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REA Y-IVIADE CLOTI-IIN  
Dr. D. V. Innes. Canadian immig-
ntion agent. in the United States,estim-
:tes that fully 5,000 persons will remove
from that country to make their homes
inthe Canadian North-West this year-
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CUMING TU CANADA- ’ . bicycle nor even com el them to carr Silldillevill Elliillfol 11 R l - - » 1
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,OUR CITY CORPORATION ACT.
Srii.-In the Garden oi Eden there
was one tree placed in reserve. Out.
,side of this beast and bird. product ot
‘sea and soil were placed at the disposal
of its occupants. Ourlocal government
planted a city corporation, but with the
rule oi Eden reversed. A few trees
were selected and Chsrlotteloiiians were
`told of the fruit of these-most bitter
fruit-thou shalt eat, of others slightly
pleasant a taste may be thine,but to cul-
tivate the garden and develop its capr-
bilites can only be done under piece-
meal permission secured by political io-
trigue and too often for political pur-1
pose. Among the bitter element we
are told that we must pan out_$l0 000
a year: to be spent for us by a school,
ooard not of our own selection. $1,000 `
$200,000 probably inure, to be sp :nt by l
for a Magistrate and S700 for a Clerk. il legal mwhinery to remove him.
neither (ff them of our selection; about, If you live in Ward 5 you are giftei
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destrian. They may run you down at
`pl.-iasure. You tlnc them for tavelling
on the sidewalk but' even this you do
,under doubtful authority. You may
_elect Mayor and Count-i‘lors it you have
sufficient numerical strength,if not they
may buy themselves in over your heads.
They can flood the electorate with
whiskey on election day and purchase
votes and with complete immunity
from punishment.
The law of the city corporation gives
you no power to prevent corruption in
against such iniquity you are ruled
out of court. A properly qualification
and a qualifying oath is demanded
which prevents an honest min from
holding the position. A dishonest one
willing to take the oath even though in-
qualitied may hold the seat for want oi
with three votes. Ie Ward 1 you are
under our volition. We are told byi
rstricliozis. 
You may tax 9. band or iuaurancel
company $350, but no more. You may
tax your incomes, provided you leave
out those from interest on mortgages;
and otiiciul salaries, for our law pro-l
tects the poor (Z) You may tax thef
truckman living and spending his earn-
jpgg amongst you, but dtJu’t dare 't0t1Ch
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5-.D
M. MILLER.
BENSFUHT, lllll.
Says Lara-Liver Pills made a
Cured him of Indigestion and `
Pains in the Back. .
We don’t make absurd or extravagant
claims for Luxe.-Liver Pills. 1
Tell you in ii. plain, simple way what
they will do, and prove what we say by ,
the testimony of those who have _used I
them. \\'e say they cure dyspcpsia, indi-
renew the health and strength.
Mr. Melville Miller, Bcnsfort, Ont.,
corroborates this in the following state-
ments: “I have used two bottles of
Laxa-Liver Pills and I must say they
made a. new man out of me, after taking
them for three weeks. My trouble was
indigestion, heart fluttering and pains in
my back. Laxa.-Liver Pills have com-
pletely cured me and I think they are
the best medicine in the world to set at
I7
man UP- . .
If you take a Laxa-Liyer_ Pill before
retiring, ’twill work _while you sleep,
without ti. gripe or pain, and make you
feel better in the morning.
These pills never sicken or weaken,
Molinreoll.
Uwe-lin on upuet- lineto.. street.;
and leave gno had afterseifects of any-
Sevverage Commissioners, not of our-l,0U1_Y 006 third Of 11 HHH. f0l` ll1_BI`6 yOU
own Selection, and a Sauitgry ogicegyhave only one vote. If a candidate for
whose salary and duties are no: wholly ,cific h030~`5 in ‘V355  3`0“_0'§U C-“W9-55 1
legislative enactment that we must pro- limi have to Uilk UP “Var 1-000 9l@3t01`$-
vide 3.650 and fthe, 131-ge amounts 0f§After you get into the council you have
mmev ;_u,; here again come hampgring 3 the prospcct of uselessrrrss, as of en
' the Mayor’s casting vote does all the `
ation. Perhaps we have but, run the
old thing through a baircloth sieve and 1
see if you can lind a r-fdeetuing feature,
l fail to (intl tlicm and our sleepy old
city conrctlare coutcn; to exist under
such conditions. What sac fioes they
will make for a bubble reputation ! ;_
trade in the City You must not tax 3* Citizens wake up and. giie an anti!
opiate to your somnolent city rulers.
