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Y SENATOR PROWSE’S LETTER. ‘ i Y EXAMINER —— ATOR PROWSE THE DAI J ® We publish today a letter from the silane el me Hi Senator Prowse addressed to the edi- Tothe Editor of the Guardian : FEBRUARY 19, 1895. tor of the Guardian [his letter was re- Sir,—As Iam somewhat jxaterested in ceived at Tue Examrver office early yes-| the question of a railway to Belfast and . ; ie aeaieaialice Murray Harbor, and having tak a part THE SITUATION iN NEWFOUNDLAND a lay, and it ought to have _ hed a = eee Biden eo nae it. ‘ } baed } » . . wae a | _ . ee will you permit me to say a few words to i —a rs sppear in the delectable sheet this} the readers of the Guardian on this ques- y of Newfoundiand ws norning—,the pressure of such highly im- | tion. us Aiated that “a | portant matters as “ Bonshaw Notes,” You have asked Mr. Ferguson, a mem- at sand fam are seek « Mahmood, the Image Breaker,” “ Poli- | ber of the Gov ernment, the following ex St. John’s alone. a . ‘ : 0 the: allt? ote: Seis itil, traordinary questions : “Has the Domin- — ee er er sat ae directly or indirectly fear and apprehens exist ce lv, crowded it out of our “ inde pendent” given the slightest promise that the pro- immediate trove organ. There can be no doubt that Sena-| posed Railway will be built ? Has the r = ‘ig tor Prowse represents truly the views and Dominion Government promised to ask medial meas This resenta fe oa af Che eddie ot Balbis ‘ai “oe Parliament for the necessary vote of be the ee money to build this road? Has the Gov- grea eure 2 gta a i ray Harbor, as well as the facts of the | ernment promised to do so next or at any ad . ase. His long residence the district, | session ?” And then you say, “If he de- elt , i ; position, his interests, his opportunities | ©lines to answer these questions, or if he For ex M \ cinbls ‘tus 46 Gack for tcl OO the negative, the public must a — ne le ’ conclude that all this railway agitation is rag ople living south of the Hillsborough. | not only an election device, but that it is : : : As to the Southern railway matier he hae | like many other pre-election cries, a poli- al spoken to “the editor of the Guardian ” | tical farce and a fraud. Unless it can, be —— ; on : shewn that the Government have taken Thing t, or = and oo bly, that we may HOt! definite action in the matter, taen al! this s meet, ot : pe that the Government and the people | agitation will be seen not only a8 an at- . chal : u Belfast and Murray Harbor will now tempt to corruptly influence, but: to de- ‘ gle case of aenin be sitbiected teavces incu concern-| ceive and defraud the electors.” a os 9 A SES RS, . You must surely know that every mem- ans : ; . ing it. Certainly it is unfortunate for the npn oT - 6 - —" — : : ee ber of a Government is sworn not to make 5. fiers a ; Grit Party that Mr. Davies spoke in favor public the secrets of Council. Lam sure you = jot se he railway before the last electior, | would not seriously ask Mr. Ferguson to add eates sible pr : and after that event forgot to say anys perjury to his other misdeeds. If not, are ee ee ape an “sae >rowse puts that | YOU not insulting the intelligence of your ey eopatiag a ar aale Ma = . ee — ee readers, and more especially the people of allt ° pont very strongly. It will be interesting Belfast and Murray facie when you say s " arious to read the comments of the “ independ-] that without an immediate answer to these ent” organ upon the deception which questions the public must me Sag that Newfoundland correspondent | Senator Prowse has exposed. all this agitation is an election ee ' ilt <t —a political farce and a fraud—to cor s £400 ore 'ruptly influence, deceive and defraud the g rH Ss 3 business has NOTES AND COMMENTS electors, ‘ ‘ t row worse, t now it is du Now, we are not so very anxious for 1, aaieeh + ¥ have ever exsiianiel —It appears by the Inland Revenue re- fair promises, merely, as we are for actual ‘ ‘ re | turns that less intoxicating liquor is being work: and we claim the undisputed right : ss than there was six | PTeduced in Canada, and more exported. \of every British subject to continue the “ But many people believe that | 00d Sigu. Fagitation, not for promises, but for the Ww ‘ s the worst of this crash, —Justethink of 74,551 hoga arriving at railway until it is obtained, and I am qnite i t sa strong tendency on the part | the Chicago stock yards ip a single day. f sure we have né — had as > eS hail I le keep a tight grip on every | It look as if, should we take ef the pork fof success since a mnouny = ce re » a thus prepare them- | daties— Canada will soon be swimming in | Vas passed aw ae Se eo selves for tae more trying times which | United States fat. time, as I will endeavor to show. : j they believe are coming. To-day Water oe oak a : The question of a Railway to Belfast a oe EL gs. Pete - —Mail-Empire : lt willé pever do tof and Murray Harbor has been a live quee- imagine ita Sanday or public hcliday bringeven within the shadow of the weet tion for more than twenty years, and ace pee arcing, Bessie aaa We | eral treasury mre men who in 1891 plun- juring that time has often been discussed are do lesaling at all. Customers dered Quebec, and whose offence a been both im Parliament and at many public | of mins n other years always laid in followed by neither punishment nor re- meetings, ever since the Branch Railways | a winter stock are now buying “from hand | P°™*nce- were built. Even in the House of Com- to mout This not only applies to oats, —The Boston Herald reggrts that the mons during the = es and a but to all other lines as wel]. As regarda |} latest statistics from the Agricultural De-f before the last — e seme: _— the banks, there has been little chanu partment indicate a shrinkage in the value Messrs, Davies and We - = rt af since you were here. The Union Bank | of horseflesh in the United States by one-} Branch Railway from the Main or Trunik | has opened its doors to collect bills { four Charge it about all up to the] line to the Wood Island breakwater; bus and is taking*its own paper at the value of | electrics and the bicycle. nO One ever dreamed they w a rar tae guaranteed by Goveroment—80 per cent fainted iid Nain iitetcadin tiie it merely as a bribe to the people of the & This, of course, is only. in payment of Pr _ : —- a tl ae ” af i locality ! It is quite true and very signi- | overdrafts and other local obligations. But | °°°"" aaa _ sine Mg ti “<- | ficant that after they secured their electiom, it is quite a help to trade, as most of the The , ca ns ; nan a -gxBher aaa te sy we never heard anything more from theum business people are more or less indebrei | °° CAUSE 18 Bhat the Aonseholde pre- | about the Branch Railway. :

