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He (Mr. McLean) would repeal such a ballot and not‘ as that which was
repealed. There between the tivo and open vote. Five
sworn
OPOD
done 'Z
should
as one a
lquestion, and something at It was said the Opposition
are not sincere. All they usked was
to heryput to the test.
H0- ,. MR. MGMILLAN claimed they
were only in the House to carry out the will of the people. No one had Ukedfliini to support the ballot but many _had told him not to vote lor
it. .
The 'vote was then talzen and the
resolution declared lost on a straight party ~vote-:cas 13, nays 14.
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"Fruit-a-lives” Brings llalural llesiills ln A Nalliial Way.
“I aiu ii sevclii_v-llihe-yf‘;ii'-olil funn
null :i iiiv-.il llc-lic-wi' lil, uilil user of, “l`liiil :.-‘_'.\,rs".
“.»‘_ri.".l'.ri~ of Tile lluivcls was the
c~o:::i1 ici I siiliclcil flrliiu limi I foullii that "I"rilil-:l-live-1" l il inc more i;.'lru lllnn any ifller rcllieliy. diy d_iic\\'-\‘ zid\‘i.<v.-il nw ii. _~»lii_-krto “l-`riiil-il-tives”
cud l luis dozil-so wllll heal. in-s=\_llii
“l ll _-.~~ Ili-»_-ii in luisillcss iilc or a
1_{ooiilll.iil_\` _vi~;\r-; and llilvu liccll :l rl' i- Llclitol <)ll<:r\'iile for i-'.'i~l' fifty jv"::ir.l."
\\'M. 1‘AllSON5.
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The Zion Church bill was rea/_l 11
third time and passed. Also the lull respecting the Legislature.
The House in coinlllittve. Mr. llc-
Klnnon in the chair, agreed to the bill incorporating the Mclienzie Tail- oring Company, limited. The incor- porators are J. lilaiulc Slinlli. *George F. Grady, Viola lilclielizie, Angeline Mcl-lenzie and Lillie lilclicli- zie. The capital stock is fixed at $2,- 000 in 200 shares of $10 eurll. The bill was reported with uillclldllicllts_
THE Pltbillllldlt nioved that the
House resolve itself into Colillilittee of supply. Mr. lilclllllliilus ln the chair. The vote for lloairds of Health was taken up. i
MR. PROWSE criticised the action
of the Government in connection with the outbreak of smallpox lit llilrrliy River, complaining that the Govern- ment had not supported the local board of health nor rcililbllrscd the very moderate outlay' incurred, some $72.30. He thought this was false economy.
THE PIIEIIIIER thought u ulziu
who refused to be vucciiluted, went abroad and contracted smallpox and brought it home should be prosecut- ed rather than have his bills paid by the Government. The Government were Willing to do what was right, but not to pay such bills as this. The Government had not con'sidcred _any of these bills from Murray Har
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Fruit is X:i\.ilrc‘s1:l.\.-_'i‘.'c. “l"‘uit-:i-
_ lives” is inode of ille juices of :liiili-_--, I oranges, figs mid pl-uncs. "l`;-.lil-.'-.- _ i lives" acts oil llic liiliuziu 5_\':=f.~;'ll l I1* I fre.-iii lriiit-c:i;~,ily aufl grlllly- _\".‘. ji. '
as elfccliirly as the oiil-liiuu pill. ' "l:rliil-A-li\'c>"’ docs not p,'i_1li: o~
irrilule llic illll>_~'liill~~'. ILii_-_(lli:i1i~l`. i l>».>\\'rls iiud vuri-s Cllllsliiirili >n l»i»;.'_i: -. “I~`l'lliL-li-l.i\'c.s" lifts ililc-cllv oi- lfi.~li~ l l'
_lllst try “I~`riiil-1-i-li\'es \'.l'.~il j.'i ll lo. _'ii
_ ri mild, gc-llllc yet efl`ccli\'c 1..\<:livc ” i liver regliluior.
