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THE DAILY EXAMINER |

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AU GU sT 4, 1898.

PLACING THE RESPONSIBILITY. Tue Patriot is st:\) trying to deceive the people with regarito the responsibility tor the present deplorable financial condition of the province, It says the Conservative a iministrations are responsible. But auch is not the case. Arter the Conservative. went out their successors claimed that the liabilities of the Province amounted to $171,000, to meet which Mr. Petera ob- ta'ned leave to iesue debentures amountiug to $185,900! Besides this, taxes were im - posed to the tune of about $66,000 a year, the Lind Office was worked for all it was worth aod everv other available source of revenue was taxed to its utmost capacity. The result has been im One year it another is promised 1898. One would issue of debentures wrung taxes they

a deficit every year— $126,000 —and for the year of grace

hink

and the large sums

was pearly

that with the

from the people in the shape of would have maoaged to make But tb ‘Vv did

slightest attempt to keep their promise in

ends meet, not make the

this respect, Lberr aod gross iit “Province into a financia 1 will be we it.

“eC kless extravagance smsnagement has piunged the mire from which ll-uigh inopossible to extricate

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SUGGESTED DUTY ON WHEAT.

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Tue Laurier Goveroment is very wisely following in the footsteps of the Liberal trade with Greath Britain. It is quite grue that when they were in opposition the Liberale ridiculed the action of the Con- Oring to secure a in for the products of {poultry yard. But loes not usually act

utterances,

servatives in endeay market in Great Briti.i the Canadian dairy ar the Liberal in power up to his opposition already been amply demonstrated. The matter of trade with the

Mether Country is a notable case in point.

as has developing

Notwithstanding al] pressed

their previously ex- Opposition to this echeme they have continued it,and at the present time Professor Robertson and the Minister of Agriculture are in Great Britain in behalf of the dairy and kindred interésts. Professor Robertson is known to have his subject well in hand, and he has a happy way of beiug able to bring his knowledge home to the people

Opinions in

he wishes tf» reach in a clear and forcible manner. British he has es and talks and coatri- buted interviews and le‘ters to the press, all

’ According to late papers

delivered addre::

of which must gave a helpful effect ia pro- motirg work Liberal.Conservatives

the the

One of Professor

inaugurated by Rubertson’s latest contributions appears in Ja ames Ga Lette, cates a seksi) tariff,

the St and in it he advo-

the adoption of

which must prove bene ‘icial.

He prop )se3

adaty of two shillings and sixpence per

qaarter, or eight cents imported from

a bushel, on wheat foreign countries, and ex- luty will not

tofthe

; : : presses the Opinion tha’ this

adda farthing to the c four-pound

|

| loaf, while it would greatly stimulate agri-~ | culture in Canada and |ndia. The doctrine isasoundone. But,a3 the St. John Sun | points out, it kas been set forth in Canada many times. It 1s contained in the platform adopted ty the New Brunswick Liberal-

he M inar solution | Neill,

amendment.

© ynservatives at ¢t 9cton convention,

It was expresse |

SOOG SSEOCSSEGCASSHE IED @2OGe cossescetoos

propose |

and headed If

do anything te

last session by Mr. 3

off with a Government

Professor Robertson can

convince the people of Great Britain that

this policy is prudent, | manlike, he will doa

itriotic and states- Canada,

The

ervice to

to Great Britain and to the empire.

Sun follows this intimation up by Stating that the greatest obstacle in Professor Robertson’s way is the declaration made last year in England by Sir Wilfrid Laurier that Canada does not want such a prefer- | ence, and Sir Wilfrid: advice to the British people aever to depart from their free trade practice by imposing a duty op food. It was this declaration which led

Mr, Chamberlain to say that he would ut now “touch preferentia] trade with a pair

of tongs.’

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The Only Surviving Colonel.

Santiaco pe Ccsa, Aug 2.—Colonel Jonn H. Page of the 3rd Infantry, leaves by the transport Lroqucis for New York dangerously ill with malarial fever, Colonel Page was the last colonel of the regulars left ir Cube. All of the other colonels who came orig nally have either been killed in battle or died of sickness. There are any sumber of lieutenant colouels, but no longer any colon-le of the regular army.

