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A. MACDONALD
THE BAILY EXAMINER CHARLOT'TETOWN, JANUARY 5 1900
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OPEN LETIER
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he Hon. Donald Farquiarsen,
the Unsousd Leader.
Sin,—Some time has elapsed since I addressed you my lagt letter. I fally pected the sound advice which | teadered
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to you would not be wholly lost upon you. Instead you have persisted in your med, reckless and wild career, and gone from bad to worse. The voice ef the people
east and west bas proclaimed against yeu that the policy of “‘drift” must step. Bel- fast and Murray Harbor have epoken in no mistakable terms that they baye no con
fidence in you. An honorable man under these circumstances would resign at ence. You have fa‘led in publishing a correc
account of the financial situation, you failed in publiehing the ruinous and reck
leas agreement about the Hillsborough Bridge, you failed to publish the report of the asylum investigation, and true to your instincts, a moribund goverament dis- misses the Superintendent, Dr, Blanchard. We should have had the report of the Commiseioners before anything like this should bave taken place. You have male a political institution of the asylum, and it is net to be expested that the country wil! much looger permit you to trade upon an institution that may yet be called upon to receive yourself into its unfortunate wards.
The situation of the country is truly alarming. ‘“‘ No coafidence” has bea voted by the country against you. You
siill cling to the {fleshspote and purene your made course. Just take a retro
spective glance at your Government’s re
cord since i891. Inthat year there was a partial election. The Censervative can
didate contended fora hait. The accouats should have been published. You made merchandise of the schools to carry that election and the revenue of the province bas suffered from that same mad career. Well you gained poweras aparty. You proclaimed to the country that you hoped the day of taxation was far distant. With a false cry you carried the election, You then immediately levied taxes on the dead acd the living. The next election with a false cry ot an arbitration you raised ihe hopes of the electorate to an expectation of a large subsidy from the Dominion Gev- ernment that atleast a million dollars
would be placed to the crecit of this Province and the farmers would never again be called npon tu pay any more taxes. The
arbitration fad was knocked cold by Laurier’s announcement in parliament. Peters took his departure to British Col~ umbia.Warburton succeeded him. When the latter found a comfortable berth he also took his departure. You lave suc- ceeded to the leadership of the “rump,” and I do not know where you will shelve yourself ualess it be the position of night watchman on the dredge--to watch and guard tbe steam tug that is receiving $25 per day from the master of the admin- stration, Tarte! Yes! the old surveyiag scow needs 8 watchman also. It ia tou valusblea craft to go onthe shoals. | don’t at all mean to ineinua‘e that these would not be honorable positions. They are king tothe one you hold now. After losing the confidence of tue country «no honorable man would not bold on to power one moment, but would place his
resignation in tbe hands of the Governor ard call the Leader »0f the Opposition to take command.
At least, such is the course which is being advocated by honoratle men eserywhere. You prefer to haegon to the offices. Wei’, be eure of thie that the country will de- mand a full and open account of every transaction by you, every contract, every road job, every report, every appointment! and every supply furnished and by’ whom to the asylum, provincial gaols, etc., etc., and when your euccessors will take the country into their confidence and pro. pound their policy, they will be expected to do their duty; and if they don’t they too will be turned out. This country must rise above pariy and place its finances on a healthy basic. Butif the taxes must be raised the people must be informed how they are spent.
I will not advert to the Hillsboro Bridge further than to say that I am disappointed that the public has no «pirate roaiway from the railway.. They car only use the bridge when the railway is not running. This isa humbug if ‘the pubtic must travel op the same passege ay the cars. Then your bargain with the Dominion is the most scandalous and iniquitous that could be made, for it will not cost the Dominion one thousand dollars a year eXtra, whereas 1 am as- sured Mr. Davies has sacrificed this province twelve thousand a year and you were like the potter’s clay ia his bands. The Belfast aud Murray Harbor election was doubtless viewed somewhat like Philip when be ‘eat his lientenants A(talus and Parmenio into Asia. As usual before all ex edit ous of importance he consulted the Delphic Or- acle and received the following response equally applicable t; the prosperous or unsuccessful event of war: “The Bull is ready crowned; his end approaches, and he will sooa be sacrificed.” The pro- phecy said Philip, is quite clear, the Bull is the monarch of Persia. The predic tion found its But Philip himeelf was the victim. You; in like manner, went to Moncton to con cult your oracle. You brought him to the Belfast and Murray Harbor district, and predicted that the Bull was McLean aud Prowse. Bui,ob! how unforiupate when the oracle’s word correctly inter.
