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ont lswes] PROVINCIAL — LEGISLATURE THE DAILY EXAMINER PROVINCIAL LGISLATURE, | Ads. Faway, Ay | Policy | APRII L834 et Canada bi . ret this fore 0) Wh ~ a iw asked tl Con cy at Liberal, ¥ - . ~ . : art Put W (Ll)yt 1 i ay WS } ’ T hensive, THE FINANCIAL POSITION OF THE | SHOULD BE Comprebensi PROVINCE pta ment showing the total at { Reasonable in Price { . : wreed to b paid f work oe | : . ‘ xp res i n public , and the total a j rade | Only this kind is issued by the Canada . ~~ ‘ , agreed be paid, for priva r | Accident Insurance Co \ res} vely, during tl past yea and less gt Bl ea _R. BROW ‘ 189 an » $2 . | { al Statement wir for emalies ‘ ieta the 1 1 { [ va Sc’ hii eal RE lee a BROWN'S rat I : sh Lacks oa os aol deste Ue tak’ = | stock, CH’TOWN. — h | year and not paid in full during Advertisers. | AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND, ' rr 1 wealth the | ending Slet December, 1893, statement to | ' SS © . a show the names of the persons to whon “ a | a , Ww | the ntract re let and the an t eapeneue ae | ' hs sat owing i deta ie : TELEGRAPHIC \ has i vil ietail ilso ibe Pob- eX] i during vear 1893 and & i gup a_ port reven : and \ Norton’s w mave ( nthe Public) cocorat Desearcues ro Tae Examiner 4 | . uit { eh . pon IMPERIAL INTER. a 1 1 a »” j ; $185,232 46 : ae: 19,021 15 COMMUNICATION. such S \ 937 501 G As | person w 1,940 86 iin » | day paid i | ) 1.320 78 Sa = t iy » : | ployet, the na , | 7 1.155 86 | Lords Rosebery and Ripon Favorable. i ms id ee. 133 00 ne to each persor n 00 seed | Une amount paid Ph a Lonpon, April 7. 9 sg | PMG SO each p 86 47 Lord Rosebery and Lord 1-0 Secre- acy tag dbo. ; 100 00 | tary of State for the Gelinien, gave sympa- - "| and the amount teria 1755 64 thetic replies to the requests of ee : lit f D ud, cacn person respectively; t) ( r 210 96} Tupper, Hon. Robert Rei > Thomas V pra 1 4 & or t : 1OW ru oe ' —__——«_—— | MeIiwraith and the agents ae of the = us Secs oe ae ee eeeemnen et Pe $217,473 03] Australian Colenies and New Zealand, for , as wha ' sity. Laid deonel rch, en , the annual Imperial subsidy of £75,000 hes ati —— l : song ong <; | for ten years to the proposed new fast i . Seas Oy privat * S-I4,< : il Atlantic and Pacific lines of steamships, r I e| and if by | , Capital A AS,21E OST and for co-operation with Canada and Sivs,4 or 2 it ee — | Australia in the guarantee of interest upon , | wore ; are! ? flo £1,800,000 to be raised for the construc- “swe I ‘ y tion of an al)-British Pacific cable. it , pel I $ 76,72 The se gentlemen also gave a favorable e | pa each |} } DD litu 1} hearing to the request asking for the vere i | of da —e ridin Ace 119,942 33] rem oval of heavy obstacles to intercolonial ‘ | names of the pe : EXPENDITURE trade. The Ministers, however, said that ; was paid, and t ' before making any move in these matters, ‘ dl 7 er a I J $ 17,968 721] they desired to await the result of the . : } eis now practically almost dried | #™mourt paid for material, the amount pa ! 142 15] Intereolonial Conference to be held at ;' ates win his eeethes tis the Breit went" » each person for material, and ( C l 186 33] Ottawa on June 22nd, at which the 268 a eee furnishing materi 355 531 Imperial Government will be represented. momen - 231 00) They declined to make any pledges 117,993 72} whatever at this stage of the $1.6 { i o 1,100 00 proceedings, but cordially recog- H x us . - 15,910 11} nized the imperial importance in the M | e 10,197 37] movement and suggestion. r ‘ 600 09 The Behring Sea Bill was read a second | . o _ . 