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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

MARCH ]4, 1891.

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still discussing ‘*the destiny of Canada.” lf these mischievous agitators would but settle down to business, or leave the coun- A large majority

Jpposition press and politicians are

ry. they would do well.

i erally wou'd be beyond the presumption

Blake's letter, and any pretence that it was a commendation of conservatisin§ gen- In

tha¢ is given evento Liberal organs.

the late election, though, Mr. Blake, if he |

voted as he wrote, would have cast his ballot for the Conservative policy. That is why Liberal papers are attacking him.

ye i | --The expenditures of the late Congress Fre

of the United States, amounting to $1,000,-

000,000, inclines the democratic Chicago | Ere lingering morn bad oped its eyes to gree

Herald to indulge in statistical comparieous.

This sum in two years, we are told, is, They moored beneath a rugged cliff, they

| With sword, and gun, and bayonet, equipped , RB

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itten For The Laxaminer.

The Battle of Quebec.

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' { | | i Out over the quiet waters, in sheen of the starry night, i ter fervent fight. on by the towering headlands, in shade of frowning steep, flickering day-dreams dreams o; frieudly sleep.

On, banished sweet!

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the orient sun,

scaied it one by one.

True hrotherhood of heroism ! in God's eternal laws, One equal epirit rote: aciverse their cause. And high on pedestal of Fame, where victor bear the palm, eside the British General there stands the brave Montcalrn Mrs. A. D. MacLeop.

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Home Rule.

ROSEATE HOPES OF M CARTHYITES.

The patienal Federation convention

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Extract from a Private Letter to Beg from their Buyer (continued)

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In Dress Goods, greys of every tint and sof first p'ace. In fact, light-c lored goods are about 4, thing shown by the Lest hous-s. Our ladies must },

of the representatives elected to Parliament ae ” ‘ng | Up over moss-hid tipice, -with tangled power of Europe spends ”’—including ; ‘I oe ie ee d at Dubli the 10th. Justia Me- : . a aa re bee lected to stand by the Mother| >... ee lca aaa anne growth o’erhead :—~ opened at Dablin on — 12 u fi dark stuffs : have been elec o stand by royal families, aristocracies, standing | Well eae ae ‘aha led the van was of the | Carthy presided, A letter from Archbishop to sink their pre} dice for k and £> in for

Country. After a free discussion, The People have spoken, It is now the duty 0° all good citizens to accept the decision an lim. ke the best of the situation.

The proposition of the Dominion’ Gev-

. . . , . 5 ernment that negotiations 09 re-opened

armies, and all the luxury of courts and monarchies.” Granted, but that fact should tickle the fancy of the Umred States citizen, who is supposed ta value everything on the basis of cost in dollars. Surely there is “nothing cheap about an administration that can spend one thonsand

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mountain bred,

Up went the hardy Highlanders, with eye and footing clear,

As when, ia their own mountain land, they chased the nimble deer.

O’er broken boughs, through network green,

Valsh was read. It said that four-tifths of the constituencies were ready to follow the lead of Kilkenny, and declared that Par- nell’s policy involved the destruction of the work-of the last ten years. Letters ap- proving the course of the McCarthyites were received from Archbishop Croke and

light colors now shown, as they make up excoedin coming, and make us feel that winter is not With , whole year round. |

A novelty which I saw at the

Bon Airche, dress stuff embroidered all over, to

he used for

= : sill millions in tw ars There a 2 aL! the bright-hued tartan wends r : ves 4 ! fur a renewal of reciprocal rela- ea . + ‘ea eee via _ sal In single file, a living streak with darkeome | 0 of the Bishops in Ireland. Sir Thos. also for a narrow edge to the jong basques now tions with the United States hss been) ip), |, hen the ‘United ~ yt t adhe Sas foliage blends ne aoe of oe, abs 8 much worn Sashes are giving place to ] : ' } oe — = .% S COUTISE 10 | yer) a i be Kaito ‘ 5 fa he spt dele- . : ewphatically endorsed. Let us all now] « ' ' st slid cael ed id When, hark! midway the seutry's ear had | stated that -organizitions had sep , 5 ‘ = ' ‘ Yurvup/" next summer can point the | caught the muffled sound ; yates. Letters had been received from]! are got bp very rich and lo k pretty. ’ Velvet

unitedly back up the Government in its sttsmpt to abiain the boon which, és we al!

