THE DAILY EXAMINER : . , - ° - . FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1894.

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NN RNR RR gecea a i t is * , ( oO ! : THE DAILY EXAMINER. PROVINCIAL LBGISLATORE, | ¢o,s2.,,t sh! vay me tax would noe Som thing Has Dro ped FREE FROM ALL R as Paton & Co's ail Announcem ’ } “— . ‘ J ‘ ' i omnpnaie The Speaker took the chair, and the : ae Gd am =o | . —? i 4 P . . » an | ws it So Tucrspay, April 12. | chairman reported the biil agreed to with i vexatious conditions and APRIL 13, 1894 Afler recess, committee on the bill re- | @mendments, and moved that the report restrictions are the Poli- specting the succession tax was resumed, | Of the committee be adopted. ‘.. j » s : > f 3S Mr. McKinnon spoke at some length Mr. Gordon moved in amendment that W hat is It . cies issued by the ] VOCR : TUTE. Somes. tI , iy , if hh 0 saintien | the report of he committee be not now ' ‘ as to the conduct of the pposition | . ome Pe Oe far Stantey has been locked up in the | nthe matter of the measure before the | adopted and that the bill be read a third \ here ? CANADA a . adel al eal alle ond bask. | Hout Regarding the argument con- | time this day threé months. In so doing, ACCIDENT ee ee | cerning the novelty of the measure he | he reiterated his opposition to the measure, aia 1 0 Our Carpet Department is ness are at a standstill. Everyone is empel thought it was childish, and said that if | He thought the succession tax bill was @ ASS. ©0. : at} is of wre ie a ; a greater or lesser extent the effects of | the idea ex: mplified in the resolution mov- | #a@d commentary upon the manner in booming, Hundreds of yards i : the stoppage. With nothing to do but talk | ed by the Leader of the Opposition were | Which the present administration had E R. BROW of Carpets selling. about the unfair and berassing taxation | carried outyere would not have the electric | managed the affairs of the Province. But ° Whv ? Dankua we aie ee ae s oe light or ary of the other modern im. | the Government had danced, and he sup- i BROWN’S ny: ~caur r ; te impovad by the Peters alministr| provements now exjyed. He dal at ook | posed the People would now have to py —0OF— Block. CH’TOWN. giving. the™people value for e tior = felt that these are melancho1y | ypon the bill as the obnoxious one the ne piper. . } ir 7¥ ‘ selling ; lays. If it were not for the telegraph: | Oppo ition claimed it to be, but thought it Mr. Shaw seconded the motion made by OTS AND SHOES AGENT FOR P. E, ISLAND, i their pone) ‘ ope ; : company, which the Government are tax-| W458 right an i equitable measure of tax- the Leader of the Opposition. He pointed “ goods as adv ertise ' : : ation. A similar measure was in opera- | Out that the measure was one detrimental i 3 ing to the extent of $250 a year, we tiom in England, excepting that the value | t© the best interests of the Pro- A Wc Louw Prices ! + e! 1, for the nonce, be cut off from the } of estates liable to taxation was lower there | Vince. It was nothing more or less than . ‘ eat w la ompletely as was Rol than here. He repudiated the . aasertien |. delusion and a snare, the object of which ; , Sta ndard Quality . ' : ‘ | Fer | of the Opposition that: the ébject of the | was.to throw dust in the eyes of the far- ' ius ruse whet y 1 JUAN eg 2 wow ™ a or ‘ ‘ j ; bill wax to put money into the pockets of | mers. The Government would tell the : : C 0) 0 i Li t t D . ' na , ; 2 ¢ gatherer was se , esigns ; ' the lawyers, pointing out that under the | farmers when the tax gatherer was sent Ex4Miner ales an thom _ +e Get nee existing law aaa estate had to be ad-{ around to their door that they had not CHARLOTTETOWN SreciaL Desparones ro Tue Exam : al that we s ' , it imagina-| ministered within thirty daya. He thought | only taxed them, but they had also taxed ’ ’ a a a a Best Colorings ’ mn ution that | the general effect of the bill) would be} the rich man. But would the revenue de- valiaes PARLIAMENT OF CANADA tix 4 unk on the - : sch a pa ad ‘ : =. ? - - tial | good rived by the I rovinee from this so _ That's what Héusekeeper s w Oe We had | > Mr. Gordon followed, referring mainly | amount to very much? He thought the Our Styles are the » t 1S PATON & ; and think eA mproved ndi- | to the ren ark: of the last speaker. “Jt was | people would be able to see through the} . qnenpe want. and J AM ES i Nw ; tions «2 wh - subsist when | Solomon,” said he, “who said ‘the slothfal | scheme, pamaree. He - . think oe Prices the lowest that can be ouse of Commons ; CO’S. is the place to get just ef e : try in this| man thinks he is wiser than seven men | }¢ was in the interests of the Province tha : . 