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provincial electoral liste for Halifax
There were 270 applications to strike oil,
cf which 200 were put in by the Liberal~
Conservatives. One of these referred to
the name of lion. W. S. Fielding and the
,|_1e_3_ M¢¢REApy_ E.u¢4,,-_ ` ground was that he was not assessed
A. IRWIN. News Editor and . and had not been a resident of the city
, Assoc. Ed.Ma¢a:.ino (oi-fone year. The Liberals opposed this,
ne" clnAalLorrii;`i3ol§vi§l`l`llllolosliinian
attomptingto show that he was a rate-
payerand had been in Halifax more or
Fm Paclnae ‘";‘.i:..‘1‘.‘;§‘:::f.*.‘:.“='“.’:   ~ - ~ -
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and price sent in plain sealed envelope. Cor-
respondence sncrediy confidential, Address:
THF QATIARIA )(F\IFl)Y _
THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 15, lil)6, i
. . . ._ . C0., ordan
Chambers. Jordan 5|.. Toronto. Conga;
BIG AUCTION SALE *-
MR EMMERSON SPEAKS OUT, minatlon that the lnteroolonlai shall
neither be sold toa company nor planed
under control of a despotic Commission
The three-tenement house on Long~
worth Ave.-out: house containing
twelve rooms, the other two, nine
rooms each. All are in good repair,
with all modern conveniences-sit\lsted
in the liiellcst and beat lccality in the
city. Also house and lot on Cumber-
lanrl SA. arlioinirg will be Sold in
block or in tenement. If not sold at
private sale it will be disposed of at
auction on Friday the 20th day of
A pril next at 2 o’1~lock.
Open for inspection at all times.
W. \V. FORIZES.
3-l5dths twwtt
Have you a group you
want takcn.C0mc at oncc
in
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mainly because as head of the Railway sa
Department he has thc control and P
r
The pvoplc of P. E. Island have an is
tcrcst in lion. llcnry lf. Emmerson,
inister whose home is nearest us, and
action of railway management in this p
ovincc. Our railway system is entirely
owncri by thel)o1uinion,nnd unlike the in
other Provinces we have no company- a
owned railways at all. H
Dil
Mr. limtnerson has not taken much e
ins to plcasc us. His rough words ,h
uttered during the stress of our dlsabili- th
tic
snow" were not uttered in any conciii- W
8
atory spirit and his tlnul choice ofa site ‘is
,Maritime Provinces. It may yet be found,
unrtiy because he is the one Cabinet W ‘
is made public, that Mr. Emmerson has
re
eoplc.
nd is entitled to every credit for that.
ad this not been promptly effected the
nemles of Government ownership, und
almost universally commended in the
hen the inner history of the transaction
ved the situation atncrltlcul time and
served the people‘a railway to the
lie has produced n great betterment
thcfinancial atlalre of thc intercoloaial,
s plotting corporations would have had
eir way and the roud would have been
THE LlVER FIRST TO SUF-
less as a ratepayer. It was shown, how-
ever, to the satisfaction of the registrar
that Mr. Fielding's name should come o|i’,
and it was struck out. The Oonesrvatives
olelmed that it should have come ol'
seven years ago.
The Penahy
Of Overeating
FBR. BUT KIDNEY DIS-
EASE COMES LATER -
GOOD RESULTS FROM
THE USE OF
DR. CHASE’S
Few people realize that it is not whet
PID! _ toetrike names nf! the dominion and,   _
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-Bu
it is only a matter of a short time when I will
have the very best assortment of Gents’ Fur-
nishings, Hats and Caps in the City.
I am marking everything at the lowest
possible price. \
Terms “strictly Cash.”
H. H. BROWN.
QUEEN STREET,
d (just around Hughes’ Corner.)
New goods are arriving every day and ,
s last winter, to “get out and shovel ol
they eat but what they digest and as- '
d or transferred. This great fact must similar.. that ,mea gn form new blood and
elgh against minor mistakes of admin.
