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In Percival an Leu z's stamped pric- ed boots for men. Lt’s som thing gocd §too,

and one of th? latest facs. It’s a mans ‘x ealf laced boct,

noopy * toe, with rub-

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not to forgive or refrain from punish-

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the absolute independ

ence of Parliament lowered the banner

of Liberalism and

dirt.

~ “Mr, Langelier’s case is not an_1so- lated one, others equally discreditabie might be named. It is even charged now that there are in the present Par liamenta number of members who have been sitting and voting with pro- mises Of judgeships and other offices in their pockets. This charge may not be well founded, It is to be hop- ed that itis not. But 1s it not humili- ating to reflect that the conduct of our leaders has been such that a charge like this, involving ineffable disgrace to our party, can be made with an evidently confident expecta- tion that it will be believed ?

dragged it in the

SCREENING SIFTON,

‘Among the solemn declarations of principle made by the National Liber- al convention at Ottawa in June, 1893, was the following bearing upon the principle of the independence of Parli- ament :

«That it is the ancient and undoubt- ed right of the House of Commons to enquire into all matters ef public expenditure, and into all charges of misconduct in effice against Ministers of the Crown, andthe reference of such matters to; Royal Commissions created upon the advice of the accused is at variance wih die responsibility of Ministers to the House of Com. mons, and tends to weaken the author- ity of the House over the Executive Government, and this convention affirms that the powers_of the people’s representatives in this regard should On all fitting occasions be upheld.’

“This was the declared belief of the Liberal party then. I believe it to be the belief of all true Liberals still.

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Fresh Groceries

Aref as essential to health-as your 1egular bath.

We keep nothing but the purest, freshest and best groceries to be pro- cured. We are daily opening comething new and fresh and are there- fore able to recommead our goods to you as first- class in every respect. It will be to your ad- vantage to call and see our line of goods before purchasing elsewhere, always glad te have you call to examine and price our goods.

Drop into tae “Ideal Grecery,” corner Kent and Gt. George Streets.

a Webster & Mackay

PHONE; 199.

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White’s Caramels and Snowflake

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Can be had at any following first class T. J. Morris

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W. Pickard & Co, W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart & Gates

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The making of such a declaration im. plied a promise to the people, which, as aparty, we Cannot ignore, much less repudiate, without being charge- able with falsehood and dishonour., Hew have our party leaders dealt with that promise ?

“On June 27th, 1899, Sir Hibbert Tupper, in his place in Parliament, made a series of distinct charges, twenty-seven in all, alleging incapacity, misconduct, corruption, and malfeas- ance in connection wi:h the manage- ment of the affiirs of the Yukon) by the Department of the Interior. Ina number of these charzes Hon. Clifford Sifton, the Minister of the Interior, was accused of personal wrong-doing of the gravest character, and ali of the charges reflected upon his character and conduct, either as a min orasa Minister. I shall not here discuss whether these charges are true cr not. Three Liberal members appear to have believed that some of them at any rate were true, pout this is nct tre question I wish to discuss. To us, as Liberals, the important question is : Did our party and its leaders meet and deal with these charges as a Lib- eral Government ought to have met and dealt with them ?. Were they met anddealt with in the manner which we, as a party, had declared by a solemnly-made af- firmation that such charges should be, and as we had pledged ourselves to deal with such charges? Did the Lb- eral leaders assertthe ancient and un- doubted right of the House of Com. moms to inquire into all charges of misconduct in offize against Ministers of the Crown?

“On thecontiary, the accused Min-

ister, backed by his colleagues, pcs:-

tively refused to grant a judicial en- quiry.

“And this, although the member who brought thecharge offered to abide by the result of the investigation, and, in the event of his failure to substan- tiate his charges, to forfeit his right to sit in ,Parliamdnt, or to hold any office in the ‘gift of the Crown. More, and perhaps worse, than this, notwithstanding the solemn condem- mation of the practice of referring charges against Ministers to Royal Commissians createdupon the advice of the accused.

“The Government entrusted the

duty of investigating the charges to one of their own officials, an employe of the department he was instructed to investigate, and a relative by mar riage of the accused Minister.

“As if to make certain that even this not unfriendly investigatcr shouid

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not be able to make any unpleasant discoveries, such restrictions and dif

ficuluics were imposed upon him and upon those who might be called upon to give evidence that the commission

er was compelied to acknowledge in his report that his investigation was incomplete. Can we, in the face of these facts, deny that the leaders of eur party, the men for whose ccnduct we shall rightly be held responsible un'e:s we repudiate it, and them have falsified the pledge given to the peo- ple to preserve and maintain the inde-

» ndence of Parliament ?

((* rcluded To-morrow.)

