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THE GUARDIAN. CHARIDTTETOWN, PRINCE RDWABD ISLAND APRIL 25, r9o4

' .1

Budget Speech is

Continued. `

Hon. J. H. Cummiskey

House met at 8.30.

Mr. Morson resumed the debate on the Budget dealing with the public r|\195II0U“-I

ot the day.

Hon. Mr. Cummiskey referred to the

admirable speeches delivered by the Lend- er and tho Minister of Agriculture. Den ~ ing with Consolidated Statutes he said he thought tho last speaker should he ashamed to mention them. He (Hon. Mr. Curnmiskey) denounced this expenditure while the hard worked farmers had to pay for n piece of work which has never been of any use. The Rights ol Way that have been paid lor and the bridges of cedar will [remain lor time to comet A

‘charge had been made against James F. Norton that tie was given $2.10 for work to keep his vote. The man mentioned had ncvrr voted against the Government and why should he bc given anyt,hinB to change his vol/el Speaking of ar0t\t'-I Ito Baldwln’s Road he had corresponded Iwlih the parties named and had promised to go down to see the proposed roufi- Til?

Mgmed by B cnmmntee 0| the Hgugg com-I '-*L1-¢:;;1'; 4;. <._,.,,__ E __ .__,._.,,,, poset of members ot both Sides Of the House, The Government had get $30.00!) from thc Dominion lor iriterrupted wiriteim communication up to the DYESEHI' ‘I“U_“- ,hc not return he toni-i say hu nat The Opposition had withdrawn $%0.0U0 from capital. What a dil’i`e\'€I1i» COUYSG

est ttolorence thouqh the only Roman

HON. JAMES H. CUIVZMlSKEY»

‘t Coi1itiii~.~.‘o'tr~r of Publi; \Vurl{S.

net. lie hai beentrcatel with the we t. riitiriy no s cf the Depurtruerrt of

Catholic, in the (lovernrnent, rind snouli tory to the rtctiplo, llc gave crcdltl

with one of the tlnest uiriss ut mon over' year. The stiti-uient that the tisliery C0 HSSEUIIIIB II\ I’1\l‘\It\ln0l\t-- . award .nter-est hu-\ nothing to do with the

Pon au.: tvlnvwwznz, 25a rlll lol-

“READ THIS

If you want a neat up-toed

suit for Spring and Summer y

should see our suitings; they

beauties, All the latest colors a

patterns and we make them up the latest Styles. ~

Come early and gct your choi

they are going fast. We sell

fair prices and guarantee satisf

tion.

MCDONALD & PERR

The Nobby Tailors, Great George Street,

Avril rr dw tl'

ate ou are nd in C

ce,

ac" had taken a most unfair ground with re-

was the latter one to that of the present Government who left the ruoncy on de~ posit. It had been charged that there was dlscrimlnationln the D\1IJiiC00i1i'l”Y*0i5- As a matter of fact on the bridges more .than halt the money went tothe Consor- vatives. He defied the Opposition to make one sneoiilc charge against the DH partmcnt of money that was misspent ls our road system as good as the Con- servatives? He was inclined to think it was better for never have the Opposition offered any amendments except at Ons time to the Road Act. They have never made a charoe against the Act.The money has been handled honestly, for otherwise the Opposition would have ferreted out the misappropriation. The ODDositlon expended $24,000 yearly while the Conser- vative expended $2l,000, Besides this the Conservatives had the statute labor,whioh would be equivelant I/0 $30.000» The Wad” are now greatly cut up DY the hilud"-'idg oi! milk wagons; and still the work is done for less money. Charges had bow made that the ice had not been DFUDCYIY hushed. Ho said the Inspector had stated that the ice had been properly bushed, The Opposition had voted against the different taxes proposed by t-he Govern- ment. They wanted to kill all the taxes except thcse outhefarrners. The Govern- ment was one ot farmers and they would protect the farmers' interests. The Cou- ssrvaiives went out ol power with a bill deficit and an overdrawn oank account. and with withdrawal of capital, lnteres etc the debt would total to nearly a ` million. The Premier expects to receive $90,000 lor a re adjustment of the subsidies and other large claims. The Opposition

ference to the ilshery bounties. The re- solution and the statute passed in 1882 ‘oy the Dominion Government did not state that the $li'i0,000 granted was in lieu of

interest. For four years he had been as-

d this wa

Mr A. J. i\icI)oniilfi cln-.mi-I that

socinted in the Government an s

the first time he had spoken on the Bud-

upionintvshoult .spread hr.1a.'ir:i.~It. -such and go to Bed.

when ruuch produce was hauled in the tfiili. The rzonservatives tlid not abandon

s°vcr‘| D0c*°|'3 Atlcndcd Itheir claims nt () tuwa and were almost

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BU* Did N0 G00d- | win ercomrnuuicntion. The $200,000 with-

|tlrnwnf1om cipital was the best, thing to

' '_' Ido ai the ttrrir- and it was approved ot by

Milburn’s Heart me Nerve Pills

CURED.

