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THE GUARDIAN, OHARLO1"lFlI‘OVVN, MAY 15 L899.
listerial colleacue from in New Bruns
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l f - -#_ which Mr. Foster always opposed. In
_ ; the late provincial election they openly
"Ox Jm§i(§TmAN° lfought on opposite sides and when the
Emmerson government was triumph-I
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tive party is the sensation of the hour,
- _ - - - ~ St. John by the victors. This was
gggygft1;Ei,glsggcxggnoftigvlgivxig no doubt unpleasant for Sir Charles
of Quebec` 'lehat interesting event and Mr' Foster' Thereafmr Mr'
happened early in the year 1835.
Owing to his ea;-lv environment and ernment in the first art division of
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his education at St. Ann’s College.
Mr. Costigan has been from earliest
childhood familiar with both the Eng-
lish and French languages. The
county of Victoria, which he has now
represented in the provincial legisla-
ture and the House of Commons
consecutively for an unbroken period
of 38 years, lies in touch with the
Quebec border at the head of the St.
John River valley. Its earlier settlers
were French, and though English is
now spoken extensively in its lower
part, the population of,the old county
'high forms M,._ Costiganvs conj Conservative party that he has with-
etituency is still largely French
speaking. The fact that in a
mixed constituency the representative
-can speak fluently to either French or
English electors in their native tongue
in itself partly accounts for Mr. Costi-
gan's persistent popularity at home. ll i“°°mP“l'“bi1itY between MY- C085-
He has other claims to their regard in
having looked closely after the inter-
es-ts of his consuimenbs, mingled freely; gan finds Sir Wilfrid and Mr. Blair
with them and shared in their toils of
farming, lumbering and hunting. _
Mr. Costigan began life as a Con-
servative in the old da when the ernment has been ]a'1`8°1Y m°'i“U“i11°d
YS
_-party names in New Brunswick had
diferent meanings from thom now
understood. When the Liberal and
Conservative leaders_ joined in a coal-
ition to carry confederation he re- __
mained in opposition to the movement.
tHe was one of the victors in 1865,~ f‘”`° 1°°k fm' P"°"“3'°'t'i°n 5° an “HY
when the Quebec scheme of union was
buried under an avalanche of hostile
votes. He was a supporter of the
Smith-Anglin government that fol- fnswm °f “lk-
_lowed, and when in the following year
the Cdnfoderates obtained a dissolu-
tion, and in their turn swept the
country, John Costigan was one of
the eight surviving Anti-Confederate
members who formedwhat was locally
known as “The French Brigade” who
stood out in opposition to the union.
Full of these ideas Mr. Costigan
sought and obtained election to the
irst Dominion House of Commons.
Mr., afterwards Sir Albert Smith and
Timothy Warren Anglin, were also
elected. In the federal arena
Mr. Anglin formerly a Con-
servative, drifted into the Liberal
camp. Mr.Costigan remained Con-_
servative and in due time became af
supporter of Sir John Macdonaldf
His fidelity to the Chieftain and the 
security of his seat in Victoria, a
soundjudgement and good abilities
led to him to his beinggiven a cabi-
net position in 1882 when hef became
Minister of Island Revenue.That posi-
tion beheld till 1892. Under Sir
-John Thompson’s leadership he be-a
-came Secretary of Statef ani at Sir
John Thompson’s death was made
Minister of Marine and 'Fisheries in
'the Rowell administration and held
'the same position under Sir Charles
Tepper down to the defeat of his
WWF” 1896- l
Mr.Costigan has always beenanear-
nest advocate of Home 'Rule for Ire-
land, and a zealous champion of the
tightsofhis Roman Catholic co-rel_ig-
ionists in -regard to separate schools. He
posed more as a representative Irish
Catholic than as a "Conservative, but
had Sir John Macdonald, or Sir John
Thompson remained at the head of
have remained a faithful follower.
He was never an ardent admirer of -
£56 P“tY Mr.Cos0i8&11 wouldno doubt  singeingh  I A
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Sir Charles Tupper, while he held *   *
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-little in common with his late min- * Rub T°“°°'i°'1   - --
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g ~ will assist ou to build ahome rmittin re ' ° Havin been solicited _a n ' Is the Pm” “Qui”
S  1'  Monrnrivicsaimsntt, not elfccsdmg gt-slim  or citiccaff, wccminamfaiysaniiilfaiiaef; “WW MARINE
` - paid for rent.= ‘ . - ` . `fo1_>»_f`Wa_t'er' and V Seive§'age_  P E' “Ishii bwhwh
The time has come when you should look up your ‘ ;=;|tBa`;|izbg°°|:,l%v¢f8tm°“t and s°"'”3°: °°' A _   mm! °°|1@¢Ndy¢l:y
wardrobe and ee how you are fixed for spring war. _ ' ‘ ' ' ' A A ~ “I have  the nominatiomand if- mY °11°”¢S’ 1Bf°“l'Blfl B1
In the event of you deciding to invest in a suit or _ _   elected will do an fn my Power “_ portanee than
0V°l'°0&l`~, 0132-, l»¢U_ PI`0mpb1y by Ordaring the Same _ ~ _ ' Aggggg, . serve the best interests of the citizens..  RATES ONCE
from Full information on application. __ _ _ - __ I o ~ - f l-AL
. wind up the session if honorable mem'
ll
I ln New Brunswick provincial poli-
M0NDAY_ MAY15_ 1S99_ I tics Mr. Costigan became increasingly
friendly with the provincial coalition
valued ally was publicly banqueted in
Costigan voted with the Laurier gov-
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the present session, on ythe Yukon
question and again on the Drummond
Railway purchase.
