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Coughs

li

Elie not alld thc`aame

character and have differ- ent muses! No one remedy

cllr therdom be made that

_ willbe ' -tocure every

But o coughs due

to aa iriitated condition of

-_ the of the air _ passages by are- . oeut cold in quite sure to ‘ he promptly cured by 1 Jmimfs

` While Pine

i anlV'l`ar

; es1`g`h`mia¢nre.Ti»» 1<i~‘of ` il;aem`edy to be depended

llpouas a general fan ly eotqhcure. _

. _ /Large bottles Jr;

‘J.6.Jamlesorr, ~ e oauoorsr

The Medical Hall

Taylor’s Clock Hospital

§ is the place to have your 1 clock repaired. If your , click is not going proper- 'l l_- or does r»ot_ keep good - time ltt us ix rt for you.

l --All work guaranteed ~-

V We will send and get it

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Phone 353-I.

Gil. laylor

jeweler 8r. _Optlclan

_Thousands

_ ol People Will Buy No lltlrer

'\Vherr the higlr-class goods ofthe \Vhitc Candy Co. Ltd, St. John, can be obtained in

NLBERTON

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_ J. ll. Nlyrick 8: Co

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Geo. S_`l\¢'lt`oo1|, _]. J. Ai ~1r°r1ault l

Customers should ask their

dealer to get `,tl1e varieties of the above goods' they want, if he does not already keep them

'l`L`ESD.-\Y, MARCH 8, rgro.

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or‘;N'ruAr.rsa'r1oN A1' wisru

More and more in 'uoth the United States and in Canada as well, there s increased centrallsatiorn of power rt iodnral headquarters, and in the ‘tends ot the President and the Pre-, mier. The dilerence is that a Washington the prcrgr-ess along those lines is more rapid than at Ottawa,

`p|-ogpomus peoples are tor th'e time

and the politicians are playin( the zaure lor all it is worth. Whethertlri is wise or unwise need not be pro nouneed upon here. lt is the way things are going. Let that suffice. vowbly has the power ot the Presid- ent increased from decade to decade. Years ago it was the practice tor the iqaders ot the party in power in the Flcnate and the House to let the Pre- nidcnt know what measures they pro- posed ho pass. and which they wished him no sign. Now the President. tolls the leaders in Congress what moa- aures the Administratiwl GGHUNS W have passed, and the thing is gener- ally done.

This assertion oi Presidential right to control legislation has develUPU¢ in marked degree under President Roosevelt and President Tait, but with a ditlefrenee. Mr. Roosevelt in- dicted a letter in which ht' 56'- f0l`tl\ his vicws, clearll “nd f0i`¢iblY. but stopped just short oi. demands. Mr. Tait called the leaders oi the two Houses before him and explained what he wanted. In thisconnection the Brooklyn Eagle points out that,

NGTON AND OTTAWA.

things done as Mr. Tait |1059-

ln the United States the constitu-

giun gives the President much more absolute power than is entrusted to

t the King rnrder our system ol Gov- _ 0, p s, p _

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ernment. He ch00B¢B hill OW!! W-bi'D'¢'-,' without recourae`to the Congress or,

but Canada is a good second in that we pwule fu, euuoruemeng 0,- up., regard to the lwpublic. Busy and provau ns members are “ut Repreliarru products um, province has for

sentatives or rlenators, or responsr-.

“wing politics to the polmchm' bl’ W “ml” H°“"°' They “N '_°s"tJanada and the trade in which will

ponsihle only to the President. WHO

B . _ _ can "nw" “hem at Wm' HN ww'chiefly of steel, bridge matcrialutoys,

power on legislation that docs not mect his views is exercised more Ire- quently in a year than thc Kiug's_ veto is in the term of a long reign.' A strong, capable and persistent l'r°c-- sident steadily enlarges his sphere oi control. Thus the Executive increa.s~ es its dominance. We arc going the same road in t‘Vur\ada, the way ul cou- tralising power at Ottawa. Every .year the Dominion counts lor more and the individual Province lor less. In revenues the Dominion bulks large and most of the Provinces small. The sixty majority which thc dominant party holds in the Seuatc were virtu- ally placod there by the Prcrnicr him- self. His refusal would have prevent- ed any one of them being there', his personm choice might have seated any other man. Herrin thc power ot a Premier' is greater than that of u President. » _

In 'a hundred ways the Province is

at the mercy of the ccntr-al Govern

lment and Parliament, The tariti that

contrary to the current superficial opinion Mr. 'Fatt is more radical than Mr. Roosevelt was. The latter made a bold trout, but fought shy , or stopped short as to propositions which lV1'r. Tart squarely laces and earnestly urges for passage. The Eagle, goes on to set out that Mr. Taft has a.mong~_otb-

evasive. Hu rrmdc it uooil tical ul

sively, brit did not succeed l11 ircttim.;

