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MAT CNDAR FOR FEBRUSRY, 1891. Se fee TE | Obituary. As Usual. Sermuda Be rs 3 Pee a. ze ee ermuda Bottied cae ae ; a | David Keye McDonald youngest son of 7 . “ aT MOONY UHANGRS Me ey = = : | ee : We may expect, until the 5th March, You must ge te Rermuda. Hf) 4 Ee: the late Daniel M. D.nald, died at the old]. . ; : , sou do not I will not b - Mm Pa be S . : very sensational telegrams in the grit news- i net be responsi st Quarter, 2nd day, 12h., 299 a.m, W ase fk 21 bomestead, New Perth, Feb 6, 1891, aged a . : ; vie for the consequences.” * But, ae Meee Sih tee, Oh OT nie Sines Sa eS 22 years. His mother, in widowh od nd | PAPSts, somewhat like the following which | Seon ae > Gan ators mettle the New Moon, Sth day, &., 507 p.m, N., thle, vei moter, i widowhood, 8vG} sypeared in the Halifax Chronicle prior to | { Time, Nor the money.” “vi el. it} below herizon rT y i : four brothers, with many friends, are left iis lakh dicteoee) aianiiam. a: att beatae ; that is impossible, iry } Firat Quarter, 15th day, 2h.. 170 p.m, SE | ’ 4 >” PAY 7" cs , to mourn the early death of one of the must} ; : Se oe are zi “ Full Muon, 23rd day, 3u.,69 p. m., E. i RI N i ERS, BOO Kk BI N DERS, upright and highly respected young men in aig > vane thete Sinee Sines acter <oaeee : ; aes Bn AND io community. Patiently he bore bis long (Feb. 8, 1887 ) E> , "loam Sum ileow Man aioe High. Days ——— AN D—_—— - ‘illness, until ihe end came. He loved life > rT aN } le sets riser wat'r! lenh and desired to live, but he had a hope in BLAKE CONFIDENT. f siotemee h mb mimo alur a. BLANK B OK MAKERS that which is higher than any earthly guod, | Firm belief in the Government's Defeat—j| } 4 ; | ‘Sunday 7 29 4 50) © 57, 310 9 w and we trust he is gone ‘to be with Christ,} Tory Candidates Leaving the Field— @ ; 2 Monday | 27/5 of 2 714 8 33, a | which is far better.” Two brothers came} Conservatives all over the Country } : Tueniay | 26 2) 3 9 5 4 36 ' a Kees i to see David, but they were a} Alsrmed and Dismayed at Their Pros- ; OF PURE NORWECIAN } |Wednesdsy | 25) 45) 430/646 = 39) } ¥ bt, B it WV k shi L x P 1 | little too late to see more than the lifeless} pects, : CoD Chursd “y as 5540/8 0 41) ! ur () : AS gr maas Ip all Owes rees. form of him they loved so well. Resigned o_o uonintaees ate eam ss § Friday 22 6 6 = : a | ‘ j|to the Father’s will, may they be able to (Feb. 16.) Hed, and many eases of ; Saturday =! Sa ee ; 7} ——(x lsay, ‘It is . re « # tunday | 20} 9| 8 011042 50 rnv 3 re oe PUSHING FORWARD. CONSUMPTION, Mendey | $8' All sa0lts gel fs STATIONERS {A Complete Stock of PLAIN and FANCY STATION. | oe Bronchitis, Cough 1. me | a; i2] 8 55 onl 56 » ERY, at prices that cannot be beaten. Address of Condolence. Nine Seats already Secured tor Blake— - sons Wed oak | as! jal 9 tal a el loln coos Complete Route of the Tories certain— 7 or Severe Cold i1)Wedneslay | 15) 14) 9 1 | 591 0 St. Lawrence Lidge, I. O. O. F Upper Province C ives D Fs Rg By EOE 42| Chursday iz} 151941 047110 2 . ihe 3 rot 2? we we @ 6 pper Frovince | onservatives espon-| ) advantage is that the most sensi- ) aan | tel al al 5 on > He ad uarters for Books f i k nds