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Black Dmgoli laced shoe,
patent tip, cloth top.
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Editor. Business
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THURSDAY. JULY 5.1901.
1 MINISTERS AND MEMBERS TAKING OFFICE.
that already since the Laurier Govern-
been appointed to Governorsliips. lVith
the appointments already made the same
formidable list. Yet the fact is that the
appointments made have been quite in
the ordinary course ofaffairs. That it has
been common to appoint members of the
Government, or members of Parliament
to high positions will appear from the
most casual survey of the records. If we
ake Governorships alone we shall find
that since the Confederation the Con-
servative party has appointed 41 persons
to those high positions who w.ere pre-
L
- viously members of one or other of the
two Houses ofParliament, and most of
established that the existing system of
f.rom time to time appointing a memb
permanent otlice operates to any larg
tent to destroy the indepznderce of
liainent. The party system does pre
ly that.
the ground of immemorial and repe
precedent in all countries thatliave r
A sentative institutions. Probably veryfew ; who can make' good breadaiway.=, I
persons seek to be representatives of the  2 fzleailte-h_é“$a’;‘;‘5t :Ed ‘;‘;‘;”;; » _
people with the expcctiition of never ob- Q nfl; Qogdgbread g "' _
taining some other reward than the merge   5 ~ » _
,`.`;.i the assi rim-. 4 -AT-
W’e have it in ‘_‘FiVa ROBBS"-'  T 
the highest §““‘*° We also 0  
have the next best grade in _
OFF REGULAR PRICES '7
This is the inducement we are offering for your patronage.
meh  the Old Pf|°0 f°I' CGSH- Why such big reductions 'L You may ask. We will tell you
t a _
my 345|; fm- P,-lag. We bwsht m°r°_ <=°l°r°d shirts; 111 stiff. bosom8»
Iegee silk fronts m°=’= workin: shirts ‘hw 1°
_ _ ‘hall be filled from among those who have
 - h () _~ ti ress 3 ‘
It M pointed out by t e ppoq on D demonstrated that they have the con
`ournals usually refer to others alleged to par es'
J -_--¢-‘;-
be in prospect’ and so make up quite 8 There is evidently nogreat love for p
 whom had been members of Conservative
Cabinets.
If we add Judgeships a.nd Senatorships
it will be found that the Conservative ap-
oiiitments during the same time amount
iii iuiiiiiii
A. PICKARD & G0.
dress
on hand and arriving daily.
A share of your patronage
'U
G-»-v
oliundreds, including many who had
een Cabinet Ministers. ¥Ve are not
mentioning these to take objection to
he practice. It is, we think, not objec-
 H0. |  tionableto appoint to the Senate or to
Y the Bench one who by frequent election
A fun Stock of the best Coal w to the Commons ora Provincial Legis-
lature has shown that he possesses the
confidence of the people if he is other'
is solicited.
LOWEST PRI
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PROIPT DELIVERY.
June 28d kwxm then cod &w5rn
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wise qualified. What is much
more open to criticism is the appointment
of a defeated candidate to the Senate or
to be Judge of a Court. Both parties
M have done this repeatedly. But even
among such cases there have been many
instances in which the defeat had been a
mere temporary reverse, following a long
1 series of elections by the people. Such a
A case was the appointment of Hon. David
Mills to the Senate in 1896. :He had been
defeated in the previous election, but had
been continuously elected from 1867 down
  &C, V to 1896 and was then in a minority of only
I am instructed by Mrs. George
Webotét tO Sell by Auction at her
residence, Upper Prince Street, on
_ The 5th Day of July,
Couimencing at 11o`clocl~: li. in., all
her household effects comprising:
.Superior Piano. Parlor, Diningroom, Hall
Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture.
,R. BTI.-\IP.S'l`O,
ST votes in a large constituency. '
It is true that a. section "of the Liberal
party when in opposition took the ground
accept any 0 e of em utnen.. unti
be a representative of the people. This
It is said that a member sitting and vot
Y that no member of Parliament ought .to
~ - iii-2 ol * ‘l
one or two years after he had ceased to
contention is based on the view that the
_ hope and expectation -of oflice necessarily
deprives a members of his independence.
Auctioneer.
3 td.
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iliiimiiiiiiiiiiili
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is
§Summer
§ Footwear,
We have just opened a lo
of Summer Footwear
Ladies’ Bicycle Boot
Mon’s Bicycle Boots :`
leather and canvas, Men
Canvas Shoes, Boy’s
Bicycle Boots in canvas,
Men’s and Boys’ Outing
Shoes. E
A tortured foot should*
_ . find instant r`elief in ourg
  ‘guy    5
-;\ioiiiiis»i.  
Queen Street, Corner below 1
London House. » *
ing with the expectation of receiving a
A Senatorship, J udgesh ip or other perman-
heumaiism..
