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This cut shows a splendid winter rig for iermers Heavy Gum Rubber and thick black felt sole .Qtraped with leather Price $2.10 Better grade 2.45 \Ve also have Klon- dike Boots guar;-in» tred water proof.

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Dressing Queen in .l father and Plush. Merschaurn a n d Briar Pipes. . . _ ,- Gold and S°lver Headed Sticks. .. In fact xvisnr-

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FRIDAY, DEC. lf. 1900.

THE PROVINCIAL ELECTION. .

The l’rovinci.»\l election now appears to

have gone mosc sweepingly Liberal than was ut First supposed, and instead of two

thirds the Ministerial party in the new

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was felt that having adopted the principle

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and to be judged according to their

future administration of that important ‘

measure. _

There were still other elements, among

which were naturally the mei-its and deinerite respectively of the Government

and the Opposition. There is a. popular

impression that the Premier is energetic, closely attentive tothe public business, to which he gives a great dculof time _with outsalury, and that he sincerely ilesires to be economical. The Ministerial party presented to the country the stronger array of men known to the entire Island. ’ While lion; Mr. Gordon enjoys the re-

spect of all who know him, he is _less en- ergetic than the Premier, _and not so well supported by active and nble -lieutena-nts. The Oppoeitioi\§_fsufl`ered from .lack of org~an`isatio'n,and especially from the want q\ of a clearly defined and progressive policy. x

The Government of the day must be in ai § sad state in any Province when an Qppc-~. §¢ sitiou can win by_[a. policy of mere

negation and by setting forth the demclrits gg of the men in power. Thecountry expects x and has a right to expect from [an _Opi o. x

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sition something more than this.”

The time of the election was of the

of Provincial prohibition they were at , _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ ~y. f | lean' "it entitled iuheeit” 't‘in"bp¥riiionl , "" " ‘.'. .=-»‘1=3'1‘< .f'."' S

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. Se,WIien ibuekaelic comes--when he

feels idepressedfhand' out of sorts, he

- contents himself with thc plea. that

lic’s worked too hard-lic’ll ease up

' - some of these days. i But; ,lie -doesii?ty1ct. .»uP'f'_‘.backaclie

. , getsiworsc and"wdrse-kid'h'eys‘ ‘can’t

~. \‘ .staiid the strain put upon tliciii-tlicy ” iiceil help-fimust 1lBV¢»_il-'.if'§@l`\0“S

` kidiicy trouble is tb beiavbited.

,__""`_`° -noun "iv Wi .nicest Pitts

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\- have helped l`iiiridi`°lad's 'of bilsinee their

' ‘ I A to do their work and keep their health -cziscil their 'acliiiig hack, and restored the natural blood iilter- iiig fiiiictioiis of tlieir kidneys. Read the evidet_icc': _

“ I have had kidney and iirinary trouble fOr S0510 Willie, Wim mf?

ti'e.<s-iiig pain in the small oi'my back, and indeed felt very miserable. lgot onotliox ot' Doiin's Kidney Pills from MaS0n’s drug §§0l’P._» 'H1111 fl'€§‘Y‘?f‘*'°d W’ couipletcly. I recommend them heartily :is s.‘ spiendidwemedy for ‘kidney or iirinziry difiieiilties, and as a cure f0l‘ Pill” in t.he_b“¢k»l'h°Y fl” °"'t‘""ly inf:illlbh>.” Fizizni-:max Asn, Merchant Tailor, Main St.; Markham, Ont.

Ain-his ask our din ist for ])oan’s kidney Pills and refuse worthless

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generally prosperous; the Liberal victory in the Dominion gave thein hope and

coniidenee and the combined power and

House will be ncnriy t-hrce fourths of_ thc membership. This is no doubt rather ' surprising to inanyin the mainland Pro-

viiices who counted confidently durinir

ii your or two past that the Furquhztrson

~.\fliiiini~1ti'iition was tottering to its fall :ind that thc Island would soon be ranked

in the L`»oiiservuti\'c coluuin. The loss of

ai number of by-elections iii recent years,

.redu:»iii,<_; the (ioverniiic:its` iiiajority nl- , ,I uiast to notiiin,-_', the defeat of thc lute l_‘ittornc_v Gciiciixzl. and the rather close

. ilivisioii of the popular vote in the fe<ici‘a.l ~

clectioiisall lciiilcrllo coiiiirin this View

in L`0iiscrv;iti\'c ciii-les of the liirgci'

l’ro\' i iices.

