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FEBRUARY 26, 1892

“I am Holier Than Thor.”

THe comment of the Patrict upon the signs! victory of the Government in Wes Fluron is, perhaps, worthy of sume remark The Patriot says :

“In the Dominion, the Abbott Government have latterly been ca rying al Sefore them in the bye-elections in Ontario. Hon. Mr Patterson, the new Secretary of State, was elected Tuesday in West Huron by the narrow majority of fifteen. We deeply rogret the defeat of our o}d friend Mr i C. Cameron, one of the greatest scourges the Government boodlers had The overwhelming mejority polled in Goderich woula seem to indicate that the town had been bought up bodily. If the people of Ontario ‘ike that sort of thiag they must have ity but it is hard fer the electors of this Island, thg large majority of whom want honest Government, to he tied by Confederation to a set of Provinces whose people appear contented to allow corruption to be the practical law of the State.”

This is the position taken by our “ atan- dard elevators,” our apostles of ‘‘political purity.” It is the position which was taken by the pharisee and the hypocrite of old. The organized hypocrisy of Canada still clings to it. In facet, it is the only pusition they can take. It is hard, says the Patriot, for the people of Prince Ed- ward Island to be associated with those of Oatario! Se, “the eleotors of P. E. {sland ” are better and purer than the men who persist in keeping the Mowat Govern- ment in power and who have repeatedly elected ‘‘our old friend, Mr. M. C.

Cameron.” The Patriot is too hard on those who

have, all along, until now, sistained its friends. Jf it would seg in tie revulsion against the Grits which las takeu place in Ontario, a proof that the people uf Outario have been shocked and disgusted by revelations «f political corruption on the part of grit leaders it wousd see a large part of the truth. Not bribery by the Conservatives, but corruption and bypocrisy on the part of the Liberals, is one of the chief causes of the fact that *“*the Abbott Government have latterly been carrying all before them.” Shia, with a clearer perception of the disloyal tendencies and ill-concealed shams which wnderlie the wanrestric:.d reeiprocity dodge, sufficiently accounts for the Government victuries in Ontario. It is not necessary to traduce the people of Ontario, or to make odious comparisons be- tween them and the people of Prince Ei- ward Island.

The majority of electors in Queen's and Prince Counties have been deceived and misled concerning Usarestricted Reci- procity and the alleged purity of the Lib-

people of West Huron, and other constit- uencies in Ontario, had an opportunity to rectity their error. Mr. Davies and his followers in parliament have taken very good care that they shall not have an op- portunity todo so. There are indications that many of our honest Liberals repent the support which they have given, in con- janction with Mercier, to” policy of An- nexation under a false name. The pecple of the border counties of Ontario—who wonld profit more by true reciprosit y— have renounced the fad, and so, we believe, have the loya! Liberals of P. E. Island. That Mr. Davies thinks 80, too, bas been male evident by his desperats, and finally successful, strugg'e to prevent the courts from opening Queen’s and King’s Counties.

Advantages « f Conversation.

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Now is the time to get crockery, glass and china at your own prices, as we want to make room for new gvods to arrive early in spring, at the cheapest Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwiil

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We have ali vi child en's ulsters which we h «ve put upen the coun- ter te-day at 75 centsrach —Harris & Stewart.

Carrer Sate —Our sale of carpe's is gen- uine. All new goods and not one piece re- served. All must be sold ani at a low price Now is your chance to get a genuine bargain, a lot of odds and ends, 8 to 22 yards exch at a very low figure See our gods before you buy—it wil pay you —Perkias & Sterns,

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eral Party. But they have not, like the,

Xo Song From Me.

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i T will not sing of trees and things,

| While hum-n wrongs go unredressed

W hile thiongh my eas a cry there rings Of misery—the poor oppressed.

I wiii not sing of Nature’s robe, Whi'e through the a'reets, foul fraud: parade And think their sphere is on this globe— With ; urse-proud airs and debts unpaid.

H>w can I sing of Natures laws, When bare men and their ; aragites, In public life, betray ovr cause,

And offer Justice nought but siig!ts.

I will not sing of Heaven's delighta, While Caste and Caut sta’k th ough thie land, Avd leave a blight on haman righie,

\In every home, on every hand. —— weere

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | ncaa’ lie | elosing the striits ef Belle Isle.

