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toadon House Building, Queen Street. SUBSCRIPTION. (IN ADVANCE)

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RATES

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ADVERTISING RATES

for sma ivertisements whieh are orde1ed fer onl rtwo weeks the charge is

cents for the first tusertion, and f seats fo sch continuation. Rate cards are furnished on application at the office. Special! gontr s at a redaced rate are quote! for ads sements feur inches in size cr far are to run for three months or lor a

i ! notices inserted unless paid for ai : cents per line, and under no eireums "es will such paid notices appear jf the loca: co'urmn.

— liscounts made on all advertise- me! 5 i with Chureh Fairs, Bazaars, Pienicx, etc. No notices wil be inserted with the same Unless the regular rate of 10 certs per fine is paid.

Tra: T I<aMINeR is considered by our

Ianufactaurers te be the lead-

Merctiiants and

ing newspaper in P. E. Isiand, and conse- quantly the most valuable advertising medium throegh: whicn to make their announcements public, is #bandantiy proved by the ‘act that ipordey o accommodate Ou: suvertisers we

haye “-on compelied to enlarge the paper to its pr-went size.

Tae Ditry ExaMrner is for sale by the foi- lowing agents :—

f a- ost OMe,

8 a, Charlotte town i. > Mai peque Road, .

c. Pa 2» er Spring Park Road, = WwW. , , +rafton Street, oe Sa ; Water and Prince St. *

>. Crs Princ: Strest, si Ba:ver 3.0 Jaen Streat * Geo. Cacter & Co., Queen Street. ”

& Gray. News Stall, P. E. I. Rallwa) and 7 3

1, aoper Easton St. or, E mand Hillsboro St

it George 3

af c. ¢ 302, Cor. of Prinee and Ric!imond

M. & T. J. Walsh, Eclectic Bookstore, Sum- merside D. Sutherlend, Souris.

. D. Gordon, (,eorgetow,r. . A. Egan, Mt. Stewart. G. M. Clarke, Alberton A.J. MeNeil Stanley Bridze.

TE The Weekly Examiner

& issued every Friday morning from the

publishers’ office. [t is made up of matter

Which ha< appeared in the Daily editions, and

lg a ‘irst-class weekly newspaper—interesting {the latest news.

ion for THz Werxity Exam.

to any part of Canada or the

is one dollar per year.

A ising rates on the same soele as given Tux Dsi_y EXAMINER.

sf. isiand Railway.

Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, th: trains of this Railway will ran daily (Sunday>

€xcepted) as follows :— Trains Outward. Trains Inward Read down uy PM M Leave Arrive PM AM 28 6” ....Charlottetown....... 6D 9K 3m 614 Royalty Junction..... 666 9 If am 648 North Wiltshire......534 $# 46 658 Hunter River .....- 5 4 ® 4H 7 Bradalbane. .....+. S01 7% 4%) 7 } utd 4% 74 508 7 wh .4% 7h 7 ee rr 429 6 6 - Lv , 4106 66 Pp mmersise A ™ 4 v RP ssenen (30 UG . ; liseouche [BH wii MOE. cuseses oF wi Port Hill 2st 88 442 (Leary (6 SG 5 tloorm field. ........ 1”) 7h 6° Alberto ‘oe 32 b o BGM BD. .c. ccceves i2m 6K P} 4 PM AM” AM ru au fs 6m 20 Charlotietown we oe 2 6» ; i ‘ Tunetion 2a 87 73 $ if wel --8@ 4 8% 115) ‘ Lv , 8b 4 = wa t ‘ 8m 410% Ar 30 82 § for ute % a Se 0 }4 -6¢%6 39 i eee. Am |} AM FP? #™M AM PM : A siewart 210 3t % ‘ an 17 2% OTE rewws 70) 25 2M as ’ -- , sted ‘ ito 7 « Vraverse os Ou F Ay D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Railways, Moncton, N. A. McDONALD, Superintendent,

ttetown.

REVERE HOTEL.

