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eVULyY ee P. 1. t rey V rt were, wy x ’ 7 Y ¥ a / ‘ r a} NEW SERLES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. TUESDAY, MARCH 38, 189:. VOL. 27. NO G4

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEGH:

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PRINI ERS, BOOKBINDERS,

1 { . ‘ \ pothecaries hs wep can | ————AND a » Tian Qo q UT i Ta H : wileneat to Deo. sist, 180.) BLANK BOOK MAKERS. ee os | sae ne Ba 7c request a settlement of all acccunts/; , ‘ ie - 3 - ‘Nee, notes, judgments, etc, before] Sn Watta. Ract Wart ‘ Wate aiticitie' wk gene) WP 2 Ou: Best Workmanship end Lowest Prices. aoe. 508 ive ie treudle aha iem- ‘ities bee es

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beaten.

[ A Complete Stock of TLALN and STATION.

NORTON & PENNELL, os ies priees that cannot be

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STATIONERS fis"srans

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WOOD! WOOD!

WING to te § at ! J ob ¢ val I have | ~ ‘ started a Wood ard, and am prepared | &% ; 4 Si srenpaly Hlarlwool at « reas able price, |

’ to e#ult stoves, ana lelivered to all

ooks of all kinds BROOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS!

Charlottetown, January ©, 1S51—w {

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Pownal Wharf.

THe CELEBRATED

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LARGE MEETING AT PRESHTOWN HALL.

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The Conservative candidates, Messrs Fergosen and Bl.ke, spoke to «a crowded meeting in Irishtown Hall on Friday even- ing last.

Messrs. Davies and Welsh, either that they leck upon Irishtuwn «8 toe unimport- ant a place wherein t squander their ener- gies, or because th y lock upen the electors uf tbat locatity as aiready assuved co them, failed to put in an appearance—a slight which was deservedly resented, sud will on March oth be « ffec:udlly .veng. d.

Do You Want the for Macdonald and Hebean,

should don hia specks and read again, for I said nething of the kind, bat I did say that eggs from P. E J realised * nearly twies that peice” in the London market, and they were q wted ae high as 55¢ per dez-n, our ourrrency, in 1890 He further writes, “every store-keeper now ships to Boston.’ Who does he expect te believe him? Again he says the business wut be run ‘at a loss on the cost of the egg case” If he will take the trouble to learn the price ot egg cases such as are used for the English trade, we will tuke b.ck his statement. I have no notion of waiting for free trade, nor have I any expectation of living long ev ugh ft» see its fruition, althorgh I am young yet.

As for the * P«stures New,” “UacleS m’s Territory ” and the ** Sver ,” (7 which h: makes such glowing reference, I have only to say that it is a subject up-m which we

Taking into consideration the antecedents of the inner circle, and tho fact ‘ha’ the last effort of a rogue is to bolster up a fala»

The grits were uot, however, wholly with- out chanwpins. The cracle from the P triot «thee—Hea. D.vil Lard—was again on the scene. A local orator—Me. John Cann--also appeared persona'ly in! Mr. Welsh’s boholf. Certain it is that al b-iter substitute could not have been pro- cured. Mr. Cann seemed, indeed, tu have

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FO, a. Baynes

'ISHES TO ANNOUNCE to his patients in P KE. Island)

PATENT Cooler and ee t Everyone Speaks so Highly of, Vy

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bat. owing to the great increase in his office practice

tt Th, nw ++ ry en er .e > 4 .a . 1a} ens 1a at ee

OR TESTIWO VIALS in Charlot town, his time is Fo much cc cupied that this (SEE ik PER WV NE. JS ),| will be the last visitation he will b2 ab’e to make for som?

srefore requests those patien’s wishing to see ava a+ {om t. call punetually and early, on the days and dates]

s Tallan J.oc2 Than fild Prinal . : . ° ‘ (ie Haar B83 bia Ula PGB! mentioned below, so that he ean make uninterrupted train connect? :n3 : —

R.K. BRACES ig ce

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GEORGETOWN —Mra. Aitkin’s Hotel, Thursday, March 5 h.

Hotel,

Tobe had from most any Country aoe EMERALD JUNCT'ON—Hnghes’ Ho- ; CHARLOTTETOWN — Office, Queen ayer. lin ewd & wy— fehlD tea), Tuesday, February 24h. Square, Friday and Saturday, March 6, 7.

pa SUMMERSIDE —Ciiften Tiotel, Wed- SOURIS—Cox's Hotel, Tuesday and! Cale. inesday and Thursday, Feb. 25-h and 26th. | Wednesday, Mirch 10th and 11th.

