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| i r) ; ; , Wa yree with the Guardian &s Lo the white. Chesnire wakes are er bei prints, Washing ‘ Is ] rBRNSIVELY Is I : i . : Cambric, new wast arcils = . . nwees Ps y of a discus pn, at this juncture, hausted. The number ef boxes of cheese | : Bootch stash “ pe cil, new : . . i 7. ( 1 ping Iams new Seoteh zZepbyrs, ° a. com parative merita « the Minto in stock at F verpool the and of Feb. * New Zealand sateens. new fiwime : Mn 7 ; ’ exce : Sta ’ Not u the Mint ruary, mm each year, was: 1895, 93.824;; « mueline, new grenadine muslins, ° tw be j . 2 ' % i al . lore Oe ae. ) oo ~ en buffets : the atrailtsforten of @ i 1896, 94,165; l WF 86.598: 1898, 132 164) . ecoiore 3 4 cente, new galetias, new : i ia : ducka, blue, white and otber shades i vA years, Da vy ¢ he al » to say, posi ; 189 ; (a sO F iv uv, ce iv) os ne we } . a » . ' eae oa ; . pew wash shrink crash for bicycle : hat she is a better boat than her ‘ suite, (Roman satin.) Give us a: a 3 at ehe con NOTES AND COMMENTS - gall for 8 ams—everyone a : cn res « Ww : ' - mba vf ‘ys uc a j : ae seal |} more mopey, the beginning, afd tha: | pan ile washer.—Jaimes Paton & Co. u ager pr i d » 2 3 . | $8,000 er $10,000 have been expended [ y & wky tl. : . ; mn ‘ se © COSCO oe See OEE Eee Seeeeress Bi ON the Merits wu e her arrival here; and we | The Legislative Council of (uebec. “Caan ge a a ose eae ; | has declined to be abolished oii. CUGUREORPCREDGHIAGSENSESESURERDERUAERS ew wentinine eh rann) | & WV &isO that her machinery is still Cob-~ ; ; ae = ; ; . : ‘ , > > . : Ver J8INg Ol MINARI S stantly beg repaired, that she hae but aix Bip MoKeunit Dowell holds thata @ . = _" ‘redistribution of seats is advisable cn & = sel ev - @ ’ al 8! 8 et wanti! ' accou of the nearness of the devcen | = = : oh rR r y eepects, All these t! 8} census, afier WHIC ve constitution aa = ring | quires that there shail bea vedietributio - ~ e have @ right & point OL. ‘4 ‘ : ' . =? ef = | onliiiiiiiiiail : : eS fe and also tbat there 14 no Seuse in having = a ; NIST UPON HAVING The Guardian’s statement tha ‘4* | two redistributions within two years;—so & =| a press and the Board of ‘Trade: mmend- | he has move i thesix months hoist tethe & f } = | Lilt A QTV | 1] IMENT at a new boat be } u & Governmeost’s Redistribution Bill, & i: ing =| 4 * ’ = PAU O LANL ) il ai eal | uiieiee led | It is stated thatthe amount to be & f = Louis Davie very romptiy res] | ‘ } ; Ou P I | on _a =} Plum plain cloth Coat, d b double stitched sea s, bone buttons §$ ne demand and procured the Mf ’ i this year to the Canadian House of = = awe sl “pe a, Kr gney ae a st a 5-08 > e dems al I I O . 4 ‘ay Wain Cciolp 0 aD aoubdle stitched seams and eages, uvet couar ; CO } a Commons for the constructionofthe Murs = = | a bone |} att oe : ? " ‘nee an i cia el wee in wi re long = | ‘ one buttons G ° RICHARDS & ., | tor ue,” is remarkable in view ofthe jong~ | 1.) Harbor branch railway, including ihe 8 = ‘ “one re . : 7-00 ay = heh, ~ = | Cadet blue plain cloth coat, db double stitched seams and edges, plaid tinued and spec fforte ef the press »] ridge F a on tOl satcned seams an iges, Dia 7-50 Yarmouth. N.S continued and special efforts ef the pr Hillsborough bridge, is $450,000. As & om | silk lining, pearl button 7.50 os » ot T\ ~ the Mint she nrovince m ie : =m | a 5) pea Ss 7° and the Board of Trade, before the Miato = ae , ow. 7 ( anada—nearly = ee. % = | Light grey Cheviot cloth Coat, d b strapped seams, double stitched edges, ] ‘Tt’ ; ; eV, } uO ; 4 re > . 1 ; ; - } - was previded. The need of a second steam: | * - ~ $12,000 a vear from the, = = purple satin lining, pearl buttons, 7°75 ¢ was. indeed, fully demonstrated feur or beginaimg of the construction of the = = Pretty Fawn Chocolate cloth coat, fiy front, aplique trimming, velvet we ° n¢ — : ‘ 1Bil \ “a 2? =a FF . . . ml . ‘ . » " . . 8 eke fe i Tk ie oil | br dg —Can ida . 7 ontribution for next = Lt: | collar and Cerise, satin lining, pearl buttons, r . The lead ye years ago lad the nseryative | yedr will really be only about $50,000—- | = = French grey plain cloth coat, d b fiy front, cerise satin lining 7-75 1 Hon remained in office, we should have had | that is to say ifthe amount voted should > To buy a good watch, for goud = , Black plain cloth coat, d b double stitched seams and edges, plaid silk , . | be exhausted ~ Bae ag ’ - = lining, pearl bu . . ‘ 7 ars ago 3 ° ‘ £, pear muttons, 7.50 ox a second steamer two or three years 4g0; = wife. Raniieled . dteoe GE) wine ; ; f Se nt and we think it uplikely thas the first —According to the despatches, a sharp | = th — luok better, wear better = | Khaki plain cloth spring coats with double stitched seams, strapped edges, alt iii is aii - , 4 pow , . . . "o> 41 le } } ar : : : barf eontroverey occurred on Friday atternooa = and give be ster satisfaction. A ~ " red silk lining, pearl buttons, . 