In competition with it are steamers an!

sthoorers of which men in business are

ready to take advantage, while farmers are

and in future numbers g.ve more.

I want it to be understood, Mr. Editor, that Iam not pressing any personal views on these things for I have been repeatedly

and that they obtained money from him forthat purpose are not calculated to edify the honest and independent electors of Tignish whether Liberal or Coaserva-

QUEEN STREET.

Orders by mail promptly attended to.

@) Has been our best friend.and as it is about passed away, let us give it a good send off by in- J

vesting in a nice dressing gown or smoking jac- }

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'y oY NS A A = —e - & : , . - a ene ee econ _ aca — ; ry ™“ Y - ae eer ane a - THE DAILY EXAMINER - : ° . : - THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1897. rn ale en en ee ede it or atten aaieneraee ee — vu —— Se ~~ } ; ° | duty to take the place of the oats Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report e Cen ten n ia grown by our own farmers, and pork fed e r 4 . : At 2 in the States will also be brought in here ‘ ’ y to drive our pork out of our own markets. | a n alas : € e i , s . . rey : 1a »} ,¢ er) , y eal | This, while the United States markets Spxomat Desearcees to Tae Examiner All persons indebted to th lremain closed tous! There is evidenily firin of MeKim on & M ‘Lear, sie . ' * |! cause for our farmers to awake to their for jialibilittes ireurred prev- [his is the Centennia , 7 vo. Norw.ch) oe WES ‘licus to the 18th day of Decem- : fear lur (the io ie Che Tariff! Commission is not coming I 96, 3 ‘eby . or eee oe ver, A.D. 1896, are hereby Inion Fire Insurance|)... p | S ie not consh ABSO PUR CHARLES. ea fe L nied , “ : Bn | her P. E. Island is not ¢ oa to LUTELY E ! notified to pay the amount of Society of Norw UNG.) be of sufficient importance to justify a wikis — : ; . | — Sad Government Com: | === <a : their respective indebtedness C This Society has | visit on the part of the Government Com- aye ; i i ‘ a oe ‘ RS Baki ' ; | missioners. Some other means of repre- | the want of the — gree! warm oe No Pariy Tunes in EN land We didn’t go before the Tariff Commissioners to speak jas the same accrues due, to the oe Te seded tu prepare them for the business o ‘ : . , “cla : is ice j i 11D IN LOSSES J senting the agricultural interests of thie | pete’ \ Prepare ( " on the reductions of duty on Boots & Shoes, but we are be- |undersigned, at his otlice in . ’ : . i ph wa . c : Me ‘ : é a : ‘ Pal : | Province m :8t therefore b+ foun}, It is much to be regretted that those) IN ST. PATRICK’S HALL, fore the pzople every day to prove that we have the best |Charlottetown, who alone 1 } social and domestic trials and difficulties : : : ' : . ? . ai W ; horized sceive the sime [es > sas ; stock and lowest prices of any bouse in th's country. e jauthorized to receive the same $58,000,000.00 are regarded with too much indifference, In Aid of the Poor. Canadians Will Sette Local Differences ; his si eT f y ane 7 - soe a le ees ee. Ate js te . | TECHNICAL EDUCATLOF OF FARMERS | and in country places and in towns ad a a idaae at Home don t say this simp y or brag, but t 1e peopie tell us and we /an gl : CC 2tpts an 41 And has $2.00 of Assets) ondage villages a lot of valuable time is spent to