THE DAILY EXAMINER.

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“ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evnirives.

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TARLOTTETOWN, P.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1890.

VOL. 25.—NO. &4

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OFFICIAL COUNT IS MADE, and the Returning) : fficers have declared it as the unanimous verdict of the Boapla that the place to secure Bargains in Men’s Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Caps, is at

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APLB LEAF

IN RED WRAPPERS,

hat is Called For.

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ALL THE RAGE.

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P. E. ISLAND SOAP WORKS

1890.

| which they anticipate will be placed on tie free list. The Government, of course, wil not permit their hand to be forced, and

Spring,

YHE undersigned are elt Ski pbpadbinde for the | therefore vote the resolutions down - Charter of a Steamer or Sailing Ve se] | though next day, possibly, they may bring FROM LIVERPOOL FOR CHARLOT?YE-! down a precisely similar proposition. Te TOWN, and should satisfactory arrangements | game vf the Opposition is easily sen

Sailing Vessel | throu; gh. They will first attempt to pe « TARLY PART j suade t he people that the Government re- fuse to lower the duties; then, should it

be made the said Steamer or will sailfrom Liverpoo] THE | OF APRIL NEXT.

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Ottawa Letter intended to vote a sum for Soop 1ing the

SPRING MEDICINES “= Miramichi River. He proceeded to add

| OPPOSITION TACTICS —DUTY ON GRAINS AND jth. t he haa a great respect for Sir Hector

SEEDS —QUEEN SQUARE FENCE~— THE THIR D|L angevin, when Mr. Welsh interjected the

Aver’s Sarsapartili | PARTY ON THE KAMPAGE, ait that it Was mor th wn he had. Mr

Burdock Biood Bitters ble ibe ae $5 pacmeepern sper We teas a ee

Warner's safe Cure (Specrat correspondence Of 4 ilu Reamin ») | Sin Uj or in MK a bad c mj any.

Camptvell’s Quinine Wine. ; Too much time has been occupied sin (Me Chairman (Deputy Speaker Wood)

-aine’s Celery Compoand. | week in discussing resolutions emanating \h re took a hand in, and insisted that Mr.

— ee jfrom the Opposition, whi ch, while they ree vn ont . ys — rae

@ Tan ; Q | apparently favored the farmer and min Te a Mr Mit hell c oe * ie dine.

A, bs JOHNSON S DRUG STORE, | were but a thinly-disguised attack upon the lh oinadae Rent Ba ie aa National Policy. Knowing that is intend- I rk, Se ee ee

Corner of Kent and Prince Streets. ed tomake some change in the tariff, the - ‘a eleva ion to the - puty Speaker- mch7 | Opposition see their opportunity of making |*.'Ps °° "* PEXINg On BA—H OB L0G sical in hic cel “ ue —___—— ja little capital for themselves by forestalliag “ ‘ ' :

| the action of the Government, and moving Certain things that the Government do

|for the removal of duties on certain artic go | BOF atone to Go: Fo Tedeas HR cae Pesenge

on registe red let merchants sures

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ters ; to relleve

and others who use weights and mea

of inspecti vency Act. Was DD

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

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ya fees; to iumtroduce an

Political Ingratitade.

: For partic uiars apply in iuive rpool to Wil-j happen, when the tariff changes are Inti Sir 7. debate onthe till. teieodwend liam Bullen, 51 South John Street ; in London! duced, that these taxes are reduced or re-})_ 1) ‘Alt » Mal) ; ; Le J . . = , ‘ , . . aF LO , rtby to at lish t >t renci to John Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old| moved, they will claim the credit of having}, - u ] N , 1 ee ors (- ae ‘ : i guage in the IN rionwest eri ories is Broad Street, or here to forced the Government to the steps. It is ; j a a. ca 7 : ended, As the Government, led by Sir PEAKE BROS, & CO. j unnecessary to say that the debate was a ; : , " Sic Hat gt : ea : Jolin, opposed the bill, it is certainly a a si . Q- . ‘ os iprontable one 16 new arguinent ; ; c . Ch’'town, Feb. 27, 1890—2w I . Sigreat triumph for him, the vote in the were advanced; the s: ame speakers occupied ; ot , inicat scaibnclic papell cudaliavesaverninotna agian . House standing 99 of a majority for the the floor and repeated the same dreary;(... . . as : ‘ Government. For weeks after the last Seen = |speeches which either themselves or , weg hte Thea” Dominion election the Grits claimed that

others in the Grit ranks have delivered at intervals since 18380.

