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Pressure is being b; uught upon the oe — ia. A Ritiavate goal, does there Canine , whe 6 - ae a : a —— : ‘ial Annua! Meeting in St, Paul's Sohontroom If unity is mr S'da : ° affords greater x fovernment to rearrange the provincia Seisndid Paner by Mr. Perce. Pepe— «xist taday a Church which great nee nara | CCeueeee lt is mainly from British Sp pr he, 3 2 a. wile opportunities for working in this direction May nto any } ~™* | Columbia, which claims tis entitle] to a : at led than that of England ? . ; Seecian Deésraroges ro THe Examiner \ he a! r share because it contributes propor (Conclude s > And does anv person honestly beli: ve that Str Sere - rhe } > InoueM § ately tothe revenue more than the Where lies the line of true prozres:? the cause of Christ would sufler, if setting . 8 ‘ lent G tee provinces. Prince Edward Island Apparently in a nicely balanced adjustment aside our prejudices, we embraced our Army Re-Organization Scheme. a ites © \ he : ss alto & Claim in for an increased grant. | of the opposing forces. : > God fellow christians in the arms of fellowship, Be aire (pon, Feb. 5 ae HAS q H E GREATEST ae 4 , Pan I sid that Manitoba has been promised As long as man’s knowledge of Go uniting with them in au carnest effort to sonnon, Feb. 5. Cor} ver all KINGS Of a ' From the Finance Department it] and of His writings here below is incom bring pese*, happines: and comfort to The Government’s scheme for the re ble { thatthe subsidies paid to the} plete, so long must there be a reaching suffering humanity?) Does any : uch organization of the army includes the ad- 1 ra} : ‘ AN I } ? ' ces last year amounted to $4,235,-| towards clearer and better « mnceptions. dloubts that freer intercourse would lead to dition of two battalions to the Guards, : : This iacludes the allow ance for] [o some ove or more minds ONE, per greater enligbteument, that frequent inter waking nine battalions in ail, and the om- —¢o— y t The Company has y cents per head of populat on, the} ceptions of the truth will from time to change of ideas would do away with many ployment of three of them abroad, Iifis “$e '} : 4 ances = fe government, andthe n | time be granted. The new ideas thus a misunderstanding and tend te moderate the intention to add one batvalion each t> ‘ j : > . f : ‘ : > ry acie : Se O00 009 hap de Bader 47 Victoria, | obtained will, if they harmonize with and extrewe views, which are invariably the Highl. nd, Malta and West India regi : : ** explain the facts of human ait leis founded upon a too exclusive consideration ments, dod 3,600 m+n t» the garrison ar- CG APITZ i ihe taxation question is exciting | gain adherents, and these last will grac us of one set of facts. tillery. IN sa ntereet among the investing classes ally increase in number until what in mill Cannot, then, the several con- hentiineisiiieiiieaiihalil Ae ee i, 8 © : veneration w 2 opinion of the few wil 3 f the Chureh of ‘ i Cnited States and evokes genera] | S¢meration was the opinion o ae greyation 0 ) 4 a t. Henry Clewes remarke e* “Ap | become in the next generation the accepted England in this Province safely unite for Concerning lL. C R. Dismissals, 18, excessive State taxon the rich | eas of the many. Thus doth bom *" | common effort in Christ’s cause? Holding — ce ‘ . mply result in driving that cla knowledge develop , Bat this te ess fast to their own ideas, advocating their Orrawa, Feb. 6. sod | T Or K } the State; and, even worse it would | necessarily entails friction, for no a “Tt . own adoption by the united b dy, but con The executive of the railway employes Co. ° ve t thrifiv, » fier they hal aceamu is ever made without a struggle. d tent to “ old their faith in u lity of ‘p rit, inperviewed the Premier yesterday regard- 4 fortune, out of the country Pa Church below is eer poms i in bond of peace, and in 1igiteourness of ing I. C. R Giismissals. T e ae A { . . » oe neath Tale "te . 