a 1 je it ré

ii

Supreme Court,

in

insolvent

m

trying to do s0.

ow none of any importance. It is expected }/ false “notes from Covehead,” which were | Government. No one ever thought of that all the steamers will prosecute the | inserted upon the supposition that they | charging Senator Ferguson with making seal tishery. Butthe real pinch will come |! Wepe true. that speech for “political effect,” or that it pril and May, when the outport people ny : was a “political farce and a fraud,” or an = ae f. ae ae L is sen a —Heary Clews remarks that: At the innaptin*envagtiy, influence, deceive.or th eg “ ign th = a a“ ae nd of the war, in 1865, the population of defraud the electors.” Mr. Ferguson had nat na: iT PI lil e Mabie Tf tT . - 5 . < “ _ —se - ha : a “ an = e unable to } the United States was about 38,000,000 ; it no thought or expectation at thet tiene of ° 3 od fisher o accour ; _* f ' . 5 . of ul te f Stine t 1 ¢ ; ol ort. | 220 70,000,000. At that time the true being offered aseat in the Government ne :ate fauures and consequent short- — . . . a Th eheiaties ‘T ” seein tareme 3 3 nda | “alue of the assets of the country were es-| Tiere were no Signs or indication of a re of supplies. ortations of ail u - ) . —" ee ee smnporeasions Of all hinds | inated at $17,000.000,000; they are now |) j.neral:olection, ir the near future. But. have falien off to about nothing, and the supposed to be $70,000,000 000 TI Feneral ssechoy, in thie : revenue last month was merely nemina te hs 4 400° ‘ t i c the sudden and lamented death of Sir oo. : : " 4 de ee ~“"* 7) asaets Lave increase *r cent and the i miiieiia : i Uniess the Government manage to float a lehts décotumaalianaiia wr tt John Thompson necessitated the forma hew loan they wiil ce rtainly be unable to ' paca r eee 0 — : tion of a new Government, and ine Leader pay the meml Mf the Civil Servi : hus appears that the recent troubles in of the Senate, Sit McKenzie Bowell, was ay the members o 1¢ Civil Service a lee ST ential Gittins eeeun . i . ; - : the end of the present quarter. It is said |“ United States are due solely to bad ma entrusted with that important duty—who,

