THBDAILY BKAMINER

JULY 7, (898,

THE PLEBISCITE.

Some of the Liberal pepere are eve |

catiog the postponment of the Plebiscite

election. They conten i that all the people will not come outto vote if the Plebie- cite be taken by itself, that it is important that all the people ehould vote in order that the government may know clearly what to do about the matter, and that tne Plebiszite wil! coet much kes if the yote on prohibition be taken.with the vote oo the record and policy of the governuent: that it highest

on prohibition until the time of the gevera}

Toe answer to this coutertion is be the unfair "9 probibitionist«

this

would in degree to mix up and involve tem perance question with the questions that will be discussed in the heat of a general election contest. A majority of the elector will, we presume, be ready to condemn the gov- erument’s bud record and iortuous policy ; the

and it would te as improper to reek

placing of prohibition in (ne same condem- pation #8 it would he to ase prohibition

winning votes for Laurier, Sifion & Co

as a means of Cartwright, Davies, We know

Turte, something about the “ deals’ put up when Aa temperance eleetion re d a polisical election are held at or about the

The

auestivoable,

same time. value of a plebiscite

yte ie no matter when

jistaken. To take it concurrently with

a general elec

suletely valueless and give the sacceeding |

government an excuse fortreating it with

the contempt eromeut ot this province in respect to the

that was shown by the gov-

Provincial plebic “cite,

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BRITAIN AND THE STATES.

Poetic MeN jo Great Britain are saying

whattney can to the desired ententecordiale between Great Britain and the J’ nited Duke of Westminster said, a short time ago

hardly conceive anything more condwe ve

promote

States. Thus the

:“*f can

to the interests of civilization and of the general well-being of the world than acor- dial understanding, and more, between the British Empire and tho-e of Siates.” Viscount Peel is reported to have

the United

said, “There is a real, solid foundation o¢ mutual sympathy, and respect between th® kindred racee. That the

bouod together in an offensive and defen-

two pations,

sive alliance, would bea match for any

combinsation of hostile powers there is little

doubt. The costingency of such an al-

Jiacce is, ‘n itwelf, a main security for the

habit of atiending

at

tion would certainly make it

> “ A ere

Sena anaal

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JOLY 7 1893.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Many persons who are not io the tbe theatre will, we have se deue', pullu 40 appearence at the Opera Houre fomeurreW eveoipg when the Miles Company wii! play Damen aod Pytuies tur the beoefi: of che #. EB. Island dorpiel Phe cousirneton of @ large wud prently agg vor pris! bail ding 1 svou ow be begur; acd now isa guod time to bebe t —Since Lord Manoer tec!

ale , dtr

Wolseley has heen com- icf mauy chaoges Bawe been we bem feot the rauk aod file 10 activ. The latest boon which he hes conferred on the sold er ie that where Tueure be ria Of tbe heavy ey wheter i be belmet, bushy, or whet mot, on field days, aud in het weather. Phe fut be worn only when tir are paraded i review order.oron guard.

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tx hy

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wil ith

netge

licaul-dress is lu

— Messrs. imite and Pielding were in Ley saten day- ago, wanitestieg au active niere-tin pubic works. Toney want to provide other cou-

ruild a railwas iv

veniences for which ® preliminary vote Was TAKEN ID (be entimates The Levis Qoaovdien saves sa@rte’s visits aad his ex

auiuatioos Of -lles for uew buildings are alwave Colnbcal<nl with elections, As it turn* cat, De Guar, the Federal ember,

vas just tewty wo resiga when Tarte arriv~ ed ju the cous ucnes two dags Jater , il Was abovuoced tuat the gowermneut would spend @ great veal of money in

aod thet the docior had Parte’ Campaigns are «expensive affairs for Canada. Tuey are aiways conducted on a boudie scale.

Levin, gota job.

Esteemed Exchanges.

Toronto Globe: Sanipson’s celebration Was the most effect've 4.0 of July offair in

ee bister y of the Ua t d States,

New Brunewick the eee Liicra Curservative province in Canada, ad if we vuderstaud ihe feeling of the party there Is no disposition to lose by want of interest, evergy or patriotisw, the place in the frout of the procession.

