C.
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lliiillliliil & I Fllllfiiiiil
111100", et
IX A6411 I libel!
ern°°daa. mmf: mi' sihimn. c. a.
llalihx Olea. IUILDIIO.
qdney Glen, £2 luoex.
Correspondence relating to &pe Breton
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rntnar, Nov: 1.19% -
THE SiTUAT\0N IN ONTARIO-
_._____--
Much interest was felt in the recent by-
elections at the Soo and in Muskoka,
lOntarlo. The unexpected happened and
each of the two seats went opposite to
what it stood before, leaving the strength
at partie-1, Liberals 50; Conservatives 46,
T with one seat, Renfrew, vacant. As
‘things new stand the government has a
majority of four in a House of 08.
At the general elections of May, 189A it
was found that the returns stood, Liber-
als 51; Conservatives 47. Within a few
days Mr. Munroe, a Liberal member,died,
reducing the maiority by one-50 to 47.
Then the recount in Lennox cave the
seat to the Conservate side, reducing the
Government majori‘ y to one and the
count stood 49 to 48. Then two Conserva-
tives and one Liberal were unseated by
the courts and there were left 48 Liberals
and 46 Conservatives.
Three by~elect.ions in January, 1908 were
all carried by the Government and in-
creased the Government majority to dve,
the party strength being 51 to 46. Other
chances, including the Ganiey conversion
_ enabled the Government for the time to
claim a uiaiorlty of seven. but he after
wards recanted. Two by-elections in
February left the dgures 52to 45, then
another Conservative was unseated, leav-
ing a ministerial majority of eight.
Then the House met and Gamey re-
turned to the Conservative fold, and be-
fore the close of the session Dr.Bridgelaud
I
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General Commission flerchauta
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and Over=
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of these s~ a's have been dlled by the
recent by-electiors, and one seat is still
vacant. With a majority of on ly four
but with great tenacity, the Ross Govern-
ment is holding on and may probably be
able to do so for some time to come, if not.
till the end of the Legislative term.
¢ 
The Patriot tells that the ministers at
Ottawa will take a brief holiday “before
returning to discuss all the parliamentary
appropriations." So far as the appro-
priations ar_e concerned the time fcr
Cabinet discussion is before they are rc-
oommen ded to Parliament.
The preferential tariff of the Dominion
is now to be extended to South Africa in
response to the advances made by that
country. The Guardian has from the Bret
expressed its approval of this method of
extending trade within the. Empire and
we are glad to take note of the enlarge. e
ment of its scope from time to time.
The much-discredited petition in the
Carver case is still occupying the pub‘ic - _
attention. We publish two short letters ,
today on the subject. One of these is from
Henry McKenzie of Southport, who de-
nies signing the petition, but admits that
he authorised the use of his namn,for
which he gives “ an explanation.”
The other letter referred to from Henry
Wood of Pownal. is a dat denial of hav-
Oomplaiutls made by travellers that
Bosonand Yarmouth as well aa from cqppar
i»Kantville arriveatTruro from Mteen to Bl'°°_klI\\ R-“id TRN"
twenty-live minutratolate too make tie B‘mm°’°&0m9=
, ' _ __ .‘_ \_» U.P.R_ 12|]
required connection _both morning aud__¥.'_¥m_komu_._l_ _ ».. . ug 
evening. Uulessa closer connection is (big-.q¢”F.¢1&1¢¢¢_ 32; _
made there will be much needless dates- _Detroit Rails
tion at Truro during the months to come. ki” R‘u'"7
J est why the satisfactory arrangement of It I “mn
appear., _ V Metropolitan
‘ ' Pennsylvania
mcanrn aan succms. _ Bwiinx
men fa`l e dunh b twith
the iise dfulSr..3hase’a `§22e Pond then 35- PN]
L ~  ‘<1-’_~;=;.;s
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g...-:ish
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i = f ‘I what we are showing,you will always find ¢_,1i-'P1-mes
.i...tt.i~hei'ii 1 - ~
’ ~ -» 1 ' low,
Illinois Central ' _
last year has been departed from does not mswud Pmmc
Weakness and disease cause discourage  Pwma
 
It represents the price of a good all wool unshrink
____ ____ able linder or pair of drawers. For  v3_1u¢ and
§=@WAlIH8UAlD.*  f3o, r9e3_ I
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low price this line of underwear has no equal
Yesterday we received by express our new ties fer
fall in all the latest shapes 1 and newest pattern;
Boys when you want anew tie come in and .gee
Our special in Men’s Gloves is a line  _sgin in
dark and light shades of tan at $1.00. ' 2
ing signed the petition. A lleutiemau of ‘ . A _ ._-»_. 