7 H f 6 ngs. si ; Re ’ we) ‘ grea Pp - | whe aon vive reasons for their ‘actions’ ” | the lawyers should be given such pow ers}made on the quality. We | w hat y ou Wi ant in the Housé : a ‘0° |The seven men he likened to the seven | a8 were accorded them by this bill. Tix i. ‘ —— Furnishing line. factures established here will then have} members of the Opposition. They were Government had no right te impose such keep all kirrds of Boots anc : . ‘y ‘ ‘ ¢ » > > ; rie of | ss NO a . oa _— ‘ s chance to compet iceessfully with | prepared to give reasons for their actions, | tax sed tthe er - a t|~hoes usually kept in a first- Division on Cartwright’s Amendment. 7 A = those of the world beyond. With food and) and they bad given them.’ They claimed | their conduct _ since ney a — 10eS Usually | ma ; 1 | 4 | 3 e : ) | that the tax should be paid by the man | power, e¢pecially during the last year. The ‘ -—— raw maerials at Bret hand and with cos’ | while he lived, and not exacted from his | Government had prostituted the varoas| Class Shoe House. aa a eee ae oe ar ard ey mg — — atten. a The Government Majority Pifly-Sir. en tee ae a ae a eee 2 -¢ » @ 2 3 = x j | S s28ae $4. . jer scope for greater efforts he larger| that the measure was o ~alculated to | thatthey might regain rer; and he . Sez s & ezsé 3 S = 2253 m wid | greater ¢ l arg that the measure was one calcula : is - a =< Ses eos 4 ges © = F wo eeee. ee one Jomng trm snd ween [Pas aS See Cees eek tees ee. ee - Sa SS HE eg HB 2 Ee sg | and thatthe Province would not derive | tO Impose suc a) ’ 2 ; : a ue eae fx, s. oe ee os ca x Pere Tice ecs ie , A ems nent at home, land 7. h a nee it ae would guarantee that the revenue thus rea- with them . Orrawa, April 13. Cf = = ees ae S Ses ae eS & Ewe ene be<et Va.ues will go up, village sites and town] >» Bell criticised at some Jength the | lized would be properly expended. In the ne eae De is fi6 . In the House of Commons yesterday ~— co = 2 Eos Fn} sac MERE ou < 2 =: OF | Ee“ Szaee™ te rease price, money will flow | cour-e pursued by the Opposition and the Department of Public Lands the most gross CharlottetQwn, April 13, 1894—dy afiernoon, Sir John Thompson laid on the aq m2 B 2g efee ge Go ¢@ = Emo | posEeiae ' : os , oh . oe. in ennaicns heen show: rienda of the | ———— a ao | ,. . . Y Elli =e 4 -_ = a eS tk = es | St. o5e , and we shall be able to pay the taxes | amendment proposed by their Leader. He caversanm hed been shown friend i ° y » & : table a return re John V. Bilis asked ~ —_ —d — CSE. Feat E* 2 & » —. KO om . 5S a. e=ete3s™ lid not look upon the succession tax as | Government in the matter of discounts. Lobstel Supp 1ées. by Mr. Davies. It consists wholly of a — ies 2” teZ Ss S28 a5 &3 °g: 52S GE> | FEST a. and have something to spare the novelty stated in the resolution he was | Mr. Shaw was proceeding to show the pislinhieiiiadh record of the court when Ellis was “= } aS = 6 M25 fH 4a 4 hee Po ae SS. E.G sic | SPegiess The information contained in the esti- reviewing. The succession tax waa in| character of these discriminations when The subscriber offers the folowing outfits | Sentenced. — S sou 3 se 82 = _& =PE4eu "os si | oF ea ees mates and in the statement of the Minister force in the Mother Country in Ontario six o’clock struck and the House was tor Lobst r Factories‘and Fishermen a: the The Budget debate was reaumed by Mr. = = 5 os § 2 ws S = 9E S 3 EONS — 2 | e¢- ate ty ee ee ee ee er ee past a a oe eee oe : ine lock ‘riday | iowest prices :—’,000 cases | ib Ts ‘ans, 2, cae . - 26 -- = oa —_. Se —=O s en .