fiuger of ons thousand mii lion dollars worth

ofecoma at the beypariy mionarchies over

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He halted the approaching step ere paced hi further round.

ninety other organizations stating that they would support McCarthy. Me McOarthy said the League had al-

superseded plush; the bon-ton dressmakeré and not using plush at all. .

agree, thie country needs. The prospects; “""" a aie | Qui vive cae queried, quick response dis-} Jf; h ot soc , t ore of the Milis Bill ee % — petted au fear Of wrong ; lowed itsel? to be captvred in a recreant ; cs . . é' ; ‘ , ee — aa | King’s County. i t ance ’ came back assuriogly, he heard | ,, ay by ‘eakiidhos Rr sare | The feder- ° In Paris It 18 thoug 6 Lourie will ab ire again in the ascendant in the States | : | and passed along. | Ain, he declared, were well rid of the} Tevived. Higk-shou'dered sleeves and Mediei Rs a de *4 4) race) 1 } > + ISTHE : ; : : » . i . . . 4 © : a Let us lu what fe can render the neg HE VoTe RY DISTRICT | Before the darker hue of night gave place to National League. Ltwas thought by some cousidered distingue. Many dresses show fionts af tiations opened hy the Government succese- | “ome morning grey, es persons that we had waited too long for the crepe a af ful. | < = | A force well-nigh five thousand strong stood | leaguers to take action, but they had felt P a ‘ aa = re If we should not succeed—or in any cane @ § & &), firm in war's array, bound to hold on in the hope that the party The extreme style in Jackets is the long ; : ee : 5 ’ 3 = | They clomb the heights, they chose the ground | weuld remain united. d t ider th ill be uch of : fa 4 a we shall do well if we set about improving ie 2 | upon the rearward plain, For Mr. Parnell he had no words but]2° [0° COUSIRCT ey Ce ee ere ’ oar trade relations with the Mother Coun. | A A Prepared to fight for Hritsia’s might, no] those of compassion, In following a wroug quarter length being much neater and m re becomig ‘ . . i ont} ak 44 7 RH 32 I worthieas prize to gain, c Parnol)’ 4 4 ’ > . Ley, our sister colonies and the rest of the | asih Soo - = _ at ee ee re oats a serw-al course Mr. | arnell’s fate aa leader # the to the color of Jackets, the sme remarks apply : world. Weean spare about $3,000,000 of | paose pond = a - o4 Sccaithieins sani gute, ie oF fe sereang Ke pacty «had 7 — Goods Light lawns, drabs greys and tw ae revenue a year. Why not ease cil the } Souris, Fast . 67 U5 N4 6) Rare land where pestilence ne'er stills the cece Pag er eg Dp ek bw thie ceweeth ‘taing ‘Oak Lattin Sod aig are. ‘laties im respect to auch goods, not manu- r= one "7 G2 ét . aarti Piehly-yieldire plains majestic | Boulogne negotiations that the representa: } ¢his sonatiain st yi vie. light-colored ‘teck re factured ia Canada, as we have to import } polo Bay Chapel 6° 39 lig 10a! rivers roll ; : tives of the majority of the Irish parliamen- th d hi ’ =e - lad Jac a oe feom Grest Britain / {Sc Margarets. . 23 28 80 75| Where tyranny may forge no chains to bind tary party offered to leave the chairman- must pe Use is season if otlr iadies Wis jress fu any cata, let us pry no pttizalar at- | Head RolloBay..... 79 . 89 - 5¢ Sin] the Freeborn soul. eee Sauber yy Besa Beh if Mr-| present fashion. So confident am I that they ay ee ear ee Monticelio .......... TM Gy bts. ak a eroeli would retire temporarily from that es ro tention tu the anxious, pessimistic dream- | Head St. Peter's Ray eae Seas wer eee sounded forth its position. The noinadhenias cies on that l have just completed a purchase of Three ing, philosophic fools who prate abut “the | _South......--.... 