5oc. nbox--6 for _§2.;f--lriil =i/e. 2 - At :ill il<llli‘rs_ or fzoiii l‘luit .i-li\'\--
il.l\l<d fllilii
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lthc Governnicnt must ho cousllltcd, tiiue would be lost und :iii cpiilelnie might gain ilziilgelxiiis llezillway_ Ile _read from the law tliut no local illozird could iliclll' all expense exceed- ing: $200 without alltliorlty from the IGovci‘ulileut, wliich lullst lnciiu that
b et but would consider tlieiuiithey hiifl l‘(‘“'0l` to l“(`“1‘ fxpellse Ill*
OT Y , _ _ They could not let the locnl boards
lto that uuiount. He contended that `tlie local board at lilurriiv ltiver had
run wild. » i _ - _ _
The matter- was fiirtller <lisciis.se<`l`l’f°l"3" “utllunty ‘U ‘I0 “"h*1"U“"5'
hy ML McKinnon i\.ii._ Crosby thciliad done and .tllatf Dr. lirchiilit Premier, and Mr. Matliieson, the lat- |SHf“\l<I he bald. _ ter criticising with some severity tliel mm ‘l‘5C“ss“’" ‘ms °"“l“‘““°“ by letter of Dc H_ D_ Johnson’ i»I.0\.in, lair. Doble, followed by Hon. Mr. cihi Hehith Ofiicci-_ to i)i._ Bi.ch_,i~_t cf (iallliiit, who allniittcd cliiit he hnd Murray niyci._ in which thc hchc “~hglpl‘oll1lseil lo bl'iii_:_ llr. lxell s ‘bill to expressed that thc patient Shmihi hc ‘file favorable notice of the _(_.oifern-
llnent but he did not autlioil-ie iii-
charged a good round bill, that the. _ ‘ ' people must an hc vaccinated ,md currlniz the expense. _His eolleuizlies that the Ghvci-“ment wciiid pay no did not think the bill as presented hiiis_ Mi-_ Mhthiehcii chiarhcd' “pon should bc paid, but slucc an ltelnlscd ghh danger that iii future.ciiiiiciiiii-Slliccoulit had llecli Irendcrell, lin hoped the doctors might smiiii aihci and ,itrlnigllt be paid in part. The Pre- iht the disease take h0id_ in View of uiler, Hon. Mr. liichardo, l\‘li'. Doble, the why thht Di-_ Brehhiit had hecii iMr, .\lcl.c:lli, and others coutiniicd treated. Doctors could not be cxpec--U10 iIlSf“§S’*‘"- _ hed to give away the bi-(-_,ii hilt “fi Mil. lxelluolly, lll':ld:illi:lii`e_ .\Ir.
l‘o‘< \ll' Wvrlft I-Ion ‘lr llluiiuis-
their own moutlis. He thought the -. l - _ _ . ~ A- »_ - doctor employed by thc i,,c_.ii iicm-5 koy,_l\1r. Mntlllesoil, I lli'_ Viol‘l>lll~l_oil at Mui-i-ay River Shmiiii hc ‘mid _hy continued the dlsi'ussioli over a very the Government. There could har<lly|“'1‘f° §f"‘f3“-__ _ _ ' _ he a stronger ciihc_ y 'llllu Pltlalilll-.lt lil `l'l‘l‘l_v to un ill-
VFNINC SFS SIONI
qllliv stated that l)l Johnson is
The House resumed its sitting; at Wild 551°() “S '""d“"*l "‘l""“"` "l the
‘ l B l 1 leudeird very
8.50 o’cl0ck and went into conilliittec P"‘“"“f"\ “fill » ill" ` ` of supply, the item of boarcls of "_"l““I’I_° "‘”"\"""_`- “h."“ 50"" I" f'“t` hcaith being umici. c,mSi(ie|.M_i,,n_ side points to liiiiestlgatc colltliirloili-: Tris 1>lzl<;lvlil-lil, in reply in lui. fiililifsfiks hc is I'-“lil ll” fi “"1” Til"
Dhhie and hi-ei-icuii siicnkcml Btiitcii item ol llourds of lililillh was llicu that hc did not understand it to hc l’*“"5U‘I~ _ _ the duty of the Gai-cyniiiciit to hike 'l‘lic Alzrlcliltllrc depiii'tnll:ilt cstllnai- charge of, or incur expense for indi- l"l"~ $9;`3“0 “'°"" “wt l7”i"°"" "}’» 'IIN vidual cases of typhoid fever, scarlet Uf\\'¢`Ul“lZ ¢‘Xll0IiSf2l= _ <_il_ llie (.olnlnls- feven mehsieh Ui- _'diphtheria that siolier, $'i:’»0, wus criticise-il by _\ir. might uhhh, about the cghnii-y_ Hc i\'Iai.lllv::;on and others. lt was point- read from she lhw of iggg whut me thc eil out that lu li return licfol-c _thc duties of lhciii hoanih of hciimi and House it is stated that no ltelniscd under what circhms-thhccc expenses account of these trlivellinl; expenses
is kept or has ever been kript Mr
might be incurred. Copies of the law _ - ' l - _~ _ hhdihhen from tim; th timc sent tr, l\l_<ltlilcson arcfiled that the loliiliils- ‘the Gogh] hom-iih_ yet .they ccnhinhcii sloner had pocketed this amount, and to i hui- exmingcs which thc ihw had otllerwise clizirgerl for his uctuzil would not wnrmnt, and expected me outlay for exlieuscs in lravclliiis-