Friday, Jan. Sth, 1897 ; know they’re right From now until January Ist, charges therefor for every $1.00 of hiability| . : useless disputes about party politics, each a re W.S.STEWART lorevery ¢ i oe In this country the firmers are party blaming the other for things beyoud — Y S. STE AT. alth-orc. lne'ng clase e] , : os c a 7 _ , er tae yet , r ieee” meted oer ae — po ae 1. Piano Duet....., Mrs Dr. fF. Kelly and Lonxpown, Jan. 7. D «22—135 3w—wi " ; we su reter as tue 3 sive bey © Inc) pi toget ver with vigor and determina ion 0 Miss Lucy Cayen. No colonial statesman of recent yrars E. R. Brow — sagen m pai owe yes — bhe open the way for better times by eed Iecitation.......... Miss Bessie McPhee | has received a more notable tribu'e of AAPOR PSST RN EaeeneeeS " pg a ae ee st “© | out of = old ee living rong ~ 1 Odee aac veseeseee Miss E. Benoit | esteem from all parts po oe than . e & a and private interests, vent , *%- | means, doing as much as possible of their , . Sg a ae > Sas hea -d upon Sir Charles Tupper at e ; e ‘ — A oe ; : ’ a {. Violin Solo .......e Miss Maisy Coady | that beatowe pe ppe _— - — ees oe eS . ; eas own work, raising as much as possibile of 5. Song seein Mr. Chas. Hermans | the St George’s Club ov Tuesday night. ° { AL ° . wivancing the best ways and means (0) thir own provisions on theirown farms. ee ae ss ; Se PRiaehia te his eneech stadi- : : J iL . > : : 4 6. Corees BONG | ons00cedkeass Dr. Malouey | Sir Charles Tupper in his speech o 3 at cut on Slippers, creat cut} ®& ® Charlottetown | eacourage and promote that most desit-| Thus they will save their money. keep | 7" Sonu Nirs E-H.Nortua | ously avoided party politics and said that We offer a great cut on Boots, yreat cut on Slippers, eres 3 a ° / é eqnegenee. hoc iaidal ad v their places and get out of their difficul- PART Il. Canadians had no intention to trouble the on Felt Goods. ~ . .. g , ° : Agriculture is the first and most neces ties. This will bring on better times by a 5 ieaiddeent Delentions ona By the| Colonial office or British public with s j ° j sary of the arts and sciences, for it - ne better system of ecoromy, and infuse new Mesers and Mirces Hornshy. : their local differences. These the Can- : : oa an . : Dent Ee ee cee ant tie” cae | lit ond consene into bl and young. DY] 9. gsue M:«. DOM. Reddin Jr, | adians would settle among themselves. Don’t delay, buy now what you want: keep yoursel!|§ ° Se ee : re i a. or es . Soe oe adit ‘ F : : “ j Sequive 2 tee Se a F » Ble ty | their cows pay for their keeping ? OT Silla |, cons. occas ces Mr A.A. Bruce | This reference is thought to refer to the} warm, We will offer you great attraetions, We want to/8 ° TANUARY 7, 1897 ch ef sours e of revenus to t oo Tl io not take the trouble to inquire into the pital a Ae Capt Werks Lord Aberdeen-Tupper controversy which j ri otic d = to a ben util waee ° 7 n n 4 ° ’ e Provine al pry: Sh c anada. 7 seakine. There ure some, and not a few, 5 ds ee ae Master R. Hogg excite | some misgivings in official circles 1ayV S a grea win L Pp 0 a CCe SS 5 ‘ . ° VW in é ) . 