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CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY

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Cenuine James Paton, Esq.

Carter’s ‘S. R. Jenkins, M. D.

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DECEMBER 11 1900 |

'WHAT OF TO-MORROW ?

‘*0-Morrow is election day. At the polls will be decided whether the I Government will

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TPADTED OF oR HEADACHES | sustained or rejected by the people. CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS. If it were merely on their fiscal policy CI net e . a ’ ; ‘ SS TTLE. FOR BILIQUSHESS.. | that they were to be judged they

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|inanagement of the country’s re- sources is the worst in the history of the Province, still such is their | cleverness at juggling with figures | that they doubtless expect to dupe | the electors into believing that they | were “no worse than their predeces- Reckless expenditure, with-

. 9 out regard to income, increase of 'public debt for current expenses,

GRATEFUL COMFORTING *"« the letting of public contracts Distinguished everywhere _ | Without sale-or tender, all sink into Delicacy of Flavour Superior | insignificance when c ma ?

Quality, and Highly Nutritive | pees €n compared with

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ful and comforting vent | be decided, viz: Shall a government nervous and dyspeptic. 5o | maintain iteelf ;

only in }-lb tins, labelled |’ iin itself in power by hold-

ing a gunin one hand and a bribe in the other to induce a needy and | weak-kneed representative of the people te support a government which he was elected to Or can they, by taking advantage of their position. with- | hold a member’s resignation for

three months until after the Legis- .

ature is convened and thus deprive a constituency of representation for

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it the fundamental principle of the | people's right to parliamentary epresextaticng, What kis been! b “Sec in the West River district, can. foe Cone in any other district. If! this act is allowed to go unpunished, , che people tacitly surrender the : bright purchased for them by the f dlood of their ancestors.

MARKET HALL 7 ) The people are now asked to re-

Ob. ee eee Thursday Dec. 13th. anne to power by thestratagem of

iutrigue, and which now, when And bring the children. Every- } party feeling is at its height, with thing to make them happy.

the echoes of a Dominion elec- including j

ion still in the air, de- OLD MOTHER GOOSE = jens 0m the prejudice of faction LITTLE JACK HORNER E oe FISH POND

searched in vain fora parallel, | whether it be Provincial, Dominion '

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lor Imperial ; and not even the! neighboring Republic, which has al- | ways been held to bear the | Wa) FLOWER TABLE palm for corrupt election practices TEA TABLES ‘Can boast its equal. > . 4 EES ASR EE OS + Worse still than their base acts is cy and useful articles. The ladies of }the avewed approval of their me- St. Peter’s congregation are the

thods by many of their partizans. premoters of this bazaar, and they

These men do not deny the fact -will leave nothing undone that will }~iey ev . Deee help to make it a crand success. ney even glorify themselves about

ltentrember the cate what has been done, and boast that | a clever trick has been played on- Thursday, December 13th! eee

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Tuesday, December 11,

PROG RAM, t. Duett (and instrumental Mrs. H. V. Palmer and Miss C. Firzgerald.

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3. Svlo (vocal)........ Miss M. Warburton |

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6. Whistling Solo...........Mr. Earlowe

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ta, Solo (kpeal)..... .« Rev. Leo Williams

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12. Swlo (v@cal)... .. Miss C. Fitzgerald

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WE WANT YOU

To examine our stock of Fancy

of pickpockets, thieves, swindlers,|}; NOTES AND COMMENTS. mountebanks and crooks of allsorts: they are clever attheir trade. But| , PRANcw has finally taken posses- they are not the sort of men we! 0” of the islands of Kumrer and . i Kumatara, on the Pacific Coast. These islands are small and are re- All honest men should pause to} ported to be of no commercial! im- consider what standard of morals we | portance, ought to demand in our public men. | Governments are said to be no worse |

Ir ought to be explained that the \letter of David Ketchem published than the people who elect them; and | today was put in type for yesterday's if, to-morrow, the electors of this} paper and crowded out. Since — it Province return a majority to sup-| W@8 written the needed change in re dent: | the timeof the Princess has. been port the present eorrupt adminis- } made tration, they will, by so doing, pro-| ; claim to the world a base ideal of! Loxrp Satisnpury says that the

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public rectitude and cast a lasting | world should understand there will

our| De 20 deviation in the policy of the | ;oGvernment as already outlined as} }to South Africa. Anything resem-

stigma on the fair name of

country. ———2 * oe IATIe ) an jed. The warmust proceed to the HON. ANGUS M’MILLAN. inevitable issue. We must, he de- woe 'clares, let it be felt that no one by THe EXAMINER'S has|the issue of an insolent and auda- been called to the the| cious ultimatum could force the ; : . oo. |_| British Government to humble itself Patriot has had nothing whatever a es Z |and abandon its rights. How soon to say about the retirement of the) the Free Staters and the Trans- Hon. Angus McMillan. Tl vaalers will have anything like self-

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fact: thar

The Pioneer}

ania * igoverning powers depend upon : _ | themselves. ‘“The retirement from active political life of Hon. Angus Mc-}] Tae Summerside Journal points Millan, Provincial Secretary andj out that the last year the Conserva-

