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ment. {fi ra Cath ic Aimcrica Paper.) Bish p Ireland inthe course of his

remurks spoke enthusiastically jor

abstinence. He said :

lhe great Catholie nations of Eur pe

were not at all addicted to int mper But in America many Cotholics

suiler in this direction, and the Catholic church suffered accordingly It was a} fact which could not be disguised that | in the larewe cities Catholics furnish the largest proportion of criminals and paupers. What was the cause’? It was intemperance. Take away the cause aod the change would come at onct Another fact: too many Catholic: woreepgaged in the saloon busine- Non-Catholie citizens pointed to thi ab j it lowered the chur h. These ure

facts which must be looked squarely in the face, and they should their people that they will not drink or run s2.00n0D8 source, and they should not be treated without cringing or fear. “Let uswork so

little patronage that they will be starv

ed out and go into an honest business He had unbounded sympathy with the Union. Each member was a engaged in a boly war. The union was the hope of the church in America. He asked God's blessing on it,and hoped members would go home with renewed inspiration. “Try,” he said, “to g¢ every Catholic to stop selling liquor. Do not handle a saloonkeeper tenderly, but hang to him untilhe is shown the r of his ways, and if necessary em ploy forcible means to that end.”

Such fearless words from one high in ehureh had much weight with taith ful Catholics. As we have remarked befure,the curse of the Lrish is intem per +, and the clergy have been too long silent on the subject.

Bishop Spauldiog, who has for some time looked upon the movement tavour- ably, came out boldly on the right side during the convention. His were received with much favor.

A man should become a total al stainer not necessarily because he hati been a drunkard, or had special reason to fear he might become cne.but because he loved his fellow-man, his religion, his country ; because he pitied the women who were the wives of brutal husbands. the mothers of helpless children and of drunken fathers, the maidens who were the victims of men to whom love meant only lust; becanse he felt that in the presence of the sin, the sorrow, the crime,and the degraduation which hung like noisome reptiles around the wine- cup and spilled their uucleanliness upon the fair name of Catholics and Ameri ean*, nothing was worthy of atrue man but complete renunciation of the whole business,

These extracts will serve to give an idea of the spirit of the convention, and they show how firmly temperance principles are becoming rooted in the land. All temperance people regard- less of creeds, will surely pay for a bless 19g op the work of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union.

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Special Notices.

KEILLER’S new marmalade and received at Beer & God's.

Br sure you call at R. K. Brace’s during exhibition week, if you want bargains Jn crockery, glassware, or good groceries, Call cary and call often, [oct 7

Men’s tweed suits for $5.50 at J. B. Mac- donald’s, [sep 27

Men’s HATS.—Six cases of Christy’s Lon- don Hats just received at L. E. Prowse’s.

(se 20 You can buy acood coat for $3.00, at J. Macdonald’s, [sep 27 Boots are very cheap at Dorsry, Gorr & lw &, [se pl7

\ New stock of men’s London soft hats at J. BP. Macdonald’s. {sep 27 just opened Prowse, (se 20

jams, just [oct 9

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Five cases of Underclothing aud will be sold cheap. L. E V ELVETEENS -Velveteens, jast received, 7 cases plain and brocaded. Very choice and cheap.— Weeks & Co. sepl6 MANTLE and Ulster Cloths at Weeks & Co’s, {oct 3 Lapres and Gentlemens fashionable Rubbe Boots, Slippers, and Overshoes, at Dorsyy Gorr & Co’s, fsepl7 Buy Mantles at Weeks & (o's. [oct 3 Cerares and Mourning Goods at Weeks & Co’s, foot 3 Care Cop Cranberries at Beer & Goff’s.

{oct 1 Niwest Dress Goods at Weeks & Co’s,

[oct 3 Bey Cashmeres at Weeks & Co’s. [oct 3

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hr ¥ ( orsets at We eks & Co’s, foct 3

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{oct I

oe oN itch Tweeds for gents suitings.—- Weeks & Co sepl6 nt ¥ your Boots at J. B. Macdonald’s Boot St [sep 27

» . 2 il E Prowsp’'s store has been greatly en- larged, &na his assortment of new goods 18 mach larger than

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Liquor sellers are doing the charch more harm than any other |

‘UIRHUTIO thai very few Catholics will be found |

} keeping saloons, and that those have so |

to sell as che apas the cheapest. |

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MANTLE Cloths, , +at variety, just opened.

Weeks & Co. seplo New Scotch Tweeds—splendid value at L ik. Prowse (se 20 | ° ° - Krepr your feet dry by getting a pair of | VV, Groti & ¢ . Boots, [sep]7 LB, Peowse is now opening his fall stock tnew goods. [se 20 A surr of mcn’s underclothing for 75 cents at J. I. Macdonald’s, [sep 27 Dnern & Gorr are selling Dingham’s Elec tric ; vup. aus

Our fall Boots are just the thing-— Dorsey, Gorr & Co [sepl7 | Someruinag New Chere has always beon great difliculty in getting water-proof coats to | tit satisfactorily about the neck and shoulders, |for stout and round-shouldered men. You ean avoid this and have a perlect fit by leav ing your measure with us. We have made arcangements with an English firm to havi the its made on our own patterns, so

are in @ position to warrant a good

We cau show over 100 samples of the

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NS 20 VOTERS

At the Coming Scott Act Election | in Charlottetown.

to and « lohn M Le

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. . . ‘ | THE Scott Act is now in force in Char jlottetown and will remain so until the | majority of electors decide otherwise. Bi r i the purpose of discontinuing the Act in | Charlottetown a petition was presented to | the Governor-General praying that the Act ‘should be repealed so far as this city is |concerned. The present election is there-

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\fore held for the purpose of taking the | votes of electors for and against this | petition

rr i aot ae > | The voting will be by ballot, and the

following is the form to be used, viz:

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OcToBer 16, 1884. Voting on the petition to th General for the of the order Council bringing into force-.of the part of ‘* The Canada Temperance Act, i8+8,” in the Citu of Charlottetown.

Giuvernor- ve vocation in

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FOR THE PETITION :

AGAINST THE PETITION :

og B26 Ho eas VE : q Yo MEDE DEDEDE

If the voter is in favor of repealivg the Scott Act in Charlottetown he will place a X in the upper space alongside of the words, ‘‘For the Petition.” If in favor of continuing the Scott Act in Charlottetown the voter will placea in the lower space alongside of the words, ‘ Against the Petition.”

If the voter places on the ballot paper more than one mark his vote will not be counted.

This election is for the City of Char- lottetown only, and we understand that the residents of the Royalty have no votes. [t is even doubtful whether non-residents, owning property or paying rent in the city, are entitled to vote. The better opinion seems to be that actual residence in Char- lottetown or Common is necessary to entitle a person (otherwise qualified) to vote.

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