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i TE aries ITE ALN NS nS SAL SE a BS eS a mma nariny THE DAILY EXAMINER . _ “ ‘ . ' TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1894.

| rr orvroox ron wan ss | om senno1s ap sewoot. | tw cot oF Arman | FSU B yee , = — — Archibald Forbes, she well known, war | Siny—No one, we presume, will deny | Te Const of Appeal in Mppity yet | Fanelli Read James Paton & Co's. Daily Announcement.

MARCH 6, 1894 correspondent, diseusses in the North | that system has its advantages in all kinds } eleven oc’lock this morning. Quite ¢

Amer oan Re view for March the outlook | of work. Ifa person has not a mastery of | number of the parties to the Methodist should carry Accident As- |

SALARIES OF OUR TEACHERS. » for war Europe He reviews the situa | the system on which he is dependent for | School case were on hant in ¢ xpeetation :

a i inacalm, deliberate and impartial} the carrying out of his work, and is not! of hearing the decision in the case. The surance in the Canada ! people of Prince Edward Island | tone, and it is gratifving to observe that | conversant with the essential details, sys-{ judgment, was not, however, delivered Accident Ass. Co. It costs j i f course, suffer, in one way or a his decision is favorable to peace Of the | tem will not be an obedient servant to| The Chief Justice, who was the arty : : .

five principal nations of the continent] him. Let system be as perfect as it may, | Judge who took his seat on the Bench an- but a trifle.

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sooner or later, on account of the

T which stand to-day armed to the teeth un- | yet no system works itself; nor can it be! nounced that, owing to the illness of Mr. mprovidence of their Government is '> -

j Wd ret | der the baleful shadow of obstinate mili- depended on as a system unless it is well | Justice Hensley, jadgement could not be | AGENT FOR P. E, ISLAND, Statement is as true as the Seriptural | tarism, there is but one that proclaims | understood and is properly worked, Ex- | rendered, and the Court would, therefore, “ The soul that sinneth it shall | @ burning ardor for war This France has perience alone in any special work can } adjourn until Tuesday, the 3rd day of | E. R. BROW .

ever ceased more than twerty | imparta proper knowledge of a system; April next, at LL o’cloeck, when the case |

: , , . ; . mr. years. She cherished and professed aj} but even experience does not give one a! would be decided The Court then ad- | . sd ieee tans 6, See ee perience does not gi iba eit BROWN’'S : a . bitter rancor against England for twice as thorough mastery of a system, for one’has | journed until that day, BLOCK, oO ° | I rtion t should not | long as this, and nothing came of it Sut | always something to learn If this is ad- |" The Master of the Rolls was enensedsat | + ‘ lue prop It should tbe | long as this, a ling cat of it. ty ays something t i his 1e Master of t gaged | | sh Be J land had eut no province of France’s | Where there is so much |

. . _- sped upon the | and the useful in | © mitted, we hold that it comes with double | Chambers hearing a chancery matter, and | 5 ee. ; | vitals, and France’s purpose of revenge | force when applied to our educational sys- | did not take his seat in Court. ; il mier thet others nn ° as tal as por ’ ; . . . a < : order that others may be, as fa F against Germany is to-day more intense | tem. It is impossible that young men and #04 — | on SMOK EK there must be some ble, relieved Least of all should an un | than it was when the crape still covered | young women should be able in a few SUPREME COURT, } 5