2 of opinions will never cease |). , , d jiccuss the matter with Hon. ll new 70 d 3: ‘teral Agent y would then, sooner or later, suff, | ‘he war of 0} i wake heen 8 ee Cs promir¢@ to diecuss the m ' s OdS; not an oO” l i F i f \ Genteré " i Ireland’ now doea lee ian nee until Lfe here is ended. The only a Thus sinking our petty differences and Mr. Biair, but, epeaking for himself, the a a 0 garment among t le ot, ade rom “harlottetown | * 1 + dae i ns mone, | ton to be settled is, under what conditions trusting their elucidation to the slow pro- Premier assured them that he wanted ne French Or ran dy direct from the factories . WZ ~ ‘ Keep er n pry hie warfare he condneted node? ae al es wR 3 “nt. we may dk . : i m = i j . iand hence in circulation th ait ¢ . th cess of veneral enlightenment, rs inpocent man dismissed. S t ’ “ . ' oe iil civilization or savagery ? 3 oor g rards hastening the time when . = ‘ Sy loaning it on d i ' port towards hasten: ng : quenasnlippecsingibiliily ~ = 1 B: ; " - : - ? bond a poss ble to carrf on this contest, to settle in this great Dominion the church of the sig i as oes it ever time, re, OF 15 e purcha-e > 23La : j ocake ime » , . . * , MINER a t ’ lis heed . 1; | the points in dispute, without evoking the Motherland will indicate her right to be Elections If Ontario. ‘ if ef, th reai:ze t ico 3 . 2? ae - > i TH a ta a 7 mr i. fs bitterness Of passion and prejudce? Ha recogniged aS a*true and fitting expression relies j , . il Op, as naoy opie nD ns " as = r : “ od S. ith have ‘ : ' educat buman development advanced so far as to of the mind-of the Master. : : Orrawa, Feb. 5. PER LRY 5 | (MMe is the case they woul silt of dilf-rence of peateagate aaa . Given this spirit animating our church | - Fa the elections yesterday the Grits won FEBR : be. enlanactibis io a money to} # Congregation, in a Church, of in e oo men and not only the problem of | io: an Sonths Brads and probably North Ontario, LV i Sing v Or » ah22 deas s +3. Sou 4 p ‘ ' NCEPTION REMOVED | t backs, as they would lore al { 4nd parties advocating their epecta i tte org.-nisation, but all other problems whieh although it i+ not definitely known. The : + c pier’ ak their Cu?, ? ik iQ? : i > slime o s . A . . ? e AN ' om ' e from it Meh * he ‘we had . the snd yet of ali the members ouenee Pe . are now prrplexing usewill practically he Concervatives won East Simcoe. The ne from it. ) ! ad. th oo og ’ sh united in aris ’ : r ati I are, @ ec . | -agacity and capacity to make a fortune | the ideal ef aChurch unites ; ii, be solved. : cad rezalts show the Conservative Party to be f ’ e i ht ; “ach usserting his own rights ag an ind} iscussion followed. Then the os ; sl acai : ahve i hrewd ard o> | @&ch asserting » eter A shiort discussion folloy ; | very much alive in Ontario ; . q ; {ie jis suntry are too ®urewd to hoard « : ee Ni alike loyally mainteining thes 7a ive ad able and very iInuebh . : ® o . ' p their money locked up ina safe de- | Vilual buc all ali yall) ? Sucl Rev. Mr. Wallis delivered an al a : lta . ; pi — ones ae t a 1 ES and supporting the body corporate’ Such eloquent address upon the subject of seat 1 ‘ : s : WOK; WOK hl — sg : m a put | ® qdestivg cannot be a eee i ionltes The Mission a Failuze. e aes i bevy 10 make money, it mus e : "Pp } . rretchedness, the | ~ : . . in : Ls , . . S 4 »|caily. The evil, the wretch ’ 2+e+e deo t Tr : 7 ~ to wes sf interest oF for profit in some way or } ‘ rife, the bitterness which had to be osama a F oc on 0 ene ester a ’ an ozens Soipg to see Hf IS ot . t } | r The ) , ‘ amongst | Strife, the ' | Orrawa, Feb. J. i - : : ee Spee vagnacs 7 endured before mankind would realize the LETT il - . : Fj t, nee IH ‘ — ae better w . etd ae — need of religious tole ration are beyond It k ae weet ae ae we ~ hen a 0 .

