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of silk handke- handkerchiet for

resents at F Perkins & Co,

cases

lot of fringed shawls di don. Prices from. $3.00 at F Perkins & Co.

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sortment of very pretty Prices 19.

65. 75, 80 ¢

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» 45, © Co,

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ladies, pentiemen, boys

sa* lowest prices at F Perk-

3 © Co.

ancy Goops—All our fancy goods

and doils have got to go regardless of cost. It will pay you to buy here.— F Perkins & Jo. Corduroy velvets in all the new shaves at F Perkins «& Co. See our display of fancy ties for gentle men—t!' Perkins & Oo. | your winter underwear at P.rkins’ and save money. : Good, heavy winter jackets half- p pri € at Perk ins’. * : . All fancy goods and dolls at big discounts at F Perkins & Oo’s. Hargains in dress goods at Perkins’ See the bargains we are giving in ; dress goods at F Perkins & Co’s. ‘

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yon want one you will know is lik know vou want only the best. sell nothing but the best, rom the very best material and ast richt. PHONE $3.

D. STEWART

Eclipse Bakery

Rakes Best Bread,

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having accounts or claims thie company, are hereby request~ same at the Company’s

thaa Friday, the 15th

later

By order W. DICKENSON, Manager

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IN SHIPMENT | UT HERE NOW

HAS ARRIVED

Works of Art.

‘hat wil sell them. your inspection.

HASZARD & MOORE

SUNNYSIDE.

THE D.aILY EXAMINER, CUhARxLOTTETUWN, DECEMBER 14, 1899

THE DAILY EXAMINER '

DECEMBER 14, 1899.

THE BYE-ELECTIONS AND THE FACTS MADE EVIDENT

Tae fate of the Farquharson Adminis- (ration ie sealed. ment bas received @ proper snub. The Conservatives of Belfast and Murray Har- bor bave wona victory against all the odds brought to bear againet them by both Governments. Prince Edward island has joined decisively in the great Oonserva- tive movement which wil!, ere long, cul- minate in the defeat of the Laurier-larte combination.

These are some dent in the bye-elections of yesterday.

We heartily congratulate the candidates elected, together with Mr. Alexander Mar- tin, Mr. Cyrus Shaw, and al! who took an active part inthe discaseions which tended to the grand result,

—_—__ 2 + e+ & ——_____ ——_——-

of the facts made evi-

BELFAST AND MURRAY HARBOR

Aut honour to Belfast and Murray Hare These noble districts faithfully per formed a patriotic duty yesterday in the

bor !

face of the most powerful inducements to do They were approached with influences which might well be con- In view of the ap-

otherwise.

sidered irresistable. proach of these elections, the government at Ottawa came down with the »ifer of a railway through the entire lengthof the two districts, and supplemented it with that of a million dollar bridge over the Hills- borough river. To make the cffer fully eff. ctive, the Minister of Marine went into the districts and threatened the people that if they should vote against the Pro- vincial Government, the Dominion public works might be stopped and would be bindered. works, and are anxious \bat

The people want these publie they shal! be constructed without delay. But they expect the Dominion Governmert tu ful- fil their promises and carry out the agree- ments that have been made without refer- ence to @ Provincial Government which has forfelted their confidence ; and they — Or rather the majority of them- have re fused to allow the corrupt inducements and threats of Sir Louis and his co-laborers t> influence

to

their opinions and the Local

All our because the offer ef the railway and

in regard administration.

All honeur to taem. the more bon- the bridge was supplemented by promises of a doz

their

en different roads The

mp jorities

Liberals have Belfast

ray Harvor ure not to be purchased at

of listricts.

learned that and Mu

aby price

in

oo Be

WHAT WILL HE DO ABOUT IT ?

Pro. vince has lost the confidence of the people. Results of the bve-elections

THE present government of this in New Lon- don acd Tignish, in Belfast and Murray Harbor prove thie statement to be

beyond the thadow of dovbt.

true

Having lost the confidence of the people» Premier Farquharson ought, with Liberal principles and Liberal prece- deat, to retign stonce, unti! the In

Bat he may ho'd on the

meetir g of parties will then stand

Legislature. that body, the

UPPOSITION, GOVERNMENT. Gordon, Farquharson, McDonald (A. J Rogers, Shaw, Prowse. McDonald (J. E.,) Sinclair, Kickbam, Forbes,

McKinnon, McLeau (J R) |

Prowse, McLaugblia Birch, Peters, | Pineau, McW illiame,

| McDonald (J. A.) | Arsenanlt,

| | |

| | |

Can pbell,

Richards, McNutt,

MeMillan, Reid - 13

DesRecher.

eg McL W

Peters

ets, 2.538 h the ths it} Br

Even in

in the chair and F. itish Columbia. tbe Legislature, Premier Far- quhareon is in the minority.

We fail t> see thet any valid excuse for his remaining. longer at the head of the government can be If he should longer remain, there will be ground for suspicion that there ie eomethirg to be kept hidden from the public.

preferred.

~ I —

A TEST OF PATRIOTISM

_-——

Tue immediate re-ignation of the Far

t quharson Administration ought to follow

the elections of yesterday, not only cause the people

be- have voted no confi- deuce in it and because ii has beea placed & minority in the Legi-lature,

| condnctiog provincial affairs wi'l dev. lve

are entitled to an opportunity to ex- amine into the state of the province in order that they may, wit) a knowledge of the conuitions that exist, formulate a policy to submit to the people. the | autonomy of Prince Edward Leland is to be maintained, a very difficnlt and delicate

Te Al

of the present Gove: nmext; and in this

| they must bave the support aod co-opere- The Dominion Govern: | f oa

tion of the pecple. The folly and im- pr ovidence of every year adding toa pub- lic debt which has already reached $600,-

000, is either to be stopped or it is nat. If it is not, loss of Provincial indepen- dence will follow as surely as oight suc-

ceeds ihe day ; if it ie, a new policy must be adopted and applied. To give the party now in the msjority time to develop

a policy that will operete equably and suc

mipority ought to resign forthwi b.

votes |

ip varions parts |

in accordance |

but also , because those upon whom tie duty cf |

that is in the We shall see whether or not the patriotism of its members will prompt this action.

