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ANOTHER SHAMEFUL SCENE. ARS ON ili | ‘On the marine and fisheries vote Mr. | Davies called attention to a sum of $226) fi AN for wine, brandy and cigars on account of | } . ” | —— € ~~ otticers of the steamer Lansdowne. He! proceed to attack Hlon. Mr. Foster >

sanctioning the payment of public money to be spent in liquor, and held it was not consistent with the professions of spostle of temperance in the ministry. Mr. Davies quoted Mr. Freeman, who was a supporter of the Government,

that no Christian man should offer his brother liquor. Hon. Me. Foster said Mr. Davies was

actuated by something else than the inter- ests of the country in this matter, and his attack but a of the attacks made on his temperance principles. ‘* I can inform him,” continued Mr. Foster, ‘* that the Minister of Marine and Fisheries, up to the present date, has bought no wine, no brandy, or no cigars with his own money or the money of the public. (Applause.) My friend indulging in ancient history, as usual.”

Mr. Davies— Do you deny that you paid this money for drink

Hox. Mr. Fosrer— You will see that this liquor was supplied between July, 1885,and the beginning of 1886. I did not assume the duties of the office until the } eginning of January, 1886.

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Mr. Davres—You did not answer.

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SCE VICS. f Mort aa i eighth day of April, in . OL Mortwage, da es the eig a) d li, Mr. Davies—You paid the bill since you | the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred came into oftice or sanctioned it. (Cries of | and seventy-six, and made between Patrick “Sit down | Raymond Bowers of the one part, and James Col- : aoy } . . wu ' lege Pope of the other part, of which said Mr. Brown—Don't try to wriggle out | Mortgage the undersigned are now the Assignees. of it | For further particulars apply at the office of , ; i E. H. Haviland, Charlottetown. . Hon. Mr. Fosrer—I deny that I paid it. | Dated this Twenty-ninth day of April, A. D., Now let the hon. gentleman state he was | 1887. skies sill : . : JOSEPH HENSLEY, wrong 1n accusing me otf inconsistency. (. HEATH HAVILAND How. Mr. McLeran (ex-Minister of | Assignees, &c. Marine and Fisheries)— This bill was paid | May 2, 18 aw Ui Sa by my order. (Hear, hear, an ‘ries of | Cental Se ere 4 | The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, WITharaw. ) sie | the Third day oi December next, A. D., i887, then Mr. Davies—The expense was incurred | to take pwce at the hourand place above men- at the time of the launch of the steamer, er ted this 4th day of June, 1887 . e “ ret . is 4 LUuay OL FUE, & ie and it was represented to the officers that JOSEPH HENSLEY, it should not occur again. r. HEATH HAVILAND, Mr. Brown Withdraw Assixnees, &c, Mr Davies What d es the } I 1 a = r WLR. nat do tn Ion, gen tleman want / SOOTHING, . Mr. Bre WN | will s00n tell y yu what | CLEANSING, want HEALING. Mr Davy les continued to speak, and w us | Te ures greeted with cries of ‘‘withdraw and : 4 **shame CATARR ? Mr. Hesson—You cannot wor! ut : Jin u ¢ ot ork out of that small augur hole. Cold ii Head, Hon. Mr. Wuire—Why don’t you WAY FEVER : a . - itt s honestly withdraw Diet Mr. Davies The hon gentle: ‘ : : ; i Th. eman was : as ® : Droppin in charge of the department when the pay- > a —- ment was mad It is all ti oan - Nasal passages ia- nen was lade. é le same. =~ ’ (** Shame.”) ,EASY TO USE. to the throat and 4 member—Oh, but you are mean. excessive expectoration caused by Catarrh. Sent Withdraw the imputat i pre-paid on receipt of price, 50c, and $1. Address tHaray ic pucation oid rockville, Ont. Hon. Mr. McLetan—The amount was | FULFORD & CO., B :

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did the then as I would do to-day were I minister and (Laughter and applause.) If | commodores under ine aS my hon. friend has, and if they had

steamers. I

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had

to come in contact with official persons | ould feel ashamed if they could not offer | them refreshments. (Hear, hear.) Hon. Mr. Fosrer—-The admiral agrees} with me Mr. Mircnert—I don’t think he does wree with you. I have enjoyed many a good glass of wine with him. He may say that to your face, but | know behind your

back he would say, *‘ | wish we had a min- ister Of marine that was not a temperance man. (Laughter.) I would like to be ina position to give a man who was not a tem a drink if he came on board

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the country and take a cruise, and I would regret very much to let him sail little champagne on _ board. The hon. gentleman should say, ‘‘ Admiral Seott, do what you think is right. Treat people who come on board like a _ gentle- man. (Hear, hear.) Don’t restrain the natural instincts of Capt. Scott, for those | know are his natural instincts. (Applause and laughter.)

Mr. Freeman objected to the statement of Mr. Davies that he had said that no Christian man could drink liquor. * Many a good man, he had no doubt, did take a drink. He described the attack of Mr. Davies as worse than any police court at- tempt to blacken a man’s character.

without a (Laughter. )

A member—How often were you up? (Laughter. ) Mr. Freeman said that Mr. Davies

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vocate, and your constituents will be en- lightened when they hear that.

After some further discussion the item was adopted.

Hon. Mr. Fosrer announced in con-

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