: ' . pe aod their army of employes. ae ae *rchance, the lesson is tk, = | patrick’s visit to Rome has been a failure.

spow them. it wa- propos : i : : he he | estimation; yet, perchance, th rIV iP ‘ EXHIBITION, . I ; a | : one — h ther by and bene not il fully learned. Given a certaiu DEVENS 5 eS ee AMIN a : 2 | better = There 18 ns ee er ae nlightenment, a certain amount Srr, ~ Bearing in miud the fact, which The Bram Case.

| $ . : his tO dis } > eail ue wt " » be re re% . , y ee Senne 4 la 7 nt b f ek tt na ntry by the | ef experience in the working of organized | the able and exhaustive letuers of Mr. W: —_——

are not to be fe “ t is coun > vO ° = : i ; r, as th ‘ atailis tC e ates pro- | Comimunities, aod meo, though aoe ; S. Stewart have shown to be indisputable, Bosvrow, Feb. 4. i ir, as the e ig < state iy yee : in det ht ree ite. eri. . : . : . : » : : 7 Re ed and all property lo siwaye ia the} MOA Fee Sem ‘ef ote * | that the financial affairs of this Province} my o.6 will be no decision giveu in the It will readily be see : a wT heii eaaeee ebeviiaen * . Wise u lvD IS Impracticavie, | have been grossly mismaszaged and that “am’casé this week. Sec EEEEE SR . = 3 the Patriot of last ey - ae SE iteineninenentnce A consideration of the characte: an the country is steadily progressiug towards ——— = ton J nti : i : “+e? d avelop nent of uf our political institutions Or 1 , k F ‘y 18 srobable 900000600666 5666404644445 i a | KHOSES BoUMBSHELL, evelor or a condition of bankrup ey, iti pre . @ 99000000000 0000000009 9O000000000000000060066464454.....

pe _ : | — | may aid us to appreciate this fa ieelg " aad that before the time errives for aacther P. pe Leo Has a Fainting Spell, = imi” a a of Great B 3 5 w Deiz The Ex Peemier of Cape Colony Said to l’os- our consti ution as we eres ih iO aay Provincia] Exhibition, there will be 3 o-nunsiith ilie > —~zih ‘ iat » at al ¥ i sess Documents Which May Cause an Englishman may eee — on change of Goverument. Lo any case, it is Rome, Feb. 5. : 3

