pro,-ptlr *

Island.

T’ ‘C. i

»‘ 10.3.1

person in ac under-

ad on the ‘

ork and

5- Silver _

If note:

:I 5- Co’: ’

est, [OI west evil Ll Street.

GINS.

iiALL‘_

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Local and Qlsher Items.

Srsmr will be Palm Sunday. and the following Friday will be Good Friduy.

Ms. W. W. S1‘.-.L.\'LlY, of Stanley Bros , hssour thaulis for late English papers.

Tn: fields throughout the country have become almost bare of snow.

Tun frcshcts this springzare unusually high throughout this Province.

We hear that there is open water he- youd St. Peter's Island.

"H Honor Lieut.-Governor Carvell reached his 59th birthday yesterday. We wish him many returns of the day. ' '

Snuron Howux lcsves in a day «if tw-ifur Kingston, where Mrs. H.);lun has been visiting.

Turns were 14 deaths in the city in Foburary; five fromwonsuniption. Ten of the deceased were Protestants.

Mn. G. FRANK Bum, of Beer Bi-ne., has arrived home from England. Mr. Frank Hcertz, who went away with him, is ex pccted home today.

11' is said the Ontario gdvoriimoiit will psss a bill allowing Salvation Army ulti- sere to soienuuze marriiges in that pro- visbs.

Tns Prince,Cotmty Sunday Schools will hold a convention in, Suininerside to-day and to-rnorrow.

Tms is the day most dear to the Irish been The duty sacred to ‘Ireland's Patron Saint.

An early sprin is expected by the codulntry bgooplm] The lesson,-however, w‘ not as car y as tlutof 1846, when wheat was sown in the middle of March,

after which time there was no frost wlsstever.

Tn: Qusrterlyxfleeting of the Baptist Association of P. E. I‘. will convene with the_ Baptist church of this city _tu—dsy (17th, at 2.30 p. iii.) The quarterly ser- nion wi -be preached at 7.30 p. in. All

‘invited to attend.

Fasr 'l'uvsi.i.i.\'o.—The Pioneer says the messenger who brought the missing

, ballot box from Alberton to Suminerside

declaration day drove down, via the Nar- riws, in 3; hours. Coming';by rail would hsvc taken about 4 hours.

If is said that Dunk River hatchery is to be wbuilt this year. Some think it should be placocl about half It mile furth- er up the river to secure the best results but it will probably remain ‘where it is. We hear that ‘some half-grown. saliuvn

were caught in the Dunk onlya little while ago. D

A Msitrr.-‘so uf the Liberal Cmllservm lives is: called for Wednesday eveni- g in tlIt;;}l.~t_h:«t~ nominate ll c.i:ailiZ3.~i.l.e ll)?‘ Illd liufllbj. for the corsingbyoeloctiou. It is said that 3?: Blake will again be nominated.

TI1xO~.|df.-llnws will. this year, celee brute Natal Day, 25th April, at S«.iuivczer- merside. Ono uf the attractions will be the Ilr'dlt.'3ll.lv"n of the handsome and coni- tnodious Hall now being {itttrl up ii. Cr.b*ls‘s New llrrclr Building, on \‘l'ari~r_ Strut. There will boa grand Q-.unc€;;t> in the 9'-Qlfllug I _ I

Pnnssix Lopez. L O. 0. F.. 05:Trur-'-, has contributed $100 to the Springhill Rebel’ l<'uii<l, and Ivy Lodge, of Author-$5,, 5 sti.-’l la-irg. 2 sum. All the ‘Loclg -s in the jlris tiirion have ft épondod to the :'l‘l’lOl.il- circnar issue-i by the (lrsiuzl l\l>t<t-.-r seal the total c0n’ribuliun will show 8 most cnditahle sum, possibly..spproxunatii.g 810,000. -

‘Al anonym--us correspondent _.cal3l

,1 -1

. hingglizfl-tye Verilly," ‘sends ussiioto

sud ssks: “Have you independence '10

g publish this?" .de.psnds. If " wriierhss manliness enough to reveal his

mine, we msy. He had better-be qniitli, however, as it is now in the waste basket,‘

and that recapture is emptied very often, _

“Yes, Vcrilly.”