{Yorucriy Qvextin Moase )

This ccntral'y locate! Hote!, which is Sithin five minutes’ walk of Bsilway Depot, has been thoroughly claned,

Painted and renovated. I+ fitted with hot Water, an! possesses the finest Lath roome Inany Hotel in the city. Terms mover- @e. Coach meets ail trains.

yp. 3. BROWN, Prop er.

Neur Store.

WATCH KREPAINING ten't a side line With uo —we mts 4 specialty of it—devote mO of ou7 time pv tt. There are ne more $Xp rire; rer- in theeity than ours, We

Niair a dnsure }our wstch sgaizet injury Wr 35 con yeur.

GO IDSTEIN,

EX?rn: WATCH REPAIRE: Fyerything so new and nice, Everythi: ¢ eo low ip price,

lL very body ought to eall

sur Bargains for the Fall.

‘nd see

Atour N w Sh »p opposite J. D. McLeod's. nov —im dy & wky

Sera te a H i ’

TERMS : Four Dollars a Year

3) a

. 4 o b ra} n ® ow Oo “= 56 S @ 5 es” i) < a 3 gr ce ° ~ au < ahs in @ cr of @ - ee £ © | i tp @ ® L, 5. 3. oe & wz

NEW SERIES

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.

K. ISLAND,

MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1894.

VOL 34.—NO. 142

Ct = nn —— P = 8 . 4 ; “3 LET PER T) THR EDITOR , Mr. Haszard to know that his present law L incott S 143 GA H tJ ' partner, Mr. Davies, was one of the coun-

ipp Pi ca pe 4 4 Pie ee sel for the city in that celebrated case, and . id tee THE KINSMAN MATTER AGAIN. agreed ‘with the contention put forward by | ' i i iy ta ? aan the counsel against the city, and decided aSaZzine J ee id 3 cS, Your corre-pondent “Anti-Bally,” by the Sourt, viz., that the City Conneil 3 : ; ai be timate | possessed the power to appoint the officers, 18ss5. io fy Has proved ; H ei vf | aud also the powerto remove them at | of B by its Ho i se atteded 4 | pleasure, but the Stipendiary Magistrate ’ The special feature of LIPPINCOTT’S — ‘A 4 i it . Kx 0 -wa- a Catholic, but had also the right, by statute, to dismiss a | A COUPLETE NOVEL F 3 ww 4S ee : : . nlainly belonged to a aly | policeman for neglect of duty or other = : 2 J sale that it is p Wiat nieadid ¢ \ sufficient cause. in each issue, in addit’ou to the nena! | nae er cont ae vA If Mr. Haszard will take the trouble to ioe Meat lla aes ‘ , ge a ere Mi } examine the minutes of the City Council Sh eeees , Essay The best value for oy ae : aa Rally . b will oa a “om —s rpg. 4 Re n ( holies of Char! . a Magistrate Pitzgeraid dismissed a police- All combined, make it one of the most de- Lie Consumer : ; ; nioili a9 coe cauczht | JA man for gross neglect ot duty, on the sirable magazines now published ane Bane re ; . = 2 Council at its next meeting re-appointed : 2 Mal y soap in the market. a Siear bat be will deed “ths recat We avoid the ofj-ction held by so many eat Ix n Was appvinted beca he w KNOWLEDGE um; but he will search the recor a readers to a continued story. Sak Millions of women throughout the ' | for the po=ition of policema SLY it Ese ; vain for any precelent where the Magis- : $ a ee fo : ee tes 1a dismissed because he wasa Cath Brings comfort and improvemenicnd [trate refused to recognize a dismissal During the coming year novels may lL <e. world can vouch for this, as it hare wenhbebdtion , ends t. >ersonal enjoyment when made by that body. expected trom Capt. King, Amelhe Rive:, | is they who have proved its thet a liv?? a. ' ightly vsed, The many, who live bet- This letter is already too long. There Gertru _ a a _ value. It brings them less | blut out tits | ser than othersend enjoy’ifemore, with | are oth-r points which Mr. Haszard’s ‘ de aa Tra , rt“ . aie, Nes tb oe a ’ : | a es a a ee iisehtianadaead hoa ler rehae tS il ~ inhne wiiaton iil | “ Anti-Bully Fpeake' of an agicemen’ | less expenditard, by more promptly |‘ — ei has opened up that I had : og ae ES on ete ee ee ee Be | which he says exists regarding Wie COM) ,danting the world’s best products to | intended to refer to, but must leave a refer- pee Snes Seeeeey we. Seeton and Mitche!l, Halifax, agents for Nova Scotia and i’. [E, [siand, | position of the po’ive force, and under |} in neal of physical being, will attest | ence to them over fora future day. In = ae e100 ae year. : Single copy, 25¢ — on 2 ai a — | - ch was “Saas P = : : os tee a ; the value to “health ot the pure liquid soi te tinea 4 lok a rh gee Poo! Send five 2-cent stamps for specimen copy. | ° a | A rotestant.. However (his agreement IS BOUT | gs. rine;t ) i ; ae ? . . . Fi G U R iS 6 H = i e produced. It is doubtful if it can be — vet eee in Ge for he is at the least treating th> Mayor and LiIPPINCO r rs HAG (ZINE | : te FS 3 | I agree with “ Anti-Bully that the soraee ss oe oe | i vr : the City Council with very scant courtesy on | Catholies of Chariottatewn do not *ex | Its excellence is due to ae pone by refusing to recognize a person whom PHILADELPHIA, PA. .% fs £4 ' | pect a monopoly of the whole police force.” | in the form most acceptab’s and pleas- that body, in the exercise of its undoubted dee 7 » fu a i : ButI believe t want equal rights and | ant to the taste, therefreshingand truly | power has appointed to office.