; frouble—Mr. Chamberlain's ‘ane theory { goveromen 2€ pleases. oad am ow Re hing i i. Ba . ; 4 s of any theory Of g | absolutely necessary that a séare ing 1B > . a iuiiiiied o e yreat 3 a | | Ominous Speech—tThe He may declare that the ideas now accept- Jostionsioh bee held ite the pablic etpendi- The Pope fel! - a fainting fit yesterday, $ ¢ 7 { I : . : @ oe ; > e . ; s j sovered. ee Satie : | =— od are wotrue, that Tepetninnay s ao i ture, to the end that all iienss that are not | BUt soon recovere: z : ghou ” ’ . y » fo f government; he may]. I sarryi » the business a a = . } The London Graphic says that it is ra—| only trae form of g : . ‘Joge | indispensable in carrying ov the b inest \ 1:8 y & matter ree t tbat Col. Cecil Rhodes, who arriv- | seek to — oe or ve | of the Province be cut off. J have given The Bisley Rifle Meeting. 3 ese . a des ray » FE. gland a week ago, brought with | provided Lhe works only by const — this matter a good deal of consideratiop, <giieti eo x glan é go, broug _— " a : ce B * re} hm to London documentary proof of the| ethods, » Baclish ea 7 at sid jand [think there is, with many othets, Orrawa, Feb. 5. TT 3 t-a ab Oita oe eS ee . as . : ery oti giishman to advag@e bis ; o tines sendin 3 —_————— nineteen anny . axes | intr: gues alieged to have taken place i th i eealtt fulfils hd obli- One grant that may fora time, Fy; rr ‘: The Bisley meet commences on July MA. $ ourselves, fo 8 ‘ | tw President Kruger, of the Tranevael, | own aa “ LaSfeiteat toenthen three years, be eee with. 96,000" 12th. é Yes, there are sales, sales. and bankrupt sales but real 9 asses : ea aed ont. It is claim-| gations which ( é he grant for Exhibitiois, some’ 96 . . ? ! ev iu | and the German Grovernment. ] i@ ciaim : : ies s se to the £ : , , 7 j quent ® i ‘ Al os i M r Country, oa ihe magorficent country hou-e at | Owes to the community as a ese * Se anpually, This will effect a saving of g dd " Death at Amherst é these prices and be convinced that ours is THE SALE —J, 4 it those w nh w ! ‘ape Town, belonging to Col. Cecil Rhodes, | tere is secured the greatest presi rr oe | twelve or eighteen thousand dollars, dnd i udde we . —— — 3 M. McLEOD & CO. . ee a a i by fire Dee. lath, wae turned for | gtee of union consistent with the preagrve> | believe have the effect of makiog the 7, oe ‘ > pert from | ee the purpose « f destroying these docu- | tion of individnal liverty. This en Se Exhibitions more appreciated. I bave for Amnersr, Feb. 5. ° other foreign cs. thes , ee ee Englishman will never forego. For it er forty. vears taken an active part in pro-] We. Christie died sudden'y last night ,* 2 . 3 j ' the res ‘ boar Without saying anvthing of the me its forefathers : i ct , ccaewaltl moting Exhibitions, and am firmly con- — | ras 3 ‘rad vail on & onl r demerits of Col. Rhodes himself, a sub-| Jobo downwards. - ey . ; | vinced of the bens fits accruing from them. a ° e eee ~ rade astiiy prepa oh: ' Pobre af ; . the leadership of the uritans who 80 ; . 7001 ; - - r + Salen way Saeety Se hf to afies-cons rion by led the van in England’s great on <= re there — — a good as. : ar 3 Just afew of the numerous attrac. a coastr 1 eration, it is impossible to ignore the | g’orious 7 , : > ae dissatisfaction with 1e@ «management. . li : os : ag is ithe ‘a ° oe : eae ey mame vy. the extraor-| strugg’e fur Ch aed religious liberty. Farmers feel that their interests are‘wot a 3 tions we are offering in this dept. Finding the demand fur the y ma avora lir we demonstrat ons of ‘poy ular feeling Por it they repudiated and = er - ya consulted, that they are compelled to lose : e SIZE 3 1 2 Sl. t ire i at Cc y f brongbout almost all Sonth Africa} sible cast aside those Paritans, when okt ;a great deal of time and spenckh mach ’ Oo $ or 3 P ater ©noe 8) univ ersal, we —— ~ a asunsth ng more than a mere press | '*!ter, not content — oe er tee mouey which a Intle consideration: might @ Wo's Dongola laced, $4 00, now $1 75} have decided to close out all —— * de crip ages menpaign in fever of one man. There | their own opinions, as Be is es te | save them. Under all the circumstanees, HILLSBOROUGH RIN 3 Wos Undressed kid Slipppers, other fine goods, in order to . enna eacuased at the Sih yang th é eh ; | - Bor it they deposed | -. ; a 8 ee brett > ’ questior which wa I i | th roughout Englis South | On the pation at jarge UI i 1 am quite sure. that ap interregnum. of > 0m -

ju jis evidenc throughout ELaghsh oo roti if ieee { : P . : oni , ‘xT AD 4 00. now'*® 00 .