; “eg ; | sina . y ae al proportion of the burder be thrown on | the face of the statue of Strasbourg in the | years tO acquire even an approximate | : ; ’ fire. W here there 18 SO Inany 4 : a ved in | Place de la Concord Germany, on the | thoroughness in work, which a life study Immediately after the Appeal Court | ih ach eeu Sms" “an cova | © an’ : “, | closed the Supre:ne Court opened and tie | Speoran Daesparcags ro Tae Examiner ; hichly important | ther hand, evin a nation no ardor has, to the present, left imperfect. Hence a Se eee ter ad mana people buy ing there must be enews one ee eT }of war, and is bling louder and | the folly of employing inexperienced and | See of Clara Llewhennin versus Dr. A : preparing the men and women Of! jonder as the incubus of taxation wages untrained boys and girls to teach in our | George Warburt n was commencag, and FAST ATLANTIC SERVICE. some for their life’s work. It will | heavier Phe states and nation- | schools. This is a question which is in- | '§ Blas a oa : ed ‘ on lities of uetria-H unegar sho | timatelv relate » efficienev of our} anchard and Stewart for the plaintiff; i . wiki : nal aystem, | alitic f Austria-Hungary how no | timately related to the efficiency o | ee : sae -_—— G . 4 t . : ; eagerness for the battlefield, and are large schools. As affairs are at present, chil- | Attorney-General Peters and Warburton \ reat é { ractions. : i , ver appr ”S . a Se er ' M absorbed with disquieting internal qnes-{ dren are manipulated by the young | for the defendant. A ( { { ¥ d B th : high ‘ at stancard | tion. Italy is within reasonable distance | teacher as so many object blocks. He in- | 2 - >| on Tac a ¢ y e 0 C R as: : oe : } » Cleenia vanes a i has been reached in this Province f virtual bankruptey, but Me Forbes | tends going farther, and so passes through LOCAL NOTICES. 2 ur Ual pet 00m pi esent: ther it should be the aim of our rulers pou ts out that hankruptey nevet pervent-j the schoolroem as the ehortest and easiest | Advertisements under this heading enarzed | Government. Li ] ci . nd improvements | & ® "#tion from engaging In war to pres] yOad. The rattle and the toys, which | for atthe rate of ten cents per line. | new ideas in ee hi IR serve its existence. Mr. Forbes also sug-| ministered so much delight to the babe, | ———————— i satis ca

spect pu x vests that default in meeting the interest | are forgotten when childhood bas passed } Ask to see those cheap flanneletter.— Pri lit & 4 f t that it may better promote the in- | nu her debt “ ul { furnish Italy with = — So is it with — young rage Moore & McLeod. mart Communication te be Established From 1C8, (ua y §sor men ; a , nee be more enitaply | Wherewithal to become a powerful and ef- | who does not intend to remain in the} Now is the time to get your supply of . ests of the Pr rs . ficient member of of the Triple Alliance | work; the school children who served his | crockery as we are selling off PP a i Great Britain to Australia See our window for Prices ming our youth for the ba * | when the time should come for the great | turn are soon forgotten, as having for him ever to ake room for new goods to arri¢e | Through Canada : . . = to be fought her Continental issues to be fought out. ; neither delight nor profit. There is but as soon as navigation opens, “The Them | ee ¢ 1 Q lit y Phis is ha loult, th i Mr. Forbes considers that Germany is | one remedy for this. Place teaching on a | epoek: ry stere.— W. Py Gelwillk oe senility ane uaiity. lips ; ughtful man | theroughly prepared for war, and strong -r | permanent basis. Elevate the profession feb 6 dv&ivky Swke. ; } , to-day than ever before. Fully ready, in | by securing the services of skilled work- | Ra} Orrawa, March 6.

‘ : : : Buy felt hate, carpets and clothiag = ati! men and arms, she also possesses a war) men. A liberal salary for the teacher can ; i '

. ae ky Rade Of | bi | | Prowse Bros, ‘| The Government has eatered into a omen aa —— the 4 “

real condempation of the attack pro | treasure, a great horde of money accumu- } alone secure t iis result. ; a S : in aot « ange — ; . y i ae a 4

: : to he | lated solely for meeting?! sliestcharges| F litorial remarks ia the Guar-{ White cotton remnants—25 per cant be-!; contract, § ubject to the sanction of Parlia } ,

ania ‘ Government party be | lated solely for meeting the earliest charge rom editorial remarks ia the Guar ; Stee deen’ teas ae Moore {| ment, with James Huddart, for the con- = ‘ e9 ae . sll wi of & campai an munting to over one | dian, Watchman, Patriot and Herald, we | “ v reguiar rates. ee ee vevance of mails, ete., by a swift steam- | ‘

oe hundred millions of dollars. Austria is | are led to believe that the Government | McLeod. marzo :

i ship service between England and Canada.

’ . ' 5 ess fully equipped, and her principal contemplates going back to tie p imitive Dinner sets, tea sets, chamber sets, and | The period is for ten years. Mr. Huddart Ti R ! } j C t Ad | » a ‘ teachers are not now exces | weakness is and always has been in the | method described in our first letter.—-to | a very large number of cups and saucers, | I ‘ ié e ta ) ec arpe i S hi

