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» abrogated in a week (out cheers-),

,_ _ I Last year over five millions was?

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ofthe 'ith

plause) During the Conservative regime people Kr DIV

___-._._ "_ ___-- -__ _ -_,,.ss---_--- _ ~ travelled by the C P R, The I,(},R, P W

Sir Louis Davies Defends the Laurier G r t 1 t -- “““"°°“’°”’”‘*‘““‘*s°““"'°»"”f’°“‘ “‘°"““’°

out.

_ _ _ W S Stewart, 0 C Vigorously Assails ilieui-_Both Speakers f'?$?§i72if23T' i't3f‘““oi'$“’_”°tZi‘?-_

In g reviewed the expenditure madeln

own department. In his own

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Sur [_ Heartil A lauded by their uuuor ers--- ost pinte an ii -p;ug=;;§°gg;g,g;¢p;°3=»;m_ mm

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D [SC _ .ui departments together hed expended-~h6h§dvl I IH

Mr. W. s.

$l,290.790 more in four years ln this __ ration__vr|I»h_8§ 9.1:!

o Island than the' late Government. Mi. Hilufll _8 (MY

'_'- (Cheers) tor anaiyzatiou

. . _ , _ _ _ ~ . . , _ Tho Hiiioboro Bridge will tout ,ood nwvqd .tint

lfiliitlélg 5235 dlllgliil ¢-¢.o-¢-¢-o-»-o-»->-o-»-»-o-»-o->->-»->-»-$-o->-o-»- 0-ro-o-o-e-0-rv-0-»-o-e-o-9-0-0-0-0-O-0-0-0-Q-4-g U16 CODll‘B-’.!i`/0l‘|Wul [my Clll'l‘€bI¥t U0' Q

i filling the aisles and udseatgd se cezorijs C l " everypersonemployed.(Cheere)1ustralian bf U56 8118855

standing room. ‘Some ladies werepaou the l C I F Earuametgtsgouaggelidfqver ?rh‘°nc’

__ ‘ _ 0 - 1'oops_ u rica. e utter

"1“"‘f°"” “Ed “ f°"’ "°‘°`”°"l‘S” °° 3 ° °‘°°k _ eovommoot oottioo too qoootioo 'io 0

btewtirt, Senator Ferguson and , ' ~ ‘ ~'

_ Becomes Foreign Sec!-etary__ others entered and this was the signal for

_ .-.1 iearty ch'~erin,<z which was redoubl d, f f ' ~ ' -e J A Nominatinn Da Ye with wavihg of hats as Sir Louis Davies together’ aim 35 daylmoremr the °pp°'_Int-im

sterda _

y ` y filllleured. Cheers and counter cheers

V _ _ _ _

Throughout Canada, .2

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LORD I__\ _\`_~`DL)\\`_\'i~I PROMOTED. h

ere in order fox some time after till th andidates were seated on the platform. Premier Farquliarson in taking th hair outlined the order of the meeting.

(D

Sir Louis to speak drst an hour andn

alf, then Mr. Stewart for a like time and

Sir Louis to reply. He asked for good

Lori! L:\nsdo\vue’s election t0 the ‘ 0;-der, that all m?g‘ 1; heal-_

Foreign Secretziryship has taken the countrys breath away. It was as unexpec- ' °

\

Sir Louis Davies was heartily cheered nrising. He appeared before them for

, tl '_ th t' ri - _

ted as unwcicouie and even thesiaunchest ‘e Sm lme’a“ had wnndence that he

Ministerial mouth pieces condemn it. p

vould. again be honored with their sup-

ort on 'ith November. He had given his

\\vns1°nii>:.<ri-:R i:.\zs'r'rii: eosim-:_\'Ts. friend MF- Sfelvllff the' Choice

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peak first or second, and he

The 'Westininister (}a.zett~, Liberal. ex~ chose second plaoe. There were prewes relief that Hon. Mr. Chamberlain two questions °f 5333" interests Wm UIC

was not given the rom 'Laurier Government be sustained? and

It says it was knownthat Lord Salis~ t

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UBht they to be? (Cries of yes.) Whatever it " `_`~‘\`~\\§`\__` ` ._ I A

he result in P. E. I. he had not a. shade of C `

bury wanted to resigh and devote him-*doubt that throughout Canadalthey would

self tothe Foreign Odice but the Queen would not consent.