Ottawa Conference and referred to by Sir} going of 9 enh populer movement, | James II and placed ¥ vores he —— el two or three years is advisible. Afver A-few STERLING SNAPS. 3 Wo’s Patent Leather Slip ers make room for our immense

‘t fupt ad | R : €! which ossibly f r want ofa be:ter known | Upon the throne, and mt. : t "wy ae | tha’, under an improved system Of man , . © : a 3 uy : » 97, spring stock ee aes weal ty, Sonth Africa has identified | to-day as ready to fight and die as ever in agemen!, where.n the farmers OF the Pro.) 83 Reams Foolscap, TENING. FEB. 5TH: | 2 900, now 2 25 a ;

; lificuities pointed out | personality, Son ‘ ca nas | — ' ’ ; » ; hil , , .. . . Tora T ‘ . ere en ee Semen ee Leith th i ' oe f Vol. Rhode The peo- | the nation’s history. But while they on vince, who are-Athe parties wOsk-integested, at 5 cents per quire. THIS EV ENING, oa ° Wes Dongola Laced Boots SIZE 6 vith the name be mies ‘ ‘ ane ric ; ‘ “ is do not apply at a propos sub- e are, almost to a man, dead against any and stil) are ready to fight fo ae lua) | Pe upon whom “the whole suecess of the : : ' > 2 00, now 1 35 5 mitted to the Charlettetown Bo oF cn ‘dl g with the Chartered Company. liberty, they realized as no ot — pation | uoderiaking depehd-,- would have W fair 50 Reams Note Paper, : 3 Men s Calf Boo .

. j Tais propos pr imal ri : nn e remarks of the Secretary of | has done that the aPHN 6 peeteastoem, ; . representation. . ; at 23 cents per yuire Par e SIiZs Ss. $3 0G $2 25 Trade. we - ma mena. no te onie», Mr. Joseph Cham-| pot kept within proper bounds, is destree- Yuu publish, in Wedirecday's frye, a : E a ; t » NOW H2z,29 which was made to the D - ore | “ ’ ’ . . iain te Mas th Africa | tive of all good government. Phat oe letter trom “ Stoekholder en ¢ man-| “40 Gross Lead Pencils, $ Wo's Dongola Laced Boots Men’s Kangaroo Congress, ‘

; berlain. on th site 1 i Sou é . . tert : , be . “ , ‘ ‘ -@*may i > - ” & =

e? » wears ag i rab.e -ctionalist, the sectary, thor gh an ardent . yy eo 4 n exciting game'may be expected as the 2 9: f : ps met er oe ' ave created a dee p impression, more | Sectional a e wi E ’ : the mivorite, | 23°ment, or rather the ete yor i at 2 for cent avian now biteman te che relative strenzth 3 i: ae «<9, now 1 75 5 25 now §.50 L. H. Da wi he ved i w- | eer aly asthey were unexpecte i. The advocate of berty waee ~ aes eS the share bolders’ interest?7*" Whi fy of the Victoria and Abegweit clubs, and for é Wo's Dongola Laced Boots, M a | B iff ; , 8a embers assembled inthe lobby after-| if entrusted with power 3 _- "Thee agree with “ Stogkholder” in his géneral| 400,000 Envelopes, al! sizes, this reason this contest must prove & hot one. 3 200, now 1 35 ens, Bu Congress, ing res eg = —— — geen ’ s3 thos are opposed to him. That | “> : a : ; a J 4 opular admiss J -

