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THE DAILY

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CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, MAY 9,

1886.

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Jey, A 1 Seed Oats, Peas, Vetches, Fodder (orn, Buckwheat, Timothy and Clover Seed, Mangel See?, Turnip Seed, and fiarden Seeds in variety.

Arso— Feed, Hay, Oats, Bran, Shorts, Crashed Oat-, Barley and Peas, Oil Cake,

etc. For eale by

F. L. McoNUTT, Queen Street. ap25—dy 41 6263 wy 2: pd

AUCTION.

Furniture, &e.

Iam instracted by Miss Haviland to sell by Auction, at the house lately oc- cupied by her on the north side of Grafton door to Dr. Taylor, on

Weduesday, the 13th May, Inst., Commencing at 11 o’clock, a. m.,

Household Furniture, . Piano, &c., &e,

ire, &c., may be inspected on y, the 12th inst., between the hours . m. and 4 p. m.

zk. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

All her China,

Glassware

may6—dy tl sle

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WM. F. COMEAU,

MANAGER OF THE——

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Head Office, 124 GREAT GEORGE STREZTI Charlottetown, P E I,

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WEY CROP

Molasses & Sugar

The Brigantine “Irme” is due here on Op-ning of navigation with 620 Puncheons ) Choice Selected 50 Tierces Bright Antigua 100 Barrels ) Molasses.

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To Arrive by Schooner “ Mary P,” 120 Puncheons Choice Demerara {lL}

Olas s a. 175°Puns. Choice Barbadoes Molasses. 500 Barrels “ ” Sugar:

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tf You Are Going to

BOSTOR

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The Cheapest and Best Route

is via tha

PLANT LINE,

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Direct Servi.e From Charlottetown,

The S. S. HALIFAX will leave Boston

for Charlottetown ov Tuesday, May 12th. Returning, will Jeave Charlottetown for Boston on Friday, May 15th, and every Friday thereafter, calling at Hawkesbury and Halifax each way.

Via Pictou and Halifax

Passengers leaving Charlottetown on

Saturday morning via Pictou, make close connection ai Halifax with S 8. Halifax sailing Saturday night, landing at Boston on Mondays at 7 a. m.

For further particulars apply to Char- lottetown Navigation Co., Charlottetown,

or to

H. L. CHIPMAN, Can. Agt., may7 Halifax, NS. FOR SALE

A cottage on Fitzroy Street East, near Dr, Beer’s, containing tive rooms, with dry cellar and garden ground. Can be bought at a reasonable rate. For farther particulars apply to Mrs. James Stewart, Dunstaffnage, or to A. D. Martin, Trustee, Chestnut Street,

May 7—tf.

Salf and English Goal Tar.

To arrive per Barqne “ ANNIE” from Liverpool about 25th May : —

6,000 Bags Liverpoo! Salt, a quantity of Rock Salt, also Coal Tar for rooting.

PEAKE BROS. & CO.

may7—?246 tf

The Charlottetown Mutu2i Fire Insurance Company

has been in successful operation for ten years, Pays all losses promptly, and

insures at much Jower rates than foreig”

companies. et Patronize Home Institutions. B. BALDERSTON?, Db. FARQUHARSON, Secretary. President.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVINS PARK.

QUEENS BIRTHDAY RACES.

The following Queen’s Birthday Racer will be held on MONDAY, 26th May,

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on the Charlottetown Driving Park Track

PREE-FOR AlLiL.......0ccc0es.+ iuenicgiesveerdsccnasaiiuias ebiciacsetibiciotanc ee Gee ae THKEE-MINUTE........... de Sree svensendeleublccas sete tal oeill mneon 40 00 GENTLEMEN’S DRIVERS {horses to be driven by the owners in

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RULES ;—Five horses to enter and three to start in each race.

Horse distancing

the field entitled to firat money only; he to withdraw and remaining horses to finish

the race. third. pay 5 per cent. additional. cose 18th May. BENJ ROGERS,

Presiden’.

