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Mruuoaa, March 17.-Glen Park of
Attica went to the home of his sweetholrf
Mable Reed of Me' amora, Mich-. Bhd
committed suicide fy shooting himself he-
cause she had attended a dancin! Dirty
with ano' h r young man.
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Grocers everywhere sell ii.
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the health of stock should be
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use of a good condition pow-
der yields large returns on
the investment every time.
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J. G. JAMIESON,
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THE FACT THAT
' liars
  Earlier
EMULSIUN
is prerrlbed lay physicians in their
yraeizce is aigni cant.It meansthat it
in r remedy which h_'s the conndence
ol experts ~ -
Price 5ec. a bottle.
_ A Large bottle 31.00 _
Sheriffs Sale.
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Lemuel Ezra Prowse -
Benjam n C. Prowsei Phmtms'
and Defendants
Isaac Carter
By virtue of a Writ of Fi. Fa. Execution to
me directiefl, issued out of the Supreme Court
of Judimtnre in Queen's County, in the above
suit. I have taken and seized as the Property.
Goodsandfhattles of the shave namel De-
fendants, the following articles. viz;-
and
George Carter }
all the goods in Defendants' store and ware-
houses on Queen Street, consisting of their
Es usenooo am.,
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Janne) Jolntsosr, rlsindlru auemey.
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Charlottetown, P. E. I. :oth March. A. D. rgog.
zt d td Pat t Et.
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'ran ocaaman, caanprrxrrown. Pliltll
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- KKIUUSLOVER SUiClDES. '  Thus as byahair’s breadth the ship of
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SATURDAY. MARCH 21, 1908. Y
A FiGHT FOR THE MACE- 3
1 We are mon ,md in .re concerned for th it
spinster C_;=l:-rfy of uncerta‘u age, st8BdlU8
amid the chill winds and iceberqs of U18
*Frenchmeu and still refusing to C0180
within the sheltering arms of the Domin-
t the pages of the Daily News, styled GN'
o der in the Terra 'Ncovfaa household-
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1-. was an si out the parmrmeifsn mme.
t decorum, and also upon occasion to give
  that an ~
 will be. 'made to the
0( Canada 't
~ ,_ 'for an _Act to
#ilward -Island, segcl  This want
givin .2 so nie P. Enlids 1 Lezislatures
m re or less emaeiated appearance. But
.the Newfoundland Parliament like that
poi Great Britain, Canada and many other
ccuilmes is fcrf_unate1y`posse€s"scd cfla
mace._ior_the better ssttmgifiiith of its
pawn- and dignity, the preservation of
spice to the proceedings, as we shall see.
Gu at is the mace in the matter of Par-
B liamentary ceremonial. It is related to
the Sceptre of~Kiugs, to the dlvining rods
T of ancient* magicians, to the sta5‘ of
p Moses. For these .were the mpt-
,erial symbols of more than
‘ordinary control over men and things and
were viewed by men with a faith inspired
by dr ad. Sothe r ace in Parliament is
significant of that control which produ-
ces order and cf th .t power behind the
r throne which insist-upon and is able to
*enfozse obedience. I s has a cérpmonial of
its own, which, as Haversham Oox` has
‘.s‘ated, "bouts that ancient symbol V of
ttheaathority of the Commons,-»-which is
associated with so many eventful pass-
l` ages in English hlstoi-yf_whii§h was never
yet insulted with impunity but when Lib-
erty received a wound.” ..Borne"falways
before the Speaker when he entdrs the
Chamber, resting onthe table while'he_
occupies the chair, placed under the table
on a cushion when the Speaker vacates
the chair for the House to ao into com’-V
mittee, reverently placed on the tdhle
when the Speoiker resumes thcchair, and
bzme before him to his chambers when he
leaves the chair at the adjournment, it is
an object of highest reverence. No mem-
ber has ever dared to pass between Mr.
Speaker and the mace on such' occasions;
and the fates only know what would hap-
pen if such parliamentary sacrllegesbould
be committed.
In fact to put it briefly-no mace no
Parliament; no Parliament no representa-
cnce made by one Oliver Cromwell when
by force he stave the grand bounce to the
Parliament of his time. He pointed to
the mace : “Take away that baubls l Ye
are no longer a Parliament.” So much hy'
way of preface to what has now brought
scandal upon the thrice puissant Legis-
lature and has harrowedethe sensibilities
of the people of the Ancient Colony. Here
are the bald and circumstantial facts as
related by The News :
g The members of the Assembly were
summoned to attend at 11 30'a. ln., 'when
they were to proceed to Government
‘reply to the speech from the throne to
Hi-:Excellency the Governor. When tle
hour arrived for opening the House,
the Sergeant-at-Arms was not nresent,
and in order to secure the mace, without
which the proceedings could not com-
mence, the door of the Sergeant-at~iArms’
bungling the members pres,-,dgpd the
relieved the page of the emblem of legis
time the members proceeded_»_m.G¢v¢m
graceful, and I have reported you. If
U0 SBSH! mlilty of similar, conduct-,
_ will be dismissed immediately. You
_lmld Atlantic, harassed by fox! $114  whllethe blind gigantic Sampson
_ _ t’
if was cc-posited in a sale at the Treasury to-
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tive institutions and no libertyl ‘Hence trymg d°°t°“’ Prexnptions and
'the appalling siguidcancc of that _remark
`House and there present the address ln_
room had to be forced open._ Having~
waited ashort time, it was decided that
one of the pages should act asf d,-gms, heaxs mgammmo
Sergfaut and carry the mace. By some T cerstion, and cures female
mace, and as they were passing out.