5 o = sil-absorbiog Jt before us at sot who do not give their cows a chance to 6 MosAnie Selections. ...Miss Josie | here. Sir Charles Tupper returns to : : = 4 : se eel ahah: unin ie RATER aud more partic ularly before our Gover ~ | pay for the straw they eat, and they seem Smith, G. MeEachern, L. Hogan, M. Canada about the middle of February. ta 1 WJ 3 J e — ' ments is—how to heep our young men “© | to think they cannot live unless they have Gandy. aud Wr Mie. S e060 e ad 2 efarm? Our public schools strictly | (5 buy straw every spring to bring their] ~ te ore Mr W C. Whitlock 2 a » © ° Re L 1 of UG ‘ snd wit hout delay, demand a still further stock through. In this way their cattle is vas GOD SA VE 1 HE OQUKEN: NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL. es , i o ° Mr. H vr that pape i 8a usideration on the part of those who | to them a constant bill of expense. There Admission 15c : Money Saving Boot & Shoe Distributers. 2 > “Read Examia . save charge ofthem, in order to make ie a remedy forthis. We have been talk- : a : fe s P ) iT; 55 } e ee macetie them better able to meet the urgent require- | ing about bills, but the whiskey bill must - : = e GSEPTIVEL e Pr tha ‘ : v ps a al io # “ aed er. : ; ° a és . © eo set ments of the times. It is not supposed | peccive a particular consideration by t E t f ( d T (l a ‘ ee ’ : claim sat the leading object of our national itself, for it is so alarmingly large by times & § aul Al ‘ X éDS10n 0 ala lal ra t 9 e WITHOUT > ns Z ean chools is to prepare and urge our ycung that it must get a special treatment. s : sav? ow for & , "se ; men and women to go to the States or to ae. Onand after MONDAY, ab Janu az ce ° P 4X € gr S @9 Stan . waidh foaa me radea that are th h trains of this Kaiiway will run dally e ferred 30, pe and by | hore professions and trades a ae St. Teresa’s. Suadays excey ted) as follows .— : © ae eee see @8 suited mostly for cities. We ah Seiacleesaleiallintns siaieadiahigutnmepseiinmemmeonsenratte tenet Parliament WIll Probably Maet March 4. ° & et ay vo a ot | a know that a certain number CHARLOTTETOWN SAVING’S BANK, ol e e cere i. : , . doctors, lawyers, agect+, merchants, . iti, wt Trains Out (rains In- apnea e e — . sas —— smiths, tailors, carpenters, etc., is enough | statement for Years ending Dec, 31st 1895 ward. Read STATIONS. jward. Read Quecen bee . By uve of the >. ‘ ah ! I I in any place. But we cannot have too and 1596, os. = had | os sar itti ° ° Readers scan cluding 8) any farmers of the right kind. In the Ox science The Cabinet had a three hours’ sitting e large prop f geot peop Don.ivion of Canada there is plenty ot Lo MA. Mi} 3 nallo i yesterday, at which the question of the Ba @ > ° of the Province, can we have nod room and work and pressi: g demands for | Balance due depositors Jan. a siecle aM : os a Z ee een > a 9 = extension of Canadian trade was under 9 > . ; : ¢ Mr. Hu veny millions of farmers, tut not for a- Dae, DF icescecencucsebeiued dc $1,862,314.42 4 7 e = . ee ert ei OF 9 05 consideration. It was proposed to take : e ; hear test .T : ia r ny of the other trades and professions. | Ad Jed during year 1899.... 348,139.58 4 31 8 7 “shone : ee 1 49 8 BI steps to develop trade with South Africa, ———{x) S state garding his put etter | | Why are so many of our good clever ycvng Bryery rr 5 U5 8 52 Se laihie ‘| 7 451 8 17 | South feecee and pee — >. > ; is a fact that leading Conservatives bere | men leaving us year after year, and going 2,<10,40 ‘ 5 1219 00 : ied me rae AS 1 O71 8 O8 Relative to the precedence difficulty a 1 ‘ ‘ : d ; d . | ale > were never backward in represeating to the States and seeking government #nd | Deduct withdrawals in 1895 383,671.34) 5 97) 9 15!