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THE DatLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 26, EE TT ST

.|TH® DAILY EXAMINER |

JULY 26, 1899. GOVERNMENT'S DEFEAT. ‘ vy of the Conservatives of the District has surprised many persone. \ candidate was a new and untried nan, They had to meet and overcome al! the influences of the Federal and Pro- al Governments. They had to con- end with the persot al influence and active ertions of Premier Farquharson, Com- miesioner of Public Works McLean, At- torney General McDonald, Hon. James | Richards and Mr. B. D. McLellan, M. P., | hs left his duty at Ottawa, and while Messrs Macdonald and Martin were con- tending for reduced fares and improve~

mentson the P. E. Island Railway, was in the first district of Prince County cone tending on behalf of the unprincipled, un-~ popular, corrupt, diegruntled and moribund combination which holds the public offices in Charlottetown.

In these circumstances Mr. Pineau, h.8 friends and supporters and the conserva- tives of the the First District generally, and particularly Messrs;Heckett and Birch, who did remarkably good work on the platform, are to be heartily congratulated upon their spiendid victory. They had no outside assistance ; and yet they con-

verted a government majority of 240, 10

1898, into an opposition majority of JL in 18$9,

Their eminent success is, without doubt, due largely to the factthatthe people of

the First District of Prince County par-

and the Farquharson Administration in par

ticular are now regarded by the country’s

el

been opened to the hypocrisy and audacious

ciorate.

disregard of the principle, to the extravag- auce and corruption of the Liberals who

now hold office. These iatter gentiemen in the balances and

Not

»’ their numerous “

have been weighed found

* human devices

wantiog. all their clever money

coas derations,”

avail to prevent disaster from overcomin

a 5 them when the people vote at the polls.

All the circumstances being taken into |

ticipate in the distrust and disgust with |

which the Liberal Governments generally, |

The eyes of the people have |

and their “stimula: 8” sow |

it, Moreover, the question of the vacant judgeship is now (o be setiled; andif the hopes and expe tations of Mr. Hect r M 5

Donald, sbould t t ther must, ere lor g be a vacaucy in the Fourth District of Queen’s. The Provincial Goy

ernment is therefore in hly critic

position. There is danger in at nove ment that Farquharson may make. If the Premier wete realiy a Lite- ral he would forthwith resign, seeing that he has evidently lost the confidence of the electorate of the country and tl } a; not move tewards the bettermeut of bh

position in the Legis!

LEADERS IN THE SENATE. nth, The Pat-

EakRLy in the present m

riot and Other Libers] papers spread a re-

port that there was division among the

Conservative leaders in the Senate con- cerving the Grand Truok Railway agree- ment, and that Senator Ferguson was

trying “to oust Sir McKenzie Povweli out of the promptly denied the report. that Senator Ferguson called attention to

it in his place in Parliament ; for

Leadership.”

It appears

we fiad

the following in the Senate Hansard res ceiveu this morning: Hon. Mr. Ferguson said: “With refer~

ence to the statement, as far as it reiates —and that is of course the only matter of any public consequence in it—to my own attitude as compared with that of mv bon. leader with regard to the Grand Trunk Railrray agreemeot, I have to say that nothing coulda possibly be more entirely, not only devoid of truth, but contrary to tie truth than thisstatement is. It would be impossitle fortwo public mento have viewed a great public question like this ec entirely eye to eye as my hon. triend and myself have seen ‘it; and I may further say that sucb has been ourhappy experi

ence in public business ever since I have had the bonor of oceupying a seat in this House. Iam sure my hon friends who are associated with me know that there never has been the slightest difference be~ tween Sir McKenzie Bowell and myself, and it 1@ unnecessary to assure them that I have never atany time tried to oust my hon. friend from the position he holds with such signal advantage to the coun- try.”

— ~ Seem 4 a

THE GUARDIAN’S MISTAKE

Acain The Guardian has overlooked the

plain words of the British North America | Act with which the provision regarding the | representation of New Brunswick is pre- “Until the Pars

ifaced. These words are

liament of Canada otherwise provides,”

etc. There is no such qualifying provi-

declaration that “Quebec shall have the fixe

members.”

sion a8 this in regard to the

number

of sixty-five The Guardian’s

THe EXAMINER

‘matter of the appointment | Judge ror Queen’s County, considera.

