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i’.t.‘b.!..°.‘l..-...¥3.‘3°i...} CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1905.
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  PROVINCE, SAYS PREMIER PETERS I IN, HOUSE OF CO-MM-ONS
in His Budget Speech Delivered in -the Legis-
' leture Last Night- No More Taxes Will
be Imposed at Present in' the Hope
of Additions to the Revenue.
Before a large audience last night in
the Provincial liegislutuxe Premier
Peters delivered his annual Budget
Speech. There were present on the floor
of the House a number of prominent
ladies and gentlemen. The Premier was
in excellent form and spoke for upwards
of an hour und a half. He was follo\ved
by the Leader of the Opposition, Mr.
Mntliieson, and Hon. Mr. Cummiskey
moved the adjournment of the debate.
Hon. Mr. Peters in commencing his
speech referred to the recent Provincial
election and the Federal election which
had come previously. In the latter case it
was spread broadcast that the Laurier
Government would he wiped from power.
But those who studied the situation knew
better and the result was as those had nn-
tieipated. There were questions which
many thought would defeat the Liberal
Government, chief among them was the
Grand Trunk Pacific upon which many
had taken objection including Hon. An-
drew Blair to whom the Conservatives
together asia the past they were sum
I xnoncd and the members did not think it
l was necessary to assemble. lie himself
would only be too glad to have the Com-
mittee meet and point out any expendi-
§ ture which could be curtailed. He was
sure there was no expenditure which
could be curtailed.
Last year a. number of matters came be-
fore the Government that were novel and
new. For instance there was the shortage
of the hay crop and as s. result the Gov-
ernment felt they must devise a remedy.
Theyhad to face a question such us pro-
l>Hl>l.Vlmd never occurred in the Province
before. The Government in their en-
deavor to import hay were discouraged
in every possible way by the Opposition
but notwithstanding their obstruction the
hay was procured and it is still coming to
save the stock of the province from star-
only a short time had important work be-
fore them and in this he would give
pointed as the PreInier's right hand man.
But- Sir \Vilfrld upheld the great
measure which he had introduced, he
filled the position by another able maui
and thc Government still goes on. Sir
Wilfrid also had other troubles. Hon.
Mr. Tarte while the Premier was in Eng'
land had asserted himself in opposition to
his Leader. The cry was that the party
was going to pieces, but what has been
the result f One of the most keenly con-
tested elections ever held in Canada took
place and tho result is that the people ol'
Canada have returned the Liberal Govern~
ment by a larger majority than Sir Wil-
frid ever had before.
In Prince Edward Island the same prog-
nostieations had been made but the result
is that the broadcast charges
n\arle`by'thb'0pp`6Blfriou hdvli been ddsh`ed
to the ground. The verdict wus returned
from the peopieand the gentlemen who
had made those charges were rduted
horse, foot and artillery. The issue was
fought out before the people and the
result is to be seen by the eonstitutiqn of
the House today.
The result of the Dominion election was
not only the raising of Sir Wilfrid higher
in the estimation of the people but it was
the unqualified defeat of the Liberal-Com
servntivc leader, and in the local election
the result _was the same, tho Conser-
vatives were almost entirely nnnihiiated.
In this Province the Hon. Mr. Gordon, a
man whom all honored, was also left
in the cold; so in the local as in the
Dominion the old lenders were swept
a\\'l\y»
The charges made against the present
government were proved to be without
foundation by the people. The Opposition
had charged that something was being
hidden from the people and now the pub-
lic accounts committee have been culled
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SLIITER
Siiil-E
The second lot of 22 dozen
pairs has arrived- at G-:ff
Bros., balance following. On
every pair is a ticket explain-
ing what kind of leather is in
them so you know just what 7
you are buying. Only onef
price stamped on sole, $3450, \
$4-0°, $5-°°»
Goff Bros.
the Opposition great credit in standing
shoulder to shoulder on questions which
both parties could unite for the good_oi’
the Island. In the matter of irnproved
winter communication party politics had
been sunk and both sides had united and
if we get what \vo expectlin better steam
communication in the whiter season it
will be because we have stood hand. to
hand together in the battle before the
There -is also the quest-ion of Representa-
tion on which both parties have stood
shoulder to shoulder. \Vith us we had
the other provinces. New Brunswickflias
already sent their memorial to Ottawa
asking for the same representation for
P. E. I. and N. B. as they had at confed-
bratiqn. The question bad been taken to
the Privy Council and decided against us,
but now we are appealing to the Dominion
itself for justice ami for such representa-
tion as was understood at the entrance
into the Dominion. Ile had no doubt but
that the error made would be rectified.