70 7082 TB layout Bileain's dating fank and file be. | {i basis. Mr. Parnell’s leadership is no} them, so our customers will have an opportunity {ature of Canada.” The future of © wnads is | owing Peter's Kay 69 69 “9 781 as — the rock-bound hill, longer within the range of practical politics. a splendid assortment. to select trom in thegift of an over-ruline Providence. We | Webster's Mills...... 6 : 3 «7 | Montcalin, undaunted of surprise, showed _<e M, 2 , ea Be nt. ft OR ORD 1. ee ies si Shoulder Capes in every conceivable style rid a) a gp ae ac cae uy . _— lst Mei 8 = ae 52 g? x1 He ss i countrymen would sell L, NTTERS TO FHE EDITOR. are being used. For the best trade they are m ag, a3 e can, the Cuties WICH |} pokes |... 57 52 52 hl Snes Ist ft dear, ; es . . ed hare bava awigned to us, reapectively. Lu | Red Point...... 8] 93 32 91" 7 ne - steadiest actiou he ranged What the Laxpayers Want and trimmed with ostrich feathers, but stuffs and : os mR “= is bate ; arte ied 7 hoe os Pe regard t» ths country at large, as well as ements : 7 a so ablce ait this ardent will the will of ' oa a also freely used. TI have purchased a trial lot of to each in lividusl in it, more heed should |Cardigan Bridge... 82 77398 {,_Hesser man “in,—Some correspondence has recently} have included a Jimited numbe* of the most recher nis ; Pe OD ‘iors “> i c | Clear ran along the listening lines the order | #PPéared in our public press purporting to b» given to the Divine injunction, ‘Take | Welli:gtoa ......... 56 067 gy SUOAL PRE AOR Ee, g sh that the city has been done out of a|L have also a very fine suow of new Wraps «> anxious thought for the morrow.” Eighteen Mi'e Brook 122 it 88 Of And goiter ie: red alof 1 shouts |Jarge sum of mon timated at M ] i ibi esi: Seuelié ..<...:. Wi at 1g 14] Ana golten exgea waved aloft and, shouts {large sum of money, eatimated at oneinew Mantle Department will exhibit the fine ae —— ites Baad Grows... 29 -- 32,, GB | Jal... TOE eee: Sees ee ee ee ee j Pathetic Speech. Montague Bridg’...: 6S Sale i failed to collect from the Marine Insurance goods over shown m Charlottetown. inl St Mary’s Road. “0 “i? HR ai oo ee ehh FeshODIng » Sole Valor fe) Companies doing business in this town for In Ladies’ Gossamers, light-colored tweeds ied «tie aN alata SOU so Aes. 87 73 he BRR ee eT ie ithe bast three years. Mr. Hyndman’s : ; . * vipaneiie cainiveting istemaat Se Murray Harbor Noth 83 Ss? ‘7 53 ee ay ty confi’et dice, whose only | verter in the Guardian of this moruing 90 ie ge g pe ma Ganga. I howe ‘lp a 6 i per seggpe teats High Bank. 7s 7 at 57! fa calm. reluctant ralicving withia their fer. | 8eems to confirm the contention. of a nice iot of these. wake arra West are eujsying @ very picnic of pros: | Creighton “iG ne 9 9:3 | ’ ye Pas oe eee eee citizens we have nothin - do ar i S Day oe ugemenay purity uudec the beneticent high tariff Georgetown 149 © 144 G3 GF hry peceawensbes d e F ide. till } taxes to be ground by sedeiies individuals how ays, 80 that our customers may have ’ Lae. i is the i U : i "oint ; in 7s ' SUID Paras iio VAG ENE h s t near ; i . . > 7 ; . Qo : ; P " reg But em . aa kind a fi ory K d Voin teseceeenes if ws ‘7 6 i ius bahia sili: What we do want is that the Companies be of examining one of the finest displays ot 7 which Mrs. Lease, of Kansas, told to a} Lorne Vaiiey 45 ‘2 u§ It: Cetiolken aniamnn ee ee tf ail Bx . i ; . : . ; i. } Wachinuton sudience. She said Brndenell Mille. a ame og | Unbroken columns moved .jead; with firm, | msde to pay up in accordance with our city}in the city. 6:3 Seetiia oe iaaceaieiiitees 7 a ae i tay. free step they trod as _| laws and thus lessen the heavy burden of ; trom the ions Xhis | od Rare eine ‘with : ——— - tee 1 ; Pens bh ee horvd bioedt woull) taxation which now oppresses us. ’ » uo J al, > i adits ik ino ¢ uly ca wip) he sud. ‘ s Nenaiia, praea pare en Fee =m ruses iu their cheeks an the fire of hope in otal 2514 2624 2360 2256 Upon their vell-matched foe they ope d with TAXPAY ™_

