(delivered or by
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Kennedy was
iorftlie, pretext'of‘rising to order. He him-
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Tu uxsoav Arai i. 27, 1916
iiticd rebuke, in such contrast to the hon. member frbm
di_d‘Hé‘take his seat'.thau_‘
started _his old practieebf 'intecrupting the ‘honf
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was ruled out of order, »¥ld`ma.d¢ to’ take his seatv . . _ .r _ . . _ , , ._ , i _ ooc . w f I '~» ' 1-
ia time--iii »»= fm of-i=<i= me -mi _=»»»»s-»- .Jamie 22.'-:<.~Jfs.i':r.a¢=:s~i$i=;.‘:.'a *n.fiza.s»‘ nu, (5,. speech ever heard in the Legislature. - It consisted of ~ANcl'Ol"D§LlcATE. NERVOUB EOLKB 200 PBR. -,¢:l\\`t'il'. »\N ` f' 3° “WVU” low down viliiication and vituperation such as is sel- ` ' I ` Two Weis'-(5'~°"”5'. - ' ' ‘fr ~u' " A' dom experienced outside Billingsgate. So violent and _ _ _ _ _
insulting was the language of Mk. Johnston that hon. ____ :ffl-¥9l:§.§¥,_'.¥.-__.Not long ago
W' 'Mm 5’ members rose to protest, but _the Premier asked thatja c,,m'f',;'f_%id ?nd¥'i':i:g°l;‘§°{:‘V gf#
llll ll 0ll\l¢:'°* U 3- 5- he be allowed toproceed so that the House-might rea-ii}1_:;':_’_§\___ll1*_l:':1lll\;l1:_f`Y.~.B!ll:l\ll;-“tml f°l‘._;lf3
“°”'" 'M Au" “mu °' cmuuun' l'ze to what depths t_h_e member from Cardigan could. him wi¢h_f¢h9_‘biR;¢9;,_g;_‘s§'f:é 01"; bg?"
_ descend. 1 ` j gif; 3"; gg _;l;i.:i1d vit#
And he pluiiibed the bottom. _man he miiwu n°{w|¢i,Btwd|:g"ifi§ Later the Premier administered-a severe and dig-_' “Se-' Th’ *°¢ll’°¢.l1° Bild Well Nklllz
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iron-nuxated iron had nlled him with renewed life. At 80 he wa's in bad
Cardigan that metnbei‘§ on both sides of the l“?“"hi ll- 46 <>Bl‘9W0l‘l\ and l1°Bl‘|¥ 01|
ject under discussion except that tliesalary of thc Com-
scaiidal during his election canipaigii. Mr. _Macdonald wrote lo thc Gtia_rdiaii quoting thc report of Mr. John-
stoii's reniarks from the Patriot- and stating that if d Mr. Johnson was correctly reported lic was guilty of 1, falsehood and inisrepreseiitation. This was a serious iiistriictii/C|y_ Besides the into;-cs; in the Subjcct it-
charge, so serious that it was coiilitleiitly expected tha Self tho 0b'¢¢t to which tho funds are to be‘devoted
report or substantiate the statement which had been calleilgin qucstioii. These were the alternatives open `
an iiiiportaiit eonstituciicy in thc Legislature. Instead
of clearing his reputation one way or the other, Mr. Joliiistoii wrote facetiously to the Patriot quoting
Johiiston's assistance rubbed him the wrong way and
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Since the opening of the session Mr. J. J. Johnston House could not but express their admiration for liis_v his face geamiifgmwifif fb; i:'u°ygn’;;':,¢
; has been thccause of repeated disorderly scenes in the restraint and appreciation of the lesson he had read. 'Y°“¢|1~.All I have said s. hundred times
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House. Mr. Johnston is a new member and not fa iiiiliar with the orders and procedure of the House,
liver. iron ioftlie greatest of all stren-
the delinquent member. ` _/gtii ~iiuiiaéi-_ii.' if peopie weuia eiiiy
Mr." Johnston’ was so affected by this encounter Ulm" “W“Y‘l>“¢°l1l=ll1¢di°l11¢B Bild mil-
seous concoctions and take simple nau-
and in ordinary circunistaiices some latitude would be that he againleft. the Chamber and remained outside, _ated iron._ I ameonvihced that the liv- allowed liiin. But after .the incidents in the Commit- until he had recovered self~coiitrol. “B °' lh‘.’“““‘15 °f Pel‘B°“B 1111811* be
tee stage of the estimates it must be evident to every'
saved. who now die every year from
It is regrettable in the extreme that the Opposition "_pneumonia.' grlppe, consumption, kid-
oiie that .\Ir. Johnston has intentionally set himself is so badly ledtliat such scenes are possible. Tlie_.i'“eY» live’ and |199." U'°llbl° °£¢» The
real and true cause which started their
to 0l>Stl'1lL'l the proceedings and to create disorder in sooner Mr. Johnston realizes thathe. is in a deliberar diseases ,was nothing more nor 'fees
the House.
