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» _ ‘m“‘ti°f§°t°;Y T°°°8!\il=i from the gov- the Auditor’s 'Departin;nt;
“"1 °“ Pefliemw of the Domm the county coma me Executive
E ance to . 1 .E ' _ be .een that we have per'
1 i °“~" d9l§*» 0-nd I fhertfore deem formed more work for loss money than
t ueceniu-yto refer to that important ourpredeosgsgi-g,
---- ‘E ‘“b5°°t' 'Tm P\Ni0 ts of last N”-d 1 - .
` ,, md" _ 1 :Mun ._ _ °P3_\’tll19ll_l=.of the pubhe eervicct
. E _ pwiitlgalarilidllzr, wtillliye ml: fri°:;-T md mud” '”°'°i“
issued By Prcmiu Far- -1-mf---=. mi--» u.-.o-=- _ _°’“‘ “ ’°"" “’“’°*“'1_
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Much has been said of late in refer ments it will
Legislature, which should be filled $ 008 6 4 81 his true income, and to crease the fs-3
"°“g“‘” met’ “nd as my °”° Expenditure (see Public _83N"6'78l ghgutmd :ilu cfillzmerscovrfs ' I Q
of our Parliamentary term re counts ‘276 7 85 were uppomd by every member 0’f the l l '
the Government of which I am Capital Account 25:7 49 Oppoaticn, who voted against each of E _ _rf I _ have dissolved Parliament and those Bills. The corporations 0on- ' _ `
snow being made to the pso~_ '1`°*°1» $302,503.34 _Ben-k°»S*°°mShi1?0°-m' e i »
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ponies, Telegraph Telephone Fireand Life Insurance Companies The effect
important questions that have N t h _ _ ofthe Qpposition vote on this occasion and which mustcontinue to arise, 18990 thisalzzguiilgftggege -dlagsimres In 1 ga‘I>_arn°d»tW‘3]\*l¢: £0011 U0 00I1fil10i
the Government °f this province to oilr credit in 1900 ' 1: ha appear l and it hapx colnptglledmirinserlo
the Federal Government, call for _ . j 9 3 p1Pv_ed1 d0`|,|¢1¢|,-8; t fax on farml- d
. .- ‘the Wisdom of holding securities‘ Pres” . 3'? sf
best and most mature consideration. _as th ~ _ orallovv the debt to increase according-
Oonfederation the revenue of this ey are nov Worth mo han would? ly' W” the sfswm °'d°Pt°d by °m"`
li _ ed d. have been realized for the in 1899. Tory friends when in power, when they
becam ,~ 1 j - _
_ ° 'm' “__ Dm,” ,he Consmativ m _ fm 5¢o11eoieaovorses,ooomfaxes-all from
Wh11S¢ 0111' <’-11101151 _ 5 _ 3"” m 1 the farm lands-and allowed all the rich
ho r-
ms increased' in order to 1849 to 1891 nopublic bu' ` or per-'pg tooorratkinsgofree. We, weve , the urgent and growing wants manent public works of importance earned these amendments, to
pogressive and intelligent people. “'°"° °’°°t°5¥ 7°* the BIPS dimfes WGN? zlxlsetilfesc nina ,:h°qmf;':°;°i?hth°at we
of a permanent character are 'er-7 1°"3°° TP” “ISP 'fd 5 d°a°it§ several thousand dollars from these “ned fmkmd nogwighsfandigm- every 79°F dllfllls 'P11011' 911 79811. _ sources added to ‘our revenue for this wehave levied certain taxes to sup- °x_°°pt ‘md Well* ¢ Of 05509 yen' Mlm' - v ‘
ur estiun dum, with a deficit for their t year of ._ Ill 00ll¢lI1l'l0Il_I la
'°'°““°’ W ° seosiv vo and d b f 17 11° 05°” mill# an
onthegovernment foruseful l _ ' ' _ * ° t° lvqoo- B01 the bmimsgd
works’ is such as to make it uw sides the ordinary revenu which they carried on in ‘ ay to appeal to the Federal Admm_ received and spent during ose thirteen for an addltidn to our subsidx years, they received and peut the fol-
with our circumstances and ' l°Wi”3’ _ , _ `
IEceiv_ed from the Dominilon
on piers and other claims $109,667.62
thus pointing out that some ' _
me ...ea-11. 1.- M1- “`“.§.‘f’.:..§:‘?ff%__fff1¥__fff%1iff_‘__1fif...,..._..
