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THE DAILY EXAMINER

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 5, 1900.

BAPRIL’5, 1900

PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

Sign CuarnLtes Tupper bas eubmitted a re‘olution tothe Houee of Commons. de- elering.—

“That this House ie of opinion that a eystems of mutual trade preference be- tween Great Britain and Ireland and the colonies would greatly stimulate increased production in trade and commerce between these countries, and would thus promcte and maintain the unity of the Empire, and that nothing which fa!ls sort of the com- plete realization of such a policy should be considered as final and satisfaetory.”

Before the last election, Sir Wilfrid Laurier professed to be strongly in favor of the policy here set forth. It is a policy the success of which means milliow® te Canada and ite success is worth while

Te Laurier Government is going tothe coustry with @ new programme. 1. High expenditures—$10,688,000 of an increase, 2. High debt—$7,500,000 of an ins crease. 3. High crease. 4. Trade for the United States—$35,- 000,000 of increased imports from that country.

5. No market for Canada in the United Siates.

6. No preference fur Canadian products in the British market.

7, Canadian industry to be gradually Byueezed by tariff process.

8. Railway subsidies increased $3,200 to $6,400 a mile.

9. Profitable deals for favoured friends.

1@. Gerrymanders by politicians at any time instead of redistribution by judges

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

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Tenders are requested or building three semi- detached dwelling bouses vn a lot of land overlook- +g Hillsborough Square. Pians may be seen at the office of W. C. Harris, Ar hiteect or at the stere of W, W. Wellner.

‘Tenders to be sent in to the undersigned by noon of April 18th.

The lowest or any ten- not necessarily accepted.

W. W. WELLNER

WANTED.

An experienced all<around salesman in @ general merc handiee ature, one who can

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come well recommended, and put up Fay | cash deposit of $260.00 te insure his‘ faithful service, or one who can take « | small cash inierest in the business ae a | partner. To the richt man we have 8 | good Opening. Addres« CONROY, SUN & CO, d 2in w 2in ‘Toledo, Lincoln Co, O:egoa,

—Tbe Canadian Home Journal con- tinues to be true to name. for April is exceediugly interesting par- ticularly for the ladies, aud the i Instra- tions are capital. Several fine ha! ‘tone pictures of Lady Minto and her ci, are features in the April number.

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—The Senate’s rejection of tle Liberal |

Gerrymander excites little remark or in- teresf. Only the strong Libera! papers, hke The Guardian and Montrea] Witness, condemn it. The Montreal Gazette aptly remarks that“ With the Yukon, the Crow’s Nest acd Drummond County deals on record, the people are rather inclined to thiok the killing of a Laurier Govern- ment proposal must be a good thing.”

— Most of the Liberal organs through - out Canada condemn the Senate upon the came grounds as our astute and indepen- dent Guardian, “ihe Senators are old,” etc. The Senators are, at al] evente, young enough to see that the Liberal gerrymander was unfair and not for the good of the country, and wise enough to “let the people judge for themselves,” whether the Libers! gerrymander or Sir Charies Tupper’s judicial scheme ehould be adopted.

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possibilities .of its realization were im. |

—Mr. Macrum has gained no credit |

planstions ‘‘don’t cutice,” “worth a cent.” |

—Three hundred and twenty thousand |

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every decade. Il. Down with the Senate, because it

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C.M.B.A Concert at Tignzish. A very succestful entertainment was given under the auspices of branch No. 281 C. M.B.A., at St. Mary’s Hail, Tiguish, on Saturday evening last. The Spacious bu liicg was packed te overfiow- ing by the fricads of tais excellent in-tiiu- tion, and all went home feeling an PY repaid for venturing forth in the blustery wiad of the closing day of March. The csleof candy aboatthe middle of the

and the novelty of it here added zea: to the enjoyment of the afair, The follow- ing is the well rendered programme which made ap the evening’s amusement : Opening addrers..,.President J A Brown Piano duet. . Misees Gallant and McTague C M BA address,..... .../Dr. Murpby Irish recitationp...... .. Mr A H Hackett Pind FOlOse.cece0.sseeereee...Misa Gallant Comit 800Q....0.. .e00 Mr A H Hackeit Piano solo.......... ......Miss MeTague Vocal 8 lo.......... ssssc0e. Migs Larkin Piano solo.........5......Miss K Kelly Sale of Candy. Vocal solo—Absent Minded Beggar........ J E Gallant. Belection from Drummond (the Habitant) Dr. Murphy. Farce...........sssee‘A Sea of Trouble.” God Save the Queen.

stands by the people. y 12. “Why fight for England ?” unless | forced by a public opinion which says | “get or get out.” 13. Racia) hatred,

14. No closer union with the Em- | pire.— Mail and Empire. Western Notes.

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Advices from the West report fisher-

Where every part was +e well taken it

programme was a pleasant inierwission *

With the seasons following each other go

rapidly and so many almost lightning changes in styles we wonder sometimes how it is POS. sible even for us who are in the closest touch with the fashion centres of the world to keep right down to the heur in having just what's

right. BUT WE DO.

would be invidious to particularize, but we cannot help mentioning the vocal solo by Mise Larkin and the comic song by Mr. Heckett,both of whom were compelled to respond to an enthusiastic encere. The young lady in question is already a great favorite at entertainments in the West, aod friend Hackeit has long ago earned his epurs.

The instrumental part of the programme

| well rendered. The addrees by Dr.Murphy was # temperate and well-plasned presen- tation of ‘he care of paternal Associations from aC. M. B. A. standpoint. The net

men as exteneively preparing for the coming feason, although there will be many traps short this year of the number pat out last year between Alberton and North Cape,

| We understand that the “bait freezer ” Pat 1 goish 18 @ dead letter—at least for this season. We are sorry for this aS we feel that.if they prove to be bene- | ficial in the community the large fishing cenire of Tignish should be in a position ‘O participate in the good that might eccrue from the establishment of oae | there. We cannot but commend the energetic action of Alberton as a contrast | tothe lethargy which prevails at Tignish in this respect,

The roads in the west wkich have been good beyond precedent all winter with plenty of snow when it was at a pre- mium in other parts of the province, are cow fast breaking up.

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LOVE MAKES the world go round, but a bad cough or cold knocks all the sentiment out of a person. Adameon’s } Botanic Cough Belsam will cure the cold, | etop the congh and restore the sentiment. 25c. all Druggists.

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| which goesto a fund for the purpose of

building a aew hall for the use of the en- terprising branch which is to be started | sboerily.

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Roberts and Mafeking.

this city hastelegraphed to General Rob- erts appealing to him relief of Mafeking, where the troops con- sist almost entirely of residents of the colony, led by British officers. General Roberts replied that he was pleased to as- sure the citizensot East London that the relief of Mafeking was engaging bis most earnest al'ention.

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Local Notices.

Tie wall paper rush is now on at Cart er’s Bookstore, American and Canadian patterns.

A bill has been pa-sed by the House at W ash) HZ Aaporoy; tiog secure plans tors »

JIyeses S. Grant, tu be ington.

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_ Six cases New York Millinery just opened at the Millinery Leaders,

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Even our hats—were never more enchanting. bright hat builders, who have twisted the dash and grace of P a tempter,—but pen pictures are weak. Devote at least av awakening as much as )ou,—the delight and appre

More models than ever trom abroad.

French hatsand English,—bats from gay New Yerk and our own aftis in with Louden smartness and achieved typical “Am ric .n Beauties.” isit to the gorgeous realities,—they’re eloquent of the r own beauty. ciation on every hand will be ample repay ;

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