tive assembly governed by rules that demand decent, »"‘““‘i“.w°“k°“°il`°°“dl"°“ b"°“5h'i~‘°“
by lack of iron inithe blood Iron- is
The debate was proceeding smoothly and quietly orderly conduct the better for himself and for the pro- absolutely uecessai-y~to enable your
until about midnight when Mr. Johnston rose and made a vicious and uiicalled for attack upon the Hon. J. A. i\lacDoiizili| his predecessor in the representation of Cardigan district; It had nothing to do with the sub-
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- - . blood to change f odi t li i ti .
Kress of lmbhc b“5m°°S' Without it. 'no iiiatteii (iiovi niiuciisutsr
what you eat, your food merely passes thro h it
LIFE IN THE TRENCHES g0°.i"‘v..ii°‘ii0`.i-ih°".t ¢'ii°""i y°“.i, “ml
of it im as a consgeiiueniiesyloiiinbecoiiiile
weak. pile and sickly looking just like
The address on “Lifefin"tlie 'Trenches to be given ,, plant i,.yi,,g to gmw ii, a Boi, deiici.
niissioiier of Public \\"orks provided an opportunity' in 5t_ P¢t¢|~’5 Sqhobli-00m this evening by (japmiii Fi-¢d_ ent liiiron. If you are not strong or
well you owe it to youself to make the
for .\lr. Johnston to open his vials of \vratli upon Hr. May of the 26th Battalion, who FCCCUIIY fcfuflwd following test: See how long you can
d d 'li b f h | d' _ work or how far ou c' walk with-
.\IacDonald, whoni lie was unable to get the better of wi-,un e , wi e one o very niuc more tian or in _out be _ ti Y an
in a newspaper controversy. l\Ir. Johnston had de- 3
_ com ng red. N t take t ry interest The all absorbing topic to-day is the war me gi-iiiiftabiets of orfifnar imntvéfi
° . - . y
iiied iii the House that lie had referred to the oats and mme are as ¢0mp¢¢¢m;0¢a1|.-;ibour iras those who ?_'_<:_rl__;_l;ree t:_mesTp_er day after meals
, , _ _ wee ii. en test your stron
have passed through some of its experiences. Captain gui again ami ee for yourself , how , ~ ‘ ' » ‘ _. much you have gained. I have seen h_Iay saw the things he is going to talk about and, iii ad _ dozens or nervous _______d0w__ people itioii to having seen tlieiii, lias_tlic happy faculty of who were smug an we w|i||e_ doubie
eing able to speak iiitcrestingly» cntcrtaiiiingly. and mel' “"9“5"‘ “ml °“‘l‘"”““°e “ml °“`i
.tin-sly' _ .rid r.sii_l_¢,ai i in . g.ay_~_..