Montreal Gazette: Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s Cobden Club medal is fastened to the wearer’s breast with silk ribbon. A more costly tie just now would be a piece of

high priced free trade tariff binder twine.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 4, 1€98

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CANADIAN DOCTOR'S BRAVERY

Heroic Action of Dr Scott, a Clever Young Canadian.

The Canadian Medical Reyiew pays an enthusiast c tribute to Swurgeon-Caplain Scott, the Ca adian medical map who, when recently in action at Sié¢rra Leone, was wounded thrice in the chest, ankle and thigh, and yet, amid the awft.| pain, prop- ped himself up and wenton tending the wounded, Later he succumbed to the strain, but a sea voyage partly restored bim, and the bullets are to be extracted with the assistance Of Roentgen rays.”

“Then may we not hope,” savs the Re- view, “he, too, will receive the greatest earthly rewardtp ssible to a British soldier, the Victoria Cross, which, as it lies upon the breast of a brave man,causes the hearts Of his countrymen to glow with de- light because they can claim him. Let os hope that we shall see it resting in the uoitorm of Surgecn-Captain Scott, whose deed of bravery, if poxsible,excelled that of Piper Fiadlater. Music, even when play- ed uader suffering, will rouse enthusiasm in the heart of t euflerer, and thne strengthen him to béar and to do, but noth- ing except the most noble spirit of self- sacrifice could prompt. so Christ-like a d-ed as the conquest of one’s own agony in order to help tiat of others.

Surgeco Capta n Scottia a Trinity{man, and a grand-nephew of Dr. Covernton, of

Toronto. He was house surgeon in the Toronto General hospital for the yeurs 1883.4.

O'CONNELL'S NIGHT.

OPERA HOUSE

Conservatives in the matter of promoting |

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August 8th, 1898

Monday,

ay SNS ss wags Misses Carrol! and Coady 2. Address..... -Mr. Joho Gaffoey 3. Song......+ese000..Miss Annie Hyndman 4. String lustruments ...., Ladies’ Club

5. Song.... -- Mise Florrie Blake 6. Violin Solo............Miss Masie Coady PART II. Te WOME. o's «dk ventg ea) Mrs James Byrne 8. lnst Dcet.. Masters Jack &Jim Payne 9. Bong.cccccose pb aceeeentang nee: UNDE Bee CU. cin ceds> cas “Mr P. MeConrt ll. ieee oc. ‘ .-Mr A. Bruce 12. Recitation........ Mies Clara Petrie 13. Soug... ..Mr. Chas Bell

GOD SAVE THE Q U EEN.

Admission 25c to all parts of the Hall,

The Son of His Father

naturally tastes for shoé

like papa’s ~we sympathize with

the little fellows—Our little

men’s line has the style and’ character ofa mans shoe.

Slater yonihs’ to 2, $2.00 Slater boys’ {, $2.50 They are made of choice calf skin —neat-—dressy—but etrong aud long—wearing.

Alley & Go.,

The Shoeists

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boots, sizes 2 ; to

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Wendell Philips once said 1

the news ina morning paper, you have no notio mn of, what happened till you look up to the paper’s title,”

That’s just as true of advertising. You interpre what’s written by what you know to be back of the telling,

We should like to say every day, til: everybody near it, hcw well we can suit them in

and tar should have read their Furniture wants, Noth make prices within reach of mo

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JUBILEE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

On the 19th July 1&98,Miss Catherine Cameron, teacher, with her pupils fre m Lady Fane Schocl Distriet, Tryon, at- tendedalarge erling of the above Society in Rose Valley Church ac- compained by the following parents and other friencs trom the district, ramely Mr George Stordy, Mr and Mrs Thomas Stordy. Mr and Mrs William Kidsoo,Mr ard Mis Samuel Frarcis, Mrs Wiliiem Rogerson, Mr ‘Thomas Stordy, jr. Mr William Stordy, Mr Roy Stordy, ard Mr Altert Regerson. ' being the most intelligent and 1espect- able in the district, : nlall comfortable and prospercus farmers, except Mr William Kidsou who is oue of the best and most enterprising carpenter snd