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Wanis, cost & Found

BOY WANTED at once, as apprentice at [ue KXAMINER Office,

TO LET,—\ tise bright office to let MecKachern tf

W ANTED.—Im mediately, a cook. App ly Mre. Arthur Perera. > =

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WANTED.--A smart girl for an office . Apply at THe EXAMINER office, 4

FOR SALE.—A4 Quebec Fleater, nearly new. Apply at this office. Zi

WANTED.—Immediately a good general servant. Apply to Mra, Unsworth, head of >+inen St,

WaNina—a general servent to go tc Annapolis, N. S. Apply to Mrs. Edwara Bay field,

WANTED.—A boy with a fair education to learn the drug business. Apply to P. O. Box 659.

“AGEN rS wanted to sell household novel- ties, Thousands ta be sollinthe city.—Mrs. A. B. Walker, (mpserial House; city.

Oct 20—lw,

WANTED,.—A capable girl for ze nera

housework,

Liberal wages. Apply to Mrs.

(Dr.) Bagnall, Fitzroy Street. 3i—pd TO BE LET.—A cellar, frost-proof. Suitable for storing potatoes, grain, etc. Apply_to W. J. O’Rielly. 7 ~ WANTED.—A competent nurse maid;

must be well recommended. Apply im-

mediately to Mrs. A. Ernest Ings, the Espla- nade. 6ieod }

WANTED.—A servent man who undor- Stands farming, Must have good references. Apply to Mrs. Bestricay, spring Park.

October 19th, 1990 3ips eud dd.

FOR SALE.- 2 second hand expres3 wagons one light and one heavy. Alsoaseconitand buggy. All newly painted and in first-class repair. Apply to P. H. Triinor, Kant Street.

dy 1 week. —

BOARDERs.—aA gentleman and his wie, ortwo gentlemen can be accommodated at Mrs, Scantlebury’s, 109 Prince St, All mod- ern cOnvenences in house

SALESMEN wanted to sell our goods by sample to wholesale and retail trade. We are the largest and only manufacturers tn our line in the world. Liberal salary paid. Address, CAN-DEX Mfg, Co., Savannah, Gi.

THE HeIRS$ of the late Isaac Newton Hayden, of Honolulu, are requested to send or write to John Roach Bourke, Box 19, Charlottetown, immediately.

PATENT

ROB ER TS & CO., SOLICITORS

PEOoPLE’S BANK BUILDING MONTREAL.

12 year’s Examiner in U.S. Patent Offica, NO PATENT—NO PAY, Write for Rid Book, ae Boe ee Se

TO LET.—That desireable reisd+nce on Grafton Street at present occupiel oy Prof W.H. Watts, immedfate possassion give>. House equipped with all mod3:a convevi- ces, hot wuter heating. Present tenant >AViog OWlng .O LOuse betug too large.

xcellent kitchen g4eucu, arv cellar, s'able

ad coach house. avply on he premises OT

FP. 3. Moors, Prince Street, eod tf.

t TO BE LET.—The desirably situated

dwelling house on Graftcn Street west., late-

ly occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean, with coichhouse and _ stable. House is fitted with a first class bath room, sewerage and all

other modern conveniences. Rent moderate. Apply to Lhomas Campvell, Richmond St.

West. guar RELIABLE WANTED ren.

{n every locality throughout Canada to intro- ince our goods, tacking up show-cards on trees, fences, along roads, and all conspicuous dlaces, also distributing small advertising matter. Commission or salary $62.00 per month and expouses not toexceed $2.50 per lay. Bleady employment to good, nonest, reliable men. Noexperience needful. Write rfull par ciculars.

The Empire Medicine Co., 246 w. J.ondon, Ont

WANTED!

A re'iable min with good address wanted in Charlottetown and vicinity to canvass, em- ploy sub-agents and recommend other agents ior an established wholesale and manufactur- ing house selling a full !ine of articles of daily consumption, direct to consumers, at whole- sale prices. We also have other teritorries open. Permanent position. Salary or com- mission. Samples free or returnable. No se- curity or capital required. « Write quick. Cooper, Drawer 531, London, Ont,

Oct 20—1w pd,

SOS YYNPYVIPNTTINTTNTT CP PP ETON Colored Fira

For the celebration. Red White, Blue and Green. Leave your order now.

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CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 25

Local and Other Items, Miss Enid McLean will give

a recitation at the Concert this

evening at the Convent,

Convest Concert.— Tickets for the concert in the convent«f No.re Dame aie oc eale at Redlin Bros,

inte ite,

Opxera Hovse.—-Be ls Morriscn’s Fe-~ male Minetrels arrived in Charlottetown last night and showat the Opera House toright.