Good =

hings | tS eat z sfill better when

tmade with

for They are

as Free from Grease

it fair play. The police force !

is made up ol

beneficial properties of a perfect lex-

REELS r ao 2 seven men —six wenanda Marshal. The uive ; effectually cleansing the system, SHE ‘ i 4 °F Mar-hal and three of the policemen are | gispelli xcaches and fevers £ 4 « ; 4 . ; . ' j ‘ : . Ls or? u % pas. # 5 Protestants (providing tne recent ap” 44 permaner ng constipation. s: all i no . aad . " p intment " Hooper ” oreo. ae ee n 40 millions and ae : .. ‘ - 4? a4 vuT Ss » * ot j eal nal three are Catholics ; ze ' ¢ yp tI 2B ¢y ; r eegk fo ah 4 $ j to ana ante = ; ’ ret ¥ : of the medical And Everything in the Grocery Line is Cheap [io . std aut tree are Catholics. | nog scl of the medion [ cage” aoe Se ee Bed fi it ects on the Kid- cies maT Renae Pr ee a ee 'b , wels withovt weak- . ion the P: stant sid wuere it has been | : ‘ : » ig 1 : But ; ; i i & erfee:'y free from - ~~ ot -s . - > “ for mA y \ | rt =n ”t ”“ « WY) A 9<3 ‘ TI \ Dp ez / } iz) é VY ST ih . leo gt . a the foees nial the every substar.c ' C iN A 3 Lint WTAVULDHI t Abs, | Sn ie SC ee oe is for sale by all érug.- Cathotics thus given an extra man--—than | : lea. Dut o.” ie maan .. a Tee Fe 3 EF DORCRESTER lag” js vated, and the cry of | : ae aa QUE: N STREST, CORNER OF DOKCRESTER Caiholie a og af ihe “shoe Beene fornia Fig Syrup i hoie monepily @ hie C0 lures ‘ eae ie ‘*harl } ber ‘ 894 i aa eee whose mfr els printed on every Charlottetown, November 29, .5dt-——ay & ‘ it weteh* Ti bias all siekit ob indie ad She | ee ee Se | p . as a - ats ae aes eed rag lso the name, Syrvp cf Figs, eee ae : | xa being well informed, you will not ¥ FR? ness cy J} | when the majority w oT " 2" | .osent eny substitute if offered | . ~ aize fi AEP EAN ¥ § i religious inis | solely | Ls Re eae ia mee } cEtGE E eee bitched gagei j - : ‘ i 3 4 PEL A Fie gs Hi? lc mipetency, it is all wrons | a CEN NGIPTUE ER: : | Perhaps“ Anti-Ba rho speaks | UT AN! } sii See 5233 ; : } i | > . j at ‘ { N. [ ' , er et Be t i f i} i with sucha ref authority, and who sift, 4 du ; Ny e i . > — ee —- : l 60 DDO tomonop sly, will tell us why | a ar a et Cler] Clerk t the | Ithe ctlices of ty Clerk, Clerk to the | * s 7 = elope = = 9 ee st | Water Commissioners and Clerk to His} TENDERS. * ‘ ‘ \ 3 a ‘ zy ; ‘ x ; : ” : > @ 5 238 § “tee | os Stipendiary Magistrate are} Se { . * * 19 nd a a ‘ a wn Hon i ot pen ar) “ue , | » , 3h os aie ‘ } ] Vesa Fame incet en ae oe ee cae “eee?” 2 h Ll ty Protestants; why the positions of} | Sealed Ten ters ai lres-e to U 1€ UM et ; Sia os. -and City Sarvevor are held | signed, and marked on the outside © Ten- | a i . 7 7 ° ° ‘on en by Protestants; why th+ positions of Cit | der for Selling Newspapers,” will be re 7 T , 7) > ’ oe Ts ’ aoe re etl Be es 7 , 7.1 ¢ ss | i) l Isters and ( d\ Ci coats ou hand, | Auditors are filled by Protestants; why | ceived until MONDAY, 17th Devember, : the three men appointed City | 1894, for the privilege of selling newea- | two ont of t three men appointed ily as Assessors should be Protestants; why it] papers, books, ete., on all the regniar pre

