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in this city un Saturday morning lnzh
June after a lingering illness, Margaret
A., relict of the late liiizhard Mt-Miliau,
aged 52 years.
[Funeral will leave her late resitivnue
Cumberland Street at 8.45 this Monday
morning to St l)unetan`s Cathedral thence
L0 K. C. Cemetery.)
'i`lii'] I.l\'liii TU i_il.AhIi‘I.
So long as the li\er is actlve in iiltcring
the bile fruui the biutiii there is no
billousncvi and no constipation, because
the bile is tiasscii from the liver into the
ntevtines where it acts as A Vathartlc in
keeping the bowels active. Because of
their direct action on the liver’ as well as
the bowels, llr. Ciinst-'s Kidricy i.iver i’llls
thorou hly i-ure constipation, thi- real
cau~e iii nine tenths of the comuion ili_~i
Of life.
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DLALER IN HORSES.
'i`oitti_\'in,.lurie iii. itev Win liarker,
A Wootistocir, tint., Congregational
minister _-1 ftniiincsis for dealing in horses
has caused so much gossip in the congre-
gation tiiat he has offered to resign. if
hi' ii-maii ~_ iii- vv ll insist oi; being alitiw-
ed to t-ciitinue the l»u-iu\‘~-.
At the Yarrntinth \_ `\l. lf. .»\, Boys'
i`-iinp held at Tuskct l"all- in .\ugn~u_i
tiuntl Mll\'Aiill`h l,lNlf\Ii‘I_\"l` niost
lit-iieiicial for sun iiurn, an iminetliall' re'
in-f for tniit- and toothache.
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t -encral Si wretai y.
iciidcrs for Catciing
Tciitirrs will he received by the
uiiticrsigiit-tl until the 24th instant,
at noon, for the privilege of cater-
ing to tire St'otti.sh (Zathering at
Siiiiiinerside on the 20th july.
.»\i,l{X. MCDONALD,
Serv, to iiaiiiies Coiiiiiiittee,
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l§‘5_l1‘1“_li_‘N§F}’ ARMA”
ivioNnAY_ JUNE en, iota.
JAPANESL FORM Of GOVERNMENT.
ON February ll, 1880 Japan became a
constitutional monarchy by the act of the
present enlightened Emperor. The con-
stitution is that of a limited monarchy.
The limpcror rules with the advice of a
Cabinet, which he can select irrespective
oi the ma_iorlty in I’-rrliameniqas docs the
1’r~e_~d.ieiit of the United States.
iiesponsihle Government as we have it
in Canada, is, however being gradually
evolved, and the Cabinet is becoming
more and more responsible to the
l’arii»unent and lei-is to the
Emperor. There are two llouses, a liouse
of Peers appointed by the Emperor and a
llouse oi’ Commons elected by the people
The voting franchise is based cn a
property qualification and is limited to
the tewln parliamentary elections. The
voter must be twenty-five yearn of age
and pay a direct annual tex of at least $5
a year._\\'ith us there are about ZUJ voters
in a population of l.000. In Japan there
are ‘ZZ voters among a like Lumber.
Japan is divided into forty~.fivc |»i'efect~
urea which correspond roughly to our
Provinces. each with a Governor and a
ihegislature, the former appointed by the
Emperor , the latter elected hy the people.
in voting for meinbers of the Legislature
thi- franchise is i.~i inure liberil
than in voting for meinbers of
the national Parllanit=nt_ Any inale
citizen over 'Ji years of nge and
paving an annual national tax uf $Z_.'»Oniay
vote for A:-u-einblymcn. in niunlclpai
elections the i|n=iiliit~atlon is stiil lower '-
the ownership of one foot of lantl or tht-
payincnt of $1 in direct taxes yearly.inti e
i’arliaiiit-ntary »_-lecticns of intl! only iA‘£'4,'
Iiiti ;iti>.§t-_sst-ti the right to vote, thc men
ofthe iiiniy and navy not having that
right. At the last elei-tion for A>i.~t~rrii>iy-
invri o\t-i' '.i,.`>Uti,liii0 actually voted. and in
I iii- innnit-ipal eli-tition .l,.'»OU_0t)ti votes wt-r
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' and giic-ss in tht' general ctlriipctitioir; you niiglit
' win liotii tit‘l<<‘ts :ind the 3?.27,<>o expenses.
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l‘rit‘e_< 75C, 5$\i.<»t», $1.25,;$i_5o,;12_oo_1'f~2.5oeat~li_
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cast. ln this graduated scale of votingl
qualifications there are fmr tlincs as many
voters in municipal aiiairs as there are
in national affairs.
The constitution guarantees political
liberty and defines the "rights of man."
All subjects are eligible to civil and
military offices, are amenable to service
in the army or the navy and in duty
bound to pay taxes. The inane house is
his ca>i'le, as with ua, ani cannot he
ent: red or searched without his consent,
except by due process of law. The right
of property, freedom of speech and of
religious opinion are secured in the con-
stitution. 'i`he freedurn of the press was
at first somewhat restricted, but most of
the restrictions have bt-en removed and
newspapers have greatly multiplied ini
recent years. So also thc tendcnoy is
toward an extension of the vntinv
franchise and the greater resconsibility
of the lixeuutive to Parliament. Civil
and religious liberty are further de
veloped than in Germany, while as com-
pared with Russia,.7apan is far in advance
in liberty and the general education cf
her people.
