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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 4, 1893.

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The loruing Guardian

Issued every llorulng

nv THA* 91'.41zn1.4.\’ rl'BL1sH11t‘0 C n-om their Olce in the Cannes Bnocn Busvu owners-Central Street. Summenlce

\\'. .\. Busiralfr. lanager.

Alberl on Bookstores, lain Street: G.l.Cl.Alll

lananer.

Sonris East. lain Street-R. SKAIAX, lnnlgcl' Th l I P r in the Province! Dellseorzd or‘irilig§>re`g£ast tables of the City and all over the 1’rovlnoe'by noon. Tu-m5_0ne eu- .................... .. .gm

“ Six hlonthe ............ IN

" Sinfle Copies ....... ._ _ 2 cents

Weekly ld tion published on Thursday.

Terms- r sr ........ 01.25 " Whgnpyild in advance 1-00 ‘ smgleCopies_..,_.............. lounil

3, eekly edition. published os mnvfwlqa and 'ruin-soays.

Termsperyar........._.__........... L30

-- when paid ln advance. _ . ..... 136 ~- Slngule Copies .............. .. 8 cents

Advertising rates lnruished on appllnlon

$11: Harllillg qulqdiau.

OCTOBER 4, l@2.

The Quebec Lottery.

The final disposition of the Quebec

Lottery has at last been decided upon. It is in the nature of a oompromile I! it into be permitted to oprrate until July 7th next. The history of the lottery and the reason for the compromise is set forth by the Quebec wrrespondsnt of the Montreal Gazette. It appears that lotteries in Quebec existed in virtue of the gene;-sl law of the province which permits the Lieutenaut-Governor-in- council to give special permits for U10 operation of these lotteries. The Mercier Government imued an order-in council dated June, 1890, giving the St- Jenn

Baptiste society of Montreal power to work a lottery to aid in the construction of a national monument. This eodety, finding that it had no powers under its charter to run a lottery, farmedoutim privilege to H. A. A. Brault, of Montrml. The contract was entered into between the St. .lean Baptists society and Bnull by whkh the latter secured the wh0l0 proits, out of which he agreed to ply lille society $5,000 a year for iiveyeatland 810,(X)0 for the other ive years. The result was that while the society got $5,(IX) a year, Brault realised s profit of fr¢m$3\),(l)0 to $50,000 a year. When the new DeBoucherville Government ar- rived in power they decided to trample under foot every lottery became they thought the principle was very bad and demoralizing to the people at large.

The Government at ones suppressed

ive or six little lotteries, but when the quadou of St. Jeanliaptistelottsryeame up they mme ado! the contract referred to above and found that Brault had made anadvsucsof $30,Hl) on account of the cuutznctbywhichhewaa to P°Y 310,W0 a year for the last ive years.

Rathm' than kill the society'a scheme,

begunon the faith of the order-of~counei.l, the goveenmsntdecided to gs-ant certain citixzm of llontrnal the for a few months to opernte the lottery on thdr own rmpomibility provided the proita go to the soduy for the building of the monnmsst. These inelrwle tho eaahise of In Barque Jscqumlhrtik and the secretary of the St. Jean Baptite aeeiety,and theyareto rseciveno re- mlmuatioofcr their services which will i,.¢iv¢¢ pmb°rwpublw<>(l) .mer July 7th the government dglares for no cou- dduatlon whatever will the lottery be continued.