-Sa-SS. + ot Finance that the bori gs between the | and in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. adjourned until 10 o'clock on Fri Any potatoes og Flat con. 500 capes tb Pat’ Gene Laurier. He was in good form oe << Pp = 5 & = . = = “ 2 “hb an >. © tna a” . = 3 a ” "lg Baa 2S . 4 aan ' ot —— - wil) | He claimed that this tax, and other taxes | mcrning. (all outside s kiered ‘as required for conti- | well, and was generally applauded 7 oe oc — = = é. > ford az 2» EE” Cf. sie oe Se ; aSES 2st. ¢ ere _— — — ape were necessary and that the sentiment of | —_——_—_—__ --+ sce o-———__—_—__—— os an on : ut cans a ude “te a | friends. His speech consisted of the =, = S + = © x oO > ag mS 5 vine = | Zeal us eed é ia D cuiied ath ain she ners of ‘ e ’ : : ; “ —_ > tin plates), 0 boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, | i te “ Seseé =~ = .8 2 $:2 0:32 5° ess 3 Bie be a F 7 A with pleasure by the peopie Of} 11, country was favorable to taxation. sol oe FERRY, 1,000,00.J.in ngsfor alls, Blats and } }b Flat | usual free trade ome i “~ a én =< oS SS joan] Efe = as = miro Ze 3 oe y Hers 25258 » this Province. We hope that the con- Mr. Gordon rose to a point of order bere s Cans, 2 tons Bigck "ih, 2 tons Lead, 1.000 Ibs | held that protection could not ‘be made to : ——) a =e got aoe es A a 5 J win oP Seed + i j Sir,—I see the same old grievances of | Lobs er wine, [00 coi's Rope (all sizes), 5 doz | benefit the farmer; hence that it must be = Sete Sf sane Sie sz 2 ~o a = rése za é tractor w 10t again make the mistake of | while Mr. Bell was speaking, and aske: lig itn looking us in the face again | Herring Nets, as-orted s zes, together with all | cokeaking tee ry ~ cedar If — £325 S#3 Costa se 5 ae 3 2 Sat* 238 rs } ~~ ie 4 ton tn Of n. and that the resolution he fad tabled be quoted ai etime are looking 1s . : - small Outfits required”in a Lobster Factory i unjust if it benefit the manu mConrer. = as = sa ‘SiS £=>¢ = d = = ExzS208 e ee ee on wrecly. The resolution distinctly stat- | On the Sonthport Ferry, with no improve-| aise, 59 pris Tvavygeess Pork, 100 Dried | given power, he could not promise to do ex ~ &52 exw. 3 25 > — = corona * that the import Map task will be con pleted | 2) that “the tax was a. novelty. in this pro- ment, except a stage from the ice ey the Hams.” Writs or oe . eer vik away with protection in tariff ail at once, | —— — STS eG i this year. If the borings should show that ] vince : wharf, a thank the pos owt fe \ Ea Wintec hien, || but would work towards free trade. He | a the beds under the Straits are in the highest Mr. A. J. Macdonald claimed’ that the | much ve tg — 7 . Hilleb. ; sate Ch’town, April 13, 1894—1w 2aw | admitted that in his yous he h oe F My legree suitable for tunnel construction, | Opposition were not in favor of exempting | the south side a ae ul ~ ne : oo protection, and had pot one — | in ; ee ; sili hk aid al "| the rich man from taxation, as had been | doing gl 9 connor We oe Auction and Commission 1871 in its favor; but w — a into another ‘ever to be brought to bear upon]; i: ated by speakers on the Govern- better 00 ed after ? ~ f an Business | the matter he had renounced the doctrine the public opinion of the Upper Provinces | ment side of the House. Indeed, it was | the Government has proposed a tax. Ver Usiness, | of protection, principally because he found ' Pr “ oa ll. Few Gover ts can run without Papi y , king and the Government will have been es-| all the other way. He thought it was be- | Well. B a mare ae ares allel : f; nt nee | out that — oe ma ing ' : . cause of the objections raise y the O tax. Dut, seeing = ee eae A. McNEILL CO. beg to inform | protection a plank in his platform was ; vam tablished. In that case, Lieut.Governor none > tom a aa oe ea ne thie side of the sede have-hesh 66 neglect- | |, = =e a oe =. cea public rea Se at England. WILL COMMEN CE Howlan’s successors to the duty of promot | value of e«tates not liable to taxation from | ful of our os a and the Pee ie ton they have resumed the Auction and Com- Mr. Laurier was replied to by Dr. Mont- ing the tunnel will have an added advan- $2,000 to $3,000. He pointed out in what } 42ces mag s os ae ao - : ee! r ete mission Business, and respectfully solicst | @gue in an able and oe Be ] ; ° > ; 4 . o » vit tage which, we feel sure, they