Sik.—It does seem ungraceful to dis- | courage **Esotericist” in his grand projects ;fer improving the climate, railway com- munications and p liical relationships ot these Gulf previnces Indeed, against the last two we heve not a word to say, but we feel like taking exception to the «ffort be ing made tu coax the people of P. E, Is- land into a belief that the rigore of their wintry climaie which is the one disparagement to — their otherwise unexcep'i nable little Province, may be banished by legisiative enactment.

Closing ths Straits of Belle Isle, this writer says, would prevent the foe ice irom coming around our shores in winter, which, he saya, isthe cause of our severe weather. It is true that wo have a grea! deal ct ice in the Gulf in winter Even during the present mild spell it ia very jabuudant [ut dces it come from Belle jisie?7 We always can recognize northern ice, because tt has bergs with it. I have ‘seen « great deal of the ice round our ‘coasts, but never yet recognized a barg. There is always plenty of packed ce 20 or

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Murshfieid Steam Saw and

30 feet trick, but this is a very different thing from b-rg ice, which may be 50 or 100 feet thick, selid ice. The ice which comes comes rovud our Island and into the Nerthumberland Strait wae formed in the early winter in the northern and western paris of the Gulf, where the mean temper- ature in January is 10° below that of the Island.

**Esotericiat” bases a calculation «cf the quantity vi ice entering by Belle Isle on the, a-sumption that its current is 4% miles a day, | This is about three times its average rate, | for at times the stream actually :uns out into the Atantic. (F x) As Belle Isle Straits ‘may be full of icebergs at any season of the year,” why do they not come to our shores every season of the year? Simply bc cause Belle Isie waters do not come here ut all,

| J.J. Pox, Chi f Officer of Customs in the! ' Magdalene for thirty years, member of the N.S Institnte of Science, writes: ‘Various opinions are held with regard to icebergs drifting through the strait (of Belle Isle) into the Gulf; the; correct one appears to be that bergs are sometimes found about its northern entrance,” The best proof that Bel’e 'sle waters do not flow into our part of the Guif is the following : Whiteves found the waters in the . ¢ep soundings of the Gulf, between Anticosti and Bird Isiand—313 fathoms —to be at a temper- ature of 50 degrees. Now the Belle Isle waters are at a temperatare of from 28 to | 34 Jegrees., and if they came into the body of the Gulf their graviy, by reason of their low temperature, would cause them sink to the bottem and fill the deep soundings with ice cold water. The permanent warmth of these deep soundings is proved by the tact that frem them have been dredged the only true corals of tae genus Fiabelium «ver found

north of New York. Nothing but the per manent warmth of a spar from the Ga f ,

stream could afford a home for this delicate | southern org:niem. Evew ia midwinter the coast of Avticowti is warm as Portland, Miine. (G» don.) j The Beile Isie cuvrent enters the Gulf at Belie Isle, passes down the west of New foundiand and goes out between capes R y ,an! North as a deep sea und-r cur ent | Loot at the Isothermic Chart for February, faud you will see ite course clearly indicsted by tne temperaiares Eve y ob-e:veron P E Isiand kaows that a nu th-esst or evepo north wind, which blows off this c-atral warm water region of the Gulf is never very cold, We get our real cold winds from the north- west and west, which come from the high lands of Gaspe and the fzen p ains of sh» interimr. A north vester wil beitzg zo temperature down on us—ice or no ivein the Gut F.

DIED.

Oa Feb &th, at Merray Harbor South, Miss Ann Reid, aged 89 years and 10 mos. At Bonshaw, Feb. 17 -b. of diphtheria, Wm A, b:loved son of Dinte' and Mary Scewart, aged 11 years and 6 wecks. At Palmer Road, on 30 ult, of measles, Cha les E McLellan, aged 94 mos At Cardigan Bridge, on ls inst, Mrs John Wal-h, «ged 96 years At Cardigan Bridge, on 7th inst, Hugh “cGilivray, aged 78 years. A* Newton, Lot 26, oa 26h inst, of con- gestion of the lungs, Kliea Greehan, ag-d 55 years, At Kinkora, op 8 b insi, Philip Malligan, aged 44 years at Mitchell River, Tot 54, Kings Coun y on 13h inst, Nomaid Macdonald, aged $2 yeas

At Est Point, on Gh inst, Miss Margaret Doyle, aged 55 years, of French Village.

At -umm-rside, on 15th inst, Geo D Bax- ter, age 53 y-ars.

At Whin Road Cross, on 3rd inst, Mrs A’ex Matheson, aged 48 yeara, At Victo ia West, on lith

Faiyen, aged 77 years. At Augustine Cove, on 26:h ult, Clemen- tine Howatt, aged 80 years.

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