ix leaving for England to form a company

Sive According to the statute, male | lack of capacitvin the higher commands! the days wher teachers received a few lamps and lamp fixings. Will be sold sith sufficient capital to provide for the ‘ highest, ,class | —® defect which will continue while her! pounds from the peop'e and boarded | cheap at W. P Colw it 8. e building of four firet-clase steamships | EE : — yt armies and corps are con mande| by | around ! Sucha course world give the feb 6 dv&wky 3wks | capable of steaming twenty knots an hour. ae ; ‘a et eee The army of | lie to the theory of evolution; it would be} Hats—at least good hats—on’t grow on | These steamships are to be fitted with the rere rh. eee sass, eee "| Italy cannot be described as being in the | the exact counterpart of the historical her-| bnshes any more than pumpkins do. | latest refrigerating appliances. The amount of the third or lowest class, $190; female | bighert state of efficiency. Mr. Forbes | mit-crab, and woul! be the survival, or| When you want one that is goal” in orth annual subsidy will be $750,000. : . . . achers of the first or highest class — es the : tal oe of the see : rather the revival, of the unfit.est. We do every sense, try us.—Jas Paton & Co, It is proposed _ to “organize a through You never saw an advertisement like this before. coniteae (ahs eons of the escond © liance to be O4 7,200 men, 988,150 not wish to be understood as implying | Reliable Hatters mars serv ice from England to Australia via os = sec une eee e He He HH KH ER OH **« se : : 2 “* horses, and 8,190 guns. France is said to | that teachers ask to have a salary such as | You can set nmoked ani cthée colotal | Ganadn, ‘The Gave eee eae Ss eseseeseesesess es a 6 6h middle class. $180; of the third or lowest be at the very apex of her military strength | would enable them to amass riches in a | - $ erence lenge ase, $130. Under the supplementary | and preparedness. Since 1889, with # mini- | few years in order to induce them them to | ise, additions are, in many school dir- | ™am of exemption, every man fit for ser- | remain at teaching. Ne; we believe they

TI vice and of proper age has been taken into | would be satisfied with a cop petence. To Oo 306 d ‘lt thé éhea aie } : " ver j nh rt rr Cupe.the cheap- military training. Althongh rendered by | this, surely, they are entitled. The work- nae ered ~ ie P Ww bp tor al Ip : . Rhus ws . : “ : : es ver rer nm this SUV .—— WT. : Superintendent of Education makes "p | this vigorous measure actually stronger | man is worthy of his hire. An underpaid | er ee ee “- i 4 : es | f Te : | Colwill. feb 6 dv&wky 3wke. ‘ rave ¢ the ries actuali aid han rermany, rant ’ no n 0 me 8 Oo be @ 007 i ‘ . ¢ average of the salar i ¥ pa than Germany, France will not enter} workman is sure to be a poor workman; : apon a conflict alone, but is waiting for | and in such a case little work is done, and John McLeod & Co. are giving extra Cal or Sa : 5 asia” Medaiieall : vtes ita at - - é ° é i Vwkes ‘ Mal F : signals from St. Petersbarg. “She may | that little badly done. Are our teachers {ordinary bargains in spring euits and | secured : : akes of ea. ee. emaies ; - +7 ; *” : . kT ? . or. 6 a _ " ; “ 3° ‘ 467 ‘> & san Po well pray,” we are told, “chat if these are} underpaid ? The statutory allowance fur | overcoats. m5 lw eod) | i CHIN A, - J “ ‘ is Pieces of Silk P ‘lass ' ov S23 -V : se 48 | 1 ‘ . 7 . | ee r Pret cla 7 oo” oe to come at all they may be rich enough to} a male teacher is forty-nine and a third |

Second class 265.23 209.80 Sane ae ae viaiiies tie a ee o* & thanks ickoha so = —— | ABYSSINIA, - - - . - - Salt. Third cine et er ce But ie outrag ea | act thintiee nude hate, acl" | SHEREPES SEIZURE, | DISSATISPACTIONIN ENGLAND | ICELAND and NEWF(¢

ae E i universal service contrast with | about thirty-five and a half cents; whilst | } JUNDLAND. - “ ° Cod fish. The highest salary was paid in Char } the elasticity of Germany. resulting from | the men who clean out the draius an! } oo } AFRICA, - - - - - - Cotton Shirts lottetown, ,viz., $820 a year; and the|a larger and more prolific population, | break stones on the streets of your city re= | | TS Sky Wi i " lowest in the eciaial viz. $130. In the | France can ad 1 noth ng tu he r present | ceive a dollar a day. In fact, laborers in | E=SPrL A WATION. The Queen Denounced by Radicals. | RUSSIA, A = . 7 . . Skins of W ild Animals. , r military strength, because of the non-in- | all conditions of Jife are better paid than j WEST IN DIES, - - - - - ~ Cocoanuts, rease and, indeed, threatened decrease of | teachers. As a eu re ofthe Govern- | r ease an ide ) crease ¢ ear euppo io VIRGINIA, - -

service. The Canadian terminus will be |

Quebec in summer and Halifax in winter. ! ° | The English terminal is not absolutely | Here is a Dist of articles which have been used in different countries and ages as Money :— determined, but will be settled after ex- |

amination as to where most traffic can be | INDIA ,

, ma le to these modest salaries.