will not be | way the tax might have a tendency to | We Want the sy oe It < can-| 2 Tenewal of patronage. _| *pOpent I a ps oe pee wale psc sede ‘tn ase effectively drive men out of the country after they horses on h - a waht idle Office and Warerooms—Dunean s Brick | to. Mr. acter 96 . Has, ~ = ' pee : she oO had amassed wealth here; and showed | 90t break —w a. . oe - z = ils Building, Queen Street, next bleck below tariff eee oan the d ok : NOTES AND COMMENTS that in the mother country payment of the in saint ts a ag We lon’t | Stamper’s Corner. a sa thee “i outit a Presdationiet, j j j sues ' succession duty was successfully evaded. | C89 be got tc : a \. McNEILI oe a om oa . ceoneiae : ; we bers ee 1 did gard Free Trade as ‘ON J ‘ ; VE INTO | ea he had no doubt. b sople here | blame our Leader; we blame our members} \uctioneer, | that he did mot regard Free Trade as a AND CONTINUE UNTIL WE MOVE DI -Taxation and bad roads go hand in| He had no doubt but the peop : : oe ‘ade apl0—tu fri tf Auctioneer. -s id 1 : A) } J sh —_ oy ge P A all would soon learn how to evade the tax, | that we have se oo —— I + ; Literal principle, and that _ he vse : & Once our people got into the way of | '® the House © es — . : $1 to $25 7 Oo rt or eh fe Sale. SUT port Free Trade if y aoe oe 7 aa & mma: —Roory O’Moore’s contribution was re-| evading payment, the amount of revenue | X€S, Our present tax is ae a ‘SS Britain, as a resident of anaua be leve %& 3 za fm 3 Lm ij r house this side of the Hillsbo ough. oper we required Free Trade and must have it S 8 s eeived two weeks ago, but was crowded] the Province would realize from the tax i ; Gov . ae be ine: aes To be sold by Public Ayction, at theSupreme “As ro, r ‘ MeCarth 7 h F c out until to-day would be very smal! He thought it f the roverament wit let | aT vive Court Hous in Charlottetown, in Queen’s Dr, Montague too up cUart J 8 Speec Ms i E § : V) se | would be much better to impose a tax on | ™ore a aioe Phe re, one yee County, on W EDNES® \Y, the Ninth day ot — = _ — of him very the living man than to tax his estate after} "5 & c “pase ef oe, me te completely and effectually. 4 ' ‘ ST. JAMES’ TEA AND SOCIAL. os 7 od le ety, winter and summer, day and | 0’clock, noon :— He was followed by D.C. Fraser, who 2 . T-M / 8 T x, BOOTS AND SHGES | a a se v sweats oa oe "1 night There should be a watchman All that tract, piece om parcel of land, situ- avowed himself a stinight Free Trader All our Stock of DRY GOOD > R EADY MADE C LO i I NG, , abl t anvthing| ‘eave a legacy i e sh o . o oa : . : e, lying and ing part of © : — of. : : AS on i oa ae te "of St. ow the rs ns. i we stationed on the south side waiting room) Moya | ocatgakree i tp Cama ae who believes in raising all revenue by| at the following Discounts for CASH ONLY: ' undertaken by the ladies of St. James — . » aad have} Gnerinttnows, uO cocks 1 a , 4 ae : s . 33 TT Cen ; = siete saal at night, to look after matters an Charlottecown, uF Qacen’s unty, and front- | direct taxation. re € ; * Church is always successful. The fancy | | Mr. Prowse asked from what source the Bat, ad : d let him be a sober ral the north side of Euston Street and | ; hg - - tod a ded ti Black and Colored Dress Goods. ec eeer . ty I a . y' member expected to get his taxes? | Charge of the boat; and let him ‘back irom tasten Street ina north. |_ ‘l’. E. Kenny replied. e defended tie iteds 3 & sale and tea held in their hall 7“ evening He 1 d ee a cal hos elf as op man, so that people will be accommodat-| (Wits adrctine by tee parallel lines at | Lower Provinces from the aspersions of Mantle Cloths, Tweeds and Worsteds...+++.