Halitax Herald :

Johu Sun: is

To gain power, wa-te

tue public resources, and then take refuge im life offices, is the reguiar course and highest umbition§ of oe

ata'estpen; aod those who do not reach Jif offices take g vod care to reach something else that the people pay for.

Montreal Gezette: Mr. Greenway is naturally avgry at the Senate for not allow- ing ‘he Goveroment to pay him tne $300,- 000 Sir Wilfrid Laurier promised in re- turn for the school settlement. He de~ poune €s the Seuate’s action as higu~haod- ed and ur justifiable, and talks about injary done to education in the province. ut this is all noreene. Mr. Greenway was not going te devote the money to educa~ tioval purposes, but was going to use it, as his treasurer edmitted, to be: ip to meet his deficit on general expe ndi ture. He wil get the mterest on the money regularly, ue he has done before, ear warked fur edu. cation. What he wanted to dv was to

‘quander the principal on other thing:, aud it is bard to see

ADDRESS T@ A TEACHER.

To A. J. McIntyre, Beq., Texcher.

Dear Sin,—When ihe intelligence of your iotended departure from Clear Salta’ wa- borne to our ears, the intensity of our feelines towards you was, a8 & Consequence | disturbed by pognant grief. Therefore | we deem it meet that ere the silken cord of genial companion-h p which binds you to this community be ferever broken, we convey to you, however feebly, some ex~: pression of the profound sorrow we feel ca ' this occasion, as well ax of the estimation in which we hod vou.

We realize in your removal from the scenes Of your three years labor, perform

ed the approval ot pavents and ihe grate- tul affection of pupils, the extent or the loss of a teacher of euch faithful devorien to duy and iedefatigable labor for the advancement of the educational interests of the district of Clear Spring. You have, moreover, by your kind disposition aad genial compaciouship made yours If ro agreeable with each and every one of. ux that you have become one of the greatest favourites; nay more, vou have become +e wrapped up ia Gur adtections and +o en- twined in our very existence that by your departure from our midst we fee] that we are to be deprived of atrineere and sympa~ thising frieud.

Again, the interest you took and the part you plaved in all matters of ivteresi tos . Margaret’s paris, but more especially to th.e commauity, bas met with our most cordial appreciation and will only be en- haaced as time wends on Kuowing, bow- ever, that 1t is your duty towards yoursel/ that prompts you to make this move, we will endeavour to dispel our sorrow and wish you God speed in your new sphere of labor. Most beartily do we wisb you un- beunded saccess and sbuodant prosperity ic all your undertelore Sat above prav,God to gra: you etozg tnd uappy life here below. [n vauus y «, then, a toud farewell, be assured, dear friend, that you will be remembered with esteem avd grati- tude by the triends you met in Clear Spring, even when the sar of life grows dim, in the twiligat of approaching eteros ity.

all we

D. A. McDoxa.p,

D. J. McDonap, JoHN GRINSELL, Josere McPueer,

E yeas GILLIs, Ciemerr McDexa.p, Lewis McEacuen, Joun D. MecInryre, Joun MeKacnery,

Clear Springs, June 29:b, 1898.

Mr. Mcintyre io rep'y thanked the trus ter~ and ratepavers tor all the kindness shown ) m duriog bis sojourn among them, and »ssuied them that iu whatever epher: his future would be cast he woald never cense to 1€member the kind friends he haileft at C ear Spring.

IT ALSO PURIFIES WATER.

Besides making a most delicioue and bealthfal drink, Abbey’s Effervescent Salt

# ‘ i 1

ed with & zeal amd an efficiency that merti~,

EP ERE EN EY CDE ED

A WINDSOR JEWELUER

Kidney Pills.

Windsor. July 4—(Special derpatch ) ‘Ifthe Untied States army bad taken @ cue of Dodd’s Kidney Pillx wo Cuba, it have been able wo withstand the ravages of disease arising from the dripks ing of bad water,” said a prominent pby-

«onld

*® cian to-day.

“ Doudd’s Kidney Pills,” he continued, ‘ are the greates: life-savers in the world.

[know ascore ot persoos whore lives they have saved.