Charlottetown, Feb. Lith, 1891.] dent and Admitting Defeat Inevitable— tive stomach can take it. Anothe 13 Freday i 2 i\)i0 1 27] 5 s “€ q = 0 a i O°! ; “tai os . . ft which commends 1 + 14/Saturday | 10| 19)10 A) 2 12) «| | Brother Fred. E J. L oyd, Chaplain :— Factious Opposition to the Liberals in] ¢ stimulating properties of A _ 15 Sunday | 8} Qtt 4/3 0 vif sania) —~ Deak Brorner,—It was with feelings pein ane inalie,~<aee will go eu aoe bg a it contains, 1¢ Monday 7} 22111 3614 6 14. 4 of deepesi regret thar the members of St. Almust Wholly with the Liberals. ae or snle at your? 17 Taesday 6} 24) efter! 5 a t SCHOOL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS ! Lawrence Lodge received the sad intelli- nn mg you wet cee Ree areeper. Re | is Wedneeday 5} 625) 0 22; 6 33 31 Charl gence of the death of your beloved wife: (Feb. 17 ) SCOTT & F : 6 3 one . g y ed wife ; MOUWNE, Bellewt.e. ( 19/ Tans lay 2) 26 ' 13} 7 52) 25 snc-seneteersdate. a 6 — wis — | aud through the undersigned they desire tu WORKING TO WIN ann | Priday oO} 28) 2 17) s 44 2s ; ic el eae iconvey to yon their heartfelt sympathy, nai pcg’ Pa ales 7) Campbell's Wine of Beech Tree Creosote, sci. se cunts talngapon er] Hoe othe Tosrg Tes Saal a yf mes 33 ooo 7 4 = e shadows are continually falling upon our} Fate of the Tottering Tories Sealed— — od B31 34 é zit) 121-28 path—shadows that teach us the insecur-| Archbishop Lynch Contradicts a False- | Wedeceday 5) 36 7 3 1 4s ‘a (x) ity of ali temporal blessings, and warn us hood Circulated by the Tories—The Con-; ‘si Theredep ys eae ee Rd nae ; that **here there is no abiding stay.” We] test in Pictou—A Bright Outlook in New 9g | Friday 43/381 9 42 © 43 51 HE NEW REMEDY for affections of the Thaoat, Larynx, Bronchial Tubes and ‘have, however. the blessed satistaction of Brunswick —The Tab.es Turned on Tory 9+ Saturday 6 4515 30\le 47! 1 15/10 55 Lungs, such as obstinate Sore ‘Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Chronic Cough, | knowing that death cannot enter the aphere| Tricksters. : Congestion of the Lungs and Incipient Consumption. . to which the dear departed is removed. : | PREPARED BY — — mares dear eeethet, that in this, (Feb. 18 ) ‘toe wa the day of your sore bereavement, you wiil DOOMED ! ges on, —_— derive vonselation from the teachings of our " : cur. re: KENN HTH CAMPBELL CO. Order. Let Hope and Faith mingle with The Tory Ship Fast Sinking—A Hopeless Yspep th + - DR. GEO. A. BA } \ ES, WHOLESALE DRvVGGrIeTs your natural sorrow, and look to the future,! Case—The Tories Giving up the Battle— Ne Jn ge Stion. ie : ; ° where the sundered ties of earth are re-; A Government Journal Admits They The ‘most*serious ‘and fog PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON: 6038 Craig “treet; . ae “3 “3 " Montreal unired. Have the Worst of the Situation. long-standing cases of FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. C00 ee eet ty mone 0 Bing Fary (Fob. 19.) ag Cronic Nspepsia sas : g comfort to yo orely-tired hear eb. Lv. osi Specialist in Chronic Diseases yet we cannot refrain from expressing to STRICKEN ! positively cured | CHAKLOTTETONN. SOLID COMFORT you our deep and sincere sympathy in your ; ‘3 Duspepticure

