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Everybody is invited to call and see our and Our New Store

Special Prices Friday and Saturday.

HE VVOJN' ]DIEIIEl.1T“[J'.L| 4531-IIE!!-LIP BEEN. _ _ _ _fi

MAL wish to oppose the measure. He was ' .___,_,.____ _ _

_ *_ in favor of building up the city. The `

-_- -1 larger the city the more consumption _

S.-vrnanar. Arui. 22nd. {for out farm produce, but he wanted to

1'1i¢Hoiise met at11 a.in. Zknow what the alterations actually lg, Shaw asked the Commissioner ofi Were. i kylie Works if a petition has been re- g After some discussion the bill was re»

dm from certain inhabitants ofSp1r- lported agreed to and ordered to be read; _ intgltoad and Montague Head asking Monday. _ - i liattheright oi way at present existing Un motion of Hon. Mr. McMillan the i A

“nm Sparrow`s Road and Montague House went into committee with M1-_ gmi-shall remain open,-and it so-- Wise in the chair to amend /the Incor- ggggction the Government intend to poration Act of Surnmerside. The ghin connection with the prayer ot ameiidinent provided for the changing gipetitioii E’ of the official Chairman to that of `H¢n.Mr.McLean said the petition had Mayor and to give the council power

received and the matter would for the publication of a list of defaul-

the attention of the Government. ters. Pro res

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ot Public Works it he has annual report of public schools. f :Petition from the inhabitants Hon. Mr. Gordon asked when the 2, 8. 4. praying fo:-.a new road Public Works Report would be

asked

money.

the commissioner

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lebeaa laid on the table the

detail

and the .amounts

to resign under the provisions _munity with you in your efforts to ex _ Act of 61st Victoria Chapter 12. pose evil. I believe had it not been for it

thefefofe 8112-flied bi’ the Lien' the fearless stand taken by the GUAR- ' I I _ ' i_ _ _ ' ` Governor and Legislative As- ,DIAN the public would still have been e ‘

asfollows:~ in ignorance as regards the true state V ° _ " _ Q

' I ' but I think it has been made ‘ ' ‘

Thai sections 28 and 29 of said i O.f affairs’ d- - i th t a Cu- 61st Victoria, Ca . 12, shall ap- wear to a lscermpg Peopie -1 0.

C....§’....i....., .....ift°mS in ;°;;m;»g°\;;j,_Including Parlor and Bedroom V Suites, Dining Room andw

_ , . cellar is no.. a necess y, ri

'mythmg In Said interest of the community, but on the be lawful for any contrary it is po~i ively detrimental to F

mofe of _saidrcommissioners at ‘the best ____tereS_S;_;f the cOu_nty_ NOWH

518; that 09509, of Sutih it the powers that be at Oitawa do not;

Y en “mg ls take notice of the actions of one of their

resignation °r 1.8515' employes when brought to their notice m Wfiiin" t0_ t 9 `-1 d endent ournal and deal I

the CNY ‘if Ci131'1°tte"°w”' or iivjith nhihi eds a rei]orm government

of the Mavor to the CIW b dismissal or reforms

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for said City. And upon re-T;t:;uiilt’v‘i1’1itl1elii'eliigh time for the elec- ll

Such r ' V hall ' _ ` _ _ ~ ' V _

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theCentre Line Road to Union 'tabled.

Lot 2. and it it is the intention of Hon. Mr. McLead replied on Mon-

to open such road. day.

satd it was under the - House adjourned until 3 o’o1ock p.m

the government. . ' today. `

Wings to lay_on the _Table of E

py ot all tenders for of repairs to the new

giridge. also the specification The gave!-norship.

Hon W,u_ SIR -As your paper zets nearly all

and the Commlssloner the communications I ask a. small space.

to lay on the ,able of The Island members at Ottawa seem to- t

comes of an tenders mem, have no end of trouble about choosing Gohmment m connccuon a governor for the province, I there-

“rw” for Chu.1om,_ fore propose that the present one be pomt um Wea Rm” reappointed His term has already

me “nom tenders for each been extended , why not give him a _ y

of “ch tender me second term providing he will accept ii? ' i _ ' f ` 4

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accepted wgethm. Wm, of Irish Roman Catholics, Mr Howlan

l correspon ence g on each of sud confederation and giving him a second

term would be only an act ot reasonable

,ears 1894,1895_1896 and be reappointed to ine office of lieutenant - ed statement of the exp governor for Prince Edward Island

