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SKies Hi. C. Macdonald will re-open her claves in dancing and Physical ( ul:ure the 4t& Getober. Those forming privae clases

masng friends shuld apply at once, in order taave choice of time for class. Miss Mac- @onild will be at home to intending pnpils at rer room on Kent Street from 10a, m. to fp. a,and fromj3to5p.m. dy246.

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POLITICAL = .MEETINGS

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M eetiags of the electors of King’s County wi f fee ‘reld at the times and places following wt whe Hon. Senator Ferguson and the ciadetstemed will be present and speak :—

Card: zan Bridge, Thursday, 25th Oct., 7 Pp.

Duncas. Friday, 26th Oct., 7 p. m.

Peaks, Saturday, 27th Oct., 7 p. m.

A. C. McDONALD, Candidate for King’s.

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POLITICAL MEETINGS,

Mertings of the ele

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tors of East Queen’ will be held at the following times ard places, ¢o whieh D. A. McKinntn, Esq., the Gov- ramen candidat2,is respecifully invited. Vernon River Bridge HAI, Oct. 31, at

7 ™ . Se. Mary’s Road, Schoolhouse, Maton « corner) Nov. 5, at 7 p. Murray Harbor South Hall,

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ELECTION, 1900.|

The Popular Candidates

IN P. B. ISLAND

! Alexander Martin >

naan te Wy c Y " Queen's, - W. 5. Stowarl

Rast Prince, ~- - A. A, Lefurgey West Prince, - Edward Hackett

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n i’ WMandanala n¢. Macdonald

Mutual Trade

Preferential

Rebuke of “Politicians who

i ple — inereasing expenditures land debt when they promised \to reduce them. | Honest Government for Unit- ed Canada.

Down with Tarte and Tarte- ism.

RT = Se eee ee ee ee eee ee “The record of our party y while it has been in power un- der its present leaders is one lung, shameful story of promises fi unfulfilled and broken; of reck- less extravaganee ; of jobbery and i corruption; and of utterly dis- graceful betrayal of every prin- ciple for which as a party we stood. For the purpose of securing themselves in office the men who have been entrusted with positions of leadership have brought disgrace upon our party and dishonour upon the name of

Liberalism.”—-H. H. Cook.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER

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OCTOBER 23, 1900.

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WINTER PORT QUESTION.

St. Jouy seems to have lost its position ef Winter Port for Canaaa, in so far at least as the Canadian Pacitic Railway is concerned. In the course of an interview with the St. John Glebe, Mr, Shangneary declared, decisively, that “the C, P. R. would not need the port of St. John for their export freight this winter.” Asked if they would use Portland or Bosten he replied that ‘‘ the treight would be fore warded as routed by the «onsipn r,”.

The cause of this deeision lies with the present Government of Canada, which hae entered into an“ arrangement” with the G. T. R., aud has refused te accept a more favorable proposition wade ou the part +: theO. P. R. TheG. T. R. hes alway: been hostile to St. Johu, beeause its At- lantie ‘erminus is at Portland.

The people cf this Province who are indirectly interested, wil greatly regret the logs thus St. Jeho must s stain uolese the management of the C. P. R. can be persuaded from its present determination, The people of St. Joho will oa the 7th prox. have an opvortunity to get rid of Mr. Blair, who Has browgtt this trout! upon ther; and this oppor:unity will, ir all probability, be msde good. Afcer that acother Administration mey enter into another arrangement.

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BINDER TWINE.

81x,—Ia your editorial columas week); issue Of yesterday you easy that * abou four millions of pounds of binder twine made inthe Kingston Peniientiary, rere disposed of witheut publie competition at 4 good dea! less than cost.

At the meeting held at Kingsboro on Wednesday evening lat Mr. Hughes, the Liberal candidate, stared that the said twine was Offered to tie farmers in lots of 200 pounds or more at about cost price, and the portion remaining ussold was sold by tender. Theee two statements ara diametrically opposed to exch other. Which is right ?

Probably that ststement of Mr. Hughes’ is about on a par with another in which he stated that Sir Charles Tupper found fault with the Laurier government for not reducing the tariff on imported guods, when in reality he chided them for pro- ising to de'so im order to gain power, ano then failing to keep their promises.

Jos MacVung. Bothwell, Oct. 20. Ny [The truth of Tar Examiver’s state- ment is set forth in Hansard 1899, August 8th.