that they can get no more from the Bank

of it

do qu cir

Streets now. exc

is utterly impossible to borrow

THE

t their pipes freezing during the cold

» that bank, and it w accepted | ) p

t cuaranieed valu ideas of the stores a apie tiy Bite Pe Peaed rs was called to the Senate, and during his he affairs of the Commercial Bank are } , 4, ger se ce ts ‘aia i ae ‘i first session in that chamber, ia ® ist about as usual. So far littleornoth-[ — een very able speech, brought the whole g¢ has been done with it and its paper is} _ -As a result of the stormy season and | question of our claims for a fased everywhere.’ An exainination into | “nothing else to do,” we are in receipt ofa} proportionate share of the expenditure 3 affairs drags slowly along before the |'!arge number of “notes” from the codintry. | for railways and canals before the Senate,

but so far nothing of | Some of these are decidedly “fishy”; others | and then and there advocated the build-

5

yportsnce has transpired. Some of the ire not accompanied: by the writers’ names, houses have effected cx While always glad to insert interesting Ha

im pro- their creditors and others are | 2€Ws, we want nothing that is spurious or A few failures have} untrue. In this connection we have to re- curred within the past five weeks, but | Zret the publication last week of certain

ises with

nagement, most of all to silver legislation and “tariff tinkering.” The people of Ca-

Montrea! without further security, and] nada ought to take warning i gl \

in Lon- n now. j —Regarding the immediate destiny of Newfoundland, the Springfield Republican expresses the following opinion : “It seems to be settled that the Canadian Govern- ment willdo nothing to help Newfound- land, and certainly nothing to bring that province into the Dominion unti! after the

Un ler the circumstances the estion 15 @ Serious One, and is the prin- yal subject of political discussion on the There was quite a ripple of itement caused by editorials and com)- nications in the papers on the subject

DAILY EXAMINER

rbor.

accepted.

That

ent Leader, and two oth

having heard speeches in the Senate, his views gard to the claims of this his outspoken policy in favor ofa a zail

way for Belfast and Murray Harbor, of- fered him a seat in the Cabinet, whieh he Is it then unreasonable for to expect that Senator Ferguson will con-

tinue to press upon his colleagues im the- Government the adoption of the the views

_—

A STKONG LETTER FROM HON. SEN-

A little over a year ago Mr. Fereuson .

ing of arailway to Belfast and Murray listened to with the greatest attenti@n by the Senate,

including Sir two atkelieen the preg-

speech was

embers of thé

Mr. Ferguson’s several in re Province, and

onfederation a few weeks avo. Many 5 | ; : ,

people were willing to bet that the} ceming general election. The present | and policy so ably and publicly advocated Ancient Coieny would be part of the Do Government of the Dominion has issues , by him, just before taking his seat in the mirion is jess than three months. But} ©20ugh oa its hands without adding this | Cabinet ? Thus we know shat Mr. Fergu- apparently Canada was not so ready to re-| "€W One. and the Liberal party do not ||son’s representations of the claims-of; this ceive her with open arias as in the time} C@re to commit themselves to this policy Province and the policy advocated. by him of Sir John A. Macdonald: and{ia the face of possible success at} Of building a railway through Belfast to Sir McKenzie Bowell’s declaration that | the elections. Newfoundland must,| Murray Harbor, certainly was not consid- he does not consider the present time op- therefore, _ stand alone for the | ered by the Leader of the Government and portune fer the arrangement of terms} Present, in spite of the revival of] his colleagues as any objection to his _be- rather gives the project a set back. the sentiment 1a favor of annexation to the | coming a mem ber of the Cabinet—if

Still there are reople ‘here who believe | United States. That desire is not very | Was not the immediate cause of his ap-

that next Dominion Day the Canadian en- Sign Wri

ing. I velieve that a Confederation scheme

co

pe

heen bitte

be of be

ber

general among the influential Newfound- landers, and certainly we do not want that far-away poorly-settled, and heavily debt- burden. province.” Judging from this and fother statements that have lately been made by the press of the United States, the unfortunate colony would be “persona in- grata” as an applicant for admission to statehood. In the meantime we hope that there will be a generous response to the irgent appeal for relief that has been made

