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APRIL 2, 1900

FORM OF FLATTERY.”

The best proof that

MINARD’S LINIMENT

ris i 1 ' ! great credit for the establishment of the

}f IS EXTBNSIVELY IMITAL steel works at Sydney, Sir Charles Tup-

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A BIT OF INSIDE HISTORY.

| Mr. Fre.pine having taken to bimeelf

) I tions resemble the | rt o : nm aniy | per was induced gave the facts about the } ‘pum < D al pearance eniy - ‘They lack the general excellenc« | matter. In the course of his speech in Genuine ithe House of Commons, on Friday last, - ‘eteriens and : . : notice 1s necessary, as ip ari t ane Sir Charles eaid ~ ¢ imitations, called Waite LIint- } ws ; 1 >} wce chron nitamr } “The Wh y coal company was made bh a ; fs . -_ " ste ce ' possible by tne coal duty sgainst wh ‘ by ie mR Aths : Vi ' ii SL ALL e : ; RD LINIMENT by Dealers, becau | Fielding himself bad fought, and by the y « larger prom. failure of Mr. Fielding to drag hie pro- vince out of the iron and eteel bouniies 7 3] hic ‘.elding’a ; P nO’ nee al! Sell on the Merits and which Fielding’s friends had denounced

and opposed. When Mr Whitney con~ templated the erection of -tee) works be

{and Graham Fraser, of New Glasgow, by a | waited upon this government and aek-

" Advertising of MINARD'S.

) particular claiming to be macé pre wietor ef MINARD’S LINIMENT, ed for an extension of the bounties. imp y is al | Fielding absolutely refused. Shortly afier 'Sir Charles was in Cape Breton INSIST VPON HAVING aod was waited upon by the Mayor and

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| They were induced to reconsider their re~ fusal.

| Mr, Fielding —“* Reconsider ?’

Tupper—* Yes, because they absolute-

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we) and Dongola Boots. 3 Fielding—‘*Would the honorable gen- ora 24 | tleman give me his authority for the =, | Statement that we refused ?”

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4 ¥ i ney himeelf is my authority.” ip ; The msivisters undertook to iaform Sir *.% ® f) A | Charles of their conclusions. They did 4 0 AL =A } not doeo, and when Mr. Fielding made 7 y 74 bis budget speeeh there was nothing about

Once more Sir Charles pressed | the matter on the government, and finally

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 2, 1900.

AN APOLOGY DUE.

Ws are specifically informed by Mr, Wise that he never at any time withdrew the conditions upon which his resignation was sent in; one word waa required ia his resignation as originally written out to make it valid; and another copy wae made and substituted with that word eup» plied,—that was all,

This being the fact, Taz Examrner’s statement of Thureday last was absolutely true.

In these circumstances, The Patriot

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owes Tue ExaMINeR an apology for having declared its @:atemert* ab- solutely false and without foundation.”

Upon the other hand, Tae Examiner owes Mr. Wise and the public an apology ee for having accepted The Patriot’s correc tion without havirg first investigated the matter.

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ANOTHER GUAKDIAN ERROR.

Ir has been remarked ae a curious fact that the Senate majority against the Gerrymander Bill this year wasthe same as last, when 36 voted for Sir Mackenzie Bowell’s amendment and 14 against it. Sixty members voted this year, four were paired, one is dead, and sixteen did not vow. Of the sixteen who did not vote eight are Liberals and eight Conservatives, The iate Mr. Lewin, whose seat has not yet been filled, was a Liberal, so that this year’s vote shows very nearly the exaet standing of parties in the Senate. The ig again in error, and conveys ap entirely erroneous impression when it |

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says that“ Nearly one third of the Con-| servative Senators omitted to vote, which was in this case avery significant action | on their part,”

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NOTES AND COMMENTS

—'I'he Boers seem to he at their old | game again. blue water of | Hillsborouch | Willsborouch

—Pleasant to eee the Charlottetown harbor and Bay once more.

IN TOWN.

~The Guardian is trying to April fool its | readers with @ report that Tae Examiner | has j confessed iteelt in the wrong in

maintsining that Canada is under British

institutions and that the Senate has the} same right to throw out Redistribution | Bilis asthe Goure of Loads had. The

Gusrdian isa day too late to play that game.

—The Guardian’s “ flank movements” } are not so well taken as tho-e of Lord | Bobse.} The Guardian cannot, by any | means make good its argument that the Senate has done wrong in reje tng che in- famous Gerrymander b ‘|, and in giving the people a chance t> express their Opinien concernirg !t.

—The thwarting of the atrempted g rry-

mander gives satisfaction to all Canada | It is gratifying, says an exchang®, to krow that we have independent legis/ators, ‘ree from the corrupting Zicfluences of che Federal Governmen’, who dares to stand up against wrong. Well was it when the the Minister to aban-

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