“ Freetown .......|12 53] 7 54| Archbishop Fabre’s funeral, it is pointed For your own sake don’t do it. What ?/§ o pediency of reforms, in res pect t railroad employments, thinking they will 2 ol, | ements 5 47! 9 36|.. Kensington .... |12 33] 7 33 | out that the imperial rule of precedence h 4 ° ; Pep! ~ an a -pei a , a be successful in any other occupation but | Balance due depositors Jan. nee man en) © 210 101Ar, Ly.|12 00] 7 00} only applies to state occasions. Heuce t e S © : Riilway and other metters, white the} |) ¢. ring? ~=Itis because they hear so Ol, SEG cdaincce csc chi. ss Sree Cee: | S’Side a. M | Catholic ecclesiastics could adopt any rule . ” Conservatives wer ) power at Uttawa | much about these places and positions. 2s A a: 12 5O\Lv Ar. |10 30 tbey saw fit. e . . ) stock transferred J : ; i Asa result much was accomplished, and] It is the common talk and gossip among i pagrases ; ears from Save 1 11)..Miscouche ..... 10 10 Three Oatario by-zlections teke place in a « ; “ticularly while Hon. Mr. Ferguson wa« | Some of our country people, and as they - ee = 106,000.00 | 1 37]... Wellington .... 9 47 February. : . . ee en ene os ll | hear so little about the comforts and ad- er tens es eee + ra 220. Port Hal. ¢.6.43 | 9 09 Parliament will probably meet on ® > a ‘the Cabinet. But for agree 7 sg : : ; ; Balance due depositors at | 3 34]. .O’Leary 8 00 e omen heb i ’ ee yantages of farming, either in or out of side sasuer ee 313,156.27 3 Ral By a ie oa 7 34 March 4th. — 3 : > ° partof the long Conservative term the) .-hool, can we blame them or can it be a | fg ee ~ aa ? eal oe ones? 6 55 The Tariff Commission will confine its ° > Island was, according to the apparent | matter of surprise to us if many of of them Total in P. E. Iclend ex- = oa teeth Ficek axis - oul sittings in the Maritime Provinces to ° © . . . ‘ 9 . ‘ . 4s ve 2 Wi... PMISN 2.26 aes ifayx @ ; desire of a majority of its own people, | are not in lined to stay on the farn ? There clusive of P. O. Savings te 5 : ia Halifax and St. John. r ° > ; Seiieeeh ja the Coble. hk we | ?S remedy to this evil whieh is fast Dads... ccdaccsee SOME Ho Ee maaey Lienileininiil ° © er tees cite the. Liem (Oe 1896 2 30). .Charlottetown .. ./10 30] AGE BEARING ISLAND © e then contended that when | sbeTa of our people, and we should lose no time SO. 5 2 50|..Royal-y Junction! {0 ‘10 : u ee: A S should gain office aud P. E. Island havea f making efforts for its application. Balance due depositors Jan. 3 23| .Bedford 2....... 9 30) : Ee : tefuential Minister, w a portt a “Preach the word, be instant 2 vr ee OO ee $1 826,782.66 3 55/Ar.) tStew’t ) Lv./ 9 05} MARKS. : ‘ 2 ; ° . % and out of season; reprove, entreat, rebuke : is 342,979.44 wiLv.("" A 8 BS $ t, . 7 . e have now at Ottaws : a Added during vear.....0000... 342.979. { V. J v ee a ; i — i go well, 7 _ ns n all patience and doctrine. , Vile : slides 5 50|..Morell ........ 817 : ° 4 ' S the Hon. L, H. Davies, and we look tor ! It is most desirable and needful that we 2,169,762.16 & O91, At. Petes. i cde 7 48] ~ U 1 STs s : . : decided improvement in respect to many | should doonr very bert to widen, spreac Deduct withdralals in 1896 38 4,259.47 ee ee 6 20 [ § h § ili Bo ts Shoes d R b 0 3 : ) . d ith ] 896. 