affliction, and knowing that you will receive Death Throes of Toryism—Sir John will

Rule no Longer—The Great Stretcher Price per bo‘tle 35cts and +00

(large bottics four times sizecf small.)

OFFICE Queen Square, over Apothecaries : : i ‘ pare, P feunselation from a higher source than

Hall. Postal Address, Sox 47. shia frieedahi Tesaitatic. tere Adiationt a | ' a —— earthly friendship erritied—TLor missions. ee =e | Seeger | Is in a Cup of Het Fluid Beer Gace to ee, ee ee ane prepared by ; ; sce’, 2 Gro, W. Gaspmmns, ) (Feb. 22, Election Day.) Pe © Short. St.olohn, B. ‘ a = re <2 Se en JoHN S NELson, Com. . : : Sotstement to Dec. 3st, 1830, - 4 53 BY TC iv S\5) | % D McLeop j FATAL DAY! . = aoe | ee a Th Em } : f =| Joun F Wiear, N.G., The Tories Called to Jucgment—Another N t f M tir E47 E request » settiement of al! accounte} § EU P<@-S TTEE EH Dz 3 =, i | D. Rk. McLennan, Sce’y. Liberal Elected Unopposed—Tory Back. 0 102 0 ce e. YY oan, motes, jadymenta, e'c, before| A S EIURE 3) 35 £3 aya nr _ eg down—Giving the Lrberals a Lead of The end of Fanner All debtors wil! please | oe r.) 1B. aaa seer ce ee a Se ees Loug Creek Notes. Ten Seats Victory of Forty - Upper HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of lete noti nd save us trouile aud them-| <2 i 73 ieee ‘ch will bri Canada Assured—Nv Further D ubts on the Sharehviders of the Merchants’ B ak rel j oa ae 7 he ee I oad i sai sae rat ee ! : Unrestricted reciprocity, whic wi ring the Subject- Old Supporters Deserting of P. E. Islan: for th j ti f Di Bs = Is Palat=ble, Strenrthenine. Gratefinl gircct tagiion ee aol tr on ; : Sens & election oF Directs -ARTON & PENNELL. | ia ~— a S<ati<fying. the B t. 3 are a oe ee yo the Tory Party and Working Opposite— |and receivi-g a statement of the affairs of the sd a i oar shes IS a ‘ — 23 d aiis yrek. thhe BSF it. 2k io 4HKe | neeu mat at the falling oft In revenue, mIneets Sir John to Lose the Entire Irish Vite Bank, will be held at the Benking Office on ' ' -“ | when tired and uscd ep. . but litle favor among thoughtful men jn Ontario—New Binnswick will give a] THURSDAY, March 5:h, at the bour of i. | dec 18—c&wky here. : | Big Liberal Majority and will be in Line | Eleven o'clock, a. m. » J *e Tt yD ! : a a ee Liberal-Conservatives here are cheerful with the other Provinces. Proxies for voting must be left with the . fi Bn. i a oe _— ain =~ nal == 4. 68 and sanguine of victory fur the grand old Cashier on or before Wrpnespay, March 4th. . 4 A . 3) ¢ }* Gor i } g K nad 3 4 ; ue? ‘man Sir John, in the County. Ferguson es By order, { y of Coal I have 3 3 bead a. > ca as rc 5 zt ft E@ 4 a5 5 'and Blake, and the tunnel, and fair recipro- | An Ob-tructien. WM. McLEAN, rd, and Se | r Pr ” city, being the rallying cry, and not Davies viene Cashier. ; : re s na ye eer | and Welsh who have beer throwing cold Sir,—Right in the middie of the North Charlottetown, Feb. 6, 1891—eod Sige oh , and | —_—__A Rw AT— water on these important requirements. Rustico Road, near Mr. Ewen McKenzies Pp -' 4 DAWN There is a small coterie of Grits here,who gate, stands an old house which somebody 13 ef ay at. every election and especially on election was trying to m -ve and could get no further. 13—tf Pouwnal Wharf. | ’ ‘ : : e BEER & GOFFS. G2=Sa: gees ~ eanenion nr oe ™ ment st rters. This | hope will no Plle 4md che stumps on the side of the road phe . longer hee falgoabadl: We wih ask for a Whi trying to p-ss this the other dey, L got) [HE ANNUAL GENFRAL MEETING of eeannet my sleigh caught in some of the lumber and the Inland Steam Navigation Com

*} Returning Officer who will do his duty fairly and impartially, and not be scheming by lying petiti.ns or other small tricks, to destroy the Cunservative votes in St.

