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`l`HE MORNING GUARDIAN

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY l7,ii)J4.

THE BY-ELECTIONS YESTERDAY- N

Eight by-elections for the Commons

were called ofi’ yesterday in tour dlderent Provinces. In two Ontario and four

Quebec constituencies there was no change of political complexion in any one, and while the Liberal majorities were lu'some instances reducedin Quebec, and in one case slightly increased, the result would not indicate any consider-

able ohangefof public sentiment either for or against the Government in those Provinces.

In St. John there was a complete over-

turn, and a1Liberal majority ofil?7 at the generalfclection wad turned into a Con- servative majorlty of 285. St. iiohn is a placeof high and low tides both in the harbor and on land. Mr. Biair's treat in-

fluence and his strong opposition to the Grand Trunk Bill, together with minor

heal causes produced the change.

Bere, as almost even one expected, Mr. Haszard was returned by a good mvjoriiy- If it was less than in some previous elec- tions It is nearlv equal to that of Sir Louis Davies in 1896. Mr. Hansard has provod ll

strong candidate and polled the full

strength of his party, although Mr. Mo- 1 Lean made a plncky Dgbt. We doubt not that Mr. Haemard will give a good accouot. of himself at Ot'awa.

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Got LAME BACK on LUMBAG0'

No need of that now. That sort of Dim can be knocked out in short orderc |0l` Polson's Nerviline, which is five imc! stronger than any other penetrates at once through the tissues, reaches the source of suffering, drives it out and thus gives re- lief almost instantly. N_ot magic, but strength mat gives Poison s Nervillne this power. You will think it magic however

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Every day now we are _ adding heavy winter goods to the bargain fur- nace, not a piece _of winter goods here but you will need at the prices

we are selling them.

Suits and Ovcrcoais

of all winter kinds are going now at any old price. Do'nt miss seeing these elegant goods, we don’t want them, you do.

Winter Goods

of every kind made for winter gwear. We don't want them longer but we do want the money right away. We want the room too for one of the biggest spring stocks ever seen

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WHERE THE BY-ELECTIONS WERE HELD YESTERDAY.

The seven byeleetions for the Com-

mons held yesterday were quita widely distributed. Two of them are lu western Ontario. East Lambton bordering on Lake Huron, is a rural riding with no large towns. It is lntersected by the Grand Trunk and Canada a Southern Railways. its southwestern part includes part of the cll region and the villages of Petrolla,

Oil Springs and Oil City._

East Bruce is also a rural constituency

situated oonsiderably farther north than East Lambton, and is separated from

Lake Huron _by West Bruce. The Wel- lington, Greyand Bruce Railway divides it nearly in the middle and the Georgian Bay and Lake Erie Railway runs slung its eastern border.

Hocheiaga and St. James are divisions

of the City of Montreal, the former being a suburbaa district containing West- \l1°\ll\¢» St- Henry. St. Gunegonde and a part of St. Gabriel Ward. It is intersect' ed by the C. P. R. the Grand Trunk and the Ll\<'h‘ne Canal. ` St. James Division, Montreal also fronts

on the harbor, It contains the Court

House. City Hall, Blonsecours Market Viner Square, e C. P. R. passenger sta- tion and haeboth the Grand Trunk and C.

P. R. trflcks extendzd along its Water

front. ` -

So Hyacinth is a rural constituency

situated eastward of Montreal and is

divided by the Grand Trunk Railway. Its population is almost entirely French

speaking, and the two Montreal con- stituencies are also largely so. i -

Moatmagny Ie a rural constituency abutting on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, below Quebec city. It is wholly French.

S . John oily is too well known to need

any description. It is the largest city of the Maritime Provinces, and the com- mercial metropolis of New Brunswick. It is the Atlantic terminus of the Canadian

Pacific Railway, one of the principal east- ern termini ofthe Interoolonial Railway

and the principal Canadian winterport for freight traffic.

The death of Senator Marcus, A.

