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THE Da:iLlY

THE DAILY EXAM! i

SEPTEMBER 27, |

| HE GOVERNMENT AND PLEBISC:TE

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os ¥ . in¢ GC | j equivocal attitude of the Govern- a ' . iad | ment, its members ard its organs, towards the plebisciie which they have prec oa ed is calculated to produce the mintmuam i | f votes for prohibition. At V alley fie! d 1(Y Dec), ATew ey ovs avo, + Hon C A. Geottri , ame r of the Cab t, des ve ia | espouse tO a toastto ) the Goveroment,in the course of which | ' “a “Hewould have the Git ns of Valiey~ | { nem ber, Liat Lue plebisc te WW i proi bition. ‘| ne plebiscit had been granted by the goverument simply to | nb apromise wii bo it had madein a} iti Lt of eak ce 3 PE ‘ ke only as a ! i ber ¢ e | SP not as a Cabinet a7 ’ . . i . Mb ater, butin bis Opinion the granting of the PP ebiscite was the onlv mistake the g :ment hal n “Prohibition aid “Me Geoffrion, wa the aatithestes of the l:beralism; it was op-

posed to the very esseuce of ine j beral

principies, eet? | » reere¢ nailV,

becau-e the

he had voted for the ple- party had pledged it- self to grant the vote, the*same reason had nfluenoced m ; others. The pro- their plebiscite, Dave no prohibition, ,

i biscite

aby Of the

Hnibitionists wou'd but they would

haye

This from a member of the Government

7 W1t viv which granted the plebiscite” is remark-

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|} able. But, “Io vino veritas.” Mr. Geoff.

} é . : : rion, in his cnps, has without doubt reveal - ed the true jinwardness of the Govern-

menos — in respect to prohibition

| ani ithe p: ebiscite. Sir Henri Joly’s opin-

>. 1D ion is auld in the telegrama of to-day.

The very sagacious Mr. Tarte, it is to b> record as strongly

Q tte naa remembered, is also on record : |} Opposed te prohibition. The

Globe says that the plebiscite

Toronto

cannot give

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prohibition; prohibition can be enacted

W ec.nesday Night,

only bya Parliament elected to enact it. The Montreal Herald is righteousness of the cause — but there is so

much apathy that it thinks the declaration

convinced of the

indicate a senti~ The

the vote

for prohibition wili not ment strong enough to enforce a law. Brockville Recorder that warrant legislation. The Hamilton Times says the Tories are going to declare for prohibition simply to

fears will be too small to

Se t oSth putthe Government in a hole. This P a . latter is evidently intended as a_ bint to Liberals to vote the other way. Altogether the Government and their

trom 8 till 10 oclock

condemned or that the declaration in favour of prohibition shall be eo weak as not to justify further We mistake Spirit of the people of this country if they permit them-

bition shall be

action. the

Positively no goocs sold

No goods hand- led.

selves to be so humbugged in respect to such an important matter as the probibi- tion of the The firs; step is to returp an unmistakable “ Yes *»

tothe Government’s question as to

liquor trafti:. the opinion of the people regarding prohibition.

Then, if the government fail to oe the

mandate of their masters, “turn the rascale

out.” That a majority of the people will : not waitlong for a government to carry out their behest is certain, Hon. Mr.

‘ ‘ ‘ , . Foster, Speaking al a public meeting 1D

O\tawa, afew days ago, éaid: “If you want prohibition vote for the plebiscite, for the plebiscite, all British preces certainthat prohibi-

If you vote dent goes to make it

F Perkins &

SUNNYSIDE.

“REMOVED.

(‘n and after Nenday, Oct 2rd, my will find me in my office in Prowse Block, on the north

Queen’s Square, first door to

tion You shall have.’ is it not strange that Tue which has not hesitated to cor-

By the way, Guardian rect Lord Principal Grant,

Salisbury and to criticisa has not one word to say concerning the anti-~prohibition declara- tions of members of the Laurier Govern~

. ? vatrons ment

tk New side of

the right upstairs,

DR. J. H. AYERS, Dentist

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Vinnicombe’s orchestra at | the Great millinery opening , Thursday evening 7. 30 to 10 Moore & McLeod.

Our Business

It bas aiboom anda HBALTHY one, a strong’ vigorous GRWTH---- the sole result of the matchless quality of factory made FURNIT- URE then the PRICE question comes in but youll find it all out when you investigate.

