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TUESDAY, APRIL 17, IW).

CAN IT BE BROUGHT ABOUT?

So far, although the proposition of Mr.

Horace Hnszard has been much talked

a ut, noone has publicly attempted to, show that Dominion party lines areeither necessary or useful in our Provincial af- fairs. No one denies, in fact that the Province has suffered greatly, in both money and morals by pai-tyism; It would

beeasy to show how the desires and

6. .nd 1: ‘wishes of the friends of honest, economi-

cal government and of good measures.

have been defeated from time to time -by partyism in our Provincial affairs. Bat -we find a number whoadmit the truth of

all this who yet despair of seeing federal partyism banished from the arena of local aflhirs.

2 . '@°d“5 k”°"f‘ ‘£°.°“*h° mntztd gsiutw And yet we see a number of men, near-

khds. notgnpebrlisiill-

Special Notice.

_ _ ‘Having purchased from Hr. F. J. Qlcmshy the stock and good will of `_.\`l Books and Stationery Business in ihellorris Block, we will continue 'sic business in its varicus branches,

ht lowest prices for cash only. H M. Hornsby, who has mana-

in lhepart, will be

thostore, ‘and will be

to all old customers

IllUy IIB' ODSS.

' A choice new stock of Wall Papers

Irillibe at once put on sale, and all

_ departments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature if the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore." V

THE BAZMR UUMPANY

Successors to F. J. Horn shy.

xmris Block. Ch’toWn. Heh 16,190.1

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APPLY To__, H

llyndman 8|. Gu.,

_ AGENTS.

North British and Mercantile Ins,Co. A Union Assurance Society.

Phoenix of London.

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"me Stnnlules Sul’

'lhat we are to be moulded and fashioned,”sothe sand we use for our castinss needs t1 be moulded and tasbioned. 'l`hat’s what our moulrlers a'e doing

,avi a of Trade and working together very harmoniously to promote our com- mercial and business interests. The

Eoard| has admittedly effected a great deal for the beneiit of our City and Pro- vince; it has from time to time made in- fluential and effectual representation of our interests and requirements to both Conservative and Liberal Governments.

And we think it will be on all hands ad-

mitted that the Board has been and is far more influential for good than it could oossitiiy have been if its membership had

been made up of~one party only, and far’

more influential for good than two Boards

other made up of Conservatives exclu- sively could possibly have been. In fact the Board owes its usefulness to the fact that it deals with business questions on a purely business basis.

It will be asked, How can the new or-

der of non-partisan Government be begun? And it will be pointed out that we have

now an Administration formed on party lines, and a Legislature whose members were elected on party lines. To this it

may be answered that next yearn general

election will fall due, and there are strong indications that a. general election may be held this year. There is now pretty near- ly a dead-lock between parties, and there- is a strong feeling that if the present Gov- ernment is to continue in power there must be a reconstruction. The time' is

therefore auspicious for good and strong men of both parties to get together, form a platform and ask the approval of the

electorate upon the personnel and platform for a non-partisan Administration.

We believe the great body of the elect- orate seeiand feel that partyism has been

the cursii of our local politics and is it y main cause ofthe difliculties which beset the right management of our Provincial aifairs. We have little doubt that a coin-

bination of strong men associated toge- ther on a non-partisan basis, determined to manage Provincial affairs on sound bus- iness principles, could appeal to the coun-

try with vastly better chances of securing general endorsaticn and support than either party alone could possibly have.

many influential men of both political

parties who favor the adoption of

this course, and the number is daily in- creasing. After the matter has been more fully talked over it would be desir- able that a number should get together and formulate a general plan. Ora con- vention might be called at some central

oint in which those of this way of think-

sq” gg, m°,gdli_,ig “dt fa,g,_ 8 ing could be called to meet for general "

ning esau ieunot. -,_ - - `» m,,,e,.,,' it is therefore ,ery ,mf discussion and advisement.

portant that the patterns be first-class in every_respec', for as thepatterns are so will the ,_ castings be. We have tlrat-class pattern-makers employed and_

areableto meet the required !\6€d,- ‘

Give us a trial when in reel of Castings

, . G ‘ARDIAN an e atriot have all de- i

clared for prohibition for Charlottetown. _

Where do you stand ? “ ' ~-® .