Soxnmsc. Nuw.-—Tbe Second Metho- dist Church intends ho-‘din “An Old- fsshioued Methodist’ Too ceting,'7 on Thursday evening next. One of the ni--st interesting features will be the baptism of fifteen or twenty infants. Au evangelis- tic meeting will sftsrmtrdl be held. Thel meeting will no doubt be unusually in- teresting. Read the sdv.

Fsw men are so looked up to ,_and re- gpectod by their constituents‘ as Hon. J ohu You. This was brought out strongly by an amusing incident of the recent crun-

n.. At one of the political meetings fiigfiunt wss speaki of the ualfects of Unrefiichd Red ‘cc’ , declaring that shereiwuuld be a‘ srge clcit in the rev- enue. “ There it is gentlemen," said he, “ 31-1,000.000, and what y.oI_1 gums to do about it?” “ Ah. ha. cried an h n-

est old elector in one of the front seats.

-~ Mr. Yeo’il be . *

Tux Pioneer Elofi ‘With our‘discl.~iimer respecting the 31.000 re-. ported as given to the GUARDIAN for printing. It says.; “someone must have got the inoney—it is not possible that the Auditor-Gensral’s sec-»uut_s sre wrong." aid suggests that rhsps it' was given _.ilr

G Lawson or his “Presbyterian *3 ‘tr: If this amount were in the ac- then the Pioneer might. safely re- paffithst “-Shine one must have got the ’.,.,..y," Bar. unfortunately-‘ it i< not re. The Patriot's correspondent prob- fi new $10.00 charged ‘to the Gtunnxlix in no doubt inadvertently neglected ta iiiarl the decimal in writing his despatch. We may sdd that Mr. Lawson authorizes is to..say he received no money from the pominiqn Govemment since he was em- ployed in taking the last census.

7, £1333 was a large attendance in the

‘or-of the First Methodist Church milfi night to hear Mr. Walter Doull djg¢.,u1-3e nu [ha Brgctltnl applications. Of electricity.‘ Mr. ¢}2:l’lsbe_fgIi\,by detlngls electricity as one p 0 €n°1‘_£-§Y- , 0' ginning with the south. 9“‘l‘°‘-l up the energy, rm trees de- rived sgcs agv-{Wm

‘J?

,...from the sun,’ by nineties of _C.1i8Rl‘**m'5

he showed how this energ_:y'_wa8 mm!- iuitted from the coal burning in the fur- nsce tn the water in _the boiler, from the W9; 19 g-“gum; .ag.tbe cylinder, from t e piston to th,°_ . . fliaxice W “*9 wlhil sndfon by the to the dynamol revolvingliu "Ella 5.97 , 9‘ ..f°'°e Of 33‘

3 or ..’» where it $85, _iC°i.|5’D7‘l’«9d -int‘ .£$a.i"c,.;.i.-..i..2p.aec» gu ‘um I-‘in where meeting resistance it heated t 0 carbon to whiteness, and thus lifter many trsusfrirmeti -ns it became light one! more. Mr. Doull had no respect f0? 5'10 theory that represented electricity as In impunderable, im lpable. invisible ether or fluid; he regar this as an inc0mpI'0- hsuible.inwn;einNO.lm¥*°h9bl° t,he°=>'- Duriiig the lecture, by Mr. Dciulls sug- gestion, several questions were ssked, and answered by the ‘At the..cl:»se at the discourse so into _dI§¢Uw0°. '. g‘k.g up by ‘MQSIV. uorrlsoti, Full, ch ipnsunsnd Rafi .¥3v.R0$dv" , “ad ‘the grub pleasure afiorded them by inning tho. gubleot 00 well esssssd. ’;.,;“; re»

»

Q

, huat, very szaiinch, and with such capacity

;-iagfz u~._..m.imd '

;._ . THE GUARDIAN, OHARLOTTET

Local and Other lteins.