I float before

the Colonial Build-

ld now be easily arrived at here,although blic sentiment in the past has always

tly opposed to it. Nothing could much e than the present condition the country, and Cenfederation would gladly welcomed by thousands simply cause it would be a change.”

wor:

In the situation of the Ancient by the clergy of all denominations. Colony, here portrayed, we are all inter- —_—_—_—_—_— porting — y ‘ , a js ‘ be people of Newfoundland are Furify your blood, tone up the system, wan ke

ested. Closely related to us and bound to us by many and always will be, a market for many of

the products of Eastern Canada, parti-

cu Isi

is

Canada and Newf

no du

the poor people of Newfoundland in “ the

pir

Apriland May? Itistrue that many of us feel the

which the whole civ

ing. But ef food we have, thank God. 1 Dial T i E and Diahetes. rue Only of Dr. Chase’ : ; i « . lase’s On: ane O«& * ar Oo S. ar ; F ~ ’ enough and to spare ; and food is, and will Kidney-Liver Pills. be still more in the near future. the prime —_——_—-—._.

necessity of theusands of the poor pe yple

et

that an organization should be eftected un- |

der which # cargo, to be forwarded at

fir

the people of Prince Edward Island. Who

wi

of

quality. gives himself no concern about the price, |

ou

lity of his table supplies, article Canadian cheese-makers have obtained an |

en an 2h

im

st opportunity, may be contributed by

and regulate the digestive organs by tak- ing Hood’s Sarsapariila. Sold by all druggists.

ties. Newfoundland has been, is,

THE MODERN INVALID Has tastes medicinally, in keeping with other luxuries. A remedy must be pleas- antly acceptable in form, purely wholesome in composition, truly beneficial in effect and entirely free from every objectionable quality. If really ill he consults a physi- cian; if constipated he uses. the gentle | family laxative, Syrup of Figs, .

this The political union that

left ¢ : In eft to the Governments of

of those

or

lariy agricultural and Province. to be, may tk yundiand. But shall we

. as ac as well inivi-

do

Immunity as

warda relieving »

ally, semeth ng t —? Thisis Concentration. ach thatis regarded as inevitable in pill relieves constipation. One box epres an ordinary case. One pill taken weekly veutralizes formation of uric acid in the hy! a) Ive 2 j > “7 '

blood and prevents Bright’s Kidney disease

} One pill a dose, one box 25 cents. One of the |

hard times throng

2 pressure }

ilized world is. pass- |

A Comfort Sometimes, We W hen health is far gone in Consumption, sometime only ease and comfort can be se- cured from the use of Scott's Emulsion. What is much better is to take this medij cine in time to save vour health.

Newfoundland. think

, therefore,

the

etna “T have spent thousands of dollars and been im the best hospitals of Europe and America under treatment for catarrah.” a se said a gentleman recently, “ and have —Toronto Globe : An essential requisite | never received so much genuine relief as I the British market superiority in| have from a twenty-five ‘cent box of Haw- Che wealthy British purchaser | ker’s catarrah cure.”

| oN ad ad

ll be the first to meve towards this end ? |

+++

t 18 @ mdst exacting critie as to the qua-| Gentlemen who care for being wel] s. By supplying an | dressed are asking for the “T'yke”- serge ‘aperior to all competitors the! which has become so popular. It is a cloth of the very-highest character and especially sound colors. The registered trade mark “T'yke” is Stamped on the back of every 24 yards,

viable position in the British market, ! d the same will be necessary in securing eqnal place for Canadian butter.

railwa Branc

in the hea same trap again.

n

pointiment.

Teking into consideration all the fore- |going facts leading up to the appointmer at Jof Senator Ferguson to the Cabinet | bis outspoken views in regar }way, would it not be culpably stuy the part

Sena col

pense of the tax

ray Harbor

t and reasonable ed on this occasion, though hatred of Senator Pergnsov, or bitter and blind party strife wer, ity must re Opposition press of this among whom on this question I am to see “The Guardian.”

. vol}

CITCAMS! ances jy their jus tor

@s to whether we ar

on all

if .he present Governmen

line.