“PRyht bere in Windsor, Mr. BR. F. Colwel!, the Ouvlette street jeweller hes been cured of Bright’ « disease by. them, atter two years’ sudering. I use them in my practice, and can cure the worst case of Brighvs disease, Diabetes, or any oiher kidney complain’, with them, ’

She who Dyes Once

with MAVPOLE SOAP makes ‘the discoyery that. after all there is avery great. difference between the work of ordinary dyes and that done by MAYPOLE Soar, which cleanses and dyes at ane operation. She has learned that

Gee eweknee

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commion « lyes do common work, ut that MAVYPOLE SOAP imparts freshness and beauty

‘

The rest

newness, to the goods dyed. is she

Dyes Ofien,

looks up many things that have ‘become soiled and faded which, after having been dyed, wil make up ‘ beautifully.” Does she speak of her discovery te er friends? Well !—Rather— tells every one of them of the grand success she has had

with

Maneate Soap

10 certs a cake for all colors and 15 ceats for Black. At all Druggists. In all colors. For all Fabrics. Free Book and Sample of Work by addressing

CANADIAN DEPOT;

- 8 Place Royale, Montreal.

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OXPXSLIN DL DESSE CEO 8

Slater Beauty

We have just received anoth-r lot of this famous shoe, and th-y are without an exception the most beauti- ful we have ever seen. Of a rich chocolate, nice kid witha cord

not be duplicated. $4, 00 per pair See them io our window,

Alley&Co,

The Shseist

GRAND TEA PARTY

i eM ar Cardigan Bridge

The ladies of the congregation cf St. Audrew’s Presbyierian Church, ‘ntend holdieg a Tea Party on Thureday; July lath, in aid of church funds-

A Bazaar Tabie, furnished with arte} ‘a useful and oriental, will be one of the many attractions onthe grounds,

A first-class commitiee bas been formed to provide games avd which with the saloons provided with refreshing temperate drinks, ice cream, and strawberries; will combine to give all who cumearight good time. “Pipe av a” will ve there.

Come one, come ail, and er jov a pleas ant dav; which will be rounded off with a Grand Concert ia the evening —Beld is Cardiygao Hall.

Admission 1.0 25c.

Admission © grounds inclading dinncr 39¢.

Admission to Concert

BY ORDES Cardigan, June 29, ‘98

grounds iucluding tea

20c. OF COMMITTEE.

tip and handsome vesting top; they have a style which in all the?r own and can- |

ee

AmMMsemeNnts,

Picnic Drinizs

We make a orders for Picnic Supplies, such

specialty of filling

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OPERA HOUSE

—THE—

Miles Ideal Stock Co.,

Includieg the young romatic t actor

JOHN E. MILES

This Hvening

Lhe Beautiful Comedy Drama

“ Fritz In America” FRIDAY Grand Benefit tor P.E. [,

Hospital.

“Damon and Pythias.’

Grand Special Saturday Matinee.

Saturday—Crescents Night

“WHEW MEXICO” Prices Rhee

10c, no highy |

{ Evenings ) Matinees

——e

Extract. ing Tee

CR. J. P. MURRAY

145 QU SEN EP cocccoces

sewerage Works

—_— — —

Tenders for Cement Brick and Stone.

Sealed Seperate Tenders addressed to “ine undersigned will be received at — this office until noon, on Tuesday, the !2in of July, inst., for the following materials—

1. Tenders endorsed ‘*Proposal for Ce- ment,” according to conditions and epeci= ficativos and on forms supplied at this (fice, each tenderto be accompanied by a cert'fied cheque for $125, to be forfeited ifthe party decline the contract or fail to eo com plete it.