glasses to protect vour eyes from the bright | confidence in Mr. Huddart, he having Ir he ravs of the sun at G. H. Taylor’s. proven his ability by the prompt manner [IS A UT M NE Mar, 6 lin pd. im which he organized the Australian s BO 0 z. ‘F | } |

vuntry schools the cost of education per

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head of the population was in 1892, 993 | per population ” } ment said to the writer a few days ago, Le | We wish to explain that the feinure of} a . g ” Leather. ‘ : . ~~ ‘ . ‘ ’ 3 o te 2. am . ‘ rn : 7 ae : 4 .

ite, and in the town 75 cents. We Upon Russia, therefore, depends the | paid his farm hands better than the Goyr- | goods belonging to us, and the plaaing of 4 Loxpox, March 6. CENTRAL SOUTH AMERICA, - Soap, Chocolate and Kegs.

» i . ‘ : | a Sherif 8 a ; rhon rc ve hf vegard } issue of war or peace. Armed Europe | ernment pays its teachers. Juct imagine | 4 Sheriff's officer in charge of our dwelf#

i hat hether ¢ . . > 3 must all admit that whether « ing, is done under an execntion issued at

“At a meeting of the Liberal and Radical ROME AND CARTHAGINIA. ‘i ; : ‘ Leather.

saline at of |" aits upon the ultimate mandate of one | a- teacher marrying (unless teachers a Tt asad ee Peas George Howell, Liberal Member of matter from the teachers pow! "| man, trammeled by no parliament, in- | should be like anchorities) supporting his | the suit of Thomas Alley qe a ae Parliament forthe northeast division cf | oni

view or the point of view of the parent*! fluenced neither Ly responsible ministers | family and contributing his quota to | firm 4 es ae for expenses 1 | Bethnal Green, addressed the audience vit as ‘ scholars, the cost of education under! nor by personal favorites, and without | churches, hospitals and the thousand and | CwTed In the Alley-Duchemin case, and i . Seetumie “sneinadiat ‘lad. : . : enn . ‘ Soe ae h . ne ¥ real ae is doled n in neat te par ws ‘thie hich our sivlllnatinn hi | has no connection whatever with the ficn ok Gee ST aesieniie ts | And speaking of Leather being used for Money , we have just used quite a sum of

r school system does not come high. | ™ on ee 9 , "* 6p : oe Eeongelh HOO denotes Se C2 , oe . . : rE > : we . / "ight ‘ , ¢ ¢ shad or dictate his course. Mr. Forbes makes brought upon us; and doing this on fortr- | ot A. Due hemin & ¢ ro i contemplate the eagerness, he said, with | Mon EY for LEATHER, buying 10.000 pairs of Boots for spot cash from one house.

' t reasonahie to *uppese if ‘ ‘ * ; bo a . | <a a aes Te ape i * n : é ee — M * | the remarkable statement that “since the } nine and one-third cents aday! Surely | We are still, asin the past, fally pre } which Gladstone was hounded from-office. !

substantial reduetion ean be made with- |) Armagedon ou t've plains of Leipsic in 1814 | we are justified in exclaiming, where be- | pated a S aggre antae vinkili- | Ic is useless to try longer to disguise tl.e | THE POINT. iepreciating the value of the teacher, | Russian troops have encountered only | neath the canopy of heaven—this Pro- | ae oS eee eS rior sa 4 “| facts. The old lady of Windsor and eey- | Turks and barbarians.” He evidently | vince excepted —is there a class of work. | $0048 vf our manufacture, such as Doors, }

