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“nis ts True Liberty, when Free Born Men u+-:ng to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evrieimes

CHARLOTTETOWN 4AP: E. 1

OCROBER 25 4

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IN 8ST. JOHN.

for Foster and Stockton,

[SpeoraL to Toe Examiyen.]

St. JouHn, Oct. 25.-—Tae St. Jobn Development Club,a body of young men organized for social, athletic and other purposes, is uaanimously supporting the candidacy of Mr. Fuster and Dr. Stockton, the Conservative candidates,

The vote was taken, last evening, at a special meeting with six hundred members present.

When the ballot was taken a minori!y voted for Mr Blair; but ona subsequent motion the vote was made unanimous.

Tae Clib takes this ac ion ia the in- terest cf the port o S:. Join and for other reasons.

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LIBERALS RETIRE.

Let the Conservatives it On’.

Fight

[revtat To Tae Examtnea ]

; Lanark Liberals, in convention, yester- | day, decided to ran uo candidate ia the coming Dominion election, but to let the two Conservatives, Dr. Preston and Hon Jcha Haggurt, fight it out.

| PERTH, Ost., Oct, 25,—The South ;

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harbor works of Cuiag Waa ‘ao, now in course Of constzacuion. for-a per.od ef eight montos, with the object of landing men aod stores thera and atiliz- ing tae braach railcoad theuce to Tang Ho, where it joins tae maio line iv Pekic.

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OPINION IN BEEFAST.

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POLITICAL MEETINGS

and unre-

Meetings of the electors of “King’s County will be held at the times and places following at which Hon. Senator Ferguson and the undersigned will be present and speak :—

Cardigan Bridge, Thursday, 25th Oct., 7 p- m.

Dundas, Friday, 26th Oct., 7 p. m.

Peake’s, Saturday, 27th Oct., 7 p. m.

A. C. McDONALD, Candidate for King’s.

Organize For the Contest-—Old

; Liberals Coming Over,

Sir,—Pu saant tc notice the Conserva- tive edectors uf Orwell Cove, Point Fr.m apd Kidon met iv Eldon Hallen Wedues- day nigut, toe 17th inst., torthe purp ce , of Organizing tur the torthcominy «lec tion, Conservatives were gratified to s€ several old Libera!s present,—thus lend- ing by their presence, sireogth avd eup po:t to the good cause. They evideatiy do not like this ** Growing Time ” as tre ‘Pall Pocket ” is restricved too exclucs ively io the few “ bapgers-on”’ to the ‘{'arcesLaurier edminietrauion. Ner can they subscribe to the new tent in the so-called L.berals’ creed that * Growing tmes ” jussify increased deb, exper di- ture and taxes. Such w co‘trine is & little too shady fcr ordins y more. But thea aay old prop will uclp to kee, up atalling bouse. Even a dying mao does uot despise a siraw.

Again, tae New Liberals teil us ‘‘tlues are prosperous.” Certainly they ar-: with Seaalorship stock selling at a thousand per cent. aiove par, doz biscuit selling at two dollars a pound, bankrupt railways being sold at enor- mous profit to its Owners, and whole twenty-five thousand ac.e blocks of go'd laods in the Yukon to be had for the asking, where is the tool so daring as toriseand say timesare poor? Tae Conservatives are fully alive to the im- portance of the present struggle, 2nd are determined to do their whole duty :ni use every honest means to burl from puwer an aggregsiion cf men who have detiled the tempse of truth, thrown honor and honesty to the winds, and ‘rampled in the mire the fair fame of our country. as

An Association was formed of which ibe following are the othcers:—Jobn J. McDonald, Pr. sident; T. McMillan, Vice Presidea'; and S, A. Nicholeon, Sec.= Treasurer, with the following executive committee: A. D. Ross, Alex. McLeod, J. F. McDonald, P. M. Callaghan, John Lyons, Andrew Ross, N. A. Gillis, J. Byrnes, W. McWilliams aod Dr. J. F. Martin. Committees were aleo appointed for the other two poles represented.

Martin stock is advancing every day, and we are in bopes that ina few days it will be nearly equal to Seaatorabip atock in value.