Hanna of Ohio. which took place at

\’\’ashir-gton ou Monday evening last has removed avery conspicuous and influen- tial figure from American political and business life. I-le was one of the many American millionaires, and very actively

promoted thc election of the late Presi- dent McKinley. Since l800,he has been chairman of the Republican National Committee. A few months ago he was thought to not favor the renominatiou of President Rooievelt. His death probably secures the President the strength of the

Republican support. Senator Hanna was born in Ohio in 1887.

You Can Keep The Liver Active

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And Ensure the Regular and

Healthful Action of the Bowels

by Using Dr. Chase's Kidney

Liver Pills.

The lille is Natures cathartic. So long

as the liver filters the bile from the blood and pa~-es it into the intestines, the bow- els will be regular and active.

Constipation can never be permanently

cured until the liver is set right.

Because they act directly on the liver

as well as the bowels Dr. Chase°s Kidney Liver Pills are wonderfully successful as a cure for constipation and liver troubles.

They rid the system of accumulated poi-

sons, thoroughly cleanse the system and iuvigoratc the organs of digestion and ex- creiion.

No family medicine was ever so univ-

ersally used by the people of Canada, and none so generally endorsed.

Constipation, biliousness, kidney dis-

ease, liver complaint, backache and stom» ach troubles are among the ailments which are promptly cured by this treat ment.

Mrs. H. S. Mour, Montague Bridge, P.

E. I., writes:-“I have used Dr. Ohase’s Liver Cure and five orsix boxes of his Kidney-Liver Pills, and can say that this is the only treatment that I ever got to do me good. For eight or ten years I was a terrible sufferer from biiiousness and liver trouble, and though I went to a doctor until I was tired and discouraged he could not do me any good. I can truthfully say that I believe Dr. Chaae‘s Liver Cure has saved my life. I feaad it alittle strong at ‘rat but was very glad to get a cure."

Dr. 0hass’a Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill

a dose, $1: a box, at all dealers or Edmanl son, Bates & Co. Tmrluto. To proteotyon against imltatious the portrait and signa- ture of Dr. A. W. Guess, the famous le- eelpt book author, are on evetybob.

WELL KNOWN iN HALIFAX.

Hamrax, Feb. li.-The British aavsi ‘Welle wltht-he Japanese runs in aa ulesrweil kaewa ia Balllai~'0apf.. B. U.'I'.Towab1\d¢e Be can “nge

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We are now showing a choice line of new

print fottons for spring. Neat' and pretty

patterns in stripes and dots, and dainty little

flower .and spray patterns at the following

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CONTRABAND OF WAR

Russia’s notice tothe DoWEr§ that flour

stitutes contraband of war the London

Economist quotes from a decision of the Supreme Court of the United States made in 1866 substantially as follows:

It was held that merchandise might

be divided into three classes, the first to consist of articles primarily and ordinar-

ily used for military purposes in time of war; second articles which may be used for either war or peace, according to cir- cumstances; third, artzlcles exclusively

used for peaceful purposes. It was then held that articles of the first class, des-

tined to a belligerent country or places

occupied by the army or navy of a bellig- erent are always contraband. Merchan- dlf-.e of the second class is contraband only when actually destined for the military or naval use of the belllgerenls. That. ofthe third class is never contraband,

though it may he liable to seizure for a violation of a blockade or siege.

In regard tn coal, Japan has mines of

her own, but both Russia and Japan have made purchases of English steam coal, some of which had not been delivered

1 when the war begun. Japan will, how-

ever, be wellsupplied from ber own coal fields, as in 1902 she exported coal to the value of $8,500,000. Russia although. some ofl her ships burn oil fuel, will probably require to supply her navy in the far cast more coal than she can hope

It is concluded that coal and provisions will both be had to be contraband and liable to seizure while on the way to an euemy's port. In the old times it was the practice to confiscate both ships and cargo when found to be carrying contraband goods, but now only the goods arc taken unless the owner of the goods is also owner or part owner ofthe ship. In aay case it will appear that the question of

ous and complicated oneas the war pro- gx-easer.The question also gives additional

the sea, which Japan appears to have secured for the present, at least.

ROBERTS' NEW POST.

