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THE DAILY BXAMINER

AUGUST 7, 1899.

SENATE REFORM.

ted—=perhaps with truth= : ste Reform Resolutions” hy Sir Wilft d L ' i aurier were laughed at by

rar caucus. Certainly they struck |

b> , Odameriai -_ :

; 4c PER LAF menial principle of the Limit- iguarchy whinh . : . sequires that each of ; ° . % ’ 2 Lue three estates com posing ; | ELEPHOD JS , . ? ) srliament eheli be independent

D. STEWART | it 4 actior OD, aa well as inat alj

a ree ahall c ynsent, to tne passage < of every

ict of Parliament,—and were, consequent

. : . : i ie. ridiculous. In its issue of July 22 the London Spectator refers to Laurie’s

scbeme of Senate reform, and eaye: “Such questions must cf course be decided by the will of the Canadian people, but we can-

not help hoping that, on consideration»

Canada will abandon this scheme for settling disputes between the two Houses, aad adopt that which has found favor in Australia,

under which a poll of the people is taken to settle a conflict between the Upper and Lower Houses. In a dispute between servants the appeal should be to the mas- ter,—i e., to the whole body of the electors. We are quite aware that regular party politicians always dislike this plan ; but that is a recommendation rather than the reverse.” In this the Spectator pute admirably the principle of the metter; and evervone must see that Sir Wilfrid was well advised by the Liberal caucus when his proposal to overcome the vote of the Senate was laughed at and metaphorical- ly kicked out of the House of Commons by the Liberal cancus. The nonsensical idea will not be revived.

THE OPPOSITION AND HILLSBOROUGH BRIDGE.

Tue Guardian now says that it is “not at all sorry for anything that it expressed or implied” in regard to the Opposition’s position on the Hillsborough Bridge ques- tion. Well, it ought to be sorry ; for the article, unintentioually or ctherwise, con- veyed to iis readers an entirely false im- pression.

The Guardian now asks “what would the present prospect of the construction of bridge and railway be worth if the Opposi tion had succeeded in defeating the Gov

plan ?” As tie Opposition could not and did not defeat the Govern- ment’s plan, the question need not be con sidered. The Opposition performed it, constitutional duty of criticising the Gov -

ernmeat’s

ernment’s plan; and the Government’s

plan was carried asa matter of course. If!

the Ce plan could have been

the Hil

have been ieehdel.-suna the tax payers

carried, eborough Bridge would

of the Province would

But its plan,

year for ail time to come. the

| Oppos' tion could not carry ou!

any more than it could hinder the Govern-

Charlottetown! The Guardian’s deceptive

remarks about the Upposition’s vote on the bridge question are, consequently, the more remarkable.

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—Atthe present time France is easily ters by right as having first seriously | started the automobile industry. Ger many and England were Jater in the field, and the United Stateshas been the last | country totakeup this new industry in} earnest. Judging from the large amount | of capital which is being invested, we may look for very rapid developments in the

pot have been com- | | pelled to pay on account of it $12,000 a

maintaining the premier position which is '

that

propose f | | ane

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

-The old Liberais of Ontario have put their foot down and said that the Hon. Jobn Costigan shall vot enter the Libera] Cabinet. Sir Wilfrid Laur'er—whose posi- tio) 1@ not so strovg a8 itu ed to be—- must perforce, submi

Mr, Astor’s naturalization as a British nbject is the cause Of a great fuse in the

; *Stater, Someof the Re publica An Unitea » “ark had bim burned in patriots et New a- "States B18 !] be flegy. Wheo the Unie... come @feally great conptry the pes,

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pot aliow thetheelves to be pert hea w, auch incidentt ag the jioss of a tine, } however prominent be may be. —ITr is claim 1fcor the Marchand Gov ernment that its surplus on the last fla | ancial year’s op rations is %23.000. Que- | bec rewspapers print ACK cular from the Departmeni of Lands, Forests and ithe ies, which shows that the em}; loves of that branch of the oe ser vice a Aon ge ttheir salaries r June, Swing to the

ou,

The Moastreal

at ifthe other depart~

app roprié ation runnit bien Gazette remarks the

ments are in the Same ‘ix, the nature of the “surplus” will be understood. It simply represents the cash that should have been paid to the public servante, and when these are paid the surplus wi! a *be gone. The Liberals of Quebec have ap parently borrowed one of the“ ideas” from their fellow office holders in this Province.