Sr. Joi-ix Oct. '3l.-(Special).--Advices i

f1‘0U1 T°f°°f0 Rnd l-he 0lh¢l‘ UDP" Pl'0~ ought to be sustained on their magnificent vinces show that the nominationq passed NCOYU (0h¢‘PD‘)~ They had belfeflmi €'¢I'.Y

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oifquierly. _

,_ he triumphantly sustained. Prominent men in every province so assured him. This time the electors vote under Libera

'ms Noxixxrroxs Yrzsrnnnnr. -‘ franchise laws, and it is the same elect

0

` ate which kept theprovineial government

n power that would vote. But they

lector. The opposition raised some small

A. -__ _ . . =- ° list. (2) They cut down the duties- cn"

f

9 (Cheers.) Take our three large classes of '

imports. On iron Wild' steel 30035 WN ll

~ ~ ° `; I ' old duties averaged 21. per c°¢'hf»f; D0" 51103' ii

'T 1 were but 11.21 per cent. C0b1'»0l1 dl1f»l¢S T were 25 to 35 per cent. and are now but

.p ` 55 were now out to per cent. (Uh€¢1‘8-) O Reciprocity they were Dledgfd 10 Ret if

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In‘Toronto very little enthusiasm was ;?;u§;_;)?I?i';e(§)rt;hi_;I:iut;in'§lgHéu§;‘;y 3;;

manlfested- promised to do what he could, but he In St. John the speeches were confined could not have all his wry. They cut

w one hom. e3,.`h_ down the duty one cent, reduced the in-

i spection and provided for importation in' tanks. Oil is cheaper by two cents a

CANNOT RE:mi.\iExD I1* HIGHLY eallvnthanin 1891 Kewould still prim)

ENOUGH. for lower duties. The government never# _ _ _ _ . .

‘ment on it. Opposition einvassersfmiid revenue. _ They sbenton theieaxmle the"

Miss lithelxflillifnlll. Of WSSU LRIW. OM had any dealings with the Standard Oil rs; .i;‘;'.e;;“.=:.‘r.ri.:e°;.°.f.feses so - was awed <°=»»~»>-

` ” e tooo. so other rooiooy iioiioooooitie to bo coming next to biooor twioo he sofa the ' (Cheers l His hotel *file Wm UW: 'Wit its is otiw we Tl`”in1fli<»u'e ion' mm!

as much for me as Catarrhozoue has done late government taxed it up to the hilt.

it ’;.f:sr§§.:f:f.§‘ii.;fie2;;e:..';e:; f“~=_1-“»fi@fg°v¢»:~~=e=~i =°m°'~i My

much in its praise. It is everythingyon vegmge of duty ’” 1577 and $815»0w._ guarantee it to Catarrh~o-zone is worth came in last- year free as air. warranted t9C§1_!'2 Ci1£11l'l`h.ASlfhIDf\» Bl`°“' (Cheers) Some twine was made in Cana- °°~il..;.";~.;'z‘;.‘:..‘;‘:‘iz;~..§‘.’:.°.free. ia. M Kinown » f-my M up in so

by N. C. POLs0N& CO., Kingston, Ont., John Thomvsorfs time- Mime* was Proprietors. _ sunk and the country defrauded D this

connection The Laurier government

Coe the bargains we are ogering in COL was giving the product cf"the factory to A

ogd shh.ts,__,het show case' by me door the farmers at cost and charges in lots to _ is full of them. l’rice_ is as follows: collar suit. (Cheers) _ _. attached we. forallc.; i0c, for 5ac.' 95c. for comin next to the ch f ab k

__ ___ _ i __ g argeo roen> 4.3] £’c"';o§_°r&6)2(i" $Y2;hT$. ggéluéigf gig promises” Sir Louis said what the Liberals `

U collars detached; for 500. and wc. for promised was in their platform agreed] muched upon increase of debt' and gxpen. “rated two cent

Too.-R. H. Ramsay Sr C0. 29 Bi opoo ot ottowo io iam. The oiootoro hoo `

_British Quinine Wine. Auinvigoratinz that Platform before them when they t the debwé minions* year for 18 years' the yearly dgucim ofthe department Wm 1 audi apxgetisirés tonic 75ers ver 9\_‘><i=:,l¢- votooio isae. Ho rosa too ntotpiook,

f` °" I* '"2 WN- ~ “ o ° th N t' iPi' , oh' in , _ . If you want the best value in under fzgegtdinngleliesshrieisffzcorihgcfreig trzide Tn” °f that W” mem" by _ than mg' |An'i°°m"°’° praehcn f”`rm°’°' i93'°°°d °* = ' _ . . . » - - f . °. - ~ ’

:ue;"i§hii1s(::nitt.i§”l§€§ glxcgge be?it&EJq§?ft° with Britain and United States. High 3

_ b_ _ _ me lated protection was all _ right for western'

8,53: “'°‘l‘fe°ts?‘ ‘}r_§';‘}‘6u‘f‘n° Xgzply 3 A .ma.nufacturcrs, but inyurious to maritime

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Fielding tarill struck at the N. P. and.