8.50 re. | would haye been tied to the wharf at} ) oo genat ea ' so ie ; . | Black plain cloth coat, d b, double stitched seams and strapped edges, red ' 1ae en Senator Ferguson and the minis S& wateh that is not reliable is = in lini 4 vs 4 i Geergetown throughout a winter of 8uch | ter of justice comcerning the appointment = ; t] , We - BI a oe lining, pearl buttoms, 8.75 : : ' : _° sag woree than no watch at a! » mm | Black broad cloth cos > stitche “ams and edges, cerise satin lin- | exceptional wildness as that which is now | of Me. Pinsen of 8. Bids to el = I's atch at all, € = 5 ae ae rin double stitched seams and edges, cerise satin lin oa eaOrO | 2) f the Parise exhibi ™ can sell a good reliable watch =| 7: a oe ms ° ose ar Deppily pecsiog Sway. a lying ck a cn a = = = ” age =) Light fawn plain cloth spring coat, d b, double stitched seams, edges } " . ; yt ° Ld 5 » . . os all 211 ae : We sincerely hope that such an unfer- nh, gee a Tr gg tte s td Me. = fer lady or gentlemen ata price 3] : plaid silk lining, pearl buttons, 10.00 : 5 ) 8 and Dlr. | : : = Castcr Venetian Dress cloth cos ttily tri : ri i a end all the latest S&/| tunatecaee will not again occur. With | Fisher had not appointed him. Senator = that will be sure to meet with =| sak edu: oo ~ me pw te db prettily trimmed with braid, pure - ' . 7 or ‘ : : f e ari DUTTONS > ‘“Patriotie’ songs —g | '%° Vater Steamers, one should be kept | Fergusoa said he knew Pinean had been | & your approval. = = ; : Th =e | at Summerside, the other at Charlotte. engaged, and intimated that the govern- = = | Ss ) ; ,_ | , > rith} ding } ; Thi _ Ai ’ ; 7 co) - ith music. ? > | town, as long as possible. As the winter oe etbagy rte nhoiding taformation. roe SS Ladies Geld Filled Watches = & very latest up-to- 5 a , | charge Mills resented, and the matter ‘a = ® ‘ aT ne ‘ tr : , f at ft i il i¢ ; i . ; : : , > | advances, aad tLe cr ssing al Summers | Was caroppe d without further | ghton the |;s $15 tt 60 $20 00 - e . : 1 ——? . , ; . D ‘ e ciate music. —» | becomes difficult or impessible, ene should | subject. = , ; = e- rT a — - : . ; } = | : Veean supply any —S | be brough: to Charlottetown and theother —We make no apology for the publica- |S Gentlemen's Gold Filled = | z ‘ . we MR ‘ ‘ . a | ‘ »Llece of sheet music —S | seat to Georgetewn. Still later, if the | tion of the lengthy address and paper on = = | . i ; ‘ — {Sunday Schools which will b2 found in | ca " ‘ ow . —w | winter prove severe, DOlA steamers might | ; ‘ amen some > you may require- S| s he p ws this iasue of Twa Examiner. The Rev. J. r Watches = = ii we have not get S| be used upon the Georgetown-Ficteu | 7 Withycombeis known as the euccess- = $13 00 t $35 Al > “ — | : : . on = . in stock we ) route. We hope to see (tas pian alopted ful promoter in this province of the euc- | = . 0 : s ' — = = : 71h : f —S | wats), at least, the ferry at the Capes shal! | cessful mevement towerds the formation i= sal = : ery i .y oY ) _ a ; ; : ei + . * os : : a es | oo } we . wil OFUGE 10 TOP Sela... ian tolls eetabliebes, of Boys Brigadec; and his remarks upon es W W WELLER. = = + OU = ’ our Sanday Schoolx, Sunday School | s : : = > ~ . = ee ae soiticoitl iii ESR a teachers, etc,, will, We feel sure, be read } = J eweler and Engraver. oa * rer —- | with interest by every thowghttul teacher is wo oe : Aiiler Bros., —#@j| Spring etyies reach here firet. In the fand pareot. It need not be said that the PEGGER* "224208 O RGEC RORC ERAGE RECERAREOD hee e = eourse of time they reach all stores, but} spiritual training oO’ the youth of this FB = Queen Street. =| never in the same variety and beauty. | country is a matter of the first and highest i oe . oy wd ° ‘ ry :noliy’s Building —S | Many of our suits wil] be sold exclusively | impertasce, The futare is bocad upin - Pa Uy . ° . . ‘ . . - : a : —S | by ue, and will be strict!y limited in num- } it. es . o 7 2 I wi:l sell by auction at Horne &

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Donald. The thanks of the meeting were tendered Judge Warburton and acknow- ledgeod. President Landrigam anneuaced that at the next meeting on Saturday, April 7th, Mr. McCready, editor of tue Guardian, would read a paper, taking for his subject * The War in South Africae”

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