Terders endorsed »’ for 80,000 Bricks,

Perfect Fit Guaran- teed

“Proposal for

Brick

according to *

~ ; how education coud . 2 . : . c:nditions ind on forme supp'ied at this maintenance of the peace of the world.”| be in any way benefited by that. purifies the water, in which danger of'en a as Fruit Syrups, Lime Juice, | . dice Mr. Samnel Montague is convinced that ~ | varke. 0S quenchers she thre; "Tye se! Gingerale, Cider Conf’y 8. Tenders endorsed, “Proposal for ed - ; tex-poontul in a tumbler of water and \ ou Nut ip t ’ ") Gane ™ for 700 tons grey N S.Stone, ‘a defensive alliance between our couniry : BR | with , Di bek Rw Meteniinen. eliel: und Pruyits. wont. " . a 1b the Usited fa aie a There was a peculiar discon ery last week, c 7 re ; ° a weet DEPARTMENT ats, ePuits and 350 tons hard N. S&S. Stone, ® avd the United States would be ofimmense | on the farm of Mr. E. Bleau, at Point! © ove at 60 cents alarge bottle. ‘Tria Un Ouc prices are low and onr| “2h being similiar in quality to the advantage to both nations and would tend | aux Trembies, Quebec. The Bieau pro- , *!4* =9 Cent. ] mo : store used in mecadamizing the city streets

go.ds A l in quality.

i P . . . .

to wake great ware improbable, perbaps | Perly Is “taal ed vexr the tolixgate, and TG KI! J e 2 « Tt ] } The commissioners do not bind them-

3 ‘ iti ) ' d t } aE © San | ~ * . ped a ‘ 2 a ist ' impvssible.” Herbert Spencer declares ye ‘s 7 a ee ae 7 fet de P OPERA HOUSE —P f& : j £ IN i ge Q. A £ 1% relves to accept the lowest or any tender, i

< ; i : OX ie i a 0 ; ] a et “= — that “if the present crisis should bring | ejay, gravel, rock sand and roch egain Island Hospita! Benefit to- SA N DBRS ‘ON 8 OO De about a cordial understanding between | were pas-ed through uniil water was Pa morrow night : ; ° ght.

America and England the benefits to them-

selves and tothe world at large will far

ex seed al! the cviis now impending.”

ae

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BINDER TWINE.

Wiite the Government has—degpite its maintained the protection affurded the great body the N. P. tariff, been ces royed

pre-election promises—(ully our industries by jnterests have Among binder twine. informed, ts short,

or crippled. there is that of the manufacture of The resnl: is, s0 we are that the supply of binder twine Its cost

quently be high.

will conse- tke Canadi

closed, there

bis year

e

taC-

If

hee:

an not woud fall before the war caused an

pric e of siral

tories had

have been a supply upon the market

Increase of the

and manila, and our farm

ers would be able to obtain al! they need for this year’s barvest ata Jow price. A- it ia they will be able to obtain only a little, and that at a high price.

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EXTRAV AGAN CE CONDEMNED. |

— ee

Tae Parrior, we not», defends the great

ly increased expenditure of the Laurier Administration. But there are some L | eral journals with sufficient independ-

te condemn it. From the Brantford

Ex positor ve

ens? juoie the following:

*We notice on the part cf some Liberal jour if not adv puble money the developwent of the country this exceeding contrary alike pledges given by the Liberals during the pasttweoty years. I.ir,in our opinion, the plain of vieus duty ot he Ministers at Ottawa to adopt and main'aiu a policy ot retrenchment; itisihe daty ot their sup- porters in Par. iameni (o insist On it; and it is the duty of the Liberal press to keep | both Ministers and their supporters up to the high-water mark of their snte-eleciion | pledges. Any other course means loss to the country, and disaster to the party in

nals a& dis position to excuse,

cate, atree use of

iothe public

power, ’ The truth iv this quotation is s9 evident that everyorie cught to see m

when st fl e to.

atthe depth indic vated above. say, mingling with the water was inflam- mable yas which threw a brilliant lignt Mr. Bleau cho-e aso: per

Strange to

cf |

a few |

| 1897

| | } ta . We regret v, fereach as policy would be interest aad to |

| Jocat on for bis well, wand has now ail t! e waterbe requires. Meanwhile, tke dis- covery is atiracting the attention of the

, countryside.

The failure recor d for, Canada, as pre- pared for D. in’s Review, for the first quart~- er of this sear shows, as compared »a reductionis number from 423, in liab.lities from 941,067. and in assets from

with 674 to

pe,

$4,100,57 l t»

$2,365 688.

ele OTIS Teh ni-arventen > opener: PT OPZRA HOUSE P. EK.