and are easily di-

gested, or Frying, | ShorTenin yard all | Cooking urposes (CTTor tne is better |

and purer than lard. |

Made only by The N. K. Fairbank | Company, | Wellington and Ann Sts., | MONTREAL. i

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

|

' MERCHANTS’ BANK P. E. IXLAND, Charlottetown, Nov. 29, 134. Notice is hereby given that a Half Year'y Dividend, atthe rate of 8 per cent per an num, on the Capital Stock of this Bank, has | been declared payable at the Banking House on and after January 2, 189).

The transfer books will bo closed from the | 18th December, i891, to January 2, 1895, both | days inclusive.

By order of the Board. WM. OLE N,

nov _9—2aw & wky asbier.

What’s the lime?

If you have a Cough | '

it is time you were takina

RED | SPRUCE GUM

THE OLD STANDARD CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA and all LUNG AFFECTIONS.

Gray's Syrep has been on trial for more than 6 years and the verdict of the people is that ft is the best remedy known. 25c¢. and Se. per bottle. Sold everywhere.

KERRY WATSON & CO. Paeopnisrene MONTREAL.

arson PILLS

lake New, Rich Blood!

Ps tis were a wonder ai discovery. No cthk nr apt hg ny Mon wo id. Wil positively cure or fence ul manner of disease, T..¢ information around ena ¢ oz is worth ten titnes the cost of a box of pills ood at abvut them, and you will always be thankfub i3 ILL & DOSE. They expel all noe T frome ro ——

icate women find great benefit frcts usit m tela h'et free, Bid every

GRAY’S SYRUP

ust ra! pam ’ : ms boxes 100. DR & SUNS Scone rae. , ouse St.. hewton, Masa $10 per eet. Partial

sets $2.00 and up

TEETH

wards. Painless ex |

traction of teeth.