Hag ';Y;*'; ¢;';u°f'g1°’.‘dEc':i’;’} g:;;d°i‘;°°i‘; reduced taxation in three ways: (1) Many '

h h _ Ask our articles including binder twine, fence.

?rh't>e»¢rr?ggii.eapert 3.” aww IIN; wire and corn meal _were put on the free i

E.,-s, , 1 ,V .1 hundreds ot articlee,an<_l(3) they madea

tw' ;.",_,_»_'~ giff vast reduction' on British goods. He

_argued the owe of the German Belgian \

treaties beforethe crown law otiieers in I

i d 'A .tiso7.s"chi‘

'Sir Hibber Tupper $11,503, while he in Six

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Cartwright and himself to Washington. i much, The late government spent 38) Ther were refused, came home and miie i minions woootsoii- iooomo woo bot 34. the British preferential tariff. (ADDl&ll*9)- iinillions. They borrowed the rest and _Thai 13115" WHS U18 High C°mmiS9l°“`°‘SDentit.. The Liberal government spent The Queen honored him with au aDp0iUt~ P3 millions but they had 51 millions of

he got He never got 0D§___U0_U§`¥,- ‘_4Igi_te_i-colonial,the Contingent (loud

inve months cost the country $7.000'&ufl was paid out of revenue, and "the had

Y _

_ $750,000 to the good, which went to reduce, __

months spent half as much as one of-T the debt, (Pi-Qlggged cheer-5_) T

mxrret, or to live as a. gentleuiari and like promise of honest and economical govern-n },iS__¢ol1ea.guesl (Applause) The Con; intent. There has not been a scandal mission re8¢l1€d‘ all aglfefmellb 0¥\ 831 'fproved against the administration. (ap-' points but the Alaskan boundary. They plansez) There never vvasa time in the ofered arbitration on that but the history of Canada when thepublic servioea Americans refused, _so they came' home were carried on as today. ‘ without 8. treaty, but with h0D01°-' In the P. O. department Mr. Mulock e (C1-,egg-5,) found that the different mail contractors The next plank in the Liberal Dl8\if01'm were receiving too much money.He iuaug

_ postage (applause) by

diture. The late government increased which the people were saved $750,000 and

The Liberals hadliucreased the debt but be wiped out. (applause.) seven million in four years, and 2% mill- Mr. Fisher was appointed Minister oi fi

ecessors Our share, said Sir LOUD. N Dr. Montague, a very good, hand a. but 4; million or a little over a million a making poultices, (=-pplause.) ~ p year compared with their6.} milli0D8 WU' g C Mr. Fi: her placed cold storage In , J'~ (Ch€€1’S-) There had 1166" S0m¢ i"0I'¢&S¢ 33 great ocean liners and on the rafl ayr of expenditure. But L-he money W88 Wéll so that Cauada`e products canbe plueiox spent. A man was 6KU°&"&8=\U\i if 'W the niarketsot Europehand bet! perishable

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3 Qf 3 tariff oooiz miiisoosiofooryoois. This;

pledge had been kept up to the hilt.,

15 to 23 wooiioos, whféh paid 30 1°`

of Boots. . C

On‘__v a. few more days to V . I

buy __. ~ _ - -_ Store given up Nov. Bt. ‘ '

Now is your great chance to

get your foot wear at .

Slaughter Prices. Madegfm pm '

'liie boots must go--make cream of tartan

us an offer. » i -»-

Go i out

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four days It would have W” _ have taken 30 days to get parliament

the

such men as the Gordon’s in upholding ill, UM `Canada’s and the Empire’s fame. (Loud. Vim! and long aDD14l1se). f » ' Whirdlethe

of the world the mother country _was re- (&Dl!1&ll8¢»)

ment were going to do. `Durlng the Stream of

eition toobgect. (Laughten) Aside trom 19971111 dl? “Bitte politics be _thanked _God that Cauadafs' lfllffierill Qglilllliefii- men had_stood shoulder to shoulder with » T501 °d5li°3;