their hearts, Loaving behingl them all that wee near an dear, they turned their faces toward the new and untried West... Here we endured loneliness and privations. Children were born to ns and onr babies lie baried be- weath the soda of the wild prairies. To-day we are being robbed of our homes by the in-

famous foreclosures. Ags many as five hun- | Dr ge ieee 7 2h OO form ! much to surprise him. He was an orator deed famities have been tarned out in a week. | Nev Jas Carruthers _.. 10 OO} Yet braver he who stands erect nov bows the | of the tirst rank, judged by his power over i: ie : We are evicted from homes that represent the | F PO hie ia, Kdadvcce 5 OV craven head, A multitude, and yet he was sana tive (English American and No nad wa the best cage yma life. he F J = - itebee 5 00 sean eee fire ig laying low the living | fect six inches tall, while his weight was : : ae

‘Dv you wonder that we join the Farmers’ | A Lord.... 1 00 with the deat, only about ove hundred and twenty-fi a NE? * A

ij . ond , 9 ™ ot iy 7 oe % ” -ve ’ > flor sat the Rates et inet Lwwnder 1 OSeniee 0620) 10 09| Not thviw 6 fino, thowgh comrades fui, pochde, “those whoheard him had aap. {VOSA OPENED, RROM 5 CENTS] la duos Ga ae the greatest wpnenleb- te ade mes od McNeill... ..... ere ee 5.0 Their brave aed Seo had said. and who posed that impressive presence necessarily ae ’ sinceJoha the Baptist heralded the caniig of eee oe oO might Bay him alae ’ 1 whe depends on great bulk they were quickly L | R . oo (ae who should relieve the world of its mis- on - . a tis 2 VO} As mantully, in face of death, he hasted to undeceived when Wesley s alert form was ove y PODZCS, Rich Patterns, IS vu ery.’ oe vce wpe azagal hae Pe eee 5 00 and fro: betore them, and his piercing eye searched ae 7.

ih ihn aed Sek eal | ideaaies: Sima + * eee Cie oc Cock vee = = ‘ Reserve your fire till forty yards divide you | them osen — through. Men who ———— (Xe hi r ; CMBOG. eee eee eee eee ee % rom the foe.” came to hear that ‘* yagabond” were as- y ’ b on a enone aor ene 7 A McKienon........... hives eck rr = ; ; _. | tonished to fiad that na hi the best ede: Ke BEST V ALUE IN PRE U a Y GUA all 1 eonditi Mis D B McPherson ............. 10 09 | See Europe's proudest: martial powers with | cation England could give. {t might well ——— cvatented condition as now, and they ask | Mrs Payfield............. 5 00 rival flag unfurled be that Wealey had read’ his “Ode — — foc a new lesse of power in order to insure | pH.vid Small J 2 (| intent in blood to seal the fate of this fair, |); . ” yssey on See our Patterna, com ‘

EDGR Stat l on + 99 <2¥ : Western world. is way to that very town, or beguiled «the ae, ee Prices andi get your #

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rain of deadly fire ; The British stirred not’ fiom (hicir post, but liai'ed their presence negher. a. Ho, courage of the mariRer who dares the fierecst storm ! Ho, valor of the warrior who fears no hostile

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The Life and Werk of Wesley.

