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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOLTETOWN, NOVEFM®EX 21, 3:89.
SINCERITY.OF PROHIBITIONISTS |
Mr. Epitcr,—Are temperante workers | including the members of the Dominion Alliance sincere in their advocacy of Pro- hibition? Daring the past week a num ber of political meetings have been held in different parts of the Belfast and Mur-
rey Harbor diatricts. The centeral flgure aud principal speaker at these meetings was Sir Louis a.
Davis a prominent member of the Domin ion Cabinet. Tnese meetings were wtiend- ed by a large number of temperance sup- porters and workers, includiog clergymen, many of them occupying places en the platform with the speaker—men whom I
see, and it they did not, they wou!d for- outcome of that Campaign,
expected that when au
This addrees fell flat on the ears of the electors, many of whom are disgust- ed with grit election appeals.
Sir Louis Davies next came forward and spoke for about one hour, — dwelling con- siderably on the fact of the Grit govern~ ment at Ottawa being composed of busi» men. He named Mulock, Blair, Fielding, Fisher and Sifton ;—but very strange to say he failed to name the Mas- ter of the Administration, Tarte. He told us iD one breata that the Railway and Bridge were now the law of the land, and then turning a complete somerealt, said that * it might be estopped ye’: I dont deny che power ot ‘ue people;” ,“I do not offer this as a threat.” Bat notwithstanding bis attempt to conceal the threat, 1t was very pl situs by the meeting what the vlj-ct was. Theeiectors here we!l uoder~ siuud bis tactice and are vot determined to accept hie dictationy By the general tone of the speakers it was plainly evident that tuey feel they are werking in @ lost ¢ cause.
The attempt to raise enthusiaem ia bebalf of McKinnon completely failed. ELECTOR.
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ESTEEME DEXUcANGES.
denvess with which Mr. Greenway has eprung the Mavitcba geuerel elections, that astute politician views the growing popularity of Hon. Hugh Jonn McDonald with alarm, aud is trying to pull through before it is too late. A few months ago the Manitoba government announced that the contest might be looked for next sum- mer. More recently—last week, indeed— Mr. Cameron, declared that there would be no election until after Christmas. Now a sharpturn hasbeen made, and the nominations will take place in ten days, and the polling on the 7th of next month.
In thie city, on Nov. 18th, 1899, after a short illness of one night, Janie, beloved daughter of Jobnand Ann White, in the ]4th year of her age.
One precious to our hearts bas gone, Tbe voice we loved is stilled;
The place made vacant in our home Can never more be filied.
Our Father in His wisdom called The boon His love had given, And thongh on earth the bady lies
The soul ie safe in Heaven.
A Jury et Women
y bave tested the merits of Dr. Ae an Chante Kidney-Liver Pills return tue ver- eict that for backache and kidney disorders there 1s no preparationin any way equal to this great discovery of Dr A W Chase, Amer-~ ica’s greatest physician. This great kidney cure is sold by all dealers at 25 cents a box, and has proved most effectual as remedy for the mapyi lls to which woman 1s subject.
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Miss Katie Davies will Jeave on Thurs- day for St. Paul, Minp.
Mr. J.J. Hornby, of Halifax, is a guest at the Hotel Davies,
Miss Gertie McKachen returned frou New York last evening.
Mr. Oawald Hornsby, esr, is to-day re- ported somewhat easier although etill very weak
Hon, Peter McNutt, of Malpeque, is in| ped 10 London by Dillon & Spillett on thecity. He is registered atthe Hotel| Friday Saturday aod Monday, already Davies. referred to, is valaed at $37,700
Mi-s Elsie McGowan leaves on Thurse- day for Ottawa tospendthe winter with M rs A. W. Ower
Hon. William Rchards was a_ passen~ ger by the western traip this morning re» turn og to Bideford.
Mixs Vere Hyndmapv will leave on Chureday to spend the wister in Ottawa with Lady Davies aod tamily.
