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“ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evarrives.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

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CLARLOTTETOWN, P. E.

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EMBER 19, 1890. VOL.27.-NO. 24

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Commission Merchant

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Presents for Xmas.

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Instead of our usual Gift, we offer this year an additional 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT, besides the regular discount, to all Cash purchasers who men- tion this paper. The largest assortment to select from of Jewelry, Fancy Goods and Watches we have ever shown.

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SELLING OFF !

} K. BRACH is selling off his large stock . ef CROCKERY. Everything marked duwn from 10 to 30 per cent. for One Month.

Great Bargains for Xmas!

Everybody should call and see prices. Goods shown freely. Dolls and Toys for hundreds of good Boys and Girls, and a Moustache Cup | for the Young Men. The best and cheapest; Groceries in the County. Confectionery, | Raisins, Currants, Spices, Canned Straw-} berries, Blueberries and Clams. dec]3- dy tlxmes wky Im

SKATING!

HE Dicectors of the Hillsborough Skating | _ Riok are making preparations to have the Rink open at an early date.

Prices for tickets for ensuing season will be as fol’ows :—

Gentlemen’s Season Ticket. .....,...00. $4 00 Ladies’ * wT Vie SEN eee 2 50 Afternoon “ O. ie suede 2 00

In cases where thiee or more Afternoon Tickets are sold to members cf the same family, a discount of 15 per cent. will be; allowed. Riok will be open during the season as fol- lows : —Every Monday night, Thursday night and Saturday afternoon, with Band; and every Tuesday and Friday afternoon, without Band.

Tickets now for sale at the following Drug! Steres:—C. D. Rankin’s, Reddin Bros’, A. S. Johnson’s and F. de C. Davies’.

Single Admission to Skate and Promenade at usual rates.

D. C. McLEOD,

dec8—dy tf Secretary,

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MOURNING GOODS.

In calling your attention io our steck of BLACK GOODS, we desire you to note the Excellent Values given in French and India Serges, Cashmeres, French Herines and Henrietta Cloths, Dalgea Stripes and German Diagonals, new and rich, Courtald’s and Priestly’s Crapes, Mourning Millinery, Crape Bonnets and Hats.

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BROWNS BLOCK.

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Charlottetown, Sep';, 26, 189°.

Golden Wedding.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie celebrated | the fiicieth anniversary of their wedding | A ge 10th inst. at their residence, | Nurth Rustico. The evening was very’ ¢.) wy a a fine, and the whole household looked oe online Seats Se a bright and gay in anticipation of a good justice. He says: ‘‘In supporting a vote of time. Between the hours of four and five thanks to the lecturer, Mr. Silas Hodgson, of o'clock the guests began to arrive, and by the P. E. L Railway, stated that were it "not six o’cluck the house was pretty well filled for the Province of Quebec the Dominion of with people who by their appearance in- Canada would before this have a _prohibitory tended to enjoy themselves. aw.” I made no such statement. In reply At six o'clock we were called to tea, and t? #2 opponent of the Scott Act, who advocat-

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judging from the appearance of the table, 4 the avolition of that Act in order that we I {teege , * might obtain prohibition, I claimed that as we represent but a very small portion of this Dominion—prohibition being a question for

our hostess spared no pains in making everything pleasing to the eye and inviting