13,992 14} time without division, and there is no ‘ a . > , 66 721 doubt now but what it will pass the other i eee Of 26 06 | stages i | Hon. Mr. Mel 1611 60 <ceucasieiiiaaiinti " ’ Bh intimation f 150 00 m : | g sia getated $0 sic2 51|PARLIAMENT OF CANADA. g 1 af i D partment whic i 4518 92 _ | as pos S 374 80 j ",| asked not be sos os | House of Commons Proceedings, , : ; | 6 ¢ Treasurer 2.354 98 atone gross lds a oer « . : ; | yout wih alt peseliile deepen > oi) ol) Me. Davies Attacks the Government. } \ Shy ak hye R 0 ‘o> 9 — : "N | < h | nt a ' ie gi 4 Orrawa, April 7. ' | = | y Gover ' 1126 05 In the House of Commons to- day, Mr. x Olt be paid ae » “ eee 3 introduced a bill consolidating the " f \ g} Andrew O’Conr M Sang go | Windsor and Annapolis Railway and the G | | P 3 et the i Mr. O' hay ‘ at yn 4 Western Counties : Railway under the wi ving tothe ut lit BE 12 name of the Dominion Atlantie Railway ’ . | = ed | pul : fthis P et 23.634 93) Company. ae 8 : I tha t mnetti | ; 3,292 00 Mr. Haggart Brought down a return uding \ ‘ i | wn lie $2,064 17 | showing all regular and special rates on re rs 6.453 57 | the intercoloni al Railway Q @ Hon. Mr. P | : 7 138 00 Mr. McLean ot East York, resumed the ’ ‘ G : 1,850 00 | bndget debate. He proceeded to defend ' or . 294.200 71 the principle of protection in an able and \ rf : pian </4,-00 (1 | interesting epeech. ‘ ‘4 t i This terms & for} Mr. Davies followed, He read from ; o larce prow . Hie: I ie” a & 10.508 64 Mulhall as to the. bx nefits of io ‘ ved ans ! | : 15.239 90 free trade to Great Britain, and then de- » “5 e ae Joy <* | pieted the awful condition of things in . ( et! pet » bear ipon the 2,931 ~ the United States, which, he said, was received. He thoncht ti 1,040 17 mainly due to protection It had always should not make uci ' e Lee 15} been’ ‘a surprise to him why Canada ’ | ADDRESS TO GOV. HOWLAN as that made int 12,229, 61 | w th these exam ples before her. Mo Shaw atked ~~~ | chose the protect on policy. Canada was Leg B placed on the hb oan ak Shia 13,214 65] the worst adopted country for a protective G D the Capils of ‘St. t. Joseph’ s Convent. Mr. Sha vf th fees i in the Re-| policy of any in the world. The United coe varding t} y's offices, and the} Siates were the best adapted for it. But pps isiva aK ‘ Desee a aiid the address | out of order at the pr Murray Harbor | even there it had failed. He next declar- a ing of : ; St. Joseph’ St alae I Company were read afed that the attempt to make ge ¢ i t.-G H Mr. P : it appear that he ever favored ‘. ' | ; M a ie | clock on Mon-}] commercial union, was dishonest. He os as j never favored it. He then took up the ro I { { ‘ . 2 ght not to be g ee cr new tariff and found fault with two items ‘ iit na wOF 3 ulmonary tronbles only: cecal oil and sulphuric acid. He I : j | good ee nor was proceeding to diseuss the cost of $25 x St ( herefore did ‘ ae I uttner's | government when six o’clock was called. : A ' my on a lag : tle ine After recess, Mr. Davies spoke for half @ : ‘ H FH 1ATZE DOTUE..,.000 an hour longer. He said it was not the g lia ee ie policy of the Opposition to do auything to , j “ms 1} 7 7 nq Pri rat é Residence injure our trade with England. What & bog i J Mr. A ed _ ao they — was - trade with wo ae Otis : I ¢ mel as t} te i ‘ ‘ a States without restricting our trade with ‘ I. os : ernmen sta Reg i) i Oo ‘ Al bs BY Al TION any other country. Mr. Davies econeluded i ay . ! King’s ¢ he reg — with « blue ruin description of the Lower ‘ | eon adi Dh ‘ ; vy Be nj. Roger Esq ,} Provinces. e Pox . thar | Counts on SATU RDAY, th Sir C. H. Tupper, on rising to reply, f| : "8 H Mr. P aid ft nstant, at 12 o’clock,| was lou ly cheered. He commenced by . G - aR trv Office for K { calling attention to the significant fact 1 2 be taken into conside by { House and Premises now | tht Mr. Davies, in the course of his long b Capita ; show i ment at an early da At : on Hillsborough Square. speech, had only alluded to the tariff it- propert P . H ee tt wwever, there wa p 1 Buildings are in first- | elf fora few minutes, and only to find i ‘ wit ly | 7. ia he people the County sk ining two Parlors. fault with a few items. All the from. H tained 3 high as ible pos office LD) { Breakfast Room, two Kitchens, test was 8 general and somewhat bn . i ¢ r of wealth Hon. Mr. Gordon reminded the G Bed <, Bath Room and Store | Ven! attack — the government. Of this , | stn, Gaantid cteaticn. solely by vour | ment that the Public Accounts and d fot Air Furnace and