MAPLE sugar making has cominciiced. It is is week now since a drunk has been

up before the Sti;>ciidiiiry- g -

OUR sportsiiicii are making prepara- tions to lim-.t the wild goose, the “honk" of which is sir:--nl_v heard in the land.

LOOK nut for "The Lita-rnrv D.|p:irt- nicnt ' to-morrow. .‘3oin-.-thing spice)‘.

Tue extract from w. frici:d’s letter to Beer Bros, will imiku interesting reading for the lsdiee of our city.

CXIJ-:KSis‘..1n«l butter sent from Cuusdei

the Jainsicri exnibiti-m. where they have each t.-ikeii first, second, third and fourth prizes..

A PROHI.\'2N‘I‘ St. John physician says that a disorder closely resembling la ygrippe, but in it ninditied form, is widely prevalent in that city. It begins with chills and trembling, followed by delight fever, and all the synptoms ‘of ‘Is’ grippe.

It is llll(lel'Sl‘.u«)(l, says on exchange, _l.lllll. Il--n Francois Langelier, member ‘for Quebec Centre. and Mr. ‘Elhrnest Pscaud, editor of L’Electeur, have been depiited by the Liberal leaders to visit the different cities in N mi Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edwlml Is‘-and on some political mission. _

Ar it iiueeting of the directors of the Park Company held Monday night, Benj. Hearts, Esq., was elycted B director in the place of the late Wm. Brown. The directors are busily eiigngcrl upon the prize list. which they expect bu have published in April. There will be an in- crease of $600 over last year's list.

IN Zion Church is cullectinn was taken up on Sunday for the Springliill Relief Fund, which together with subscriptiznis amounted to 396, Although a number of the congregation contributed through other channels. In the Upper Briuce Street Methodist Church the collection came to 835. The collection in the First .Methodisr. Chur h was, we iind retrmd, very good, and will be announced as roan as the collectors have completed r’.. :- work. The total umouats collected .n this city will reach about 81.000.

_Pugwash and P. E. I. Route.

Through the enterprise of gentlemen of Pugwash sud Amherst, this most favor- able route between Nova Scotia and P. E. Island is to be opened this spring to connect with the Short Line railway st Pugwash by steamer,‘ making the ‘round trip daily during the season, Sunday ex- cepu-d. The company hue purchased the steamer-.hMa flower, 377i tons,~w—liic‘n is being there hl y fitted ‘up for s first-clsss passenger and ‘ freight tmliic, with ac- cniunu-dmiun for 300 passengers and 400 barrels freight. She is a taiii-sfcrcvr

cuttingiher wary through ice than it is lsimed she can run I! month earlier and ii__iii=.nth later in the season than ordinary steamers. _ -; » ‘Th-. summer time table will be so ar- ranged that the Short Line train will C01]-.

- ncct withntlie Quebec express, taking‘ ._¢A

passengers and mails and arrive at Pug-

wash at ab-cut 8 a. m.. enabling the _

steamers to ru.'id1;Chsrlurtetown at noon and returiiing in time to make connection with the Quebec and C. P. R. trains in tliefevenixig. By this io.ut_e mails and passengers will reach Cliarlo':'cet.owri' niii '. —:murs earlier than _by Ste-am Nsvigatic-n ‘ company-’s boats. iAll points east of Churlotbetowii can be -reached by this,

7.’

route the same day, gh.ile'-hy.o'tha1. Busts *"

_ .3 . ‘ . passengers liithe-.rt:» have had to stop at "' C !

Chnrluttetnwn all night, calling the ‘next day’s trains. The H.-tyflower will‘ be commanded -by Capt. , Welling. -—-Amherst Press.

n 03.13-l-’A$H:%l€Ell

Will be held in trprlcit PRINCE ?STREET

we Mm-iaiisr nausea.

iiHUisniY.iv’i~:G.lIli2eH 19,

’After which is number of ' Children will be baptized. The meeting will close with an Evangelistic Service to be partici- pated iubys number of town and country clcrgyinen.