if we are to have substan-
works ofa permanent nature, Total ........................ ..§.._${-309,667.62 _year to yair go unchallenged, and that
fully realize the importanceof ex- Thug besides spending he ordinary 1 the very greatest care in regard ‘revenue each year, they so expended
expenditures of this class. With a ` this $309,667.62. Theyalso ivedonan
tomain ` ' finan f th 000
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taining the ces o 6 average $19, per year ore from the
ma sound’ poétion. fll°l¥_l0B1i_ Land0Beeth'au§we have llected dur-F
000110111? UBS U90” IH'aU¢iS0d` ill ing our term; amonntingl for the l8`
with au me affairs of the years to '_s247,oog. Thai also paid;
It cannot be denied that $18,000 per annum less f r education
U6 l0!!1alnl78lI1 0111' public Se1'ViO€S than \ve havg paid, Q1- in an $234,000
efficient way, some further Yet, in face of all this, tghy went out
to our provincial revenue is of power owing $171,000, hich we had
Some of our sister provinces to meet upon assuming lthe reins if
in the possession of mines, government, andon which we had to
CV!
T H M A FOR SEVEN YEARS
lor Tim llonllls Pmlois li Tiklng Clam s Kali Compound Cinll llil Work a llay.
rnosouucsn ins casa incur-
llu-iiow coli>i.irrai.r cumin.
seven from
in
210
n homes than any
lt is curing Asthilt 8
in usable, and bringing _ °‘ °°°'“"° '“¢"°" fm cupy one of the spacious rooms of the
C.P.R. v ' ° h
lm brought more :twill-
Cauadia
om been new P. W. College. We owe this muc
Port Arthur
or lands, which are valuable _p y interest ‘ever since. ,
of revenue. The _ exceptional At each General Electilm since 1891 °f 0111' Province in thai respect our Tory friends have been 1tiu'ned down been Placed bi' me beta” the by the electors, and a gl ice at the fig- Of the D°mini0n at Ottawa; ures just given, coupledagliith the fact urged, that under these cir-
it is only reasonable that a
hberal allowance should be made province than has .hitherto been From the very favorable in which my representations
received, I am exceedingly hopeful the Justice of our claim in this re- will be recognized at the coming
of the Dominion Parliament.
Our government is continued in
we shall feel it our duty to press
matter very earnest-ly upon the
on of the Dominion authori-
i
andl feel assured that our request,
that not one public 'or work of any magnitude was left to ‘tell the tale, will demonstrate why they have been voted out of power. ‘ ' '
Exception has been taken to issuing
debentures for permanent works, build- ings, steel bridges, &c. We contend that when 8% per cent bonds can be floated at par _it is preferable to borrowing from the bank at 5 per cent. We, however, intend going slow in this line; and I think the public will agree with me when I say that we cannlot erect Col- leges and Asylums out of ordinary revenue, and that itis preferable to is- sue debentures having a sinking fund attached, which at the end of the 30 years, the time which the law provides, willhave accumulated to a. sufficient amount to pay of the -matured. de- bentures; '
It gces without saying that our school
system with the Prince of Wales College at its head is the pride of our province. We hope, however, to improve upon the system by introducing Agriculture and Horticulture, and when the New Year and the New Century shall have arrived that a Minister of Agriculture will also appear upon the scene and with him a Professor of Agriculture, who will oc-
‘ at least to the industrious and' intelligent r farmers of ourprouince.
