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5 that is the moderate and feir One,

A gocd waich cannot be bonght for lees than I ask for Mine. If you pay less you will tarely get ove worth very much lets than the difference.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL 2 22, 1898.

Ocal ant Other ems,

/ uw annual meeting of the CLarlotte< town Temperance Alliance will be held at

(the YMCA, Tueeday » Mar 3rd, at8 p.m.

| Invited.

|

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AN entertainment avd Pie Social] will | be held in Brookfield Hall ip aid of an afflicted family on Mi nda av the 2nd : a ne cOomuencing at 7.: vm @

holdin lOc. Ladies pies free. “9 ° ~ -

Preacnuine.—The Rev. D. McLean wi preact (D. ¥.) at Lot 48 oo Sabbath the i7t b i le@t., at 10. 30 a. m. . North Ri ver, 2.30 p.m.,N.G@ Road, at 6 38: Monday ni at Hunter River; Tuesday ni ght, Stanct ell:

yy ’ W edie *day night, Rose Va! i€¥V; 1 Gursaday night, Bradalba: e. — ~—--—e Axotner Warninc.—The Mayor of Vancouver, who, by the way, is a New Brunswicker, has thought it nec essary to

warn the peop! e of eastern Canada to Slay | at horoe. The Klondike fever has taken to the Pacific coast Jarge numbersof men, many of whom cannot go beyond the coast | cities, with the result that the labor mar- Ket ie giutted. The Maeyor of Vancouver declared at a recent City Council meeti ng 7 at there are five men there for every Ww } D, ———@>—— eee SEAUTIFUL Saxpstone.—Whvy should Halifax people build wooden houses when

they could,; without any very greatly in- creased have them constructed of stone beautitul sandstone fri de. poss be ween Windsor Wi

Harrie, A. R.C.

cost the aud Hantsport.

hh

i. A., yesterday had fine array of epecimens In the window of the buildis g on Prinee street, ¢ pposi ite the y. a or

hall The bloc ks are in white greysb brow ny, buff lignt green and biue. It is probable that the new ie irchs in Windsor, which it waa at first intended should be of wood,

will now be of this beautiful atone.~ Hali-

tax Herald.

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—A&ir Richard Cartwright characterized

the Yukon Railway contract as a “luge gamble.” And the Ottgwa citizen remarks that the same characterization might be made of nearly all the government's deal -

ings respecting the Klondike district. Take |

the dredging licenses, fer instance. Every footfof stream in the Yukon and McKenzie river districts that is available for dredg- ing has been taken up “from the map,” by friends of tae Ministers. These men have never been in the Klondike and have no intention of going there. In this respect they are like Messrs McKenzie and Mann.

ing a “huge gamble” of it. Inthe mean~ time the brave men who spend their time, energies and inoney and risk their lives as well, in trying to make fortunes by mining, are practically left out in the cold. The

overnment does

egrafters” ani nothing for the minera.

Ladies black sunshades and ae rolling black sild umbrellas pretty handles just opened at W A Weeks’ & Co.

New English waterproofs, new black

and vavy waterproofs. Best goods made. Just opened at W A Weeks’ & Co.

rht |

Real Punishment.

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Kriyestos, April 20.—It is evidently intended to make Kingston penitentiary a

Td You

1 | place of pusishment within the meaning of the word. After | having deprived the convicts of

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| him, at above address, 31 one-cent stamps everything for the} to cover cost of mailing on/y, and the book

ie ing | a

( treal,” La Patrie talke about a2 per cent. rate on P. Q. Savings Bank deposits. Is this a

é | free. Like these contractors they propose mak-

their tobacco supply thetorder has gone | forth that they be further deprived of | sugar for their tea and butter for their |

bread. The convii ts find this dry fare, but | what they get of itis wholesome and | substant a’,

<p -.

Ontario’s Premier.

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Toronto, Apri! 20.~—Owing to il] health { Pemier Hardy’ 8 family and intimate friends are urging him to accept the judge- ship in the Court of Appeal», now va sant, but the party are anxious he should retain the premiership. His retirement 1¢ sericus- ly talked of io certain circles, however.

in the city.

FH-REFORM

Killing Confirmed. Wasuinetox, April 18.—The state de- partment received information thia after- noon from Minister Loomis, at Caracas, Venezuela, that ex~Presideut Crespo was killed while battling with insurgents.

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—Sir Charles Tup per’s alternative pro- gramme to the expeasive sand suspicious Drummond County and Grand Trunk | railwya deal must, the Halifax Herald thinks, comme nd itself to the sett sof | Charles’ plan is tosecure the building of the railway bridge at Quebec, which h to be builtin any case, andthen to give the C. P. R. running rights over the I. C. R. to Halifax exchange for running rights for the government railway over the C. P.R.’s rails from Quebec to Mon-

as

in

mistake or is some new Government deal to be paid for by skinning the frugal? asks the Montreal Gazette.

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When Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., published the first edition of his great work, The People’s Common Sence Med- ical Adviser, he announced that afier 680,- 000 copies had been sold at the regular price, $1.50 per copy, the profit on which would repay him for the great amount of labor and money expended in producing it, he would distribute the next half million As this number of copies has already been sold, he is now giving away, absoluze ly free, 500,000 copies of this most coms plete, interesting and valuable common sense medical work ever published—the

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ais itis without doubt one of the prettiest and most ‘Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays acd Saturdays,

re attractive range of hats and bonnets ever shown \ | from 2to 10 p.m. Members are invited m6 8 at ‘. cs i to patronise them, non members will be

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THE Queen's. Tororo, Feby. Juac, if97 iT MAY Concern: In connection with my visit to Canada as Pianist te Medame Albani, I have had occasion to observe various makes of pianos, and bave been much impressed with tie advances which are being made in toe art of plano construc. tion in this young and flourishing country, One of the most recent instruments to arrest my atteution—and | wigat bay, one of the best—is the well known “Beil” Piano. its tone’ admirable throughout, and the touch firm and respon: ive— ad what we musicians like—in fact, an excellent piano inj every resvect. The new Orchastral ’Attachment (wh ich E understand can be obtained on “Dell” pianos only) is aso an exeellent feature. and one ek will doubtiess excite inter. ost with all clasees. Ido not hesitate to say that I consider the “Seli” piano a good, honest instrument, and so recome mend it to any intending purchaser.

(Sgd.) ARMANDO SEPPILLI. (Conductor, Koyal Itatian Opera, Covent Garden,) Pianiec to Madame Albani, Canadian tour, 1896-7,

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