to the appetite. After satisfying the inner the Federal Government to decide upon—we man with the good things, we retired to the are powe) less to obtain it, as the people of parlor, where the evening was spent sing- Quebec and the other provinces are evidently ing, speaking and playing, in which the not pues forit. I had previously re- old folks joined as well as the young. This ferred to the backward state of the temper- was keep up till about twelve o'clock, when ance caus? in Toronto, Hamilton, ete, Qin supper was announced, when each gentle- speaking of Quebec, I had direct reference to wan took his partner and escorted her to Montreal, its chif city. What I saw and the dining room, where the table was learned there very forcibly impressed me with spread with a fine sample of the feathered the fact that so far as the pecple of that city family, such as turkey, goose, duck and were concerned they had not accowplished |fow!, One thing [ netced during the Berd” temperance re form—that they were evening was that all the ladies had their cAlmentaed cotias taser Gane aa escort to the table except four young ladies gram published in Tue Examiner of the 16th who were waiting on the table. These jngt,, stating that ‘there are 1.100 licensed young ladies had no escort, over which they and 1,210 unlicensed grog shops” in that city grieved a little for fear of being put down gupp'i-s adcitional and most convincing proo! as *‘old maids.” The display of presents of the accwacy of my statement. No doubt -was handsome and costly, and well suited temperance sentiment is growing daily in both 2 A y “er ens fur those receiving them. Ontario aud Quebec, bat it is far behind that Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie are to be con- ©f this province. Ifsuch statements, made at gratulated on their long martied life, and ® quiet gathering in my own church, are a we hope and trust that they may be spared _ eee oe eer ple referred to by many years yet to live together on the iaiet? a ec e . a, cars F ieee earth, and when they are called t» part salir ae seatiat le bringing me to judgment here below may it only be to meet again in 45 soon as he wishes. There is one thing for Heaven, to dwell tegether in that happy which I am truly thankful, and that is he will land where there will be no parting nor yot be my judge. sorrow. —Com. | This charch censorship? is a new idea ia se ee our day, As we have heard trom several lately

Princess Louise

DISCOVERS A SCULPTOR DEAD IN HIS STUDIO. : ——

Joseph Edgar Boehm, the sculptor, died suddenly in his London studio on the 12th ! inst. The artist was engaged on a bust of

through your columns, Mr. Editor, I con-

gratulate you upon your enterprise.

S. F. Hopasox, December 19th, 1890.

In Darkest Montreal.

Princess Louise, and the latter called at HUNDREDS OF UNLICENSED GROG HOUSES—

the studio in relation to the work.

(pon entering the place she found the dead body of the artist reclining in a chair. | Shocked at the sight, the Princess fled and gave the alarm.

DENS OF INFAMY IN ABUNDANCE — A SPOTTER AT WORK.

Two months ago the Citizens’ League

employed «a New York detective named

John Bunyan in 1872.

‘destroys all microbes,

Mr. Boehm was born in Vienna ia 1834. Beers, and, although the fact was ignored He had resided in England since 1862, and by the people at large, the officer in ques- was elected an associate of the Royal Acad- tion has for the past eight weeks been mak-

emy of Londen in 1878. He executed a ing himself acquainted with darkest Mon- colossal statue in marble of the Queen for treal.