W ._ 4 PB.oHrr1oNIsr. A ,’

' Th. “mr” Faundppg' Glftown, 16, lax). ` .,‘- 'YM

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf. Clmrlottetown. P. E. I. Phone U5.

The Temperance Alliance, THE ' 1 dth P

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ers, Union Blend Teas, a key in eve pound package

The best roduction of the best .produc-

Your t .,..?».~'fr_‘. p 5

of Trade, one made _up of Liberals and the,

So far as we can learn there are already .

_ T0 THL: EXAMINER.

partisan government,only “a Grit scheme"

V colleagues, or of the Liberal party organ,it will probably find that the scheme is not

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why should it assume that three or four Conservatives could not liold.their own in

an Administration it associated with a

like number of Liberals or independents?

L nent and noteworthy feature ef Sir J0ll11

The following is the resolution intro-

_duced in the Commons by Hr. T. B.

_ O t0 ` t rrl ed t llacd ld'

ly 811°! WHOID MVC SUODS Party Plfdu' 4 Flint, member for Yarmouth, N. S. and ,D,~uT¢y§§3,:_ wus ‘. V 8 fff 3

H ll`l0!‘tly t0 D6 dlB¢llSSOd and dlSp0S8d Gftv if BLA¢K MAHOND _LINE-Thg ’1

the exports growing at the rate ot' ten million dollars a year Today Mexico has

term asPresldent, and is so deservedly

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Mr. S. N. Earle‘s Grand Concert and

evening Ma lst. -='1`he mst partwlll con-

HNS0 5°b°0DP°Sed t0 what W” °~.P1'°mi'. sist of12 cllolce numbers, consisting ot

éhoruses.quintettes Orchestra muslc.vooal

Reserve Tuesday the 24th for Rev. Edwin Smith's Lecture in Zion Church

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“That this House has affirmed the h?_g°g*:1’f‘;_hgeP:v‘;§e°1;l:§,|“‘:1I;'U’o1é“:‘U'\° ‘half

as soon as public opinion would sutll-

amajority of votes polled throgghout

majorities in all the provinces ,but one

-legislation, as well as satisfactory -evl

such measures will be thoroughly sup- ported by the people of Canada'

ures as will secure the prohibition of the

which have voted in favor of such pro- hibition.”

The development and progress of Mex-

ico under the rule of President Diaz has

born in 1830 took an active and leading

»was then in a most backward and disor-

prevailed and the public credit was at a.

_be f . A _ _ R T J gan on -8-lla? ene-r-ge-me pfogressxve gov, = new cloths, new dress goods and millincry

Test the Urine . . 1

It tells the siaic ol the Kldneys-To

order to tell if the kidneys are deranged. You

poisons in the system which will in time produce

mancntly, and promptly cure Bright's disease, kidney and liver disorders, backache, lumbago, rheumatism, and all the painful and fatal com- plications of the filtering organs of the The sale of this great kidney remedy is enormous throughout this continent and Europe. The merit is proclaimed by scores of thousands ot grateful cured ones. One pill a dose, 2 5 cents a box, at all dealqs, er Enmasif on, Barns & Co. , Toronto. 1

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DR. GORDUN ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON '

esensose `

GRADUATE M¢GlLLIU NIVERSITY Gilice and Residence,Dorchester Street East

0l!lceH:>urs,9tol0a. m., l to 3,and_ 7 to{S . m.

prompt to attention.