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on Momgcmery Bridge in _valuable space I subscribe myself trnly.< . _ _ ~ Wt- _V. _ _ , , _ _ ___ _ » ol the arties re- I AN Imsrr CATHOLIC. s -_ ~ _V V »

sch re tivel _ IA Voice from Kin 's Coun . V ° _ _ _ ° _ ii..i..i’.*.I‘?. JSF, .J ii.. ___ g ‘Y As I am about retiring from business I

<piestio_;i_hpresented‘ 211063' J Sing-Isa the Guiianurt I piiarn tha? _ _ _ _ y ,__ °l' “U 90° Y 0 811 S iihn ‘. crimgeour, is actua oneo _ . I V ' ' '.;' iii the second 'guestiou and y H91- Maje§ty’s Justices of the PKRCB- ~ L 3 V' U °°PY °f the °°051’3°t could ba Now, Sir. I think it is a. disgrace to ` ` ` '

C°U1mi9Si0l\91'S 0506- The all concerned that a person who has re ardin Mont omer ’s ii d f

Z ' 2 9; Y lhad such iirecor uring the last ew ” ' ' _ _ '

'mud be Presented 5h0l'ilY- years shonid be nermitted to sit in _ _ g __ ,Q _g __ nf' FWIUUSOU lD0V0d that the judgment on his fellowman. I trust’ _ _ , , _ _;_ il1l0 00mmilte8 t0 amend U16 ove nmont will look into the - I * ` I 5 _ ,

the local g r

Sewerage Act with MI- matter and that Mr.Scrimgeour will be

in the chair. immediately dismissed as one of Her

is the text ot the billz- M ' t ’ Justices. As regards that _ . . . » _- V . ' _ s mo amend ii.. cimioimwn _b0”{3§Zi’.i..ei0-is in i1f_s@f1mge<»»°s _ ~ This is a chance in a life time to furnish your. houses

Ut- cellar which we have read so much ` A _ s J »

MT- FHJQUHHISOD-) about of late in the GUARDIAN, we are _

doubts have nri‘en as to the , 1 d t know Mr. Editor, that you have _ _ I

ot the Commissionfars of Sewers 5,; Syglpaihy cf a very large majority

g s reported.

Jas. E. Birch asked the Com~ Hou. Mr. Farquhnrson presented the

S“PPiY HS M Pl'€S€DU 000', of the best thinking people in the com- - e

°SlgDHi10U» 5 day 9 h mrs to choose a man for the next elec- by the Mayor, Of 1° is h 11 oi their sentiments on

a mayority of the Council 31°; XX; :fl pszymtflent _

0 110141113 0! on 8l¢¢¥i°° f° 1 may gay, Mr. Editor, m conclusion, _ - ‘Ht

hvr vamn°i°=_»uc=& #iz _n,,i,_iii¢ reading piibiie is iiiii;i_V1°<aiiiy__ _ _ __ _ __ _ » '

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be eld and admire the Guaiiniiiisior the firm stand e S 8 p1'0Yld6d ill Bild AGI. Ill “ken on the mmpgggngg qqgshon gud '

extraordinary va°8l\°! W* glen, the independent attitude taken on

and the person so elected shall an questions that make _forthe good of

and 991°! in UW P°W°“ up people at large and Iihope Si1‘,`!°U N B .___ A I \

°f U10 C0lI1lDiB§i0U°T “sig” lon live to expose through the ' o qu ; ' aft _

may I the Gumnuii wickedness in

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“ny M. Pam” whos. Abou one hallour population consists _ _ I _V_ » __: _f _,_ ___ k _I I

and al I ' d 'is the first Irish Catholic overiior since 4' I _ I i in ' E I. s 5 ' . i ’ g li

his Su -sol. of justice to his church and his people. I __ » VV ~ _ 3 A "V _I i_ __ _ it I 5 'i _ I '

o_ 1_ 2_ md! 5 m me therefore rsk that petitions be at once '

District or Quays prepared requesting that Mr. lzlowlan _

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meiiiercemminionerwmke »“_’ Y°e_r»,,ae.,

and he would like the bill ' ~ ' Rmnim. _

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