willléell ll-llmwml' Ilkb strong compn-m‘le,and° with goodreasin. It a»y~: -

It ll I KIBSC Plf] Shit Hhs York Of

educating the French Canadian people as ginhlts in to enh'nne for nine mouths longer with tha express sane ian of the Government. Hundreds, and perhaps lhomndsof ourpeoplle, willdm-ing these monthspracticsforthsirsttimathevice °f gambling, and scores will pobably hscome more or lem degraded and ds- mmmlizad for tho r& of this' lives as a result. It wouldhave been cheaper for the province if the Government had directly subsidised the Sh Jean Baptists Society out of the fun& J the treasury. To continue a running suse on the body politic, to mnction s fueling and peice- ing vim for mouths in elder Us msahls a sodsty to rake a natieml monument, is mrely a mom rmeslmo-'mal as well as unrightsom poliev. 'Rss St. Im Baptims Society should have been thrown uplm their own honest resources at ones. A mtioual monnmat raked with the po- ces& of the price of indulgence in sanc- 6omsdvi:e`msurulylikely .ohsanything but a aoures of good for future generations of French Camd`u.ns. [ti were tobealledthe “Lottery muuummt” sadwill pcpetmts the memory of the vimofthepeopls andthsfollyofa gov- ernmmt rather tlmn the patriotism of a race. If the French (hmdian people wus wise they would redeem their “national monmnsmt" by voluntarily subsa'iln`ngthewholeccstofit,andthen it would be a monument of the virtue irdmd of the vice of thdr nes.

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ACr`BiSatI-louolulu.

Bosousno, Sept. N.-The deadlock

which hnaexBed for about two weeks in thelegials.tureendsdt@posndySept_12. whsnQucsnLilliuo\nlaniappoinhed Ed- w'srdC. llcfarlaneptmitand minids ofinaneeolthenewcahinsgand rnlnen- edsamunl Parks, ex-p3i¢,as minis- tuofailhirs. Twodayslatxthelegih- turepalsdsrssolutionofwantof coni- dmce. Twenty-four membms votsdin favceof impmching the ministry and fwllty-twoapirlsteuehsctiai. Petition erebdngcircalated mkiag the B,-ug,

l°'Cll;l¢l\ttoT|rcstis`Ihmism|d¢g-iq W°**¢\ll\- Ammimnrsddmsm tlsegmlaarsstrunglyopucesd to su: "_¢*“'m_ll the iover-smart at fiilveellwusesesoahsaufefsauar

THE LEGISLATURE, Lllllllumn 'u`uii`u1l. nnllr

Mr. Cll|rsrl.l.:--The hon. Leader of

the Government resorts to his usual tactics. He says I make assertionswith- out proof,but I can prove that in some instances discounts were given to parties in the Land Omce as high as fifty per cent. If a poor man is soft enough he is not allowed the twelve per cent., while a sharper or some particular friend of the Government comes in, and they give him a discount of lifty per cent. We find cases where there is only a line fence bs- tween two parties, one a Grit and the other a Conservative-the one gets thirty per cent. discount, and the other has to pay his amount in full. The Leader of the Government says the Public Accounts do nprove the to statement made up to the 24th April to be false, but if not then the Publi.: Accounts must be incorrect. That statement was shown to be false by the retum of indebtedness to the Banks in

June, 1891, which was furnished thek House. At the end of the year they published a hook showing their own statement to be false. Those experts had to take the figures the odicials gave them. He says we spent $50,000‘ a year more than the revenue, but when we came into power, we had a subsidy from the Dominion of $153,000, and when we left odice that subsidy was $183,000. We collected no taxes for nine years, and how could we leave that increased subsidy if we had eaten up the capital of the country. We collected some of the debts due us, and we added to the capital of the country $400,000 or $500,000 from which we drill' $20,000 a year, and we were perfectly justiied in using some of the money we were the means of placing to the credit of the country. The i Leader of the Government boasts of saving $5,000 a year by the introduc- tion of this Bill, but we introduced a Bill in 1879 to abolish this House which had it been carried would have saved the cost of this House since that time amounting to about $65,000, but his honor at the head of the table and his party hurked that Bill. We also wished to adjust the salaries of school teachers by providing that second class when in uma cl... lcllwll llmlal

only receive third clam pay, and had thot been agreed to it would have effected a saving of about $100,000.

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Beans

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Beef . . . . . . . . . . ...

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Charlottetown Markets

(Corrected every Market day.)

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llrs. lfary Aston of Lewisham, Pa., sunered untold agony from Index varicose veins, with intense ltcll~ ing _-and burning. On the recommendation of a physician she took

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Hood s Sarsaparllla and used Hcod's Olive (\i:~.t.mont. Soon the ulcers began to Elrnl, me inflammation ceased, she was completely cured. and s-lys. “ I enjoy hesllh as I llzlv-: not Ll mazzgf ye;.:s."