'brings prosperlfty' to one l‘ro\“incc or "1-ec.t.i1111 may crnslr 'anutl1cr. llonriu-

;ion charters to corporations override 'provincial charters. In transporta- tion as in customs tarids the Domin-

llon will do as it pleases. It is no- 1-toriurs that as between Provincq and

_Provl'nce, and notably in tlrrough ,rates there is most unjust discrlrnin- ‘atlon. The weak protest in vain,

0|” things- Secured 3' new “Win law' 'Claifms of long standing and appar- pr D _

has advocated federal charters lor 1 But j,u,mcc ou behalf of 8 pruviuce “_ bltink charges. _ _ corporations, nassccured the pn.~1sag4.,,,,,u,,,t tue DGmu,um» cunuut ,ml The tire from onrwsitc sides of the by tiongress of lin amendment to the brought to settlement or __0nectcd_ .t‘l1a1n_bcr hns het-n kept _up nlto;~nnt¢_

consuituticm, to be .~1ubmitte_d to thc But thu ueuule me umm and us we ly with _creat rugrrlrrl-ity. Twenty. rltates lor an income tax, and has have u,_‘id_ in the main pma_p0__U__S_,tl1_r'c¢ tlorrscr-\~ntr\'e_ spcnkcrs fornrulated a plrrn to give greatly in- ,Tuuy muy vaguely ,.,,u|m_ that 8 pr# _ _ _ cmased power to tue_1nte,.staLe COm_ _cess uf ,,,,ut,-uliuatiuu is uuiuu Un_ eral _ :~‘pca_|<¢_;~s._ thc for-1110,. muruc (_-Um,miuu,0u_ Every Du,-, uf which LU thu _`_“pu_ncial (_,__`_\___“___ ma)_.occ1rp_vrnu tlrrrty-six liour-s and _thc these p1"opce~.itio|rs hr. has pressc1l_hc puruy uuuu und uauuy umu ,ruuv .' A` ‘ home oi' is persistcrrtly prcsi-;'i1rg._ are co,-,tout tu leuuu it to tht p0‘_`\\';\s allrnvcrl lor thc r‘cs11r1|1t_l11rg_;~,,u,. 'I‘hesr.a1‘e matters, in regard to which , |i¢_,cia,-,S to work out Au ,Ur _of tl1c_hr;: nuns, _ou both sides. S11- Mu R0uu(.v,._|¢ was either ,uleut uu the Polwicians the must U( them arp F_I‘u'lerrck Borden s voice stirred the

more tonucrrrcd nhout porsorrnl pro-

noisc and udvcrtiscd \_1i111.~»t-li rxtcn- for-mem, man uuuut uru,-,uumx ,.iu|u_,__ l

or clalrns.

EPMI leeds. bash and dried lrults. 7 timber. adm ._.~1n`n;1t111r1s»11y. nor- pluned, wood for enaks, horses, cattle sheep, fresh meat. lobsters, lard, mval, condensed milk, alirnerntary and' consumable, articles of all kinds, e;-l cept beveragesf in air-tight receptae-al les, calcium carbide, etc., wood spirit leather, boots and shoes, wood pulp, and pastcboards.. lt. would seeni that swin dair roduct utatoes or fish. exceptung shelltlsh, are not ln- eluded in the reduced rates, which otherwise cover pretty much all the

expr rt. .

The Gernran products exported' to

probably be greatly enlarged consist:

porcelain, fancy goods of all kinds and printed matter such as picturc postcards. There still ronrnins a. pre- ference in favor of British goods,but the advantiage ol British over Ger- man trade competitors is very much lnssened as compared with what it was. It scams to be pretty generally conccdod that the treaty, like that with Frauen, will be oi' advantage to the people of both countries, but the Canadian revenue will lose one or two millions a. year by the change while British nranniacturers stand to loso part of their ;.:ro\vi|\g trade with Canada, unless they can make good against keen German and French com- petition, rninforced by the advantages which thc recent treaties give.

I S'l‘1\'l‘lS'l`l(`S t)l" 'l`Il\lE AND _ ('US'l‘ UF l~ll‘l‘}l‘}t‘Hl‘lS.

