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i rests upon the Dominion Government in ` not taken to ferret out the guilty parties

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____ W __ _ _ ' _ _ these ofiicialsare officials of the Govern- not be said that ballot-boxes can be stolen “W _ " `*' "N "“"*"`_`° t, and the Government is responsible and their contents plundered in P11000

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A R RIME ifor their capability, fairness, trustworthi- _ Ed"/0»l‘\i Lfllillld. Bild M ¢U’\J!‘0 H1546 W MS* fe.

With respect to the villany committed

our readers may desire to know what

provision the law makes for its punish- ment. Here is the law:

"Every one is guilty of an indictable

offence and liable to a tine iii the discie~ tion ofthe court, or to seven years im- prisonment, or to both fine and imprison ment, who steals, or unlawfully takes from any person having thelawfulcustody thereof, or from its lawful place of deposit for the time being, any writ of election, or any ieturn to a writ of election, or any indenture, poll-book. voters' list., certific- ate, atiidavit, or report, ballot, or any

document or paper made, prepared, or`

drawn out according to or for the require- ments of any law in regard to Dominion, provincial, municipal or civic elections."

The law thus makes provision for

dign punishment of any person whol

steals, or tampers with any ballot-box, ballot or election papers, treating such action asagrave crime. Under the law

as it stands the West Prince criminal or

_criminals are guilty of many fof the as A V A _ Ommces there Specified and liable W PEW but the ballot-thief is a wicked-‘ offender _égmgegsg-l%‘r||;fDixom 81 wlllcocks Sweet'

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alties which, if enforced with full rigor

would send them to the penitentiary for the term of their natural lives. Nor is

‘ /J :his law too severe, for the crime is one i - - ~ ' <1 ° t ii ' \ I the boot fo' ,(1, !i,omniitte ilgains t e state, an assault

3 ~' upon the very foundations of the govern-

A 'ment of the country, and partaking of

0 O th X I the nature of treason. Besides it carries

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the Provin ce and the Dominion in which ` may r¢,u1~_ ' ,iE0SCl11°S- H¢F011ff€1‘ the fair frlllle Of Let the Gweruinzrit clear its skirts in I '

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and clerks' ' ’

the entire official charge of all that r- fact. We re n on h v mm n

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have removed

being an accessory after the

ness and watchfulness. If anything got; cover and P'-ll1iSl\ the 8‘\llll5J'-

in the banotpsteaung case in West Prince _ wrong in an election, as has occurred' ini = i

the present case, it becomes-tlieiimme-°

time duty of the covernisgnt no sEiu¢ii» ` A P IRE

out and bring to _justice each and eveiy` person who may have been guilty of wrong-doing, or' neglect .in -'that

always to the interest of the Government-

to secure the return of a supporter, and suspicion of unfairness vriil be quickly

arou sed and will remain if theGovern'inent fails to do its full duty in the premises.

In the present case, and entirely with-

out regard to whether the criminal who broke the ballot-box and purioihed the

_ballots may be suspected to,act_ in the* inf- terest otone oi-_other off the piirtiies prompt and energetic action ought to be

taken to discover and prosecute the guilty party. Has this been done? The Gov-

agei§:`o`discovsr and-prosecute agsi `-ti`ie"reve`iiue laws; and 'justly sol

compared with the mere sznuggler. If a. bale of goods escapes the payment of cus- toms duties the loss can be measured in

thwart the public will and seeks to seat a member of parliament by fraud If we ould imagine an en‘i`re parliaaientelected

,by such means our free institutions would

“SSI Prime, and Of the Island will be in this mitter. We do not fora moment

_ tarnished with this grave scandal, and suspect that the Gaverninent or any one

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ll ‘ » ill-fame until the offender is brought to ‘p ledge of the shineful fraui th it was at- * _jus-tice. teinptedin West Prince. None the less Ju an

A grave and important responsibility \if prompt and enerzetic measures are D -

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ALCOHOL 'ND MOR H

connection. This duty becomes the more' Bev' F°ther McCal1en's Tribrtm

imperative because of the fact that it is ' _

On the occasion of a lecture delivered ,_ before a. lar d ` ti

ge an apprecia ve au hence

in Windsor Hall, Montreal, in honor of

the Father Matthew Annivers iiy, Rev. J. A. McCallen, S. S., of St atriok’s Church andpresident ot sit. Patrick’s Total Abstinence Society, paid the fal- lowing grand tribute to the value o’ Dr. Dixon s new discovery for the cure of the alcohol and ding habits. - " »- » Referring to the PHYSICAL GRAVE gendered b_y the inordinate use of intoxi- eants_he,oaid. When _such a c ave 'mani- fests itself t,gpl_!e1S Bo escape, unless by the jxniraele gmce or by some _ouch rem- edy;as Mr. Dix'on`oCure', about which the

papers have spoken so much late=y; and if am tojudge of the \ al ie of “The Dix~ on Remedy" by the cures which it has effected under my own e; es, I must come to the conclusion that what I have longed

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The Cheapest Place in Charlottetown

to buy your Drugs, Medicines.

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we mean to get it. No matter how small you purchase we want it, and we know we can satisfy you if your give us a trial.

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Men s Blue Nap Reefers, value $3.60, our price 8_2

roy Frleze Reeters value 4,25, our pricg

“ rown Frieze Corduroyiined Beefers, 5.50, __

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WE STARTED in the CELLAR, in a room 16x10; to-day we occupy the largest ani most coinnio lious rcoais in the

Store size 65 feetby 30 feet, b' cses a. room for our reserve stock, size 35ii28. What has done this ? Genuine High Qualities and prices lower than a ll inpetition. _ s

WAKE UP TO THE FACT that many stores imay print as small p°ices as ours bit lake the gaiments and

pare the quality the cloth, the way it’s made, the stylish cut, the lit' that tells the story ofthe a.c‘u il savi ig that you mike

Remember $2|,ooo worth to ch-mise from

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Men s F‘r‘ieze Ulsters, $4.00 value, our _price $2.98 _in three shades'Men’s Black

5.00 3.75 in four shades “ Brown and Black Curl, vallie 14 00 our nbc 10 7

7.50 s o.001n six shades and Black 0 n ' P

“ “ “ _ 12.00 “ “ “ 8_,1p75 in three shades “ Men’s Dark Gray (popular shade) value 1200, our price

Blue and Brown Melton Overcoats, value 7.50, our _price Dark Grey "

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