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George 7 Packard, iit Harper's Weebly.

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Thia is f the N , ald. ee O94 G8 ee To plant upon those echoing heights that , , t mail rT sis is rom ne ew York Her ald. The A F LEA Nor At snl pid 3 9. bo oI 1 OW standard which would gleam wqaired further about that - ‘ uncouth DIA MOIN <> Boo 6 grits of this country would like to place oe ea ae on ese eie% I] 0} O'er sea-wide lakes, o'er prairie vast, o'er preacher,” the great Dr. Johnson could tel] ~ our farmers in a similar condition.. Not a ey, aieas bs Kp aos Ge 5 00 __ ferest, mount and stream — them that Wesley was such an engaging A THEO. sane tin then Calais eat had Attied ee pall Pec e? Breton : Lhe a feuds, the afier-curse of many a a sae ei oe ae tale ail |: Charlottetown, Noe’ 11, 1891 ' oa , : ss = ae < , me cs oe ee wb ee v2 ; } Peagess eA ys day an a ni t wit im ” oo _— _—e ” “ ol—w s today! Would it be to our advantage to| Lottie Annie McKinnon... ....... 1 GO} The jevlousies cf race and creed revive their} never Pinatas recognition ” a x oe Tr Neen ne eneeereenaaa — link our fortunes to a country with a 70| Master Harry Hyndman .......... 1 GO wonted away, authropist, but he: gave $150,000 : 2 5 - ; AN JK, per cent. tariff, all manufacturing interests Thomas ec’ ceria ee 2 GO Imp <a * sys a willing minds, a force te charities; he elaborated plans for the : “ | 3 . B K 5 : - controlled by combines, and a burdensome Hector Morrison.............. 1.00 ye ape ince A e i of the poor; he had a digpe»-- colief s” nC ' w John McPherson, jr 1 vo | And — the soldier's atm to fight for kirg, chapel for the sick and »- - ary at hig a ‘ ri ® WILL SELL BY AU : . ) y oe - de st ee eer eee c a = a > ” at * e F 4 systema of direct taxation / We think not, a cee eee aan aa and fatherland, sible medical -° _vedy; he 20% @ sen, veut on MON a alana ninmigiiiedie pilates Miss. Rin an ahevk 2 00 i os ice; p ne i e . eo 4 D Matin. Jobs ee = On came brave Ciallia’s war-like sons, shone a in oa we mv ate yy Notes and Co ents. 4 4 Rae ead by Fore yo ae oe ‘ J helin, and sword, aad plume ; othe~ seeping with a aE ee ; . ’ : Merchants as 20 ata a soa crete teres 1 a On like a mountain cataract whieh rusher ~ _. matters, he suggeste@ ROU” $ Bun At the Subscriber $ ‘Warercoms, Also—Two City BEE x De. Jenkins’ card to the elecwrs of | Geo H Toaahe ee Lee 3 00 its doom , to | approved, as of electri on 3 “ase where ON Seana | 4 ; Chaclottetown will appear in Tur Exant-| john McPherson. Sr. 3 00 Of lose amid oe at to-day it might properly » prescribed pT ee | 9100 cam - . Rit eaukeovxce o'er ocean : aw W . e ver on Monday. A A AION Foes. plc. 5 00 | So mate the sur~ * uge that sweeps The vers iti bral - ing amoayg the : meh9 _—_— —The lstest information from New-|John McKachearn............... 10 00 a nob" : ease got ows e’ illiterate met on WEDNESDAY, 18th , a ee a foundland indicates that Sir William White- | Vr Anderson.......... Kiss ere .e of battle sweep oer many equal — 7” . witnetnes On every ; way takes a moderate view of the recipro-| Daniel Stewart............. 0... — .@ head. Re ee i pone a a testi?” wnat his reading Was 8) AT 11 O'CLOCK : a city question and is likely to co-operate | Donald McKenzie ...,... ‘ rurther a the voice is raised, the pig NT RT make his criticisms of books >yedially with ¢ Or MC an expectant order given as value iati LS FLOUR ! ey y i he government at Ottawa) HM Churchill ib ee't vies id _ v0 Whee Sead as if + ttinadcr bolt hed rent the igeut s they were appreciative and l () BARRELS FLOUR, in the coming negotiations. Mies Mack‘eson..,-- 1 00 ee P _ and that his Jove fur pictures re- 25 casks Keroseue, _ — The cable despatches call the storm Miss Campbell-"” 1 00 Out ‘Bulched te eden iron throats a veuled "ne an artist's taste. Weases * = Great Britain is experiencing just now # nao gi Se ie 2 00|~" hoenad tongues of fire ; V.obs were his only retinue in many a 20 bags