` Government fo pay thcm_ This the This wus denied by the Poliinilssioii-
Government did not propose gh d0_ cr. l\Il'_ i\'Iutlileson. lirgileil tlillt‘ the Only the expenses that were duly nu. iiniount was excessive, that the _l oin- thoriscd wmiid be paiiij-_r_§*tO DL lulssionel' lr:i\'elleil on li' railway Keir's hill referred to by MF. Dobic, lids* “WI “"1” "“t‘l‘-"‘I I" |115 ““t‘"‘I it was only Bincc the Hciisc ii-_,B ii, cspciiscl; unil not our vcut more. llc session that lm itelliised account had S"-‘lil fill* Yolo for l'l':l\'ellini.' exiiciises been l'e<'.eivcrl. The case was ouc, ol §\'=\H fl"‘1\_l-"ll "S "“‘I='l`l'- l-ln (Mi-_ lvl:ith~ typhoid fcvci-_ ami the io(-iii h,,i,_i»,| lesolii did not know 1_.h:il' that this had fnot been authorised to incur any ""lf"“`l“i “""`l" W0" -’f“’"ll ""< H” expense in i-cgmwi ¢hcrci_i,_ itliiiliglit illc lhiiiiliiisriioiiel' iviicii lil*
Msg DURIE read ii icum. f,.,,m HH. i_‘c:iil;1e|l his po.<l1ll»ii, v.oul\l p:l_v buck
loc” board nuchorising UL Kcil. i,, into thi- ll'i-iisiiryliill file vxcvlss over attend the i-ssc. lin ntl-oiiely in-gmlilllii =i"i»l1=iI tl'-'i\'i‘llliu: ~“Xl\<'i\=="_s. that in this case the hill of liboiiti |I‘l§<'» Mil. Ill' lldltllrl szilil they
had Il-:ivncd to n tirndv and liii illi-
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3}2oPv¢‘;‘}II'-:iiildiit_ ‘uc hw" mm by tw truthful .~it.'»it_cil1clit_ No sill-h ulirrow
MR MATHIESUN m_gm,,i that |_hc inillflml stall-liieill liud ovcl' liccn
iocafhonrds Fh,,"i,i hM.‘_' l,0'\._.el. U, lie::?i‘ll ill any lieifisliltillwx
v ,,cn,icm'|v_ 'Hi .\ouie illrioriicr und fi dvliiiinil [or
' Ilef ` ‘ lilr I ‘ 'l
act prompt.y and illde
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THE POS'I`MAS'I’ER
'I`ELI.S IIIS FRIENDS
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That They Should use Dodd’s Kidney Pills for Kidney IIIJ.
He Had Backaclle for ri Long Time But Dodd’s Kidney Pills (Tiired it. That is Why He Recommends Them.
Dyment, Ont., April 21 (>-lpecil\l)-
John Oldberg, postmaster here, and well-known tllrougliout this entire neighborhood, is ‘telling his friends that 'Dodd's Kidney Pills are the cure for all forms of Kidney Disease. And when they ash how he'knows, this is the answer he gives:
“I was troubled with bnclinclle for
A long time and Dod<l'li Kldncy Pills
Bling ft.'_ 'I'hat’s why I recommend bod 's Kidney Pills to all sufferers from Kidney Disease."
anne- the postmaster is not the only
in this neighborhood who has d tells! from their Kidney ills ln -old reliable remeilv, I1o<ld's Kid- qfllls. Othefs there are whose
ltllm has been relieved, whose
Iss vhnllshell, and whose
isffymhgchln hat; hee; cured. . e seas! ls the ldneys,
emu ty the Kidney; sein; out
' .i~»i<'.f.|on arose on this. _ tili- 'irils l‘f-fiisoil to i~etl~:i<‘t.
Mll. l\lA‘l‘H-I-l~lSl>N sfiiti-il tllnt
ivhaf. hc Iiziil said was luiseil on 1.lic return iullilnitteil by the l'onliilil»il~;ion-- er to the House. If his words were luntruc then the retiiru was untrue. He colitenilcd that every cclit in ex- _cess of the actual expenses of travel
ought to be repaid till the treasury null that any honorabc mail would do it.
HON. MR. ltl(‘H/\RDS said this
amount had been voted for six years and linii never been challenged. In other I’i'o\/iuces zi lump sum was vot- ed in this way, :iud no itmiiisell ac- coilnt was ever called lor. If it wus too nilicli, tncy ought not to vote it. He had never made u charge outside of the amount voted. He had been repeatedly out of pocket in travelling in other Provinces. Hc defied any- one to put their linger on a penny
y . the Opposition had misrepresented hlni_ `
ed that both sides of the House had frequently violated the rules. Later he added there was nothing to .take back as one party was as bnd as the i other. '
MR. WYLATT challenged the right
oflthe Commissioner to any more
or order. Daiwa Kinney Puls never f il to cure lt.