( wimits the | wards, and discussed the passages of hi- | press th “ who ar »p PX te thet whieh 1° mctusions, I don t think that itis just or at from 2c pkge up |» Galbraith’s Band,’ 3 Wo's Dongola Buttoned Boots 2.90, now 1.28 Topas as Grreat brits t| remarks in which he hioted st daogeron- the best Page om rnment te tha ee fair that all his aninadversion should be e 2°00. now 1 25 xlucts { a i s , ss | oe ; . ’ rovides for the largest possibie amoun iad @ vi! he secret who did vot -ribble e 2 é oo ‘

i a ; ‘ the | lercurren's in affairs at the Cape, and | PT d rected a saiust the secretary, : Seri ers, 7.3 : L Z : duty, this en ns ae a b 8 tone io Mnataed to the | Of united action ec nsistent with the prese-* | appoint himself nor did he fix his salary, 100 pages, 1 cent each, Bccceponsosereeosouesonses 3 Wo’s Dongola Oxford SI KE qT present scale of * exac g | rema a ee 4 ——— e than his | Vation of iodividual rights, and leave: tie whieb, if itis as “ Stockholder” states, 5 ° 3i3 3 00, now 2 25 Men’s Patent Leatber Boolis maint por ym (yreal Drita i 1 : te ae tae a. il) Se anit aaal fant settlement of confi cling Interests and ee ‘“s extraordinary remuneration,” ehould be Memo Books. e >. 3 IZE : : “ 00 o 95 mee |The Conservative newspapers greatly | Micting ideas to the alow but "Th Phot attribated to its authors, the Directors, 1 cent each, | °.¢ S 312 ; . oe BOW 2m

This resolu ving ‘PP . g P _ se Mr. Chamberlain’s attitude, and the | UOn Of time and ee ae | a i Mr. Warburton perfurme his duties with And many other great bargains. ® : z Wo's Dongola Oxfords, Men 8 Buff Congress, were told a ymost "mz | Globe expresses the hope that President | have learoed the lesson ld amonsct the | Qliciency and great courtesy, aud I have | 4 ; * e '$ e 1 88, now 1 25 2 25, now 1.75

