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gaeers— ‘ t.0 #2 I: s taken in . 10) pieces for " oe S eo tau ? P, Colwill I Sidy 4w dange—W. F. Voiwh : aches a Mr. G. H. Dalzell,
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transferred to
faifax Mr. Trainor, of Woodstock, takes ’ ; . thw Wr Dal il. NM uC tion vacated DY *''- she positio yo Times. - - jest ARRIVED direct from England, a ver supply of choice crockery an” giassware Ga ects, glass tabie sets, MINK pans, , rocks, preserve crocks evecks, butter croceks, pi er ° eran kery Store,
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Cheapest Crockery Store.—\\. ©.
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The Figures Still More Favorable.
Orrawa, May 19.
Hon. Mr. Foster tabled yesterday an amended statement of Sir Douglas Fox con- cerning the P. E. Island tunnel. He esti- mates for an eleven foot tunnel, from shaft to shaft, a cost of four million three ired and sixty-nine thousand, four dred and thirty-three dollars. For the s , including land tunnel and contingen-
five millions two hundred and thirty-two thousand six hundred and forty dollars For a sixteen foot tunnel, from shaft to shaft, eight million and forty-
two thousand one hundred and sixty-seven. Fora sixteen tunnel and contingencies, nine million five aud ninety-six thousand and ninety-throe dollars, For an eighteen fvot tunnel, from shaft to shaft, nine million hundred and ninety-eight thousand dvilars. Foran eighteen foot tunnel, in- cluding land, tunnel and contingencies, ten million nine hundred and sixty-two thou- sand one hundred and sixty-seven dollars.
é jis the only ‘* Father of Confederation ” liv- | HOM 0H PARLIAMENT ing in our midst. Those who are acquaint- | 2 ed sed with the Confederation period know
MEN'S AND BOYS’ HATS|
ESTIMATES.
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Orrawa, May 19, The estimates were tabled yesterday. They show a proposed expenditure fer this year, 1891-92 of forty-three millions one huudred and fifty-seven thousand nine hun-
wembers of the orchestra is particul rly | dred and fifty dollars, being five millions mactel. Members of the chorus will | jessthan that of the expenditure of the
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JOURNALISTIC’
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own. The Antigonish Casket has pu
he plant and good will of the Antigonish | ' |
Bho, thus leaving Antigonis® ' wiitieal organ.
aeiplocitipesiiil Fast Trt. —The Windeor Tribune Ooo day last week, special offivtal train mle the run from Annapolis to K-utville ume hour and twenty-six minute: actual
Says:
mouing time. Asths distauce is 6) miles, iis makes the average speed forty-tw gis wmhour. Some of the time during tw run the speed exveedecd 60 miles an mr. latatineeen
Tae Wreckep Vesser — Advices from
state that the wrecked Norwegian mai Songre Norge ia a total wre: as zurvey is being held this afterucon. the ina vege! of 507 tuns, owned in Nor- 17,35 days eut from Port Lincaster, Eag., wind for Bay Verte. Her crew times eleven men, including the captain.
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--The Picteu Standard | thousand to promote dairying interests.
Sir John Macdonald was present at yes- terday’s session of the House.
Hon. Mr. Laurier stayed only about twenty minutes.
Tis Pope's Hneyelical’
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ON THE LABOR QUESTION.
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Romer, May 19, The long-expected encyclical of the Pope on the labor question has been distributed. . * * An analysis of the encyclical shows that His Holiness refutes the socialist theories intending to abolish private preperty and wpholds the principles of the church as the first and main element of the solution of social questions. ‘The true solution, the Pope
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CornwaLt, Ont., May 19. Two men have been arrested for stealing the body of the late Patrick Purcell.
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Hail at Montreal.
Monrreat, May 19. asevere hailstorm here this
a shaging crops
There was morning,
' the growing sightly.
Grip in England. Lonpon, May 19 Ninety of the members of the British House of Commons are suffering from ls grippe, including Sir Richard Webster, the Attorney-General.