the Sergeant came up the back, stairs
apparently intoxicated, and. hi;-¢ib]y_
lative authority, afttrwards ret ' ' 
his room presumably to dress. ?Mean§_
ment House, where, upon arrivahiicdingl
the mace had not come, theyidecided 
extensge stock of Seeds, Books, including sand “wk to an Asummyr for bh'°_
niece aeous School and college Books, _ _ _ A
Stationer and Small Wares Wra ' P Semeint at Arms the news of
andfaneihazs, Fancy 'Goods and’¥¢?ygs.  escapadgig-nth  £386 ‘md
P1181' an: Window Shades. Fame! Chinsware them” al pas " 3 Ex°eu°fl¢¥
and Glassware, Store and Oice Fsrnltures. I G°vem°r 'und' Mm H5511? U19
assxcsnefesy give prune consumer 'au bers WGN \\!h¢r¢3 in n1__inus~thé
on 'ruesasy me 3:31 sly of mesh im., a. n. Later the Ssrllantfst-.aims im-ived
hong. at to o‘clock. in the forenoon, at Defend- staggered inlio the room with thgmaoe
ants store. Charlottetown, in the said County, 0” mlm-ui3g to the Asednm ‘
- _ I room
set up and sell b y Public Auction the said Goods ' ' - ~
and Chatiela. or, as much thereof as willsatisf a Honor the Speaker took cogninnce of ms
ure ievv muses on .sie writ of samuel, 3' “fm” Cam" the S°'3°‘“t'“" Am* “Pj”
bang tx3,7s5.¢ besides annum fees me mis- i_*'h° °°hl°' b°f°"° 'W 111°-¢» ‘-the _ SP¢1\k¢r
ddental expenses. . Stock books will be open for ‘pmueded to adminhuf . 5 W9u°m¢l'i;hd
inspection at the Sher-ld’ - odlce, Law Court l'¢Udm5nd~ ' Ad5i‘53SmR U16 offend,"
naming on and mer rnmasy mn im dur. official, His Honor said: “Yoar,condi\cs’ '
1" °5°° h°“"'- - during the past three days has been @5521, _
sw i ~ - at
further."
ptative institutions of -Newfoundland-
'_ While Governor and Ministers of State
held their breath in suspense ;' while the]
Opposition shudder ed with aye: ted gaze ;
L while the stately wa»ls of the Parliament
Building were bainedin a cold sweat; _.
of
`dlsordé'r was stretching forth his hands
.to grasp the pillars sf the governmental
|lon. For tidings have come. borne uD°“`:fsbrlc and whelm it in ruin-"
ln that last critical moment
the situation was saved. The Sergeant
staggered in with the mace; thc dis-
tracted ccuntry heavcd olifs long sigh of,
issuer, echoes bv s unseen me so l
fbreaqlw-r¢m.»~»_’, -f' _ 
We tender our consratnlatione to Neiw-
foundland over a  averted, HD]
awful cnisis now' post.-;< But lest the
danger recur, ‘lest Sergeant should
again become obfuscated and again im-
peril the liberties of the state; would ltr
not be_well to politically anchor Ter a
Nova to the stable 'mainland of the Domi-
_inionl The /heart of Canada 'goesout to
:you _in 'your dangers and pcrplexities,
gills, “Come rest in this bosom, my own
'X stricken deer." For some day that terrible
Sergeant may utterly fail tocoms to time,
'land then! What then? In the name of
all thatfs federal, what then?
D The impression of thoas who ought 
'he well-informed lu such matters is that
during nearly thirty years past there has
not been so much heavy ice in the straits
as during the current winter. _ 1
al-__
_ The Ontario Legislature is still debating
the Gamey charges. _ '
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With the prospect of a long session at
Ottawa it is anticipated that- the Easter
'adjournment may be longer than usual,
say from weanssasy, aprn s eilifrussssy
-April 14th. ` -
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GERMANY GETS FIRST MONEY.
Caaaoas,March 15.-The amount of the _
flrst payment _due - to Germany
under the Washington agreemen
The latter. is expected to arrive here next
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"I ‘loot oourlll and fblllrllll
would never rsgsin_»ls.1 Iliff#-_”
“Three ears of delicate health
patent medicines" without benefit
might well sap the courage of any
woman. And yet Mrs. Bryant proved
that the question of the cure of_ wom-
' anly disease is only a axuestion of
using the right remedy.; few doses
of ‘Favorite Prescnption’ restored
her courage and revived her hflpe
because she could see “a deer eil
change _ from the first." Three
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round the coast.  the east wind'  f " ; -. ‘
dear Terra. Iu fondest affection Canada'
Tuesday. 
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