carriege builders in the community. The pupils in going tbrough the

exercises of theevening heldthe aud- ience spell-bound unula la‘e hour. The sevecal addresses avd recitations were of the most interesting and in- structive characier, and given in a most admsrabie style interspersed by Vocal ond Instrumental music. Those who ia their turn presided atthe organ con- sidering their ages and the limited time iv which they acquired their knowledge both of Vocal and Iostrumental music from Miss Cameion their teacher de serve special praise, while in many of their addresses could be seen the distinctive qualities of fit successors of the late celebrated and _ |.mented, Mise Frences Willard. The program was as follows: Singing by tne class, Miss Jemima Jogerson, crgaaist, Bringing in the Sheaves; recitation by Miss Bessie Frerch, The Cross of Cbrist ;recitatiou: by Miss Mary Mai:ters, Waiting bythe River; recitation by Mi-s Addie Francis,Make sure of Heav- en; sioging by the class, Miss Jemima Rogerson, organist, He leade:h me: ad- dress by Miss May Stordy, The Island of Tiinadad ; singing by the class, Miss Lillian Kidson, organist, Shelter in the tim» of Storm; address by Miss Cerrie

Stordy, Education; singing by class, Miss Jemima Rogerson, organist, Lily

of the Vajley; address by Miss Ethel Francis, The Last Doliar; singing by eiass, Miss Ella Calbeck. organist, What can wash away my stains ;address by Lester Francis, A lit le boy full of the Bible; singing by class, Miss Carrie Stordy, organist, O where are the reap- rs; address by Miss Ella Calbeck, Work enough for all; sivg ng by class. Miss May Sterdy, organist, There is work for each of us; address by Miss Lillian Kidsop, A liitle girl shall lead them; singing by class, Miss Jemima Rogerson, crganist, | am a child of the King; recitation by Ebby Francis, Christ blessing little ch'!dren; recita- tion by Miss Katie Cameron, Happy little workers ; address by Miss Jemima Rogerson, Success; Singing by class, Miss E!la Calbeck, organist, Shali we gather at the River jsinging, The Trusty Guards, by eight of the young ladies

singing by class, Mies Lilien Kid. sop, organi-t, Rock of Ages;

address, Miss Jemima Rogerson. Billy Bray; singing, class, Miss May Stordy,

ergavist, Glory to God Halle'vjaa; singing, Miss Addie Freneis ard Katie Cameron, My Jesus [love Vhee ;address. Miss Bessie Freach, The lufidel; -sinz-

ing, class, Miss Carrie Stordy, organist’. There’s a land that i- f ‘rer than day; sddress, Miss Ethel Erancis, Our As- coc‘ates; singing, Cass, Miss Jemina togerson, organist, Meet m2 there; 2'dress, Miss May S ordy, ‘Ihe Goou Proprietor; singing, class, Mis ss Jemima Rogerson, organist, Blessed Assurance

recitation, Miss Addie Francis, Trast is the Saviour; Seripiure Tex's by the singing, Miss Jemima organist, Aiton; address, Miss Crrrie Stordy,Success of Christian.

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class:

ity; Singing, class, Miss Jemima Roger- son, organist. Saviour lead me ;:address,

\Voman’s Calleck, ; Singing, class, Jesus loves me Miss Jemima for the Mission-

Miss May Stordy, Young Culture; address, Miss El Young Woman’s Culture Miss Jemima Rogerson, this I know; recifa icn, Rogerson. An Appea!

aries; singing.class, Miss Carrie Stordy, organist, Shall you, shxsll I. At the ‘lose a high tribute of praise was be- stowed on the cless by the Rev. M.

Cempbeil, Pastor cfthe Church, end

ina lecture : “When you read

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ing pleases us better, than to deet means,

their graceful and orderly deportment and theclear and distinet enunciation which added a charm to al} their ulter- snes. A yoie of tharks by Kev. M. Campbell and carried unanimously was then tendered to all the welcc me visitors thom Lady Lane and slso tothe hind sdies who dee r-ted the church for the oveasion, after wh«htne meeting dis- pred, sli highly delighted with the evening’s procecuings.—COM. ienmeiidiaait a:

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THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST lith, 1898

Programme and Prize List Overture—Psyche.