384,2 , : . a q an 3 o thinya, including the railway. far and near, and strengthen the inclina- 7 a 6 40) .Souris.... ..... 6 20 LOS3 () a ( poner al ing O ’ 2/8 S ta! ie id id eeeeninie ob gle LO and encourage Gur young men to stay ee . M : : s Dir. tiunt adds to bis arguments, a> _ ai . r ote ove <a’ ate 2 : : : va r pabliahed iw Tax Exas le on the farm. This is more particularily ~ ; Bal. due depositors at Char- 4 10) . Mt. Ste wait .... 8 ot Out of Souris. versnoes e AT i 1] ; a Tey puodlished in LHe EXAMINER, @ ft quire d among the poorer class of sarmers, | lottetown, Jan. Ist 1897. 1,786,502.63 i Sets Gee... oi. ss. 4 Oo ; e i 5 a35% ° days ago this pertineat statemeat of fact :— | because, as they feel sn near ntl hard leads ‘enoek ‘veiater< 5 15)..Georgetown 7 1 anions ° ° . , : times more severely, their sons and daugh- . Pp. M .. M , “« 4 2 ; “There are hundreds of n n the > 4 ig red in former years from i eae : - eae ’ * Selabe lee al railway, prip ally te the | tere and the parents thamsel ves, in Se Saving’s Bank....,... jcunt<s 90,000.00 P.M} e \. M. Wun EHEAD, Jan. 7. en S an O VY S QO 1 ne. : “ ° * iaindid af Getben cet Nove Scotia, that | (@*e*> are inclined to go to oe e 7 Balance due depositors at > 15 Emerald tees 7 = Part of the house and a piece of the . ° areas unprofitable aa the eame number of which they think will pay them yetter,an S’side agency...... eg 315,954.71 6 Ud}..Cape Traverse ..| 4 topmast, the batch and combings painted e 5 i 8 3 n the Island road. A separate a ong of Sina Sang _Seone. they are hould : - = me. white, and several pieces of wreckage 50 H R ft t Pri Vv I I f > >. ee ee eile cea living. "es, we should | ,, s . eee eo Oooooooeooeoeoomomommml™”] a: : a = s rices you ever heard ol. x count is not kept against them. There is.| | Md - — pee a iced oo. Total in P. E. Island, Jan. trains are run by Kastern Standard Time | Were picked up here eran by ge o) orse hugs at Lowe ee y > ° nor can he, nodiecrimination against thoec | 90 UP Sbe preach Bp sgricula™ Phi Ist 1897, exclusive of P fs men. and al-o boxes of boneless fish | Come with the crowd to ° @ r the ' suits, the farmer’s occupation, his work,bis Saving’s Banks 2,191 ,457.34 | 4 McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, arked on the end with the following in e 9 paris of the country which contain those | |’ 1 teat importance of that calling QO. Saving’s Banks......... Sphdt20F- Superintendent, Gen Mgr Govt. Rys, ne es ; ] a) a e unt fitable sections of the I. C. R. oe s es ool a Genk will open oat 6 erro Charlottetown. oncton, B. black letters : 30 Vue. bone rit PE ee e 3 a ae i 8 Y : a ony , ; .s. * It must alzo be considered that the I-- ; stl po kr kita of sided toon con NOTES AND COMMENTS. aaiway Office, Jani , ist7. up by Archibald : "C”. wees ; f the ’ j ° ° ; ' i i « ig > nea F land road was built by ourselves, and tha 7 * ars Ca toe we ctesald bold : is J and the letters ‘A. C.” on the side of th & ° the cost was charged up againet us nected therewith. [a fac ‘ . i€ —We understand that Mr. Hackett has box. They are supposed to be from some : . ; eyuajizing the provincial debts. This bax | 6™ UP lb —e — ; gence ol determined to appeal from the decision of schooner wrecked west of W bitehead. e ® not heen done where railway subsidies have ve tive a, in = rae young = the Judges iv the West Prince election ' Oo ¢ {This evidently refers to ie the a 5 j . 