I
repair the waste effected by the not of I _,
tration and sometimes offensive speel:h_ Hvhm' (
and make a date with us. “"
~ ' I th thas been characterized by a _ .
we     233;; Drums prumlnenb Dany friends lflickers against, the Intetcolonlal some
h -rc ns the worst choice that could have
the railway station at the extremi A
border of the city was a defiance of loci.; on
nd we must also place to the Mluistsr'a
dit that he has given the western
nln, emphatic and wholesome words.
In fact Minister Emmerson is nothing
KIDNEY-LIVIER PILLS.
U
Kldnr-y disease and rhaumatism are not
Hut-rled eating andlnck of proper mas- ‘ R
tlcntion of the food are among the mos
common causes ol indiizeetion, and over- A
eating in undoubtedly the beginning of
trouble with the liver and kidneys.
best' going.
Gauvin, Gcntzci & Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
been made. If
And yet there is a general conviction
that the Minister of Railways is honest in ,W
ntion and is doing great and good
rk in reforming the Government rail- br
way system with well-considered meas-
inte
wo
J. A. S. BAYER, Pron,
I
ure
s to make it seifsupporting. His deter- L
not plain spoken. He dcscrves credit
for this. He has reminded the western
cple ofthe enormous cost and annual
outlay upon the Canals which con-
ibuts nothing to the state revenues;
of the vast expenditures on the St.
awrencc route and in subsidies to St..
Lawrence steamship lines; of the fact
that central and western Canadian
shippers have been the chief beneilnlurlcs
usually the first indication ofa deranged
system, but thesctroublesioilowunheeded
hendnclies, constipation and biiloua
attacks. .
Because of their direct and combined
notion on thelivcr, kidneys and bowels,
Dr. Uhase'eKidney-Liver Pillsareletiectlvc
in whatever stngsof such derangemenis
they may no used, except when the
structure of the kidneys has been
wasted away by Brlght's disease.
What wc would emphasize, however,
is thc advantage of beginning the treat-
ment at the ilret indication of trouble
with theilver. ltla the liver that first
feels the result. of ovoreatlng because of
SHED Wm-1 ORDERS
L THE TIME
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The remark is often made to us, “How is it, yon are alwa a so
busy P” The answer ie a simple one, we give such satisfaction gi the
work we do, that our reputation is known far and wide, and every-
where all over “Our Fa r Island Province," even across the straits
to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Capo Breton Quebec and Ontario, ln
fact in all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for
work. - 
Is the question a dltiicult one to answer? We trow not.
Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-
ness.
Remember us when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-
tion. . ,
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We have ti good stock of
both hard and soft coal in
round, nut, run of mine and
slack sizes.
' Lowest prices. Prompt de-
livery. -
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The .man who patronizes un upto-<iu'n
laundry Rats the best results.
Not only by gettin superior service butin
oconomyaof wear audgtcar on his linen.
'Pike S r stands fm' ull that’s good in lnu||d1_\'
wor .
.A..F'. VVEESTEIEI..
Star Steam Laundry,
Phonc l5l. Kcnt .~‘|
Tll.SON'S
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BRUQE STEWART & C0.. , R0l.l.El)
Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,
Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Phone 1:5. Box 1280
of thclow freight rates on the Govern-
. ' ment road, and have had the cheapest
,I ratés of all.
I
i
l-le had the courage to remind the
its difficulty in filtering the blood. Keep
the livorrltzht by the timely use of Dr.
rw
_ his is one of the latest New York creations and
market to-lny. It is 23 inches long and trimmed
with pleats down fvont and back, quite dressy and `
size 32, 34, 36, 38. Price $10 oo.
fait'
 thc
ini(
smart. Vlfe have them here in fawn, covert cloth, “'l'i°'\ l>f°'“I't@<l hiww weak- Follw-
I ing eneruetlcaliy along these lines Mr.