Lorman, Febi li.-The Associated Pram learns-that, lard Roberts has ec- capted the appointlll.°l|'< to tba new ofiice of Inspector Geucal. He will hold tha position probably for six mouths when be will beauooeeded by the Duke ol Oca- aaught, whose ceramaud in Inland will be taken over by Lieutenant-General Grenfell, the Commander of the Fourth Army.Corpe. I ~

Total Premiums Date ol Death, 19th October, ruoy. Claim Paid, _goth October, 1-e3

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held to be contraband of war during the P li ` ' - struggle between Russia and Japan be l‘ 0 1374,, Liggggf Ii:p?y?n'e2gb’"

9°m°5 9! ollmdllu |I\ir8l`65ii bbctiilso Ofl Yearly Premium - - - _ _ . _ ’ 354°

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ada has a considerable trade lu flour with _ ‘ °'“ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ - - ‘ 55145

Japan and this w°“\d b° sulously al' Amdiiiiibf élaimforer dc; pei: rent df tothi premiumsi i Thxms

feoted it Russia were able to control the , Dividends alone wer us gel' sent. of total pfemwml-

i Return over cost, $1168.15 eaidea 19 years' aiu lance.

sea. Apart from this there is the qu stlou It Pays to Insure in the Canada Life

of coal, which if destined for the supply of Retuandn-r\i=\1lArs cheerfully furnished

ships of war appears to he generally con- E, R, ` W. K. . sidered to be contraband of war. For a Chu-igttei-pw 11, Charlottetown,

fair, modern interpretation of wlmt con- , Special Agent Manager P. E. Island Branch,

Si1A'i-`T BURNT.

Gnarls Bax' Feb. ll.-,A shack at Re-

serve, inhabited by twenty-three New- fouodlanders was burnt down two days ago. Most of the inmates who had been working on the night shift had a narrow escape with their lives. One ofthe num- ber Michael Gilroy lost $200 in notes in the fire.

ONE MORE CURE.

Collingwood Bright's Disease Case Brings

Out Another Wonderful Cure by

Dodd's Kidney Pills.

Tonorrro, Ont, Feb. 15. -(Special). -

The cure of Mrs. T. Adams, of Calling wood, of Brightfs Disease has caused a great deal of talk here and the result has been the bringing to light of other cures equally wonderful by the some remedy, Dodd‘s Kidney Pills. Cue of the most striking of these is the case of Mrs. Fred Philip of Broadway Ave., Eglinton. Mrs. Philip was treated in Grace and the Gen- eral Hospitals for Brightfs Disease and was told in both that nothing could be done for her. She than commenced taking Dot-id‘s Kidney Pills and she says of the result, “Dodd‘s Kidney Pills have done mc a world of good. The Dropsy has all left me and I am now doing all my own

large supply stored ai. Port Arthur, but - ____ ' wmpmbwly need "° pumhn" H else' Barfrnlonn Feb. ll.-An incident that' I

where. Japan will no doubt hold coal |“p|N¢ tht wymle wmmunny with,

to be contraband of war. tremendous confidence was the resump- ,'

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to obtain from the mines in northern workjustusl was before I was sick." ii ’-"4 /4 ' / A '

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ONLY ONE DR. CHASE.

There is only one Dr. Chase of Receipt

‘Book fame-Only one Dr. Chase whois ` known the world over because of the great prescriptions he gave to mankind. His

Bortraitand signature-A. W. Chase, M.

.,-are `on every box of his remedies.

Emitawr do not daroto reproduce these' hey are tie guarantees which protects ou against fraud. Be sure they are on

contraband goods may prove a vary serl- xlib b0! I0" bv!-

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value and importance tothe ooutroi ol PR|NcE'S PRESENTS To Bmof-

-Lonnos, Feb. ll.-_Among the presents which Prince Alexander of Tack gave to ‘ his bride, Princesa Alice ef Albany, was the beautiful diamond necklace which belonged to his mother who inherited magnineeutjeweiry both from her mother the Duchess ul Uambliidli. and hom har aunt, the Duchess of Gloucester.

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