Rice, H oo ard, a the Montreal Gazette, ROA I ks OE a TS 1 00] Out flashed the British musketry as torch for cpa da ar Po 3 Seater ane y . tne = a os an FRENC is becanse they do not know what a blie- eA ee sie 4 1 00 | ‘ Of the stately Howes uf Dngian ox Moos is. England's blow compare= . ut McPha'l. Schein SO wed 1 00 ligt had thrown wide open their welcoming - eens: agi | : yenuine snow-impelling, th- aS RRP cet BO tice 1 00] The b'ow, long pending, did its work among] doors. Writers of books were in the rmul- 2) » a ae Value tinb-benumbing, lif- ~ ' — ONE AOS Yi re mag LP oar 1 00 the assailing host; ae titudes that heard him, and as the mob 0 cinenstaliipn - |Special : freezing Dako* o;: Ween \ Friend 1 09 | Who stood the shock, through blinding smoke, | jeered, these authors might well ee : charcos!-”” ought-contusing, eee 5 00 could see tiat alt was lost. — . have felt a brotherlys sympathy ws oe Bi Carb ‘Special Value _uestroying, mercury- oe me tinh s oe a : Still Montcalm strove, with voice of cheer, | tor. pj “ aN - oo ; : ; tal ™~ heap nf} Alex McKinnon, Aunie McKinnon, ine order torelnia: or him as ~® iman of letters whose 25 doz:m Pails, . a bliaza d, _ 1 as a heap ieery- Misiutpre. .peceveds of» “at dl one ae a eis a ce books and tracts, glowing with « purpose, 20 boxes Clothes Pine, a . woes to # black night. at concert by those children...... 2 go|* shallect xa entins ’ ‘| were found in coun) ries ou both sides of the 20 cases Matcher, We have placed —Some of the comments of the t nited | 4 mounts under one dollar........ 5 45) But vain! ah vein his arduous task ! the we anh whine Senehens @ Cetinn hyaihe 10 boxes Wax Candirs, j f CASHMERE States papers wpon our elections are ’ were to add wealtli 10 the best collecuons. 5) cases Lamp Chimneys, lines 0 : u i 3 That good Republi . ae stronghold of Quebec Be The class of rich uon-woikers saw in him a 29 ss Lamp Burt and Wicke ices. charming ee Y . ees rr ok ae AS ae $240 00] Was doomed to slip from Gallia’s hand ;—~—yet laborer who at eizh y three hal ‘studying } ~) gross mp mers an ’ above pr inchs can journal, the ew Lore , : rise from ont the wreck ‘ ” wey snineiine . ry -G y 46} hate the “Tories” without knowing eee A queenly citf on toe wave, a Bescon on the | town from fire In the worniag sll eight at f ae ee won a exactly what kind of creatures they are, ligieus § riees. sea, * hestinn die econ * 4 sca. : — Terms made known at sale. found the asserts :-—‘* The disloyalty aoe a. Don't £ tt! Railw c Bietl Fair monument of Britain's might in Canada aoa ees = ‘bien eer Loa a. abe ENTON T NEWBERRY S rlotterer em, harm the Liberals without affording} eu" forget the laliway Gospel Meeting the free! , a aoe FEN ’ cs Cha er cies reflex support, for the janes in McLeod’s Hall Sunday afternoon at four story to tell of no more pain and infirmity at ; ro ¢ ay : -_le’clock, Strangers always welcome. Lesson: | Short space the balance wavered—one fierce eighty than at twenty-five, for the re-sons, as {moh l4—tl 17th pat tionisis they had aayhow. f a — “The young Ruler who went away from and final blow he gives them, thar he is ‘still traveling | mch!3 es 7 eb cor se am Christ’—St. Mark 10-17 and St. Luke 18-18.| And the flower of Europe’s chivalry on a os ae eae ed a Si = — 2 = Py oe . > a, fs ee ae : Zion churech.—Services to-merrow wil] be foreign field lay low. apaey A rie ee ~ gece a. Her aieiede: A” pag, W ANE > politicians hit by it. c ’ : at ae ial -.j ing” (attiveo’clock). Jn the midet of tumult, Yea a conducted by the pastor, in the morning at Ere golden beams of noontide spread their the people saw his face cal He w: tS ca Me. 2. —Sir Kichard Cartwright, in his letter to} 11 and in the evening at 7 o'clock, Morning glory o'er the sky, : Se ae . ceed ea Etec - “rd eae KA = W ANTED.—A Pte the electors of South Oxford, refers to his| prayer meeting at 16.15. Sabbath School and { The plain was sodden, far and near, with ulate al wnnhé. ba wee op Rt - a aaeats ti SF, ; work, Must Sigg