Woodiands Farm For

' aac aii amu aon 7 ags\T-r RPI a ’

PUTS | sof the best Farms in the Province | CRARLOTTETOWN — Office, Queen MOUNT STFW ART—Mrs. Clark's

IIS is one of the be 3 s inti roy ke : : : ‘ are vi Bi # ' o.-

sigated abo ¢ iwo mies fcom | hurtottewwn|Sxuare, Fridxy and Saterday, 27ch & 28.h | Hotel, Touraday, March 12-h. on the Ur-ekley Point Road, comprising 120} |

eres of land, about 9° of which are c.eared, the } — > re

severed with hard and soft word. ‘The tana! MONTAGUE BRIDGE—Mrs McD on Aud thereafter every day at Ciarlotte-

richand of the best quality. Tere is not a lald’s ore), fjueeday and Wedn ssday, | Town Otise, between the hours of 10 and wad adrewan he F m. ‘Svere é rer-faiiir a e ”), * 9 oo

ian. sen a Jon in the | March ocd and 42h. 12 a. m. and 2 and 6 p. m.

mm, surronnded by a spruce grov Vhere ia a very comfortable with (utbuildings. A urye Crehod bw been plant: ad If not eoid, the Farm nil poasibly be let fora few years. *; diy to DR. BEER, Charlottetown, wy pat guar agric iw

Farm lweling House,

empire af the

Chariottetows, February 21, 1891.

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DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?

ALLen’s LUNG BALSAM.

NO BETTER REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, &C.

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The Young Ladies of the Wesley Mission Band will give 2 Social in the Basement of the Methodist Brick Church, ~ jon TUESDAY. 3rd March. The Programme, oe et OR lof Readings, Choruses, ete., will commence at 8 o'clock, Rour se! COUGHS afier which there will be a Sale of Usefal and Fancy

WroopinG Core eLDS. Articles. Admission, 16c. Refreshments at 9 o'clock. Feb: nary 18, 1°91 -—tl dte

ER 3%9 YEARS IN USE. ct PRICE25°PER BOTTLE x . a ARMSTRONG & CO. PROHRIETORS St. John., N. B.

-———_——_How They Iinjoy

FRED, de C. DAVIES, Dispensing ‘ hemist & Druggist,

Great George Street. ovpeosite the K ©. Cathedral.

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JURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Pa tent Med cines of ail kinds; Horse Pre- Piations, viz, Condition Powders, Lini- “ats, B iaters, etc, * camen attention, at any hour, given to rv cisns Presci iptions, day or night. VAVIES’ SALVE positively no equal in

JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF

Pe market. © tried, no other used. Hee 25 cents pe: Dox. | 4iso—The Genuine No, 7 Liniment, 25 cts. | CONTAINS ALL THE ELEMENTS THAT ARE NE&DED TO FORM

wet 025 end Dr. Eaten’s Asthma Remedy, | 57 bs a - =!, De. and s1.60 per hott le. &s t } 99 be Vi = j 5 d ; BB 2 *Pei.itine of French Perfumes and Toi- Files 3, i lise © an =

ef Pre ® e ’ .- ’ ‘

. Preparations; Atkinsen’s, Colgate’s, Gos-

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Pose ater celebrated makers’ Perfumes ; *y Margecison s, Colgate’s, Crown Per

‘ne Mon, Cutienra, Morse’s, Herles’ and — r

Ale rt Seep Co's. Soana. ” ‘ - a OUR $2.75 WATCE

febl8—dctwky

made by the Watertury Watch Company, will

H ¥v ‘ 4 . ° ° ~ a. . , swana Cigars—the finest line in Char- 9 not list as long as the more expensive Watch,

het ey ‘ om . + . i i . > ° . na Gan, oo — aes eae bat is just the thing for a boy attending school or for beating \or fishing parties, i “, Livadur, and other well-known oe : - : . } . y ; en re | saving ihe risk and yet doing the work of the better Watches. Pipes oo ” ot

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Yen ie waily made by the same Company, only better qual-|

OUR $4.50 WATCH, ity, is short wind and jeweled. OUR S10. S15 AND S20 WARCHES ponsinciy ber:

ter woods. in trading with us than by sending to irresponsible sestion «to dickanee if a mainspring b-exks ae wae at too far away to send to. to guarantee and stan y pita, we sell, Ee 0

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You will be saver and wh, We are here

ROUTE between Cap xl Cape Tormentine is now ler. tate swengers and Luggage at the regu- VEEY mines s BePongers will find this route eh te cheap sat Passengers accom- best manner. CAPT. GEORGE IRVING.

"el ia the very

i Chailottetowr, Feb. 23, 199".