Lion, “ aad hoped to make a recommenda- | tion to His Exec] ency atan early day, Slow | isn’t he ? Wonder whet the recommenda-

tion be now that a Conservative been elected in the first district of Prinse ?

of a County his

Wiil

has

rctirning officer, -ublic Works Depart

ment yesterday wasitis said beyond pres

j ce lent. I brought forih the

! protest trom Dr. Murphy to tne

ublic Works as soon as the re~

koown

‘ia's Of the |

} sain 7 ) The rascality of the and off

followiog nm Vommis- i sioner of ? } sult was

‘‘Notwitbetanding the raecally officials of your department +35

Cr, We

and infamous ret urning

have won. Hug the machine Ine

7. c.

~ontreal

“Pp

aa

—The Gazette remarks that | Colopel 6” Ingerso!l was the most ex-

example of a cl of man that seems to be declining—the irreverent dis- believerin God, Is is probable that his efforts tomake Other men disbelievers of his own stamp were adisappointment to himself. The doubter may be as numer- ous asever; but the work of those who study the great book of nature bas made doubters, and even deniers, more thought- ful, and the thougitful man does not ecoff at what others accept. Ingersoll was a scoffer, and when the scoffing was taken from hie utterances there was little left. They were al bcs whom he led away.

| alted

ass

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ESTEEMED EXCHANGES

Montreal Gazette: The amount of personal abuse of Sir Charles Tupper that is appearing in the columns of the Liber~ al prese is another indication that a gen- eral parliamentary election is not far off. During the last campaign Sir Charles was abused with all the coarseness that the Liberal beart 1s capable of or the Liberal iatellect could devise. There seems to be a Liberal idea that persona! abuse helps those who resort to1t'to win elections.

NEWS NOTES

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Canada is said to have produced 2,418,890 pounds of tobacco last year, 4 large increase over the growth of the pre- ceding year.

The steamship Paris wil! not sail fora year. It will cost $100,000 to repair her.

* . The market for cauned gocds is strong all around.

very

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IN eur COoDs

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Belt Buckles Waist Sets

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We can suit you with

Warm Weather

lighter Underclothing.

You require

'the Finest Balbriggan, Cotton and Natura! Wool, the thig

kind. Shirts and Drawers

Straw Hats

Are reduced in price to make them move Do you want one.

D. A. BRUCE

Morris Block: --:---

-

35 cents.

at a lively pace

IF YOU KILL“

Vermin you have to search for the “remains”:—With

Helpepper

there are none,—Nothing “remains.” 25c¢ per canister. If not at your Druggist’s or Grocer’s send direct to—

Leeming Miles & Co, Montreal, Que

ay

Important Notice

Lancashire Fire Insurance Go. Victoria-Montreal Fire Insurance Co.

The above Companies are not connected with the P. E. Island Board of Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by the

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Let,

That very desirable three story brick ling, situated on Dorchester Street, near corner of Queen.

This is one of the finest business stands in the city, with frost proof cellar, good shor, office and 15 large airy roome.

There is also on the premises a good stable. Termes mc-lerate.

For further particulars apply

For Sale or To

to the

year the first district cf Queeu’s declared

Hon. Mr.

| ben

| against it w Campbe!l was ‘ed. Mr. Reid was su bseq ue nily elec” ted in the tourth district of Prince County

by a reduced majority. These reverses’

together with the decisive defeat of yes- terday, combine to show that the admin- istration has lost the confidence of the the cenditions For

practical purposes, the Speaker apart, the

country. Then, look at

existing in respect to the Legislature.

parties now stand at 15 to 12; and Mr. Wise is, openly and above board, in astate of disaffection, votwithstanding all the special efforts that have been made to en-

sure his continued sunrort. One of the

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

~The Uitlanders protest that the con» cessfons made by the Transvas! are not sufficient, and blame the British Govern- ment for intimating thatthey are. The

care just now seems to be or half a loaf is better than no bread.

e in which — When the Redistribution B:1] was hefore the Senate, Senator Prowse reviewed thy pledges made by the Government only to be broken and asked why it was, if thee were so anxious to keep their pledges they did not practice in cther directions.