: ae ae 9 — . pt icilis ae wareiag to heart. them the rank they hold amongst _the never heard a coroplaint against him, If Competition Knecked out of es Wo's Thee vale, Rattcaad fs - M ae “= «0, . ae. : ie Geen berlain’s warning to President | Bations of the wor'd, gamely, that ind: he is overpaid it ia not bis fault. Sight. : ° | > : , Tree dene =? Cordovan Boots an he Fate : er «Se ‘od the H lander rulera at Pre | vidualism fiods its its fittest expression in Looking over the annual statement it s 2 3 375, now 1 50 4.00, now 3 00 «| Kruger ¢ th Ollander ruiers é . a 4 + ‘BS , >. . er -o ae a ‘ 2. tion was r , , rf acne > recent Transvaal legislation, | C8¢4ive, Dot distinctive processes. ; That seems unaccountable—in fact it looks to Ws have the goods, Come to us e Nn ° 3 Wo's Dongola Oxfords ’ toria, that recen — _— : FP ne , ‘ . : : : 7 , > ‘ ws " was | ‘ Is very | as the press lawand the Alien Act, | its cbief effort ought cee 4 to be directed me like a caricature Op bysiness manaye-| op Jowast prices. . e 3 1 50, now } 15 SIZE & ‘ SUCH @S Til rs . . : a lating ° . ¢ s a rT.» ° wrong y u g20na SK The | was undoubtedly a breach of the London tow ards infusing new ite rato — me - ment—that with an outlay of $24,000 ona e “ : s @ Wo's Dongola Laced Boots, ‘dace zi z : ; Mr D es wae a n, led up toa grave dec'aration | Stitutions, an enlarging their sees very perishable property, with anotval| ae eesee2eee eee ° Of Emulsions. Cough Sy- ° 3 2 50, now 2.00 Mn 8 Calf Boots ( Awerican) Gever ra _? ee ine: ; and modifying their action, not. towards : . 0 he pal : of evar thi ; } 7 “ 2 ‘ale : shine’ eeitin « rlis ley was directed | @ 7°"6 ei -. | receipts of over $7,900, the paltry sum o 7 T e rups, or anything in the @/;%@ 92 is an r ea ; ao Eng ae = his | Splitting up and destroying them, This A : i“ otf dd. dollars should ¢ OUR ANNUAL ® Ps, : ar os a e 1g SEP an od Ou how 3.00 1 to mw ace veiween the t4o rece, yet if thi - ” . : E | I } : i eight iuodred anc Ixty ¢ o ree é - o Drug line, don’t pass @i é s A 4- M ’ Cc if B 5 cordat . m5 ’ 5 i ctateetiie were enforced a situation would | iS the main lesson of Bogtieh history, | 4. presented tothe shareholders to cover ° o ee Mens Ca oots, - ‘ we @ J a0 | See d whiel a suld require all our Nor is the experience confined to England. interest of money and a sinking fund, and ¢ ' ° @i@ Wo Slippers, colored, 3 00, now 2 95 ne creater ecb i at aa pa , nde a . ? saa > ‘ ~~? ' at | | prad : mpartiality and patience. This Che whole trend of baman de velopment © | this said .sum of $867 must be further ¢ White Goods Sale 3 : 3 4 00, now 2 00 . ie; and we be S| prudence, impartiality ; aaa sliiiahin tahiti: lai\glii . es fe ag . » ne . ; | legislation and the denial of civil rights to | Constructive ar pany seep ee depleted by $395, the amount not expended “ele REDDIN BROTHERS 3/3 Vos Kid Buttoned Boots, SIZE 9 of the Board Prac "| ie Wee had, he added, brought the} towards closer usion—from the family to of the Government grant, which will ( ° : | > 1 50, now 1 00 ’ * . a | } tianders a Le, UNE ' , ; : oft< - 2 ——— f : thoug reg a situation to a er sical polot—it may be a pve tribe, — the ae 4 my r tty King reduce the amount of actual prem to 4 F S e } @ Wo’s Kid Buttoned busted Men 8 Buff Boots, st oe ae See , dom, f ie petty kingdom to the nation- 6 ; es $6,783.71 nod “est | > i e:.e@ ? tp ritte :7 i ny int be expression of bhi- om, from the petty wo $472.90, expenses $6,783.71. Viod es RTIC S SUITABLE FOR e ° ' Qos ; = i . OF The resolut . oF iliek the aah d Com- | 4lity, this process of drawing together hes dboundum f é : Ut S Opposite P. O. $ $ oe ~ 49,now | 75 ; li 4, ROW 12 not unanimously parsed TS oe ae “1 prove { to have fulfiled ite | Zo"e co unceasingly, tee! but re My suggestion to omit the yearly Exbi- | @ NICE WHITE TEETH. > : $ Wo’'s Kid Buttoned, Men’s Dongola Congress & as { pany iid be proves 7 38 i n of 2 8 2 : 7 9+ 1 oF PB maw agwecestthas rev sreat public | ™alns the federation of kindred nation ition for atime would not only save e ° 2 50, now 1 75 Q: 9 BR Thét is n | duty with great energy and 9 oe to usher in the federation of the world bition 77 oe a terme bees. bat Would ‘dled é We offer you White's Tooth Pas tes é SOOSSHOCHSSSS HOSS SYSECESOES 6 ° 279, now 2.00 F ‘ : | spirit ced an utterance so forceful an cat this movement which we ob- the taxp wers @ larg ; ; sa é and powders as being the leading ¢$ of the Ta Perla Pegs S| vet co-<tudiae-le.cceaaeneiak’ ie sie, MR eRe bt or ; i save ne'rly the whole of the above ex- ones on the market to-dxy and é 3 SIZE Al I=2 SIZE 10 t + Board, 1 ae : In view of | S¢rve in the political world equally notice penses sod give an efficient directorate an ¢ recommend them for pont wee. e n er ‘ar $ Wo’s Kid B iB , _ 1€ Gili SF Us Opposiuon. : i. le i » Chris ? 2 Cee nae ‘ . . We r iving espec'a ow A I Db os 1¢ > Ss 1 ’ y ; ‘ 2 *e are i ty of tl e outlook the committee | ble io the Christian —_ — —% ni opportuvity, through the race track, we é figures on’ Tooth Brushes ‘ior a ® Al 2 een eee Men’s Buff Boots; Fesources ” : . ste ite fi airy with all possible | protestant denominations oe SoW'= | returuing to the shareholders something in time] to reduce our stock. ( 3 = a : 1 50, now 1 00 2 35. now 1.75 ; ‘ ad avorable | inp mages v bat surely towards union ? Are not she whe ot 6Gictiead:' Mhée ame 4 year, é Call and see tor yourselves, ’ Without Lumber S Wo’s Kid Tie Sh 1”, ‘ <,09, LOW 1.4 r Great Brita a Christians general y beginning to appreci- managed by men ecquainted with the 4 ? 1 75; now 1 35 Men’s Calf Boots, 1 ots : nanan awane NaTson ate the fact that they a been eee as business, wou'd be at nded with little n 4 In it would be a strange sight. 3 Wo’s Laced Kid Boots, 400 now 3 00 ° : ' . — oe ee to the proportionate value of things ? rat weiiiie: ¥ eC source of ( ’ : nif 5 : , . S 1 New I k | omsemenegee hon tnt “ana ee leration of this | °*Pense nd become -a:good , source » Pie ; pe ¢ But we wouldn’t mind the look of it | ¢ 2 50, now'2 00 | Men’s © if B m sonugsuenes ' | Population Statistics Alarm Frenchmen, | the too exclusive consideration o ‘| profit ¢ D S : i pene eT eke oots, . aoe he | doctrine or that bas shut out from their |! In-liew of the Exhibition, T would Btiz- x Central rug Store. if we scllevery board, plank and stick 3 . mee 3.00. now 2.25 Bb " e ' . . — Jaria < 8 t . , : a2 . e , , : ; i . > ot 7 1 -_ , ioe te “i nok int a et bh from Pari ae we tye i knowledge the main features of Christian- gest a first class show of fat stock, with a ¢ Sunnyside. ei in ours before the opening of naviga-| @ ?, 5 1-2, 6, 6 1-2, 7 7 eed