4 : ; ; ” yh see er stu em, open th te oe aia ; ti " been given in the other provinces . o etl cir sadeilioliling to them, be | “°° : ing U aon beat “I “o oe a a : . ° a $ It is also undoubtedly true, as maintain pee e om ah keep solidly to iheen —Previous to the election of June last aoe mor by Mr. Currie - rep Directly Opposite the West End ot the Market House ° al s y ¥ ot, that the P. E. Isiar aah ited i tages of agricujture L’Electeur, of Quebec, Mr. Pacaud 8 paper, When you want any printing ost leet week.) e @ a ee ey wae eT. S end | Teach them the advanteges of sgricusture| cid its readers thet “Mr. Laurier bas : , stecesinmsiniin ° © Railway does not at all « mpare with the n all its branches and they will go ‘ ut prowoancel himeelf bold!y Son the re- done; I'll come and sce you. . ‘ . —— a _ ° > » } varnestly. This uld hep to explair ' ; J : mer Intereo!l Hilal 10 respect to comfort of cars, warn tly Th : — , ; bi i ‘ establisbment of the Sepa: ate schools 4 ! { i Steamer Lost With Fifteen Lives. ® . » ° : ; and settle many of those unreasonabie dis od hal oe e e ° ° ® 2 ‘ e over gtcre of e speed of trains, or directcess of route- ; j tee ial Manitoba, and has vigorously reproache: " i I 2A? “> ° a = co a , oe putes about sae ea oT. , i ae the Government for not having interfered j : Loxpon, Jan. 7. ( : ey eve we A ‘ . 9° ot. Gane gies ae - pause ee ee more promptly.” The people of Quebec Blank Books of ali kinds made The steamer Belgique struck a rock in © eA, ‘a 4 \s Prowse Brothers. © -laim for a reduction of fares is reasonab'e | cans2 without an effect. ur young men ; : : . 7 e 4 3 e vu Ses FEF S FORRES OF Fs : wy 1 woman, to @ great extent, are 00 believed this and voted for the Liberal to order at short notice. the vicinity of the I-land of Ushant and =) ° ° aod just. To ali the points advanced by at ban go to an tant e neal .. other candidates. They are sorry, now For good work and low prices trv found rod. Fifteen of the crew are lost. oo . : nxi t State: t ; : g ; Mr. Huntthere isto be added tbis argu mas ‘ arm beceus —The Halifax Herald bopes tiat the . - . ae © a 4 sitions away from the farm because Wax 4 pes ne ‘ ‘ P en , d read se +h about them. | electors of ‘Tignish will “rise in revolt Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid 1 es 3 ne, hey DERE aes Sone 2s Sewee Bhent ; it i i . the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutraliz>s 2 @ fhe P. E. Island Railway depend-| Let them hear more about the advantages | against the grit machine and its corrupt ce id iia eee a. 2 e A ‘ 8 ne . s oa ’ . ~~ : ’ : nehan on 3 ae s sm. . c .v? afte 4-4 Pe tte be obtained at home, and they will tro | tactics ” Certainly such tactics as brothers the acid a a ° @ pen bE the VCE ° wholly upon jocal tralic in a Frovinee) them. Time and space will not permit | and cousins cf the grit candidate coming a . 5 7 i a mamma cola ° ° that is more thickly populated then an) me to go into n apy details on this matter, forward to swear that they were ready to 2 1 om ° * a e se tog Db) : - ; : > , > - carr f Th other part of Canads; bat for the present I will mention a few | be bribed by the ,Conservative candidate Printer & Bookbinder Carte rs S Lis bb Gin . ; 08 9 2 e. & .