The deathof Sir J. W. Dawson, the eminent scientist, is reported. Sir William was rorn in Pictou in October 1820.
The friends of Mrs, Benjamin Heariz,
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Bi ys’ Hicutanp Bricape.— Patriotic decorauions, pa riouc airs, patriouc tea iD Si. Jame’s Hall Thuraday next.
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Foanitvrs.—The auction sale of Mr. Sweesev’s furniture will tave place Thurs- il o'clock am = Pia o hall, bedroom and
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the Abegweits and the S D C’s took piace on the C AAA grounds yes erday efter-~ noon about 4 o’clock. The grounds were very wet, making it disegreeatle for the players, and unfavorable tor good playing. | The S DC’s defended the northern goal, | and the Abegweits the southern goal. Betbune kicked the ball cff. The play | in the tirat half was very exciting, no points being secred. In the second | haif the Abegweits had it mostly their | own way. In ibis balf no points were | scored, till about five minutes before the finish, when Bethune made a touch down which resuited in ago+l. No more points | were made the ecere siandirg 5-9 in favor of the A begweits.
In the firet half, shortle after the begin- nor of play, D. A. McKinnon received & very revere cut under the left eye, necessitating a few stitches. He played to the finisb, however.
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Are you ali supplied with good warm Underclothing ? Every manand boy who still wantthe best value in Under- clething go directto J B Mac- donald & Ca.
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The “Grapbophone Grand” to rent— aoply to Miller B.os. A whole concert in itself ‘‘the Graph- opboce Gravd” to rent applyto aliller Bros.
Orcer your double windows now, All s zeson hané.~A Dachemin & Co. 3. A Big Shipment—Geo. Carier & Co have just received a carload of fancy
goods, toys, _ dolls, games, chinaware, toy picture booke, eic, and bave lots more to follow. The httile
folks wants are going to be looked after by this firm for Xmas gifts. 269 Zins. Brighton Brewery is turning out very superior Ale and Stout. See edi on first page of this issue.
Reserve the 14th Dec for the apron fair and tea tobeheld by the W. C. T.U. Aprons of all styles and sizes, also home
made candy.
/ raising of the tlags and banoers by the
Robert Villettr, Angus McKinnon, W Stewart and John Ogilvie, the Jatter tax- | ing passage at Halifax. passenges included Mrs Hatfield, Mr W W Hatfield, and Mr W P Haynes, for,
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Aw Exsayante Davxca.—A dance that | was enjoyable from every point of view | was neld in Mechanic’s Halli lait evening. There were about forty couple in attend ance, and all fully appreciated the choice programme of dances and the excellent music furniabed by Miss Burris. The guests were received by Mrs (Dr.)Con- roy and Mrs.R. B. Norton. Mr. Wel- lace Stewart was the caterer, and looked after this feature of the entertainment in good style. The young gentlemen who promoted the dance are to be congratulat~ ed upon the large measure of success which attended their efforts.
Tue Temperance Concert.—Company * A” of the Loyal Crusaders were egain favored with a crowded house on Monday evening. These entertainments are ber coming more and more popular. The
children was a special and pleas. ing teature of last pight’s concert.
The singiog, dialogues, recitations and reading3 were well rendered wh'le the band instruments and graphaphone gave to the programme a plessact variety. Tbe con~ cert opened at 730 and closed at sharp nine, and everycne went home plcased and satisfied with the evening’s estertainment, We wish the young temperance crusaders continued and abundant success.
—The total vote in South Renfrew, Ontario, polled last vear was 4,447. In ‘the by-election on Tueeday la-t about 2.200 v.tes were polled, of which Mr. Mc- Garry, (the conservative) secured over 1,100 and Mr. Latchford (the liberal) about 1,330. I» other words the conser a» tive cardidate showed an increase of 125 and the number of Liberal votes decreased ever 2,000, which causes the Ottawa Citi- zen t) remark that it was a moral victory for the Conservatives.
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