Water in| be (Tupper) did not complain for the ce — own personal ae site and especially by partmental reports were not yet tabled, al- | Be Opposition were in a hard oro But he we ‘ Kpiained for t : vour unselfish devotedness to vourcountry, | hough the Leader of the Government had j _ Premises open for inspection on Thars did complain _of many of Mr. Davies th 1 nt Und il which hasalwaya he character ne pledged hi m self ths it the Publie Accounts | da nd Friday from 2 to 5 p. m. ee whieh ee not correct. The Cen 4 ‘ Se fs ; . would be tabled at an early dat I 2. BEAIRSTO. trouble with Mr. Davies was that he git ido a vas no | lent for , le H m. DE > allowed his imagination to run away with : - i. aah sted in | the Public Accounts and depa ___ Auctioneer. =e. ia al .< ; rf . “ i . ; : rts had been tal laf the ( r. borden followed for an hour, Hospit . 2 ' ' " + . a pe . was disposed of | : Butter and Cheese. Dr. Grant, of Ottawa. moved the ad- Court Geors ‘ | ; — hey were kent back. and } journment of the debate, and the house S ae : cab: ae ct in impression abroad that the ( ) Tubs Choice Butter, adjourned at 12.30. rr 5 ays : I c " A was afraid to let th p' know t bb Cheese. ee ae ‘ Bs ' 07 | plea ur testimony to this | te of aire. N., B. & M. RATTENBURY. Newfoundland Crisis, No Li S ‘ ear . 4 »when godless Hon. Mr. Peters vid - 11 \ ‘iene I H C} 19 4 m to be gaining favor every number of precedents for keeping back t -- — Sr. Jony’s, NAd., April 7. S por My 7 ar enemies of God and reports when th Government f wi j - 9 ; Po pow 4 _ / the Leader of the Opposition was a mem anilla Rope, The Government party held a meeting Biol due f on]: 2 : —_— ne ro — ber was in pow The present Gover eee and pledged themselves each man to re- \ +: fle ( H . aded by the} er fi ban nT} nent now, as in the past, were willing a sign separately if the Governor’s answer \ Deere Rt 9 ; ‘ depesireaies nf ations afi rd the fullest information et the Sa ; oe to their demand to dissolve the House be @ D Dist. 4 | - stranger to the | «oat possible moment, and the public “le 19 not in the affirmative. This will render Roed Ma of t Catholic schools, and counts would be tabled at an early date " -s the Governor powerless, for not enough Da B ( ; es to-day, becaure perhaps this ae The departmental . will remain toform a quorum. Strained Br ik, \ ria, ( Me percent: ae yer ports would also be submitted at an ear] by r relations exist between the Governor and ca ( . i ¥ f . - ee tie Pe date. N. ; & M. RATTENBURY. the Executive Council over the dismissal Mount Stewa 20 he Pros ed li ye sh Mr. Bell presented a bill incorp “ p7—4i eo of Woods. It is thought that the Governor S ng to one “ ~~ the Grand River Dairying Company, whieh will give his decision to-morrow. — son are OMe ali a benefactor and ® | was read a first fime and referred to th Api B nis ik BOOKS (ue v ~ i= »rivate Bills Committee. fait : Py Cc 22 52] W re zret that youra — and — I pang ag wane , ee ie AHUBIED Quick Justice. King’s Con 7 TY 1 ; a ; nn ras : “ sulle eg ee committee on the bill o _ ee r inve gFOR TWO WEEKS AT ee Aneil ©: R ¢W e* : eed pe as ; : sad _| gations after fir r. Roberts ALIFAX, Apri I New Roa Patent vent So the chair. The bill was reported ag Ca rt EB k t Mary Connolly who, three weeks ago, ites clin Sar. to without amendment and ordered to | ce er S 00 S ore. shot Harry I. Wellner ut the I. C. R. meena 4 ion, to express the read a third time on Monday “a station, was to-day sentenced to the peni- Q ‘ * 27 | hone that vour term of office may be calm Hon. Mr. Peters called attention to th , oe tee. es ; tentiary for fourteen years. Pr { . $40 aa is ious on the summer cky: bright following Statement in the Guartian’s , gene Luxe room for a large supply Gircslin ‘chcepeiiceieatlihliaaiiieniiinaciaiininmnning h Co 1,28 } ~ i i eerful as the rising sun; peaceful | “Port of ye sterday’s proceedings 1B N ww on the way from Eng- PERSONAL. otal Exy f al cn i i. sige a enlae t vili A. May House: “Mr. Bell corroborated My it and New Yor ‘-k, and further to in- —_——