EEE

oUR FARMERS BEST MARKET

cessfully, the ministry

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A statement was lately prepared by the Customs Department showing the value of the principsl articles uader the head of “Avimals and their produce and Agri-

cultural products,” exported to Great Britain and the United States respectively. According t2 this statement Canada

exported during the year 1899 horses to value of $298,063, of which Great Britain took $591,200, and the Ucited States $283,593. Cattle exports totalled $8,522,835, being $7,129,430 worth to Britain and $1,298,170 to the United Statee. Sheep, which the United States took $1,176,687 and Great Britain $333,736. Butter was exported to the value of $3,700,873 in all, Britain taking $3,526,997 worth and the United Sates but $3,984, Ofa total cheese export of $16,776,765,

the

Great

Great

the United States $17,789 worth. The ex- | port of eggs amounted to $1, | which $1,254,392 worth went to Great | Britain and $6,966 t» the United States. The total of bacon exported was

$9,958,582, of which Great Britain

valu?

took

$9 949,327, and the United States $3,992. Other meats, totalling $834,834, were taken by Great Britain t» the value of $763,797, and by the United States $24 836. F:u ta, totui export $3,595,415, of which

to tke Mother Country,

and $247,376 worth to the United States.

$2,773,491 went

| Oats were exported to the va'ue of $3,268 388, of which Britain took $2 811,11

| worth, and the United States $38 726. Great Britain took the bulk of our ref 784, | 487 exported ot wheat, namely 458,338 ‘worth, the United States wares

| Of flour Canada exported t» the Old | Country $2,097.773 worth, and $19,582 | worth to the United States.

| OF tbe total of $69,796 046 worth of fart. and dairy produc+ exported as

02,542 worth taken by Great Britain, $5,778,312 by the and $3,865 284 by

ies are int*reet

| above detailed, $60 ,0! 3 was 17

other

| connutriee. These statist ing

and worthy of careiu! consideration.

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|

United States, { ee — to the letter signed ‘A : Mefchant,” we are informed by Mr. | Fraser, keeper of the Post Office tu Idirg,

=

— Reterring 9)

night until 12 o’clock. The po-tmaster, Mr. Brecken, requests ust» say that if persons ha ving | 1o make complaints of in- atiention or disccurtesy on the part of post | office clerks or ¢ tic ials will make definite statements of their respective grievances to him,the results are more likely to be satis factory than those of the indefinite com~< plaints Of anonyri@as correspondents of | the newpapers.”

—Tharsday morning, beautiful Iodian summer weather, and the Montreal let ers

$1,540,857, of

taek must be undertaken by the successors !

‘

: . SS 30 a, F rom “Monday until Xmas ¢ our store will be open evenings

as late a necessary for the accomodation of people who cannot. do their holiday shopping earlier in the day—J Paton & Co.

ureat Holidav lisplay

ae t egiyaut fot

Or TOYS, DOLLS

Great Britain took $16,718,418 worth and |

‘Get to Patous before the

267,063, of

‘ 1 that the doora were not closed on Saturday

|

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ee ft nhs tet est ance

and papers to haod are those of Monday (iret. Sharp business is business govern-

ment ! ; ! | — Yesterday seems to have beena bad

Boers as well as Grite. FW. AYNOMAN,

ISUPALCe,

Fific, MARINE, LiFe, ACCIDENT. SICKNESS, PLATE GLASS.

THE Best ComMPANIES, and ‘the lowest rates, for reliable insurance.

Office 33 qwuven St. Telephone 67

| day for

‘stocking cust a

..AND GAMES

Is worth coming miles to see. It’s a treat the little ones onght not to miss, and as it only comos but once a year, don’t let the opportunity to enjoy if slip away from them,

Winter garments in all their warmth and comfort givingness at Paton & Co's,

childish feet is a question. Cheap stockings look cheap—fine

good deal. Here is a deal in boys’ and girls’ overall stocking with felt, worth 45c, all sizes up to 9 for |

aS cents

200 pairs are all gone, Do you want to be happy this Christmas? Do you want to make other people happy this Christmas ?

THEN VISIT PATON’S

(Grand Mas azaar ! Jas. Paton & Co

For mas

Nothing will please aman more than a pair of

$ “If you want a pice Xmas pres- :

‘ gent for wife, mother, sister, or:

. . Some other fe|low’s cister—a nice: -musizal instrument is just the:

‘thing. s

—>——$3.50:& 5.00 pair)

Malet Slipper

PLEASURE © MUSIC

Music gives pleasure to yourself

and friends, but the tone of the instru ent is wnportant,.

Tone is not expeasive, it costs no

mere money, but it demands judgement in buying. We handle only perfect tened

instruments.

QUEEN STREE €onnelly’s Bui ilding y

FUR NIT URE | FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

82.00 1 am instructed by the estate Jate We can fit anyone, D W Finlavseon, to se]! by auction, at

McLeod Brick Building, Kent Street, on Monday, the 18:h December, at 1! o’cleck am.

1 Walnut Bedroom Suite, Spring Mat- trese, Flock Mattress, Biuseels Carp te, Pic:ures, Steves, &c.

Te:ms cash. No reserve R. BEAR ISTO,

Auct ioreer..

ALLEY & C0.

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