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No use to use emal!l Balbs for Glase Culture. Yon love your time and trouble. Get the bert colors. Cheap, poor Bulbs for house culture are a delusion and afraud. Most of the so called bargains in Bulbs are of this kind, They are “cnlls’ small Bulbs of weak vitality, aod poor color, Their only merit is cheapness and they are really
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Uproar in the Chamber---Cries of
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grown in Holland.
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Direcr Imporrers or Hottanp Buss
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Paris, Oct. 26.—Amid shonats of “for gery” aod a great French
mivistry, led by Premier Brisson,
uproar, the was defeated yesterday afternoon.
The incident was the outcome of the
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resignation of General Chanoine, the + inl ‘a Minister of War. <A resolution callivg on SIS UAMAAA AAA AbAdh Add akd adda Lbdddddd th: Government toend the campaign of
of a majority. A vote of confidence Ministry was then
in the Brisson lost on the following vote :—For 254; against 286; or a major.ty Sleeplessness against the Governroent 32, The Brisson Ministry bas r esigaoed. Nervousness
In many cases arises from im- paired digestion,
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Monrrrat, Oct. 24. Hugh Biliot, a client of the law firm of Laurendeau & Fontin left a satchel containing over $800 inthe outer citice of the firm while he entered the private office for afew minutes on Saturday. When he returned the satche! was gone Noclue. Thecase is in the hands of detectives,
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Steamers Collided,
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Montrea, Oct 26.—The steamer Tur- ret Age collided with the American steam barge Lloyd S. Porter, near St. Croix.
The Iattereank in five minutes. The Turret Age was from Pictou to Montreal, coal laden.
General Gascogne’s Luck.
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Orrawa, Oct 26.- General Gascogne’s new situation as Military Governor of Uong Kong is worth fifteen thousand a year, and a residence.
Snow Storm in Kansas.
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26.—A fierce snow storm 18 raging througbout the country.
Kansas City, Oct
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Hauirax, Oct 26.—Thomas C. Allev, dealer in books and stationery, died this morning.
Ciub Selling.
Quebec, Oct. 25.—Some time ago an action was taken in the. recorder’s court
here against the Club des Marchands for selling Liquor to its members on Sunday. The proprietor of the club immediately took action in the superior couri, asking for a writ tor prohibition against the re- corder’s court, on the ground that he was allowed io seil liquor to members on Sun- days. Judge Andrewe rendered judge- ment Saturday, dismissing the petition, and declared tbat no club bad any legal right to sell intoxicating liquors to 1.8 members on Sundays. The judgemen' is a most
iu the province.
Coffee Houses.
Toroxto, Oct. 25.—Bishop Sallivan has started @ movement to open coffee houses in Opposition to salvons.
Lord Seymour.
Orrawa, Oct. 25.—Gen. Lord Seymour and his daughters left for Halifax yester- day. The general’s visit to Ottawa was shoriened by uousual activity in military circles in Halifax.
OBITUARY
It is with deepest sorrow we have to chronicle the death of Mrs. James A. McLeod, beloved wife of Mr. James A. McLeod, of this city, and oely daughter of the late Mr. Nathaniel Mitchell. The deceased, a Christian lady and a much respected member of Zion Presbyterian Courcb, was only a short time ill; but, despite the best of medical attendance, she passed peacefully away on Tuesday, the 25th inst., in the 69th year of her age.
ere. McLeod came to this Island
about the year 1840 with her parents and brothers from Devouport, Eogliand. To the be.eaved busband and reiatives Tue Examiner extends its sincere syupathy.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Thursday), at 2 o’clock p. m, to the People’s Cemetery.
NO FAITH
ABOUT STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
CURE
They Cure Stomach Troubles and In/ligestion Anyway. Whether You Have Faith in them or Not.
Mere faith will not digest your food for you, wi not give an appetite, will not increase your flesh, and strengthen your nerves ard heart, put Stuart's Dyspepsia Yablets will duo these things, brcause they are composed of the elements of digestion, they coutain the juices, acids andpeplones hecessary to the di-
cstion and assimilation of all wholesome
ood.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets vwrill digest food
f placed in a jar or botie in water heated to 08 aegrees, and they will do it much more ef- (ectively when takea into the svomach after me sis, whether you have faith that they will or not,
shey invigorate the stomach, make pure blood and strong nerves, in the only way that vature cau do it, and that is, plenty of Whole some 100d welldigestd It is not what we eat, bul what we digest that does us good,
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by nearly all druggists at 5U cents for full sized package, or by wisilfrom the ciuart Cre, Mich.