‘ Emmerson will make himself a power
1 for good in the Cabinet and gain for him
$11.00, size 32, 34, 36.
around neck with velvet, nicely pleated back and
front, waist iittiug, ily front, length 22 inches. Price
I
Aige
' able
34, 36. Price $11.00.
Fawn C0\'F.R”l‘ CLOTH jacket, full back, length
31 inches, ily front, quite new and dressy, size 32, in sympeuiy win. amuse. in 1asf._.oer-
many stood alone, and recognising this
! fact the Kaiser has suddenly assumed a
m0l'il
Fine quality BRoADc1.oTr1 jacket, cm-set fitting
all seams self strapped, flv front, and lined through’
powerful interests of* central and
western Canada that the Maritime Pro-
vinces have certain inalienable rights in
I    regard tothe Intcrcolonlahnnd also that
thc
public moneys for the development of
iS til() l1l"v\f pfiplllaf g'8I‘I]]€lJt fOi' l9.diCS, on the transportation. This has tl\erlghtrlnpr.onrI
- so uinnifestiyjust as to be uunssailable.
We desire to commend his plain speak-
self the npprubal ion of the people of the
Fawn C0\'1-:RT CLOTH ]acket,collarless, trimmed I P'°"‘“°*==- ~
Germany mat a strong rebuil' in the
ent that France had made every reason-
I persist in forcing n war both Britain and
Russia would be actively arrayed on the
side of France while Austria, Italy, Spain
und the lesser European States would be
The Minister of Justice has introduced
u bill in Parliament making it, an offence
Chnse‘s Kidney Liver Pills and you not
only prevent headaches, blilousness and
constipation, but entirely eecapesderange-
ments of the lridneywwhioh are at once
an dreadfully painful and fatal.
Rclinhilitv is the wnrrl most frequently I
applied to Dr.»Chasen’ Kidney-Liver Villa
as neil as to h,li1n\edicl||c, for people have
come by experience to know that, as a
means of enaurinu the regular and health-
ful action of the kidneys, liver and bowels
tlmrc is no mcriiclnc to bc cmnparcd io
ii tis. .
With these filtering and exersfory
ornans iu health, indigestion and bodily
pains are unknown and one runs little
danger of contracting colds or contagious
diseases. _
Dr. Chn.se‘s Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill
a dose, 25 cents a box. at nil dealers or
Edmausou. Bates 8c C0, Toronto.
Maritime Provinces have not had a
deal in the distribution of
KVM
position Mr. Emmerson has taken is
on these points, and the courage
__» MOUNTAIN MOVING.
Bniuvn, March 12 -The inhabitants of
the villages of Chatnoson and Grutrnay in
tho canton of Valais are living in a state
of terror, expecting to be overwhelmed
any moment by a ulovillti' mountain.
Huge blocks of stones crash through the
forest and through the villages continu-
ously. From one to two miles of the
mountain slope seems to bo in motion.
clrae conference. It became appar-
cencsssion and if Germany should
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Tllit' WORST OF A COLD.`
Ia how suddenly it comes. No time to
hurry to the drugstore. croup develops,
the lunge are cffecterl with pneumonia or
tuberculosis and it is tan late. Keep
Catan-rhozone on hand,-it kills colds
instantly. Something magical about thc
way it 'cures Catarrh and Bruuchitis.
pacific nttltud .
1
out. Length 24 inches. Black only. Price $12.25_
AU'1‘m1om1.1e COATS in ,M and Z4 lengths. We
have them here brightening up our mantle room with
artistic beauty. They are different to the ordinary
make, having more novelty, more daintiness and or-
iginality than other coats you see.
I for any lawyer of either House to practice
'his profession before any of the
Puriiannmtary committees or the
,Government llcpnrtmcnts. The ot\‘encc
'w.ll umkc the offender liable to u fine of
'$10,000 and imprisonment or disqualifica-
tion. This measure meets ll grave abuse
'which had grown up ln Parliament and
'follows the law already adopted in the
I United States.