‘ IT; fini!! WAY
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turn of travelling expenses of th# Engineer of Public Works the item
iissioncr of Agriculture kept no nc-
ll
Cnurlottuwwn E s lcpsuiilyocliiletthiust put the lump sum in
who uspired to i l .
or from the Premier L 21 H i
At the time The Guardian reporter oft, 3.00 n.ln., this debate was still li pl'oi,:ress. .
THURSDAY. '
Wednesday, April 19.
The House, which had sat till alter
ive o’i:lock this morning, without
linking progress in supply, opened to
the public at 12.20.
MR. l\ll‘l’Hl~}l<} preseiitcd a petition
and bill to alnelld the act for the
iicorporatioii of the Y. M. (,‘. A. of
(`harlottetown. '
After liuestioils, answers and the
submission of some retilrlls, Ur. War- blii-ton niovcd the l-Iolise into colu-
ilitloe ou the bill to iiicorporntc thc
|l\Iul'lJoliuld ltoivo Wood-Workiilg l`oul~ »l i
willy, Mr. (‘roshy, in thi-_ l‘huil‘. The ncor orators are rl. A. Macllonlilil
P .
W. lil. Iloivc, l.. lil. Poole. lt. M. Johnson and I.. J. Worthy. The capi- tul, stock is fixed at -$7,000 in $100 sliares. Sonic disc|ls'~:ion took place lalliolii: the legal lnenlliel'l~l us to the varying powers l-_onlcrred upon cor- porate conipzinies by the Legislature alld the desirability of gl'eal.i~l' linifor- lliity ill that regard. The bill was re- l ` " - ill
iorted agiecd to without amend ieiits. The bill incorporatinl.: tho McDonald
<‘ompany was read a third time and passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Holise resumed its sitting ut
3.25 o'clock, und in committee of the whole, with_`I\li‘_ McPhee in the chair, ronsidcreil the bill to incorporate the North Shore Illirnl Teleplinne Com- pany. 'l‘lle iucorporaturs are Roder- ick McKinnon, J. D. Mcl)oliald, Paul McKinnon, D. McDonald, Wilfrid Mc- Kinnon nlid Vincent Sutherialid. The object is to niaiutain and operate a .lurlil telephone from St. Peter's Bay rustwarilly along the North Shore llond for a distance of seven miles. 'l`lic cupitiil stock is $500 in $1 shares. Ilou. Mr. Mclnnis lilid charge of the bill. He explained that the line is a brunch colinectilii; with the general telephone lilies, and the company asks power to contract with or sell their line to the Teleplione (‘ompanv of Prince l<1d\\'al‘il li-lliiud. The bill was agreed to witllolit iinieudnieilt.
MR. WYi\'l‘T iutrl_>duced a bill to
:iniend the act relating to Landlord and Tenant. _ ~ Mli. l\'lcNEILl. uioved the House lu- to committee on the bill to amend the Suinmerside lncorpo'ral;ion Act 1003, Mr. McLean in the chair.
After some con\'erse.tional discussion
progress, was reported. The bill to amend the act incorporating the Pio- neer Publishillg Conipany was next taken up in coinuiittce, Mr. Kennedy, Kcnsinetoli ill the chair. Clause 5 which provides that no person shall hold more than one eighth part of the capital stock was amended to ex- cept any persons who may now hold more than tuat much of the stock, such lioldiniz, however, not to be in- creasi-d. The bill 'was agreed to with aint-iiilments.
HON. MR. HASY.Alll)’S bill to a.-
niend the (lonillioll Law Proceedure |Act was colisidcrcd in committee, llr. iwarburton in the chair. It empowers the Chief Clerk, or acting Clerk to sign certain orders, instead of the Judge as now rcliilired. The bill was agreed to without ameiilliuelit.
The bill to amend the Gallic Act
was rc-colnmitted, Mr. Irving in the l-huir for the purpose of iiialling some changes. The prohibition against the use of iiiitomatic. guns in the' hunting of geese and lirant was made general so flu' as to proliiliit the llse of these guns in huntilig any kind of game. The bill was zi;;i‘ci:d to with alucnd- uicnts.
Tile bill to illi'ol~porute thc McKen-
v.ic 'l‘ailol'iliig ('olnpu.ily wus rciid li third time uud passed.
that the party of immigrants com- iul: to this country are expected to arrive in this city on Slliuiwlay or Monday next.
The Committee of Supply was re-
sluued, Mr. McWilliams ill the cliair. The consideration of the agriculture estimates were taken up, and discus- sion arose on the item, Scholarships, Truro, $800.