ALL ARE INVITEDI ,A,dmliiOll, 25 cents’, including Ten. By order of

Mitrch 17. COMMITTEE.

Te-we

EALED Tenders will be received by the ' undersigned up to \VEUNESDAY,‘ft)ic 18th inst., at I2 o’clock.noon', for tin‘-puts chase of the following Stock p—— » ’ Cloths and Dry Goods $17"-89-, Bootssnd Shoes.,... $74.50: Tenders must be for the purchase of the above stock. 134. 8P¢¢3f)' lh¢’Y3l¢ P“ cent. on above amount.

satisfaction of the undersigned. The under- signed not bound to accept the highest or any tender. Stock to he scen—at the Store of Donald Fttquharflfi O“¢“-‘!%_S"t¢§-

I i*~ if B§N}g‘lh§rIN ROGERS,

‘i’ T _:f . .. »t Assigncc.

Ch'town, Marcllll. 3i. i

J

NTENDING to leave the Island, we have decided to sell, as early fsNp_o,ssi_hlc, thc_ rfvilowirig Properties 5--" ' ’ A_ v,;.¢g. 1-‘us; qr...,8.g ams~es : su1jPetcr‘s1 Road, 7 miles from ,Charlottet9Wn, “in good- orderind fenced" with Spruce Hcdgcrgvvs ‘ 4 Two’ Building udge 101-cg: lock joining’ the rcsiilen c 0 Mr. C. D. imkin. sin of each, 43xioo feet, and handscmcst lots in the city’. , _ 03¢ Lot on Strawberry Hill, d"“°llY °P' posits the residence of Mr. William MCW, {Cg SC, PClCl."S. Road. ;_.. _' ”

- 5 shares Clihrlottclown D-'lVlD_£ P814‘:

3° 0‘ Geofggtown H i “ 2 “ Inland Steam Nari =_u-ion CO-.

‘I "Cherry Bluntlc and (irate? 5 .

1 Marble ‘f “ — . ‘ ex-it-3 L N ,1 good second-lisnd I’i3fl0--will be .80“

‘ ‘if $75! ‘

I do. do., will be sold for $25. ‘.5150 all our stock O{g5‘°V¢9.- - 4 ”‘ .. iiiacnon. if not sold ~ by Prinstc sue.

E. H. NORTON 6-’ CO. ,

5.

have been creating corisitlct-.i‘ole stir at l tT*‘&t.)' 0f H10 :\".V\'f0uI1dland Convention,

‘For the purpose of nominating a Candidstclo frcpres.-.nt Charlottetown and Royalty in tl;e

-Methodist Tea llleelifing

Esiln or 331. BROWN it 60.4

1‘ERMS.—'l‘hree months secured to the 1

: .part of the Island.

' ?lEl,,EGRAPHIC NEWS. ;'{:§PECIAI. nssrsrcrrzs T0 mu ocannlax]

N9wfoiimllaiid’s Base.

Text of Treaty Published. ‘A COMRIISSION APPOINTED.

LORD-ill, March 1G.—’l‘he text of the

8lg":€6.l l)»=‘Ws=~n England and France, has been made public. It piovides that the coiiimissiuii, after st-ttliiog the lobster question, shall ho asked to , examine the subsidiary. lisliei'y question. The arbi- trators iielectul by the F rencli are Pro- fessors hlarteiis. of the St. Petershurgh University, M. Rivier, Swiss Consul at Bribes-ls, and President of the Institute of Iiiternational Law, and M. Grate, ex- Judge of the Supreme Court of Norway. All expenses will be equally shared by the two powers.

Three Wrecks-

Nsw BEDFORD, Mass, March l6.~—A strrin nus bee - niging here, and the waves are breaking with great force over 3 American vess-:-ls,the Gnléna. Trimia and Nina, wrecked ofl" Cutiy Hunk and Gay Head. It is foartd they will go to pieces.

