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THE-DAILY EXAMINER. -- ——_--—— . - It is now announced that the so-called FEBRUARY 17, 1893. |extraditioa treaties between the United

| States, France and Russia, recently ratified | by the Washington Senate, are backed by

Notes and Commenis. « secret alliance offensive and defensive be-

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Sprectat DespatcHes to THe ExaMINER.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17

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ANNUAL MEETING,

NEW DEPART.AENT!

Wis tween the three countries named, The

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—ExeGovernor Hoard,

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

haps “thé” foremost” practicat datryme te the + Washington—eorresp mdent of the New on ; : -: a ‘ . . . | es i , ve United States, says ‘if t ow could talk, | York Press says that the negotiations to ‘ {x) [Con pany will be held. at thelr ‘aes . = wonld ery oytforan impreved breed © }this end have been pending for six years, The Budget Debate. poh ne "9 rte EDNE=DAY ck Streets, Chart : , | lettetewn, on CDNESDAY, t ret rymeés. | Or known to either the political or diplo GENTLEMEN anelill . ned up our lacr?. w hd cls od | March, 789%, at the hour of eleven o'clocs out —Massachusetts requires each party in| matic world. Of course the negotiations 1s —_—— ne aving ope P io ae ' a a an slection-eontest-to-wake.adeclaration of | to extradition have been known ; it is the Mantle Room in the centre of our Store as a GEN?LE- | aie sonal F. W, HR

ite expenses in the campsigu. The record

| understanding as to a war alliance

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lion. Mr. Haggart’s Reply to

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of the Presidential contest.shows that half| new. The Press says : Sir ich rd Cartwri ht. a million dollars was paid out on behalf of) — « 1p ratifying these treaties the United Sir Richa Is ; various parties. The number of votes Cast) states government has received distinct —_ Hats and Caps. As we will require to whe thie Boom in

was 390,060. The averayve expe! each voter who came to the polls, was there- fore, $1 30. Ifthe rule in Massachusetts holds throughout the Union the 12,065 59d

liture on |

| pledges, both orally, through the Russian and French legations in Washington, and by correspondence through our department of state with the foreigu offices of those

Grit Consistency Again Set Forth.

Orrawa, Feb. 17.

the month of May for our Ladies’ Mantles, we our Hat Trade in March and April.

call and inspect our large stock of New and Fashionab'e |

We will offer the very | best makes at low prices to effect this purpore trusting

want t» do

ORGAN RECITAL,

(IN AID OF ORGAN FUND),

votes cast for the various presidential can-| > vernments of their support, by force if ‘i 2 ans . y —— a hav as ee ‘ oe £0 €X | necessary, against any interference by Hon, Mr. Haggart resumed the Budget every gentleman in Charlottetown will visit this New J nditure of over $15,000,009 mere 1s Germany, Great Britain, or any other] debate yesterday afternoon replying to Sir : livery . ’ j Lager time in a United States’ electio® |) Puropean power, with the maintenance by Richard Cartwright with a force and Department, whether he intends to buy = not. Ey ~ oe Ti ST. JAMES HURGH ‘ than any other institu'icn on the earth,/+),. United States of what is confmonly | fluency that surprised those whe did not son invited. All _ kinds of shapes to suit every taste. ON '

but it looks as if Uncle Sam paid full price

for the article. words, the control of the Hawaiian Islands,|ready speaker. In dealing with the Monday Evening Februa 2 Here and there are continua ropping |the annexation of British America, the}ex-Finance Minister's strictures on : os a ’ Tih, a wp queer sto: ‘es of sufferibg and death caused | gcquisition of Cuba, of Hayti and Sanjthe National Policy, Mr. Haggart > Q. R. S. P.—Quick Returns and Small Profits will be our ry .

by the benighted barbarism of the English pation in doing without fires in the winter time. A public hospital of all places in the world is the last one would imagsine could do without heat. Here is a little story from the famous Guy's Hospital in London that carries its own curious commentary on English civil ization :

** Millicent Croft's little baby fell ill with teething, and the mother took it to Guy's. She reached there at 10 o'clock in the morning and sat in a cold waiting room with her child for five long, freezing hours before her turn came From 10 to 11, from 1) till 12, until 1, 2, 3, o'clock and after, baby shivered ard cried while its mother chafed it to keep it from freezing to death. Finally when the doctors did see the littie one it had grown weary of fighting sgainst the cold and quietly died.”