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to hitel t ‘ and | asked it something in the public | tive we Ss a wee or ee Al an ket at the Star Tailoring Store. We have afew 4 S608 FSCO SCECeECSeEOSeSS qQuicr > niten ip ir Ow teams an a-Ked [9 i some ¥ phe "Se . ‘ . . ’ et anal Sala nit yress on sein uestion. We must help the ~ | MRE IRS ISSR IISLIFSRS mM aC left yet which we will dispose of at very low ‘Y % take the shorter yaad rather than the] } his q BOOKBINDING Fe] , / Or} ; j railway Snes enaee: . Ra prices to clear. Our heavy goods in Ulstering, & ewer

Coxs:q: ently the rates applicable t> a a us ometie the eee = me is ; iS IF Yau 4 Overcoatings Suitings, etc, will be sold at a sacri- GX 7S

: ; See Mr: David Bethune is taking orders for . , . :

railway racming through @ sparsely €¢t- | Denditore on the farm. Pookbinding: an Panes, Rebind Ba fice to have them turned into cash, z 4} tied country between great centres of For years a large number of our farmere ng .

popalation are not applicable the P. E. I -

have got iuto the habt of runuing iato

DAVID BLTHUNE,

ing and repairing. Rochford Square,

GET A GOUGH

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JOHN

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a “i v4 \ T r Wa /, : ca ated oe dail i ba | A va'uable reference book.— Articles of T McKENZE EK es 9 & land railway; and it is iccumbent upon the lebt for can Ga pA . Oa i mH 4—tf wa bal the cslender Eclipses, Planets, Tides, % o e o . . eo eile ts ead Li could very well procure for them- | - ra te Moon’s Changes, Sun’s Rising and Setting 4D f Zz 7D nent . hor bes 7 1 . rates i r - selves On their farms by their own —_— H ; b | length of days, all calculated for latitude ee | ey. eo ek Ahan eee Never that the local (raffic may be attractei tothe — ns = ee ee : 4 T hia £eason, W hat cough " of Ch’towa by Dr. Leeming. Valuable © © @ ee | Stop al wiser a on hie railway. ere Ges si a = ,9 ba | information —The Queen and Koya] Fam stock, if be dors, he gets left. The -- most of their own work, raise all or the re ~ would ea buy : kt | ily, British Empire, Dominion of Canada. as be-t is not always ‘ , but you , * | mast ef their Own pibvisions.on the ~— % = British Cough Cure,the $1) pominion Department in P. E,I,. Post have the THE CORN ANO PORK DUTIES. — = their means and thus save the n WN : kind that cures coughs, 3] Office, Excise, Finance, Serings Beak, y E R Qo ce e\ fe guns pee Roeal « : Ww te Tari C —: . “| Marine and Fisheries fc ilway % ae xperienced 4 Wire the Tariff Commission sat at) We must, toa great extent retrace our the kind the speak well i} vititia or Canada. P.EI. Informatior.— ee | fe WF fees jou a Ottis a a distinct attack was made by the eteps and put in practice that good ex- : ba of. Made and sold by i Governors since Confederation, Provincial big lumber merchants upon duties imposed } ample. Take the bill for flour and other We would most r:spectfally wish youa # i Government Offices, Legislative Assembly | for the protection of our farmers. The —- requret ee _— or ane Happy New Year, and also remind you me ba | Magistrates, Justices of the Peace, Law : BY Bececon sald that he is i — surprising!y a sere | that we have a large and well assorted | p4 A W REDDIN Ph B 4} and Jostice Department, Supreme and y os wipe “i yar} could and should be more of that | stock of Lumber that we waut (o dispose tf ' . ! i. >i County Courts, Educational Department, | was wiiling thet the pork duties should raised soe = a “0 er of during the winter, comprised of the fol- >} Siidteal Drug Siece. i Coroners, Health Officers, Tovane Asylem, remai, bat he wasted the duty on corn; Of families in the oe ee a ) | lowing, viz.: : : +44 ‘Sunnyside.” 4 | Poor House, Stock Farm, Corporation of reduced. Mr.J. R. Booth was not Fo buy their es — v “a See 1,2 and 3 inch Pine, good quality. “a Ch’town, Ecclesiastical Department; He had uetiediae couiieiet | cnt teks 2? ck ce 1, 2 and 3 inch Spruce. ns os Y.M.C.A., S. A., Registered Medical — ee . ws, | OF way of boote and shoer, clothing for 1, 2 and 3 inch Hemlook. PPDIITII IIIS ELITE IIEE Tt Practitioners, Mystic Ordere; Temperance to make as regarded the lumber trade, but} men and women, and Bas cored they Surface p'aned Spruce avd Hemlock |} —— Societies, ete. United States Tarift on our | Treated by the SALISBURY, Method « he wished to make some general remarks | bave to give out to get those articiea made | boards, leading Exports, and Canadian Taritt on persistent SELF-HELP jveraiin . tn the Montreal Star’e report and kept in repair; then the expensive Scantling and Studding, all sizes, from Qoasaconssepeansesosoarese aoe eolinerhontite. cask ertegl Bnd Fnoving | Peat e quote th fontret : materials and fashions that have to be | 8x9 to 2x3. e e 96 pages, weli printed on good paper disease The result : Si cas Ala ay of anengagrs. an nal Se po he re —_— 1,000 Cedar Poste. 