The first assault was conducted by M McMillan, of Huron, who moved the House into committee to following resolution,

scorT’s | MULSION

consider the gy ‘‘That it is expedient to remove the duty on and place on the free list all grains and seeds which do not ripen in Canada, which are now largely imported and sown fo the production of food for cattle under the system of feeding cajled soiling and ensilage, now largely adopted by the farmers of Canada.”

The Minister of Customs explained that the Government, in considering the ques- ticn, had been met by this difficulty, that seeds which ripened in British Columbia would not ripen in Ontarie, and what would ripen in the Niagara district would not ripen in P. E. Island. So unimportant, however, was the matter, that the duty amounted to only one cent upon every seven tons.

As some of the information elicited dur- ing the debate may be of value to our farmers, I summarise it as briefly as pos- sible.

One acre will grow from 25 to 30 ensilage, and less than 5 tons of ensilage will feed a cow for 200 days. If the ground is properly prepared, the crop will grow even better in dry than in wet Prof. Robertson says the best corn for en- silage is our Indian corn, provided the land is properly cultivated. The best results are oltiined from planting in drills, inches apart, three pecks of corn being re- quired for the acre. Frank Morris, father of the silo system in the United States, had stated to Dr. Bergin that he had large farms in Maryland and immens« tracts under corn in ‘Texas and Georgia, an the result of his experience was that the corn of the climate in which the silo was to be used, was the corn which was best ed for the purpose. Scuthern corn wou not ripen in the north, and would not pri duce the same amount of juice or amount of sugar as the corn of this country, because of the short season and our north ern climate.

Mr. MeMillan’s motion was rejected by 84 to 59,

A whole yet was spent in discussing a motion of Mr. Platt, **that machinery de signed for use in mining oper: ations should not be subject to Customs duty when im ported into Canada for mining purposes.’ This proposition was warmly supported b

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offered an amendment that the debate be adjourned until after the proposed tari changes are laid before the House. Phi was carried upon a vote of 109 to 77

In Committee of Supply, upon a vote $110,000 for Cape ‘Tormentine herbor, the Minister of Public Works being inter —jrogated by Mr. Davies, the fo)

Brick House and Furniture, Sapte Cape deka phditeanen BY AUCTION.

COTTINGHAM, ROBERTSON & CO, MONTREAL.

wave ave

iat schedule rates, to $169,000. The con tractur was Edward Murphy, of Toronto Contract to be completed by 28th October, 1890, but he feared it would go beyond tha

the House the matter of the

We will sell the FURNITURE of the above

THE BUILDING,

which is nearly new and built of brick, three stories high, and in good repair, having a southern front of 36 feet on Kent Street (near ful Prince), and running back 180 feet, with)’

buildings in the Provinces, the irrepres- sible McMullen taxing the leading part,

| evening dress, for he had

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dec! —3m Baw (tues sat) wky

seven }

the |

the British Columbia members, one of whotn |

fence around

when shortly before midnight the Hon. eps Mitchell arrived upon - ecche in| them for some reason. _ | een Gining

' Puultfe Works, df whom he asked if it was jawos

the Government had only one of a majority.

well

That inajority must have grown pretty

since then te be now only one Jess than a |hundred On analysing the vote on this fdual lang age question we a id lthat five of our Island M. P.’s voted | againat the Government. At last election

the French vote of Rollo Bay and New Zvaland was almost unanimous for the Grit

candidates. In return for that vote, Dr.

Robertson has shown bis ingt tude by ij ining Dalton McCarthy, Charlton, O'Brien, and other anti-French agitafvurs in

the Jesuits and the French language. Only for the Acadian support he received, Dr. Robertson would have been badiy left last election. And in

their crusad2 against

| this, one of the gravest questions that ever lcame before parliament—the use of the French language beyond the province of (Juebec ~he voted to do away with the French language

March 5, 1890. Ss. C,

Champion Strong Men.

STRENGTH HAUL- LUMBER WITHOUT THE

A MARVELLOUS STORY OF ING THEIR OWN AID OF HORSES Gleaner’s Edmunstun am pi nm strong

The Fredericton corres p* mndent writes: jmen of New Brunswick are the Bosse fam- lily of St. Jacque, Madawaska. They lum- ber every winter on a small seale, and the present winter are hauling for James Boyd,

They haul horses, the

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lof Tay Creek, on Blue River. fall their lumber without any lthree brothers comprising th