,LOC-KED GUT.

Tyranny of Too Much Freedom. '

ST. PACL. Minn, March l6.——-Twelve hundred plumbers are locked out to-day because of the boycott of 3. boss for hav-

ing employed 3 cornice maker to do

pl uiiibiiig.

-:—— -a

lllllllllllillll HY GHINESE.

They were B—1:l:$l8l1 Subjects.

I’.\i'.rs, March 16.———Despa!clies from Tonquiu report a. inassu_cre by the Chinese of William Keable, agent of the Chinese Custom House, and his wife. Both were British subjects, ‘l.lld._ England will call ‘the murderers to account. _ , . .

A Terrible ‘Fall.

MONTREAL, March 16..—-Wilfrid Breer- boie, telephone employs, fell -from a three-story building to-day, sustaining fatal injuries.

_...___.__¢___._—_—-

I Ready to Die.

ROME, Marcli4‘16.-4P1-ince Jerome Na- poleon-ha it last begenwgiv-en jtbsolutigvn,

3 ,... .9...

£0131. t Fo Tflflfil t_l'~¢.§.2nd inst., the wife of Rona£:£athgn?of a. daughter.

_.n.

ieiigicii C Miiiini.

. Liberal-Conservative Party will be held .59.-the ‘

on weanssiayrveniigiéli inst,

AT 8 O’CLoCK, I

LocalL.egisl.1tui‘e. A full at tcndancc is requested.

W. S STEWART, Sec'yI Lib..Con. Associxtion.

STAPERG iii

Sl!lllNll__'_lBADEl

WE OFFER

10 crises Bleached Cottons, all widths and prices. , '

20 bales Osnaburgs and Hessians,

3 bales Sail Ducks,

5 ba1es‘Cotton‘Dr2llings,

_1

10 cases} ‘S!-iirtings,

so Cases Cottonades,

so bales Battings and Weddings,

§5 bales ‘Grey Cottons, i

to cases Canton Flannels,

2 cases Colored Ducks. - large variety of Prints and Glnghsms and a. full Stock of Small Wares.

WHOLESALE" ONLY,

AT LOWEST PRICES.

Msgch 9-,-egodftf ;

IT PAYS

To Employ us at any

.AUCTION,

as We always realize, the high est prices. " VVe.. iill sales settled‘ up wi,thuu_t.,.del§ty.« _ - ’Auéti'o_iis “conducted in any

It Uffrlflflllliu

tvrrils & seas

F

NE-HALF‘ or TOWN

Streets, with the Dwelling thereon. Apply to

March 13 6d lvv

small extra, charge.

March 13 in: d w

comer of liillsborougli Fitzroy

JOHN STUMBLES,

we NOT ON

SE LI. SPECTAOLES, VVE FIT- THEM,

Each Eye tested separately at s‘

E. w. TAYLOR, . Ophciau, §_~ _

roe SAEE, ’

38 on House and stable

-s

.

l.Y§,~

WE G0’!

tomers, and givi

now is a good tim dealing with ‘us.

FURN ISHINGS; Doors, Sashes, ’ Spouting, Siding,

ters, etc.. all well v

latest patterns. MACHINE J 0 specialty.“

. - .__... . _l2_.f i ' .....- -

5.vigati<m’Co’s. Wha gmuysxy, 1895.‘. C...-:5 .». “ ‘

Stca

. - a j J‘. ‘ .: P‘:‘b -

N future the Government

keep up daily comm-an

bet, the steouner " Stanley’

and Cape 'l‘ormentlne.so.as mall to the Island through

then run

urpose of carry mg

day mornings at 7 . o-‘clot: Georgetown on Tuesdav.'I’hu

Georgetown.

return trip B”e1:"reen'the in

land an The “8tunley." will remui

t u:::.:i°::..i........,m

Department of Na ne,

By trying to please‘ oifi‘ ‘Cus-

satisfaction. , ‘WE sriir-Trmnn

BY THE SAME If you are not 3. Customer,

We are beginning the season’ with a. full stock of_ HOUSE

Stair Rail, Newe1Posts,‘-B;slus—.

