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Things to Remember.

RemembeP that Dayid Laird was elect- | ed by Belfast to stop the Railway, and

that he built ffty miles of branches.

Remember that he was elected as an) atiti-confederate, and that he started for |

Ottawa in the night to negociate terms of

union with what he himseif called “the |

Canadian Harlot.’’

Remember that be bargained for $26,-

000 a year less than the Island attey-

wards received under the Pope-Haviland- |

Howlan Terms.

Remember that he agreed that the pro-|

ceeds of the Fishery Award should be)

Dominion property.

Remember that he Queen's County to. support Sir John A. McDonald.

Remember that he *‘ sold” Sir John

for a seat in the Grit Cabinet.

far as he was able, did disfranchise more | than half the voting population of —

Island. Remember that he sold the representa-

tion ot the Island in the Cabinet for a Governorship in the North West, aad) $8000 a year. |

Remember that he betrayed every po- litical principle he ever professed.

might cleave to the roof of his mouth aad his right hand loose its cunning, if he ever voted for separate schools.

Remember that he voted for separate schools in the Whole of the great North) West. Remember that he charged $1,600 for |

travelling expenses in coming home ‘o) Charlotteiowa.

Remember that Louis H. Davies, while | Attorney General of Prince Edward Is- | land, meglectéd our interests for the sake of a large fee from the Dominion.

Remember that he says now that our claim for a share of the Fishery Award | is separate and distinct from the other) provinces.

Remember that he did not urge that claim before the Commission as the Attorney. .Geveral for Newfoundland did.

Rémember that everything he did was to put Money into his own pocket and the Dominion Treasury, instead of looking after the interests of the people of this Island,

Remember that he supports Edward Blake, who says that up to 1880 the Dominion, lost $1,027,000 by Prince Edward Island.

Remember that he supports Alexander Mackenzie; who, before the Cape Trav- erse Railway grant was made, said: * I think we have done very well by the Island, and we have carried out the Terms of Union to the utmost possible extent.”

Remember that he supported David Laird through the whole of that gentle- man’s crooked career.

Remember that it will be to your in- teres: to leave them both in private life ; in order to do that, don’t forget to mark your ballots for Brecken and Jenkins.

Remember tnat- L. H. Davies says in his card that he is a Prer Taper.

Remember that his leader and hero, Edward Blake, says in his card that Free Trade is impossible, and that he is in favor of Moprrate Protection.

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pecial Notices.

LAWN CROQUET —Just received. Sold cheap. R B. Huestis, Sign of the Pad Lock.

June 3. 6i wkly li

Firty Tea Sets to be sold cheap at Col- will’s. m29 2aw wkly 41

One case worsteds, one case Scotch tweeds, opening to-day at D. A. Bruce’s. [ju 3 tf

New Maris Svear at Beer & Gorre

Geo to W. P. Co_wtiu's for Clover, Timothy and Garden Seeds, {ap 7 wkly 2m

Lapirs’ English Kid Walking Boots, Slip- pers and Shoes, A few pairs just opened at the London Hoense. [june 3, 6i

A Larner quantity of Flower Pots at W. P Colwells, m2) tf

DPrixsxeEn Sets, Tea Sots, and Toilet Sets to be sold cheap at Colwill’s, m29 2aw wk4i

For Saxe, Alsike Red Clover and Vetches. Also, 30 quintals prime Cod Tish, at R, kK. Brack s, é amily Grocery.

Fres Sauwon, Halibut, and Cape Cod

Cranberries for sale at the Fish Market, Grafton Street. {june 3

SIX Hundred Milk Pans and Crocks to be sold cheap at Colwill’s. m29 2aw wkly 4i

Ruvcerars, Bananas, Pine Apples, Oranges

and Lemons, at W. F. Carter's, {jl 3i

Losst&ks received fresh every mornirg, and

for sale at the Fish Market, Grafton Street.

[june 2 2i eod

Cnotce Seep Wueat at W. P. Colwil’s,

{ma 24 tf

PARTIES wishing ice for the season will

lease leave their orders at the Fish Market, waften Street. [june 2 3i eod

Ay excellent lot of ware, in milk dishes,

Remember that he asked that his tongue |

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ete., at the Poitery, cheap. [m26 10i eod CANADIAN Cheese just received at Beer & Coffs, {may 20

Still taking Bank P. E. Island Bills for Goods at W. E. Dawson & Neh [ma 17

ASTTRAGE for three or four cows, with water, on the Mount Edward Koad, ‘Apply | inrmediatel -—WILttam Dopp. timer é

A LARGE stock ofvfiesh Vegetable Seeds. of | the best quality and in great variety, ea] received at Watson’s Drug Store, a4 tf

Rakixe Beaxs at Beer & Gott’s, {may 20 | ._ $0 save the heels of your boots from wear. | - ee & pair of heel-protectors, ovly 10 onsite, |

dé Gorr & Co, [ap2s t# |

sRABAM FLowER at Beer & Goff's, [may 20 |

Sash paid for Bank P. E, Island Bills at W. E. Dawson & Co's.

ms 17) Comi and sec the » i oh d plendid assort Spring Tweeds manufactured at the Char.

lottetown Woolen Mills and | + Wht Uidteds tote ae ee Gratton SH, gear Wein ae ee

was elected for'

S Remember that he attempted, aud as PERNAN RE

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Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feot and Ears, and all other

Pains and Aches.