COoummodore’s spuit. His speech was char- acterized by the same vigo ous and surpris- ing gertures, the eme uutrammelied +n i tx-! cursive fancy, the same iacoherent and; rambling predictions, and the same reckless and uafounded assertions as have made the | Commodore famous. i

Mr. Blake was the first speaker. Elis’ gentieminy bearing, together with his wide aud excelient reputation as a business man, and, above all bis sound aad convineiag arguments, secu:ed him an attraiive hear- ing. Heahoweod that the tunnel scheme was first movted by the Ccnservatives and had fuundio them its chief advocates, and misde Leurier’s imsiucerity in the matter pamly apparent by showing how entirely he igaced it in his epeech in Cirrlozte- town, and again when importuned by the Guardian concerning it. The question of vurestricted reciprocity he also dealt with, show ng the many obj.ctiona to it ia so plain 4 manner that he who ran mighe read.

Me. Laird aitempted to dist'nguish be- tween uvurestiicied reciprocity and com- Mere), Maien, but this proces of hair- a;tite | eas tuo delicate ty be att-mypted with saccess He ate opted t» ridicule Mr. Blake's opinions ou farming, and as a specimen of tis 0. n profound kaowledge ot ths saij c, made tue eounentiy reason- able sugges:ion that with unrestricied reci- procity farmers could grew more potatoes and exchange these for Amermesn corem -al and thus in-ke a fortune by tog-raising

Mr. Ferguson «a3 at his best His ¢ o8e- ly knitt d and conc se sentences, 18 Cc n- clusive ‘argument , mide short wo:k of Mr. Laird’s ‘airy and unsubstantis] nor hiogs.” After convicting Mr. Laird of various in- accuracies in his remarks relative to the cunnel, he proved cor clusively that vnre- stricted reciprocity unce adopted direct tax- ation and annexation must inevitably ensue. His speech was a model of vigorous and iogical reasoning and was evidenily of **con- vineing and converting power.” lt showed to an intelligent and « loyal people, a people without any yearnings after an- nexation, the true inwardness vf thac pol- icy which under the specious names of un- restricted reciprocity and commercial union is luring them to loss of independence and national existence, to political and civil serfdom.

The meeting clused with three rousing cheers for Ferguson and Blake—no uncer- tain indication of the favorable opinion entertained in Irishtown of the priuciples they profess and of the support which [rishtown will accord them on the 5.h of March.

Oxe Wo Was Present.

Feb. 27th.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Facts About the Egg Trade |

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Sir,—** A Farmer's Son” should learn something abou: the “gg trade before boring the public with any more of his nonsense. His case is « herd one when hs must go back to 1830 (10 years) in order to find a depressed Euyiish egg morket, Why, a iew months back will show his. own Eldorado—the United States mark+t—in a state of giuc and demofanzstion. An: ther tact!” Exygs 20 years ag» sold in the New York market at an average price of 39 cents per dozen. Year by year the United States markets have grown weaker until in the year 1889 the average price in New York was ony 13 cents per d z:n. C.mpare this with the incomparable Eug- lish markets which have been growing stronger year by year until the sverage price in 1889 is alusost 17 cents per dez-n, with a market not to be glutted by a small increase of receipts, lik» the Boston or New| York markets, now flooded by the over- | production of the Western States.

Apart from the English market which: ‘A Farmer's Son” and his annexation} gang delight to depreciate we have a rapid iy developing home market for cur eggs, as weilas for our other produce. The egg production in Canada is on a rap d in-; crease, and in spite of this the export ot} egys decreas#s yearly, at the rate of nearly a million d zon agua! y, and itis fair to | assume that the demand ier home cun- sumption is increasng *» the extent of from two to three million duzeu perannum, the natural cutcome of Sir John’s «xcellent protective system

**A Farmer's Son” says 1 took ** 63 per long hundred as the average pre” He

K. b. «. is Guaramieedu. i

credit,

intrude into his own domain. INDEPENDENT.

Queen's C .unty. Feb 27. 1891.

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The two Parties.

Let the people keep their eyes open to this

CarT wright. MeReier. - ( hA lIton. Fielding. "Res Pus, Le*ngly. Pa Rer. Davies.

Our Premier. ChAplean. Fos fer. Topp-k. Mackenz{- Bowell. Cai @n. Hegga T- Cusstigan, Theory +s Facts. ** Phe Tories say that Britain is our natura! ma ket for al these articles. That is not ihe farmer's ex perience.” -- Toronto Globe

Possibly, but then itis the expiience of the Trace and Navigation returns for 1889. To wit:

Great Rrit in.

Cheese.... 3 8 871,25 $ 81.473 SU ms owe ee ~ 4992 161 458 2:6 eae 174,027 7 879 WOMB isos 2 4°.9 ~63 26 591 BOGS ... 06% 1 277.577 230 148 WOM. 456 ks 1,091,078 312 650

There is no questioning these facts which are worth considerably more to the farmers than the alk of men and journals panting for offi e.

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CONSUME TION

LOLOL LOO LOM AM

In its First Stages. Palatable as Milk.

‘ / ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Be sure you get the genuine in Salmon color wrapper; sold by ail Druggis s, at { } §0c. and $1.00,

SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.