Accou $43,214 65 a ee . soar Gaie- wad Mes. Peters’ statement that the fies in ' ang for g vod and tnteresting| ~~ Rev. E. C.Turner will preach at Neartz’s it will readily be seen that that the bulk | How!an still fresh and vigorous, and may (Prothonatory’s) office did a Bae th p . ith = oe ee all ot the} Hall, Royalty East, at 3 o’clock tomorrow. this exneniis ine sa aii ih. , the esteem and love of a grateful and Bell ee a the an 1 ef, f iow in stock (except School Mr. George Macdonald, chief clerk at

: : , : people be vours until the end [| ” ee | Slate Rankin’s drug store, and Mr. Robert Mac- ight no more to be inciuded under“ Cap. | Sn ment and explained what thev rea itenty Per ie ni. Discount. donald, baker at the Hospital for the tal” than any other expenditure The Modern Invalid. as ; a a a “ye - file sale. W k all Insane, left a few days ago on a holiday Public Works Di partinent Wher ‘ : ‘ : ied BOn Tee tne statement in the Gua Fae a ae © mar < trip to New York. 7 Has tastes medicinally, in keeping with | was not made deiiberate!; i figures, and our regu- ate known uddition to the $43, ther iuxuries. A remedy must be plea-} result of a misapprehension of their re- | "1 ire as low as any. : Notice.—The children’s dancing classes here shown—and how much is not show uly @ *P table in form, purely whole | marks on the part of the reporter. (his (Saturday) evening, and | wij) be continued for one-half term, com- cannot yet be told—@42,000 were expended In composition, truely beneficial in The bill incorporating the Winsloe | ¥') Continue for two wee ke. ' mencing to-day (2d April) at 4p m. upon roads, instead of $22,000 by tan j entin ly free from every objee- | Road Dairying Company was read a third B E gnty d nts buys a —— worth of ap2 4i McLeol administration, the public will b “ -_ a 5 nen creer. | — nomege : 3 | Books, and you get your choice at Auction sale of valuable furniture at » to realize the cost at which the great 2 J ea ia Sy oo eee Tae i "yeti ms , >, ; a en eure ety } ‘ ARTER'S BOOKSTORE, the Fulton House, Monday, April, 16. g realize g? ly laxative, Syrnp of Figs _...... Hon. Mr. Peters resented the “Public | meh2l 187 Queen Square. Particulars later.