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Toronto, May -19.—10 a. m.
Moderate to fresh southwest to northwest mostly fair, with a few local
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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The Senatorship. Sirn,—It is very unwise for Senator Mac- nald’s brother-in-law, the editor of the Patriot, and for your King’s County * Lib- eral Conservative” correspondent, who is more than likely another relative, to be too demonstrative and lavish in praise of the new Senator and so insulting and disparag- ing in their remarks regarding others. The ** distant relative ” can surely commend the new appointment without going out of his way to belittle by implication, ex-Governor Haviland in claiming that Mr. Macdonald
that Mr. Haviland at any rate did not desert the principles which he agreed to in conference, but
the union cause; and I protest againse this
t of the editor of the Pariot to re- Your corres- pondent insinuates that he received the ap- polntment in recognition of the success of the Libersl Conservative Party in King’s County. I deny that King’s County had
need only mention these namesfor everyune |
to see how strong their claims were. Dr. Muttart, at great sacrifice and without any rewards in the shape of office, ran four
e'ections for his party in King’s County, '
and last winter gracefully and unseliishly retired in favor of Mr. Jvuhn working and assisting in the contest, how- ever, almost as zealously as if he were a can didate himself. too, never reaped any of the benefits of office, and has been ail his life a strong and able supporter of Conservative principles, and his dignity and qualification for the ap- pointment cannot be called in question even by such a connoisseur of senatorial fit- ness as the editor of the Patriot. Not- withstanding the gush of the Patriot and
stood true to his convic- | tions and manfully and ably championed |
Ni tn ti ei’ Lean,
The Hon. Daniel Gordon, |
Lat No, 1---About 280 Hats, ranging in price from 60c to $1.00, now AQs. each. Lot Wo, 2---Abowi 340 Hats, =" : I Lot No, 3---About 800 Hats, =“ t \
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We have the Best
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STANLEY BROTHERS,
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(x) BLACK KID GLOVES.
Rouillon’s first choice, Josephine cut, Rouillon’s first choice, Jouvin cut, Rouillon’s B quality, Jouvin cut, French Kid, Josephine cut, $1.25.
Every Pair of the Above Makes Guaranteed.
Black Suede Orient, Black Suede Adolphe.
COLORED KID
Perrin’s Lace Fastening, Rouillen’s Stud Fastening, French Kic, Josephine cut, Every Pair Guaranteed.
Colored Suede Adolphe, Colored Suede Orient.
75C. Colored Kid Glove in the City.
BROWN’S BLOCK.
GLOVES.
<tepetshaied kia dant
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PERKING & STERNG.
good claims to the vacant Senatorship But if it had, then either the Hon. Danie! Gor- | don or Dr. Muttart should have got it. 1!
We have a
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lot of Men's and Boys Straw
Hats. which we want to clear out quick.
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your correspondent, there is no doubt Mr. |
Macdonald was appointed because some kind of a promise was given him when he
was chosen Governor, that at the termina- |
tion of his office he wonld receive a super- aunuation allowance, which the Govern- ment were not able to pay without passing
says, can be found in the Gospel which, if|a special act for his case, and so to square
tightly studied, would teach employers and|/the account between them the appoint-' Glo V es and
the ‘ mployed to become unite 1 while fulfilling ment was made. has | Province fairly /
their respective duties. The church slways sought to promote the application of he principles stated in the Gospel and to give moral and material help as inculeated by Christ’a doctrines. The state
— . Dx. MeGtyyy.—The sale of tickets for | Should intervene to regulate disputes in re-
De. MeGlynn's lectures will commence on Sclurday next, 284 inst., and may be had Mt Apothecaries Hall, Medical Hall, the dug stores of Reddin Bros, W. R. Wat- wo. U. D. Rankin, A. S. Johnson, and F te St, ©, Davies, also at the Diamond Bookstore and Haszard and Moore’s.