Catherine’s Polling Division. Long Greek, Feb. 11, 1891. Cc t at ‘Lak Verd oncer e Verd. ; “Our Farmers are Little Better than Paupe:s.”

will be held at the office of L. C. Owen, oa

Street, on ~ATURDAY, the 2let day a

February, instant, at 3 o'clock, p. m,

L. C. OWEN, Secretary.

Imported Seed Oats, 10,000 now on the way from Great

Britain. Orders booked at our office, where samples can now be se«n. Samples will also be mailed on application,

CARVELL BROS.

would surely have had it smashed only that 1 hid a quiet horse. The owner of this house and the overseer of roads must hve gone to sleep when they allow this obstruction to _remain on the public road, They must be _ awakened,

Grin TO THE FACT that this has been a pretty hard winter for Farmers and almost everyone else to raise money, we have decided to offer some Special Inducements to CASH BUYERS. We are in a position to do this because _be- tween our two Stores, we handle a very large quantity of goods, which we buy direct from the manufacturers, paying cash down for them, and thereby getting the benefit of any discounts that may be offered.

Our Tea can’t be surpassed on P. E. Island for flavor and strength. Our West India Raw Sugar is the cheapest sweetening you can bay. Our Kerosene Gil is the best American water-white. Our $5 25 Flour is the best value in the city. Our Molasses is bright, pure and nice-fl .vored

CALL AND SEE OUR PRICES AND GOODS.

BEER & GOFF,

Queen and King Square Stores.

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On the 31st January the members of Lake BUSHELS FINEST BLACK,

Verd Debating Club gave the first of a} | series of concerts. Although the roads: were blucked and travelling inconvenient a large aud respectable gathering assembled in the Scheolroom, and quite a large num- ber of the fair sex graced the occasion with their presence. Mr. Joseph Smith, in opening, said he regretted that the dis- agreeable state of the roads prevented a great many members of the suciety from attending. However, he had much pleasure in opening the concert and hoped all who were present would do the best they could to make it a success. The following ladies, and gentlemen took part: the Misses Acorn, the Misses Wood, Owen Wood, Patrick Jakeman, Charles Curley, Daniel, Carmichael, Thomas Howlett, Peter; Jskeman, Joseph Carroll, Daniel Lane, Alfred Acorn, John Trainor, Michael Jakeman, James Trainor and Bernard@Cal- laghan. To particularize would be doing an injustice, as all did their parts remark- ably well; but one thing was noticeable, namely, the amount of vocal talent dispiay- ed, also the harmony and good feeling ex-

Farmers of Prince Edward Island ; William Welsh has falsely spoken, And declared in public meeting Helu December twenty-second, When, in presence of his leader,

He denounced you all as Paupers !!

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Fortune, on the 4th inst, by the Rev J G = partnership between the undersigned, Cameron, Peter Kelly Webster, ot G en Blair, as Barristers and Attorneys, under the Mendicina Co, California, to Miss Sophia, style of PALMER & McLEOD, having ter- youngest daughter of Charles Dingwell, Esq. |minated by lapse of time, is dissolved fiom

this date, At Brackley Point, on the 2ad inst., by = Rev James Allan, Hammond Carter, of Dated ab Charktetown, the Sst day of

Dece : { Rustico Road, to Miss Cassie R. Robinson, of mber, A, D., OS caciiae McLEOD Brackley Point. .

H. J PALMER,

At the residence of the bride’s parents,on the D. C. McLEOD. 5th inst, by Rev J K King, J 3 Hinton, of | jan7—all Island prs dy 3w wky 2m Summerside, to Ella M, second daughter of

R. U, Lea, of Tryon. N OT iC E

At the Manse, Murray Harbor, on Jan. 15th. by Rev Alex Roulston, Miss Christina

= undersigned have entered into partner-

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EV. RYBODY’S PItLs, for Indi- JOHNVSON’S COUGH SYRUP, for gestion, Coustipation, Bi-ivusness, Piles, and | ‘ ou_hs, Colds, Hoarsenes<, Sore ‘Inroat and “he manv aiiments caused by the sluggish | Bronchial troub’es. Pleasant to take. Will swtion of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. {| not hurt the youngest child or feeblest adult.

Price 235c per Box. Price 25c. per Bottle.

We have corstantly in stock all the well-known Congh Syrups and Balsame, Cod Liver

Oil Emu'sions, and other remedies in demand at this seas-n of the year, Also- Glycerine,

Giycerine Jelly, Vaseline, Horey ard Almond (ream, Philoderme, Camphor Ice, Cold Cream, Cream uf Witch Hazel, for Chapped Hands and Face, at

A. S&S. JONSON'S DRIVE STOR?,

Corner Kent and Prince Streets.