Mark” Wright &o, Ltd

Home Makers:::--:-

organs have evinced a desire that probi- }

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| desires to vote “for prohibition he marks

t | printing eas apare of K

EXAMINER,

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Thursday. ~The Pioneer conteuds that taxation is not heavier it was Liberal Conservatives were in offize. the Pioneer kindly mention any exception cf

when the W itt artic le, cornine al, sheaper a of the Liber the tarill? How How abont kerosene oil ‘

binder iwine?

pow thaa

with tbe single

which 18 ¢ Saresult

about

—Rollup a good vote for Prohibition on | | }

als’ revision of

inhinne t How about

—I,Jovds Register of British and Foreiga

Shipping shows the number of steam vessels Jost Juring the quarier ending 31st March, 1893, to have brep 83, of « total tonnage of 117,499; and tbe number of

sailing vessels lost 203, of a total tonnag: of 89,379

———_—_ —_-__..6+ 6+ e— CHARLES AUSTIN BATES SAYS: |

“Tt is strange, but a fact, that compa men their rinted matter that ia used about or in the bu advertising Business carde, billheade, let:

few business

Sinpess 1S

checks, order blauk-,—everything tha bears the firm name, BO matter whether it | is ever expe cted to go oul of the house or

of prit

: ne &O vood

nol: every bit busin a ought t as to bea creait to the | usineses,”’ stationery that wi Daring this Stationeryv— b'oske at Billpeads, slatements, $1.75 per

We pri t ll be a ere fo your bueinese, next week we are good statiouery— from tint you never heard of sma!! size, $1.50 per thousand; $!.75 per thousand; thousand.

printing b fore, noteheads,

The Ballot

prohibition will be

The plebiscite on 29th, acd the ballot

taken oa September will be io this form : Are vouin favor of an act prohib-~ iting the importation, manufacture or sale of p 4 spirits, wine, ale, beer | | cider, and all other } alcobolic liquors for | use as beverages ? |

The X is to be

under the word “yes”

Yes No

passing

placed in the eqnare or “no.” If the voter

the X under the word “yes,” asin the @ >

above; if he is against prohibition he marks

the X under ‘‘a0.”

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Things to Make a Note of

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On the Verge —A true and interesting story will be shown by magic lantern at the Salvation Army barracks on Thu: sday evening, Sept 29th. Tickets, 10c; chil-

dreo 5c.

The gentlemen who are canvassing in the interests of probibition are. re- quested to report the result ot their work up to and not later than 10 o’clock tonight.

The committee appointed by the city sunday schools for last Sunday’s Temepr- ance rally, is requested to meet We Inesday evening at 9 o’clock in the Baptist School- room. Business, passing of bills, etc.— J P Gordou, Secretaiy.

Opening—Grand millinery display with orchestra in attendance on Wednesday evening Sept 23th at F P+ rkins & Co’s.

CHARLOTTETOW?;

consider ‘heir | advertising. i

ie rheads,

ited matter used in the |

it week and |

pr ce: |

SEPTRMBER 27 1898

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1 | 5 ooo tp SS SPS ENS Tes Speers ad’ ws .

That is Not Lined =

Nine out of Lined.

Ten of ours are

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Prices from $1.50 to 5.00 Lined—-$4.75 to 15 00

Jas. Paton & Co.,

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THERE'S No other one thing in the

house that plays euch an im= portant part as

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-wear clothing of our

ready-t> double that of any previous to us and encouraged us to make

The last season’s sales ot manufact™re. More than ‘Th’s is gratitying

ow. yea”.

—“\8 Use in place of Cream of Tartar

and Soda.

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POWDER

Absolutely Pure

More convenient, Makes the food lighter and more healthful.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

Wedding Rings

Our assortment of Golden Bands, i very complete in range ot prize and quality and we invite our friends in town and country to inspect them.

Our prices ar: liberal and we are sure that you will be pleased with the style and fin‘sh of the goods,

G. H. HUTCHESON

Queen St. Jewelery Store,

vreater efforts 10 meet the demand for v’othing ‘of better make

than ern be bad in ‘mported clothing. We are adding every few days to our stock—Ulsters,

We have just the clock that will give good satisfaction and jast a life time,

( WwW ov P ci Overcoats, Reefers, Suits, ete., made on the premises, of solid Crates sy acl coe ry unship, that cannot fail to give satisfaction, and as sou, clocks for kitchen, for

Don’t fail to

Parlor, for up siairs and down stairs, dod the low prices on them are the re- sult of large buying. Visit our store for clock beauty and clock value.

W. W. WELLER

THE GREAT WATCH HOUSE

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OPERA HOU SE 4-NICHTS-4

Commencing

MONDAY,

SEPTEMBER 27th,

ZERA SE:.MON

THE WONDER WO RKER

And his troup of

——~ MARIONETTES

FIRST CLASS. Specialties

(See smal] bills.)

cheap asimporied clothing of similar quality. see us when you want any thing in clothing. D B Tweed Suits 7! D B Serge Suits 7 50 ard upwards DB Oxtord Tweed Suits 10.00 and upwards

D B Black and Blue Wors. Suits 11,00 and upwards D B Acid Proof Serge Suits 11.00 and upwards

D, A. BRUCK

STOVES

Heating Stoves as low as 83.

ARAARARARRARARRCARARARS

$7.50 and upwards

Sieves as low as $14.

$21.

Cooking

Ranges as low as

All guaranteed with all the

utensils. A large assortment,

V Dodd & Rogers E STOVES

Popu ar prices. Toors open 7.10