Fels Mile Bicycle—'st Prize, Meda); 2nd, Silver Medal.

32— W altz-- Winoza.

4—Two Huadred and Twenty Fiat Race—1lit Prize, Geld Medal; Gold Plated Watch Chain.

5—Band Selection— Baritone and Solo Alvo, Rath and Helen. 6—QOne Mile Bic5cle

Gold

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om—— Gathering

Aspecial! Train will leave Summerside a 5 o’clock p.m., local, returning after ins events are over. The Fares are as follows :

Summirside to Cc h’ Own and Re ‘turn $1.00

Travellers’ Rest— Freetown * 13 Kinkora—Cape Traverse ” e 15 Emerald—Freetown . a1 0 Clyde—W iitshire me ” 5 Colville—Mi‘ton ” ” 30 Winsloe “ ss 2) Royalty Junction " “ 15 Cemetery “ ss 10 St. Dunstan’s - “ 05

Single Far? from Souris, Georgetown and al! intermediate stations on 11th Aug., good to erturo on 12th Aug.

FARE FROM PICTOU by Steamer Princess, $1.00 zood to return on 12th Aug.

GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY

- Immediately after the Sports.

Admission to Grounda, 25c. Grand

Stand, 19c.

A. E. INGS, President. Charlotietown, July 28th 1898

Man Waauted.

E. H’ BEER, Secretary.

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Cep; 2ad, Opera Glass:s. oak td. The Sons of England will hold b 7—March— University of Pennsylvania their Annual Pien‘c es, 8—Four Hundred ard Forry Yard Flat The Annual Gathering of the Clans. | i

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Race—ist Prize, Silver Cup; 2nd, Silver | under the auspices of the Caledonia Ciub A ge C R A Pp A U {?. SF

Medal, of P.E Ieland, will be keld at | - : 9--Sebottiscse. . Darling Flo Ou the beautiful Grovads of Jabez : 10—Tvo Mile Bicycle—tst Prize, Sil- fea eb St. i a{ers’ hae: Lee, Esq., on ; :

ver Watch, (Waltham); 2nd, Silver Medal On & + John P. Rall z. . e 11—Over.nre Ob! I Don’t Know. n fie'd of Jobn Te os Bear 4 VE 1; r mae ‘f 1 ;

2 —Kizbt Hundred and Ejighiy Yards tailway ae on Te OE ay, - Sts ot i '

Flat Race—Ist Prize. Gold Medal; 2nd, Wedn eslay Ag Tst 13 |} Steamer “Jacques Cartier” ‘will Jeave

Silver Medal. js l, | Steam Navigation Company’s Whart at ; 13—March—C, C. C.— Dedicated to the at ‘ on, | 9@ ™m. sharp; returning will leave at »,

Creacents Special trains leave Ch’town at 8.20, | neg ;

su %y 5 : : ‘ Sk tat () 3 ) ? 7) nf 2nre ie j . > : : = 14— Five Mile Bicycle Race—1st Prize, local, Souris 1 a ‘Eg : ' — ere | Amnueements of ali kinds will be pro- Perlor Clock; 2nd, Silver Cup. eer rae at (.09, local, stopping at | vided be the cou. mittece. . S , | al: intermediate stations, i 4 ; “ ates es. De f as ; ; athe ol . well stocked Refreshment Booth and Entrance fee for reas. eran, ere ree For train arrang gements, priz2 list and | m : . 4 event. Entries to close Saturday evening , | Tea Table will be on the grounds, under

a = | full particulars, see programmes and ads | | W.P : ‘

6th August. ' , the management of Pickard & Co.

vertisements in newspapers later. > Tickete ‘ al ‘

; op teturn Lickets 40 cents, to be had at 7

The Grounds Will be Beautifully} p.acNEIL, JAMES McISAAC, |A.W. Reddin’s Drug store, Pickard’s

Iilgminated Rec. Sec’y President | Bakerv, and at Wharf, Tea Tickets 25c 164—wk4i dy eod 2,46 82 Ba allion Band ir attendance. 4 Train Arrangemen& ; : i BY ORDER OF COMITTEE. F

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