—The St. John Telegraph * Ua- fortunately there have been ACCUSA- tions made of late against the ministers 01 religion than at any past period in the his tory of our province. In a number of these cases public scandals have developed, whil in other instances sir gossip has been

says. more

termed the ‘Monroe doctrine.’ In other

Domingo, and the ultimate expulsion of Great Britain from Bermuda, are all possi- bilities, in fulfilling which the United States would be upheld by the two powers which in European politics are most directly opposed to the Dreibund, the alli- ance between Germany, Austria and Italy. Should England protest against the acquis- ition of the Hawaiian Islands or the annex- ation of Canada by the United States, the British lion could do nothing more than growl in the face of the forces which are thus brought to the support of our new navy.”

The Press proceeds to exult over power- ful naval forces that would be at the back of the United States in the event of war with Eogland,—Russia with 389 vessels, manned by 29.254 men, maintained at a cost of $21,- 266,000 yearly, and France with 388 vessels, carrying 54,841 men, maintained at a cost of $38,000,000. These, combined with the new navy of the republic, would sweep the seas and dominate the world. What is a very neat and convenient feature of the

know that the Minister of Railways was @

showed that it had added 113 articles to the free list of the Mackenzie tariff and that working on its lines the Government was steadily reducing the burden of taxa- tion. He traversed Sir Richard Cart- wright’s exodus figures, and read from the United States census to show that the total number of Canadians in the Republic in 1890, was but 216,310 more than it was in 1880, following with extracts from Sir Richard Cartwright’s budget speech of 1874, to the effect that, on account of the westward trend of the Empire, we could not expect auy great increase of population in the older provinces. The reading of theee extracts was received with loud applause by the Conservatives. The vacillating trade policy of the Opposition was closely analyzed by the Minister of Railways, who invited the member for South Oxford to reply tv Mr. Blake’s statement that the **Liberal party wee agreed that free trade is an impossibility.” Mc. Haggart took up, one by one, the pub- lic expenditures, and defied the opposition

Prices away down,

JAS. PATON

Charlottetown, February 13, 1893.

motto in this and every Department this season.

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«& CO MR. S. N. EARLE, —

Assisted by the Choir of the Church, | SOLOISTS :—Mrs. Malcolm Me 'Mrs. Rovome and Mrs. E. i. Norton,

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THE NEW “YOST”

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Is unquestionably the most perfect, most satisfactory as well as the most machine in the market to-day. If you doubt it, inquire of any of the following among

aaeets penal a : o dich ‘ae alliance, a8 onthned in the Press, is that | to show wherein they could so reduce them a numerous firms who have the ** YOST,” old and new, in use ; many of them 2

tion of things is deeply regrettable. It calls "it does not commit the United States to}as to admit ef any wholesale reduction in Ribben and Shift-key machines :—Messrs Daniel and Boyd, Manchester, Robertson &

for fearless, open investigation, followed, | 82 violation of the negative part of the} the tariff. The first charge on our revenue Allison, J & A McMillan, Hon A G Blair, Barker & Belyea, U A Palmer, Halifax Banke Sd sede ba. by the cutting off of the offend. | seemene Goctcing, which fe to oveld in-jues COAORRESY Sache on Se public ing Company, ES Carter (Progress), E ‘fC Knowles, Whittaker Bros, A W Maer, fae ing hand and the plucking out of the of volving the republic in the broils of debt, for which debt the opposition were a W Frank Hatheway, Morrison & Lawlor, H Chabb & Co, Exhibition Association, z :

fending eye. This is no vine for “hugger | 2uropean politics. It is only when | equally responsible with the Governmont. Board of Trade, and others, St John : Messrs Black, Jordan & Bliss, Wesley Vanwart _

Kee" lone of the other European powers] Mr. Paterson, of Brant, who followed, &c, Fredericton ; J T Whitlock, St Stephen ; Gillies & Melichen, Sydney, OB,

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mugger,” concealment, sinster methods and manceuvres ‘or advantage. Nothing short of full publicity, equal to both accuser and ac cused, will restore the waning confidence of men in their churches and their ministers

might attempt to check the new expansive policy of this republic that sueh interfer- ence would mevt with the united resistance ot the armies and navies of Russia and France, the historic friends of the United

had the floor at six o’clock, and concluded at 9.16.