++eeeeeeeeeee! ns ” was no exception to the rule. le fancy © had already expresse - : : . . ez e ferriage ght angles to said street forthe distance of a * ‘ ohaiie ; . ee gs plier tues Sed ever te ten, B. Madtetll | paced to tanion the sich men andthe poor - sr «wrest gay = ae | ceapoadoeh wat aad cannaehes tee a Davies ond Cartwright. He sowed — Lease Carine an Muslitinis ss... ciidinceseeistess 30 + _ 7 —_— an ¢ he 1g Y 4 iv ; — ». ¥| by Euston street, and on the east by a lane i¢ 1lignes < oa > es sae 7 [i Mrs. A Lor !, Mrs. F.W Hyndman, Mrs ae = a. a os _— o — rte roughe could be kept out of the ladies wtherrea ba - fame ai latréct, said olen bales | decline = wooden ships war universal, Small w ares and Ribbons. eeeeerr eee ese eee eee eee ew enee ried ; i _ i a en ot ere eee ae inchs af the last sphitier soaeee, 1 SURED OES meee te the comist I eee paice ielty cieeal ok aetna cc ae [eed tad oe. sealant. tondé or Corecta; Gideds an Bomber gis i os ois ésks ccpasone déncdndwine . hand-ome and useful articles, al! of which _ " wee © . : ats aed on the | 22 Wht eeere funy oe os eee a as or . os ° 7 95 és 7 vent iain off eietine of the ladies both on the boats aad on an of said Common Lot Numb r Twenty- | politics. In his judgment the Lower : i ae ae 'Y - tp trang aagyncn aie 7 Pr. t 1 the O iti wharves. A word for onr worthy captain : thre roth r wi ch the appurtenances | om were a most ema portion k lannelettes and Ginghams. coer ate ee eee a oie a 25 } ver, was centred in the te: ha os m. Mr. Peters said the sition ah : cae ‘he above sal+ is made pursuant fo ¢ r | es eee cides ; ; oe ht a , or ene or the te _— = ceca entitled to eatin te Let him have — ee in = teeiate cs tm a certain Indenture of of the Dominion of Canada, which is to- Grey and White Cottons... ee a for sbuuttwo hours a8 a lively scene; br Ee ae 3 7 ; iti ( ( the boat; then he] Wortgage, bearing date the nineteenth day o > the re r of >; ‘ ; : «+ o's ee a a the nine ladies in charge proved equal to the ors estates from $2000 to $3000, insaalaiaaes dock eget so that re Shame 5. 4b ise, "end between Patrick a most prosperous country of the Pillow Cottons and Sheetings. Ceoee reer eres ercesesses + . i ra] ; s they c e “y I . : Sng felly and Ellen Kelly, j4 », of the . . , or 9: $ Bi the the occasion, and by eight o’clock the A doe cater aa . ee aaa | spectable passengers will be able to get aaa a ane & “McPhillipe Df the nthee A division was taken at 1.30 this Table Damask, Towels and ‘Tow eling. Per ay a sae eee oo iE large number present were all satisfied Be Nearly every Ct 7% 7m ' ' , zyhs and the] part, and tuly assigned to the undersigned. Sone i , right? 1 icki os wows a0 eu PS { During the ie r the refreshment table. | the earth bad a succession tax, and it was rie. Hee maine Lie bower e'bite or a . For further pirticulars apply to Mr. William eaten) Pe Soe mes Print Cotton and Tickings. Ce ree ee oe aes “= he = oa ° , Saat os all s ot % ce ‘ rd. , : f re 8. Stewart, Sotic:tor, Che . ‘town. : again ; > TOV s . al . gs + , f in charge of Mrs A Kennedy and Mrs. — x 1 on ot - ay eee = equit i on the boat. We have known people to mi 4 this 12 h a Cr apelt & BD a0 soaiccier is 56. Shirts, Collars, 1 1es and U nderc lothing. > 20 6 oe 0 2&2 o'6 6 666 Oo — : aeanaaiel ane ¢ , = ah Stee heshedehe there W - ae ieee ee ae pay heavy fines for other — ae EDWARD J. HODGSON, Neither McCarthy nor O’Brien voted. Weiratinn Gnd Beaks ois oo 6.0c kv bck pus xvas shannon ; ronage, a4 dil aiso the candy and icecream Sel Psa ' : orderly conduct not long since. t wouk apl3—law (tri Assignee of Mortgage. There were four pairs. McKeen, of Cape Nne Tour tac 35 vie booths presided over by several of the that Pangan 9 ae would 1 a - i we much better for the Government to “at on i eae McDonnell, of Algoma, and Calvin, Hats and Caps (New Stox k ) Ceres ereccccecescesesssesese oe ; | P . adliea” fanc co and £o ci-ewhere j yr 3 rc i . 94 —e i > ° 2: ee young ladies Phe young ladies’ fanc J roe a = eee ties teaied cdi ' tend to the wants of the public than to all Government sup orters, were absent Men’s Ready made Clothing. eeeeereeeee ee ee eeer een eee ’ : aa ve also well sti me and pone a Recpintons oi leond des would : | listen to the few that are talking to hear without pairs and Gloucester is vacant. Boys’ <C ‘é . SS ee a ee ER ee éé 4 1Z@ ADouL nine Ociock the cakes an orget ai ' ad. eo ee "i o. on : “sa ee ** . oo a co left fre 2 . te bles were sold by Mr. Arsenault thought that in view of | themeelves talk. tas ‘ This, with MeCarthy and O'Brien, accounts Rubl Coat p62 cede ve 0b 00.008 . . * Pp! . go "A Mok . . P i . the statement ma i » by the I ea ler of the It ig rumored that there will be no sea 8 for the whole House counting the two nam- u yer JOATS « eoeerevreeer ew eee eee ee eeeeee . oy ; i uction, |] A. McKinnon deing the]! ‘ we RAS SO ma Ta Sti ‘ahaa <3 wear f that be so : nated i ca 5 Fit. ; * “ ‘ h Se F Government thata succession tax existed i oe chick tae ery tment Bor odluacaing ed = 48 the eee The + agrersae Trunks and V alises. @066008066 00668 4.0028 6% 64 6 006 6b 0 8 6 6 eee ‘ nm. + 7 ; . | almost everywhere. it would be well if ; We think if the ian “e p Berry vax, majority 18 therefore 5/7, with one sea : >? e ee \ arps. ete ad es cae ai : The ladies of St. dames cate, G saciieoil wand alieh hes ~ j and poll tax and mortgage tax, which the vacant and the Speaker in the chair. Special Prices on $ pools and Cotton War por ee es ; C Be, praise for the eae ane ng out of f ¢ did wot Become hows rich people a i. most of us have to bear, oe school tax, - All our stock of Boots and Shoes. eeeeee ee eeeeee en eeeeee arte? - their annual sale ndeed, the prosperous | a : hall expect season tickets at a r “ : : . ‘ . oxch: re : i ondition of the church is mainly due to] Wished to avoid it elsewhere might be in- | "¢ ® ee "csi poets saantete Newfoundland Politics. No Goods to leave the Store until paid for. Goods not exchanged or taken back their offerte luced to come here and live. He thought | 44C y . a N l thew ' : : P $ was eniée culties t shile | the south to look after our interests and . sa ae once sold. oO sampies. I'he amount realized was about $250 it i? ce uftic ope to + a —_ whi ; | ee that our accommodation is up to our Sr. Jouy’s, Nfld., April 13. » lived; his estate shouk t , : 2 : — i > a —_— nee etiam ae —— | requirements. If we have to come on a | Mr. Goodridge, the Opposition leader, a = ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Y. W.| w Ww by a » wae | Par in taxes, we insist on an accommoda- e have now a large ; d | has been requesied to form a Government A ) NALD Di Ll! rc Cc, A, Sietanen gg eager er } tion that will suit business men as well We ha iow a la = l | by Governor O’Brien. He asked for time, 4 a wk, ‘"? . no y ate » > @ 2 » a - y — : " 8 men that live and will probably name his men by Sat- nembere of the Opposition the - | 33 loafers. It is hard for u men that . te assor . c } _ me ; The Y. W. C. A. held their tenth annual : ee ad : pet ny one = ae eight or tem miles from the ferry, and comple te assortment of Hats } urday. It is thought that in introduciug Chatiolietonn. Avsil 16. 1d8d--ds meeting on Wednesday April llth. Mrs i effect - deriving aanahd y people out of drive there some times wet and cold, and ‘ 66 Rowe. -¥ thir; d Me | asupply vote, “want of confidence” will ariottetown, Ap > dy , - ee Heard, superintendent,of the reading room, AEs mememines pointing out nae “. alveedy have to drag our loads like mules across} *0 4 OYS, Yonths and Men, | be proposed, and that the temporary gov- | = = ee ; a : : report. an attendance averaging 50 per| stated by the I eader of the Government, | te ice, then to drag it on the wharf, and ‘ | ernment will then be defeated. After this ~ week during the four months of its exist-| , lar tax rea naa, | then pay atruck-man to take it to the secured at a great discount will come dissolution, and a general elec- co C alpaign. : a similartax would meet them almost moses. Mathes’ Seed... we. thick sed ance , . oc : : 2 . d B 4 ‘ j bi : erywhere they go. He did not th , rhs ‘ ee | & a The various educationa) classes have a ‘aie wasabi in the Pree a to pay equal shares of tax.;1n Canadian, Americ an and j ; i 7 " been fairly attended and much apprecia- | cerning the evasi = of the , . We think, under all these disadvan- | 3 ‘ F ‘ . ing y ft the tax in Enz - <a . ° Sun Below will be found a copy of the forn expressed : — asm Eng tages, and in the face of all these difficul- | English markets. Come and , Drowned on day. ior cael ' h ODF © ; oO i ; btu As land. 7 if the Government gives us good and . | of ballot paper ‘which will be used at the nee @ month a musical and literary en Mr. Blanchard said he was not opposed | “s; If the Gov “he -8h gpese ath . ; . Dicsy, N.S., April. 