More

railway

ite advocates. Surely we

80 unfortunate as to Claims defear- @ personal though a for place and

— share of the responsibil-

n those who now control the Island, foremost

sorry

Samvet Powss. Murray Harbor, Feby. 15th, 1895,

Additions {0 the Great Dress Goods Banga

39c.

Goods to ou Goods,

STANLEY BROTHERS. |

.

We have added a few pieces

of Plain and Fancy Black, r unparalleled offer in ie

} | |

i :

us

it }

ito this’ pai} id on of the people of Belfast av ¢ Mur- ray Harberif they neglected to tak jtage of the favorable which they are placed and pres

claims for a railway, and wo aid be very materially strengther

e advan-

thereby ing and sup- Fergusy ’g arguments i leagues ir, te Government, without any regard on the eve of 4 general € lection or not. ?

Ik or my part, Tmwy . protest most em- phatically against the unwarrante you make against w., The policy now advised J have adve cated occasions for firmly believe,

have the oppor

1 charge

suitable the ) ast twenty years, and J

tu nity, we shali see within the next five years a railway in operation be- tween South port andMurray Harbor South With a cross section running Bridge to the trunk the people interested therein is not to aban don this agitation op account of the o position now offered, but mark well whom this opposition comes, and the motive which underlies it. twenty yeare ago we were tricked out of a y by the men who voted for the h Ka:lway Bille and who when seek- ing the votes of the people said they were going in to “Kreck the Railway Scheme d.” Let us not be caught in the Some of the mea who passed the Branch tailway Bill at the ex- payers of Belfast and Mur- are now doing all they can to Oppose the construction of this and diseredit Cannot forget their railway record.

In conclusion, Mr. Editor, permit me to Say that should we be have our jps

past Montague My advice to

pP- from

than

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1895.

SPECIAL NOTICES dvertisements under this heading enarged for at the rate of five cents per line.

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don hats and 7 cases of American. styles are natty, nice and neat. down town drop in and see the new line. — Prowse Bros., the wonderful cheap men.

where you only pay for that which you body else has bought—Jas. Paton & Co. steamer Stanley. ed

Weeks & Co.

\ amd cuff=, new cuts, Stanley Bros. amd yet Jack the possibility of perfect

in vain that the goods be costly, or the modiste Parisian. This is one particular in whic le Priestly’s famous dress fabrics stand unrivalled. is universally known that they wear better

than other fabrics, but they drape with a grace which endears them to the wsthetic sense of every fastidious woman.

Varnished Board” on which each piece of

cs

yond my expectation in more than one re-

spect.

#0 short notice, and the quality is all one

Trusting you may continue to do good work,

well known commercial traveller who had

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MUSIC QUEEN SQUARE, 1896, Citizens’ Band Benefit

Friday Evening,

den, 1895.

the Band.

auspices of the Liberal-Conservative Asso-

ciation, will be held at the Hall, Cardigan Bridge, on TUESDAY, the Sthday of

March, prox., at 11 o’clocky a. m., for the ao of nominating a candidate for ‘ing’s County at the coming election for Members ef the Commons at Ottawa.

EMPIRE TOBACCO CO.,

A SPIGY STORY.

life our stock must come pretty near being Allspice, as we have the greatest variety of

found in the city. Our prices are most reasonable.

best TEAS.

SANDERSON & CO.,

Hooking canvas and stamped mats.— febl9 dy&wy Buy your hats at Prowse Bros. feb 19 23. New Hats—15 cases of Christy’s Lon- The When |

Srecian Despatcurs to tHe Examiner

The Political Situation.

Orrawa, Feb. 19:

There is little new in the political situ- ation. Hon. Messrs. Bowell and Foster had an interview with the Governor-Gen- eral yesterday, presumedly for the pur- pose of talking over the situation. Public opinion is still divided as to the course the Government will take.

-

Appointing Colonial Judges.

Loxvon, Feb. 19.

feb. 19 2i. Trade at the one price store, the place

uy, and don’t help to pay for what some-

Hooking canvass, just received by the Twelve thousand yards Hi qualities and widths; also 20 doz stamp- mats, wholesale and retail—W A mwf

In the Commons, Sydney Bulton, Par liamentary Secretary for the colonies, said the Government had under consideration the question of appointing colonial judges of the judicial committee of the privy

council.