yesequentiy, the value to th the Geimtap war, im ohish blanes Chote reeled @ Gkdcie en | toe, Mee ee a 3 The point we wish to impress upon shoe buyers is this: Buying invariably for eash. Ignores e rimean ar, } whnich 4a | ne rho are reg ret 0 aergo examiin- _ 2 7 > or' oO ceep 1€ ole eader a ye «front, ” . . . in - . " i al Z 4 . . 8 er ao severe blow was dealt at the giant of the } ation as a test of fitness for their work tu A. DUCHEMIN & CO. What great damage Gladstone’s ejectment | nev er giving a note, alw ays discounting purchases, we buy stock ol all kinds at the lowest Yet it is > kl that the amount drawn a As to _ ae re of the ay > prs np in - parsimonion « P: F. laland Door'and Sasi Factory. would er os to every figures. Consequently we place Shoes on the market at prices which appeal to every buyer from the Provincial treasury on account tussian forcee. Mr. Forbes declares that | band, the charity extended to paupers ? <i. unprejrc iced mind, owe was inter- lw ia ‘ : o, ) e or vi g ee as " ’ . of education bears too high a proportion | there is no braver or clumsier man than | To prepare for the work of a teacher ar rupted almost constantly with cries of who is a judge of leather values, We can please vou.

Ao Mietlndiid cvietinn, Yo 1602 the the Russian soldier. The regimental | one is required to attend, at considerable dissent and half suppressed applause. He to th ” « enue. ’ ave ie

: : - ‘ , iticers are recklessly brave and amus- | expense, at least one term at the Prince of | Need W heat or Sale. had hardly taken his seat, when Mr. Pan- total amount expended by the Government | ingly ignorant of their profession, } Wales College and Normal Scheo}, and at hery, a delegate to the Union, beyan | s e CS for education was $114,570.15, out of a! while the superior commanders, except | the close of the term to undergo a strict | another attack upon the Queen. He said | s a ’ i I po:

total revenue of $245,652.28. Again, th 1 the Guar is, are for the most part | examination to show that he is posserse.] W bite Russian ~~ Red, grown that she summoned Earl Rosebery to take ; ; ; neither able, zealous nor methodical. | of the qualifications requisite for his work. | OB¢ Year on Phe arren Farm from’ the Premiership because that noble lord Charlottetown, March 6, 1894—dy eup iementary clause 18 con vers ed | From c mmander-in chicf to corporal the | On the other hand, the heads of our local | seed imported 18 1893. During the last was about to marry the the Princess, the : . Lec suse it renders uncertain the} Russian army is unspeakably corrupt. | public department are not required to sub- | thirteen years Seed Wheat, the growth of | widowed Duchess of Athen: This rele ee ee ee eee . ie vr ae amount to be paid annually on; | The war strength of Russia ix 2,411,105 | mit themselves to an examination as a | ‘is Farm, has given great cen '? | ence was greeted with loud cries of dissent. of the Provincial treasury. One year | men, 463,000 horses and 5,200 guns, and | test of their fitness fur the proper discharge eat cent Oe ee ee a Se ee eon PREPARE FOR FEVER the school truatees may vote small sny- | ‘ Franc e, 2,715,000 men, 800,000 horse- | of the duties of their office; and who, if | 28" portes Se ae lord of the Treasury, withdrew peremptor- u ; , . and 4,500 guns, making a total of 5,126,- | they had been, and if their appointment: | JOHN NEWSON. ily from Punbery the privilege of the plements; the next they may give large. | 705 men, 1,263,000 horses and 9,700 guns. | were made to depend upon fitness, would,| meh6—dy Im | floor. ae fhe difference may be fractionai—not | The total forces, therefore, available by | in many instancer, never burden the | oe Sener iiiesiecinnsdlieniacucihiaie f Fortify your system by taking woatiie: wittitlien nical respect to the Russia and Fras ‘e on the one hand, and | country with their services. And what RETETTTITITIIIA . the Triple Alliance on the other hand, in | of their salaries? Well, for the work they | } THE SITUATION IN ENGLAND.

habitants of the respective school di-ti

' . . robe Killer, the event of war, would be 10,422,905 men, | do, they are munificently rewarded. They ' Win. Fadam § Wierg v i Br, ie und yet it may be excessive in respect t 2,241,150 horses and 17,890 guns’ Mr. | may have their own private business tos The Seed Business scat oie the Provincial treasury, ont of which all | Forbes believes that these vast forces will | which they may give all due attention; | ‘ i 5 ——— >