ur. weeds mania; in one community F _ _  _ f _ maywellreleutth|luseofhis_name.The . f __ 1 _.  _  __ _
questiouariaes,who is the guilty party  _ 1 I I _ ' _
in this matter! We have reason . _ T P' L_ `
_ -__
under the present arrangement of trains _ in V
onthe Dominion Atlantic and Midland ` ` ` ‘ ` - ' ' » _ »
Rallwaysthelatter does not make proper _ _ - _ _  _ ._ __ _
.......... ...i o.. i......i..i.1. ... 
Truro. This line et travel has been a een-   N  
venient  popular one between the  `
eaateruseetlou of P, E. Island and Beaten _|)Ԥ, qugggieg Lise punished by
*net cnlyinaunimar but more particularly WHITE 8: C0., Agents for ENN_I_S t
fiuwiuter. _It seems foolish io suppose ST0PPANI»S°°°k B¥°k°f°» N9' Y°"t~
that any Railway does not desire to faeil-i 2
itate travel as much aepoeslbie, but under" mT°|l°ph°°|° as' _ ` oat n oct
present arrangements passengers from Malmo, 
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37d -r
131; -
135 _ 134; ‘
91; 91-__'.
Iwi Iwi
125 Ili*
_45l-
115i-
4gg_
139ii39!
_87__
coats...
Fresh from the world’s most famous
makers. Elegant, new -.Fall styles. AN N OU N C EM ENTS_
There is character and dignity in our ...___
' _ --See the Victorian' and Abegwelts at
new clothing. Ther! is the touch of
hand-tailored garments-a. made-for-you
appearance, that stands the scrutiny of
the C. A. A. A. grounds tomorrow. Their
the most expert tailor.
itlco’s Suits.  _  
‘ '-Clit! Tl¥¢S*USi2S BTG "UW '$91118 DN- ` Merit made shoes, Amee Holden make.
pared for publication of all citizens who Ask for them. * '
Single and double breasted, the best of
all-wool,$1o, $12, $15 and up to $20
' each. _
have not yet paid their city tures. Kind-
ly attend to this at once and keep your
name oil' the list. 29 d Si.
-Our stalls in the market will be closed
on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
` Saturday sales still continue. We make
MCH? S C0  . _ this move :amy ea account of poor iam.
ties for heating between market days.-
J J Gay sc sen. 22.1 io.
___ _ _
None smarter or more handsome, none
that will wear better, $10, $12 and $15.
l There is years of experience in clothing
our Perfect
Liver Pills
It took us years and years to End out _
just who 'made the best clothing. But _ A” °SP1°”did md* Pin I
t0 KSC.
we found out, and now four of the best 35118 Purely V¢iI¢'¢abl¢
_ ' _` they are harmless.
' Canadian makers sell to us and us only. Being small they are _
easy to take.
Being small in price they
are easy to buy.
Price 151:. per bottle.
A gentle laxative- their
business, behind every garment we sell.
Is there any reason in thinking you can
 as good clothing elsewhere ? Noi
‘ N i ` i
0 Nu continued use cures consti-
` pation iii its worst form.