DR.zJ, P. MURRAY,

Oftice, 145 Queen St.,

oct6 Charlottetown, P. F. 1. | {

Mechanical Drawing, XC

The undersigned is prepared to give evening lessons in Mechanical and Tadus- trial Drawing; to make Plans and Specifi- cations for Patents, Copying, Blue-print ing and Draughting in general

3 L. W. MACDONALD,

Land Surveyor and Draughtsman.

Nor 21—

Dominion Coal | Company, Ltd

A few Reefers,

Cords of the best (loths imported to this country, Underclothing, Ffats,

oats,

C Everything

Fur Caps, ur

‘

ge

Stock Has to be Sold.

onrwasm

meme menses om

Hundreds from all parts of the country have taken advantage of our Great Sale. The goods must be sold.

m FP on rg 4 a A. CO JOHN McLis0) & O0.,

Merchant Tailors, Upper Queen Street. Charlottetown, Decen:! ti, 3

ma ¥ Soa, «(VEY Say , 7 “e a Lad ‘ a j Ks ri PR pres me “ fe : | Fa é ya ae £52, = == = ee Ta Se PCE TS aut o . ns 7 “ ‘ eo ae go RE .col Le a OY ong eOhy oo 3% < Qf 309 CVE ty: S 4 - & %, 28 4 i : tush sd ? . ©! x ha et : : : Ls > ba , eee bg ; \ me if PSA Be ad ww Se ee

J yY CTRES CATARRA, Cor vi fEAD, CATARRHAL HEAD- EFFECTUALLY CURES CATAREA, COLD IN THE HEAD, Co a Sold everywhere. ~ 5 MWfMdi.evTHEH WKulh MEDI INECO’Y.,L'ta., St. dJcha,N.E

Skaters, Attention

We have a number of pairs of Laced Boots, medium and heavy, good Skating ioots, our own make Vill clear them out at a big reduction for cash, Call carly and secure a pair,

Boots, Rubbers and Overshoes, all kinds selling low.

Ordered work a specially. all kinds promptly done,

J. iH. BELL,

rr r> Tine The

fee, 25 cents bi

Repairing of

iable Root and S:oe Dealer

CALL AND BUY A GOAL HOD.

6 ly Charlotterown, Dec. 12, 1894—<y

eS

We are selling our new 40c. Coal Hods at Zuc. Our 50c. Coal Hods at 35 cents.

Our 65c. Coal Hods at 50 cents.

Our 75c. Coal Hods at 65 eonts.

Our $1.50 Coal Hods at $1.20.

Our $1.75 Coal Ilods at $1.50.

; sworn

ae

Gur $4.00 Coal Vases at $5.25. Our $6.00 Coal Vases at $5.00.

Fire Shovels at 5c. 10 Qe

40c. each. = : | . Stove Pokers and Lifters in endless variety 52c.

f>

l62., 206.

and

The unlersigned having been appointed sole seiiing Agents in the Province of Prince Edward Island for the above Com-

nv, now prepared to issue orders for Zound Ja-k and Run of Mines, and will keep a’. tock of each Mine’s Coal on hand,

sup.-¥ ¢u-tom rs at lowe-t prices. os “PEAKE BROS. & CO., Selling Agents.

Cs | . ’ 2 ar ¢ an @2 95 Fire Sets, $1.25, $2.00 and $3.25. town

We guarantee the best value in for the money.

: sitions of under

that the y prosecutors the Cana in lemperance Act are held by Protestants: why—but this list will do fur tue present Yo it beeause no Catholic can be found competent to fill any of these

9

po-itions- -tan ling avreement, the fuirness of which

ris it beeause of some long

is recognized and approved by citizens of i : pn

and aluerents of every creed ?

every clas Jusrici Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1891 MR, HASZARD’S UNPRECEDENTED ACTION,