`f|»epsla,l“i;er aniil `oth_§i‘y_ti)i t‘n‘%'
‘whose iron constituents are widely. prescribed by eminent .physicians 3
ten to fourteen days' time ‘simply ~ . tsidnsilronfiii tii.~*.i>.roi>pr~fi>i“iii. . - it this attorthey had in-some cases b_ n
dootoring tor months without obtqt *_ lug any benefit. But”‘tlon°t.'take he old forms of redncqtliironacetate' oil, tincture of iron simply to saves tow cents. You must take ironiiu a. form that can bo easily absorbed and assimi- lated like iiuxated iron lf youwantjit to do you any good, otherwise it may prove worse than useless. Many au athlete or prizehghter has won the day
great strength and endurance and
went into the affray, while many an- other hus gone down to inglorious del feat simply for the lack of~iron.-' E. Bauer. M. D.
NOTE.-. Nuxated Iron, recommend-
ed gbove by Dr. Sauer is not a patent me icine noi- secret remedy. but one _which is well known to drugglsts and
everywhere. Unlike the older inorgan- lc iron products, it is easily asriii:illat~ ed, does not injure ' the teeth. make them black. nor upset the stomach; on the couarary. it is a most potent re- medy, in nearly all forms oi' indlges- tion. as well- as for nervous, riin~dowii conditions. The manufacturers have such great confidence in Nuxated lroii that they offer is forfeit $100.00 to any charitable institution if they cannot take any man or woman under 60 who lacks iron and increase their strength 200 pei' cent. or over in four weeks' time, provided they have no serious or- ganic trouble. They also offer to rc- iund your money if it does not at least double your strength and endur- ance lii ten days' time. lt is dispens- ed ln this city by Geo. E. Hughes. Ap~ _othcarles Hall and E. A. Foster, (fon-
tral Drugstore, and all other druggists.
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simply because he knew the secret of h iiiied iiisiiicoii witirimii iieroi-e he 40c
ed
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ew _Scrims and in Ecru, White and 1IYQ¥¥_ < . special Bed Room cumming in new "s_nd."wiiiti Scrim- 'iiea be . ‘thcasein iam.. tmghed. 45°. ‘vd..~
emiiitileiirccgiglzed gcizeiimmwith Green and";19o:rri" orders' 15c‘t0 hiiniiaioiv Nets in white and.Eeru.1se to 4.0¢, ._ _- Ecru and Ivory Scrim Curtains with Lace’ insertion and rlng per pair 2.00 to 7.50. ' i ' ‘ . ~
Rugs and /Squares
Wilton7R s in Browns and Greens sizes 6 34x9, 9x9, 9x10 1-2
nd 9x12 pricg 20.00 to 55.00. - '
0 to 30.00. . , 9x12 7.50 to 20.00. _ -
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`l O imhses g33yNw . 9’ "‘ sésss
Brussels Rugs standard si Tapestry Rugs/9x9, 9x 1
Brussels ~
Wilton “ “
Door Mats 35c, 50c, 75c t
Hearth Rugs 1.75, 2.50, 3.25 to 9.50. Rubber Door Mats, oval or square 1.25. _
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e Furniture Sale is in full blast Visit us for Carpets and .
Furnishings _e
PAA TON S
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e 1 i -e if
.\lr. Joliiistoiiivould deny the accuracy of the Patriot"s namely the 105th Regimental Fund-`-to pay for t`fe '
band lll5tl‘lllllC\ll5 Ctci ls 0110 that Will HPPCHI t0 an Cl" a 1 , By raising them a d choosing the liest _von will be able to improve the tizeiis. ,, _
to .\Ir. Johiistoii as a public nian and representative of
stigiriatized him as the personilication of Dooley.
Evidently realizing the uiiciiviable position in
- _ _ _ _-__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.~__¢_- __ .. ~_»- _ ~~ _ .-_ _ _ _-_.__ . ._.__. -_-_-.~_-__ _~_~_-_-_-_ _ »_»_-._» _ _-_-_ _ _-_-_-_ _ _ _»_-_-:_-_~_~_~_-_-_~_-_-:_-_~:_-_'_ _~_'_-_ _'_ _ _~_: _ 1 ,_ ¢ _ _ _ _-_ _-:_-_Y ._-_'_- _-__-_
In addition to Capt. May's address a musical pro- ' . _
gramnie, vocal and instrumental will bc rendered a__ . feature of which will be a recital by one of the latest _
marvels, Edisoii’s Diamond Disc, conducted by l\‘[r. l\l.