Sir Charles naturally resents Mr.
Costigan’e defection from his stan~
dard, the more so as the latter was
for thirty years a supporter of Conser-
vative leaders and for fourteen years
a cabinet minister. It does not follow.
that there is any corrupt or selfish
motive underlying Mr. Costigan’s
action, as Sir Charles seem to iusiru-
ate. Nor is it at all likely that it is
because of the recent defeat of the
drawn from them. His long record
of fidelity in the ranks and as a min-
ister of his party through good and
evil report, in defeat and victory,will
ailord a pretty good defence against
that charge. Itis a case of mutual
gan on the one side and Sir Charles and
Mr- Foster on the other, Mr. Cqgsi.
more congenial to his taste than his
late leader and colleague. And as
the protective tariff of the late gov-
by the party in power the translation
of Mr. Costigan has been effected with
comparative ease.
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The_provincial estimates have 'all
passed the House, and we may there-
day. Two or three days more might
bers would devote themselves to work
CHIl.DREN’S COUGHS
Mustn’t neglect the children’s Coughs
efectually than any remed known
. . . , arry . nt.. writes:
“I have used Dr. Wocd's Norway Pine Syrup for
other Cough mixture I ever tried
llorsvay Pine _ ` ‘  '
Glltt Mil; _WANTED
llensral Agent   for P. E. I.
‘ron Tam _ ‘
Confederation Life-
The financial exhibits and policy conditions of this
company render it very attractive in the hands of a good
canvasser. The company has an established position in
the Island with local agents in principal places. the lit-
ter of whom would be under -control of the General
Agent. The position is one by which a man of energy,
integrity and ability can make money; previous experi-
ience not necéssary. Apply personally ‘cr by letter.
F. W. GREEN, Mar ager Hotel Davies
for the Maritime Provinces 2 Lharlottetowh.
May 13, 11.
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Uoughs and Colds ofmyself and also of my babyf
Dru WMS  ’ ` C d` . = 'I
ome an secure one. Prices reduced for this week.
_ _M _W _ Ch‘town, P. E. Island, Hay! dtw ly `
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Foctneladics is attendeddn at our f -_ r ‘ - _ ' » - f » 5 for Water and Sewerage Commissioners;
ima'-imzeaemnraaa 1 ; '    i - i ~ is   -r 1- »1=<=»°f1>- L-ffd.=-sigma. we 
;t»_¢rfcct"‘ mist in attendance.  I E A 'Y " li  ~  _fe r  .~ f ‘ say thatlhaveaccepted th‘e'nomica_tion,
his department is ‘alpronouured suc- _»  , _»; ' _ _ -‘ _ ' ° ~
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Shampoolng,  _ ' 
ana an branches or the Tcnscrmaru I
receive particular attention. ' 
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 ‘ . _If you own'a_'lot_o_r__have the  saved to buy one _ __ _  5 _.__  _';,_‘~i%¢;“_f:,’:!_t°°
The Birkbeck companys tlllt   lll rEl£tT0llS. The
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I THE Al_.__lll_R_ RAIL' posmva
Jealous Man Wounds llls Wllelaad Kills lllm-_
_ Pauls, May 11.-A terrible crime
was committed in the Church of Notre
Dame yesterday morning right at the
 altar while Holy Communion was' being
, given- ~ _ ` '
_As Mme. Charolois was making her
way 'through `the aisle towaid the altar
conducting`__h¢»r_ littlef"girl,v¢ho .war to
take her iirst___comlnunion.~f?_Just as the
_ child,..in company wi:li=lier.nompanions
was ready to kneel at the altar a pistol
shot was heard, and Mme. Charoldis
tell to-the’ ground with a bullet in her
_ The man who 'tired the shot made a
.rush for the door, a smoking revclv_er_
_in his hand, pursued by the wardens
and ma-ny of the worshippers. Seeing
his retreat cutoff the murderer turned
 the.-weia`pon against himself and fired
fell'to the ground unconscious. i
The assassin’s identity was immedi-
ately established. He was the nusband
ot Mme, CharoYo‘s, forty-nine years
lol age, and a glass blower by. trade.