Yesterday Mr. Beers called the Windsor Castle in 1869, bronze statues of members of the Citizens’ League together the Prince of Wales and all the royal and detailed his wonderful experience in fami'y, and a colossal statue at Bedford of the commercial metropolis. He also executed a So astenishing were the facts that it was colossal equestrian statue of the Prince of decided to exclude the press, but the Em- Wales for Bombay in 1877, a statue of pire gbt there all the same, as the follow- Thomas Carlyle, and a marble statue of ing details will plainly show : In the first King Leopold of Belgium for St. George’s place Beers has discovered between 700 chapel at Windsor. The government gave and 800 unlicensed groggeries from Maison- him the order to execute the statue of Lord neuve to St Henri, and to the number Beaconsfield for Westminster Abbey. It must be added 1,040 licensed saloons doing is believed that Mr. Boehm's death was 4 thriving business in the same area of ter- caused by heart disease. ritory. Mr. Mercier’s provincial police - appears to have been a farce from begin- ning to end, and its leading official is known to be president of a fish and game club— ** {Universal Lllustre,” of Paris, Novem- not the swell affair at Lachine—and among ber 29:b, has the following : ‘‘ The discov- its members were 40 or 50 saloon keepers, ery has just been announced that cinna- who comprise some of the most notorious mon kills the microbe of typhoid fever.” violators of the license law in the city. To M. Chamberland, (a co-worker with M. make matters worse, the meetings of the Pasteur) and. M. M. Cadeac and Meunier, club had been held in the government at their laboratory Rue Dudot, have ob- officers’ apartments, St. James street, and tained proof of the virtue of this new it was also discovered that because a certain medium. It is needless to enter here into saloon keeper, who did not belong to the a detail cf all their experiments, suffice it club, had opened his place of business on to say that the essence of cinnamon is Sunday to sell a few cigars he was pounced found to destroy the bacillus of typhoid upon by the law officers and fined, while fever in twelve hours. In other words, it club members were allowed to sell with acts with an energy nearly equalling that impunity on the Lord’s Day. The bean of corrosive sublimate, wich in ten hours houses, which have become so popular dur- This discovery is ing the last year or two, are reported, with invested with unusual importance from the few exceptions, to be so many brothels fact that the odor of this essence, that isto frequented by low characters, and say the perfumed atmosphere vf our apart- where youths of the city pass their ments wherein it is set free, has atendency nights, gamble, drink, and, what to attack other noxious germs. Cinnamon is worse than all, contract diseases is possessed of a most agreeable odor. Iu of an incurable nature. At one of these the sixteeuth century it was the boquet of places visited by the detective the latter re- the aristecracy ; and it bids fair to become lated that two girls, completely nude, came again fashionable. It will be sprinkled out on a stage and danced around for the upon our linen, our handkerchiefs, and edification of a score or more of men who find its way once more into our toilet- were inthe :oom. The houses of ill-fame flasks. Onthe occasion of epidemics we were taken in en route, and Mr. Beers re- should not hesitate to use it freely in our ports that un a well-known street of half a boudvirs and our sleeping rco ns as an an‘i- mile in length only one respectable house septic. Here, at last, isa corrective with is to he found. Billiard rooms were thrang- a tolerable flavor, one at which none will ed Suaday after Sunday by young men and need to make a wry face. /boys, who for the most part spent their —- ——- <a | week's weges in these resorts. The of- News Notes. ‘ficer reported that as far as he could see — ‘Col. Hughes, our Chief of Police, waa dis- Montana cattle are crossing the boundary posed tu carry out the law, but that this into Canada and stealing their living. The efficient cficer was hampered so Mounted Police are doing their best to drive much by aldermanic ressure that

Cinnamon and Typhoid Fever.

of the bovine marauders. his efforts were in vain. When detective The Newcastle (Englan1) Journal ssys: Beers had become thoroughly acquainted with

‘-Canada is certainly not a very happy illustra- I tion of acountry tending, as the result of | past experience, to fiscal action on free trade ee es. Its first great stride was made by

iteraily shutting out an iound.ti-n of manu-

facture goods from the United Sa es, and its chief anxiety vow is not for the commercial union with its big neighbor, but for adding to its export trade to other ceuntiies by some special arrangements of a reciprocal kind. on can it be said, therefore, that Canada has chiefly ‘* become one of the nen and most prosperous covntries in the world by maintaining her political independence,” when that political independence has been built up by a minister carrying out protec- tionist principles and a policy the chief sim of which has been to render it the rival and

competitor of the United States for the trade |

of tne east and the west? There is a period

revenue parposes seems impracticable to an

in the making of any great nation when the! iprinciple of adjusting its tariff solely for There are marriage ties, and friendly ties,

the leading law-breakers and was ready to report, he sat down and wrote the forme: that he was in the employ of the Citizens’ League, and for them to govern themselves according- ly. This appeared to have a good effect, as Beers noticed that very few places were open last Sunday. The whole matter being laid beiore the members of the League, the latter said to the philanthropists present: ‘You pow see the state of the city. if you want to better it you must provide us with the neces. sary funds to carry on the good work.” Con- sequently, quite a large sum was subscribed, The next question that arose was as to the ex- tent of publicity, and John R. Dongall sug- gested that the secretary prepare a report for the local papers, which will appear no doubt in due time with most of the facte suppressed.

The Ties.

And the ties which business makes;

extent that can hardly be recognized by its There are solemn ties, and merry ties, inhabitants when the same country has And the ties io betting stakes;

, attained to vigorous development as a manu- There are builders’ ties, and railroad ties, ‘facturing and maritime power, such as this

‘country is at the present time.

‘those who quarrel with other countries for

not following in fiscal matters our example.

Which an acter can reca'l,

This point But the HOLIDAY Ties, which we adver- never receives the attention it demands from

tize, Are the pretties* ties of all. D, A. Breer,

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