Island Hospital BeneOt to-

0

lorrow night.

$5 3185,000 to Sz.-

*

Dress muslins at 1c per vara; prints at

6c «nd up; flannelette $2 and up, at the Bergan Corner.—W D McKay.

Dr, ‘ hase’s Cures Catahra ter Operations Fail

My boy, aged fourteen. hes teen a sue from Catahr, andiately we submitted hoy an oper ration at the Gi erer: ul Hospital, then we have resorte? to Dr, ¢ hase’s Cotahr Cure, and one box of this medicine ha: mace a promptiaud complete eure

H. iy. r ORD, Foreman, Cowun Ave,

er Lo Sines

Fire }

fo all who fini themssives with graduali slipping away. Kidneys and L' var SY disorgan'sed that they are incapable of keeping the system free from pisinous waste materila, Stomach Disordered, Boweis Con- Stipated, ‘Head Ac hing, Back ‘Painir gk lake Dr Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pilis, Tne quiek waytuey hely you back to bealth will str- prise vou.

heath

Nice stock just received—at $2.50 9.75

85.28 and 3.50 each,

Tie right for out door use;

hurt them,

water will not

es

Mark Wright & Co. Lid

| the first

{al

1B

| from this office,

Prices Lowered

ee ee

Sm lGsizes is Ladies ’ Buticn, Laced Boots and Oxford shoes —all Seing clesred out under cost, some at

HALT - PRICE

ULil.’8 a. and strap slip- pers, ma 6, 7,8, 10, regular price Now 50.

Macdonald & Co

ordye Saree: obrs ordre ovbre ES OS aS = US BS OS

Charlotietown oom Sew Tage

TENDERS FOR SEWSR PIPE

SEALED TENDE R 8 endorsed “Prop Fals for furnishing Sewe Pipes for Charlotre- town” addressed to as undersigned, will be received at th's office. until neen oa

Friday» the 8th July,

prox., forturnishing Stoneware, or Vitrifi-d Sewer Fipe and their appurienaneces, accord- ing. to conditions and expe cidcations t be seen at the office of the (ommissiorers of “ewers and Water supply lor the City of Charlottetown, Prince Edw»rd Island, or at the office of their ( hiet Engineer, Freeman C Coifin, Esq., 53 State Street Boston, Mass. Proposais must be on the torms supplied and esch tender must be accompanied by a certified bank cheque for ‘bree Hundred ang Fifty Dollars (¥3 0.) pay- able ta the order o! the said Commissioners, Thischeque wilt be forfe:ted if the pa- ty decline the contract, wr fail to complete the work evntracted for, and wiil be returned in case of non-acceptaLce of tender,

The said Commissioners do not bind them- selves to accept the lowest or any tender.

DAVID LAIRD,

: Thsilman, Office of Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supply, Charictietown, P, F, Isla, ines

27, is%®—june 2

72aw

fe eer 2=enfe

¢ Warm Weather Shoes

Ladies,

during the “warm Weather you want something nice and coo] to wear on your feet--we

have just what will suit you

Chocolate Shoes

made of Fine Dongola, turn sole, at

$1.60 2.19. 2.25 und 2.£0.

COLORED RO and Chocuiate

‘S in dark $1.75 to 3

tan UU & pair.

Our $3.00a

R.

eer OOOO OOo 4ODOo64

ladies checolate boots at

pair are beauties.

. JOST

Stampers Corner.

Its All We Ask

9Sc for 1030 Nol shingles, They are move, but for |! ) days this offer:

Aiter 15 Days

we will advance the price —remember only 15 days from to-day. All classes a shingles and all kinds of lum- ber at corresponding prices,

Puone 181.

cedar worth swe make

James Barrett, Connolly’s Wharf.

Offl:e of Commissioners of Sewer and ‘ Water Supply, Ch’town, P.E. I. July 2, 1898. eod

HIN UF

THE ICE MAN

(i 9 THEN YOU'LL NEED A

Relrigera tor

—

We have money savin 4s refrigerators that ar2 priced at just what you want to pay We are selling them a;

20). ¢c.0f

WuU& f ROGERS |

Soa aa

’ “ANN ane