1 . .___

rrown to March 3 thcre had been

for-ty-six spceclres delivered in the nnvnl debate at. Ottawa in the I-louse ol (‘o1nnronS. The Toronto Globe tr-lls tl1at_oi nll tlwss; specclrcs only rnclve worc lcss than un hour' cnclx in length, and tlrcy_rnnde an average of forty tive minutes each. As in n great naval battle tl1r.re are big guns and little guns discharged in thr- tiizht, but with this ditderence that in the <‘om_nrons battle, but one gun is tlisclrargcil nta time and n large

o orlion ol the gurus explode only

plied to t\\'L‘11t;,-tlrrec inb-

luttcr' t.l11r'tvtrvc lrours More trnn

air' lor time hoirrs and forty-five rninutrs. Mr. Fostt~r`s \'ocii-r1'ntion- covcrufl 1.1 pcriod of tlrrcr lrrurrs und tcn minutes. _

learning how the trade Mrarrgcrrrcnt between (‘anada and (icrnmny may adcct I-'rlnca Edward island trade

TU CURE A CO1/D IN UNE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BRUMU Quinlne

l'l‘ablets. Druggists refund money ii it fails to curc. E. W. Gl-\0VE'S

signature is on each box. 250.

,___ _ _

Thcrc is some local irrterest 111

'1‘14.1~11fA.\1A1‘1»>:»<‘.1-:rrN.'_f1N 'rAR1FF .\<111r~;r-;.\1r1:.v1‘_ '

.moves thc snrtnx on Gc1'rr1111\ »:un<ls, which vvas an adrlition of one tliirwl to'o11r~gc111:1"al tnriti 1'n.t1:s. in 1~1~t.\11~|. Germany admits nt n lower' rate-tllnu heretofore a considerable list of Cann- dian' products. 'l'besc include :- Whcat., barlcy. oats, clo\'cr seeds,

‘“ ' -I ._s

1 Beer' & Weeks _ Beer 81 Weeks Beer & Weeks

l' _.J

7 r"-"_'-° -i'*""" I

1 Clearance Sale oi Remnants 1

,1

' . ,_V__'-_ ,with them.

l ' ‘ ` Remnants ol many kinds

.

Months of busy selling have crcated hundreds and hundreds of rc_

rnnants of runny kinds-upstairs in our big “linen and lrousclrold goods" rl pt. And our recent very successful annual linen sale added hundreds nrorc to the collection. It has taken scvdral days of hard work getting them all into shape but this morning at 9 o’clock the counters will be heaped high

`l

._ at a traction of their worth

Y _ _

1 . Included in the lot will be found remnants of

. Table lirtens Draperies Muslins Curtainiugs

Towclrngs Sheetru gs Cot tonu Qui, tingu =’ ' Gateeus I`1cl-:ings Coverings Crown; 1

'fl' ""1 Table Oilcloths

v r

Remnants from the

llilclollr and Carpet Dept.

ill

und how fur it may irclp to pr-.,vi.|,, a new rrrarkot for' our pwdrruts. As has been h,_-f,,,~,._ _`-,uu.,|_ (\u,,u,u, “__ llrunrrl irotrr ~-*that was thc tntnl

Seventy-one hours ol orntory and

more or less painful intcridcd oratury by forty six speakers, witlr hull ns [runny more tlucut talkers yct to ` hc

_ _-_-1 ` _

Had Giveni Up All Hopeof- -~ 1 Living.

lean Trouble _Cured by 'Hu- bara‘a lleart and Nerve Pitta.

‘fL.‘-5‘~‘l"’d.s°“°"..?0l“l‘“'* .“1“;

wrt . n ear wu a e nick and did not Think l eiruld tive any

mph oltfma. ‘My turlouble vi-ittunry

rta oto motanoing

eouldlbeui d§;:Pl`orba“caése :ike r\;riue_._ l consul t every t 0':0ra‘. u my could do me no good. For seven wer-ki I c_onld hardly crow the Hoor, I had no nam, but was ao weak nobody rn the world can 'adrevo how I felt.. I _ad given up all Aopen oi livingand had given my little girl to my unter-rn-law. ..1.-°°' “.1 ‘.i"°“‘.::.:"f.‘:;:f: ::‘r::::

1 me me . . ,

you llelouldylry a dose of )lilburn`s Heart and Nerve Pills aa they are good for hes rt troublo._’ My-hueband got._me a box, hut for two days I was not feeling any better, but on the fourth day mv husband said, ‘ I believe thoee prlh are doing you good. I Wu able tn nay, ‘Yes, l [eel _n good deal better thin morning' l'le_sa1d, ‘\\ crl, l will get you another box right away! I took two boxes and three doscn out of the third Une, and l was perle1~tl_v well and have not been sick since then. '_

“I will never be witlmrrt them rn my

home for God knows rl' 1|. had not been for Milburn’| Heart and Nerve Pills, I would not have been alive now.”