Speaking of the Fishery Award he said
that the claim for the"'share is nearer set-
tlement than ever before. He knew he had
said this before and his only sorrow was
that the hopes had not yet been realized.
Still he could assert uo\v that tho claim
was now near a settlement.
This year he was sorry to say as in the
past year that we havendeilcit. There
had been a falling off in the revenue and
an increase in the expenditure. There
were items that might be curtailed in the
great spending departrnent, but the opin_
ion of the majority would be that there
should be an increase. There had been a
falling oil`in the mutter of Education of
over $2,000, and for this he was grieved,
for it showed that our teachers were leav-
ing the Province because \ve could not
pay a higher salary.
The history of the Province has been
tliat in election years there has always
been an increase in the expenditure.
For this the members and the
people themselves on both sides are
responsible for when election years come
course adopted in Charlottetown now and
farmers are increased it will befor him
Sole Agents.
Dominion for our common rights. 
vation and the country from ruin. of Three llivers. the fiftieth speaker.
. . IION. \Il’l‘li I 5" <1 Q,
'Ihe Legislature although in session V ‘ I R Pl U RR Twemy_sIx Dum, mcmhers are ye, to lm.
equalize revenue and expenditure. On
this question he would carefully weigh
his words for they have been before dis-
torted and would if possible be again. The
Government do not at present propose to
increase taxation, for he hoped, as hefsaid
before, that ere the I-louse met again, the
revenue would be so supplemented that
we would be beyond the era of ticiii-its
u|\d the time of surpluses will have
colnc.
It had been said that the Minister'
of Marine and Fisheries had us-
serted in Parilument` that the Fisliery
Award would not be divided but iuanswer
to this he (Hon. Mr. Peters) quoted from
a letter of the Minister saying that the
question was still to be submitted to the
Supreme Court. '.lhc Provinces have a
etmng-ease and Prince Edward Island the
strongest of all for \ve are entitled to a
larger share than any ofthe other Pro-
vinees.
This however is not ali. lion. Ur.
Gouin, thc present Prernier of Quebec
writes (as a lctfcr quoted showed) that he
is fully alive to the im|1L>rlnnue of continu-
ing the efforts made uy'his'"prefiecessor
(Mr. Parent) to obtain the division of thc
Fishery Award among the Provinces in-
terested. This showed him (Hon. Mr.
Peters) that this question is not a thing of
the past but is being matic ready now for
ths Supreme Court. Of course the ease
may be lost, but even if if. is lost weave no
wer seloff than atpresont. Letters were read
from the Premier of New Brunswick and
the Premier of Nova Scotia each of whom
looked forward hopefully to a speedy set-
tlement of the questions pending. These
questions are live issues ami are questions
which Sir Wilfrid Laurier himself is
pledged to have settled.
The Local Government is loath, and he
felt sure tho Opposition were also loatb,
to increase the taxes at the present time
when the farmers are in the present,
glad to 'say that the memorial sent. to
Ottawa contained no stutenient that the
Province was in financial distress,,for to
Sir \\IHilim_Upc°¢§onald who had not for-
lnaughriféii A system of public schools
stress. It has been said that the Pro- i,
ylnce was in financial straits but he wus]
hope is to patiently drift further and fur-
ther into debt till perhaps the Dominion
comes to our help in the future Our
claims for l'f53,(ltl0,t)00, some years ago, had
bt-on later sold for a miserable pittnnce of
$Ii4l,tlirll a year. Bad we not drifted from
year to year further into debt nur claim
this winter ilu-n sold out would be worth
$l.'»0,0iliI u year. Now we can only go to
the Dominion as beggars as the Local Le-
gislature had gone when they had obtain-
c1ltla‘$3U,0Cll. Mr. Mathieson reviewed
the recent St. l’ett-r`s election contending
that Mr. Mcilwt-n, who had an equality
of votes with the Premierwas as much
entitled to occupy a seat in the House as
the latter gentleman. The speaker tie-
precated the allusion lnade to the late
leader of the Opposition Hon Mr Gordon
and rcvit-well the rt-limxneni: of the late
tlommissioncr of Agriculture, lion Mr
Rogers, und of Mr Itichards and Capt
Read from the government. The Premier
had spoken uf tin- verdict of the people
but. t.lie|_fo\'t~1-Iirncnt slamls in the position
of cri1ninal.~' who for some reason or other
have been declared "Not Guilty" and-now
they/ boast tl\ro\\|`,'fl'\EFF the country of
their escape from justice. The secret of
the deficit is that the present expenditure
is $l0il.(li1tl in excess of tho average Con-
servative expenditure. And in the face
of this the public services have been
made inferior. In the matter of Educa-
tion thc teuelicrs have been discouraged
by the \vit.l\urn\vul ofthe supnlexnents.()ur
common scliools arci-losing up ami if they
be nil closed much money will be saved
but the result- will be of incaiculuble ruin
to tht- island. hir. l\latl\ieson ulogised the
Sullivan g‘ovvrn|m-nt, which he asserted
was the best in the history of the Pro
vinee. llc quoted figures to show the in-
creased expenditure under Liberal rule
from that under Conservative rule.