, That thegovernnient havenotbeen ex- ' travagant in our expenditure"of the 'pub- I . . _ »
ake
lic money can be various comparative from time to time: T for
have so improved its condition as to merit the approbaticm ofevbn our politi- cal enemies. Take the
w . Our
Registry Gmce, was in a most disgraceful state theLiberal Gov- ernment came 'into power in 1891,-is now, as iswelli known to our lawyers and business men, in splendid condition. Our Insane Asylum has the endorsation of all who have visited it, and we court investigation under this head. Our Public Accounts as they appear from
n the face of a critical and willing opposition. _ _
Since I became Leader-two and a
half years ago-I have done m best with the means atmy disposal. %Vh_ilst~ we have--eccnomised tc the greatest possible extent, _yet we have met the
`publ.ic requirements fairly well and
have, up to date, paid every just de- mand made upon us. and for the past year carried out our promise to make revenue -and expenditure meel, showing a small surplus.
In coming before you, therefore, to
ask for a renewed lease cf power for myself _aud the Liberal party in our Local Legislature. ' I do so with the full assurance that my appeal will not be in vain. `
I am, gentlemen, - °
_ . Yourobedient servant,
D. Fauounansou.
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' . :Qg 1.01.. is me
_ - sack when he
_ '_ ' was illing it
- _ But it was
_-_;;`5.~ mich a little hole that he thought it ~~ 0 ‘ . __ wouldn’t mat- _ - ` Q ter. _Out of _;.?._ ‘ that little hole
he lost his
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t h e health.
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'-lhe .large,.amouut of travel compared
l‘°°?l¥;ft°li_;‘;1`oa1lg99Y0l1' s 282 677 81 vgithhthe Inst and also the introduction Ex dn I i 0 c eese and butter factories render
Pen me or 276' 8885 good roads anecesslty It will there
Surplus 5 533395 fore be the work of the incoming Gov
""" °l“5m“'.Y "°°_°iDts ov ordinary re--ernment "5 dw with *US ‘1"'°Sfi°11-I
l venue for the year 1 thus shows ai' -Au°Wi"g “wh wwnship f° *like Cm °f surplus of *5 88838 1 US OWU P08118. supplemented it may be
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E0 » » » We ob, . ed th dt f _ _ by a grant from the Government, and
iment in l;9 tdnisshe ford to apllomtorelact aboarflmr this_pm°` _
-"' 336,000 for Permanent Public Works,f £088 Lmmd Qt. nppomteli __
meh as m ts PM _ y l e Government as hithertor has
l'\¢ Issues Wh'cli the 0°11°ae.P;;n-ff :gn s;1(;3m‘fn;ii`§.§i1°°°“.‘“"'-‘°'°°“ ""“ ’°'“°“Y° B°‘°*°~'
3,., ’ _ __ 0410131111! the system; however, it would _ ‘
Electoral: are Asked iii? $.12; iff; »?°;l°;if.§`.L_”°,, ,,"‘°° ‘°‘ °“’.“".°“‘8°”° °‘°°‘?“. °°' ' ’ $9
_ . these Debentures ot uootspqam'-,` ‘_“°“5'°“""'_'°`. _ ~ t0 C()n5)Q¢f, ‘momtmapiul Acco ’“Fm_§hd, atlfhe now img cartesian# _
WWW. Wcfound the m eymarhct~mi°”tthmw°“°°°' _ I
-- _ fiom-sea by the south atom W° °‘°°; 1'°*dm°°1=i1\¢1
_ _ and _ ' ' pmnjged- “`1 TWH iliac ` » were “several
rl»°E1°°'°“‘ °f ‘he S°°°”° °‘.'*“°' °’ wot-ililsgvilif <1 not r`<-siti: *Wwe by our TW ffi°11d° “ll 00°” 5 C0‘""F ‘ their value, and in I uence-we held, Str, wrnvilmilo-elgyadggnggig ggghgf ?|:2§;_ Ggy-ruzims,-It is now nexrly twenty- them over unsold. Our over-draft inf °5°f'l1"ldin‘53P°U93bl° m3¢hil1*”'9 d°il*8 years since you first did me the the b¢k therefore, sho 826.000 monei t.h° mad’ °f *M3 °°\\Uf1'.Y- of -.looting me as y ur rep: esente- than if we had sold them, _ Had we scldl mae 133,-oige anga; ninosglazegnd emmgh t° At each succcedingeleclio idurirg these Debentures at pa.r,lour accounts; During dm last “vo when uarter of a century you have cr n- for 189;) would have s as follows: ' we Govunmeutv in érdél, ‘to
your confidence in me at the Receipts (for Puwc Ac_ make revenue and
