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MOON’S CHANGES. Pull Moon, 6th, 5h., 20m.

Last Quarter, 13th, 10h., 28m ° 7 New Moon, 18th, 6b., 21m. First Quarter, 28th, 10h., 05m. | Bigh Water. Sur

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Ai Morn.; Aft Friday {750/645 5 24 614 2Saturday 8 44 8 10 — : oe 3Sunday 925'|914|} 20 | 16 #Monday 959 1004/| 18 | 18 STuesday 10 30 1047) 16 | 19 6 Wednesday 11 00 ll 28 i oe ,7Thursday 11 31 12 | 22 | 8 Friday 010 1203! 11 | 23 +OSaturday | 0 55 12 30 9 | 24 10 Sunday | 1 44 112 59 ? | 26 11 Monday 27 i we 2 a 2 Tuesday 3 37 | 2 2 3 | 2 3 Wednesday 4 51 | 3 28 1-| 30 G4i\Thursday | 6 10/5 01 4 5? 31 BS Friday 1918/639) $7 ; 33 €6Saturday | 818/810! 56 | 34 7 Sunday 1906'921; 54 36 M8 Monday {947 1015 | 52 | 37 29 Tuesday (10 25 11 01) 50 38 | Wednesday 11 00 48 | 39 Bl'Thursday 11 32 1143) 46 | 41 22 Friday }022 \12 Ol, 44 | 42 23/Saturday | 101/12 22} 43 | 43 24 Sunday | 141/12 44| 42 | 45 25 Monday }222;108| 40 | 46 26 Tuesday 3054141) 38 47 27, Wednesday _ 3 52 | 2 25 36 49 RBiThursday | 4 47 | 227) 34 | 50 29) Friday }5 48/442) 32 | 51 BO Saturday (649 614) 30 53 ; j

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Columbias and Others

There are two kinds of Wheels, COLUMBIAS and all others. Columbias are in a class by®themselves, Prices 44, 60, 85 and 140 dollars. The 60 dollar wheel is equal to the§ best high grade bi- cycle on the market of any other make. Each wheel guar- anteed by a company who do not know how to make slop goedse The purchaser of a bicycle from me will be taught to ride free.

R. M. YOUNG, Agent for P. E. J,

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Str Campana

Will leave¥Montreal first trip about Monday, 25th April, Send instruc- tions ‘o your shipping agents early to secure raom, as there is likely to be more offered than sufficient to fill her. ~ 4 CARVELL BROS., Agents,

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THE PAILY EXAMINER, Cl ARLOTTETOWN APRIL 23, 1898,

THE DAILY EXAMINER

APRIL 23, 1898.

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THE LATEST TRICK.

Ir appears that the Liberals are playing in other parts of Canada the same game

as they have played in this Province. They have voted liberal grants in aid of public works and spent only a smal]

smouotof the grants. For instance, the Owevn Sound Times points out thas of $50,- 000 voted in two years for harbour im- provements at that place only about $18,- 000 has been expended. The people of the Owen Sonnd District are paturally curious to know what bas become of the balance. The Times says :—

“If the Minister of Public Work; is holding back the $32,000 which ie, or should be at the town’s credit for harbour improvements for the purpose of building a dry dock, well and good. Ifhe is using it on some other work, the fact should bes known. If it is reverting tothe Dominion treasury, what would the deficit be if all the money voted were expended.”

The voting of money which they do not spend is certainly consistent with the Gov- erament’s record fo: deceit and sharp practice.

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Abolitionthe Only Cure.

If ever the Senate was popular now,

uvpopular it 12

It has saved usamil ion on the Drum- mond deal, avd goodaess knows how

much on the Yukon +ffar.

The disappdinted exploiters are anxious to punish the Upper House,

Israe) Tarte says it will have to be abo-

lished, so does the Crow’s Nest coal land organ the Gicbe. Un the other hand, the London Adver-

tiser hol!s that all that is ueeded is some other way of constructing the Senate.

We think the Tarte-G!lobe scheme of abolition is the cnly one that will meet the needs of our present rulers,

Ao elected Senate is just as likely to atop A stealas an appointed one.—Mail and Empire.

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GOLDWIN SMITH

A Toronto despatch tothe Star reports that Goldwin Smith, recently retareed from the States, when interviewed on the situation as regards the United States and Spain, said that the letter clase of the people of the United States with whom he had come in contact during bis stay across the border were in favor ofa peaceful solution of the difficulty with Spain, “My own decided impression,” Mr. Smith continued, “is that the United States is being hurried into war before the resour- ces of diplomacy have been exhausted, ard when Spain is offering conederable con-~ cession, by the violence of Congressional fire-eaters and the sensation press against the good sense of the community. War about the destruction ot the Maine is manifestiy premature. The act bas not ben traced to the Spanish Government Or anv One connected with it; and before

any demand for indemnity has been mnade and refused, “I fear the political consequences to

the Republic.”

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Mail and Empire: The Spanish navy must be good as far as it goes, since most of the vessels have been designed, built, armed, aud fitted out in England.