Purses diviaed ; 69 per cent. to first, 30 per cent. to second, 10 per cent. to Entrance fee, 5 per cent. of purse, payable with nomination, and winners to All races half-mile All communications to be ad Iressed to the Secretary.

heats, best three in five’ Entries

A. B. WARBURTON, Secretary.

Charlottetown, May 2, 1896—246 & wy tl dte

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PHILHARMONIC BUILDING,

have not been bled white to provide Grit | eloquent and able address, by advising the |

campaign funds. He was alwavs “actively in the fight.” That he can do any more in this year of grace than he did in 1891 is not likely.

—Halifax Herald: Sir Oliver Mowat’s chances of grit victory is clear from the

amount of risk he is willing to take in the | | and greater pleasure to meet his beloved

campaign. He takes no risk atall! He says to Laurier, if you win, you may make Ine a senator and a minister, if you still want me. Lots of “ifs” in Sir Oliver’s letter. the grit prospects of success, and

really willing to join Mr. Laurier’s ging, he would resign his present seat and run for the House of Commons. Having no such faith, he res gos nothing and risks nothing. Sir Oliver’s letter when ,calmly read must be very disheartening to the

grits.

— Montreal Gazette : “Thank God, there are no Orangemen among us, the Minis— ters,” is the way the Toronto Mr. Laurier’s Chicoutimi utterance, which was “Thank God, there are no Orangemen among us, the Liberals.” The object cf the Globe is to convioce the Orangemen tLet they have been enubbed in the forma- tion of the Conservative Government. The object of Mr. Laurier’s reported speech wasto convince the Catholics that no Orangemen would be allowed in the Lib- eralranks. This sert of thing is counted statesmanship by the men who rattle round inthe places George Brown and Alexander Mackenzie filled.”

—Mootreal Gazette: Mr. Taillon, the | : os ve ‘ : . : ; intemperance in the community do hereby Conservative Premier of Quebec, was in- | ,

vited by Sir Charles Tupper to give up his position, and take the risks of a gen- eral election as a Federal Minister. He did it at once. Premier of Ontario, was the recipient of a like invitation fron Mr. Laurier. He took a couple of weeks to consider the matter, and then he decided that he would wait and see how his prospective chief came out of the election contest, before he would throw up his present position. In this contest Mr. Taillon gets the prige of courage. He also gets the credit of havinz most faith in his party.

—“‘Hon. Edward Farrer,” grit ambassa- dor to Washington, seems by his able pre- sentation of the grit case to have succeded in making the U.S. press solid in support of his party. The Washington Post comes to us with the fullowing additional testimony respecting the great interest which our U.S. cousins are taking in the present contest :—

“This parliamentary electin in the Dominion is beginning to exite an excep- tional interest on our side of the line, and the sympathy and good wishes of our peo-

‘e are decided!y on the side of the iberals.”

Exactly. And we in Canada know why. Thatis largely the reason why the

“good wishes” of the Canadian people are so “decidedly” the other way.

A Montreal deepa'ch eays the cout of appeals wil! decide if the Salvation Army have a legal right to parade the streets and sing hymos,

fhe New York Herald’s correspondent at Guayaquill, Ecuador, telegraphs thar the province of Manabi sufferel terrib'y on Wednesday from an earthquake Puerto Viejo. Houses were thrown dwn. many persons were burned alive in th ruins, and many others injured,

| son, of Montague, who said

Bat if Sir Qliver had any faith ia | was |

Globe turns |

women who defy the moral asd ance sentiment of our peop e and of our land.

Sir Olive: Mowat, the Libera |

abiding residents that

and unite temperance

youog men to stay at home with him and other earnest workers in driving alcohol from our | Island. a : : The next speaker was Rev. Wm. Law t afforde’ bim ; great picasure to meet such an audenee,

° i - i friend and co-worker, Rev. Wm. Phelan, | to whom great praise is due fur his fear- | ii . . ° s i less zeal in following the violators of the law, even to the courthouse. He then gave a very able address on a

promised the people of Cardigan that in | the near future he id i ture on “Father Ma hew” ia their hall. Rev. A. called upon, | said that it was not to syeak he came here, | but to hear the learned gentlemen who had already spoken. Headvised practical i

} ’ ) ; would adeiiver his lec

Guon, on being

work in the temperance cause and he moved that a committee Le appointed to | enforce the C. T. A. The motion seconded by Rev. Wm. Phaten and animously carried, The followirg com mittee was then nominate! and elected, viz., Rev. Dr. McMillan, Rev. A. Gunn, John McCormack, Jas. F. Norton, G. W. Smivh and C. Birt, with power to add to ti eir number.