Dooley but' positively declining to iiicctithc issue. The iJ_ Golden of the Edison laboratory. In this part oi' Patriot yesterday afternoon instead of coming to Mr. the prograiniiic there ivillbe licard some of the best
selections, instriinieiital and vocal, of the \vorld’s best artists, on one of the wor1d’s most wonderful devices.
The cntertaiiinieiit will be under the auspices of the
which he had placed himself, and bearing malice Royal Edward Chapter, Daughters of the Empire, a against .\lr. .\lacdoiial<l as thc cause of his disgrace, worthy eilort by them in aid of the 105th Rcgiiiieiital .\lr. Johnston rose in his place and made the onslaught, Fund. No one who wishes to spend a profitable and for which the Preniier immediately took hint to task. pleasant evening and at the same time assist in a_
Mr. Johnston then left the House and did not rcturiii worthy cause can afftgrd to miss this ciitertainment.
ixiiiviiiici iii iiiiis Jin "“"““““"'°'°"*"°.._._i_.__._.m._.:_§___._:_,_.
(Coiitlnueil from page two.) - Iinenibei' should receive tliosauie latl- ' f|||-g||,||g¢|
le
tiu .. -
o f Mi. _itisnwisoig una age: t_iioy_ o_n ” w"‘ L°"'°°' ' i
of town for the renter art of two "ml “ de 58'- ‘W “HY “ll 0° "’ F.
,|ays_ But they gouid dogiotmng mid* medicine from thc Opposition speakers _
his brother died the following day. The ‘md he ‘Hd 'mt “ee Why they °l‘°“|d MY LITTLE HOUSE-
tees had been paid by the Government °h°k° mm °“ when he 5”” them a --- '
and nie iirst iie knew about it was the "me °f Wh” they had been ¢l"'*“¢ °“‘- oii, just ii iiitie iiouse. a very little
item in the public accounts. Yet the simply be°°'“°° his filth" had nm 8'" house.
hon. member for West River. instead election “gun” him' Mr' Be" had By the side ot the road would satisfy
of making private inquiries as any come into that House and mocked and me;
man wltli a spark, of finer feelings -leered at mm’ but perhaps he would And there I would llve as snug as any would have done. into :iii meimness to put some nerve into the iion. gentle- moum _ bring tho iii:it.t.i~r up ln that House. lt "’"" `b°f°r° he was nnmmd with mm And there would, my liopc and my
was the most eontemptilile action one "-ml mach mm “ lcsm" not "° °°"‘°im° liappliiess hc: . ' . , _in’en;lii-r could do another-injiirc lilin :_l;*_‘)§_k|_l‘;'l?(‘_’ :sfo "_:'e°t‘2;r“3gm »lI‘_’~|":I‘;B(;’l,t Anil it sweet ilitlo space » i ‘ ' . , `
n li ii sorrow iiiiil losri. lliit. he was ’ ° Fora iirdeii neo; _ ‘ '
prepared to take his iiiedleiiie. and the Th” h°“- l5"“l|"m“" °l’l’°B“° had hw" A gate witiii ii. lotgh and a maple tree. _ ,_ Lower Queen Street I
hon. inoinlior on the other side could lmmng q“e“"l°“” l° the number °f
not eoinplulii it hi turn lic adniinlstcred Blghty to th” G°vemmem °“ an 30"” Oh. just a little door. a very little door. _
some bitter pills, which they would °f s“b‘le°t5' He “'°“d°"°d Whether To my quaint little house would `
have to swallow. He had been ii mem' they were any the better ‘fr the mf°"` make it my home; -
her of tlint House, and not one rela- ma"°“ they had received* H° W°"" A hearth and a chair, and a very little
tive or his had ever drawn one cent di~ "ered Whether they mum Poll" W 3 ' more. - i _
rectly or indirectly from either the' Mn" that had hee" mlsspeno' After But never a fear that I'd e'er again
local or Doininlon Government an he m|kl“5`f9r ‘wer three weeks' the op' roam.