Sir,—Stipendiary Haszard who has chal-

lenged the right of tne City Council to dis-

miss a policeman has either forgotten, or he never hear the treatment accorded to the late City Mar-hai Flynn by the City Coun il, in th fall of 1387, whea in D ee cember of that year he was summarily dis- | missed at the re juest f less than two jvozen C.tizens, aller a rvice of nearly twenty vear Phe workings of the Seott Act being, as | w, very i Aciory, t was thought tif Fiyon ld be got rid of, and a man nam rasmore, then, but not now, | a member of the Orient Division of this} City, appointed City Marshal, the Scott | Act would be observed and enforced. Te} accomplish this ¢ ad, shortly afver or about i ihe time of the Scott Act election in) Nov- |

r 1887 ferred against

sd ; Ciuar es were pre Marsha! Fiyon, wiich €n

res were €X

unined into before Sty Magi-trate Fitzgerald the presence of the Po Comniittee af the C At the end of t tion, vas hon- orably aca r , r no evidence to sustain charges. As the right of the Stipend.ary Mayisirate to dismiss a police officer only attached upon the offi- cer adjudged guilty of misfiasance in vttice, when the charges preferred against Flynn fell through, the Mayistrate had no uuthority, let alone a desire to remove Flynn, and he accordingly continued ia otlice

The parties who wi hed todismiss Flynn and appoint Passmore in liis place, bhow-

strates Court

ever,ytid in the Mag

CThey,with a perservance worthy of a better

1Ot Slor Hot op

cause, immediately got up a petition to the Mayor a petition which was signed by less than two dozen citizens and C tv Council, a-king that body todismiss Flynn. This petition was pre-ent dtu the Council at the December meeting,and on a vote of 6to 1, Fiynn was dismissed. Recorder Fitz- rerald was present at that meet ngand nv

juestion was raised by him or the Mayor or any Councillor a: to the right or power of the Council to remove the Marshall and ippo nt P:s3more in his place, but the pr - ' p ‘ posed dis and I re- member well, being present; when the six Councillors who voted for the petition, sat and :istened in calm silence to the forcibie and eloquent appeals made by the four opposing Councillors on behalf of the old

priety missal was debated at

and justice of the

jenzth,

servant of the city, who pleaded for bis retention in office, while the six in favor of the petition never said one word in de- fence of theirintended action. The was taken and stood 6to 4, and Mayor llaviland declared the resolution removing Flynn carried. Neither Mayor Haviland nor Recorder Fitzgerald, (two eminent and well qualified persons on such ques- l mwe r

vole

t.on-~) aired any question of the of the Council to di-mi&s their own <ervant Ist ‘of Jan 1888, in

the resolution which removed

and on the uary, pursuance of Flynn as Marshal and appointed Pass- stead, new Marshal was in by Stipendiary Fitzgerald, and

: ' more in his tne head of the police held, herween

at the

took his place which position he lismissed for dr Fitzgerald.

It is now, for first tine, claimed ly Recorder and Stipendiary Haszard that the power of dismirsing a police officer is vesied in the Stipendiary Magistrate to the exclusion of the City Council. If Haszard is his law, then of course the City Marshal at the present time is Thomas Fiynn, for he never has ed by any St'pend’ary Magis

fore bil

ti} nnuikenr by times, UDET ¢ hukenness by Stipend ary

the

' wr.

correct in

been dismis ‘ates au l all the arre of | quor) ta le wy both Passmore and the pre-cnt acting Marsha! Cameron have been 1 only mention this nonsensical conclusion to show the utter absurdity of this new contention~— raised for the first time by Mr. F, L. Has- zard—fur, as remarked by one of your correspondents in yesierday’s EXAMINER, the question ; which, in, fact, never Was one has been finally settled by the Su- preme Court of this Province, when that

made withont autiority.

Call and see.

D. W. RICHARDS & CO.

Charlottetown, May 25, 1#94—tf

Charlottetown, November 5, 1894—mon wed sat

Court confirmed a h: avy verdict for dam- | ages against the city on account of the | actions.of some of the then police officers, lt may be interesting and perhaps news to

scnger trains of this Railway, and for use of news stand in Charlottetown Station. for one or three vears from Ist January, 1895.