A meeting of the King’s County electors +s also called at Montague Bridge on Mon- day, 5th November, 7 ms 2 to ae Mr.

shes Liberal candidate, is invited. Hughes, the Maven A. C. McDONALD.

Our motto is: *‘ The old flag, the old liey, and the old member.” sate: Yours respectfully, Lixcer (No) Loxcer Lev,

TWO STEAMERS CULLIDE

Young Men of St. John Wili Vote | one Sinks With Twentysfour of

Her Crew.

[Spectat ro THe Examiner. ]

Lonpon, Oct..24 A special despatch from Madrid says toat the French steamer Faidberb was sunk yesterday in collision with the French steamer Milicji, which was seriously damaged, but succeeded in reacning Alicacte.

the Faidberb, but 24 other members of the crew of that vessel were drowned,

STRAMEBR ABANDONED.

Fate of Most cf Her Crow Unknown.

[SPecraL TO Tus Examiner. |}

LIVERPOOL, Oc’. 25—The steamcr Amby, for Vaiparaisv, was recently gutted by fire and abandoned off M nte- video. QOae boat’s crew was picked up. The fate of the others isnot kuown,

GENERAL BULLER

Graud Reception at Cape Tcwua.

{*peciaL TO Tas Examiyer]. Care Town, O3t. 25—Gen. Buller landed here yesterday and was given a magnificent reception,

EARNSULIFFE NOTES.

Miss Carrie Docherty leaves today for Bri.ieh Columbia.

Miss Fanay irviog, of Brockton, Maes, is visiting her pareuie in Cherry Valiey.

Tarie, Pacaud and defeat: successors to Laurier, Mowatt aud victory.

Seal River bridge hae been partiaily “fixed” with @ quaatity of feace rails ana mud, The bridge at Acoru’s Mill, tba bas been going down ever since las: fal! when the Premier “threatened” us with a new steel bridge, bas been “iixed” with two lordeofbonchs, It won't tall into tae stream now |

(QJuernee— Will D. A. McKirnon run in Murrey Harbor next summer? Wiil Sir Louis threaten the electors at Pownsl inis falltbataifthey don’t vote for Mc- Kinnon “it may hinder aod perhaps stop tae Construction of the Belfast railway’? Which will bring the people of Easi Qreen’s the = ©* money this fall, ole rags or road jobs?

We neve ucew requested by friends in Powua! and eleewhcie to call the a:tention of the authorities to the tact that it is the practice of certiin parties in V-rnon diver to place feoce rails across tbat nar! of the road between the church and the end of Pirquid road. Parties who have been driving over this road afier rigit have had their carrieg s smahed, aac themeéives narrowly escaped being se- verely ipjured. le there no law in this country chat people’s lives and propert; should beinus endangered ?

Our friends by the “waterside” alo complein of the great scarcity of light in Vernon River—especiaiiy in the pbalis, aod this fact, combined with an overfl w of exhilaratiog (spirits, sometimes Caus 8 milkstands to be seen “growing” on the middie of the road.

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Oct 23.

$a + C. O F.—Court Abezweit, No (819, meets tonight at eight o'clock, Mecho. Hall; important bus'ness,

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The OCTOBER,

Prince Edward Island Magazine

Is out, and for sale at the book- stores and newstands. An hours in- teresting reading. Some more views of Charlottetown in tifty years ago, aud a photo—engraving of the Market Square,

Fol/owingz is the table of contents :—

Market Square, Charlottetown—Frontispviece

A Journey fiom Port Lajoic to St 1751.

Peters in

John Cavem’* Two Dreams—I,

An Explanation of a Mystery—D. A. W.

4h, Why Does that Memory Stay (Poem)— N. W. MY Charlottetown Fifiv Years Ago, (Illus. j)— E. lL. M! The Ambitious Man—John Maclaren.

The Storm (Poem)—J. 8. B,

Bedeque and its People—V—L, U. Fowler, Life’s Little Absurdities—iseo. McKenzie. 3 TheDawing of Thought—Louise Laird.

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