Road what Misa L. L. Hanson, Wntew

ide, N.B., says: “l feel it my duty ro

llsrell the benefit I have received from I h¢ru'l Heart and Nerve Pills. A year ago [Alt spring I began to have heart failure. Al first I would have to stop working and lie down for a while. Their Igot so bad Ihad to give up altogether and go to bed. I had several doctors attend me but they did me no good. I could get no relief until urged hy n friend lo try Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, Before I had used three quarters ofa box [began to feel the benefit and bythe time I had taken tlireo boxes I was completely cured."

hlilbum`s Iicait and Nerve Pills cure

nervousness, ei'¢¢pie~.siiess. palprtarion oi the heart, skip be-nts, and all troubles nriling from tlic heart or nerves.

Price 5o cts. box, or 3 for $1.15. all

dealers, or

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chanted, tl1e sorts whose large handsome flowers are perfectly “usable” because of their long stout stems-these ARE THE BEST sorts. Selected when in flower the past

First Prize at Halifax 1,903. I HASZARD '& MOORE

Dealers in selected Flower and Vegetable

_ Seeds, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

I bounties is a fallacy. He dealt.

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We offer lor isle property known

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This properly was formerly owned

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Bruce Stewart & C0.

Founders, Engineers, wnrhinisrs and Boilermakers. -.num Navigation Co‘a Wharf, Charlottetown, P. E. island,

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Public Wo ks “ure riot sutisitir-

forthe iairicss siixiwn during the past

and was rviliaiuctl that n fellow r-o rclig

st terrients ns that the Opp .~‘.;t\cri opposei alltaxes that were iirtt on the far‘rners.'i`|ie hauling of ni lk wouni, he thought, not injure the roiitls as rgrenlly as in the past

sure of getting; $5,t`l)i).U00 for inefficient

the lilicrnl ripper house. Ori tho educat- io :al que~tiorr he ninintalued that thel :iliolition of the te rcliurs supplements was the cuuso uf the growing lneilicieney of the etlucntionul system. llc reviewed the clntrus of cxriuiuiiturc cf the present Governn cnt und :lntmcd that the Con- servatives had been more economical.

Capt. Road follcvvcri and after speaking

a short time moved thc adjournment ofthe dclinte.

House adjourned till I0 ir. ur. Cnpt. Iieird retsumeti his speech Friday

morning on the Buriget und reviewed the r‘et‘cr.t by elections uonterrdirig that they uid riot indicate the true sentiment of the r~.our\t.ry. I-lc also ilcnlt with the Wultt-r Lowe L-use und thc iitiucritiorinl question. The expense of ctiucntlorr is undoubtedly increasing but this is hecau~c the tetrclit-.ra-1 tu c liecomiirrr ol a higher ul-rm while the children are decreasing licciiuse many of the young people areir-,uvinrz the province. ,In Nova Scotia tire people are much more liirrhly tnxei than in this Province lor efiucntiori wliilr- the siilarles of the public oilicials is rnuuli greater. The schools ure viicant in some places owing io the xreater opportunities nbrond. The people can pny suppleincnte il they wish rind should be orlucated though to the news- papers to do so Hc tiisi~\rs.~‘crl the road Act and pointed out that the amendments nt one time oiicred liy the Lrinficr of the Opposition were aitcrwnrds withdrawn by him.

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CALENDAR Fot3_APn|L |904.

MooN’s Prusies

Last Quarter T d. l h. 513 m. p. nr. New Moon I5 ri. 5 h. 53 ni. p. rn. First Quarter Ziid. 0 ti. 55 rn. t\. Full Moon 20 rl. ii h. 30 m. p. ni.

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the makers

oi the Slater Shoe imperil the value of a $250,000 trades mark by putting

out unworthy shoes bearing their brand? And the value of that brand represents the difference between the tion of the wearer of unknown

protec-

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Slater Shoe

ALLEY C0., °""“”f»‘-T-'»"°`””'

make up your mimi that Spring

coat.

Price $8. $10 and $l2.

it you want ri shower proof

\\'l1c11 the robin cliirps and the blue liirtl sings. yor1 may

lms tossctl old Winter out of

her lap. And its time lor you to toss that olrl Ovcrcoat to the second hand man or put it away till next winter, and get all your small coin together to buy a new light weight Over-

A Spring O~'c-rcoat is a very desirable piece of property

to have, Many of our coats are of our o\vri rnanufncture and points of superiority over imported clothing are easily seen.

coat. factory inatlc, wc have

them equal to if not better value than you End in any store in town or courrtry. Come in and try some of tliern on you.

I O B R U C E ,

Clotliicr .intl l"ririiislicr.

Eastern Steamship Co,

International D i vi si o n

iii may isi, 1904.

Bt. John to Portland 13-0° sr. jenn in amine $3.50 Comrneucing March 3eth_ |9114, steamer leaves it. john Wednesdays at R l. m. (Atlantic Stand- ard) for Ltlhfc, Eantport, Portland and Bolton Saturdays at 6.30 P. M for Boston direct.

RBTURNING from Boston. via. Eutport and Lubec,Monduy| and Fridays at 9,oo u. m.

From Portland, Mondays at 5.30 p. rn. pnggugen arriving at Bt. John on evening previous to morning nailing ran lo direct to steamer and take cabin berth or stateroom for the trip.

Wm, 0, LIB, Agent, Bi.]ohn, N. B.

A. H. RANBCOI, G. P. I T. A-

CALVXN AUSTIN, V. P. Q Geu‘l Manager Geuenl Omcea. Fu|ter‘| Wharf. lleotou. lun

are up-to-date styles I

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