A Meeting of the Provincial Executive
held the other day decided to appoint a
man to procure information as to the
value of our Island fisheries and fish
exports, to be used in connection with the
Fishery Award case before the Privy
Council.
\\'e hear frequent complaints from
travellers ofthe uid dilapidated cars in
which iiiirasengers are carried between
Painscc and Point du Chcne. Surely
pasaccgcrsto and frorri thi- island are
entitled to as good cars as those in use
hvtwcn St. .lohn and Halifax, or between
ltitttitiii I_slandt»r~~ who want in itrow the
reason why.
`l`h\'i’.iiiiiii ~a)~ "tiit> i{u.~.~ian~ ha\i>
alii-a1iyi<i~f rnort: guns ihaii _\`iip_ilinii
ii-til :ii \\'.rici'loo_" Actzoriling to thc bust,
authoi'itit'_s‘ .\'apolf*on had iiti gnii~ nt
\\'at_crlQo, as against l.`>ti in \\`t*iliiig‘tiii`_~i
ariny. 'l`W0 hnndretl and tivi-iity -vvctl
l"i\'iich guns were i~apt\i|t»\i, in-ing Tl
iiinru Ilian \\`t'liirigton ~ fini t-- ii ,~~.-ssetl
wlit-ntiitetigiit began. 'l`nc point is not
Important r‘<ct'p`. as a inaitcr of ii- t'ur»it‘y,
hnt we doubt whether the ltu~~iaiir-5 haw
so far lost. a\ rnany guns ii.- Napoleon hail
in his last. nieinorabiv battle.
'l`iii‘t'_~iit't'i1it‘ti l‘Ixauiint‘i' is \onicliinis
uncoi;_~ciou_\iy vt-ry funny. It`~ _\`atul'di\y`s
is~iit- t:onfaln~ an artlese-i story ofa young
lady who on \\`t-din-sday aitcrnoon lost a
in-aufiful \vi\ttl\ and advcri.i:~eti hcr loss
at onrcin an vvtfning paper that aft_\-_r-
ncoii and thc incrnirg papcr oi the
following morning. .\n liont-_-it farinir
fcuiitl the watch and iiappciivii 'ti lcavt'
it with The l-Ixainiiicr to in-_ r'e:~i_ortii to
ilaowiirr. 'l`hi\t,_|t\i1rrial a:l\'eri.ise<l the
watch as `iountl.` 'l`i'it‘ lady got her _
\\ait~li anti the t-ttitorial sage rt-iiiarks
that -lii» "i~ now also wir~t'r in a lwi_'t*r
linowlvdgc of how to advt*rtist~_ in
i`_lii\rl0ttt‘_i.t»»\'ii." it i~ i-lcar from thc
lixaiiiint‘r`~ own story that its atlvcrlir-n~
incnl tlid not a_~..~<i~4i in finding thc which.
'l`ht- ninst it can claim is th-ll. it. may have
assi:-tcil in finding ilic fair t>wiii~_r_ lint
slivvrfiri not lost. it is noi. iniit-h ofa
trick to find ioinclliirig that is nut. lost.
it i~i|iiitct-,it‘t\i'al~c that, in finding the
youngiady'I`iii- lfvairiiiicr was not the
iir-st. nicfiiuin. She wa~ doiihil¢.~‘~ a
render of tht* iiapvrfi in which sho
aiivciti-t-ti and not ortiinarily a reader tif
'lhc lrlxuiiiiner. S'irrit‘l»oiiy _wrrns to hnve
tolii hi-i’ of t hc "l`nnriri" ailvertisviiivni.
Bi<:yr‘li.~i.~i and i\li athletics dt-pond on
liPIN'l`l.i€Y`S lrinlmeiit to Lnep the
ioinii-i limiii-r and mu_-icien in trim
lVlr. l\/lan. your hat Y Come and
select it to tlay< Up to“d.1te hats
$1-OO to *F33 OO;tt `\’Voeks 81. Co's,
5 d W tf
Uui liwn
Kiiinay Piiis
.irc niatlv iiiiiii the inosi
iiiutlcrii anti a]iprti\'(‘tl for-
inulne. Tlit' ingrf-ilicnts hair
~pt‘<`iiit‘ notion ini thc kitliit'y_=
rititling tlieiii of nil iiiipiirities
:tiiil iinproviiig geiicmi lit-ultli
We wnuitl ask nny mir sul'
fcring from kidney trouble in
try ri liov ni' two. l’rirt‘ 154'
per box.
§¥_2"l\iuri(‘y iiavk if not critic
factory,
l’rt-pnretl anti ~ultl h\'
A.W.Rcddiii, l’iim.B.
'l`lit Stliinrr l)ruggi,1t_
Sunnyside.