Enainesr3.—A meeing will be held tonight in tie drill shed at 8 o’c ock to make arraizements for receiving the re- turning c)urades from S_uth Africa. Full atteaiance rcqueeted,

Grayo Entertainment at Notre Dame Conven: on Friday, Oct. 26,1900 “Sncuw White,” in four acte. Doors open at 7.30. Concert begins at 8. Matinee at 2 p. m.

cn Saturday. Adimission—children 10 cents, adults 20. cents, aii cnsi MgetixnG To-nicur. — Cit zens are

reminded of the adjiurned meetiog to- night of those interested in making arrargernents for rec-iving tbe returning trooper. The meeting will be held im the City Council Chamber,

PovificiL Meerixes.—Mr. W.S Siew- art wiil meet the electors of West Queen's at the followiag times and piaces: Clif- ton Hall,on Monday, October 29-h,at 2 pm. MrStewart will aleo address the electors of [richiown in Irishtown Hall Tueeday at 7pm. SirLouis Davies is invited to be present.

Go tothe Concert t bis even- ing in the Notre Dame Con- vent.

Kixe’s Davonters.—he “ Faithful Circle” of the K ng’s Daughters has pre- seated the P. E. 1. Hospital with a rollirg cosir with rubber tire’, for the use of t e p.tients in the private rooms. Jt bas b-en imported from New York, frcm o1€ of the best e-tablishments there, Gee. Tar. q-t Company) The matron of the hcs- p tal is very pleased to get it as it has been @ felt want for come time.

An OLD and Welt Txiep Kemepy. — Mrs. Wiurlow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by millions of mothers for thei: children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, eoftens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhagsa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Lie value is incalcuable. Be eure and ask for Mre, Winslow’s oothing Syrup.

Cavenvisa Lirerary fcciety-—-Tke anoval meeting of the Cavendish Literary Society was Leld ao eveniog or two ago, when tbe follcwing cfllzers were elected ;

President —Arthur Simpson (re-elec‘ed 1a Vice President—J H Simpson. Zad V ce Prerident— Jobn T Hillman, Secv-Treas— Jeremiah S Clark, Anditor--Neil Simpson.

L. brar'an— Ben. F Simpson (re-elected)

Doorkeeper— George W Simpson anu Roger Simpeor.

Ccmmittee to procure new books— Wal: er Simpeon, Rev C W Jackson Montrose, Conn.,and Jeremiah § Clark. Literary Committee--Miss L M Monts gomery, Mise Z M Clark, G@ W Simpson, Walter S mpson, J S Clarke.

_ It is pleasing to hear tnat the society is iu good condition, and that the liberary is t> be augwented.

For Whooping Cough and

Children’s Colds, Griffiths’

Menthol Liniment is the

safest and surest remedy. It

gives immediate ease and

comfort to the child.

EE poneenseeemetemeaciee et ee ae DIED.

At Mill Cove, this morning, Maria Troy, aged 87 years, relict of the late Patrick M. Berney.

[Funeral from the residenc? of ber eon-

in-law, Philip Hughee, Corran Ban Bridge, on Sunday, 23th inet , at 2 p.m.

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Local Notices,

If yon want a nice strong market basket see Beer & Gc ft’s new stock.

Willow market baskets from England just_opened at Beer & Gofl’s. zi.

_ British Quinine Wine, an invigcrating and appetizing tonic. 75ce per bottle.—Cen- tral Drug Store.

British Beef Iron and Wine The blood builder, 75c.—Cen- tral Drug Store.

British Cough Cure; cures most coughs; 25c.—Central Drug Store.

FOR SALE

Leices‘ers, yearling rams and ram lambs. | Also some cheice ewe lambs. Apply to WILLIAM CLARKE, Nor:h Wiltshire.

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ress Goods 2S NAP...

We've Ever Offered you for the Money,

Have we ever disappointed you when we advertize a ba:gain? That 59c b'ack goods bargain isthe biggest dresss goods bargain ever offzred the ladies of Charlottetown.

We have placed this rgc line on our front connter, The goods are 40 inches wide and worth 35c a yard. The lot comprises plain meltons in grey, black, navy, green, fawn, etc, etc. There is also a line of very pretty p'aids.

DROP IN TO-DAY

AND SEE THEM,

SENTNER McLEOD & CO.,

“MY STORE.”

T, J, HARRIS, London House.

| TOE LONG AND MURT OF IT

Is to get'a boot that will wear and fit}you, then you will have sati:faction. You also want*something to suittyou in price. You will find themJall at

McQUAID’S,

LOWER QUEEN/STRBEET

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Bo ot ard Shoe Store.

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