—It appears that all the Chinese Ja iterns rockets etc, used at Sorel, charged to the Government and paid for by the people of Canada, were obtained “for the purpose of illustrating the popular joy over Sir Wil- frid Laurier’s triumph.” So they were not lit upand fired off in honour particularly of M:. Tarte. But why were they charged

to such #n account as the deepening of the

. H. TAYLOR

SUNNYSIDE.

One hundred men to work on Sewerage, Only good men re- tained

T. A, MacLean

Wanted

consideration, it will readily be seen that mistake evi apg . ; ~ the most part, Ne k Clas 5 | tariff rates, I &m, therefore, prepared to effect insurance a * . . ail . wan ka . ' in its failure to note (bis fact. i : ‘ _ s : ai very cheap. the election of Mr. Pineau is a death~blow re a : C aspi substantially reduced rates

to the Farquharson administration. Last

Fede FOR NSTON,

Agent, Charlottztown, P E. Island

ne “. —2aw tt

2 =a

It Pays to buy at

wr erkxins

THE POPULAR SUNNYSIDE DRY GOODS STORE

channel of the St. Lawrence ?

—The Minister of Justice announced the other day, in reply to a question of Senator Ferguson that he was giving the

iw

owner. seate for the third district of Queen’s is

' SUNNYSIDE” DENTISTRY

SESE” ple

aie A Office in New Prowse Block, first door to the right up stairs.

DR. AYEPS Dik. CLI.

MRS OWEN CONNOLLY, Connolly House, Eaplanade Gas and electric iights.

Watches Mts

: — A Bed

Watches in Nickel cases $3.00 to $10.00

aud the Government

practically vacant ; We are showing the very latest novelties in Ladies’

Shirt Waist Ties—The Diamond Knoi, you oulgtito see them and get one,

1

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dare not issue a writ for an election to fi:! is

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is reBOl

We sent you state- ment of account the other day.

OFS Ie PS Fe Hi Be Be Oe 02 62 Bala

Souris, July 13th,§1899. 265—daw tf got

n Silver 700-0 3000 . Wafted to heaven on flowery You will oreatlhy " Gold » 10.00 » 199.00 Th { Will beds of ease? No, you won't cures CHRONIC-DISE 4 SES and RUPTURE QO EF FE > * See, K K , be qd be that if you sleep on Hercules ‘ation, or call at Truro, Nova Sostia. Office : : ; Uhains for Ladies $1.00 vo $20.00 Springs, but you will be wafted ™ Merchants Bank of Halifax Building me oblige if you il Ribbon Guards 25¢ iB in Lead of Pleasant Dreams _ FOR SALE TO -_ ” ‘ Gem Rings 1.00 to 50.00 and will rise each maorning, 0 9 or LET ALL UR eall and yayv i UR ( e : ‘ thoroughly refreshed and feel- eC ea 0 . I ) iL U aoe ge ped Not Sage nay eee The well known “Stone Hotel” in SHIRT WAISTS g T WAIST C Collar Studs ye v0 o a Souris, is offered for sale, or to let for Silk, Sateen, Muslin, Percale, and Print Shirt Waists Brooches 2) to 20. i : atermof years. The building is in} 9,3 2 wi ti <a i lace to Spectacles 50 to 10.00 We have been testing this mattress for the last two years | good repair, coniains 22 bed rooms, i, ead 1-5 off. Now is the time and thisis the p hh Silverware nearly all kinds, in good|and being satisfied that they are ten times better than the | two parlors, — dining room, | 8 : quality plate. ordinary style wire mattress. We have secured the entire —". ee a oa oe ° i ee, eee control of this bed for P. E. Island—They cost no more than | q good stable and cociiiaaa »» 1 Alee some in solid silver: other beds, endif you test one you wilt readily discover the| For further particulars apply to the : A difference. owner on the premises, & 5 < . t 7 ley 1 f W TAY mn 9 pian ....SUNNYSIDE.... ) io 5 .

MARK?; WRIGHT AND CO

CHARLOTTETOWN ——~