.\ltincton and .\iontii~ai_ lf not, there are -
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Chilrlreri`< white duck Tains special price.. .
Cliildrrns straw Sailorsfspecial price _ _ _
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Special line of trimmed milllnery at. _ __
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_\ieii’s black sateenSiiirts special prize. _ _ _ _
l\'iun`s Braces “good quality” . _ _ . _ ,
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l\ien's black Socks _ _ . . . . _ _ _ . . . . . _ _
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Meii‘s cotton Socks .__ . _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _
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--‘PosiTiv£t-- . __
’ ‘PRICE REDUCTIONS’
Every item in this “ad” presents an irresist-
ible argumcnt. lt tells of a price-saving
' ihat’s too good to let slip by iinheeded i
One lot of white and colored Shin Walsts. _ . _ . . . _
_  . _.Half price
One basket full of plaid and fancy Stockings ._ _._ _ .Half price-
4 pieces of fancy Dress Ssteens, marked :gc for. . _ . . . _ . . .
_ .zrc yard
i piece of fancy Waisting marked 3oc:for . . . . . . _ .
._ _  .25 ‘nd
1 piece of fancy inercerized Lawn marked 29c for _ _ . _ __ _ _ roc yard
An agent’s samples of fancy Collars special prices 25c up to $3.25
Olympic collaring marked 25C for._...  ._ ._  ...xocents
i baeket full of drop ornaments worth 15 c each for . . . . . .
. .'3c each
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. .25c each
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Ladies' cotton Hose special price . . . _ . . . . .
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, \ We :ire giving 28C per pound for washed wool in exchange
for Meii's and Boys’ ready-made Clothing,
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The Miiiiiicry Leaders, '
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390 each
_ _ ioc pair
-1 20C PBM'
° Sc pair
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ing fat-ts.
is over NINE l\lll.I.li)N l)t)l_l.AI{S.
rt‘prt"4ci iaiivt>s aiu irpilirninisliod.
\\'itii lcliii rrgrards, vic rcniain
(Signed)
HOME INSURANCE CO.-- RE TORONTO FIRE
'l`llI€ llOMl'I INSURANCE COMl’ANY,
New York, April 25, i904.
'l`o our agents in Caria<la:~A.~ ynir nrt' no tltiiiit ir\it~rt‘_~i|ctl uc take this variy
opportunity in atlvisc thai. “'i`lil§ ll()Ml‘l`5" not lns- in thc 'l`()ll(iN'l`i) ((lNl*`i._»’\i}-
l{A`l`lON is a triilc less than '[`\V() lll7f\`Dl(l§i) 'i`li()i,'SANI) l)ilirl.AltS Followin
our u~uai tzuwioin, our a '_i\1.~Lt'r:~i are now on the ground pri-part-ti iti pit nip ly and
ctiuitahiy adinwt these losses, which will iw iniinedlntcly pai/t in t~:n<h and without
iiiscnunt.. \\'c also takc thc opportunity of iigain calling your attention in the follow-
“'l'iil<1iitifvii-1`S"(7\>~h tliifiiwii is 'I`lililClC l\'liI.Ll()N l)Ol.i.ARS." its Cash
_-\_~i_~c'i-a 4-xtwt-tl l~IItlii'l`l<]iCN M irl.it)N I)()l.l.AliS, and its Surplus to Policy llolder
It is pioimiiiy iiniii-irissary to and that this eontlagriition dot-__-i not in the slightest
dvgri-r-_ iit’i"¢-i-t. nur policy nr lines, and that. cur facilities for assi.~tiiig our worth
Yours truly,
Ii. li. A, Correa, Vice President
VU. K, Rogers, Co. Ltd., (lciierai agents for P. li. lsland_
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coal they buy at our coal
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   _dir '$5 ecoiioriiit‘al, because he pay
`  ' _ the bills; the other knows it
_    gives the'_best satisfaction, he
 'W ;__-Q MA cause she feeds it to her fire.
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   A. Pickard & Co.,
_ * V ltefs _ i Wharf.
The Head of the House and the
Queen of the Kitchen
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The Cliithcs
'of Quality
Arc those iniiilt- tu iiieasurt* by us; the
only way tliiit it in possiiiile to produce
garinents that suit tin- intlividual'a
personality, :intl yt-t pix-.-crvc that ele_
gnncc of Styli-, sct, fit eutl finish which
nmkce iailor»inn1lc clothing exclusive.
Our Spring and Summer fabrics show
many iiovcltics and your early ortlers
are rcspcvifiilly solicited.
JOHN MCLEOD & G0.
at Once
For which we will pay the HIGHEST PR|CE ‘l
in exchange for any goods in our store. ‘
The Humphrey Clothing Store,
Opera House Building, Cirtqwn,
l A. Winfield SCOU, Manager,
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50,000, _Pounds
of Wool Wanted
WANTED _
The niaii who always drops his
chainless watch to call at our
establishment.
A chain on a watch is economy,
We are iiiaking za specialty of
clialiw of various styles and pri¢¢9_
Call and select.
L. W. cooi<,
jeweler,
C01. Gt. George and Grafton.
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