MH. MATHIIGSON silggcsted that
our students at Truro had great ad- valltnizes there, but the arrangenlents could not be `e0risillereil pel‘u\alicllt.. We ought to look to the time when this training could be given in this I 'rovinco.
I~l')N. Mll. l{'I(7l-IAllll.\‘ ilioliglltour
students were very welcome so far, and the ofler to this Province wus li voliintury one, yet thc tiiiir lniglit roulc when il colitrlbliiioil would be expovteil.
’l‘l~ll~} l'lll'1l\1ll<}lt tliouiglll this l‘i~o-
viui-r~ lilid been treated vcry lilicrlil- ly, liltllollgh lille privilegcii iverc ex- fcndcd to New lirullswick, wliiln thai. l"l'oviucc liud ecllt. but ll siniill niiniber of stililcillti-i. I-ln tlioliglit it wollhl bl' time cuoulxll to coliliillol' thi-_ mutter of :l colitrihiition when it is asked for. Tlin iti-.ln then passed. I (lu the Executive Foilncll, lucnillcrs’
BABIES WIIO SUFIER
FRUM CONSTIPATION
The littlc ones who suffer from
constipation, culic, indigcstion, or any of the many ills that afflict clilldren, will find prompt relief in l:laby’s Own Tablets-a medicine that ls guaranteed absolutely safe and free from all injurious drugs-in fuct the only medicine for luibies sold under the glmruutee of a government ans- lyst to contain no opiate, narcotic or other "‘sootlling" stud. Concern- ing them Mrs. Ernest Plnmondon, Ste. Julie Station, Que., writes: “lt is a pleasure for me to let you know what your l.laby's Own Tiiblets have done for my children. My baby suf- fered terribly from constipation and
uint he had fallen of the pnlille men- rilthfuish we had a doctor there was e for his private use' The lender of H0 CIHIUEG in his 0005310" fill I D0'
an to give him Baby's Own Tab
g _
_ lets, but since then he is enjoying
cries nl order and n demand for 20011 heaith." The Tablets are sold retraction followed with ii discussion by medicine dealers or by mall at 25 of rules of order. The Chairman rul- ‘$61115 8 b0X "Om Till* DP- Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Special to The Guardian.
SPRINGFIELD, Ky., April 20-
Maud B., the famous trotter owned b the late Gtor ns, was shot
Y , _ to dest ‘ in Stearns'
than his actual expenses. In the re- wi
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if-was 85 years old and
1 Why Feel Badly
At All?
Of course, it is “spring
fever". But why not keep the liver active- the stomach clean~and
_ the blood pure -with
asa:
.v
v
A glass every
. i morning is the best
possible tonic for, young and old.
1.*
‘ At all druggists-
= i 25c. and 60c. a bottle.
86
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niilclige, ctc $700. Mr; Miitlliecon pointed out that the changed condi- tions of railways and free passes should he taken into accoliut. A iuembl-l' who had to drive only ai lcw miles over bud roads was at grcufni' cost tliuu one who came by rziil from ’l‘ig'nish. This he thought lllieiiuul.
HON. L. 1\lcDONAI.D favored the
existing system, which had been long in v_ol:\lc. I-lis own mileage lliiroly
paid thc actual outlay. The itcm pas- ser .
~Elllicn.tion, Chief Superintelidcllt’s
salary, $1,200, travelling expenses $350 etc was next considered. lllspec- tor’s salaries, three at $850 and lin Inspector of French schools at $300, brought out. the suggestion from Mr. Arsenaillt; that the latter should bc paid more.
THE PREMIER pointed out that
the French Inspector only lza\'e li por- tion of his time to. the work, and tlioupht he was about as well paid for the work done as the other lil- spectors.
HON. MP.. GALLANT snid it was
only since the Liberal party came in that there was an Inspector of French schools. One was appointed by them and _paid $200, and sonic years ago at his reconimendation thc salary was increased to $300.
HON. L. Mcl)ONAl.l1 coilld not see
his way to support an increase for the French Inspector until they were able to incrcuse the salaries of all the Inspectors, which he hoped yet to see done. -
MR. ARSENAIILT said the Frelicll
schools were greatly. scattered. The Inspector had to travel ,day und nizlit and pay his own cxpcilses, while hundreds of dollars ivere voted to pay travelling cipirlisos of certain other officials.
MR. Mcl)ONAI.D, (Uirdigiin, Mr.
Matliiesrm and others continued the discussion till G o'clock, the latter devoting attention to the salary and travelling expenses of the Sllperin- tendent of Edilcutioli. I-le read li let.- ter from Dr. Anderson stating that his salary had been fixed at $1.300 with actliul trlivcllilu: expenses ud- ditiounl.
P1\'I~`.NIl\'(l SlGSl~i1'_\N.