New Professor of Modern History.

Lonpon, Feb. 19. Lord Acton has been appointed Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, to suc- ceed the late Professor Seley. Lord Acton is regarded as the leader of the liberal Catholics in England.

Just arrived Ex S S Stanley an elegant ssortment of Jadies’ new frilled collars turned down collars and colored chemisettes.—

febl6 2i

white and

Dress goods may have intrinsic merit,

raping. Without perfect draping it is

is

The draping the

harm which grace to a woman.

gives

It

The Government’s Close Call.

Lonxpon, Feb. 19.

Lord Rosebery’s Government had a close cal] last evening on the vote to clos- ure the address. The vote was 279 to 271.

LADIES

Ladies hould remember the trade mark “ The

*riestley’s dress goods is rolled. ep

A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER'S OPINION.

“Tam happy to say your work is be-

I have never had a wash done in

ould desire. Your prices are modera‘e.

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“Ships That Pass

in the Night” ARE BRINGING

New Hats,

New Carpets,

New Prints,

New Clothing.

4LL 1895 GOODS,

—TO TilE

Qne Price Reliable Men.

JAS. PATON & CO.

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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED

I am yours, respectfully,

The above is an extract from a letter

125 ROLLS

large parcel (25 pieces) laundried and ——(0 F_._

elivered at the hotel in just four hours. A simple statement of facts.)

ts om mmr | “Crepe” Tissue Paper, In 24 Beautiful Shades, This is the finest English Paper, for

making LAMP SHADES and other use- ful and decorative articles. Selling cheap.

GEO. CARTER & CO,,

BOOKSELLERS, &c. febl6

—— FOR-——

Fire — Insurance

is a protection against a probable loss. Every property holder should carry a Fire Policy in the Companies repre-

sented by

E. R. BROW,

Charlottetown, February 12, 1895—dy

Insurance Acent.

pliance of any kind, don’t wear an i titting one t@ please the Doctor or Druggist whose stock is so limited that he cannot fit you properly. American and English Trusses in Elastic, Hard Rubber, with Water Pads, etc.

old age. and Druggists.

the People’s Druggist. mend Suitable Remedies and save you money.

TRUSSES,

Elastic Stockings, Bandages.

If you require a Truss or Surgical A

See our large stock of

We can fit any case from childhood to Special discounts to Physicians

If you want Medicine patronize Hughes, He can recom-

Orders by mail prompitly filled. APOTHECARIES’ HALL, (Established 1810), feb5 DesBrisay’s Corner.

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Feb, 22.

GREAT RETURN

HOCKEY MATCH

The Great Return Hockey Match. be- tween the

Victoria and Charlottetown

HOCKEY CLUBS will be played in the RINK on

Wednesday, February 20th, "AT 8 O'CLOOK, P. M. CITIZENS’ BAND in attendance.

Reserve Wednesday Evening for this match. It will be a good one.

ADMISSION 10 CENTS.

Proceeds to procure Music for the Gar A fine programme Will be «rendered by

Tickets {to skate) 15 cents. jebl9

Political Meeting.

A Convention of Dejegates, upder the

A full attendance is requested.

D. GORDON, Prest. Lib-Conservative Ass’n for King’s Co.

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; ‘ Note Heads, 3

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febl2—dy

Inland Steam Kavigation Go.

The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Inland Steam Naviga- tion Company will be held in the Room in Queen’s Buildings, King Street, (now occupied by the Harbor Light), on SATURDAY, the 2nd of March next, at 3 o’clock, p.m.

If variety is the spice of

he best GROCERIES to be

L. C. OWEN, Secretary. Charlottetown, Feb. 14, 1895.

PE. Island

ftler THU : ° 1894, the trains of this Raiiway will run daily (Sundays excerpted) as follows »—

iv (x;

CHEAP FLOUR FOR CASH.

BEER & GOFF have a large stock of Flour on hand, which they bought at the

tomers at a small advance on the cost.

BEER

Charljttetown, January 17, 1895—tu thw sat

eae semana uml

Railway

27th Dec?mber,

On and a RSDAY

Dairymea, Attention !