“We are pcrzonoffy .'1~f_'laxnfe:l. with llrs. Aslcnand know thc- :lhnve to be true." J. S. Gnmrrx B Sox. Lei-.'Ls:i~_'_~g. Pu.

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The Opposition also burked that and we found they were determined to prevent retrenchment and reform. The members of the present Government were experts at Ending fault when in opposition, but now when they are in power. they and olmsslvel .mills nl”

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grapple with the question or carry out -any_ of the reiorms they advocated. ‘ They have neither themornl courage or grasp ofmind oratrengthof will nccmrytointruducereforms. When we were Eghting to get our rights from the Dominion Government, they said we would get nothing, and after we had succeeded in getting $500,000 placed to our credit they said we sacriicedtheinteeatsof the country- that weabould havegot$600,000. The Leader ofthe Government says this country is suistingand likely to suffer because we poisoned the minds of the peopleagainsttaxatian. Itiatruewe objected to the modeof taxation--they taxed the land and the improve- mentzg but they would not impose one cent taxes on therichmenof (liarlottletown to whom they are now so anxious to give the privilege ci We~ raised our voices sgainsttheunjust and sys-

tem of taxation, so on him and his _

Irimds must lie the hlalnsof having

taxation. The Leader oftbeoevml- ' __, - _é} W E oifcr a magndicellt stock of new Fall and Winter Goods. The quality wil if lv meet nysltfiedeo justify myselffer /5,17' _ I _ the prices will sell it. 'Ihat is the reason you should come early sed select m leaving oe Devils cove-melt, but I _{// _¢» _; ' v/ff- winter Clothing and Ladies’s Jtlantles. 'l` he dollar you spend with us goes mrtller,

vu iwiid in lnvins them when _ _ _K __ _f`,_'_ _‘ _ longer, gets more style and quantity than any you spend.

they mel me md my fsllsefn-men ;;;;-_.,3':j;~_-;-f~-~ -" Remember it is a solid fact that it pays to trade at and allowed the men who hadhun " _ `

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new mmm .fm um me Davis Gov- gr# Asset- / S t M .rl

mm ,_ 8, West Side Queen tree near ark t ..._ ._.;._, ,':f°.‘3..“f::;."°..:...f::‘_ Fon SALE. ’ " °““"° "" by returning me to carry out my OFFER 'W-

Hon. Mr. Laum.--Ichallengethe

bon. member tloahowoncihmrinthe statement prepared by Mmm. Chnl men and Davhlmthatisnotcwmct

He says the etate|nentofthei&be- edne- to the Banks doeanotcorres- poudwiththeinencislstatemmgbut' heshouldrememberthatahalf year’s`

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WE are now opening our Fall Stock oi ing of all the newest deeigh

GEORGE & WATER S"l"’8

_ 0- WE GIVE

BOOKSTORE

5 cents; Pads containing 100 sheets T, 2 cents; Boxes Lawn Tennh Sta on~ ery, 8 cents ; Inks of all makers, Ootlllll worth at 20 p c discount ; Hucilage from 30 cents per quart upwards; Memoran- dum Books from 1 cent up; Blank Books

22esnts pg: 100; Ball-pointed Pens 18 cents per x.

In adcirinn tn the above, we have just

opened 7 Casas Booxs and Stationery received from a retiring Firm, which will be sold at prices varyirg from 25 to 50 per cent less than any c mpetitor. Just note-Bplendly cloth-lr und Boohs, 300 pages, first price Sl 25, now selling for 15 ooutl. This may appear im 'li ble, but we' had the o|,-pwiuniry ofphuy:

‘:;,“.°;...u,....° -' “"°l.':';'.;.‘.':.“.-.;‘l~;._°°‘°‘*°'“-' _ Uark.Twain's Scrap Booksfor 10 cents

The oldest, the best andthe sheemet

goo in 'she city, is now,~aud evera il

, the DIAMOND BOOKSTORE,

Cheapside.

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Diamond Book8tore.

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very Lowest Prices.

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Methofii t Hymn Books, Methodist oombim-ll, Sl. l‘»lul’s Lhurch Ilyme

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