Wliilie the greater expenditure was being
made the educational system wasbcing
|ntnpcrizt~d and the public works were in
many cases nc,-_fit-I-tori. Dealing with the
Public Works llepurtment he eensured
the Cnmniis-sinner and pointed out that
the l.e;;i.siatur\- hull voted $1501) for rights
thc people press for every publlc| work his knowledge |10 “WIS *\W“l'0 Uf l\0l|\1~<i'loi` way and insteatl of that $4-fil7.38 had which enjoys nn extensive sale, has nut
that |1118 DB6" Dl'0"llS0fl Mid l»h0\lHl\ thc? ness men \vho had gone under as a. result been spent by the Comrnissioner last year. with great success in liietrcatmr-nt of this
“F9 11909551113’ enough I»h0.Y f-like H1011!!! IIO of the present severe winter. Now the lla ihstltnci-rl n mmiber of cases where he disease. One application of l’nin Balm
llllllri. H0 fi0ll0ll BUY m0\Tlb°¥` 0" lhe farmers in sonlecascswcrc nskingforseed stated that r|;.:l|t.~: of ways were purchased will relieve the pain, and hundreds of
OPDOSII-l0\\ ID DIHUU l\lS 5080? 0" 1* (lent and if such could be provided his Govern 'fur git-alien pui-po-.t-,-._ }-1;; mln;-|-cd 1,0 the sufferers have testified to permanent
¥»|l|\\ WHS WI`0niIf\ll|Y l4l1€!\l?- If l-my 00" mont Wollld H00 hEHibf\t0 f0l' fl U\0l\\0Y1I» importation of ilu- buy and tlumght there cures by its use, Why suffer when Pain
illlfl S\1Cl\ l/|\¢.Y IWVU Milli? l`@"‘0dY~ 'Tim In i-H0 ilU°Si»l0“ Ui U10 Hillil Of i-|10 lilly IIC was great ueril for the purchasing of seed linlln afl`ol'tls such quick relief and costs
ll0l'l`0\Vi"8 Uf "\0!l¢Y f01' UWM' D\§bll° WHS .Kind W 5"? lfllliif in EVCILV CMU U10 grain asmnnyof the farmers were drain- butatrilief For suieb all llimigir-ts.