| v ae ' } not be bronght into the field this or next | they may be lawyers, merchants, farmer-. | & N ; » : s . : iy supplements are duplicated, and con- .— : : ee as sas it Prevents and Cures all Form = Pt oe : : year, for the rearon that the equipment of | in fact, anything and evervthing, while | See tn a 6S ll € overnmen ‘ s 8 pletely upset the estimates of P the Russian troops with {mproved firearms | Jrawing their salaries out of the taxes of | a I } lv . . . . of Disease. 3 spendiine " : Re ae et | ie aaa sissies s the only Firm in America that publishes — — Se . | ] : expenditure will not be completed before the spring of | the country. But teachers are excluded | Po these not acquainted with . , Call at DAVIES’ DRUG STORE and ae } : : j a . ce | A 4 ‘ i - ‘ i a sm AY ee What seems to be needed a chang i8#6; but he is certain that, if a conflict | from any such avocations; and we believe | RR us, the following facts may prove 4 Pony 9 eT shana ge faa Liek, will do away with ti hale mes, it willbe a struggle to the death, | there is an old enactment in your city interesting :—We have carried on 4 Reunion of Liberals and Liberal- get full partioniars as to its u-« ae which oO away wilh the uncertalnty , eS a . : z ; j ‘ ; : : and will result in the virtual destruction | laws which prevents a school teacher a Seed Business in this city for ss wa : : sel bw the sdpr ent ‘Janse and . “ os ° . : “ : . , ‘ ag caused by the sdpplementary - clause and ofthe vangnished nation The sum of | from having a seat at your City Council! m™ fourteen years, We have alweys RB Unionists Probable. er ar S r t. Ge Orge i h irihacy t the same time afford a substantial zuar-} his conclusion is that Enrope is waiting | Indeed, it would seem as if legislators and tried to merit success, have kept i’ atediea Wee t mech? antee that our standard of education shal or Russia to give the word for battle, and | lawmakers havesocarefully hedgedourcivil the Lest Seeds preenrable, sold at ° me 4ONDON, Mar. ag io . bbe lowered by reason of aly direct or | that Riseia ie not ready governments as to o-tracise teachers from | RA moderate prices, and treated onr RA) © Itis officially announced that the Ear! | ay tt Z m , ‘ ee z pr Pert —— 2 0-0 ——__—=— | positions of either honor or emolument, customers as we!l as possible. of Kimberley will sueceed Lord Rosebery ’ ‘ ndirect reduction of teachers’ salaries, euntenesteg cuahhadeetninnd: | mbes Wl teen 00 0 Ve a Our business has increased year as Semin mes for —— Affairs, Agent VW anted cansing the beat men and women to leave SCHOOL BOAKD. | slaves! by year, and the largest increase &% | and that the Hon. Henry Hartley Fowler, E Q 22 iS OPENIN a al AW ." °. 4 the profession. Salaries should, we _——- | Twenty six years ago our legislators be- | ri of ail was in 1895. For many President of the Local Government Board, NEWEST DESIGNS PENING PO-DAY All sniibiincaimmmni ——* Chiat: he donshdeeabir edesd foem tine 1 Interesting Statistics of Schools, | lieved that teachers should receive a por- in years we have had the largest will take the place of the Karl of Kimber- To solicit business in the Maritime Pre s 2 mn con=1derat ised Tf } time - if oe F . . : e > " # . r a ™ - . = if i : he Me i ie : : The regular monthly meeting of the | tion of their salary directly from the dis- | 24) Seed Business in P. E. Island. 29) | ley as Secretary of State for the Indian \ ys | vinces and Newfoundland for one of the med time, according to special ability, suc ces" | School Board was held last evening. The! tricts. In this instance the amounts re- We have now the large-t busi- Department. - ) /t 4s leading Life Companies. Salary and com “en in teaching, and length of service. | ¢-timated expenditure for the current vear | ceived were such that all who could leave ness of the kind in the Maritime he St. James Gazette is authority for y A ih y jae : :

. i : ‘ | . ° rp y. ° > ° s ‘ ‘ . = 2a" . 4 “4 a. y e@ mission. - Whether paid wholly out of the Provincial | was submitted and passed—the total | the profession did leave. Teaéhers soon | mg Provinces. Nothing but genuine the statement that a reunion of Liberals Apply, giving references, to r treasury or part!y by the reepective school | #mount being $9,972.31. This is slightly | discovered that merit in the Seeds we sell could and Liberal-Unionists is probable, Lord sia Pr oO BOX r : reasury or ms v ne PRED PC UOOT 2 . x j » ae : : ; ; os