Mr. Stewart as he came forward was U10 °i\lllP°»f8ll DQR greeted with prolonged cheers and it vvas |5\1l‘llll!8 0308?!

ksome seconds _before hecould obtain a b\l&Il<=!» . _ hearing. He said that,no person had il!\D01‘i»¢d £0 938011 $11080' t-not-goo too Liberal Party with oioioyoity 'After several -.ttwmbtv to P1 but the government is charged withds- UIC Wh9l¢ I-mill* Wl»Sgl‘(B|'.8}f,\_!ed

"`.\"l§;§~1., suminga weak and unpatriotic policy. As llli|5b¢€` Di JIIUZBS 1_2' .fiffli-;»j` 5 T is well known the efes of Europe were I-\°9»!'¢i _Of iii lil1Q0 Mid

' '~ ' *~ ~ 'l' upon England, jealousof the greatness of `h¢&rd.0f the West

/of the British Empire. From every part electionscandalé lllliiil lfiiel'

Canada was welcome news to the hostile 89001' man up to they nations. As time rolled on the people ,Givefumeili commenced toenquire whit the govern-lllili T `W6l§1l=l\ f-from

_ eooooov. Jooiioo, sir Wilfred iioitrioo pot-. from the sold some ortho

to England to portioipoto in the Queens ilwlwst man who goes out

~ from

Diamond Jubilee and while there 9119824358' Yukon gets' he occupied the "_‘prond positiorrof beingi 1101' 11868 hpnhltgiovornment. next to tho Qoeool" (applause) bn; while T It coo truly be mid that .iv

he occupied thatenviable posltionfhe by . a _ 'oopoooh which pioooo into on rooot-ate Ai_i_fnv&tlzat1ooe»vu hem

WGIU thot

oeiving offers of assistance, but while her Then thef _F next ' ecsudai ministry was cheered .byth`:,espo_nse`o£~attrac1ed the her colonies, there was one colony lagging Of C¢m&da_ yas 1 C th

they could, and they sent Sir R‘<=hM‘~iYiivoo ooyooiiiiso iooome, to it iittio ‘or`

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_was ini. sir Joiio Thompson ot’Puris'¥i"‘?£ebonot tistyoor.-buteevé1='y~a6i1oi 51‘1"'it*»'i~¢°,,,5,,°¢i,;,,,,,,,_ T' ‘ my

frorto wonttiuioogh the Province ‘ or Qne»_

bec and he told-'the people that he had it ' tioooa io tiiootoor in oo-oooii thot tho uw _newer In present aftion of the goverment was not a ` V599”

precedent. He then went .through the province of Quebec and told" the people that the Contingent .were simply per,- mitted to go. He did lttben he is

a statement that chilled the hearts ofthe loyal Canadian people, (Mr. Laurier claimed that the

power to

f _ _,Q - , 9°

in the

ofa building,_bnt when the people real ii:ed.the,situatiod and read the Pramierfa decision they ross as a unit and demanded

them. Did they expect him to live in ai The Liberai'pa.x-ly had carried out- theirfthat the ref”-¢};ng» gdihiniggngign QQ”

Gauada takeaction, and after delay the contiiigent was sent". The Governor 'Gen craig Canada verified that contention when he stated in his address tothe troops prior to their departure tothe scene of conBict.- that they were

_ going because the people ofthe Dominion of Canada' insisted upon it. (applause)

The people of Canada sent the Contingent

but there is one thing yet for them to do, 3 _ _ ` .

nd that is on election day to show that

' But it did not stopthere, the Hon.ISrill'

tice

spioogiog toot oooooo would ‘oopoogt too v'ie,uoi_stioo or tho oooosoa who Mother Country in thethoiu- ot trlaLIlnex=_,£1ll$1_l$ezu.th¢ , lilwiirit ill! .-

pectedly to himtbe bo.ar_of~trial came and ; olloilhs- » - V .

sliurtlyafterits ' ` ` `nt`Kr.L§urier° tlxafis

behind, and the policy being pursued by Siandal (applause), of Mr2.S_ift0n

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they have no faith in an unpatriotic Laur-.tg Roeketeller who

ier government, (applause) ` 1:18115 0f

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tractlt

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were who have

tothe kerosene.

is easy matter to

the history ofthe oil wells ot

Under thé late Canadian there w(e a Canadian Oil

the same time there Company pmliliited

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for certain

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doin .»~t-he eameltlf to-diy. The le are taking a different opinion, =h¢y»é¢;ff.!~ 1° 1.#-_.l\.~=.S'#1.>._f°'w.=_r°f *

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