with an increased majority, an counts) ...... ._ $232,6 .81 . _ 120% as nearly as possible, intro- th I fun u &_~a¢e_ Retewed 101- De. 1 duced bills to increase the°tax on Com
“t I pp' _ _ bentnres ...... ._ _ 26, _oo . morcml Travellers; toamenqsthe Income
in new of several vacancies in our _ Tax, inortk-ir thata man " ,pay on ` '
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5-5° `M°1=’_» Uivwm nov ite
8.50 ‘Meds new E -6,-'50 l ‘m
. Menfs lllsteru, now 11,25
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___.terday, _but 1-on .- account of their
a rge _size weflgot them less than half price. I
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i 'ms cuirniim. enaniearmrews arises Dunne" isiasn niomm '”ii5`il‘t7i ` I
b'°k°d by 01° Phblicl opinion of- the the public band; ° " ' ‘ ' ~
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eectorsohonrprovince willmeetwlth at the Aéininlstz-ation of Justice at ‘ "‘ f *` ~‘° ' ` - 1?* ii %
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L ' know it.
_- Fact is we ve lots of good Ulster! and the prlcll
J are a tale. of lowness such as you have never heard before, listen
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A good warm ulster at these prices is better and cheaper for cold! than
mustard plasters at 5:: per doz. _
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° If you do not wish to burn COAL this winter you may had 0 luhjtltih
in one of our Tailor-made Overcoats, put it round the stove ( 00 h tit
and the stove will not be hvery cold, put lin cn' youinelllfnapgdvge 1|_ lilltltlc you won’t-be very cold eit er,~but in bot cases _ou s u it |000, ‘IX the very cold weather gets here. Now’s the time when you can buy al? 00 'Belt
fer $5.00-va $10 coat for,$7.25. anda $15.00 coat $10 50. °
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N ow here’s a snapf in large size gloves, tliere’s
1 . about 14 liolz;-__§_t;_3a`_,l_1t__if§___s___ii'es»v gloves, we bought them yes
We, meiny_times have sold small gloves at ha_lf
price, now we give the large hands-a chance.
‘ The sizes are_7, 7 1-4, 7 1-2, ifthey lit you your
in 75c and we’re not out anything, see them at once
_ _ a _ .5-»'1 `
Nll for llesllaliun New
._ ` At this age of inventions
and improvements what mother would not welcome
mas Gift.
Bissells
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Qt*
‘ We’ve got a_good thing in Ulcterc and ll
B-_:ya Ulltsn. . . .. #75
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' MW" U19'f°N» HOW 9.25 - P Boys Ulstera... . U
Boys’ Ulcten. .. ...... .|775
with keenest pleasure a good carpet sweeper as a Christ
Ask any :wo-man who has
used a Bissell Sweeper which she prefers the broom or her
'a s Q.” s 0 vo I °
None are so small but life can leak out f t h e in .
- - _ grain while' I
~ _ 1 taking it to
l market.
It's that way
' with holes in
o
“ I’ve got a lilile touch of indigestion ” says one man. Another '~ says, “my stomach feels a little out of sorts.” It is just such little things which if neg- lected mean the total loss of health.
The one medicine for disorders and
diseases of the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition is Dr. Pierce-:’s Golden Medical Discovery. It increases 1 the activity of the whole digestive and nutritive system, clears away obstruc-
¢..° '$93
tions, stops the loss the body sustains by
undi estcd or partly digested food, puri- iies the blood, rom the poisons rsau ting from imperfect tlitgestion, and increases the secretions the blood-making glands. “Golden Medical Discovery” has a wonderfnlrecord of`_cu1i=:s~ofso- called “jlmpeless"’ cases. _ _
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Every Bisse ll is guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Now is' the time to select
one while our assortment is complete.
Prices, "Grand Rapids’
nickel trimmed, $3.50.
“Grand Rapids” Japan
s trimmed, $3.-00 " -
Prize, $3.50 _
PRows
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