A Par- ' hes of ten or more may, if they prefer it, ; * special reserved sittings. Dr. Mc- ilyna will be introduced on the firet n ght
iy Rev, WW. Brewer, and on the second
weuion by Rev. J. A. Gordon.
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prices at least
Some of
ance of $1 per ton before Oct. is : a
es Joserning.” Litile ds diminutive, petite, sweet mite of y, who captivated all hearts several yin Sweet tittle Josephine with the every Juvenile Pinafore Com- ‘Kend bright particular lady star with all's “Pair of Kids” Company *ppears at th sight Mails ¢ Lyceum Hall to-night , lady has b trifle i as and o grown ul a trifie im Pe aan to still retain her rich Bay ing f ef singing and dancing he- ‘me wd ealure in the entertsinment. Y who saw little Miss Dunn in
ore have Often asked what had be-
t “Li l : - the cha ittle Josephine. Many hi dren who were membera of that
Pinafore Com I
Jeunie
on any have developed ; slick: and Seversl are how 8 in the dramatic profession.
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hel: — ot their old-fashioned
Wang = Competition, $6.000 ‘ c be given away between now beech ee eeial daily prizes of ine logality. The Ladies News- iW e of the larye3t and most ; y Uatrated 1 ‘ i pro 4 publications in Canada, Petition offered by them is to Wanner it & strictly fair and honor- reality ta partiality to persons “ OF a litt] ayone Can secure a gooa ei ork. No cheap apron, =} co ‘if. at
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Go, reas: The Ladies News ten”? Canada Liig Buiiding, Toronto, é moor
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gard to private property in order to ensure | ee . : ae : ; | and I have no hesitation in saying that the
His holi- | #te appointment was made agaiust the wishes of the whole body of the Liberal- |
the public peace and the moral and materia welfare of the working people. ness comments on the necessity of Sunday rest, and deals at length with the question of strikes, wages and hours of labor for workmen, women and children. dilates on the subject of workingmen’s as- sociations, including mutual sid and insur- ance societies, sick funds, classes for tech- nical education and mixed syndicates of employers and employes. The state, he holds, cught to countenance all such insti- tutions as are calculated to improve the existing conditions. The Pope praises the work these institutions have already achieved, and calls upon all Catholics to assist in the reformation, urging that all should be animated with a Christian spirit. |
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THE ALGOMA ELECTION.
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A CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.
Orrawa, May 1%.
In the
Conservative candidate was elected bya majority of about theee hundred.
A Noble Victim of LaGrippe.
Lonpvon, May 19.
Lord Edward Cavendish, brother of the, such as th: Confederation Conference, Marquis of Hartington, ang member of the ‘has Mr. Ferguson received? For eleven years House of Commons for West Derbyshire, | j,. wag hea: of one of the departmental offices
died in London yesterday, of la grippe.
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P'sastrous Hailstorm.
Cuwaco, May 19.
There was a tremendous
Salina last Saturday night, completely de stroying the wheat crops in that vicinity.
‘Landslide.
Qvebsc, May 19.
; . ; po There was a serious landslide at Quevec
Looks Like War.
Panis, May 19. Russia has ordered three million rifles of
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it carried away the retaining wall | that Conservatives have the highest respect
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from a French factory. a
hh illing Frosts.
Curcaco, May 19.
There were killing frosts on Sunday Ohio and Michigan.
|pointments some
displayed in battling for the principles and policy of the party, but have io cited idea | of thoee qualities when they are only exertcd ‘in # struggte for office and emolument.