115W man Uf mm- .a Campbell, having assumed the ad-
gestion and all stomach disorders, and y
twas financial secretary to the war ctlice, l
kind. » -- _;_
1o0 electors and get in; if in Ward 5
business. 1
We claim to have an act of incorpor-
~ Yours,
Ricroxu. 1
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THE LIBERAL LEADER- ,
The Right Hon. Sir Henry Campbe‘l-
Bannerman, G. C. B., who has been
selected as the successor to Sir William
Vernon Harcourt in the Liberal leader- F
ship. isa rather elderly man, having
been barn Sept. 7. 1836. He was born '
ditional name under the will ci his ina-
ternalunclo, a Kentish gentleman oi the
name of Bunnerinan. He is a younger
son, his father being the late Sir James
Campbell, Stracathro. Forfarshire. His
title came as recently as 1895. 'Educa-
ted at Glasgow University and Trinity
College, Cambridge, he has been thirty
years a member of parliament and at-
ways for one seat, Sterling district. He l
was first tletted in 1868. ,
His Hrst appointment came within.
three years and from 1871 to 1874 he
an administrative training ground tori
promising young parliamentarians. llel
held the same post from 1880 to 1882,
and from 1882 to 1884 was secretary to'
the admiraltv. He was next promoted t
to the diliicult post of Chief Secretary l
for Ireland: holding it from 1884 to
1885. Afxer the election of that year
he was secretary of state for war in Mr. i
Gladstone’s short administration prirrl
to the home rule split When thei
Liberals came back to power he as-_
sumed the same post, and it was on the
famous cordite resolution that the
civic elections. If you raise your voice A
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Img Oscar of Sweden and Norvvay,who
has been obliged by ill~health to lay
aside the cares of state and intrust the
regency, provisionally. to Urown Prince
Rudolph. is esteemed by his Swedish
subjects as the most enlightened monarch
of_his day-and not without reason.
Being a younger son, liewas destined
forthe navy. and aftcrhis graduation
from the University of Upslala as a
doctor ot philosophy, he entered that
service. While thus eingaged he took
orator, and has some reputation as a
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successful ruler. His suavity and his;
' D y 5 .
be has been sul'-jecred on his annual so- ,
journ in Norway have, alone served to`
make tolerable the relations between.
the subbornly republican Noiwffgians
audtheic sovereignlf it had been poss~
ble to rccuncilc the stuiby Norsman
to the union with Sweden, no King
could have bitter accoingilishcti that
end thanrtliis .giltrd and esimable
,;i'ant'son of Marshal Bernadette. _His
the two Sc-anclinavian ti-ations to be
irreconcilable - Philaielp tia. Record.
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an active part in several important l'
scientific expeditions, visiting nearlylg ,
every country in the civilized w’orld.' You can t always
King Oscar has been praised _as an get the chance
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poet, dramatist. and historian. More- of buying so Cheap
Over. this versatile monarch is rtcog-’
_“Zed as ==1¥\_=“'~h°f1f_v on mternanonri But the balance of our stock of Boys, Suits
law,and to his prolicfeney and Judicial-. - - - .
wmpmmm was due his Selection as will .positively be closed out ai half price. 1
umpireintherroposed Anglo-Antrim, A few Mcn’s Ulsteis and Suits at your own
treaty of arbitration. It should bel , ppi@e_
noted, too, that he encouraged Nansen, _ - . ` .
and gave material assistance to the . hienis Und loth t' I
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THE CHILD _
CANW`HELPiT.
9 When a child does wrong
 wilfully, there is some
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reason in correcting it.
‘ But when a little one’s ‘
;;“ Kidneys are Weak-can’t 1
" control their water at night
-it’s wrong to scold and
punish. ,
Thousands of children 1
have been whipped for 1
wetting the bed, who sim-
_l ply couldn’t help it.
Parents are coming to
.gig-' understairid that this is a.
disease that needs curing-not a “bad
habit” that requires correcting, and are
giving their children
DUANS KIDNEY PILLS. _
which strengthen and restore the Kid-
ncys to healthy action, and prevent
further trouble.
Mrs. Young, 15 Garish Street, Hali-
7/
she says:
‘_‘ My little boy, 13 years old, has for
several years been adlicted with weak-
ness in the retention of his water, and
did not seem to have any control of his
urine.
“ Hearing of Doan’s Kidney Pills, I
procured n. box, and must say that they
elped him wonderfully. He has now
inished his second box, and I feel they
have cured him. He is pleased to think
he can retain his water, as itwas so dis-
, government was overthrown in 1885. ‘_
amnnmn
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talent for turning aside with a goorlll A lOl. Of La(ll€%S’ Fllle DODg0i&v£300tS
niturcd laugh the man slivhts to Whitby WO!-th fl-Om $1 25 to $135 an  go
ll now for 75c. a pair. A
A lot, of Women’s Strong ldoots '
or 50 cents a pair.
Men’s Overshoes - - $1.30
'Womens Ovcrsliocs - . ,.0
Boys’ Hockey Boots - , 
Mens Hockey Boots 1.6-5
failure proves the differences bctwecnl ‘_   
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convenience.” ' ‘
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D. GUREUN,  SIXTIIS lcl.ELLlI
.The testis None too Gotti
Having the largest stock to selectfrom, an established rcputat' n for ill;
style and workmansh~p is surely suflicient inducement for you to ave your
clothing made by us.
Bargains in Suits, Trousers and 0ve|°coais»
_ Bargains in 6ent|emen's ' F urnishingsr _
Winter Goods must be cleared out to make room for Spring importation:
fax, N.S., cured her little boy by giving l
him Domus Kidney Pitts. This is what l 0 r  ~ _ c e  .
Upper Queen St. V Mezfs Outfitters.
"ARC LIGHT OIL
Burn it in a. lamp alongside ot any oil you can obtail
Be uuprejudiced in your judgment ' ’
buv only "Arc Light." 1