He was followed by Hon. Mr. Daly.

At 10.15 Mr. Edgar moved the adjourn- ment of the debate, and on motion of Hon.

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E hereby thank our friends and customers for their patronage during the past fourteen years, and are

Hotel Dieu, J Fred Benson, Chatham ; 8 E Whiston, Frank B Carter, Halifax; WM Christie, Windsor, NS ; DS McLellan, Truro ; White, Allison & King, Suesex; MN Cockbarn, St Andrews. . ‘

Send for Illustrated Catalogue to IRA CORNWALL, General Agent for the Mar — time Provinces, 134 Prince William Street, St. Juhn, or to ce “or i

We need not add that no class in the com : ; : . ! States.” e Mr. ; .

munity have ® more vital interest in this, ee eee snag a Foster the House adjourned pleased to be able to say that the late fire will not compe! ‘ D. B. STEWART, Agent, Charlottetown,

than those honest, earnes', anc _ pure’ | sia all the bones the way they do the other our retirement from business, although it dees compel our) _f>1!—6 eod ‘Queen ” Insurance Offics, .

minded men, who remain faithful ministers among some faithless.”

Personal.

Mrs. Cunningham recently died in Leeds, Ont , aged 102 years.

King Humbert has made Nerdi, poser, Marquis of Busselo, in

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recoguition of

side of Jordan,” to modify the words of an vld negro song. It is not improbable that at Paris and St. Petersburg there may be a less one-sided version of the new triple al- liance—if there is an alliance.

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McGill University.

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DOMINION RIFLE ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING.

Orrawa, Feb. 17.

seeking new quarters. We bave been fortunate in being able to secure the commodious building lately occupied by Messrs. Patton Bros, on Queen Street, two doors below Messrs. Prowse Bros., and will there have all the favi'itics necessary to the proper carrying out of our large and in- creasing. Grocery and Seed Business. We trust tht usd r