A Beaton, to Mc H I Liewelyn, both of Gaa-

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‘modated in the very best manner. —_— NS ee Listing among those preeent. The singing of | ————---— paeermee eeanavel CAPT. GEORGE IRVING. the ladies was particularly good. Mr. dee2h Ament wkw Bernard C.llaghan deserves the thanks of DIED. : oo va DB, ¢C, yagi . al! present for his sociability and great en At Winsloe Road, on the 1th day of |*24 continue the practice e profession at FRED. ale , BAY iN a tertaining avilities, After nearly a acore) February, 1891, of congestion of the brain, the offices of the ate firm, Bank of Nove 9 J of songs had been sung, besides a large} James Holman, aged 75 years. Emigrated to Scvtia Building, Charlottztown, P. E. L.

Dispensing hemist & Druggist,

Great George Street ovposite the K «&. Cathedral.

DURE DRUGS AND CHEVICALS, Pa tent Med cines « f all kinds ; Horse Pre- parations, viz, Condition Powders, Lini- ments, B isters, ete. Special attemtivn, at any hour, given to

Physicians’ Py escriptions, day or night. DAVIES’ SALVE positively no equal in the morket. Quoce tried, mo other used ir = 1 8 pe hos ALso ~The Ge uine No, 7 Liniment, 25 cte at | De. J ’s Aschma Remedy : ni) nd $1 00 per bot: le. Freoch Perfumes and Toi ebro ted m kere’ Perfames ms, rate’s, Crown Per

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CILDFRS! We i entire stock of Carriage Goods, and give uy ' sor the coming season we will seil, at Specially Reduced Prices for Cash. HARDWARE and CARRI«aGE GOODS. Prices Low tor Cash.

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amount of readings and recitations the night’s fun came to a close by singing ‘Auld Lang Syne.” Three cheers for the Queen were then given, after which the audience dispersed well pleased with the night’s proceedings. .AMBLER.

re Unrestricted + ecip:ocity Deuouced.

A very large assemblage of the inhabitants jof Lots 35 and 36, met in Blooming Point Schoclroom on Saturday, 7th inst., to discuss | the question, ** Would Unrestricted Reciprocity | ben tit Canada.” Join C. McDonald, Esq , | occupied the chair.

| The question was discussed very hotly for japwards of four hoars, t e advocates of

celebrated fiuancier Sir K. »+rd.

At the closea decisio. was given that *Uurestric'ed Reciprecity would be injurious tour great Dominion.”

After tendering a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting, the largest eve seep here, dispersed with three rousing cheers for the Natienal Policy and the grand old

ta this Island from Devon, England, in June, 1837, and leaves a family of three sons and six daughters to mourn their loss.

At Rusticoviile, on January ?7th, after a short illn+ss, E‘la May, eidest and dearly be- loved daughter of Gilbert and Catherine Gal lant, sged 12 »ears 2 months 3 weeks and 6 days.

Sleep on in thy beauty, ‘Lhou sweet angel child, By sorrow unblighted, By sin undefil: d, Like the dove to the ark, Thou has! flown to thy rest From the wild sea of strife To the home of the blest,

At Charlottetewn Hospiral, on January 19 Bridget Gleason, relict of the late Michael tleason, Cherry Valiey, aged 62 years. May her soul rest in peace.

(N. B. papers please copy).

At French River, on the 8th inst, Lilia Jane Adams, aged | year and 10 months.

32 inches English print, nica light pat- terns. Ouly 12 cts. per yard at Stanley

MALCOLM McLEOD, D C. McLEOD.

Charlottetown, Jan. 2, 1891. jan7—all Island prs dy 3w wky 2m

H. JAMES PALMER,

(of the late Firm of Palmer & McLeod),

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law,

NOTAKY PUBLIC, &e. OFFICE—O Halleran’s Building, next door to Bink of Nova Scotia. Money to Loan. ian7

Libster Packers !

MANILLA, | SISAL, Mixed, | Supphed Di ect from Mannfactory or from Stock—Lowest Prices.

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ROPE AND MARLINE,

| chieftain Sir John Macdonald.

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