The fotluwing resolutions were then | moved by Rev. Wm, Lawson, supported by | zev. A. Gunn, J. McCormack and L. Mellish and unanim misly carried :— |

Whereas we the residents of Cardigan |

| i } } |

was un-

and vicinity recognizing the existence of

resolve to use allthe m a8 to drive it from Our midst

Whereas there are in aur mid ¢ men and |

in our power | i yer

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Hereby re-o':el tha we will longer tolerate such opes defiance. Ani whereas, it is t.e will of all oar Jaw- |

not any

the viola’ors of the Canada Temperance: Ac; should be b-ought | to justice. | Kcsolved, That we ;'e'ge ou s2'ves to the most rigid eaforcem enc of said Act. | A hearty vote of thauks was tendered the reveren| lecturers, and the meeting | closed by inging the vationa! anthem. C. Birt, } t

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fellofall the latest news. feb20 ~~ — : . = = Eee + eames CALENDAR FOR MAY, 1896, ‘ Sar - = EE : cae —-— CHURCH SERVICES wast Quar 4th day, 11h 12.8m. a. m. i New Moon, 12th day, 3h. 34.0m. p. m. | Pp : = First Quar, 20th day, 2h. 8.6m, : |, Prince S rayer meeting at 10.15 irat Quar, 20th day, 2h. 8.6m. a. m | Rev. G. M. ¢ ! tll 7. Su Full M » 26th day, 5h.44.1 m., p. m. | School i Bible C'as 2 = ~ | a Upper I : “| S 5 ; y 1) ‘ ee 7 lor Day of Week ines — —_ r » 7h j . ises 2 water sa As ' Q : eo | ——— | —. | __., bg Scho i ( it 2 Ey ih m h m aft sei en worth | 1 | Friday SGLit a | . oe q . * ° 2 | Saturday 49 5 213 'T | » Se } ‘6 ‘ mh } € | = } : ° 7 , ; > 1 he question t iat is of greater importance than any of the political questions of the tole pt MAAS ee ‘3 ey tp ty lay is DOLL Ve wish ‘i ee 5 | Tueedey a day is the question of DO ARS. We wish to say a few words on another matter ee ' § | Welnesds i $23 hit ; ' _ St. Jam P eting at 10. 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That done, the ee ee St Moada 22 a 9 ‘ . : e ® . music an 4 eer what 2S question as to where you are going for a Suit is settled. But come now. St. Peiers.—ttoly Communion at & yh oneramy at oat 2 BDON'I a By I kee hi ‘ > ° pe Mating catechis- wae } etn 3s QO! FORGET that we also keep the newest, up-to-date Gents’ Furnishing Store ing and B 130, oon rig 92 a on : * x * « ° a at7. Ail s uppropriated Hs a) 8 62 in the city. Our Hats and Caps are also the most fashionable in the city. We would a 3} Sat 2: : 3 . #4 | Sa oe have . ’ o WW satis fi Prayer mee 10 Rev. C. W sie ore as like to have you inspect every one of our great departments. e are satisfied that for 1 re er ee - T : 2) 3 | ] h . ie ; ia isa 99 Qs a6 | 7 it 38) 18 Quantity and Quality there is not their equal in the city. wsisemnt 20. goortied elie 2U j ° > o3 veicome al I i comiortabie 38; Ti lay 19} 35 hi 32 ‘ seats. | s ; i" 3 * 3 Ww K | at Beis [egIiS cKa oolen Compan e! 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He has courage tenacity : LS — ~~ — uct a servi ra ‘ > ee eee, oe eloquence and great powers of carrying a TEMPERANCE MEETING AT CARDI- SHIP NEWS. 1 Ws v — := “a o. +s MORSOE. .....00. 987 policy to its practical and logical conclu GAN, ene foto penne i 2 . 2 “Same ‘ye © 5 nA St+aligh? . Ar) Mt Stewart a 905 REGULATED HOMES. S10n. y A ta sare ee : Port of Charlottetown, Dress We | abil bey Ngaiy an fare 410 Ly Ar 850 — In his letter to Mr. Laurier, Sir Oliver 4 large meeting of the residents of : te le 622 lenses coemtase eiaens 7% at is Mowat, among other things, says: “It is Cardigan village, was held inthe hall on INTERED. LODE. -— — <i , the general opinion of the party, to whose Se of April 30th, for the Lot mtg May 8—St. Anne, Potvin, North Syd- 405.....Mount Sowart bees 355 K W . : . favor and confidence are owing my twenty = a a oe re eS of | ney, Blondel, Campbell, St. Peter's, C. 