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the success and merits his lest opera, WE note in the Montrea) Star yt} At the annual meeting of the Dominion . ° 3 : "oo ed a eee 6b tbe eheneatin anacal Menara the sad. | Artillery Association, Cul. Armstrong was the circumstances all our friends and customers will make it | A BLWSRD of oe Th ussud Dalle Pa TE sone a gl eo Soar eaii8 tents of Applied Science, James A. Mc- elected President, and Col. Moore, of Char-}a@ point to find our new place of business and give us the a eee ‘he subscriber team y Tht 13 Phail, president of the fourth year students lottetown, and Col. Ball, of Newcastle, be fi f h . he . re why wil g've suck information a oo. . oy ae the ys —one of our Island boys—occupied the | Viee-Presidents. nefit of their patronage. We shall open the New Stoe had to the cupviction of the persen on pet con a lew igo by the Nigh wev ~ . ° . aho ire to e Dp : ¢ : Henry C. Potter, idiean Bishop of New| chair, and beside him sat W. C. Me- a eee February 16th, with a new stock of goods. Cha ‘ells tattanae bve. et Seana a. York. : Donald—another of our Island boys— e balance of goods saved from the late fire will be kept Fubrusry, inst. m : : The Montreal Gazette publisics the follow-|the munificent benefactor of the [PS ND DOWNS OF MK TING . . re . P Sea Tete tag tnepn consersing, the zarth oon of William | Feoukty. Profemor Bovey, Deon of the A A ‘|}separate and sold at prices to suit. E. RIGG BROW, MePhaill, Eeq., of Falconwood: ‘The cor-| Faculty, Professor McLeod, Dr. Johnson, me ration eae U biversity nominate d Mr. and other distinguished teachers were B B t Ages, é ames A. McPhail to receive the scholarship] among the invited guests. The latter reen eats Hagen. Ch’town, Feb, 13, 1893—dy tf a - of £150 per enaues (9/o") for two years offer gentleman, in response to a toast, referred a OVERDUE ACCOUNTS COURTESY ed by Her Majesty's commissioners for tiie “ exhibition of 1851. Mr. McPhail is a student Hl their future and that of the country. Sr. Joun, Feb. 17 ee . ? Y $1 000 REWARD! 7 im the fourth year of applied science.” omid _ —— 7S make ss ao Se We beg to intimate to those who have not yet squared/' extended to all. No trouble , In the Ottawa Citizen appears a list of the} it must be throagh her leaders, and it was} Breen beat Hagen in a one-mile exhibi- their Fall aecounts. that t th t ll d thirteen surviving ‘Fathers of Confederation,” the duty of their colleges to develop gocd|tion raee yesterday. Time, 3m. 2s. : , ’ at we expec em to call at once an to show gcods even if you do HE above reward will be paid in Com x ube are as follows: (1) Sir W P Howland, | men. a university wes making progress, Sage fal on the ice, and to this accident|settle either in cash or approved notes. We do not wish to ; mercial College currency for the die rn 1811; (2) Hon R B Dickey, born 1812; | and its evidences cou seen on every | his friends attribute his failure. : : . , > i 7} co of n Bayole : (3) Sir A T Galt, born 1817; (4) Sir Ambrose | hand. The Faculty of Applied Science had ae - harsh measures, and hope this reminder will be|not want to buy . It isas — other t han a COLUM BIA ance til com Shea, born 1818; (5) Sir S L Tilley, born] one hundred more students this session suincient, . : i a proc e 1818; (6) Sir F B Carter, born 1819; (7) Sir] than last, and at the University there were _ neaeee =. to get out of our Store as into ines ba ov she peer ‘; a * . Teasers bere 0a; o tteate tae nine hundred students. It is pleasing to Orrawa, Feb. 17 . we thieke: 3 the time of pa-chase ill be 8 cuiced Sala , Set; on Mc- e a : : . . ; ' . Dougald, born January 18, 1522; (10) Hon T hi te th: a G. Alley a ee Last session the P. E. Island Legislature , : ee _ the a will be paid. H Haviland, born November, 1822; (11) Hon | ee eeeet eters en ee eaten Pho [Passed a bill abolishing the Logislative ill find it. to y ; ¢] Cunt make acy mistaln Si Peter Mitchell, born 1824; (12) Sir Hector - so second the toast to ‘The Rate ; a ag wi ind it to your interest experience with almo-t every coneeiwable angevin, born 1826, and (13) the Hon AA ws en. ‘ . is ‘make of wheels hus sath fied is z McDonald, born 1829. It will be observed omen Pan sess gegen not to go away without taking) pride cf the vcean ” is she jen of = Sehtenn, ily Oteer icmehatine ies athe AnorHer Porsonrnc Case. —The case of] ernor-General’s opinion. The biil has now Grocers and Seedsmen, 136 Queen Street. d t f h | manana 98 peptone. : aia, °— r . . aaa Trarhhn as adaaninaecs ree ee es — by a Fed- advantage Of fuch an oppor- sine : R M. TO bE Th ak @ tien i ali. | Po#8° s wife in order that he might | eral Council. and as it lacks the royal assent . . e086 Agent for P. E. oan oe eee os ieee = bay Mery ——- — woman, is set down for trial] it