13 ele-tion on the 10th inst. tertainment has been held in which lady to taxing the poor what they coul fr eufficient accommodation spring and fall.)see our Hats before going | > . ve The form of the Ballot to be used at the Scott Ac’ ] Parties wishing to vote fer the Scott shiaitdhe te aa st aa" E P ae] evs lo: d night. and dey. w ° | Edward Boudreau, Justine Comeau, . Hing ; . friends in the city, the regular workers and and he was favorable to taxing thé rich jn | *'2ter and summer, night ar v, we ‘ Act will reqnire to mark their ballots with the girls themselves have taken part pale boas: ane glee, : | must stand our portion of tax with the ‘where else | Frank Boudreau, Joseph Devan and . oa ] i i +} ee a ae Pidistoen WP A hearty 5o-6f thanks ween ne eee eh. eee eee rest Sny Waere Sise. ; Joseph Boudreau, all of Salmon River, Election will be as follows :— the cross in the space * For the Petition. A hearty vote o anuks was passed by prove of harassing or : : = St. oo : : . . ; the miceting to Mre. Poole, Dr. Beer, Mra, | 2PPTOve Of harassing or annoying the dy- | A Surrerce | left home in a small sail boat called “Dot,” 2302020 0000084088 “ Os dahil Muted eer, TS-ling man by ass ssing his property; | = } i S ae li | e Heartz and others whe have cenerou<|s , Me } : a ceadt tone | mmmctinieipadilpeaiinga as ain j early on Sunday, intending to run to a ributed to the success of the new dc- |v ‘houghtsat that time should ® ‘not } Church Point, some twenty miles distant, | =————=—=—=——==——— = =1@ contributed to the success of the new de he taken up withizhe thinge f} A Tale of the Sea, stan : artment of the Y. W.C. A ee eS lee dl A storm drove the boat to sea and it is I " TT this worid. And in the end, ‘While we were in South American su sed all are drowned FOR THE PETITION x During the year the re mee eek said he, there is a strong probability that | waters” said Capt. Brooks, of the bark . Ppo : F h ti é : aud prisoners in the jai! have been visited. | tie lawyers will gobble up all, or nearly | “Douglas,” my second mate went in bath- ; t { vist the iiesies af aap by , g ert ) . = town, J 39 rt 2 Peti ion. We ti ane Sane blessing of the Lord has at-| aj) of the estate, as the bill would entail a!- | ting. the was afterwards seized with violent Charlottetow ~ April 9, 1894. A False Report. o | 6 i —_ an ee for the Maste r. most endless litigation cramps and vomiting and we feared he | ! A Saltiday afternoon meetipg ror praver Hon. Mr. Peters moved several amend- would not recover. [ gave him a “dose of } : and bible study, and a Sunday afternoon ments to the clauses as read, all of which | Dr. Mannine’s Gem Remedy, and to PURF- Mii pS Sh J Orrawa, April 13. soenininee | AGAINST THE PETITION meeting have been held regularly were carried: ~ our delight a gave him instant relief.” ~ so w/ ¥\ r The despatch to the St. John Tele taph é AWALN: ,reh i ur corresponding secretary,Mre, Hens-,| Sub-rection 1 of section 5 relating tothe | “On another occasion,” continued the cap- AA ja 7 ae, ates oe peers ry ley, is always pleased to correspond With | taxation of $10,000 estates was amended | tain “one of my crew had such @ lame back iA F ae . vocat separate schools is abeo!- Against the Petitio X omnia sister associations in Boston and New York by adding the words “brother's child or thathe could pot stand up. Two free rnb p utely untrue. mn. j €30202000060000088 a enall of youug women costing “tl | sister’s child” after the word sister; and the4 bing with DrsManning’s German Remedy LUG CUT Ee apll—t) 1941 » rv wate these and many have been help word “two” was changed to “one” fixing cured him. I consiner it to be invaluable I} ap bis att he w, = Lf : the rate of duty at one dollar and fifty | toa shipmaster and would not be withont| WAS nof 3 Soi hiiceeriiaiialiaai ae aoe “+ ; ankfully acknowledge the hand | cents instead of two dollars and fifty cents. | it if obtainable.” This valuable remedy is h . : d PLATE GLASS INSURANCE ea r ae 1g a to increase care- Sub-section two relating to $50,000 estar | manufactured hy the Hawker Medicine Co., [ af 5 claime uines#, and hope in t coming year to . = . : r : - ge . ° Pa ome : ar . a india entry on our work with increetd sues |e” amended by reducing the duty | St. John, N. B., aud is for sale by all drug for j how sa FOR TWO WEEKS AT Electors in favor of License and against the Scott Act 2 ee EE. Clark g from $5 to $2.50. gists and dealers, Price 50 cts. ; Rez Dominion Plate ly $8 Insurance Go. hy. &. Glark. . z . . aid aG i: Secretary oe — the — ol THE EVOLUTION else could ., Carter's Bookstore will place a xX in the lower space where the words | ‘ a , estates is changed from two thousand to : : thy ' « a ts three thousand dollars, and the w « Of medical agents is gradually relegating ve ; i vss nt aiid . : . ; R. B. MORTON & CO. AGENTS. Lecroas.