: i : : . ‘eine | excess of last year owing to the pro- | “ Gild the farthing as yon will, have brought about these results. Roset ery having entered into communi- Charlottetown, March 6, 1894—t t s oh ki ; u Nes We « listricts, their full and regular receip: | .-.- 8. ade foro new boiler in West Kent | ii8 heen farthing atilt® | pet cat on on the subject with the Unionist lead eee pee eee RS, He . 3 ; It will be a farthing still. - ect te — should be assured to the teachers. Street Schoo! Wie tak wine & to} ead FOLLOW THE CROWD | ere, Mr. Chamberlain and the Duke of . l npere can he no doulk that the te schers fenders were receive l for this boiler. ” we 4 « Was Tours ; O x oe abvie, 3 Devonshire. ! _ 11 . | but action in the matter was deferred til] | 224 the Government of the day was forced ae hls soa os profession ought to be so supported and the aed cnaatie € the Baal . | to go back to the former method of pay- This isa wise rule when buy- ‘a ne ne) eeting OF > (Kare ° , * . . > ‘e strengthened that a greater numberof per Phe monthly ‘returns of the teachers | ment. And to-day, even with the camary ing seeds. People don’t rush to BUSINESS AT THE CENTRE : na of superior ability shall be induced | sow the number in actual attendance t } as at present, the supply of the highest buy poor seeds, but they do crowd ‘ se re of Sup 7. 7" , sho e num be n ¢ al attendance , . %. ‘ :. 2 . ' : 1206 lv averave, 1110: and the per] licensel teachers scarcely equals the de- to Carter’s Seed Store every sea- é to remam it and gain. experience in he 1306; daily average, UO; and the per | : , . . Be i s hecans hey k b thee vabes lal rm ' ' ! T were €62 «a | mand. Were it the teachers only who son, becanse they know the value ene s t. There can be no doubt, also, | centage 1 There were 662 cases of Is hai les igs inatified i ‘the seeds. This i “blow” Be ; ' net ’ ; . of . : are the sufferers, we would be justified in of the seeds. Ms is not “blow ' : wdiness, of which there were 144 in one } ; ae re ; eo i a that the course of -tudies in our public |‘ artinent, while two _ departments: had | making complaint in their behalf; but the but simple fact. Poor seeds tell é a aces 0 C 4 schools ought to be more applicable thar pm . - Pheu were 73 notices sent | ©**¢ does not eo vitally affeet them as it their own story when they grow, ' } = ao : not one care ‘ i ( ces se . = 7 \ 4 . . 4 j ‘ it is to the conditions subsisting in| to parents, drawing their attention to some does the meet: « A e es itable dual- = a “= Buy ee that nieces ie 5 ' - 1 | ism,” says Emerson, ‘ cts mi ave told a good story for years a 4 Prince Edward Island Hitherto the lirelection on the part of the children; and aah ha ; mer. <r sae aed 8 ee FO 4 ot Shirai c \RTER'S, A Satisf t R t f th B k —

: ' | 123 visits were made by the - teachers. | that eac 1 thong 18 a valt, anc rurgests an- ! = y e CARTERS, {siac ory epor TOM (he bankers. * tendency <f ou? uune aches ane a | Four pupils received ‘promotion to a ar neg oe ee ee oh fi rene St cove Ne ee "lee ed upward and beyond the Province. The higher grade, and 52 pupils are reported | pagenee espe gs: rd the schoo ; OF 1504, Ready tyth March Moxrreat, March 5. TO-DAY the famous Fairweather will 10° will } . . ’ ;

Government and Legislature ought totry | as having fallen below the required | oe aa et oH . eos Fidhoee oe At the banks, yesterday was one of the | . ‘ 3 . = eather will case wi finally decided by the New York ' : ° y . < eve teachers ° Ge fi a . 7 . : " ® — - a . ?

to render the tendeney still upward and at | standard te allow then to remain in their te aie Ce | biggest settling days of the year. Several State Court of Appeals at Albany : Daniel Fairw eather died four years ago le ving S4.000- i grades. providit ay fail tur 3 in | mH. | iad ssinta ie : . a - " ” ° . gee c > Wt, ; the same time induce our young people to | 274¢*, providing they fa ltwo months in a large wholesale houses had over $50,000 | 000 to colleges and $1,000,000 to his widow. Last year she died also, and her est; te was each coming tothem. The payments, ac- likewi be hed d . . . . ° : —« r estate was cording to the bankers, were satisfactory, | UKkewise queathed to educational institutions. Distant relatives are now contesting for an

the honorable and independent life of | PERSONAL. i ,

| We plead in behalf of our country. Let and the various reports received showed }estate worth $6,000,000. A, decision, favorable to the colleges is looked for.

farmers. It will be interesting to note

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os : a snecession Teachers are the helm; and pay the yine, | i Ge0 Carter C0 ; be content with the simple and happy, scents ai | Staunch and strong the tendrils twine. e ‘y