works is practiced by every prog-ressiv; cash was paid when it was delivered at` all th-y_ If sc.,-il L»t.l|ld nog' \,., pl-helm-il N,
country in N10 W0l`ld 5°‘i*\YH“<ll1°W0\1l the station. Of this he was proud to through Farmers institutes the Govern-
assert if the money is properly borrowed bear testimony and now there was n0t‘ ment should make some arrangementsfor  
andpropcrly spent the benedt will i'M‘ I. cent in arrears for what has boon. furnishing credit to needy farmers. He ---- I
outlive the burden thn.t has been imDOS€¢i- delivered. The purchase by the (iovcrn-I mise;-|,¢d that if the Government dill "Ui . i t i t evenin '-1
The revenue is not sufficient to meet ment would not be at a profit for ‘soon devise means toluake revenue and A sllnnuef llrvscnl _R __'|l|H_ L ro ,r;\`|
the 0\1l‘I‘0llf» 6-\l>0l\dl¢\l¥'0ll5l\¢l'0f0l”'= ll' <l¢- there were losses at the time expenditure meet thc population of the concert MT ‘m“:l_m l'“'fX_u _L:l_ I: `:f`m,m
volvos upon t.l\c government to look uncirenmpt of; agents had to be paid and P;-ov-inch will I-,t>nl,l||ue to decrease and viewing L5, nlrllatfll p~w',U‘u,.,_ nm
around for a remedy v\'|tho,ut ulpduiy them Wm-ggv¢|}»\dmft5|\f, \,h¢'1\;1|,l¢ which ml me Islmul will ummately have ::t\:.;1ircI;lIly say Iuro t oulais
tt\Xll18l»h0 f1\l'lll6F8 thi* F0096 W 0 11"! would run upteexpenses. ‘ can-counts to he will out under g mo;-f,|ng¢ ' _ _ ,, _ __
the backbone ofonr province. In the past had to b carefully kept in order to obtain The l-‘at-nn-rs Institutes are falling off in T° "’“°l‘ °“e ‘Mill blut iterate glplitrtiln
xes have been imposed on ever.Yle|Zit,l- thersfund from the Dominion Govern numhership and now the legislature “nc” '“`° “S "Su" _‘ccim:c'_  (ll
gli”-5 "°‘"'°° "ml the mx” which hmm ment- Thi! 0PD05ll'»l0l\l`lBd Cllll~l‘Z0d thilb is called upon to vote money while the th“`“l"m" shown ,“°"l(|  “lam y
been levied on the people have not been the hay was an election dodge; but as far reports of l-lducnlimi and of Fnlconwood 5 """l°'l " "ow may Di wr lmsmlzs I ly;
complained Of by 111030 0" Wi"-"ll they as he could Bl! .°"°|'Y “‘°“*b°l` that |\1\<l liosphnl wlilu.-li should have been tabled “l’“°"c"' of llimlcnl lnwwst mum' 0 'L i
have been imposed- Tile fBl'UlBl‘9 l~lBV¢‘» any _tlllallibdlowitil thc buy iUef».\'0i»2B when the House first met have not yet -"=`=”"`;_"°°"°°""__
been allowed w value their own Property Instead orggiulng theta. been pwauct-<1 by the Government. `\\\'\ \ \ \
ln cmtradintinctlon to in the time Of Sir The syitem pt education as far as it The udjournnu-nt of the debate was A-` li,
Louis Davie-:where '=veryl"““`“ Pr°P°'W went was-v¢ry_mpodL In this connection mov-cu by lame.-.i1.ie J. n.cummm<fy in -" D  D  I
was valued hy outsiders. This is the he mmm mfpggn to the hensfiwtlous of 1|_g0p_,,,_ ~ __;" _
if ever it comes when the taxes on the gqtteutho lnpdolhis birth but instead ----_"-"'-**"‘
or for the Premier that follows him to whlgp *ggi gigdlgm the pmvllwgfmm Tun following Islanders graduate at -/. ..
consider the plan adopted by Sir Louis wmsh hs gums. Hb was glad the pm. Dalhousie College this week: In arts,R.B // P I  L S  S
Davies. vfnoe had' |psggl"_p upanlmpqs vom of iforsythe,AlheI-lon;WI Green, Clifton; lil \_0  *___ I 
But these questions are not now before ‘ ¢,h¢||k5_;4_;§u Wlplgm wa th till, gp., 0”. W Tooinbs, North Rustico, In law, Ver-  A l \ \\ \_. \ »` _td ’
us. He hoped before this House meets p0g|t,lop.hp_d,"|» _sl1_'tp¢ 'ggqfsfs dm-lng non ll Shaw, Royalty. hh. `  \ \ DIS I
again that there will be such an increase th; p  `s_¢_ss_lpp, when the public :\ Q§`\..,KiDNEY -'14 .
of revenue from outside sources ,mud ids; I Kings, ,[0011 ,,|,'°§,1,|¢,. to Tna_|narrlm;e took place in Chatham ga.” gmfinzu-MA-f.|_S£P
that increased taxation will be ,|f§“\¢l¢y- \'°:ll,ll|| Qopmon w¢.,,|_ -` Friday nf W ll Tapper, Mgr. of the Bank Thivg _ D-;H `f"5 Di -*B ti- - tl'
unnecénurrzund If we M1 calf- Mirlft to Mr. Mathlasuir, Header or the opposl- vi N- S- ihvrc- f0\'"\"flr vfilwnwwwnnnd “C - 57,5? - , _,,'
iight our financial bottles alone it will ¢,|,,n_ n4g\<s¢,&&‘\||¢ hopeless mmm-, 0| the H f\0l>I“‘W Of W ll~ Mull". CU-Y. L0 MISN ‘ t ly. ` . N",
‘then be for us to devise a scheme to 5|-,ewlg gf my ph' muy, MW |,:_., “|",],I.enore, daughter of Dr. John S. lienson. , mln
ton disaster will hart- a far-renclling vilrci
on the commercial use of acetylene.