Salt rheum, with its burning, stinging sensation; is due to poor blood and is cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great bleod purifier,

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South Africa said to a Halifax }Herald re~ porter: ‘‘] don’t want to taik politics; tn ; ’ Bat [ can tell rations” march, The

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you t talk PVILLICG net the “emergency rat kent us upon our long

in War eo b 1 veen pre beso uiterly w i leaviog s.10n8 were not tesued > eo * * ns that contingents The men i ot fo use them ed, but [ saw

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ome away. imply a mass mould, " n bave been suipped from Can- ada. One that I saw openad by a was tiled with hay, packed solid with good tim >:.by straw. I recollect remarking at the ! we could buy that sort of ‘ration: for ten dollars a ton in Nova Scotia. lcw many more of the cans had bay us tieir contents I do not know, but if they bid all been hay they would at least not have moulded. The emergeacy rations must have been moaldy when firat packed away cr they would not ave been so when ovened. Mould, you know, will grow under a hermetical seal, and ithad, sure enourch, grown a good deal in the cans openei in South Africa. The soup in one end of the can, and whate ever it was that they put in the other end ef the can, were equally bad. And the smell of it was simply awful.”

Taink of this, electcra of P. E. Island.

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POLITICAL MEETING.

The first joint political"meeting of the campaign in King’s County, was held in St Columba’s Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 16. The meeting was called to order by ppointing Mr. {Patrick Mclonis chairman, and the urdersigned eec-etary. The firat speaker was Mr. Hughee, the Government candidate, who ably defended the action of the preseat administratioa and set ferth th: |:laime of his party tor the suppert of the electorate

He was followed by Mr A € McDonald, M. P., who strongly condemned the pre- sent Government for the non-tulfillment of their many {promises to the peo ple of Canada, their large expenditures. &c., &e., and, like Mr. Husher, claimed the right of his party to the confiderce and support of the people.

Mr. A.C. Currie next addressed the meeting on behalf of the liberal party, and was foltowed ey Mr. John McLean. ex M. P., who championed the cause of the Opposition. Mc. McLean, on rising was euthusissticsliy sxpplauded. Both gentlemen ably advocated the rights of their respective parties to be returned to power. Mec. Lauehlia McDona.d, ex-M. P., who had been called upon earlier in the evening, but had refused to take am active part in the meeting, now came forward and urged upon the people presen!, the advisability of im- pressing on each candidate tbe necessity of extending a branch line to Elmira, and of connecting East Point by telc- phone, After a unanimous vote of thanks to the chairman, for the excep- tionally good order preserved, the meet- ing di- persed.

A. M. McDOonaALp. Lakeville, Oct. 17. 19U0.

Bedequ2 Road Notes,

The farmers of this section have com- meored ploughing, which has been ren- dered very backward by the recent rains,

Grit capvawwere, with well stecked bug- zier, are tbe principal sights around here st present,

Mr William F Haghae bas arrived home after a pleasant visit to friends in Tryco. While there he was the gues: of Mr Joan Murray (Woe Houee,)

Mr Patrick Clarkin, staticn master, *pent Sundsy with his parent» here, Mz Clark.» retarced tothe city on Monday moraipg.

Our ropalar blackemih, Mr William Clirkin, is doing @ rushiog business this fall. Mr Clarkin dees all he can to please his numerous Customers.

Mr. John Calleghan, oneofthe mos: prosperous farmers of this diasrici, bough a Valuable shortborn bu!) -at~ the exbibi- tion. Wecongratulaie Mr. Callaghan on his purchase.

A very enthusiastic meeting was held in the hall on Moniav night, by tae ycusg pecple of this v cinity, for the purpo-e o: o.ganizing a debating club. Mr. Alphonsus P. Callaghan occupied the chair, and the following officers were elected :

President— Mr. Thomas B, Murray, Vice-President— Mr. William Coady. Sec’y-Treas—Mr W J McGinn. Commi‘tee—Messrs Philip Callaghan, James McGinn, Leo Clarkin and Michae! Clarkin.

The subject for discussion at the next meeting is “Whick is the most i:jar ous to humauity, war or intemperance,” proposed by Mickael D Kiggins, s coaded ‘oy Mr John Murray, and supyor ed cy Mr

Fraicis Browh, ~~~ This wil] be an innocent and beneficial source of amusement for the yousg people during the winter monthe, and judging by the deep interest taken in it by each mem: ber it will no dcubt prove a success.

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Sir,—A very @mall number came out to hear Sir Louis ou Wednesday nigdt. They beard him im the same hal: -n 1236, when he made some very good promises Ose promise he made at the time was that if the Liberata got the Government that the farmers would get their coal oil for ten cents a gallon, and un account of the promises not being fulfilled tiey are down on the Geverament ef the day. Mr. Yeo reminded Sir Louia of the coal oi! promis+; and other suggestions were given bim,—but he was. mum on that point.

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