The Ilolisc i'n.<i\liird :it 8.25, \\'lloli
HON. Mit. ItI(}HAB.l)l>‘ aliuoliuced in l'-oiliniittcc of Supply Mr. l\’l:llhic-
son rcsumcd the discussion ol' the salary and travelliuif expenses of the .~‘»uperinf.cndeut nf ldlllicntion.
'1‘Hl'i1 PREMIER explained tlint his
lllidcrstaliding was that Dr. Anderson was to receive as Superintendent of Education an amount equal to what llc received as Principal of the Col- lege, which was $1200 in salary, and house rent, fllel, etc__of a value of $300. That seemed to be the reason why the two amounts were stated in the forlii in wllicli they had been vot- ed for ten yours without objection being taken. lt is really a salilry of $1500.
'l‘lle diuclissinn was continued by
Mr. Wyatt, Hon. l\'ll'. l\lcMilllin, Mr. Mclienu and others, thc Opposition contention being that the estimates if for salary should lic so stated. It was not zirirlled that $1500 was too iuuch snlary for llr_ Andersoii. lu reply to Mr. Wyatt the lrl~,lliii~l' ex- plained that the presciit lirrliiigeilicilt will be routllllied while Ill". Anderson retains the office. Ile hull not yct; re- signed but had iiitiinnted lin inten- tion to retire nt. nu eiil‘ly'rlate. The new Superintendent. will probably re- ccivc $1200 salary _ mid lils actual truvclling expenses, which latter would be more than Dr. Andcl'son'i~l for the first year, ns he would have to go, ull over the Province to bc- come acquainted with existing condi- tions.
HON. Mil. (IUMMISKEY remarked
upon the fact that the very vigilant Opposition had not discovered this great wrong in all the past ten years during which they had assisted to vote the salary in this way. Every one admitted that Dr. Anderson was well worth $1500, and both sides of the House had joined to vote it from year to year.
MR. McLl<}AN contended- that the
Opposition had all along believed that the money voted for travelling expenses for the Superintendent, the Commissioners of Agriculture and Public Works were for actual travel- lin ex enses and not as salary He
E D » - .claimed that ten thousand dollars
had been mlsappropriated in this way.
The discussion was continued by
Mr. McKinnon, Hon. Mr. I-lughes. Mr. McLean, Mr. Arsenault and oth- ers.
MR. DEWAR moved a resolution to
reduce the amount for travelling ex- penses lrom $350 to $200. This was discussed by Messrs. Wyatt, Gallant, Mathleson, Delaney, (who created~
House divided on this motion, 13 to 13 and the chairman gave his cast-
lngt vote against lt and declared it los .
On District Teachers' Salaries,
$108,000 and ~Bouus S450 n further
discussion arose.
MII.. MATHIESON pointed out that
the bonus was the smallest for many years. Other Provinces had increased
wick salaries were increasing. He in- stiiuced the Johnson River school case ns one in which the money voted for education was wasted and misap- propriutcd. He detailed the circum- stances nt considerable length. It had been alleged that Premier Peters had promised that the Government
lrlift letter which was in Premier Peters’ handwriting, hilt not signed,
and the (lovei'lilnclit refused the lip- pliculits would have to pay the costs themselves.
'FHIC l’ltl‘Il\’Ill‘lR Said he dill not ili- lend to deal at Iellgtli with this mat- ter as llc hull done so more than once. The fact was that Preluicr 1'et- ers iinllcrt-ook to advise these peo- ple that their proper proceedure was to file il bill, which bill was prepar- cil in his office. The pnoplc -had asked for sonic gllarnntee-that if the case went iigilillst them as it did finally tlliit thc llnvernmidit would pay the cost. Such a letter was prepared lit Mr. 1’vtel'i~l' direction, in part in his own lizillllwritiul: and given to the applicants. Mr. Peters’ law piwtilcr coniiriiied the fuct that Mr. I‘ctel's
that the lilxccutive were hound by this to pay the amount. He had no liesitntion ill talking the filll respon- sibility before tlle House und the country for lnakinz the payment. The case went. against the trustees, nt. the first trial on its inerits, but on appeal this decision was reversed oil a mere tccllliiculity. I-le moved the adjourlilrlent of l-he deb:ite.
Progress was then l‘epol'ted and the
House udjolirlled at 11 o'clock till tuulorroiv morning at I0 o’clock.
l~‘lill)A\'. `
'l`\lursiiay, April 20.
The House opcncd to the public at
11.30.
HON. MR. (‘.L‘Ml\iISKl<1V was kept
busy for sonic time presenting re- turns nud answering questions asked by Mr. McKinnon, Mr. Kennedy, Kensington, by Mr. 1’ro\\'sc and oth- ers with i‘eglii'il to various roads, works, cattle giiards, etc. lu reply lo Mr. Kennedy lic prolniscd to table information leapecting a cattle guard ut Mcl)ona1d's railway crossing at Mill Valley. .