He shot his wife btcause she refused
live with him. _Charolloisdiod
he reached the hospital.  It is
l'l"S TE TALK 0F `°`;fllilllllTi~-t- 
d An
hats, Amerlcan, _Ganad_|an and’ Www
English *for 50a "G00 Tic Charlottetown
- _ e I   v e A I soc.'s1'. -srzséisiiso,-ii1ti|af:‘
  i e _ _est styles and ac___t¢;t values fm' ‘lm
_ ~ » _ obtainable.---5 1. B. Macdonald. Fw Im H I H
The Big Bngains that J. B. ~     Moflwl
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SPECIAL
ness, a£¢e::_ls_ onary a actions.
Fl E N ’5 CLTH I   .‘...... S°“‘“‘°" Aw’
psrgnanmtisandiiungbisease. Price grgggg to
Special Remedies vrerared for DY
Sale is a. great boon to the people who need New Suits. i i>§llidh‘颣'§rffEsT1°N' down'
  Seperate Coats, Pants, Vests, and the amount saved on each _ ];:,'§;:,°,°,f _E_'_‘°l“" °""“°_
_ ` __ purchase 1s quite a big item- Look at the goods. You  
Herd 'G0 k°°1> the children from catch-f need not buy now if you don’t want but it will be well to ‘?£“”°*”°*2i"i'l-1° Amtllmrm W-m‘§“““l._...,"“’°
ing _cold-will run out of doors not _ ’ _ ___ ___ I ~ i'    F '_ » _ '
§’h‘f,"`{f§'(§’c,;'t’h“(};P§§§tg§1§g1§;f* f°°*“‘k1°k know where you can -save money_When you want to buy. _ I T9 th_g_»E|¢ct0|-3 nfqhgnify T0 th€
What’s mother going to do about it 7 ` ` '
and Colds might end in Croup-and _ _ - _ - _ . L _ l I   i A
Crou_p end fatally or weaken the lungs . _ ‘ e   _ ._  Q. _ _ _ ' -
f01I;_[11f:- th _ th  _- _ _ _ ' _ _ AS you are now eglled upon to elect 6
os mo ersnow ve eirc` en _ _ _ I (able. 1; 111; ‘
D11-t,W°Qd’sN°rway Piiesyrup. _ For Bargains in Clothing. ` - ibifisiamgihggidissieieis Zichfy °° C0111 HY has
s nice to take, and cures all k ds
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of Coughs and Colds more quickly 1ll\1nd_ ` i U ' :gdbW:t;g£uppty’ I have been request' the i E I’
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HB       ‘ '  “‘ llnow solicit your support. It it ‘Ill C1885
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I and is num cum s cola  um. sq'        _ _ Slfvuld be I0ur pleasure 10 elect me,_ I E I
will endeavor to discharge the duties a
Our clocks not only strike the hour but - also the half hour 3 pertaining m the om” W1-th a due "I
gurd to economy and rhiciency. J M & W
Yours respecttall ~ »
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_ L   Watchmaker..and Jeweler. 1 f  _McGREG_OB,. _ ntune
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syrup- __   t _  _ e o _ _ __ ,Cor-. (3lt.George and Grafl5Qn Sts_.____  §ay°9_ 1;_9'9?tt°wwI_‘ _ _ _ .__
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 Hairdressing     
AVTNG been solicited by.a number
of citizens to nominate as a can
and, if elected will do all in my power
to serve the beet interests of the
‘ ` _ _ ` ' _ _ f»,citiz_en_s. _ _ _ ‘ _‘Z
» r . f ~ .  » -_ _ _ _ _ I hereby _solicit the _votes and sup_pcrt__
'  P ‘ Q _1;____?` _ e _ r';_» ofthe' ci£izens,a_sImay notbcabetof
* i ` '_ _ i ifjjfj "_ ` ; ~_- 3; _gikdcfalpsrsonal canvass ` of each ‘-in-‘
»  -   f=_'“.»;_= ' i v ua- ~
I hereby solicit the _votes and sup-
port of the citizens as I may not be
 able to make aparsonal canvass oflLY
eachmdzvidual.
self lu a Paris Church. mm;
msd. _. 
tvro*bullets into his left temple. He Sold by
McDonald & Go. are giving. in .li.if.,g.2.iS...'f.i;"E”'ESf I Th” ;’ “"1"”
_ _ _ __ Forecasts. o°1l5é»_,memncmm&u»m¢- mem ers ip In
DODD’S RHEUIATISI CURE J h N B
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_ _ Apositlvecure for Rho tlsm. A
Our big purchase of clothing at theiDoull §~ Gibson ¢ “"*“"”’°°”““°°’°“‘ "‘i"I‘1’l°2°°°* H°y13d2i°
g is