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. If the kidneys acted
as they should the would
strain the Uric Xcid out
of the system and rheuma-
lism wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is l. Kidney Dis-
ease. Dodd'| Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rho t' So t t
thodlamutaxsdxfi those iearfule 3
ohooting_ 'ns and stiH,
aching yoiidltls. There il
Dlltouoouroway-
7 .
  Dodds
_Kidney
Pills
' -i- _ri ..». , . “ I S;r0ng,General .l-‘asse era nt, Kentvi1le.N.S
-_ - ~ _ .. .. . . : . _ _  __________ _ HanuIa¢fmem,Qu¢b¢¢_ . ‘ p_ ¢;I‘;§K1N§°9¢ 11 Mah _
_ I 4,  _ fi » I Kentville N. S. June 15 d 4m.' u wsu.. ._
_ \,`*" ’" fm” ,~,,.l,._` ” "` “  "` . .~ `
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ent position will invariably votein sup- “  1
port of the Ministers holding the power; In  ` V
to appoint him, whose promiseto that end
he has perhaps received. The objection is
within certain limits a valid one, but it
isquite clear that under the party sy
members follow their leaders very
lyj whether they are or are not livi
the expectation of receiving such app
ment. It is not therefore by any ui
The existing practice can be defended on
honor of that position and the indem
attiicliecl to it. On the peoples
there is also usually the expectation that
their rcprosciitativc will win a good of-
ficial position if he can, and hence there
is no rcul iirciicli of the understanding
lietweciitlieiii when lic vacates his seat
iii Parliament to accept an appoint nt
It is on general grounds fitting
the higher official positions in the con
ence of the people, and so long as we h
ti
hibition in either party at Ottawa. By
vote of 98 to 41 the Commons has declared
the country is not yet ripe
for a prohibitory law. Mr. Flint's
resolution in favor of giving Prohibition
to the Provinces which gave majorities in
its favor at the plebiscite was also voted
liament towards the question shows tb
Provincial Pr0h ibition or nothing.
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Nervous and
Debilitated.
Almost a Victim of llervous Prootratlon
-Was Restored to lioalth and Strength
by llr. Chanda Ilene Food.
work. Her nerves were so exhausted,
and she~Wa.s so wee; and debilltated,
that she had to give up work entire! ,
and was almost a. victim of nervo
_ , Y
prostration. _ --
“Hearing of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food,
she began to use it, and was benefitted
from the very first. It proved an ex-
cellent remedy in restoring her tg
health and strength. After having
used four boxes she is now at work
again, healthy and happy, and att,-1-
butes her recovery to the use gf D;-_
Chase’s Nerve Food."
As a blood builder and nerve restora.
tive, Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is of in-
estimable value. It makes the blood
red, the nerves strong, and the “hole
system healthy and vigorous. 50c a. box
-at all dealers or Ed ,
E Co., Toronto. ’ manson B8".
iii. J. ll. Ayeit,
. DENTIST .
UFFIIBE-Linnnysido. New
Prowse Block.` First door to the
right up stairs.
Satisfactory Work. Reasonable
' Prices.
Ax l\|€\/\/|\lAl\/li
smiyhpdciidirisiani Corset' 00's A
i famous Corset, called the “Lady Minto" until a
competitor appropriated the name 1-ut not the
patent is now 'called _ '-
“THE EMPIRE”
It is evident that the public appreciate `the
_ Patent Safety Pockets, which ar; a popular
\ feature of the “Empire” and of our nghgr
brand "Flora" osthe sale of these goods has
, nearly doubled within the last three months.
you bugliave the zafety Pockets.
._ _ -'rHE- _
Parisian Gonot Bo
stem . - h gf gwery
harmonious evo lung taget er.
°l°S"' par( of the humdn organism. Thissfrenglfl
ngin can nw" §¢ pbfgiried If ffle bl00d'¢S UW'
oirt- 4 pg", Haocfs Sarsapardla I3 ffl¢ Sf4'1d¢"d
eans prescription for PUff'f9""9 ff” amd’ ,4
True strength consists in the unfofi, U10
Pickles, Confectionery, etc. at _
` The S. S. Halifax takes Freigh"
` But the same popular corset-with the patented ‘
$i.oo. x. and 1.50 per pair. Be sure the Corsets A
“Tillson's Pride.” 2 Carload
of which has just been received.
This was bought before the ad-
vafme and will be sold at
»Q@ 
We have opened a
Nurses’ Register
Persons wishing to cngag: a nurse can' do so
by applying at
down. Thisattitude ofthe federal Par-        4
\_ _
If you are going picnicinv there is A
it makes fine Sandwiches. »
Tomato Sauce, etc
Also all kinds of Fruits, Syrups,
Beer 'dc Goff’.s_§
_ _7_ 1 .
S. S. "i-IALIFAX”
iiummencing line 29th, |900.
