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THE PAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 28, 1898.

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placed upon the unattached list, and Pro- fessor Grimeaux, of the Polytechnic echool who signed the endorsment of Zola’s action, has been released.

Porr Townxsexn, Wash. Feb 26.—Thea steamer Pioneer returned at midnight from Skaguay. The Pioneers’ officers report both Dyea and Skagnay as lively but law- abiding. Captain Nelson says that while thousands of people are landing at Dyea, the population dees not appear materially

}A Member of the House Of ss ponstation tree wot appear materially Commons Stumping Oatario | "esi terior intron Ata,

in a Provincial ——_| reported in good condi Election

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ty fy latter’s trial, wi!l he placed on the half- my Ew Le : : pay of a lhientenant A clain who r jh k 1 Al ii ‘ r wrote a letter concraiulaiing Zola has been

SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER,

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WHITE SHIRTS

About 150 odd shirts—Soil- | Shirts and wholesale samples. |

We have placed the lot on thefcounter, at prices to clear, all styles—open front, hopen | back.

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At Following Clearing Prices:

72c Shirts tor 35c, ToC - 2 45¢ Sde 6 é¢ 50e $1.10 - ” 79u 1.380 éé “ §85¢c 1 65 “ “« $1.00

1 Ov, with collars attached 50s.

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W.A. Weeks & Co

The People’s Store,

NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Shareholders of the East River Dairying Co, will be held at their factory on Monday the 7th day of March, 1898, at the hour of one o’clock p. m., for the purpose of eleeting a board of Directors and transacting such other bus- iness as may be necessary,

JAS H. CUMMISKEY, President. Countersigned JOHN SMITH, Secy.

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A Large Seller

with us Our Own Emulsion

We guarantee thia fresh stock ~-less than three weeks old— made of beat Norway Oil, guaranteed 50 per cent with bypophorphites of lime and soda.

Nothing equals it for produc- ing flesh, building the system up, healing the lungs. Pleacant to ‘ake.

See display ofthis splendid article,

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treats CHRONIC DISEASES by the Salis- bury method of persisteut self-help, in rem Xving causes trom the blood. Con- tinuous, inteligent trealmentin person or by letter insures Minimum of suffer- | ing and Maximum of cure possible in each case. Avoid attempts anaiderl.

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high wind aud blinding snowstorms pre-

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reported in good down the Pioneer passed WHILE HE HOLDS A PROMISE OF A GOVERNORSHIP.

Lome, who arrived here vesterday

nic, 18 quoted as saving in an

Orrawa, Feb. 28.—The Mail and Em- pire charges that Mr. D. C. Fraser, M. P., is stumping Ontario for the grits with the appointment of Governor of the Northwest in his pocket.

I: is generally known here that he has |

the promise of this appointmen!; bat your | |

of the letter. been the victim oi misrepresentation. The news published in the American papers

up of lies of the most infamous character. The allegation

undertaking from Sir Louis Davies, reckless manner in which newspapers in

| America agitate popular prejudice.”

A DISABLED STEAMER. | =n

Loxpox, Feb Paris

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rote appeared fatigued, but was quite frank,

‘f — | natural and unconcerned. He had nota

Towed Into Halifax Harbor, | word of regret or bitterness in his con.

versation, and he expressed great pleasure at knowing that nations almost universally sympathized with him.” David Christie Murray, who interviewed M. Laborie on behalf of the Daily News,

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French Line Champagne, five

Wobite passes are | the way |

ronte to Alaska,all crowded with passen- | gers and freight. The Pioneer experienced | the worst wea her that bas preva led in the

and sent to this couytry and my own was, | from the commencement to the end, made |

in the American papers,

correspondent is in a position to state that | that the terrible explosion of the Maine | 1 ’ ’ - ” : ie on rman has bad the fame promis?» | vas the outcome of a Spanish conspiracy is name is David Laird, and be holds an is, In my Opinion, another instance of the

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days overdue, for New York, was towed ia | 8#y*:, “M. Laborie has Sittle bope of a here yesterday by the steamer Roman, | revision of the sentence, and no hope with tail shaft broken. The disabled | Whatever of its reversal. M, Zola, however, | steamer hada thrilling experience, in a| Wil! be even better treated than first ~~ helpless condition, on the banks of New- | ™isdemeanants in Engiaod. He will have foundland. &@ Suite of rooms, access to books and news-

papers, many personal comforts and the privilege of reeeiving visits from his wife and friends,”

THE TRURO MURDER CASE

Lyman Dartt to Go Free,

A REFORM COUNCIL. |

S1r,—For obvious reasous it will be im- possitle to change the constitution of the water commissioners enabling them to undertake the officee of sewerage. It would be foolish on the part of our citizens to create a third elective body for this sole purpose. We bave governing combina tious enough, Better add to the efficiency of those we have,and fitthem for their work. if wecan’t truest them with one work they are net fit for the other. Let the sewerage be introduced by the city council, reconstructed as follows:—

Ist. Eleven councillors, elected by ballot by the coliective (and _ registered ) vote of the whole city, and to receive a salary of $150. each during construction—not to exceed two yeara— and $50 a year after completion.

2nd. Candidates to deposit a nomination

Hawirax, Feb. 28.—Lyman Dartt, re< cently found guilty and sentenced to death at Truro for the murder of an Armenian pediar, is to be discharged. The Minister of Justice has decided that the evidence in the case is consistent with the boy’s innocence: that there is absence of motive

and that be shall be diecharged.

Bread Riots in Spain.

Loxpox, Feb. 28.—There is an appalling scarcity of food in many of the provinces

of Spain. Bread riots are of daily occur- | fee of $20 tobe forteited by those getting reuce, less then cne-fourth the total votes polled.

3rd Councillors to Lave a properly re- corded qualification and each to furnish $5000 bonds during the construction o/ sewerage,

4th An independent vote to be ensured and our citizens protected) from the ovslavght of fifteen or twenty candidates by a fiue of $100 to be imposed upon the aspirant making any personal canvass.

5th The newly constructed council to be elected before commencement of sewerage ~perations,

Lord Salisbury Unwell.

Lexnon, Feb. 28.—Loid Salisbury is slightly indispused. eel