fails to take effect. Charlottetown, February 16, 1893. i tunity to get a good pair of | ——____—_--——— — ei Walker, of Oswego, who is in New York ona at New York on the first Monday in March, a a a : ee . ees A small slim individual, with a ee ee eed This case is Fire at Chatham BOOTS very cheap. US2N2sS3 Pro ; round boyish face, short black hair just | S!muar to the celebrate arris poisoning ciesiadl ; og touched with gray, steel rimmed eye-glasses, | Case, in that the alleged victim was the > ~ Ww ki Se wearing a black Prince Albert coat, dark | wife of the accused. In that there was no Cuatmax, Feb. ii. ee ee ee AT CARDIGAN. Ss trousers, button shoes, silk hat and brown| suspicion of foul play till a newspaper A fire yesterday destroyed 4 building =— : oods that h 2 b li I tl ca Ne military cape—that's the doctor, ‘'n Satur-| startled the community with an _ ex- cupied by M. & J. Hickey, with $3,000 g an cen sngatly HAVE decided J , day afternoon she occupied a box at the] posure of the whole story. In that the worth of goods. Muirhead’s block was aleo now alive for eds my soem ‘consist b pt Music a, How oddly she looked body of the alleged victim had lain long completely gutted. William Richards, damaged by smoke, and we wert. a one Lot, with good Stable R a 2 ot st eo i ii a > d d ‘y ; . i a % conte ha! f P f Ti ee ae, aes SiiSjqeuy | in the grave before the exposure, and in/ DOPiIO0 ieee thee furniture, with m0 ia : : : will give our’ castomers.. the |" “= om techs on the teams zm that the prosecution must rely for its con SF A Se CSERES, WES BS M: & qr ” y y , little doctor would have many followers os ; : : : Hickey’s build STORK AND WHARF PROPERTY < especially if the present condition of the | Viction mainly upon circumstantial evi- Sor Oe ickey’s building was insured . . best Busine-s stend at Cardigan. The site streets continues. As she says “ Perhaps dence, with scientific medical and chemical | ‘0 $1,000, but there was no insurance on opportunity of getting goods | Gecee ae fost, with frost-proet Gam Ft I do not look so nice when I leave the house eee for its foundation. In the Dr. the block. t ] t thei . |is tho beat In King's County. a ’ d o r a it e it is t A a LT ’ f . Se ee ene rma Tat scr | sccution thet sftse divoreing his Gat ilo] . Church Division in St. Sok. Q OT efew minutes walk | venture to say she | (a native of Halifax) he married the woman _—_ * : FOR CASH ONLY. ae ee Se would willingly bein my shoes for I can keep | now dead to obtain her wealth. She own- Sr. Jonn, Feb. 17. a é ° a & J. F. NORTON, ~* my clothes dry which she cannot do. ed a good deal of property, and within] The trouble is not yet over in Rev. Syd- 7 Or to E.H.N sy ’ a three weeks after her death it is claimed he| ney Welton’s church. A minority who de- oa OE aricieels . News Notes. remarried his divorced wife and paid up a aod to accept the Se oe cons ] ! t febl3- 2w eod wky 3! gtar - ae lot of Boston debts with the money Jeft b i ; ; z an : Daring tho month of January 420 Eog-| Me alleged vee Paathad (orgy meen ie el Beli: ac if ishmen and one Scotchmen emigrated to ’ : , 5° ; — A TRIP mae Dc adaeghl’ cald. they coutomplate withdeswing from| est Hirish and Seoteh Roglish and Conde} QUEEN STREET Winnipeg capitalists are organizing 4 see veel senteetins ot tha Seat of Cow ee ee et TABLINGS, NAPKIN | 1S us’ 7 strong company to manufacture binding | ductor W.H. Pushie,of the Rill’s Bay, Nfld. rail- , » HAP 8, SHEETINGS, PILLOW) Charlottetown, Feb. 15, 1893. IN ST. JAMES HALL, twine there. way line, which occurred the other day. It Young Stanley—Better. pecial pri : . S The Right Hon. Arnold Morley, Post- appears that Conductor Pushie (who is a ae - etc., at 8 prices dur- COTTONS, SHIRTINGS, > —_-_ Under the Auspices of the Help: Es master-General, denies that the Govern-| brother of Mr. John Pusbie, butcher, Mount Montreat, Feb. J7. |. OST—On the street. on the night of February iog Hand Society = ment is considering the subject of Imperial | Stewart) was standing in the doorway of the} A cable from London says: ** Lord tan* ing February. House- TICKINGS, etc. A large Sh, 6 Wises senin Giving cae, Winder ; penny postage. flanger, with his head leaniog against the door ley’s son is improving.” . ‘ pe ee eS Shek cadadeeaeiieapidiieicatitiiinimnct pont. The engine had just cleared a snow keepers will save many and very choice stock. - — A. BARTLETT, Esq , wil delivers . Tue Sranxey arrived in Georgetown this | >»=k, and the snow was thrown against the Weather Bulletim : : ; — ee \NTED—By the beginning of May or Sep-/ 444 Lecture, * In. ion ‘Arcued Petia,” é forenoon about eleven o'clock. She will | ides of the flanger with such force that the dollars by buying Now § ar ii] NEW SPRING PRINTS sian eesti ea eight with Stereopticen Views, on 1UBSDAL Re

