THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY

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Trains Sut Trains In- ward. Kead STATIONS word. Read ; 1p PMWP.‘ AM PM PMAM 5 OO : 630 Iv Ch’town ar 1259059 415 6 2 644 Royalty Junct 1 64 8 50 925 66 5 7 18 N. Wiite hire 12 25 818 839 ‘ 6 21 7 28 Hunter River 1210 808 825 ; 7 { 7 58 Fmera!d Juc 11 28 738 7 44 = °- 3:2 Kensib.~ton 10 55 7 13 7 09 he ( .0 8 45 ar 4 lv 1025 650 635 i S’side A. R. i 170 855 lv 1010 540 : 9 27 Wellirg'on 927 506 oI 9 56 Port Hill 849 437 | 10 50 O’ Lex ry 740 342 Cs i 11 30 Alterton 635 391 | 1210 ar Tignizh lw 540 2% e, PM AM AM a i \™M AM PM } 4 210 700 lw Ch’town ar 900 3530 . Mt. Stewart e 3 5 8 08 Junction 800 220 “a! 1.4833 More!! 797 131 = 4) 64 St. Peter’s Tus 103 ‘ 6 1000 ar Seuris liv 66C 1135 oa AM AM ty on AM . | AM AM PM ie ' Mt, Stewart ‘ ed 5805 iv Junction ar 745 200 ¥ $45 8 54 Caz digan 6 55 12 51 os 9 10 ar Geo’iown lv 640 12% PM Aa” ; 740 lv Emeralé Jun ar 735 ~30 ar C. Traverse lv 645 PM AM Trsib> of this railway are rum by Basterd Hit: r¢ Time. ’ ;

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MAY 30.

| Province.

THE DAILY EXAMINER

1900

GOING THE PACE!

After much haggling, the Goveroment

tabled, this foren the following :—

Oon, &

ETATEMENT

SHOWING THE expenditure from 31st December, 1899, up to and including May | 2aib, 1900:

Public Works Debentures....$ 55,868 17 BT NEIOR seceven cs pedusccctticncs (Meer on Provincial Treaeury............ 22,724 81 Total £135,730 30 | The above figures are approximately |

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accounts are’ po

uarantiee absolute Lb. BaLpEeRsron, Provincial Auditor. So it appears that the Government more thau f the f

has already spent considerably half the ordinary genera] revenue ¢ It is quite evident that,even 1 there should be no election this year, we shall be ina ve the year. Government

the Bank statement—though it

cy baa way at the It is not wonderful that the ‘s wonder- fal that any Government should resort to mean and contemptible excuses ip an at tempt to justify the delay.

NOTABLE STATEMENT.

Psroars a partial explanation of the

ment may be afforded by the following

STATEMENT :

end of |

is ashamed to bring down |

hesitation to brieg down the bank-states |

OUR LEGISL. ATORS AGREE.

A PLEASING incident occurred in th Legislative chamber this woro-~ ing. W hen the news came that Lord Roberts had er tered |

Johannesburg the Premier proposed three

seers for the Queen and three for Lord | | Roberts, which were given with vigor, God Save the Queen was sung by the

|} members end others present. Mr, Shaw

mented the Premier on his

Cc m pli action aud said that though the members were | | divided 1m politics they were one in this |regard. The Premier sulta replied to Mr. Shaw.

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A WARNING.

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hout denying warns us of the uncertainty of elections, t may safely be said that the Liberels have in their hands the oppor- tunity of winning in the next Dominion

contest and that they can make the result reaeonably certain by g00Q organiza- tion.”

Tne Globe then pointe out why the

| Liberal party shou'd, in its Opiniov, be | preferred, aud continues : — i

* But when all this is conceded it mast | also be recognized that this cOustry is | pretty eve ded between the two | political pa: ud that a comparatively small tsjor he popular vote would make all | srence between victory and defeat.”

These words may be taken as a warn- ing, first that the elections wil! soon Le held, end secondly a3 & warning that the Liberal »arty will suffer defeat unless the most slrenmous exertions are made.

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The sum cf $11,030 30 snown by the, Auditor’s report under the head of deben- | | tures sinking fund is in the Merchant’s Bavk of Halifax on call. | The eum of $4,558.87, under the head of | funds beld in trust, ia in the Merchant’ e| Bank of Halifax ou call. B. BaLpersTon, Proviccial Auditor.

May 22rd, 1900.

Has the Government of this Province | ; anv money at the banks “on ca!] ?” We | always cupposed tiat the Governmeni’s

accounts at the banks were heavily eae drawn ! —_If the Government has’ money at the)

banks “on call,” issuch money a “sinking fund” for the security of debeature held - ers ? There may be money “in call” tox day ; there may be more tomorrow. “Sink- ing funds” are usually invested acd only to bejdrawp upon for the purpose for which invested.