t
O1'rAwA, April 25-(Special)-The llouse
resumed business today after their Easter! vlusion some announcement will be made. 1
recess. I -‘ ‘ `
Mr. Monk complained of the great dan- l-‘rank ()iiver was today electeri by avala-
K¢l` l“"0l"¢"l lil l-he U50 Ui *lU0i'yl0il0 |18 lm rnntion nr-I a member of the llouse of Coul-
illuminfult iorlruoys and urged that an nuws, sin-I-ei-iliiu; lion. Clifford Sifton as
expert report be made on it as the Kings- ,x|i,,§..1,»,- nf thc [htel-im-_ sr
Mr. Taylor of Leeds complained that in
Gananoque there are lying exposed three
enormous tanks of acetylene, the explo-
sion ofany one oi which would destroy the
whoie town.
The Autonomy debate was resumed by
Mr. llroder of Dundas followed by Bureau
heard and the budget will not bc brought.
down until the autonomy debate is ended.
Mr. Jackson, Liberal, \vho is now on the'
stump in llinnitobaf has said there that
there have been conferences between the
representatives of Saskutclle\\'nn, Mani-
toba and Ontario Uo\'ernnu-uts`iu\<i that
a settlement regarding the boundary ques-
tion has been reached.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier when questioned on
this answered thatit was partly correct
Acetylene GasfDangers.
and wlu-n the Government 1':-at-lies neon- y
ltmmxroxv, April Z5-tbpeciald-lion-I
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FRANK OLIVER
Minister of the interior.
Fiftieth Speech in the Autonomy Debate Made and Twenty-Six, More
to Follow-Reported Agreement of Three Governments on Bound-
ary Question-» Minister 'Oliver Returned by Acciamatioa-
The new Minister of the Interior who
was elected by over liifll, one of the
largest majorities in the last general
election, is fifty-oneyears ofnge, and has
been intimately associated with public
affairs for the lust. twenty one~yeurs_
Before coming to the ]"ed»-ral Parliament
nine years ago he had cn,ioyed the honor
ofa seat in the Territorial Assembly
buck to 1893. He is a native born (inn.
utiian, having spent his early years in
Peel touuiy, Ontario. Early in his career
he went to the Nortli-\\'est and for more
than two decades has edited and publlsh_
ed the Ecimonton iiulh-tin. lie isa man
of original thought and a forceful speaker.
Mr. Oliver entered parliament as an in~
dependent, and has given evidence of
that characteristic upon more than one
division in the House of Commons. Ho
voted against the fiovernnlent, for lu-
sfnnce, upon the Mlickelrzit--Mann Yukon
llailway contract. In 1000 and again in
liiiii l\lr.Oliver ran as astraightI.ibernl.iIt:
is a man of absolutely clean reputation,
and in thorough at-corrl with the spirit
and the a.~.pirations of western Canada.
ll  MUHIIIH
Bosros, April 25--(Special)-'File police
have entirely changed their opinions as to
the death of John F. Sleeves hi thc Maine
woods and _now assert that he was
Tho doctors limi that his skull had been
crushed bya blow from a heavy club and
n blood-stained club has been found near
where the body wus.
Sleeves was employed as a. spotferon
the liquor sellers ami thc police Ia-lie-vel
that the murder was committed out of
revenge. l
Stecvus’ father, living at Ilillsborn,
N. B., had not heard from his son for
many weeks.
About Rheumallsm.
There are few diseases that inflict more
torture than rheumutism and there is
probably no disease for which such a
varledundnseicsslot of remedies have
been suggested. To say that it- cu.u be
cured is, therefore, a bold state-nicnt to
make, but Clialnbcrlnilfs Pain Ilnlni,
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Sr. l’|-:'i'|-:it.~‘|irn<:. April 115.-(Special)-,
There is still no wurti from Ilojestvcn-
.-Ik_v's fleet.