preted applies to yourself “The Bul! is |
ready crowned ; his end approaches, and he will soon dom. Resign. I tender to you gentile reminde- ‘‘lest you sbou!d forget !” ; Vox Porvtt. Jan, 2nd, 1900.
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OBITUARY.
e 1 to her et i exard ou Thurs- lay, 28c:h Decemter, Margaret Noble, relict of the late Francis Malone, Eequire, of South Melville The deceased lady
was born at Miramichi, N. B., about 76 years ago, and came to this Island when a girl, and for some years resided at North River. Mre. Malone, whom many triends today mourn, was a most estimable lady, posee sed of those qualities, wuich always secure the love and eeteem of rela- tives aod neighbours, and those who are bereaved by her decease will long cherish in loving remembrance her neversceasing solicitude for the r happiness and comfort, her excellent financial management of fami'y affairs, and her thoughtful admon- itions and counsels for those under the sacred roof-tree of the home, while church and community have been depriv- ed of a large hearted and practical Catho- lic. Her tuueral, under the management of undertaker R. B. Reid, Crapaud, took place to St. Joseph’s Church, Kelly’s Cross, on Saturday morning, and was largely attended in spite of the bad roads after the storm. Tne obeequies were per- formed by the pastor, Rev. D. B. Reid. To the bereaved ones we tender our hearty sympathy in the loss they have sustained,
Death visited Summersids on Tuesday, the 19th Dec., and removed ene of ite oldest ard moet respected citizena, Mr. Robert Glover, ar., at the advanced age of 80 yeare. Mr. Glover was born at Mur- ray Harbor, and when quite young moved to Summerside, which was at that time alla forest. Hisdeatn was not at all unexpected as he had been ailing for thir- teen months, bearing his illness with He leaves a wife, two to mourn
sons and one daughter their loss.
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P E. ISLAND HOSPITAL
The P. E. 1. Island Hospita! has re the following :—
Collected by Mise Estelle Bar- deite, Bridgetown ..............$ 5.55 Proceeds of concert at Bideford,
managed by Maud Hayes, Edith
Kogland, Daisy Wiiiams, L Dystant, J L Arnett, G Mc BIE. i. O84 kok eh rian deo eee Collected by Miss Mary Wright, CN iss stuskaschs +s sg heeeans & See Also $24.88 worth of goods, in- cluding a $15 clock from E W Taylor, Bq ....0... sees ee eevee Collected by Mrs (Dr) Murchison, ee Soe ey ay 4.00 Also the following amounts for the building Fund : — Rober: Mutch, Gallas Point...... 5.00 Mies M L Peters, City.......... - 158.00 B Heartz, City ....00....-c00-. 100 00 Haezard & Moore........ 10.00 Neil McQuarrie, Summerside... 2500 James A Sharp, Summerside.. 10.00 John Agnew, Alberwon........ 30.00 F de St. U Brecken, City ..... 25.00 Messrs Moore & McLeod, City.. 25.60 FPO, Cy 3005.20 séante 50 00 rey 25.00 Hon D Farquharson, City........ 2500 Tonos E Ramsay,Summereide... 50.00 Alex. Martiv, MP, Va'leyfield...§ 30 00 Mrs Dorotha Lefurgey, S’Side.. 50 00 A A Lefurgey, S’side....... 25 00 J E *Lefurgey, S’Side.. 25 00 FP Onarvell, city cccrocrceseccsceee 25 00 Wie BS. Ait Bits. Cc... 00... cetees 25 00 Japt T G Taylor, city....... 25 00
archibald Kennedy, city... -... 200 00
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Volunteers Enrolled.