May, by the Rev. William Hamlyn, Rector, Hon. in Emily Stephen, fourth danghter of the late Robert Bruce Stewart, Eeq., of Strathgartney, |
But is this treating the This Island has need of energetic and capable men Senate, and in msking ap- heed should be given to the wishes of the people whose representatives Senators are intended to be,
vigorous, in the
Conservative party of this County, and to the surprise and amazement ef almost every Why should the claims and wishes and best interests of a whole county be ignored in order that the Govern- ment might put themselves right with a private individual ? And why should the re-
presentative from this County in the Senate |
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be dependent on such a promise as gave the seat to Mr. McDonald? These are questions which it is proper to ask,
and it is to be regretted that the Gov-|
ernment is not in a position to give satisfactory answers. Permit me to notice the foolish assertion of your correspondent that Mr, Ferguson has for the past twelve years been ia receipt of as much or more puplic money than Mr. Macdonald received in a lifetime. What are the facts? Mr. Macdonal:| enjoyed the postmastership forelev en years at a salary of $1,800 a year, making $198000, and held the governorship for five years ata salary of $7006 a year, making $35,000 in all, during sixteen years, the very modest sum of fifty-four thousand eight hun- dred dollars I do not include in this amount, the annual pay which he teceived while holding a seat in our Legislature and the use of government house and farm which for five years he enjoyed rent free, nor the large amount (I am told $1,300) which he received from the Local Government as Public Trustee under the Land Purchase Act for merely signing his name to a few deeds to pass the title of certain tracts of land to the Govern- ment, nor his pay while on public delegations What
in the Lecal Government and received there- tor an annual salary of $1300, in all $14,300. He too, ieceived his sessional allowance and pay for delegations, but this may fairly be set off agaiust what Mr, Macdenald received Besides, while Mr. Fergu
these for the county, end looked after the voters’ lists, and if he received some money in sslary he spent very much of it in the in- tercst of the party, while Mr. Macdonald, drawing every year his thousands, simply folded his arms and stood aloof from active warfare. Let me tell your correspondent
for *‘ pugaacity” and ‘*combativeness ” when
QuxLEN’s County.
May 16, 1891.
MARRIED. At St. Paul’s Church, on Tuesday, the 19th
Daniel Davies, of Charlottstown, to
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Have placed them on our Counters in the Basement, and they go at low prices.
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4c. to 60e., 16¢. to 466.,
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A LOT OF LADIES’ SHADE HATS, 15 CTS. EACH.
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Hosiery at lowest prices.
Umbrellas and Parasols---very best value.
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19 pieces double width all-wool Carmelite Dress Goods, best value ever offered in the city, only 25c. per yard.
JAMES
PATON & CO,
MARKET SQUARE.
AR ONTARIO BRAN landing to-day, C and will be sold low. AULD BROS,
may 1li—eod
AMERICAN PLATE BERF, 50 BRLS.
CARVELL BROTHERS.
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‘HE Trotting and Carriage Steliion Parneli will stand at the owner's stable for the season at $'0. and pedigree apply to the owner, ; P, P. GILLIS,
may$—Imeod
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For further particulars | occupied by Mrs.
So FS AINE E ISLAND RAILWAY, Catton Dring Pak
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Queen’s Birthday.
MEASON TICKETS for training horses, ss including Stables, can now be had at my office. Price $5.
A. B. WARBURTON,
i ee RETURN TICKETS wil! Ch’town, May 12—Iw a ve issued at one first-class fare to snd | | from Stations on this Railway by Afternoon Sced Potatoes. | Trains on est — tag ancl : oes eo aad | by all trains on MONDAY, May 25th, geod Gxouy early varieties of Seed Potatoes for
to return up to and on May 27th, 1891. & aad 0 . Are
7 + oes GEO. CARTER & CO'S
Superintendent. cre Railway Office, Charlottetown, | Mayll—lw fren ode May 18, 1891. jf all prs cea annem
SS re ree tre prok SALE.—One complete ybetemegti® <, 10 LET.—The western haif of a llouse on Ning | aratus, including chemical case, etc. T Street formerly knowns as the “ fodvin | to K. H. Bern, King Square, Cherlottetows. House,” containing eet ese e rooms, ut ad | mayl5-tf b. Possession given fst —_ ——- ==
May. ‘the above house is in first-cluss order. ANTED. A young lady ~ bogh-Nocper Apply to John Kelly, Ksq., Water Commissioner, | _ and cashier, Address A. > oy ) or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY, Southport. | stating eaverience ant aalary roquiree.
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