Dr. Chase’s Kidney»Livcr Pills positively. per-~

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S. §. Bonavista from Montreal an or about

ciently sustain stringent measures it was hég dai; atbo Chtrlottetownii about

- . - . ea ve s camera sa from

tP12322?tT'§es“;f3,g;;\;Eh£;g;§,;ti(Ti1emin` Charlottetown to St. John’s Newfound- Q

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and passage see adv later or a l to

was ascertained to bc in favor of such ,peaks Bm§3`;Q0__ Y _UPEI

Jam8,Jé¥liesand n if

from other sources, shows that. va_\~;¢¢;x‘|¥,;, ga] 4,5;-at

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Laxative Gri ad Tablets-s ci 1’

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per box, mailed free to any address. Geo. E. Hughes”-Xpothecaries Hall

6 d&w fri8ttues

Custom work at Morris & Smith's new

boot and shoe store. r 16 3i

,IL ni new

oot and shoe store, first door below

part in the expulsion of of the French un- it Li;1;1tZn gouge; _ H 16 2

° . . r e"rip"youwirequiraa

der Maximilian, and in 1877 was elected , 90nic_ “Hu8.hes- Bggemjve “nic will suit President ot the Republic. The country 13011' UXSCUI- IU V011” UP me U6l'V°°~

strengthens the digestive organs and increases the appetite. Price %c at

dered condition. Anarchy and brigandagei "H“¥h°°” AP05h°’°"`i°° H511'

fr1&tue$ d & W

low ebb. He quickly restored order, and \ Over sixty packages received of English

and German goods, 32 expected to-day Z5.-American opened. Come and see the’

James P8ton & Co. 10 tf ' Repairing _at Morris 8: Smith°s new boot and shoe store. 16 3i

Quick and easy: This term exactly fits

our “La Grippe" cure. Quick to cure, easy to take, in wafers 7for 25c at Hughes

. .A th canes Hall. B ail toan ad-

;r:z:kc,theK_|tidncyLsivhca‘lil!i'y use Dr. d,l;‘;s_e ' y ’;’,.i&tueS5 X8,”

asa: icney- er l s. . . .,

, lilalt Extracts.-Quiltjliiita wines, betéf irrin , ,

i '_" am wine etc. -valua e uringora ter al . ‘. gli” Wei i . _

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The up-to-dale PhYS`cian ascertaius the health t *>“pp""‘t cmtral Drug Smre' u' IW' _ " A ”

gf;§;0§f§;§;;a\;;_f;;;‘§;§;?;j‘;=§;;r 3; =g_gP;=;;'=¢A Carte rs’_ for Wall Paper (_({f,\.' Atigciattm mas by .aus

terribly fatal complications. . -_

As an invigomtor of the kidneys Dr. Chase: ~

Kidney-Liver Pills are of inestiniable value.

They act directly and naturally, and make the » ` _ __

kidneys, liver, and bowels regular, active, and “' >

healthy. ’ | . ’ a Q

For Carriages or lxouieé New Sulhngsg '

g - New_1’r¢

_ We have marked down alot G; A

9, spanges suitable for these 0 Now is the time to order your Spring Gatlt.

A cloths ever shown on P. E. Island. _

price -It will pay you to takeg G by .‘ % '

For really good, solid, perfectly £t&g lar-nhl

We cult Ile heat

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main hmmm. in

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imposes, at less than half

gf advantage of this sale-a splen- gdid piece of sponge for 5 cent

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popular that his re-election for a sixth - term is looked upon as assured. t '

_ _ solos. The second part will consist of

‘Macdonald's policy in organizing the Lib-_ “The Bgautiful Opg;-gm; in tm “gg gn.

g eral-Conservative party. Is our contem- f§a§Z15:g&?r°é§;gg;I£°!2 tg@” * porary wiser than the idolised Chieftain? ~-17 3i, exk pat.