Of the Cheese and Butter Factories in fon in 1894, we furnished, to the satisfaction of al! concerned, the necessary paratus for the followinzg:—Winsloe, Seneaa, Tryon, Crapaud, Grand River, Dunk Biver, Mount Stewart, and Vernon River Bridge. : In the summer of 1894 we made nine Cheese Vate (each holding from 650 to 900 galions of milk), and two Butter Vats (each averaging 400 gallons of milk); no complaints were made—satisfaction given.

From our large experience in the past we are now better than ever prepared to meet the wants of Dairymen. We guaran-

tee satisfaction, aad respectfully solicit the patronage of those who are contemp-

plating the erection of Cheese or Butter Factories.

Our make of Vets is superior to all athers, and our fifteen and twenty gallon ens are the best and cheapest in the pro- wimce.

Terms to suit puchasers.

M. STEVENSON. fie] 4—3m dy & wky

‘50 YEARS

For tne last 50 years Cough

BK ss 00s csca's cnn dE: <ccc.os-s0eeve 2 adits sos +--Cape Travese.....

Traim® are ran by Easté.rn Standard Time G Pr POT ees. en Mgr Govt Railways — Moncton, N B. A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown.

dec2é

Royal Military College of 0: nada.

Information ter Candidates,

The Annual Examinations for Cade‘sbips

ae in the Royal Military Coll will take piace

A large stock of FLOUR at the Head austens of the covenant Military

] MEAI ] d oe ich candidates reside, in June each :

- an eee In addition to the facilities the College

ZERO PRIGES !

ae

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ?

We make a specialty of the

CASH GROCERS, Block, Victoria Row.

It means that our prices have tonched rock bottom.

Newson

febl3

°F

is in good repair. some are newly built. There are two or- chards, varieties of fruit. from the city. Terms easy.

_febl3—3m dy & wky

If you want Boots or Shees

as to lead towards Electrical Meteorological Service, ments of a

cludes what is

jects required for the

affords for an education in Military Subjects, the course Of instruction is such as to afford a thoroughly training ia tialto a high end general modern education,

a. scientific and sound Ii departments which are essen-

The Civil Engineering Course is complete nd thorough in all branches. Architecture

forms a separate subject.

bj The Course of Physics and Chennistry is such ‘Engineering, and other depart- lied science.

The Ob! py Course of Surveying in-

laid down as isecessary for the rofeasion of Dominion Land Surveyor. The oluntary Course comprises the higher sub- degree of Dominion

z . Topographical Surveyer. phic Sur- Farm For Sale. _| this month go where you get| vyingitainetaneut them the cheapest, at the Old Four Commissions in e Imperial Regu’ar The subscriber offers for sale hig Yaluable ~ Aer wal ened annually.

Reliable Shoe Store. Yours for Shoes at zero

prices. A. E. McEACi SEN.

arm, containing about sixty acres House There are six outbuildings,

one‘ ontaining sixty trees of different About one and a half miles

C. BENOIT,

2 On $290, r . consisting of ten months’ r a eas

For turther information ply te the Adju-

|

Medicins have been coming an and dying out, but during all this tims

SHARP'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND

Never left the Front Rank for Curing

CEOUP, V@UECES AND COLDS. All Druggist @ and aneat Grocerymen sell it. B@P 25 centsa

ARMSTRONG & CO.,

Proprietors, St.°John, ASB. nov23—d i Bec: ce Tenders wi!l be received by the wmder sig ned until the first day of Mardi ‘for che erection of an Episcopal Church m Souris.

Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of Mr. A. E. Clark, railway station,

Souris. WILLIAM KNIGHT,

Secretary. Feb 13—2w ie

MANDOLIN.

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lowest point touched by the Flour market, and they are now offering it to their cus- Their new high-grade brand, called “LILY

QUEEN,” has been giving splendid satisfaction, and they can confidently recommend it as the best Family Flour on the market to-day.

& GOFF. DR. H. D. JOHNSON

EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street

Aug 16, ’94—ly

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

under this heading charged

five cents per line. ESIRA RESIDENCE TO LET~—The residence on Prince Street at present eccupied

by the subscriber, containing eleven room besides ntry and cupboards; is hea threughout with bot water, fitted for electric lights, and has double doorsand windows Possession given on May Ist next. Enquire on the premises to F. 8. Moorg.