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To the Electors of Queen’s ‘ , County : 1 ENTLEMEN, —I have been nominated by the Liberal Reform Convention as one

of the Candidates to contest Queens County in the Liberal interests at the approaching General Election. Having accepted the nomination, | now respectfully solicit your stipport and influence for myself and col- league. The indecent baste with which the elections liave been hurried on will prevent Mr. Laird and myself from meeting you in all the sections of the County as we desired. We will, how- ever, do what is possible in the short time left at our disposal, and I trust that the electors of those settlements we are unable to visit will understand the reason and place the blame on the right shoulders. My views upon the great issues of the day are known to most of you. I am a Free Trader, and believe the protective system now in operation in this Dominion to be oppressive and ruinous to the mass of the people. The assurances so freely offered you in 1878, that there was not to be an increase, but only a re-adjustment of the then tariff, and that this would speedily bring about Reciprocity, have both been falsified. . The taxes have been in- creased many millions of dollars, aud Revipro- city is further away than ever.

You are now boldly asked to give your sanction to the renewal of the present pratec- tive tariff for another five years, after which you are told the manufacturers will be able to maintain their monopolies without your aid, In the Island alone we are paying, according to my judgment, at least $150,000 annually to the Government, as our share of the increased taxation. Let me ask what compensating advantage do we derive in retura? You will find that my estimate of the increased taXa- tion laid upon P. E. Island a'one is under the mark. In the year 1851, although nearly $5,000,000 worth of goods were imported into the Dominion /ess than in the year 1877, still the duties paid by the people were about $6,000,000 more than those paid in 1877. Your share of this would be over $150,000, and the estimate do:s not take into considera tion the immense sums levied upon you which go directly into the pockets of the Canadian manufacturers and not into the Treasury. I look upon the enormous increase of taxation as utterly unjustifiable and unnecessary, and will do my best, if elected, to promote a re- turn to a Revenue Tariff simply.

I feel that. I need say little respecting the Pacific Railway contract, because my views on it are well known and have frequently been put before you. I condemn it, first, becau’e it was given to a favored Syndicate, without public competition, or tender ; sec- ondly, because it grants to the favored cor- poration, monopolies and privileges utterly opposed to the growth and development of the country over which they extend ; and thirdly, because another company, equally as reliable, actually offered to carry out the same contrect for $3,000,000 cash, and 3,000,000 acres of land less than are to be paid, and given to the favored menopolists, and that too without asking for the exclusive privileges, granted to the Syndicate, which I believe will prove destructive to the future well being of our great North-West,

The wholesale grants of the public lands of the North West Territories lately made by the Government to Speculators and Land Com- panies, are a fitting supplement to their Pacific Railway Syndicate monopoly, The policy of t! e Reform party, viz., the land for the settler and the price for the Government, has been reversed and the policy of the existing admin- istration appears to be the creation of mono- polies to fleece both settler and Government.

I cannot and will not believe that the electors of P. E, Island will sanction such a policy.

I believe that we havea just claim to a share of the Fishery Award, but I am not sur- prised at Sir John McDonald’s Government rejecting it when I remember that your late representatives never submitted the claim to the consideration and vote of the House of Commons, Had they done #0, possibly the result would have been differ- ent. Our claim was not one in common with the other Maritime Provinces which was sub- mitted and iaacteds but entirely distinct and

. and while doubtless the in. excusable delay in submitting the Island’s claim tothe consideration of the House bas seriously prejudiced our case, still, if elected, [ shall do all in my power to obtain a recog- nition of our rights, and I cannot believe that a claim which is so universally recognized in

| this Island as a just one, will be ignored in the Dominion House of Commons if properly pre-

sented fer its consideration. I have the honor to be, = fours respectfully, L. H. DAVIES. Ch'town, May 29, 1882.—[m 31 2w law wi

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The Steamers ST, LAWRENCE and PRINCESS OF WALES will, com. mencing the 29th May, 18s2, sail as under:

FOR NOVA SCOTIA.

Leave Charlottetown for Pictou Landing

| every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday ang MACDONALD’S, | Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock com

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day train from St. John, tor Summerside, cpas necting there with Express Train fur Opan lottetuwn. Sie Also leave Charlottetown for Summerside every Munday morning, at 2 vclock, an@ Idave Summerside for Charlottetown every Saturday evening about five o'clock,

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FURNITURE.

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Children’s Carriages, lron Bedsteads,

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