RIBS SLB ISS BAYNE EE EA CATA ECA EBACE OE

Dp spepticure _ aids igestion. Duspep eure cures

cpt [ndige stion.

athe most*serious and <3 e long-standing cases of ¢->

roniec Dyspepsia’ positively cured

13 Dyspepticurety

Price per bottle 35cts and 400 (large bottles four times sie of small.) prepared by Garles IF Short. Stofoha NB,

60eD EVERYWHERE,

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W. &. TURNER,

Queen Street, Charlottetown.

TRYON GLOTH D POT.

ALL and see our new patterns in Cloth Positively the best that have ever Leen turned out in Domestic T weeds. WOOL taken in exchange for Cloth, CARDING done on short notice. W. C. TURNER, Agent Tryon Woolen Mills.

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Tuunel? Vore __ for Ferguson a a Bi ke.

should spesk with the greatest caution, |

received a “double baptism” of the worthy fact and vote for their choice of pirties, thus: Mr Cartwrich

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Jo You Want the Tunnel? Vote

(ELEGRAPHIC XEWS.

Peorat tpesPpatr He a

Blake's Silence Commented Ga.

strong Statements,

LIBERALS HAVE WO ASSURANCE

That They Will Cei Unre- strict d Ree preciiy.

Some

Toronto, March 23. At Inverary, list Lhursd y, Bowden, the Grit candidate, whom Ki kpatmek d feasted last election, speaking of Mr. Bake’s re-

his questions might impudently tiremen:, said :—

“Hon. Edward Blske had been paid $25.000 by the C P R to keep his mouth shor, and that wos why he was silent,”

Kukpatrickh—"*1 deny that statement. it is a disgraceful thing to say of an honor- able geut e un.”

Bowoes—" 1b can pre ot Leah on

Sir Rie: ara’s son, who Was present, to prove it.’

Mr. Akx CGatanght was coming for- Ward to substanti:t- Bowden's statement. Upow Kirkpatrick's ms.sting upon the pro-

duction of prot, Mr. Cartwright said :—~- ‘“*Lhev nm. wroeten pr of

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United States, |

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Avex. Cactwmytt, Sir Rich ord’s aon, als» mate ‘he somewhat sariiing announce- meni that the Liberais had ne assurance that they could get Reeiprocity, ‘* The question is guit~ problema te,’ be said

Ii is gens Ly Uocerste ha Beake’s Jet»: haste k-pi b ck out of regard for Mowar , sho is stuwsping broek y, bor th t Car w i.h ’s indiscretion wil acid bu t: speak.

ee

Will “uppori the foversment.

ALTHOUGH §=TKE 02708 TION CLAIMcD Hla.

tee

Agaiust Unrestrichid Re iprocity,

Ortrawa, March 2

The Free Press baviog claimed that Mara and Gordon, who were elected by ac- clamation in Brirish Colambia, would sup- port the grits if they succeeded to power, Mara sends the follwing telegram :

**Pl-.se contradict Free Pras report. I am a Conservativ , and war tlected to support Sir) bn Macdow..ld and bis government ”

The electors of Yale are nearty unani- mous in eppesing unrestricted recipreeity or apy p hey thar means either diserimina- tion against the Mother Country or direct taXalion.

acne ORE + aie + Setemeneen—=-~

Every voie cast for the Liberal candida e, in most of :be cun-titu- encies at least, will be in effecta vote fur Annexation. si ce Com- mercial Union must lad tv that —BuFFrALo News

Notics »f Meeting.

. HK ANNUAL GHNERAL MFETING of the Snareh nders of the Merchants’ Bank of F. E. Islant, for the election of Direcvors and receivi ¢ a statement of the affairs of the Bank, will): ‘eld atthe Benkiog Office on THUR-DA\, larch S.h, at the bour ef Eleven oe! os, a, m. Proxies 1.2 votiug must be i-ft with the Cashier on or be‘ore Wepnespay, March 4th. By order, WM. McLFAN, Coshier. Charlottetown. Feb 6, i891--eod

“Cnr-stricted Reciproe ty, al- though it wenld suit us as well as Comercial Union, w s therefor impra ti able.”—Fiom Lt! Davies speech before the Boaid of Trade, 1487.

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Spring [rip From Liverpool

ag 5 “ye

THE CLIPPER BARKENTINE

REMA,

300 Tons Rexzister,

R. WeDONALD. Commander,

WILL SAIL FROM

Liverpool for Charlottetown ABedT ist @F AP«IL,

and wil ¢ rry Freight at throagh rares to the different Railway poiats on the Island.

sa” For Freight apply in Londen to John

Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad

Street; ia Liverpool to Pitcsirn Brothers,

51 South Joba Street, or here to the awners, PEAK © BROS, & CO.

Charlottetown, Feb. 17, i891.