The bill to auiclid the Gallic Act
was read li third time and passed.
the _act incorpol‘li.tillg the (7hiil‘lotte- town Y. M. C. Associiitioii which wlis reported without umendmenls.
'1"Hl`~] 1’llEMlER niovcll the House
into committee of supply limi the ed- ucational cstiniiitcs were taken up.
MR. l\’lCKINl\`l_)N spoke of the .I Ilii-
son River school case, denying flint the Oppositior. had spoken disrespect- fuliy ol lille late I-’i'emier Peters. He argued that il Mr. Peters had prom- ised to pay these costs hc ivould' have done so in the i.wo,ycn1‘i»l that hc lived after the alleged promise was made.
MH. l\lATl-IIESON argued that no
I"l'cniiei‘ could uinlie a prouiise that would biild the Government or the Proviiice. Any such prolnise could only hind himself. Jlldgliieut wus iriveu in 1006 and the ciliilplliiliiiiits who had lost their case had no doubt liiadc lippliciitiou to Mr. l‘l\t- ers to uliike good his proilliso, if he had inude one. Ile did not do f_liat_ sind scclils to have rl:i'ilscll to do srl.
THE l’ltI<}Mll‘lll said thc ciists were
noi. taxed till 1007 :ind shortly lifter th:-it Mr. I-'cters was token ill. Mr. lugs. however, confirmed the stato- luent that it was ‘Miz Petcri-:' inten- tion that the Governnlcnt should pay the bill.
Mll. A1lSl'GNAllI.T said il the (lov-
crnnieut felt obligated to pay this bill they should have done so last year.
_The merits and technicalities of the
ruse were further discussed hy l)l~. Warburton, Mr. lilathiesou, Mr. (‘ox, Mr. Mcbelin and Hon. Mr. l‘.umnlis- key. The latter replied to some inti- liiuiiolin of previous speakers, that he lilid no <'oiinei‘.tio|i with the case, directly oi' iiidil'ectl_\'. Ile had sonic biluilicss rclatiolls with one ol' thc p:irtil‘s in other iiliitfcrs.
All"l'F}|lNll(lN l~ll'}'.~‘»Sll)N.
'l‘lio I-louse nlcf. :it 11.50 wllcn volu-
initteli of l~uippl_v wus resillncd.
MII. liIATI~l'fl<`.H(lN said the llovcrii-
ment did not pay tllo aliioillit., $351), in the .lolinsoil River scliool misc ilu- til April 1010 :ind that it was re- ported thlif. the iuouvy had bel",-li bc- lorc that i‘uise<l and pliid by the pro- ceeds of li note of which l-lon. Mr. Uullllniukey was thc clidorser. These uleu were said to bc liicu of niciuls, one having $500 in the bank. Why tlleu did the (iolniuissiolicr cudorsc that note?
HUN. MR. (‘lll\ll\’IlSl(li1\' suiil he
$5.50 Recipe Cures Weak Kidneys Free
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Relicves Urinary :ilirl Kidney Troubles Barkaclic, Slrxiiniilg, Swelling, cic.
Stops Pain in the Bladder, ‘Kidneys and Back.
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Blnd Ret n colrv of it. Mnny ii doc
mr yvkciuld charlie _you 83.50 lust for writ Wm be” PIAGFCF Dtlon. but I have it ard
R I osend it to you entirely fre. .
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ich . and I wlllsend ltby return mslflli'
Iiarmless remedles,pl>iit(iI.\ l'in=“|?r!;;I¢%\;':i!
the teachers' salaries. In New Bruns- _
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were given, showing that this was what was meant. For the first time the House now learned that the Com-
Iicllrd solliid-repl°o-
dueing instruments--perhaps you have had it in mind to buy olle-maybe you ure uncertain which make to buy-but
have you heard the
would pay the costs in this case, and
this alleged promise was made the pretext by the present Governlnelit _ '
for .i in the sum of $350 five years
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later. He, (Mr. Mnthieson) denied thiili Premier Peters had ever made such a promise. llc rcud from a
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that if lipplication were niade to the (loveriilucnt for payincnt of this sum »
You can do this at. the store of ziu_v Edi- son dealer. Wlleli you go, note the longer playingtime of Ambcrol Records (play- ing twice as long as the Standiird Edison Records); note the Amberol selections, not found on any other record of any kind; note also the repi~odl1l»ing point of the Edison Phonograpll lhat never wears out and never needs cllziugiug; the motor, that rims as silently :uid as evenly as an electric device. and tile special Ilom, so shaped that it gatlicrs every note or spoken word :ind brings it out with start- ling fidelity. It is izlicfie exclusive features, vital to p<rl'i`ei~t work, that should claim
your at tcution.