For sale by _
   _ ,, A.w.Reoom,rim.o.l
comes new v§or and energy, new hopes l‘wiu City
a_nd _gow con ddengefiiltrougiilrgt dettgrmina Union Pmmc
t on succee i »
one's self monthly and°pi:yslca¥lly. H33 Uniwd st‘°t°' Sm"
and success go hand in naud. By restor- _ “ .__ “ Preferred
Lug good hea th, Dr. Chase's Nerve Food Dom 1_ ,mg S_ gon _ _ ._
_ e ps to success and happiness. Louisville 8: Nuhvma
---*-"'_""""" neminienoaaioemmes ` 7213
less from
, to h pains, headache aud-
l“" ’°°"’“““°°°"""‘° _ gilgfiiis hiv? 81° mens ef. also awe,-
of
-Look at Gauviu Gentzel & Co’s. show £&U;i35°H\‘§ggs€~;l$g=’9d1!;¢pl1:“l°§ glvflggg
s n O
_ _ case and see the photos. of those to take in sweetened wa,” mqw 5 pleasant’ im
vm in Y- M C- A- concert at the Opera vigor-sting drink" writes E. A. Anas ei
House on Nov. 3rd. Swansea. li.’s just splendid .for stomach
and bowel troubles ano _cures summer
~ -Remember Armour’s Halloweeugoese _complaint at once. In our house we use
=°»°=»~="°° -no f°~=°f=°° M === e':.';‘;;"..'.'..‘a‘-‘:‘;t.':.°. 't.z'..:.:.~°:..‘.i“:° sta:
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W “"1" H‘n°”°°°’ S°""d°7_ Mft' because Nerviline is always handy.”
Have your supper here inswid 0-- coins sem iniamezsebaines everywhere. - _
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131 13!
592 591
1013 Iwi
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IN THE GOOD ULD SUMMER TIME.
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the quality of dress. There are me
your Fall and Winter outit made-
fepmeh me win withstand inet
to believe that there are still others whose. » _
names have been used without warrant is SUN H
connection with tbiepetition. 1 _ _ »__
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P. Island &ucli, ‘
A $500fi.IFf IN
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Is guaranteed at yourdeath -to your wife, son on
ter on conditions easily within your reach by insuring on
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“Continuous Installment Policy
Premiums moderate- Paid upin any number oi
desired. ` 
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- Write us for illustrative _ pamphlet and rates at your
Ross &   oi  
Oilice, DesB_risay Block, _
c1~1.iiu.o'r'ris'rowN,
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we will (live Special Discounts
To cash purchasers dui-ing Exhibitioi Week in all lines
In watches, our stock is large and are' accurately regu
lated and guaranteed. -
We have an exquisite assortment of:Rings.
Call before purchasing elsewhere. We are confident
vfisu. 1~ANToN,
Magnum emily 25 Per Cent. (iff to all Stude
To any student attending any collegein the 't ll
is dependent in a great measure on _g15°°Unf Of TWENTY'F1VE PERCENT on anyuvgorknihd? may
other essentials, but perfect £tting_ H51-lggggguvlggnl ct?§i§gg@1_'£_FD §UC'§`l2N
garments cannotbe dispensed with. __ States we are new able to oifer to you their paslgiim 0 t C
_ Therefore it behooves you to get SIILETION PLATE at the same price you would pay for any
P - ‘ `
b J lin McLeod & Co., if you* The P18t¢S are designed for any month where the tissues
L wxlshtie appear at your best, for °°dl‘ffh'~’r° the “wal ‘“°t‘°“ ““n.“°* h°ld~
naming seen as we make is shave. ,h ’§“ “ig i»““'~i"5 “°“b’° “th ‘i Pm* 1°* “S ma” 5°" 2 °°*
see e ffereuce. All' work guai-ant¢¢d_
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The 0111)' Real Cloihlets in Cilflflolttllown .    Eék &L
Do You See lhls Price >
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