Mail and Expire: Sir Louis Davies is not making any speeches on the budget this time. Last year, when the reciprocal clauses were under discuseon, Sir Louis fell foul of Sir Charles Tupper’s declaration that we could no give preferred duties to Great Britain so long as Belgian and German treatics were in force without also giving them to Belzinm and Germany. He knew al! abou: it, and every body who gave an opinion adverse to his own was guilty of @ “‘ridic- ulous absurdity.” The Jaw cflivers of the Crown in London have pronounced Sir Charles Tupper right and Sir Louis abso- lutely wrong. So Sir Louis is not giving any legal opinions this session.

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How She Did Her Duty.

The big liner came up the bay, steamed up the river and was soon tied at its wharf. The customs officers were on hand. Mme. Champignon Aloute, the celebrated French traveler, was aboard. They had been ap- prised of her coming. She was loaded with dutiable articles they had been told. She must not escape. Down the gang- plank came Mme. Champignon, with a French poodle and a smile of similar na- tionality. The officers one and all crowded around her.

‘*Have you anything dutiable, madame?”

‘“*Yes, messiecurs. I have 10 bottles of Bordeaux whisky, 30 bottles of champagne, 860 pairs of kid gloves, 20 watches, 30 chatelaines, 27 rings, 6 bracelets, 9 pairs of earrings, 1 string of pearls, 941 diamonds, 12 studs, 19 pairs of cuff buttons, 91 boxes of cigars’’—

‘All right, madame. have all fainted.’’

“T thought they would. go.’’—New York Journal.

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OUR LOCAL LEA

What they don’t Know About the

Dairy Business.

firk,—Mr. Warburion certainly shows his ignorance of the subject of dairying _ carried On in this Province by the €cn- vervative govercment, when he says it is

being further fostered by the @rit goverv-

ment. How is it being “fostered?” All ihe checse makers in this Province up to @ year avo were either Ontario men or own young men €ducated inthe Ontario system ot cheese making. They made from our P. E. Island milk

flavour from aud which fiavour, rated by ihe yriis as etink, lb. advance on any Now, let us see how ihe Grit government “further” foster~ eithe iudustry. They were po sooner in possession of the goverument than they withdrew ali financial aid and superinten- dence of ibe ls an! faciories and cold them to paddie their own canoe. Then they appointed lWwu lospec ors to superin tend the business Ou the [s!aud and instruct our

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cheese makers howto make cheese, | think Mr. Dillon onr efficient dairy man recommended two cheere makers from Ontario Mr. Spillet |

and Mr. Bristow, bo h good grits. Whai| did the so callei Mini-ter of agriculture do? He appoinied Mr, Spillet for the Eastern end ot the Island and one of the pigeous

out of his own flock in Quebec forthe. Western part. Now you may ask what difference did it make? Juat tui: the |

system Of making cheese in Ontario and Que bec is so diff-rent tua: Quebec cheese, which is designated im Montreal as “French goods” * or Quebeckers,” sells for a halfto acent per lb less than Ontario. One poiat of difference in manufacture is in COukmy the enids which in Ontario is done at 98° while in Quebec at 102° wiich difference makes atuugh leathery curd and, besides, it fries out a lot of the butter fat which is wasted in the whey. Last rummer eOme unscrupulous shippers ip Mortreal bought largely of theso called French cheere and shipped them to England as Ontario make. [he consigners detected the fraud immediately »nd threw the goods oa the shipper’s hands.

Laurer and his satelite, Davies, promised us cold storage aud an ocean steamer, but all he steamer we have had was an old tug boat called tne “Petrei” and now Mr. H.C. McUVooald tells us there is no doubt but @ stesmer wil] cal] this summer, Stil] we cannot help doubting. Perhaps there is another bye election on band which may be the cau-e of these further assurances. Where is the other member of the delegas tion, Mr. Richard-? Why is he not or hand to give us his assurance that all will be wel!?

lagree with Mr. Warburton that the factories should be under a proper system of inspection. But we cannot have any uniformity while a Quebec inspector is try- ing to upset all the work done by Mr. Ditlon. There are factories that wil! not allow the Quebec inspector on their pre- mises the coming eea-on,

The whole businese of the Provincial Legislature ought to bedone up in three weeks at most, but it ie now nearly 4 month since they met and still they ar: afraid to show a report ut bow they wasted our woLey last year

L. H.D.

O’Leary, Apri) 17th, 1898.

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living and healthy bodies. Hood’sSarsaparilla is the great blood purifier and the best Spring Medicine. Therefore it is the great cure for scrofula, salt rheum, humors, sores, rheumatism, catarrh, etc.; the great nervine, strength builder, appe- tizer, stomach tonic and regulator.

Fioods

7 Sarsaparilla ss druggists. $1 six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Get Hood’s ard only Hood’s.

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I have received instructions to sell by | Auction, atthe premises. op Thursday, the 5th day of May next,atll o’clock a.m.

The beautiful residence of the Hon. F. Peters, “Sid mount.”

This property comprises 20 of acres ex- cellent land, with large and commodious dwelling house and out buildings.

The house is fitted with modern im provements, having hot and cold baths, heated with hot gwater, and jighted with electric lights.

The grounds sre beautifully laid out and planted with ornamentsi trees,

Ter ms easy and made known at sale.

R, BEARISTO,

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