Thrrc nr# lid ison
lI|'lili*|~’a-ii-ry\\ lil'ri~.<lo lo llir ll\~;il'i~~l null hi-ur lla- l<1ili_~'-ni I’lin|io;_'|li|il\ nhi_\' holh I'1iii<oii Shin- llu rll ii lid lfrlisun Aiiilii-rnl Ili-vorils. (ict i-oiupli-lo l-:ilnlo;:~a froln your di-lilcr oi from ns.
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$|i|__'-ii to $240.00. Edison Sliiililnrll Ilcvnrds. wc. l<1di_~ou Anibcrol, Rec- ords (pluy twice as Iolurl, ll.‘»l~. I". il iso n (lruiid Opera Records. 851:. lo $2.50. '
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Also the bill to incorporate the Mc- _ _ Donald-Roivc \Vood\\'ol‘kinl; (‘oiupuliy. Toombs Queen st' MR. Mcl’I'lEl<] moved the Ilouse iii- lun' BYUS-» Kult SL
to committee on the bill to amend ;__‘ ___ A _ r
ll_;ld ailreliily flllly stated uis coiiiicc- tloil with the case. I-lc had iilldnrized li note from Peter Uilliiiiiiskey who wanted to lilly li. Ilirln and wlio lifter- wards not some other uniues on the uotc._ He had no connection wllatev- cr with the school case, :lull liud used no lnlilleuce or siiggesiioli to his col- lcugues to have the mutter settled.
Mit. MA'l`liIl<7l\`(lN wlinted to know
\\‘licthei‘ ihe proceeds of that note wcut to pay thc costs of the case.
I-ION. llill. GUMMISKEY said he
was eiidorsvl' on a note for about $300, but did not know wliethei' the money raiseli oil that note wasilsed to pay those costs or not. He was on the note with Peter (ullnmiskcy, but not with certain others uiilucd by Mr. Mlitlliesoll. Ile had no kilow- ledge of what they did ivitli the mou- cy.
Mlt. l\lA'l‘l~IlI<IS()N wus illl`oi‘ilicil
tlliif. llou. _\lr. iliiiliniiukcy wus oil the note by which the uioiloy \~;lil~l ruil~l<~:| to pill’ tllcsc costs.
I-lliN. l\1ll_ Clll\‘ll\llSI'(l<1Y-Vl`lil» is
your i|iful‘lulilit'?
lllll. l\lA'l`HIl<lS()N did not give ilic
llulue. I-le went on tu argue otliol' nspl~l'_ts of the case-_ contending thnf, i""`““€l‘ I'f‘l-“YS lluve no uiiilerstlliiil- Ing that the llovcrniueiit would pay the costs. Mr. Inlfs, lsiii'-piirtliiu' with l’l`c-iiliel' l’ctcl's, wus counsel for the conlpl:iinunts_ lt was li llisllouor to l\ll_‘. Peters to do this ivroilir, pay this money and then take shelter bc- hluil the dcud l’rculir.‘i‘.
MII.. 1\ltSI<]NAIlI.'l` li\‘ou|;lit up the
case of John (L Arsenuull.. u tcucher UI 52 Y¢l\l‘H Hl‘l'ViL‘e-ilu reluf.ion of his -and wanted to be inforlned who-
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Cox Bros., Morell.
Bixrs. A. M. Campbell, Bt. Peter's
H. J. Mahon, Som-ig,
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S. H. Colwlll, New Haven. Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.
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W | | ki ‘\, 1 _ _ Your ealer does not carry Nulifel
,cud°}'¢f,|ni’,‘;.o‘:,",:,§i‘{,‘;i‘if_}‘;'_}(§2}{§,‘i_ ask him to write Johnson A: John~,
.provision ill the law for this or other
deserving cases.
Mil. IRVING thought ',here ought
to be some provision for the many deserving tcnclicrs, who at small sal- aries had given the strength of their youth, their manhood und their old age to the teaching profession. Some of them had labored long and rend- ered an incalculable service, which would last for generations to como.
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The Twenty fifth. "Session
-OI" 'l`HE- -
iummer School of Science
will be held nt Fredericton, N. B., .lilly lllh to Aug. 2nd. I
(‘oursr.~: in Natural Scieilccs, Eng-
lish l.itcrutlire, 'Agricllltllre--Scliool lim-ilonilig, vtc., will bc given. offer fol conipetitioh. FOUR of these will be confined to l’_ IC: I. 'l`cacllcrs.
llrop ii cord fl-l' calendar to
J. D. Seaman,
63 Tlnylicld street, Charlottctoivu,
Secretary.
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