Prilc. 50 cents per box._ 3 boxes for

$1.25, at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The 'l`. Llrlhum Co., Limited, ’l`nrontn, 0a\ _

'other Opposition speakers in the dia-

we presume that Mr. Kennedy' and

cussiou on transportation, may not lm pnroly disinterested and are willing to make some part'y callilal 0"* Ut

the \ situation. Al‘_ the shmff. U10 grievances complalrred of are grave. and have been allowul to 110 “Il “"‘ redressrd for far 'tivo lollll- 'If IS irish time that irotlr our r'cprr.~'cn_tn.-I tn-es at ottawa 111111 5* _thc `l’r0vi“°lH\\ Government got bus, about through'

transportation rates ' _

t"~ur yr-1-:tcrday's _/ at-iDUil»°l’°5 con'

tai`nc1l the arrrrurrrrcarrerrt of irr1iN‘l“ tant newspaper' clrarruws in St John. '|'\,u¢_ city ups now gi; daily rrc\\'s- papers, thc Telegrnpi. `l`iI1l€S. SUD. Star, Globe und Starr.-.;rr‘\l. All but the lnst. named are l"l>l‘I'L\l ill llUll" rips, The "l`olr~ur'npn’s proprietors l1:\vc sccrrrcd 1'o'nt.1‘ol ol the S1111 '_““l Star, which will be rrrcrpctl in thc Telcgraplr und Times l'cspcctivt~l_v on and alter' March lit, accorwlirrg to the despatch refterred tn. 'l`1l1c1‘caltel” ther'-f will he Ionr- ilnilics issuetl in sr .1o111., i1..~1-0 or 1.1111.. 1.1»n11: Libe- ml.

|ll‘l\'l\'Al. iN ST. JOHN \

~ .\'lS\\" 1\ll<1.\i1il‘]lth`_ _

ST. .ltJl'l1\', l\lnr'clr 7~.»\.~'. at direct > evun clistic rampniirn

rtsnlt of the ' 1.' .‘ 1 _. 'recently closed, tive clrnrclrcs intlrrs'

city and Fairville 1'ecui\‘cd ninety-

onr neu' 1r1.cmbe1's _v1‘.s‘te1'du_v.

“Bronchitis ”

in generally he rsult et a all mind by exposure to vet and inclement weather and may Wi across'-the fehi, llllrp pina -nal.; ditiicuity ia brea.thj.ng, e lauetiea et thigh phlegn, at. Brat white, but later at a greenish or yellowish eolor coming from the bronchial tubes when coughing, g. pecially the Ent. thin( in tho milfhing, Cure the tirst symptoms of bronchitis by _ the uae el Dr. Wood'| Norway Pin.

Syrup. '

' Ml!_l Mlltlll Bow.

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Bronchitb + 1'" uury ""1

P°°f|1.l\\

c“'°‘l' 1' a bad cough, mi.

headache, could nor

ll* *_* 0' ‘O sleep. Utd was tired all the time. I consulted two_d_oete1-5 and hnlh told me I had bronchitis, and advised me to give up teachrng. I tried almost everything but. n_one oi the medi- cines gave _rue any relief. 'Ono of my lriends advised mo to try Dr. Wood'r

Norway Pino Syrup. I had scarcely taken the first bott o when _I began to get better and when I had 'taken the .ourth bottle I fclt. as well as ever, my .ough had left me and I could sleep well."

++§+

“ Dr. Wood’s” il the original Norway

Pina Syrup. lt_is put. up! in a yellow wrapper, three prnetreoa t e trade mark and tho price 25 c_errts. Manlriueturcrl only hy The T. Milburn Co., Iamltoi 'I`n'.'oul.0, Ont.

Vat

in wide, 15 yclslong. 115; for 1_1o green with farvu llower.

llrusscls 27 in wide.

28 yds long, 1.55fo1' 1 ro red wrtlr gnreu llo\vc1'.~5. `

blocrlrrcttc, 27 in

wide, 6_\'dslo1rg, 1.55 for 7 oo fawu, grccrr and brown.

red .

irliiwn t0lelti|'cl1 Zi. _\\`lrr‘r'<‘1r|‘1111 tht' ltlrorrglitirrl Glolrv rct'nll.< thc snloirrri inrt that to kccp tho llirrrsc ol (‘-our rntms riirrnillil costs 5152 pi-|~ __.ir1\1t.\- oi sitting, and the total cost of thc dc- bnte to the counttry -has---lrecn close upon $100,000. After' that, `\\‘h0 will 55)’ Elllli- talk is r~l11-np? lllvcn 11 nroriest spccclr oi nu h1|1r"s lcnuth

costs $1,320, :ind it irrpst bc at prctgy good speech to be worth the money.