! ; , Sf Et DSMEY that general businéss was in a satisfactory 7 . ‘ . . ° ; ‘ . ’ re we at > } > ¥ eo 2 De » be 9 ss ° g : a : rs ‘ y ’ . . . > » the measures of the Government in this | ‘ = i — we Se imesh — state and signs of improyement visible. No uncertainty about our verdict, The publie decided in favor of our values without a ve . rf t rovern J ’ ' Queen otel vesterdav. z . » s . he se re > > my i . . ie Zz ‘ . ; ee Q e a , aie oe acter a Thacker, Mk. kde MAME EE Ths eamne shes gan weet cous Charlottetown, - - P. E. Island. R@ | oi as dissenting voice ; and as to satisfaetion, we lead without opposition. What we have done so ——_-_» ea elected Rector of Liverpool, N. S., tinue cr agitation, = thanking you for Murder and Suicide. successfully in the past we are prepared not only to equal but surpass in a very creat degree IPHTHERIA. ' ottinger, General mans Govern- | *pace, I am, very truly youre, . Pe 2 ie ’ - : s : » ore E ° 7 . n be _ ‘Seu 19 seciiaeaar pt Hotel ' March 6th, 1894. C..T. P. B tLyyn, N. Y M h6 - gear pry * ee — modes - the — = ty of pe vorkmanship, combined \ few eases of thie dread disease have! furies tie +e SOOKLNS, NE March ©. | with goods of the finest grades. In quality and value we ec al : ia cae

Davi Sioa ae E £ | vi e cannot fail to touch the ambitious

| Yesterday Fritz Naity, a sailor employ- j , : . . , . : . . *

| deh the eatiee dabieask Me a ia as the only place in the city where you can get nearest perfect satisfaction. We are offe ing | York, shot Clara Friend, a girl 15 years bargains and values now, prior to the spring rush, which if would do vou well to take advan- | of age, in the left temple and then com- tage of in every line we keep in stock : . ,

| mitted suicide at the residence of the girl’s . : | parents. Noity had been yestecing the | girl with attentions.

ately appeared in Charlottetown; and two} Professor Robertson, of Ottawa. will be | in town on Friday, March 9th, at the Hotel Davies. He will remain all day. Prof Robertson and T. J. Dillon were passengers to Mount Stewart, where a thoroughly cleaneed and kept clean. A} Dairying meeting ic to be held at 2 o’clock

» , pme ave + ex 4 %” fatal . i ° or three of these have proved to be fatal. Mayor Dawson called a meeting of the

Board of Health yesterday, on receipt of a letter from Dr. Richard Johnson inform- ing him of two recent and fatal casee cf d phtheria in this city. Present: Mayor

In this contingency, not alarm, but care,

« needed. Houses and premises ought to

this afiernoon

throat that is sore should be examined, | The King’s College Record report that Dawson, chairman; the City Recorder, F. ejecta iaimaini ii ti and if white or greyish epots should ap | 00 8 a Li ees. De. 2. Johnson, , Health : : real pear, the doctor ought to be instantly call- | Cou acd } 7 is 7 ; _ . Os a a O.tiver; Messrs. H. Haszard, C. E. Robert- | Assignment iD Mont . ed Should the disea- re to be| course. He intends voing to Southern | 22%2,George E. Hughes, H.C. Douse, D.| gaia ( ae | inion

in. Should the disease prove to be | course. He intends going to Southern L. Hooper, L. P. Tanton, T. Z. Taylor GUE ; = } Monrreat, March 6. = CC») diphtheria, the doctor’s orders should be | F a az brea ee) by the Eastern | City Councillors; Peter Halloran, Henry has | John Martin & Co., furriers, have as- a ¢ fulfilled in every partiealar, the children |, “'M0n8 SNe passengers by the Master® | Smith, Water Commissioners. | signed. Liabilities $50,000. The firm @ )

, train this morning were Wm. Campbel’, © , : = aM =< — se 4.

should be be kept from school, and the Medical Health Officer or the Secretary

, > Mr : " | at ; . ; Eq., ex Commissioner of Public Work-, Ii was moved by Mr. Hughes, seconded | maintain that they are solyent, and have

; : : by Mr. Hooper, that the Secretary be in- There isalwavs al est. ey assets reaching $8,000. John MeLaine, Esq. St. Petera Bay, | ”- . ; 7 = . ayo a vest, cven | Ss © ws h . 1 Sheriff Mefnnie Sompis. WW. Ioakcian, structed to have blank notices of “infec- eas T e Star Mae re rant