The official “statement” here quoted wust prove a rude awakening to our de- | benture holders.

Since writing the above we learn that the Premier admitted that the Government bas no funde “‘on cal! at the bank.” There is really no sinking fund.

A dishonest attempt bas been made to mislead the public into the belief that the debenture debts were gradually being re« duced and the debenture holders into th,

out of which they will eventually be paid. There is nothing ofthe kind,

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; FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.

ToraL expenditures,1900...§ 54 656,000

Total expenditures, 1896... 40,853,270 Iaocrease by the Liberals.... $15,802,730

After four years an increase ef total ex- penditures amounting to nearly $14,000,-

belief that a fund bad been established |

000. This is Liberal economy. |

Our BICYCLE LIVERY,

Lock at our arsortmentiof

Brine:

A HARD BARGAIN !

We publish in another column the text of the agreement concerniog the Hille- borough bridge. In short, this Province

| isto pay the Dominion Government $9« | 750.66 a year, in cash, is to supply tke

planking required by reason of the traffic over the bridge and also the lighting, aud is (oO provide for the safety of pastengere

other than those who travel in the cars;

—the Dominion Go-erument is to provide a cheap kind of a bridge on an out- of-the- way over which there can be no traffic of vehicles while trains are cross- ing. This is not what the people were led to expect last year. Under all the cir- cumstances, the bargain must be regarded as a particularly hard one,—one which Premier Farquharson would vot consent

Bleeding Piles

A Prominent Business Mai Tesiites to His Cure by Using Dr. Chase's viii ment.

Not a day pass2s but many people volunteer recommendations of Dr. Chase’s Ointment as an absolute cure for every form of piles.

Mr. Jas. Jackson, cf the Laurie Spool Company, St. Alexis dcs Monts, Qufe., writes:-—-"‘ You may put my name to any praise you can give to Dr, Chaso’s Ointment, for it has done me more good than any medicine I ever used,

: “I was ircubied for two years with taat cruel disease, bleeding piles, and after using Dr. Chase’s Ointment, I can say I am entirely rid of it. It is a treasure to all suffering from piles.”

Dr. Chase’s Ointment is guaranteed to positively cure any ¢as® of itching, bleeding, or protruding piles. It has never yet been known to fail, and cer- tainly will mot fail in your case.

For many years Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment has stood alone as the only ab- Solute and guaranteed cure for pileg and itching Skin diseases; 69 cents a

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box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates o0., Toronto. Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and

Turpentine has by far the largest sale of any remedy for throat and lung troubles. 25 cents a bottle.

All new wheels.

NEW BICYCLES.

We have all worldjLeaders.

Your Bicycle to our repair shop for satisfactory repairs.

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light place.” It is admitted,on all hands, that this Province is equitably entitled to the expenditure of a large sum of money — several millions of dollars—on account of Dominion Public Works. Yet in the | face of this fact, this Province is compe!l. | ed for all | and water

| to if he bad not, by his own act, been “ina a i

to pay tothe Deminion Government

time to come—while grass grows

runs -$9,750.00 a year, which at 3 per cent per annumn, the rate — by the Dominion Government, is ¢qual to

This reqal re ith the

al eum of $3.250,090.

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| addi the people of Charlottetown who hat » pay for plankways and eleetric jis y Will appreciate wit al this means— & Leavy burden kas been imposed upon | the Provine Certainly we need the | bridg and the Dominion Government

inas taken advantage of our need and of

Dominion Gov ernment may, under it, con. struct the bridge five years, ten years, years hemce, andthen hold the |! Provioce tothe terms of the bard bargai® which it bas been compelled to make. i

NOTES ANDCOMMENTS.

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-~ We joio in hearty congratulations to Dr. D. J. McLeod.

— Yes--Castlereagh cut Auguet 12, 1822.

—Another big deficit this year; and so we spim Our yarn till it must break.

—‘* [came, I saw, they fied ’—this is the tenor ef Lord Roberts’? daily despatches.

—The Queen’s Birthday honor list is generally voted inadequaie.. Mr. Tarie’s pame i8 pot op it, —veither ig that of Farquharson or Pineau.

—The Ma'land Empire believes that nove of the election frauds which Bir Wilfrid Laurier proposes te refer to a com tion is @ grenier fraud than that refer rce it-elf will prove te be,

bis throat

will be the first viceroy of federated Aus. tralia. TheDuke ot Fife is freqaentiy mentioned, but hie reyal wite is notorious- ly disinch ned to takiog part in state func- tiont. The new Duke of Argyle and tue Earls of Hopetoun and Jersey are aleo de- clared to have a chance a clling the im- portant position.