lay up at Georgetown to-day to clean boil- ers, and will be ready to resume work by

door closed instantly, striking Pusbie in the side of the head pinning him against the door post and kjlling him instantly. Mr. Pushie

Tonowz0, Feb. 17.—10 a. m. Fair and cold.

: 4 inattractive Dress patterns. |

and buying FROM US.

2ist February. Proceeds in aid «f the organ fund. Admiesion ticke's, 15 cents, st . D.

febl7—3i pd

Lose. the vicinity of the store of Peer & Geff, a poct et book containing a small eum

the last of the month. was a native of Antigonish, N.S., whither the arial aati er tige . — * * - of money and some ers. The find ’ 3, . Concert. — Come to the concert in| °!¥ a be ee intermeat. He leaves a *** Sete ee ae — a oblige by leaving. it et aa Tebis ay Drug Store aud Dedd's Medial pi Euston Street Hall this Friday evening. | Yi 04 two children. Boneless Fish, Codfish. Herri sn dae arian etna sie iia iat to Seen ‘7.3 Lecture ot8 ie er -. sine ar. : ALE—A hand-ome double sleigh, with ors Open & 30 p.m ture An excellent programme has been pre Eacu Wantep Him.—We read, on the au- ' 0 ' erring : or wi‘ hout roves, will be sold cheap. Apply | o'clock, , wist—f ii a at THE EXAMINER office. lw—fel4 eens

pared. Tickets, 5 cents; reserve seats, 10 cents Feb 12 4i

The cheap sale of canned goods,

thority of the Acton. Oat., Free Press, that the young ladies of a local club had long been teasing a local *‘young man” for not getting

BXS. BONELESS FISH, 3006 lbs. CODFISH,

1750

Lace Curtains and Embroideries.

O HIRE—At C, I. Smallwood’s Grocery, cor- ner of Prince and Richmond Streets, a horse

and sleigh at reasonabie rates. This is first- elass turnout in every way. Parties should cel!

Removed to Stamper Blooh

apples, and other goods, saved married. He said: ‘‘l'll marry a girl of your pi

from ime fire. is still going on at) club aS & secret vote, ae Sey - — ea iedil HERRING. oi see. 2m (2aw)—dec*l manne : eo. Carter & Co's, two dovrs be- | ™Y He. nere were nine members of the is sale of ours means more than a few goods hastily bought and cheapl UND—A busch of k co : Y febl7 tf | club. Each girl went into a corner and used N., B. & M. RATTENBURY. marked to attract trade. It means constant search—buying—making ready. Pr Fr Apply e Patron BRos. — fea DR. J ° P . M ORRA !

low Prowse Bros.

The public will imagine that something is wrong with OUR UPPER STORY when}! they hear the prices we are offering in boots | end shoes during this great sale.—J. M. MeLeed & Ceo.

great caution in preparing her ballot and dis- guising the handwriting. The result of the vote was that there were nine votes cast, each girl receiving one. The young man remains a bachelor, the club is broken up, and the girls

. are ali mortal enemies.

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means every centre, foreign and domestic, has been explored. Ic means what the power of cash can do. It means that only goods of standard and reliable makes an* qualities were beught and will be sold at the lowest possible prices.

BEER BOS.

ANTKD—A girl for general bhourework.

Apply to Mus. A. CAMERON, Pow na! br. feba

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pega? mornipg, an upper set of false wher may nave same b ing | this advertisement, ww oe

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