patronage of two Adiiiiiiistrittlons with the ethercircunistiinces we have advert- ed to wercin their favor. _The result is

what we sec. \\'c :ire hopeful of the

new House which undoubtedly superior to that whit-hit succeeds. There arc a number of new men of uudoubted in-

telligence chamctcr and ability. It is, if

we mistake net, soiiiewliiit stronger in prohibitionist scntiinciit than the lute House. Preinicr l~`.ii‘quli:1rson has now the needed opportunity to reconstruct his

Cabinet in ii way to make itfstronger and more cilicicnt than before. In f.ict he is

aii`ordcd utihe diiwii ofa new century a

*Dleriflifl opportuiiityfgto inauffurrite and

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o ;;i\'c iiopc and coiiiidciicc to ilie local

ll,§iiei';i.l.~ iiii-i to rriisli thc hopes :iii-l

*depress 'tile c:ici‘_:,'ics of the O_i;iositioir.'

To this was iid-.led :is ii `sc:1ucncc of the

fcilcrul election some feeling that it wtu -l

he uiliuiiitiigcous to have the lccul

\_\Iinistry in accord with, rather than

hostile to the party in power at Ottawzi.

These incidents alone were suiiicicntio lrcnderit probable that the Farquhnno

Government would be sustained, as all

would he. On the Opposition side very few actually hoped to secure a majority if the new House. With so much settled in the popular mind before the polling,there

arc so many who desire to upon the

winning side thiit- the tendency of popular feeling was strongly toward the Govern ment ranks.

It is also tobe obscri ed that the `

decadence ofthe Goveriiinent, which

dated from the mistaken adoption of the License Law for Charlottetown. The losses of a. number of by~elections followed

in quick succession thereafter, showing

that the resentment of thc temperance community had been aroused. Aquick change of front and the adoption of a l prohibitory law no :loubt helped greatly to avert the disaster, as the big majority by which Dr. Douglas was returned at a subsequent by-election showed quite clearly. Beyond' question this change of front on the teniperance question had its

,elfect on the general elections just passed, for although the course of the Government in regard to the enforcement of the Scott

Act has been far from satisfactory, it

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are s' kidne .diss . ‘° - aiiei- 'imlybiood ,ef kiii sigzihiiiefe’ there. The blood passes through the kid- "` ueys every three minutes. Ifthe kidneys d_o their work no impurity or cause of' disorder Call remain in the circulation l°"?-'el' _than thattime. 'I`hei;efore if our

blood _is out of order 'iygur kidneys have failed in_their work. ey are in need of” l11m\ll2lI<_>r\_. strengthening or doctoring. One medicine will do all three, the finest ' _:and most imitated blood medicine there-'

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very nearly proved its total destruction, "

Deuce

But tliosc who reckoned thus omitted to c irry into ctil-ct in-iny needed reforms, coiisiilcr sonic iinportzini i`.i.'-ion in the l and has niziple .sii;.>port. to give hini a free isiliisitioii. The til'-.-ct oi the Liberal hand inliiying figs,-n ml Quiigjqtencd and

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sweep of tlic lloininioii tciidcfl powcrfullyli pi‘ogrcssi\'c public policy, ?""‘“;l___ ji {,;<'_"__'_'

` ‘ Q *pun _ f 1| _ r _ ___ ltgm Governments choosing; the country is

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The pedestal, the support of health

md beauty, is Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Pre- scription. Thcre can be no beauty with- out health. There can be no health when the delicate' womanly organs are diseased. Diseases which undermine woman’s health _and prey upon her beauty. irregularperiods, inflammation, ulceration and female weakness, are pet- fectly and permanently cured by the use of “Favorite Prescription.”

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5 li. _ . ,,g ~ _ . . . _ _ We can supply the sweetest Raisins and Currents, Purest Spices, Roh ist = ' / , XM Prwf-BS 10W enough to allow Iienty money in the pur e for the Ci

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Divéssofithi g i uslgli limi ‘°

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Opposite Market fiouse ii lb' .

Good 'enouvh for a Queen, and you want lt that

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Store, the Lewis Old Stand

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. . . W6 have a choice iiciec ion of the ,we

gl\;1;?t;§§;i2;PI;i>: (i;<;l_;E§rias Cakes that money could buy, andilicy _are youre et l

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