Each Tender must be accompanied by an accepted bank cheque for fifty (50) dol lars, payable to the Honorable Minister of Railways and Canals, and the cheque will be forfeited if the party tendering neglects orret uses to enter into a contract wheo called upon to do so,

A. McD3 NALD, Superintendent, Railway Office, Charlottetown, Tth December, 1894. pat jour ti 15th

A PHOTO OF THE BABY

TO SEND TO GRANDPA,

1s What You Want For Christmas.

GEO. H. COOK

MIKES TO TAKE

Photos of the Chil ren, BRING THEM AT ONE.

CORNER QUEEN & GRAFTON STS., }

|

‘ts (and de-iruction |

| | | |

Over Apothecaries’ Hall. nov26 —m wf & wy ly

The Rink

WILL

BE OPENED

CHRISTMAS NIGHT

ICE PERMITTING,

Tickets now on sale at all the Drug Stores.

Band every Monday and Thursday nights, and every second Saturday after-

noon.

Tickets at the following reluced prices

GENTS (Season). ...........+ snecnbasaae $3.00 LADIES * + See CHILDREN (Afternoon)............ 1.60

Ps sccceconsuconspas ine ae Gailbraith’s Band in attendance.

NOTICE.—No children under thirteen years of aze allowed on the ice after six v’clock, p. m. dy lm pat gua—no30

OLD MINE

LY GOAL.

Sow Landing, Per Steamer Albert,

600 TONS

Qld Mine Round and Slack.

R. McMILLAN, C, LYONS & CO.

dec6—Iw pat guar

a»

wi ay

SYL

GAARLES &. Td) we.

Practical Vlumber, Gas and sanitary Engineer.

Having for a number of years worked in the United States with an experienced Plu ber, will now furnish first-class work and jobbing of all kinds at short notice.

TESTIMONTALS—Arthar Johnson, Esq, Drugyist, It vere Hotel, ete.

All orders .eftat REVERE HOTEL

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OBSERVER. DUALITY CONDEMNED.

Sik,—The newspaper discnssion upon the va~ions lega] questions in connection with the city goverament; the opening up of the peculiar features of the Thorne and Hughes case-; the remarkable charges made and unanswered relative to the sum- noning Of witnesses in the Carmody ca<e: these and other matters, pul lished and unpnblished, are not without significaace to those interesied in the correct adminis- tration of city affairs. We have a Re- corder, whose duty it is “afford legal ad- vice and assistance to the Mayor and Council of the city in the performance of their respective offices,” but whose ab- sence is conspicuous at the meetings of the Council when his presence is most re quired, and whose advice is generally given to the outside public rather than to those who employ him. If the report in the Guardian of to-day is correct, the Mayor and Council are held in open de- fiance, and the allegorical “tail” is deter- mined to “waggle the dog.” This all means something, an:l the trend ef facts point to the necessity of reform in the jegal de- pirtinent of tle city government. It can scarcely be expected that the Stipendiary, already with a large private business to attend to, can hold the dual pasition ot tecorder and Stipendiary, and at the same time give to both the attention demanded by positions of such importance; nor can the city expect to continu pandemonium-let-loose style of legal ad- vice and assistance and receive the sane- tion of the citizens in a matter so easy to regulate. Let me prescribe the panacea Relieve the Stipendiary of the Recorder- ship and appoint a competent barrister to that position ata salary of say $300 a year in lieu of all fees. The Magistrate relieved of this additional labor, can then easily afford to accept $700 for the fev hours spent each week in the court room Two officials thus appointed will be in better position to give satiefaction in their respective office-, and the city will be saved the co-ts of outside counsel in th many city cases brought before the higher courts. This,in the opinion of many citizens, is the wisest course to pursue, and the press should push for sucha re- form andecitizens demand it, until th Mayor and his vigorous supporters in th Council granted the public this much. re- quired boon. Let press and people speak out. Their demands cannot be ignored. Yours truly. z

Puirtx, Dee 14, 1891

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Sacred Heart brave! No. 214, Alberton, elected the following offivers for 1895 on the evening of the 13th inst:

Chancellor and Spiritual Director—Rev. A. E. Barke.