__-in-_Q
S_$_ |-|3||f" will leave Charlotte-
town at NOON on FRIDAY, and
S. . la Grande iiuciiesse every WED-
NESDAY at 9 a.. rn. for Boston via
Hawkesbury and Halifax.
Passengers leaving Charlottetown
via Picton, iriake close connection at
Halifax from Boston Tuesdays and"
Saturdays. ,
and Passengers for Hawkesbury and
Halifax.
For tickets, rates and all inform- _
ation apply to
Manager.
June 21 ex sjournal 4
ern l\ova Scotia and Boston vin
invuth. ma mg connection Tuesday. Wed
nesdays, Thursday and Saturdays at Yarmouth
for boston. ~ _ _ _
THE Roni. Mail. Srimusnirs ' v
P- ~» '
For ai1_ informatiomnéuide book, folders, etc..
wiuchwxiibe sent free, write to F.H. Af!!-`
r
There is Strength."  0  A U 
' Victoria. Bow. i
We have also Libbys Chicken _
Loaf, Cottage Loaf, Devilled Ham J
i >&1! ;»
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The report just issued by the Inland 4 Breyenue
i . ,
ment shows Deaborn's “Perfect” baking powder to
and unadulterated and states that it is a good powder
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“if ' ' U-~'l,.‘;,;J‘,f,,`,.,(,,,,,.,,,,,_ ing higher thu the manufacturers claim.
ee - ' f~ ‘ - - ’
1’_“1*“" _ _ _ . - _-_-3 Buy the “Perfect” and get the best powder made
CISG' '
 ° ° 4', ' teaspoonfulls will do the same work as three of other
,ted and do it better.
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“_ J D  X  quired for our ordinary trade- In additionto the large purchase
ave » » _ 'I 4_ in early spring 2 gaggg sh||»t3-fwere shippedto-ua that
ment obtained power, two of its members. _ _ _ _ B15” C1355 G"°°"5- ` .. _ R _
Sir Oliver Mowat and Sir Henri Jon, have rep,esen,,,,,,e ,,,,.,,,,,t,0,,S,,.,, may ,,,§,,e¢t ..ancelled. other than take them book manufacturers ‘g|d
that ouch appointments will from time to _ _______! '    a   A
time be matic by both our political ' We believe we have now the largest stock of any retail. house in
T0 AG C 0 MM 0 D A TE ‘§fZ.;..i.‘;.‘1Z`*;‘;.‘.i.Z““‘° °"°°“ "° °”°’ “°" "'.’.';".'.!, .. ...
f°'   ‘ Black Sateen Shirts 4 _ c,
a ' Our Hercules unloundritd White Shirll  but
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importance of the action taken by the ' W _ _
Legislatures of Prince Edward Island and  e   u
M"'“i'@°b“~ I” ‘WS °"id°”°lY 9' case Of . . Everything in the men’s Furnishing Line, except the boots
A Hgllda _ ouainy away up. rum own Low
C
y White and' Colored Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Underclothing,
__ __ Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Golf Hose, Half Hose,
Buttons, Cuff Buttons, etc,
noihing nicer to take along :with you S' _ _  Lhlso alll' I°Ukw°a|°o
than SQIPB if Of" , Cmked Comed » » In all theilatost styles, from 2c to 75c each.
Beef' W 8 mu 81'” It “P f” -V0" “nd i Storo‘i'>pene~Sdcordoys till 11 p.m.
Cl’ C C
Potted Ham, Tongue and Chicken _
run down by tl t d fi Lunch Ton ue. B ked Be ' ` .
and close atteniioii eifedruiggdl liftrniiblii 8 a ans In i ' i MENS FURNISHERS~
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ms. D. W. cronsberry, iss Ricnmomi ` ’ ' ` _ _ ' ;,  _` -` ~ .__.1»_~  -_
street west, Toronto, Ont., sta.tes:- ` .  » 1 -  ‘ ’  f' 
“My daughter. who sews in a. white -_ '-  6    i,   
goods manufactory, got completely -U _4 ' 47 ` 3   i _
ua
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W. W.'cLAaKE, _ _ l fc* 
Agent, Chtown.  "-1 _ _
H. L. CHIPMAN, ' . 4
_FF ., ers
4' There is nothing better for the overworked College Student or
* ~ f Lawyer or Professor than a daily spin on
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Tickets for sale at Stations P_ E_ I ,  The Maxwell Lum Mower lis noted for its superior vorkmonoh'
Rai1w&y_ lilixtrt Finish. Has LARGE Dnivn Wnsans, BEST STEEL Tnuraaen
Nivi-zs.
tb Blcvcnn
. onhgunllx
\\'lnd.oor Junction and Halifax. A
° Exrnsss 'reams ieave 1-raiifax aan- (.5.
cept Sundayl at 6.30 p m.. for Digby and Yar- . __
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fa2$;>{Gro§s§Tontna£ge, 7ooo lHgrseb1;owe'r. the =' i _
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on arriva of r Tll° &b0V Om ' “ ‘
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