—Accordii g io the badass Witnes.’s report of the proceedings at Sweetsburg on the Queen’s Birthea:, Dr. Borden, the minister Of militia, after dwelling ow the bonds of loyaty which unite the ciderent poriions of ihe Ewpire, proceeded to say that “he had ro rympathy for those men who had made Iwperia! tederacion or Imperial rep- resentation the first thought in the new order of thugs. When the necessity arose tlhe colons ruched to the argistance of the Mother eee Fo ee needed po tinker on such an Occasion to aljjust the constitution.” This, as The Gazette remarke, is very interesting in ite way. It indicates that there is a ‘upper element in the Tarte Cabinet.

All Friends of the P. E, I, Hespital are requested to be prerent at the annual meeting in Kindergarten Ball, at 7.30 p,m. Thursday and discuss matters of great importance to the welfare of the institution.

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Meeting on A Level

The rich and the poor meet on a level in baying our stationery. The prico is such that both can get just what they want, It one paper is mot good enough to suit your fancy we can give you a better line. At all events try us—we can suit you.

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CLEARANCE SALE.

Crockery, Glass, ¢ China. Fancies &¢., &c.

I am instructed by 1.T. Mellwh, Eeq, Administrator of Estaie of the late Mrs. Lewis, to sel] the whole stock by auction st the store, Queen Square, commencing Tuoureday morsing, May 3let, at il o’clock, end continuing Friday and Saturdey.

To be sold without reserve.

R. BEARISTO.

Be SCOPPOCBLI LED? SOOU

the oose, indefinite wording of the

Proviocial Aet author zing the agreement By the way, the indefiniteness of that

act is perpetuated in the agreement. Th®!

Pi , : ne i —Speculation ie row rife as to whe

‘WHO KILLED HIGH PRICES.”

“1” said the shod: ly maker, “with my subsiitute—I Killed High Prices ! ”

“Not so” said the cotton- spiner. “With my de ‘ftly woven threads in two per cent. of wool ae Killed High Prices !” “Hear me!” said the che;

wool

’ clothing man-— ufacturer. I Killed High Folics By cutting jan pulling and pressing unshrunken ec tton | and shoddy fabrics into semblance f shapes, 1} | K led High Prices !” | Then up spoke the people: “Wrong! Wreng! | All of you are wrong! By selling r the best styles of clothing, cut and made by intelligent taitors, from pure weol fabrics —with the guar- jantee of rightne ss fore very garment sold, or | money back-—Paton & Co, Killed High |,

“| Prices !”

Here’s some proc

f—more at the store:

Cover coate, short and medium |]+ *og hs

Reglane of Oxfort Grey cheviot, long full eilk lined, also Oxtort cheviot top lengths, virtical pucketa, cnffs se] if mater- coats, silk lined acd rilk faced to edge,

i cuffs of self material, satin sieeve | sold regularly at $12. to $15, price $16.

, A!l wool grey cheviot top coate—silk | ined —coliar self material—color guarap- Finely finished raglans of Oxford chev- _leed—a very dressy garment at |: ile 0908 io —. cuffs elf material, vilk velvet | —$8 collar, satin sleeve lining, perfect fitting.| A natty to

p cost is io our Bradford actually worth $12, for $190. Whi;cord—velvet collar—eilk sleeve } lin-

ing— short aad boxy—very swell—wertl ; $15—for $12. ,

Suits for Spring and Summer.

Cheviot and worsted enits, double and single breasted vests, chevicts are in overs

plait and stripes, also eu'ts of the popular new fabric, @xford cheviot, made with

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lining,

| ial, made with satin sleeve lining and our popular

velvet collar, worth our price $12.00.

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Bandsome line of euits in cheviots and worsteds in all the new colorings, stripes and subdued pla‘ds, aleo en t- of vicunas, wich single breasted veste,new cut

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the long solf rol!ed co!lor - choice of \hese coms suits $10-0@, — $12. Great sale stiil on, pure worsted su ts that are worth $12.00 to make, selling here by the hun- : dreds for only : See our workingman’s suit, three colors, worth 8,00 for $5.00,

Jas, Paton & Co,

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SRIRTS

There’s a marked prettiness about these modest priced, well shaped. neatly finished, ready-to wear Dress skirts. iherefore. don’ worry over the ssem-

ingly perplexing probe n of seasonable appirel. Come to our store and choose from the large number os Landsome girmenis all ready-!o wear.

White Pique skir's —tes~ quality..........+++-31.10 Crash shicts—b2:t q aity.cccccccccscce,sseePl LO mmaki Duck ahute:.. os. 00cisenwdhtsctsh ee ee Plain Black Luster skirts... ion} aqcee we Figured Luster skirts.....cee-eescceseesee 0 0GZ.U0

Khaki Duck per yard 16c.

F. Perkins & Co

THE MILLINERY LEADERS.

Auctioneer.