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Paine’e ite $5,000 a year, till he saw if Mr Pate, from Rey. J. C. McMillan, regretting his | . A ie eR eee ae - weak rising from impure and poisioned blood. Cel ry Compound is a truly scientific pre- c se ade Pal iia ‘be offer e oe inability to attend the meeting, tien ex- AW EXTRAOR I VARY SASE ne — ae Bi Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time — vst ss : _—" Thousands of men and women, tired-out, ®t - ao — = ites dum while ¢t aes tee to iiiees pressing his sympathy with the cause. | i vt } 5 t owmond.Dye ' es da me - re ob McDONALD, D. POTTINGER, aug shattered body. run-down, sleepless, nervous, morose rnd ™€", Chemists and professional men in the ; iv ahtanele acaaid oreour. | .He chairman then introduced Fathe | : ‘ all ° teid candice te Le ee ian rintendent, Gen Mgr Govt. Rys, The greatest of modern medical men— deapondent, ae regained perfect heal:h, world, To give an idea of the popularity ees has mistaken caution for cour William Phelan, of Mienasen, ie oe | Of Indigestion. : rs PPE ae : ‘i ae ee a harlottetown. , Moncton, N B. | Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M.D.,LL.D, strength and buoyancy of spirits, bv the ind great en.ine ice that _Paine’s Celery |“? . ood : clearly and forcibly of inte mperance; | the ber enieweetinge. iii’ eraser encase a eS ee eee *e plemarets. ites Raiway Odice, Dec 1, 1895. after years of hard practice and close well advised use of nature’s own medicine, Compound has reached, it is only necess- — The Winnipeg Tribune has probably | jyethouds resorted to by those engaged in | SUFFERS SO SEVERE PAINS THAT . aa - Be. oa scientific research, gave Paine’s Celery It has given a new and brighter existance 'Y ‘© state that miliions of well-reg- a right end of the Mowat Mery I *@Y8 | the illicit sale toescape the punishment; HE COULD NuT MOVE AT TIMES. |, “a . : a ae abort = "yas ae r eal et Compound to millions who were suffering. to a yast number of human beings who ulated homes have made it their chosen | that Mowat will not take any risks, but thaie cunning. deviess to scacnnese the} Halse ¢ — ; ey ue. trae to Bame ands an i at The wonder-working compound has aston- were tired of life and its many burdens. Te™medy- Ai that he will be “actively in the fight. young, the middle aged and even the aged; | 4 Cure Comes Trough South Di se iD wae, drape Mosely — ished rich and poor, learned and unlearned, If, from the winter weather, and varia- As popular goods are always imitated by That, as the Halifax Herald aptly re- | the injury of intemperance to the come. American Nervine p saath isda et dieae Se — by its marvellous cures. able days cf early spring, you are }: fe unscrupulous men, buyers of Paine’s Cel- marks, he always was. There never has munity, to the individual and to the im- |<. es oni) relia : Dp ckage dye *, aud have never " The glad news has spread to all civilized with nervous debility, headaches, insomnia ery Compound should see that they get been a Dominion general election Sinc® | mortai soul, Unequinocal oe <i John Snell, of _— _ a 7 ee ee eS ee lands that Paine’s Celery Compound surely languidness, and nerves all out of order, the only genuine celery in the world. 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