Some officials here believe flint the
Atiniirni, favored by the heavy fog now
prevailing, is pushing north\vm'd leaving
his transports to be cunvoyed by Nc~
()'r'|',\\\'.\. April 2-i~tSpecini.)-Patrick
But-ith-y who was arrested as an act-om-
plico in the l)`Ari~y llicilcc murder died
today.
llc had been ctnurbliinli fore\'cry(lo\'er-
nor (it_-ne\'u.l since Sir Francis lleud
down to Lord l.unsrlo\\'nc.
llc was doorkeeper in ll1cCrnun|onsat
the tithe Mcfice was u.\urdcl‘ed and ud-
mitteti \\-'hclan to the gallery.
answerable. Among these- may be men-
tioned the plt‘i.hora of concerts and mu-
sicni entertainments during a lung
winter.
So the pcrforniers \\'ho r-aint' from a ills-
tanre to su delight. lust 1-vvning must
l»Ir.|nt- the dale proving an unfortunate
one rather than our lustre.
The program was ont- worthy of its pro--
moter. 'l‘he choruses were pleasing, the
concerted numbers 1-lia:‘n|iug, the Imac-
companicui l’art-sum: “The Parting Kiss"
11 perfect. gem.
'l‘he instrumental numlu-rs nerr all too
few wil-h sur.-|| tall-nf. All i»e;,;'rud|_f<-rl the
omission ot' the llnu for violin and cello.
Prof. Vinnivornbc in-vcr handled his bow
to much more I-ill-ci. than in his
Solo. .\lr.~<. l\lt~Ki-mm proved flint
marriage need not in-ccssarilyst.npone`s
music. Violin ur Piano sin- is at home
with either and car|'ie.~\ into her uraniu-
panying the symphsfylic sevincvs in her
solo work. Picton tit-.serves our thanks for
lending three musicians of the artis-
tic standing :of Mrs. Mclienna. Misses
lb-1-nmnnnntl llnmillon. 'l`he two latter
iurliviiiuuily and collt'ciivel_y were ex-
eellenf..
Mr. \\'ilsun of Springhill, repented the
succe_~'s<~s of his lnstappourencr hare.
Mes.-a--4. Stanley and Brcnmcr it-ni solo
assistance vt-ry acccptnlrl to nu ensemble
number from the hlikndu. ,
Miss ilnitiay ably delineated “The
Famine from l-liuwul.ha," Miss Stentiford
being the render.
Miss Ilaisy l"ranccs Foster lalti claim to
prima rank in her aria “O l.ut-g" from
Linda. dn. flhamounl. null the more lo-
dern semi-humorous aria “The Ilours
creep on Apac-e" from the bt-loved Pina-
fore.
In response to her recalls pleasant little
song stories were given, the moral
,dcilueible from the little ‘l"renrh r-lock'
NSKY’S
EREABOUTS
bogotoff.
Others maintain that iiojestvensky il
waiting along the Annum coast. until Ne
nogotofl' joins him, thus piayinga wait.-
ing game and leaving to 'I`ogo_thc alta- rn".
tive of allowing' a‘junci.ion or oil`t-ring'
battle two thousand miles from the .lapa-
nese naval base.
ill PAY iii-UIHS
iii UPPISIIIUN
Hsmnx, April 25-(Special.)-The Ot-
tawa Boarrl of Trade has transmittedt/J
the Halifax Board ri memorial favoring
the payment of a salary tothe leader of
the Opposition in the Dominion and Pro-
vincial Houses.
Halifax Board today endorsed the pro-
position to pay a salary to the lender nf
the Federal Opposition equal in t-lim, of it
Cabinet l\linist¢-r, but opposed renumera-
tion to thc leaders of Opposition in Pro-
vincial Houses.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Tonouro, April 20.-(Speeial.)-Westerly
winds, fairnnd mild.
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Milli wcziillcr |>l'_e_\'ails.
Don’f Lei
Chronic Bronchitis
Run into Consumption.
It may unless yoncure it now. The
inflammation in the bronchial tubes
may extend to the lungs. The hacking
cough of bronchitis :eps the mem-
branes of thru! and lungs irritated.
Weak cough mixture: and lounges
won’t do, beaule they dou't reach the
diseued timxu.
IIHESTEITS CURE
cures Bscnchitis because it penneaii-5
ovary] part or( the brgncliiil ‘taht-s
an unge. t aura n nation.
Sim ly lqlilxllfe the herb-Hrnthe in the
mote. in nga' reaches the noeetrtl
spot--henlsthe ihmmetion-crops ua-
eongh'-omi completely cures you of
Bmnehitis.
la-ing, l luke it, it tlocr~n`i~ do to be (00
slow.
nd . If drugint in “ t" f
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