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DAILY EXAMINER .

‘An Accident FRIENDS

APRIL

SATURDAY,

_

(, 1894

NEW GOODS

Gur Spring Goods are Baily Arriving,

Read What the Old Pioneer Says.

2% ee ) =f

We now se]] NICKEL

ALARM CLOCKS at 8156 ch. and NICKEL STERY- | VIND WATCHES at $4.00 @a hh vy. W. WEVLNER, | tv es

sy

Watches

Necessity

in these days when

“JAMES PATON & CO. having sold their stock clean agi out last Fall, must now be in a position to show you the everyone must be on Best Assorted Stock of NEW DRY GOODS in Ch’town. time. You cannot get That’s what we say also ! Come and see what we better value than we ean are offering in Print Cottons, Scotch Ginghams, Dress | : : Goods. Sateens, Seersuckers, Silk and Woo! Henriettas, give you in a good, reli-

Brilliantines, Flannelettes and other ninety-and-nine differ- ent things in Dry Goods.

ALL NEV? GOODS

At the LARGEST STORE in the At the LARGEST STOCKED STORE At the SMALLEST PROEIT STORE

Watch,

Silver or

either

Nickel.

able

Gold,

in

G.H. TAYLOR,

City. a , Forth Side Queen fouare,

in the City.

in the City.

And the Store that is doing the LARGEST TRADE in WANTED. Charlottetown in Carpets, Clothing and General Dr) aor

é : \ valuable Mar. with some knowledge Goods. Call early. ieee as Loc Aeanti

‘keeping, to act +) Avent for the C Maan Commercial Ag ney. Most Se eee e work may he done evening« Sal- : &] per month. Give references JAMES PATON & C0. (dcr se y . 7 . .' . ro e . * E.S ANDREWS, P.O. Box 5, Halifax, & e N.S., for particulars 2M pl—aps

Sar

THE LATEST NOW ?

_{))sEASON, 1894. """S

4 fi ; pee 7, Why, Herbert inne Catalogne of ese} \ Few Flowers Worthy of Culture,” ; ee ee ‘ ng adescriptive list of the most : . i ; : ie fashionable and best quality of Flower We are now taking Eggs, and with still fur- i .

Seeds, ard the cream of the ‘Chrysanthe-

ther improved facilities will require this season ae ee . > , so mum an ier choice Flowering Plantes, a larger quant tv than ever before of REALLY : wy si Flowering Pha : C HOIC E FRESH STOCK, for which we guar If you want the very best, send to him for . ame eis sadtaricimeeion sess Fuki be ae his catalogue. Address ‘ ~—_— antee HI iHEST C ASH PRIE E__ahtainable; HERBERT H ASZ (RD, delivered at our Store or to our Agents throughout Town and Country SUBER ASZ.

Pr. O. Box 196, im eol

ge” EGG CASES always supplied to customers freee of charge. Charlottetown.

AULD BR Os. op

ap7—tmon thu sat & wy 3m

GREAT REMOVAL SALE!

- — —— x

MARKET SQUARE,

& Shoes.

On the first of May we will move into DODD’S BUILDIN( and before doing so we purpose clearing out a lot of

Dry Goods, Clothing; Boots

The goods will be sold much lower than the same goods can be bought elsewhere. will not take the trouble to move them if LOW PRICE® will do it for So if want to buy cheap Dry Goods, Ready-made Ciothing, Boots and Shoes, we can save

a lot of money by getting vour supplies from us. ‘ cz, CO.

J. B MACDONALD

94—m w f SR ees

We you you

us.

Charlottetown, March 30, 18

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Having sold out all our lower grades of Flour, we have reduccu the price of our cete- brated “ EXCELSIOR” brand to $4.00 per barrel for a short time only. Now is your chance to get a barrel of High-class Flour at about cost. We cannot afford to sell at this

price after we get our new stock in. , BEER & GOFF.

Charlottetown, March 31, 1894—+tn thn cat

gage~ We have just sent out ou

STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

r Quarterly Accounts.

A Prompt Response would be « ereatly appreciated by us. /

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