"Wu ncll lhc \11~.~t. lirrrzlislr 11il

(‘l1rlh and lrirrolcrrnrs in thu cllv, hlatlc un tlrl' tlncst. cairrvus und i11~§<l .l‘lt1Rlli=lJ l’Rilll.H, ilu' prrll1~1'||;~; gr-4, gl] new, in l<‘lornl and Frrnvcrrtiorral dc slgu. The priccii are only 25, 30, 351- 101' nilsz- 35. 4-'». 55. or. nm 7.5¢ for linolouins. All :wo yards wide. We mcasure your room and out the cloth to fit, irce of clmrgc_ Jmno.; l'“t0" & UU. (`liFll0i- und Frrrrritrrru Lenders. 3__f,q,-“_

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Spring Footwear,

_ . a

Shoe lor Ladies

Now In `

They are bcauties. l’at-

cut in Pumps, Bluclr.

Oxford, °Blucher Laced

and Buttoned, also same

in Kid and Gun Metal

all fresh froin the factory.

i brown . _

1 llrussels l\lo_1 body, 27 in wide, 21 1-2 ’ _yds long 1.45 for 95, green and brown.

dEng|rsh Orlcloths at 25 ' 30, 40, cts sq. 5’ ' . . _

Orlcloth s111.1ll size

2.50 for the piece

size.

li, Q.

25 p. c. to 1-3 I _Saved

Brrrssels N_o 2 bc-dy -27411 widc, 15 1-2

ygls long, 1.; ; for 95,1,-‘r,eeu and brown.

Brussels No 2 body 27 in wide, 15 I-2

yds long, 1.20 for 75_gr'een, fawn,brown,

Brussels Na 1 extra bodv, 27 in wide,

21 yds long, 1.95 for 1.45, lawn and

for under stove, also sruall rooms from 25 cts up to 1.50. ¢

Linoleum rn snrzrll ends from 50 cts to

See our printed -Linoleum at 3-\` cts yd. _ Wool Bla11lreis.lr6m $1.50 to 7.50 largc

Heavy Comforts from $1.011 to 2.75.

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Tapestry sta

Tapestry sta

lonq 7o cts yd

Tapestry sta

fzrwn.

preccs suitable

Suitable lo

No 2 Bruss

long, 1..|5 for

I .1 10.

25 p. c. to 1-3 Saved

We Want to clear out every yardlol Piece

Carpet in This Department. _

long, 60 cts yd for 38, green and brown."

long. Qu cts _vd for /(ro, green and rcd.

Tapestry stairs 22 in wide 4 1-2 yds

long. 48 cts yd for 35, green, brown,

stairs. they come in Axminster,22 in wide 7 1-2 yds long, 1.55 for 1.00. V

\`t-lvet 22 in widc 1) yds long, 1.55 for

Great lCarpetI Sale Now0n

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Paton s _ Paton s

‘lid ;\` /I I I " I 4_4- T _ ` . -HQ ’ 5 ~ ‘I 1, W `

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No.l Brussels, 27 _ - ,; _ €9‘ Brussels, No. 2, 111 wide 7 yds long, f- ' _ V ' Body 27 in wide,81 2 _ 1.110 for 1.20, fzrwn, ` ' * yds lor1g.1-45 for 95c,

‘green and brown. ` '_ brown, gre-cn. red. ; No 1 Brussels, 27 Ll - \ Brll-*S€lS N0 2. l10`d)'

27 inch ro yds long, 1 45 for 175 fruvu and gmc" -

Velvet body" '27 in

wide, ro-1-2 yds long, 1.55 for r.r5_fa1wn and grccn.

llr'11<scls No 2 bodv

27 inch wide. 11 yds long, 1.65 for 1.20 green and farvn.

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irs"1S in wf<le,_;1-2 yds

irs 2'/ in wide, 4 1-4 yds

_for 55, green and red. irs 18 in wide 53-4 yds-

r Hall runners or small

els 22 i1i_wide,7 1-2 yds 95-

1i~

i

Erderdown Comforts from $3.50 to

.1 5.00. .

0d_d pairs lace curtains 1-3 off. Sorled pairs lace curtains 1-2 pricc. `

Al-l~ other Brusscl Car-lied and Tapesiy

Carpet '

25 p. c. oil Tapestry

"The Art” 1

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Brrrssels No.

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