—Itis pointed out by Mr. Davin that whatever Mr. Sifton may be himeelf, he certainly has an extraordinary collecticn of friends. One of his cronies is W. T. R. Preston of ‘Hug the Machine” fame. To Preston he is so much attached that he says nothing can deprive the campaign- er of his $3,000 jb, with expenses thrown in. Preston’- j»b which was given to him just after the West Elgin affair, is « tour through Europe at the public expense with aninterpreter avd a valet. While on his trip be is suppoved +o be inspecting emigration azeacies ; but of couse he 1: having a rmght good time, for @#bich the producers of Canada are paving. Preston was evidently weary after his campaign in Weet Huron, South Ontario, and else-~ where foc Mr. Hardy; and the Federal Government turned in to give him a heli- day at the expense of the people, The case reminds Mr. Davin of the verse which tells us that

“Mrs. Gillis very ill, Nothing can improve her, Unless she sees the Tuileries, And waddles through the Louvre.”

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OUR SEWERAGE !

Dean Siz,— Considerable Ciscussion bas taken place from time to time by some of our citizeps who feel they have at least a Jittle interest in affairs generally, and par- ticvlarly regarding the rumber of man- holes in our sewerage system. It was . laimed that“ flushing” could mure readiy be done, and also more frequently. Would yor, Mr Editor,ascertain for one, or rather maoy interested persons, when the “‘flush- ing” performance will commence ? surely some of the sluggish grades (of which we unfortunately bave a number) muet re- quire attention long ere this.

Drain PIPE.

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Mr. Robt. Collett, 70 Elliott street, To ronto, writes: I can heartily recommend Griffith:’ Menthol Liniment for Rbeumat- ism. Half a bottle has entirely removed everv trace of & pa nfnl attack in my shoulder, which nad troubled me tor some time. I have also foun 1 it excellent for

Price, 25 cents, by all drag- gists,

Ir Was Pay Day —-The fact that Sat- urday was pay day on the sewerage was evidenced by the very large number of drunks about the city in the evening Free fights were taking place in eeveral directions. One especially large brawl took place at the corner of Prince and

Richmond streets, and anotherin which several women played a@ prominent part took place down east.

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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 7,

L895,

il Ga ba HERING df tle CLANS

Thursday August 40th at iv- ottetown

Our store will be closed from | o’clock on Thursday. )

Visitors arriving on Wednesday will please do their shop- ping Wednesday afternoon or early Toussday forenoon. Ar- rangement have been made with the P. E I. Railway for re- turn tickets at one single fare good from Wednesday till Friday.

Tartan Ribbon, Clan Tartans, and other Highland Dress.

Ornaments, Cavs, Tams, Scotch chawls, Scotch Lambs Wool. Fine

Underware.

scotch Wraps at

Jas Paton

It Pays to buy at

ww Crkxins

The Millinery Leaders

The popular sunny side Dry Goods Store, where goods in demand are alway son hand, and seasonable in quality and right in price

Bathing Suits

There is a time in the affairs of every man and women eithed which if taken at the floed leads on totortune ‘hat time is now toall who trade at Perkins’ The tide is in and the bathing suits are here too and all things else that svits.

Gents Furnishings

This is a line in which we excell. We keep the most up-to-date styles in mens shirts, collars, cuffs; ties, handker chiefs in silk, linen, and cotten

H l Ladies cotton hosz from 10c to 25c per pair “ opnmers “ +: 3a oGe~ Mens cotton half hose from 6to25e% “Cashmere “ “ « 20“46% #

Pattern

The Bazaar Glove fitting pattern stands without a peer in the world. Itis decidedly the most correct, the most economical and most simple. If you have ‘never used them get one at Perkins‘ for 15c. 500 August fashion sheets given away, ask for one

F. PERKINS & CA,

SUNNYSIDE, CH’TOWN MILLINERY LEADERS...... |

F ~ Important Notice -

Lancashire Fire Insurance Uo. Victoria-Montreal tire Insurance Co.

The above Companies are not connected with the P. E, Island Board of Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by the tariff rates. Iam, therefore, prepared to effect insurance a substantiallyfreduced rates

J. J. JOUNSTOR,

"Agent, Charlott2town,|P, E. Island

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OPERA HOYS

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Thursday, August 40th rs ThePassion Play —

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REPRODUCED “Moving Pictures” LOESCOPE —

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¢ You can get the latest Canadian and American ne wspapers rece ived @ by mai! each night.

Drop in if you wani a paper or magazine or book tor-at. Fruity” Confectionery, Tolacco Cigars ete, when you’re passing this way,

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