had drawn iiothlng but the paltry $200 P°"’m°“ hm] mme “wr” "ll" “ight ‘md Then is table all white. - _
iiesslonal allowance for which he de- “liked me “me °ld mm' putting up Alld 8 llllllll £0 H8111-
voted the whole of his time to tho bu- the "me 016 misrepreseiimtiizns. .some tea and n b00k. Rnd U10 UV¢'H
slness of the House. Could the hon. Wh” did they hope? "° 5"" by it' H” soft gloom.
member for West River say the same. °“m’°“d it W°“Id be "'e.,“me t?m°'° | H6 was surprised that the member for $313" al;°t;{‘;yB‘;‘x|‘;__"“d 303* figs' Oli. just i;_little iiest. a _very little nest. . . . | West River who had been sucklii `at ‘ Near t o end of tie road,`v/licrc . ... »° In Granite and Marble
liavebeen nieaii enought to hi-lug that H9 P°“°”“"V W” ‘mile P"°P“"°d l° The =:.ii sinking down all golden ln the e ,
matter to the attention of the House remain them tm me Pau' if it was \l°¢-if ` _ ` 2 -
Twin "ds of the relatives of the Deo; ,in the inte'rests of the Province, -but And one 'silver star smning deep in ie onbtheo asm sm rn H he did not think the people ln the t| k
p pp on eo ie ouge ies y; Ill 111' O I I' Kent l'. RQVA had been livlnl on tho.Government. f;:':t;§;;'e°‘g;l t?g:;";)‘;,° tzgtgiggalzaz T|l0|ll1B0fl lJl|l0W0tl DB0 ' 0 sh 0° ' S 'ere"H0teI
“lid the nlembel' fm' W9" mv" W" in the repetition and reiteration of Alldggig 3; 33?. ;I:,¥°:‘;?]dt'he Byand _ WC h3v¢ a» Ilfge V llulllbef Of M(lllU~ no exception. lnuiddltion to drawing gross misrepresentatloiis simply for _ ' " _ _
his seslioiiul allowance Ms daughter the DUFDDBG 01' 800103 them into the ' U1 Il ' ~ I) ' Y l'l
dlsonigrly.
into power
been in the employment ot the Go- 5?-°°'“h°“;‘lf “°"'";‘3 them b"°“d°“°t, _ ` ' ` ' ' `
ml Ml “ther drew » ver- iii’ i<iiii~i°~ifi'ii'i" YA.. proceeding 'io Plwrily Plilll Vlllillll ~’ 1 ~ Call or write » beforepiirchasing,
Tliese were _the sort of. deal with Mr. Bells temperanca ire- , chu! cows- " '
(mme [0 [hgt H9935 and prawn. 0011]. WIIBII [IIB ODDOBICIOII l¢8\‘fB(| 00 ' ‘ - i
io__.t_ie iioieiy interested in ine wel- _‘”‘§_§bf,*l{_°‘;'°,‘§,‘;f"§fé:§d_P"§f"‘ "‘°“‘a°f§; nenvitiue i-in .Neven rAii.so 0 ' ‘ ‘ - i
the l>\'°'l“99- 0°* ¢° ‘!° °°*i°.\'°-‘idiiieiiiiii exhibition or aiiieriiiiiiinii the ~ . -"'° W" 0Xl\‘lWl\KBll¢9 W8! ll°l'll1li¢6d~, Opposition" continued in their conduct i '___
roso, to,-a point ot order., notwithstanding the request of the comming;-Nui qigeumng Obairinaii that l:b'ey`shouid desist. The
‘foggy qgimggg, ang 'm¢_ Premier interposed' and reminded
m,¢,»¢¢,qg¢in¢,i|i| ref l_ion.~»membor» that such cotidiloo
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,il the Leader of Mr.,KiilNNEDY soon unerloncld the member from ded his remarks. but not before ro nllovwdto vrunder niiiidiiigjttie House that lt was it‘ot‘iin
.til after G
By i_i|_\_E 5, N, wg;-ron, €lltSiW iCIl P11'-_IlC BFE li Vlliéd 00 illspéct. 'V
r relief
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