Commissioner of Crown Lands, who, | tives were in power they paid $2,697. on account of advancing vears de-|44 for interest, and the Liberals clined the nomination tendered him} made a great howl about it. Last | by his constituents at a recent con-| year the Farquharson government vention in Summerside, is another | paid $19,075. 75. or $16.378. 31 of an

i fs | bling independence cannot be grant- |

They go at 1-3 Off

TOMORROW MORNING

of |Time’s footprints on the page/jncrease. If they are returned to of our Island’s history. After a power, and allowed to go on at this | long and honorable career in which! rate, it is only a question of a com-| he served his country faithfully aad} paratively short time until the bulk | well, he has handedjhis,armor to the | of the provincial revenue will be res]

care ot younger men, and will) quired to pay the annual interest! henceforth watch the battle asaj|charges. The electors should for|

non-combatant though still an in-! their own protection puta stop to.

terested spectator. No figure in/this, and avoid the danger just| our Island history has borne, pointed out, by voting for a change! the title of ‘*‘ Honorable ’’ more) of administration. ea worthily than. has Mr. Mc-} Millan. As a citizen, as. : ee

Tur London Post remarks that—’ “probably the average Englishman | ot today would wish that as a boy! he had mastered one or two modern | languages and the elements of na-| tural science, that his geography had helped him to understand the | countries in which he

business man, asa politician and a trusted official of his Government, he has been honorable toa Cegree : and as he retires from active public life, both friend and political foe---| for he had no other foe---will grate-

fully accord him the fuller, deeper meaning of the title. His political

career began in the autumn of 1868! when he defeatedthe late Hon. J.

C. Pope ina bye-election on the famous ‘payment forresults § card. |

his own country came to her place) in the world, and how the other | From that date until his voluntary | £Teat nation, came to theirs. We) retirement afew days ago, at an! of this generation may do some-{ age ‘ when honors pall, and rest is| thing, if we will, to improve for our | sweet,’ he has been| almost con-! Children the balance between knowl. | tinuously fighting the battles of the | edge and ignorance and to secure | Liberal party—often against great to them the modesty of judgment.’ odds ie = times of adversity. He} Thisis a remark to be noted. There was fighting the battles of Liberal |} force in it. ism years beforé many who will vote at this election were born; many} Tux Halifax Chronicle, mouth- | indeed whose fathérs, now gone to} piece of the Finance Minister of their reward, worked and voted and | Canada, says :— shouted for the Hon. Angus McMil ‘‘Another lesson of this recent lan—-who honored him for his hon-| -ontest is that the candidate of esty and manliness, as their son: }either party who hereafter per- now reverence his venerable age anc | mits) himself to be bulldosed into silvery locks. To his successor, } prociaiming himself a prohibitionist whoever he may be, we can offer no} unless he is honestly one from per- better advice, politically, nor point) sonal conviction, will broadly and out a more serious responsibility | openly write himself down an ass. than to say—follow the example, | He will tie his own hands and for- and remember youare the successor feit his political independence with- of the Honorable Angus McMillan— | eut the hope of public advantage or Prince County’s Grand Old Man.’’ | personal return therefor. Let the cases Of Messrs Flint and McLure be remembered. They point a moral, if they do not adorn a pro- hibition tale.’’

This is severe upen Messrs Flint and McLure, who besides being good

But the Patriot said never a word. It is well known that Mr. McMillan was not a great admirer of the pre- sent Leader of the Government, and it is more tham probable that he dic not approve of Pineauism, etc. This may account for the organ’: | neglect to pay a fitting tribute to Mr. McMillan upon the occasion of his retirement from politics.

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Ce c good. 25 cents. —In consequence of Christmas and New Year’s Day occurring upon Tuesday, the market will be open for the accommodation of the pub- lic on Mondays of each week.

THE NIGHT BEFORE THE BATTLE.

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is interested, | and that his history had been so ex- | pounded as to have taught him how |

you solve the problem. i: | GOODS SUITABLE FOR XMAS

Abound here. Out of the many articles which are

worthy cf mention we quote the fecllowing as a f

sample :— ;

prohibitienists were good Liberals. } —

AT 9.30 O’CLOCK. PRICES OF CANADIANS :—

Canadian $1 50, English $3 50 _

Canadian 200, English 4 50

Canadian 3 00, English 5 50

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Silk Ties, Fanncy Goods, Dolls, pretty Down Quilts, Blankets, Battenberg work in centre piecs, Boleros, ete.

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Annual Meeting Dividend Notice. |

: —OF THE— f Mercuant’s Rank oF P. E, Ist-xp Merchant’s Bank of P. E. Island | “***"4*7 5 Pas or P. E. Istxp -HARLOT.EFOWN, Nov. 3cth, 1900.

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Notice is hereby given that a

hali-yearly div dend at the rate uf §$ per cen

her annum on the Capiia: stock of this Bark, hes beea declared payable at the Banking H«use on and after January 2nd, 1007. :

The annual general meeting of the share- holders of the Merchant’s Bank of P. E. Island wil! be held at the Binking Bouse, Great George Street, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, the 8th day of January next, A. D.,

1901, at the our of 11 o’cleck, a. » The Transter Books vil be closed from : : 5 re, i . pie ell Sh : ae .

Piexies must be left with the cashfer at the 19th December, 190r, the 2nd Jann least owe day previous to the meeting. ery, 1901, both days inc. dsive. By orcer of

the Beard.

J. M. DAVISON,

: : }. M. DAVISON Cas!mer. i ah

Cashier.

Tuesday Ev’g, 1th

Short and spirited addresses will!

‘be delivered by the candidates, } Messrs. Paton and Jenkins, and a!

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