President—J. P. Brennan.

Ist Vice President—J. P. Cunningham.

2nd Vice President—W. D. White.

tecording Secretary—J. Adelaid Keefte

Assistant Recording Secretary - Edward McLean. 2

Financial Secretary—James H. G. vin.

Treasurer—John P. Cunningham.

Marshal —Frank Cahifl.

Guard—John McAlduff.

Trustees—Daniel O’Brieu and J. Adel- aid Keeffe.

feist pili abst iietcne WHERE OUK CHEESE GOES,

Dealers in Bristol, England, who had led Canadian cheese are interesting themsel ve- in the inquiry regarding the proper brand- ing and inspection of our great native pro- duct. This directs to the fact that niuch Canadian cheese now goes to the south and west of England, as well as to the manufacturing districts of the north via Liverpool. In a summary of the season’- operations, the Montreal Gazette gave some interesting statistics to illuserate the direction of shipments from that port. Londoa holds the leading position now, and Bristol leaves Liverpool away behind

in the contest for second place. The figures for the past three seasons are: 1892. 1893. 1884,

London......... 587,577 691,674 681,666 NO i ineces 448,926 388,922 536,998 Liverpool...... 428,257 463,311 379,798 Glasgow ....... 183,593 119,039 99,124 Pn tikneink: actenseins pidiibeaaes 7,617 IN as as iecceaiace ee ae ® 7577

This would indicate the growth of a dir- ect trade with Belfast and Aberdesa, while it also raises the reflection that Liverpool, the convenient depot for the manufactur- ing counties in the north, is not holding its own in this particular article. A strong argument for making Liverpool the Eng- lish port of arrival for the Canadian fest line was its position as destributing centre for freight. So far as cheese is concerned this is evidenily not so, although it heads - list among possible ports for the new

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We will give some of the biggest bar- gains in underclothing to-night the world has ever seen. Don’t miss seeing our all woo] 90 cent suit; it is a corker—Prowse Bros., the Wonderful! Cheap Men.

Thermometers given away—Every pur- chaser of goods tothe amount of $1 or more will receive a handsome thermome- ter. Call early and secure one—Geo E, Hughes, Apothecaries Hall.

Xmas Cakes—Two hundred pounds of best fruit cake, baked to-day at D. Stew- art’s Bakery. dl4 23

If you want a Christmas cake that will delight the children, get one at Stewart’» Bakery, Kent St. Cheaper than you can bake it at home. Come aleng and try.

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flood’s=* Cures not bear the slightest touch. When Lhad taken one bottle of this medicine, the soreness had gone, and before I had finished the second the bunches had entirely disappeared.” BisNcHE ATWOOD, Sangerville, Maine.

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See that no imitation is paimed off on you.

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY.

‘bristmas and New Year's Holidays.

Returp tickets will be issued at one firet class fare to and from all stations on this railway ou Iecember 22nd, 24th,25th, 29th and 31st inst, and on January Ist, 1896, zood for return up to and on January 7th, 1895, tickets issued on December 25th, in- clusive, are not good going after that date, and tickets issued to and including Janu- ary lst are not good going after that date,

D. POTTINGER, A. McDONALD, General Manager,

Superintendent, Moncton,

Railway Office, Dee 10th 1894. ead tl 31st.

Rob ¢ Roy ~ Cigar It’s no because I’m Scotch but you canna smoke a better Cigar than “ROB ROY,” They cost 5c.

but I get sax of them for a quarter.

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“By a thorough knowledge of the nat- ural laws which govern the operations of ligestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the properties of well-select- ed Cocoa, Mr. hes hus provided for breakfast and supper a delicately flavered beverage which may save us meny heavy loctors’ bills. It is by the judicious use of zuch articles of = a @ constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there isa weak point. We may escape many a tacal shaft by keeping ourseives well forti fied by pure blood and a ly nourish- id frame.”—Civil Servins Sak.