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lyears ugo the writer them $550 for 'what lumber th wey had hauled in five weeks | witho ut any team whatever From the 110 th to the 31st f J m | rr this W ater the y i hauled 6 0 pu es tot brows that scaled lve} } any ) ee ‘twel @ bv ti S40 ie largest iog

| |hauled by them (two men and a sixteen

tyear old boy) was 18 feet long and 36 linches at th lop, white spruce, scaling nearly 1OU0 feet The next longest was 22 -|feet long and 18 inches at the top. M1 b> j 1 has engaged the) to haul his boom Lows. He wil! want 400 pi As these | pi ces are 30 feet long 11 inches at the oh | think the Bo Ss are ft iy pustile d in alming the cak ‘ Dbelng the Wmpien istrong men mome of thie rs were hauled /400 ya ds aud were all whit spruce wi ch weigh about 25 per cent. more than black

ac + <> - <Qpe>-- News Notes.

rhe Mon eri yy é ni KS tnat there | seems to be n room tl ‘ bt «6Lhat the | position of he American faruit a i Ciass 18s very istac ry iit and that the ¢ tC apparent prosperity of the United Stat is, Whel probeu to the quicK, based Upoul tii } ve ity ot it most Ii yoortant class i p lu }' ih the cum miubiby.

A German authority piaces the war @xX-

ure of France at 5,082,000,000 marks

Germany expends only ‘ 2.430

penal per annum, 000,000 marks. Bs

neces expenditure is

ELDON HOUSE, KENT STREET. date. The new pier is being built on the drawn from a population of 33,220,000 ; t site of the old one, and it is expected to) Germany relies on 46,900,000 to provide her

btain 16 feet of water. The Mi sr 1 Fie ' ' , 7 obtain , ce “7 water 1© inistel muiltary chest (Jn this basis it looks aa if could not say what it would cost to build (Fermany could stand the strain of prepara-

On Monday, oe 24, the pier on the Is land side, but Ww ould ive tion lons er than her ry il

all the information he could later on Mie Lew Ouartela B nave a hich

‘ . bi ; ff 3 ihe Lai fue rey veri‘ pays n iy Commencing at 11 o’clock, a. m., Mr. Davies also brought to the notice of compliment to Dr. Bourimot. Sir Frederick

Poliock, the distinguished jurisconsulr, who

first-class Boarding House, including Drawing, the Ps . Of 7 ee ere seen ob has ep OO le Pee, ee

Room, Dining Room and Bedroom Suites, as le TO es 2 om Se 5 oar Or, | DE. Bourinut s lectures beture the students

Carpets, W indow Curtains, Stoves, Crockery- Public Works that he would mak? a note Of of Toronto univeisity a masterly exposition

ware, Beds and Bedding, and ali the other} !*-_ [ understand that the plan and specs” vf the federa) system wm Canada The

belongings to this comfortable and home-like} Cation of a fence for Queen Square have! Review places special stress on the second

house. been decided on—cedar posts with chain jeciure as a lucid explapation of the diffi

Setsiiliceeniiis and woven wire, to cost between $1,500) culties encountered in the operation of

Also at 12 o'clock, on SAME DAY, we on Ta eee federal governmert, which, beveltheiess, will sell A desultory diseussion took piace upon thas on the whole been a decided success.

sundry grants for the erection of public) Nor man ymen know how tu behave

iwhen they give 4 minister his fee for marry-

ling them,” said the Rev. Robert Collyer

few nights ago. ‘It seems to embarass

remember Once t

out in Indiana that a maa whom i had j ist

Stables in rear. | out, aS Was SOON made ev ident. The q 1€8- | united in marriage . y< ely youl The ‘‘ Eidon House” has the reputation of , “'00 before the House being a grant to build | woman gave me $10 for thefee. As he being second tonone asa comfortable board- \& post offi e somewhere, Mr. Mitchell c M- iso he blush i i ing house, and enjoys a splendid business as a) sidered it a fitting time to enquire vf the le ‘ sndul j u t country hotel. Its stables are well patronize d,; Minister of Marine whether - Here several | give you a tor ly t and it is situated in the very begt locality in} members called out, ‘“‘He is not here.” j:ime’ H ' \ rd look ome ; \‘*Where is he?” asked Peter. ‘He |g, leer way, dent Wesell the above under instructions from'j, jn Washington,” was returned. ; 7 epee Joseph Wise and James Seaman, Trustees of; What is in the d——l is he ; a4 : we the will of the late Richard Wise, and wiil be detee inn ~ er ny ‘th hel cai a arrasst . ; a positive sale, RAIN OR SHINE. beng Pig: or oe om OW, ea BB <a> + <p - <O— Title perfect Terms Cash, ) tae sherry ousiness. ; P ell, G--d 110tie First come, first serve Do t wal i ' , goud he ll do alyway. Mr. Mitchell then the warm weathel ill force you » get a E. H. NORTON & CO., ituryed his attention to the Minister of Spriog Suit, get one now and beieady, Ba-

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