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Lonxvoy, dan. 2.—There was a scene of great popular enthuéeiasm yesterday morning during the enrollment of the City of London imperial volunteers. The approaches to the Guildhall were thronged with people and barriers had to be erect. ed to keep tbe crowd back. Lord Mayor Newton made a stirring address to the first 500 volunteers who will leave here on Jan. 13.
Is apsolutely pure. It costs only one-tenth eent a day per henif you buy itin bane cans. It will increase the profit from your o 4 this winter. To be profitable your pullets should = now. All your hens should be in condition to lay dally while eggs are high. It assures perfect assimilation of the food elements needed to produce eggs.
If you can’t get the Powder send to us. One ack, 25 cts.; five,$1. Large two-lb. can, 81.20. six cans, exp. paid, 85. Sample copy est Poultry
paper free. 1.8. JOHNSON & CO, Boston, Masa
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Residence in connection with store.
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DUNDAS NOTES
Christmas pas»ed off very quiet'y bere We had not the ufual chime of bells as the roads were black and muddy.
Our butter factory is dcing a rushing buainees, and our butter is in great de~ mand,
We are glad tosee our genial friend Mr. Cameron among us spending hie well- earned Christmas hol'daye. Mr. Cameron isa veteran tercher who haa done much good for the youth of the country and deserves better cons.derstion,
Mr. Andereon, from St Peters’, preached in the Presbyterian Church here last Sun- day to a large audience Rev. D. M. Campbell was to preach in the Kirk at Upton last Sunday, but failed to put in so appearance.
Mr. Neil McKinron ig expecting to do arushipg business in frozen smelits and patent medicines this winter. Success to his energy.
They say Currie & Co, are buying horses for -be Transvaal —sound wind and limb
The victory in Belfast and Murray Har- bor is making the few grits that are here look very blue, black and downcast.
The firm of Matthew & McLean has donea rushing business thie fall.
Hon, Thomas Kickham has openeda branch store at the late 8S. McDonald’s old stand, Neil McKay im charge.
Tas Examiner is looked for here very keenly on mail days by a crowd of anxious readers.
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Dundas, Jan. 3rd, 1900.
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Kiyeston, Ja., Jan. 3.—A detachment of the West Indian regiment (colored) em barked yesterday to reinforce the Ber- muda garrison. It is expected that if the imperial troops in Jamaica go to South Africa Canadian militia will be sent here for garrison duty.
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Beer Agent Abroad.
Awsrerpam, Jan. 2.—-Commandant De Waard of the Hollander corps at Pretoria has arrived here. Heis intrusted witha mission to Europe on bebalf of the Trans- vaal. He refuaés to give any information as to the object of his mission, but .tis believed he 18 here to make purchases.
VIOLENT
HEADACHES
Accompanied by Indigestion and Constipation cured by Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills
From Bath, Ont., comes the particulars of 9 remarkable cure effected by Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. Mr. fos. Gardiner was for fM@y years the victim of indigestion, con- stipation, and violent headaches. Nothing seemed to have the desired effect until he be-
an the use of Dr. Chases’s Kidney-Liver
ills, and they effected a complete cure. Mr. Gardiner writes :
‘*I have been troubled fer over forty years with indigestion and constipation, would go for two weeks atatime. At intervals I would be taken with violent headaches. I spent dollars and dollars in vain, and was finally ad- vised to use Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, and must say ‘hat they are the only remedy that gave me permanent relief. I would not be without them for anything. *
Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a dose. 25c.abox. Atal dealers, or Edmanson Bates & Co., Toronto.
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A Bilious Letter
memes menes
Thureday evening we dropped a bill in the Post Office for a prominent geutleman of thistown. The next morning we bad the pleasure of rece pting it. This is what we call rromptness. (Ob, that othere would do likewise.) Wehave been drop- piog.dropping, softly dropping a number of bills in the Post Office; and we are wait- ing,waiting patiently, to have the pleasure and to give the rleasure of receipting them.
Please do not all come together; but if you do, what a happy, happy gathering It willbe. We bave a number of bills to pay, and a large number of amall bills that should be paid us. Kindly pay yours and we will be in a position to do likewise.
Yours very truly
J. J. GAY & SON,
CHARLOTTETOWN.
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