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The esteemed Examiner affects to sec in yemment. He hu.br°‘u'ght “mug 5 wgnder. _ G Mr. Horace Haszard’s proposal ot non- _ful change for the better in Mexico. The _ ’

‘mining industry has been fostered and

to gain party advn.nt&8‘°- If the Examhmri developed, railways built, and the trade \ ill inquire of PremierFarquharson and his “ ofthe country is now rapidly increasing,

f»l\0\18`hl7 bl them 50 be ll Gritty Que. From forty different railways with nearly 8,(X»0 1 1. _ , fi i .zip another point of view the Examiner seems miles of track, and is rapidly developing 1 Q T 5 _ to have less confidence in the men of its into a wealthy and prosperous nation. ' ' _ i 1 4 i own t than THE Guannuln has, else Diaz is now nenrin the clogs of mg flfth i ' ' ' f '

As to the general principle of an union of Oper? fcggibilnztla-é-The dpgslo 'lovlng" . w t - _

the two parties to carry on the govern- ggxugay o!°;&m§|T|n”,;'w° 3:53:81?) _ _

` ment of the country the Examiner appears one evening 80 0 OWN 011 T\188¢iB7

Lecture Room. 17 2l. ,

`“ . _ ' i u . F _ ' _ - i _ ‘principle that the prohibition of the from M¢,ntm,|, 9° g;,||r|gf,¢,¢wwn,i§0;-gg! 2 V m _.liquor trailic is the right and most effec- Sydney C. B. and St. John’a, Newfound- , ‘ ° ’ ° ‘- tual legislative remedy for the evils ot lpélgo % ‘ '

i“t°mPe"°m`°» “nd has °'1s° declwed that 5th due at Charlottetown about Ha 8th'

land via, North S dney C. B. carryin

horses, cattle and sheép on _deck and

.the Dominion, including substantial,pa1pe<;u%g=0\;1;g:§h<;;¢k. eguigygezg £<>=féiib\§t

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» - p pe "al or-

“This House is now of the opinion, in mula-15c per doz :V0 Centr1lDrugStore.11

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view‘of the foregoing facts, that it is de- 1 ' e

sirable and expedient that parliament, Dried apples five cents per ppund and should, without delay, enact such meas- ‘°°°k’“3` 63* at Seven °°“t's°_5°"de."s°”

liquor traffic for beverage purposes in_ati heggr £’3c_,C'1`§£I;er;s Ii;15uI:*é3t€;;l5‘°§l 5;, ‘gf least those provinces and territories .Hughes La Grippe “.afe,.s_ Prim 25,, 1

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been :truly remarkable. Diaz, who was gon order them tM0n,iS sas ’itg.s _ _ _ _ Q 7

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can conduct an :.\':1niin:inon)'ourscli`. G 7 'K ll _ V ""“¥;.”‘l;’..“Ei.“°‘°S"‘“" '°’ '“'°“‘Y"°“' -“li” -f~ ~--“Q ' f.-._

in a g. ss tt or vc-_ssel. ll' at the end of that “S-_7" time it contains a sediment resembling brickdust 5 1 E ‘

you may be certain that the kidneys are sluggish , *io 'ho are E and inactive, and that they are leaving deadly __

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Thry are the prettiest lotcfeliha-

had. Wearebusymakiqti Q

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1 ;;__ This is one of the-_ best English Hats

-»0u spring _...___

gi! A. ~_ y - _ _ “ has beeigfnlly tested for tptality. ~ ~ i Isl1\Tcvv Conaplete ' `

famous makes f

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Oi" B|i‘<=y<=;@ Repaliziliiop-is now ropes-full BEl.L’S'Sl|oos for women. i._oo,,Side,ed'_ . . ` ' 9° “_ 9"" 3° _ V -All are in.Every line is complete. i _ ` ` - ~_ ' ‘ 1 ~ ~ _ ~.

Ygagggdhigd "i‘;%‘§:§¢,ei3icyc]B= _ If -you .are hard tottit come now. Wecan 'suit you. -

mgnd hand Gents. Bic cleS_ " _ '_ Remember we have sole control of "these two.

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