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arty of “split peas” as a ‘* homogenous | Bible classes will meet at 2.20 p. m. streams of crimson dye. . steadi — es 8 } And din of battle slackened, save tread of flying | ©O4"#S*® and steadiness And so the wonder

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es in re — not v. Prt ee ree fodk.- grows, a8 even the mst gnsymp:thetic eye coward or traitor fiads place.” s he fre- DasteR.—This year Raster Sunday ‘alls on! p : : : looks over the life that nearly spanned a F repudiating Mr. Farrer in these terms, or =. enna aa. ae ee oe Feresets. Wee Sree: Te ve century, and the inscription ~ his tom) | Kent sires. mG is he admitting him as one of the ‘* homo-| The earliest date on which Easter can fall ‘s| Whilst on the field of carnage, of groans and| bears well the scrutiny he weuld have WE FIT THEM ! ) s1.—in te Me geneous phalanx 7’ Does he refer in the | March 22, and this only in case the moon is iateatel dheie oo SG isvoked for bis epitaph: *‘ This great light rs a Si first mentioned epithet to Mr. Blake's re- | full March 21, when this date happens to fall! The Chief of Neither army lay, each on his | 4"™8¢ (by the singular providence vf tod) to eer | iuse waren ° cent repudiation of the Liberal policy, orjon Saturday. This combination of cireum- bloody bier. ee enlighten these nations,” ; 1ACH EYE TESTED SEPARATELY | same at (3 are we tu understand that all who retuse to | stances is extremely rare ; it occurred in 1093, — —————-— ee en i , an seas extra charge, Rn 3 \Le support a disloyal or dangerous principle 1761 and 13817, and will happen again in 1990, Serene of soul in youth's bright dawn, Wolfe DIED. : : corner of we are either cowards or traitors ? 2076 and 2144, while during the three follow- laid him down to die; : " : E W. TAYU®R, with the mt wi Site Riie athe the © aid ing centuries it is not once ‘onthe books” | From strife profound, from mortal pain, peace | On Friday, the 13th inst., Alice Mahou, be- | Optician. | ay ie Se

7 is Geing said in the Opposition | at this early dite. Oa the other hand, aster gently closed his eye. loved wife of James Crockett, aged 75 years, Shar Motte’ March 14, 1891—4m dw | nomena 3

press about the bh ; of posoerrstioes moet fale later than April 25; this was the| Whilst Montca}m, Joyal to the core, avowed . es — mn 2 residence, corner Cones WW Ge, © 0 Lut Se F er an @f- | case 666, 1734 and 1886, and will onl with parting breath umber and Fitzroy Streets to-merrow ; : x | Bt PP al in | His fost iil in defeat, to die a} (Sunday) at 3 o'clock p. m, to People’s Ceme- WANTED A Lp cay wong rs mp Mose: \siven Mt iw aalHar’e death, i tery.) ‘pz. A.gply at thip office, mens j