7, 8 and 9 tt long. ° > No other book contains eo much inf otma- This is not an « ack cure-a foster a!l that was natural to It and to] money every year, and where is the money i and 1} inch Flooring. e ; * : ’ Telawders a f ‘ : ms : Wether should it th ‘greet: make everything that was not natural free.| to come from in those hard times andlow| & and 1 inch White oad. s we ‘ ae a P. E. Isla at home Quick action is what we want, We want our enormous aon of Boot 3 | ee a a - He did not believe Canada — e Ww. — | ee for oats and potatoes ? Then the Palings, Laths, Fencing, 20 ft long 14x5 | @ e Sent by mail, post paid, on ipt of and Slippers to move quickly and we are using the never failing lyve . et “c a pete in the reatter of pork with the Western | bill for machinery of different kinds, and 500 M Cedar Shingles, split and sawn, | @ f e price, 15c, or can be procured at the Book- price, for instance see our Ladies Holiday Shoe, tipped at 6G0c, just receive | go ita or haifdo it 7 Fa'va States, where ¢ ro could be grown for 15] the poor care that is taken of them; the Spruce Shingles, imported and Island, $ $ stores of Chatletietown ad Summerside, . hating | of health 1 er 16 centea bushel. ee he though bill for hayseed every spring, aud for bay Pine Sheathing —Clapboards. e @ | and from Country Merchants. 4 ORE ES ROS. | consts f lenia - : pork should be free He did not think j| ani straw to bring their cattle through, Lime in casks and barrels —best St. | @ e ? the good f 1 ‘ that the workingman should be taxed to}ard also for eeed oats and potatoes and John—-ete, ete. $ Puts to shame any other 3 . : _———. 1 Not [. Da ¢ assist the farmer. The duty on pork didj other things too numerous to mention ! A'l of which we will sell at lowest pos- | @ z é : e sr oP Sea eect et lt a see 4 fs ' not assist the farmer much, but it did tax} Until our armers make up th ir minds to sible prices. pe 3 prepas atlon fox roughened ; CARD OF THEA N zs. sequences of ; sale 1. the workinagman. Lumbermen bougi.t | raise all or a8 much as possible of those POOLE & LEWIS e skin or chapped hands e | DR ( 'E te . pork by carload, ortwo or three car) thiogs on tiei: own farms, thy cinnot ‘ om S ® Prepared b e Publishers of Carter’s Almanac, : arene ee meme ae ae om e 4 ‘ 5 load at atime. Thev found it a. to | holt their places. in Poole’s Wharf: § ps y ° Booksellers & Seedsmen, For the many favors received from ny numerous : enc 1G | Graduate of N.Y. rsity, ar get heavy pork in such quantities. hen The dai-y industry jas done a great 3 e e . . - 1896 an we u'd wish them a hap-! N. Y. Hospitul. 20 uns pract oN. they found (nat Canadian pork, for some | deal to let tle farmers know and s°e the Des _ $ 6 customers during the year Ls! , an + 4) mnie ot ti ‘ f Y. City. Diploma register “. unknown reasoo, did not keep. He had] benefit tole d-rived from g ving more Perto Rico Molasses ° rT $ MEHDICAI 1. py and Prosperous New Year, and that Wey MAY SY (QURUS | Canes. never tried Canadian as against Ame en a 7 their oo a — Rh © i e to buy and drink the celebrated Epecial Blend of Empire Tea.| Address:—Cha town T_ET. pork if Cooking, but he thought it woul joys must be taught to lake more delight 7 o . ‘ ‘ : ae iviintndtns : Office:—Victpria Row. Ts ; c compare favorably.” aud satisfaction in feeding and attending Fifty puncheons, very choice. $ : Dr. J.T. Jenkins has moved to town that I sell. Also as many more, invited to ot aage in the | A HOME TREATMENT ~ , i . : see hi: P.4ec) ce: ° . a Sie ‘a; } . i i , i | i It is clear that, if the lumberm of the ccws, pigs, sheep and fowl, and they For sale by z Opposite P, oO. : and hao oe ee PP ce pleasures of drinking Empire B ead du ing L897 : | from month to aa Ne Beit thaete ies ee be | mast hear more about this desirable mat- HORACE HASZARD. e . ° At the residence 0 » Ss RB ’ E | ee sila San tal er 2a wih De) ter in the echoole, for these are the mcs e e Grafton St. 7; J MORRIS, Grocer and Crockery Man | FNOCHR on a . . brought here from United States free} | kely and u.o.t natural places to supply | Ch’town, 17th Dec., 1896—2w eod ©0000 000060088805000029000 dlm—wii. ed

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