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(Laie Y Clinical Assistan at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospttal,s er | ry and Central London Throatand Lar Hospital’)

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The western balf of that house situated on the corner of Euston and Hillsborough Sireete, at present occupied by Mr. D. B Stewart. Posseesicn Ist June next. All modern conveniences. -Applv to

MRS. F. PARKER CARVELL.

May 14, tf.

SUNNYSIDE DENTSTRY.

Offce in New Prowse Block

irst door to the right up stairs.

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LIVERPOOL SALT |

24,596 bags due S § Fram, will be se!d low while landing N. RATTENBURY, Ch’town, May 15, 6ins.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

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PAITHFUL TO THE LAST,

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THE GOVERNMEN1

AND TEMPERANCE |

Dear Sir,—W Vilaily iotere sted tion and frankly c tions.

| you permit one whois in temperance |: gisla- in good government to write ncerning these important quee~ The conduct of the Government forces during this session is Without ou parallel or precedent in the history of Is- land p litice. We have waited patiently for @ positive statement from Mr. Wise concerning the disgraceful coup d'etat of the Premier aod the public at last know tbe couditions under which Mr. Wise took hiseeat. I am pot a Conservative, ro do not epeak from a party etandpoint, But as acitizen of this city I protest against such conduct on the psrtof an official, who was elected to office by the vote of honest men. When Mr. Farqu bareon was el<c.cd be represented honest men. The Government existing in this Island today is the “Rum Governmeat,” Whomade it po--itle fur the great increase, this year, in ‘he importation of liqaor ? How can the Premier tell in the Legisla- tive hail thatthe License Law bas cur~ tsiled the ss'e of |quor? What has that law done? It has simply concentrated the sale Of intoxicants within certain limits aod made tbe business respectable. They are partners now with the government. That 18 what they wanied. But bas it decreas- ed the sale and importation ? No indeed. Sirce the time the L:ceneeA ct came into effect, there has brea more liquor sold in this city tham durieg the same period of time under any otber actor law. Foacta prove that the Lcenee Act is an absolute talure'’n the curteilment of esle of is- toxicants. In the tace of this the Premier poses as & temperance man. Buffalo B.1i’s Wild West Show advertises a two headed goat. What about ihe Premier? Elected by temperance people, reputed to be a@ temperance man, the nead turos on the Government swive! another tace—Leé | ceneee the saloon! | understand a committee from the Alli

ance met bim and presented a resolution stking for Probibition. Affable, generous and kind was his attitude toward the com- mittee. I heve succeeded in getting the rubetance of the resolution presented: lhat the temperance people of the Island (for the resolution came from the Provin- cial Alliance) atk the Legislature to grant a law probibiting the eale of }'quor for beverage purpose in the city of Unarlotie~ town, and to provide for the enforcement of therame. Wartbat too much to ask

ander exstirg conditions? Bat what wos the yreevlt? The burden of pepsi g & prebibiive bill that would not co. flict with QO tswa

we bation was put on the shoulders of Lie Comn.iitee. All this would take much experse acd tme, What do we have Logisistore for? They know what publie seviiment demands, aol is it wot their place to give us such legislation as will comply wi b the uniced r queet of the tem perance people of the island? Puble reuiimient made its dewanc, The gov- ernment said, ** Prepare your bil),” wnat n.neenee ! | urderstsnd the comm ttee accepted the ta-k. But euppose they do comply witn tne demand of the Pre mie,, end present euch a bill. Wha earnert have they that the bli will be paseed ? None whatever. I repeat, the Government i8 not for tne beri interests of the people; it is forthe saloon. No, sir, | repudiate the charge that the people want the sslooo. Dniebon: sty, immorality, rowdyism want the saloon:—the people never! This wrong must be righted ! If thie Legi+lature fails tocomplywith the just demards of a sober and igdurtrious pro; le in this matier, ther let every honest man vote for a Legislature that will, From every pulpit should come bot spot against this two-faced businese. It is vot polisics : it ie prive:ple and right. Mr. Peters cries “* Revenue,” “ Revenue.” Has he Jost all respect tor the moral life blecd of this city that he would barter it for ** Revenne ?” Would he besa human tlood-eucker, the binder of misery and death? The beet revenue is a sober people. Sincerely, Trera.

—The Libers] party, after having con~ tended for s week that the charges con- cerning the Ontario elections and the Pritchett affidavit contained nothing wortby of inveet'gation—have been com- pelled to promisean investigation—not by the Committee on Privileges and Elec- tieas but by a Royal Commission of jadger. {The} Opposition have} scored

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Are what you find in our unrivalled display.

motvers fortbheir children while teething |

with perfect success. It eoothes the child, |

softens the gums, allays the diarrb@a. world. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.

FISHERMEN Missixc.—It ie reported that two Jobeter fishermen employed in Judsou’s factory st Governor’s Ivland have been missing tince Tuesday, and it is feared

that they have been Jost. It is eaid that they Jeft the Island for town in tte afternoon shortly

before the equal! struck in, and after the equall there was no ego of the boat nor ite oceupsnte. The boat, it is seid, wae beavily ballasted. The names of the mice- ing men ere Fred Burke ard Frank McCormsck. Burke is @ brother-in-law ot McCormack ard was for atime em- ployed at the Revere Hotel. Mr. Judson, who wae on his way home from town that evening, passed the missing boat near the Block House.

PERSONAL. _Mr. Deen's Murpby, of Sourie, is in the city.

Councillor Brown returned John ou Saturday night.

We hear wita regret that Rev. James Phelan, of Montague, ie very ill.

Ic is pleasiog to see ex-Governor How- lap out again afier his severe illness.

T se friends of Mr. George Koy are glad to see him out again efter his severe il]. ueRF,

Mies Howard, of Lot 7, is the guest of her cousio, Mise Ethel Callaghan, Kent Street.

Mr. Wilfrid Forbes, eon of Hon. Geo. Forbes, returned from: Montreal on Satur-: day nizht.

Lady Davies has been appointed vice- president for Prinee Edward Island of the Women’s National Couneil.

Miss Dodd left thie morning for St. Stephen, N. B., to be a bridesmaid at the matriage cf Mra. Harry Pethick.

The trieods of Mre. Lawrence Dudier, who was operated upom at the Charlotte. town Hospital a few days ago, will be — to learo that she ie doing very well,

Sieter 8t. Athanasius, Superier of St. Joseph’s Convent, left thie morning for Montreal. Her {riends will hear with re. gret that she is not in good health.

from St.

—The good news of the reliet of Mafe- king was (making allowance for difference of time) posted at Tau ExamineRr effice ip Charlottetown almost as Poon ae it was re- ceived in Londen; aud today we have Sir Alfred Milner’e telegram, confirming the good news, received in London at 1.30, a about 11.30. Theee facts speak volumes for the efficiency of our telegraphie eer- vice, a=

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Going Fishing?

See our assortment of

Casts, Flies, Rods, Lines, etc

It’s getting low, but we think there’s enough to go around,

Flies 4¢. each.

Casts 8e. up to 40c.

Have a look at it anyway. We will not ask you to buy if we haven’t just what you

pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for It is pleasant to the ‘taste Sold by droggitts in every part of the | Twenty-five cents a bottle [ta value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for

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