:*see=oui~ Goods and Prices‘

_.

._»,x - -’

PUBLIC Movies. i

lay" will run-during the winter‘ out!!! between Charlottetown and Plcton. wfitoiae lee will admit of her making 3. return trip each day, cpijgmenoing on the Ist December. Ir, hnwevi-r.tlie Comip'.srti|y’s Boats cannot on

Island and mainland before the let Decemr

runnimz our licr than the let December. so as tokeep up dullycoinmunlcstlon. ,

When the Steamer " Stanley" cannot make return trips between Charlottetown and Pie-. ton, she will then ‘run between Piston and Georgetown and make daily trips. it possnils. When the ice becomes so heavy thutzhe cannot make return lllllly trips. the lee boots will carry the mails between Cape'1‘rsverse

weather germittlug. and the " Stanley" will etween ictou and Georgetown for

e frelglit. making only one trip ouch lng Piotou on Monday, Wednesday. and Ffl-

duy mornings at the some hour. ‘.2 , Notice of her arrival at Georgetown will be made public by the: Atlanta of the ‘Marin! Department at Cliadottelown eachvnsy. - also the hour other intended depsgtite ;

M w =8 the " SW5" -';i:l::;r:e"£.:. Islu d in the early part of the bee? service at the Capes wi 1 be dissen- tlnued. so that as far as possible, a daily mall

11 in be veye 1 between the main- uc ‘ad ills lslahilndurliigtlie winter.

til (1: let May in each year and will eon- llhne logger that itlgs date-1.! the -0o_npsny’s e _iecp.up dsuy, commu- De nty Minister of urine. Ottuws. 3rd Febmary. 1891. l

C‘ .x__ '1 9} .-I

\\

ng them

MEANS.

e to begin 4

including Mouldings, Brackets,

made, from

BBING .-.

steamer . “Start

on between the

will commence

to gives daily out the winter

rs um! a. . leav-

pussen

k. and leaving rsduy.snd §gl.ur- esr. the Ice° n on the route

SMIT

:0 dozen Brooms. lo " 10 boxes Tobacco,

5 tons Barbed Wire, 60 coils Rope,

2 5 kegs Horse Shoes, 100 kegs Cut Rails,

1 ton English white 1 ton Pig Lead,

gory paper- Sale gositive.

inch is

rssnr sans.

BY Auciioriliin orrmr,

_._..ON..__.

THURSDAY, MARCH llllll,

Commencing at it o'clock, I. no .

PUNS. TRINIDAD MOLASSES. 3 150 barrels Patent Flour (high grudge], - 5o half chests Choice Tc_s, _ E3 to cases Canned Sslmon,-, ’

Wash Boards,

4o boxes-Horn Nail-5.

40 boxes Windsor Glass,

2 sets Platform Scales,

Besides small Groceries and any other goods. Terms Cash, or discount added to satisfsc

E. H. NORTONN‘:-Col,

Lead’

to barrels Eiiglish Paint Oil, .- -

Auctioneers

George Street.

ofice.—tf

W.u:'rsn.--A Saddle H this office.

-.555:-ay edér wk? ,. . .

i , nil. ll0ll'l‘0ll & co,

6-‘

Two} Young Men combo accmumodstd with Board at Mus. Mn.r.rzsn's, Greet

Wurrnro Paras for sale at

[inchfl 12i

‘Men-’s {>‘tzore, and . & 00- immense stock.

.’Ch’towin, Feb. 5.

_, , ‘ . .r\.....». ‘R’ ,. ¢...« . ;.—_’: ‘J

~1M1=oR. ANT or

; , g :o:- g i l g A A An unexpected event has made it absolutely necessary for usto raise .a large sum of money.

Payment is therefore raquéstedcof all accounts rendered up to the first. of January. . . or

_- Our friends will please pay our- collector oni his irst caller make payment at our omce before March Isis. ‘ <