»thea gave a historical sketch of the order
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CHARLOTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1898
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE
Oldest Total. Abtinence Organization in America,
JUBILEE CELEBRATION MEET- ING OF THE GRAND DIVISION OF P. E. ISLAND.
Interesting Historical Paper by P. G.W. P. Anderson.
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The Jubilee meeting of the Grand Divi-~ sion of the Sons of Temperance, adjourn ed at Fredericton to meet in Charlottetown, was hel@ in Wright’s Hall yesterday after~ nocn,
Mr. Walter Simpson, of Bay View, re~ signed bis position as Grand Wortby Patri- arch elect, bis principal reason being that a change in the office of Grand Scribe bed been made after he had consented to accept it. The Rev.W. J. Kirby was thereupon elected Grand Worthy Patriarch, and the officers were instailed as follows :
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Good warm isters, $4.75, $5.50 and $7.50.—Jas. Paion & Co.
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One thousand ulsters, reefers and over~
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Children’s corduroy leggins, buckled at the kuee, stylish and cheap, at R K Jost’s, Stamper’s Corner.
This morving we've opened a‘ five new lot of pneumatic rim sailor bats, and soft felt walking hats for ladies. They’re beautiful.—Moore & McLeod.
Ladies gaiters all prices, all qualities, no better value to be had.—R K Jost Stamper’s Corner.
U—pi—dee, Dal—hous—ie-~ can invent a war cry for the Abbies.
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G W A—Miss Carrie Campbell, Gra- ham’s Road.
G Scribe— Ernest W Weeke, Frederic- ton, Post office.
G Treas—D W Henderson, North Wilt: shire.
G Chaplain—Rev I C Robertson, Caven- dish.
G Con—George M Stevenson, Hazel Grove.
G Sentinel—W G Sabine, town.
GSS W—J J Chappell, Charlottetown.
In the evening a public meeting was held — in Grace Church, Past Grand Worthy Patriarch Crabbe in the ©. Shair. The © attendance was large. Excellent music was rendered, at interval’, by the choirand the Loyal Crusaders. Hou D Farquehson Premier of the Province, delivered an address of welcome. This was elquenly responded to by G W P Kirby.
P. L. W. P. Anderson of Kensington,
Charlotte:
in this province.” He said :
When the firet public eftort dealing with the liquor question in our early colonial days was made the writer cannot deter- mine. ‘The first efforts were in the line of the enactment of license laws which were smwended from timeto time with further restrictions finally reaching a somewhat effective local option Jaw as applying to the province except this city. This l.w being superseded in the years 1878-9 by the Canada Jemperauce Act.
In the early partof this century a few advunced moral reformers were daring to advocote tota! abstinence, notably the Rev. Mr. Paterson, Presbyterian Minister of Bedeque with Rev. Mr. Suowball Methodist Minister on that circut at that time and Mr. Gould, gravduncie of Presi- dent Scburman of Cornell University,who organized in Beceque @ total absiinence societe about 70 yearsago. They were assisted shortly afterwards by tha Rev. Mr. Tupper, father of Sir Charlies Tupper, wtooccupied the Baptist church there about the year 1830. These faithful pioneers built up @ strong society which did excellent work ia that most thriving community. The youogest and perhaps now the only surviving member of it is Mr. Solomen Schurman of Central Bedeque wio notwithstanding his advanced yewrs etili retains c ear recollections of its meet- ings.
AGAIN IN THE THIRTIES
a society was started in this city, known as the Charlottetown Temperance Society. But from what we can learo, it was tem~ perance with permissions and exceptions, and perhaps dispesations. Jn the year “41 it adopted the principle of entire abstin~ ence from ali intoxicants, and to gain strength by larger organization it became auxiliary 'o an English eociety of that day. An effort was put forth to spread the eociety throughout the country Gistricts. This effurt was pot as successful as its friends wished. Still, this society did ex- cellent work in the way of public discuss sion on the evils of the drink traffic. In order to procure literature well suited to the needs of the people, it offered a prize for the best essay on temperance. The Rev Dr L C Jenkins, then rector of St Paul’s Church, the Rev James Waddel, classical tutor to the Central Academy; and Daniel Hodgson, Esq, then Clerk of the Crown and Coroner of the Island, were appointed adjudicators. In due course they awarded the prize for what they deemed the best essay tothe Rev Jobo Knox, of this city, whose life filled so large a place amongst us. That essay did an inestimable amount of good educational work; aud although written 58 years ago, would be accepted today by the most ad- vanced crank on the temperance question
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