—R. R. Fitagerald, Keg, will | to any brother or sists: of the deena - | the clé-dians berks, gill, draaghts act| 90 dreat 3 ‘Against the Petition” are printed, as in the above form. ea oe deliver a lecture on “Some of Gees la’s} to any descendent of such brother of vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing by ines d In order te make room for a large supply Early Heroes” on Mon lay evening, l6th nister,”” have heen struck out. into general use the pleasant and effective JN €55 én of New Booka now on ‘the way from Eng- a ee ee ae , Ce ee ’ , a7 : inat., at S o'clock, inthe A. O.H.Hall| In eul-section four the value wae also | liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs. To iene va sale have de- land and New York, and further to in- 2 Uifer's building, Queen Street. As this is} raised from $2000 to $3000, and the duty | true remedy see that it is ae ee. E y = tee = crease the demand fae gout and interesting m a very interesting and instructive subject, | was reduced to $7.50 from $10. the California Fig Syrup Pe wer veloped in § 0 literature, we wil! sell any or all of the we beepeak a crowdel house. Admission Section ni . nded by ids sale by all leading druggists. we vr Hi Printed Books now in stock (except School Section nine was amended by providing ~—<—_- : Books) at a en cents ‘ “ P inte 5 - i a . Se re reaetininenee mm ~— the Sypret ers anne receive If you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla short a ti 1€ ; , ) Y We snow th neweat and latest style in Ge oe lo Bee ‘J et Lieutenant- do not be induced to buy any substitute str ™ r ld ‘ twenty Per Cent. Discount. I ook at this Fin . G rai Water root Boot Hate, the nicest nad meet varied aseort- oh dine $5 | ee may decide, not article. Take Hood’s and only Hood’s. pui ¢ n 1} “ sweet This is a bona fide sale. We mark all 4 j Ss ( I1¢ nh « p ‘9 ment of boy's and children’s euits also the t cee ing Sv) per day. e ‘ t : our Bo k ° > 3 se , , a . : . ‘ fe tion eighteen we , : Toeeegaen me eae ooks in plain figures, and our regu ‘ “C . largest and best stock of carpets and floor oe om ee amended my Sin Yon should attend J. B. Macdonald & since; j 0 wonder | lar prices da, 2 ieee: & our own make. I armel Ds this Is just W hat cloths in this city —Prowst Bros & Co. | ‘'@'ng that if the duties are paid within o’s great discount sale, Everyone pleased : : ; * : mm . »e 1293 , 2in eighteen months no interest will be ateekoad prices Sesushien going Oe 3S. All | Ve stores kee ao begins ie Reese? evening, and you wan . The p! ice W ill sult Vou, Brick dwell Ww 6 charged, the word “twelve ” having been ff ch - , ° p wi ! continue for two weeks, : J ie . . a pe a, ; wer ‘ rte ~d let changed to “ eighteen ” on cheap. if 2 ail, Righty cents buys a dollar's worth of - = house: See of Oe OF meereing| Hon. Mr. Peters explained that sections! Look at our'prices on boys’ clothing Books, and you get your choice at GORE BROTH E Rs. t ’ te —s i #ix and seven provided that when persons | and you will see at a glance what a saving CARTER’S BOOKSTORE. ' = “— om tess perl by | neglect to probate estates within thirty | you will make by buying at our great J... B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond mch3l 187 Queen Square. j Charlottetown, March 22, 1294 yn it eonne iv - aevard & Moore.

days the Attorney General may step in and cheap sale-—J. B. Macdonald & Co.

Virginia: and Montreal, Canada.

LACES |--THE TRIMMING PAR EXCELLENCE OF THE SEASON.

That wonderful lot of Laces is now on our counters. Choice Goods, Newest Makes, and the Price only a trifle over half what they are worth. 3,000 Vards marked at about half price.

STAN LAY BROTHERS, BROWNS BLOCK. — 7