Catnrrhczoue is the in-st remedy because
it cures in nniure‘e way; it heals, soothes
and reatorce permanently. Carry a
Catnrrhozone inhaler in your pocket, me
It occasionally ami yuu‘li never catch
cold-thatfe worth rsmeml crlng.
Just received an cl:-mint line of Pho1
Frames for Christmas in gold, leather
and composition all of the ,very latest
designs. To been seen /at the Studio-
Geo. B. Cotlr. bdlt’
Sm<:1>nr,RD’s PLAID in ,74 length, full back, cuiis
and collar of black velvet. Belted at hack, some
thing new and aitra.-tive. Price $12.00.
Fine cravenette ,Zé length full back with cluster
of tucking down centre of back. Empire style, in
fawn, olive and grey. Price $9.25 and $11.25.
Dark grey eravenette 54 length, double box
pleats down front and beck, belt all around. Price
$6.50 and $9.50.
WE KNUW WE ARE RIGHT
lthe tonic inxative. Celery King. We
Iala from
:grateful people who have suffered for
Prowse Bros.,
’i‘IlE l'l'|l|.ltl illilifl C0.. ilRlflflF.ilUli0,0NT.
I . _ . g.
(let. a "Stetson," a “lia\vea," or a “Tresn
.irood-most of our Hawes hats came in
_ .tt rn is-l ta n ; c. ni
i '1 he Only Real Good Jacket Men. ; | siersbnr' :gm roar r.ii»s'?u::';?'£ 1:-
12.21, ‘Tress I2 for}l..l‘i.-Weeks k Co.
When we any that Solution of Ozone
(thc coupon kind) will positively cure all
germ diseases if taken in connection with
know we are rlirht because we have
received thousands of testimon
years and found no relief until they
begauuslnz these two wonderful prep-
arations. If you are troubled by any
Harm disease auch as Rheuinatism,
Kidney trouble, Eczema, lialarla, or any
kind oi Summer complaint, you should
'wt deter in buying n home ot ones ans
coupon kind). Take it with the Celery
King -which does not cost you anything
-and your disease will soon leave you.
.._..<-
Stylish h'\Ls for men atagreat anvin
hainre your alle goes. The styles are
‘ DlAl;l0ND
DYES _ l
All shades, cotton
or wool Wholesale' and
Retail.
“Dyola" the new dye
-same package does
cotton or wool. '
Maypole Soap dyes
all shades- very easy
to use.
We solicit your trade
in the ab .ve.
i.w.ss¢aa1u.rnms.,t
The Square Druggist,
» Sunnyside. “Y-,
l4d2l.
_ I _ beautiful piece of decorate
m\\M m"x\\\\\\Wwm£\\ §,‘;‘i"“ "1 every P“°k“g°‘
EVERY
HOUSE'
“YQ ce 25 cents.
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HOLD ,' WANTED
Needs the “Warner Motor” to sharpen scissors, A
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kniv.-s, chlsels, hatchets andiother tools
Dentists, jewelere, ‘Plumbers and Mechanics
generally use it to sharpen and polish their too's.
Motor complete with emery wheel, 2 bufilng
wheels, pslley and polishing sticks.
$5.00
ihe lingers Haniware En., lid.
CUATMAKER.
John McLeod Gi. Co.
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15mg ni kinds of ACCIDENT sea HEALTH Policies.
All forms of LIABILITY Policies.
ELEVATOR and BOILER insurance
AKYLAND ASUALTY
ERITS ' 0Ml’l.E'lE` ON FIDENCE
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Losses Pam since onoaN|za1lofN_$5.5-15,054.51 `
The Maryland policy-holders are satisied policy-holders.
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Policies issued at (li1ulottétowniORlce. "
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General
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