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° Ie ported f i x r “ ston f France, found:d by Dr ity. Are —_ rs ew ss stallion ebiiw, at Easter, the funds oo vo ae — ——— mentee f ULUD, 3 A few pairs of each at the same rate N B—These ate just a few samples mplies ea : rT . Population of ance, 7, 2¢ migh : iieaintea scripti 5 - ; : :

ase Bee ee a alien Ghlet at the ade pal Statistics | ®PPreciate that — ; If-styled | Provided by private subscription, supple ; © of discount. : of the prices; we will show you others Great Britain,-two | : great iy sertillon, Ch the | . grown weary of watching his self-style< ented by 4 small grant from the treas-! I O [ J 1S There s Mone , eo. wil : ~

t o Provis Department of Paris, in view of the champions engaged in bitter conflict with | ™&" . au See our Men’s Window, all goods ai ortan , , Fens oene ; ury. J r : Dee porta J sas ‘ .| alarming state of the population of France their fellow Christians over mere differ- 7 3. T. Jennies I L 1 er OUR $1.00 TARLE half price 3

: ar } AOU | : nt a ’ . 2p: eR: - . ve ° in =s" ‘ n ; i ie > . * ° , = t Liberal | 8 S807® by ® recently pabli vp Sen M. ences of opinion, while the world is full rere il um) Contains, Women’s, Misses,’ and Child Your cheice for $i 00 in our We

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. t «] af >” Weamal | aia ier, with a| Of ¥fOngs waiting to be redressed, and INDIA’s FAMINE FUND, But it’s hard to get money ren’s Boots, men’s window, s: e them al — possibile tO Ta eine, the French ec their own lives much more in need of re~ ; tas ae ; “ere £ s ¢ $ . . ° ° 4 ‘ . 2cu "Q 2 , ea : ae - riff] view to coe vee parent = i formation toan the matters in question ? Lord George Hamilton, Secretary of out of it unless we — : or it. 7 - | their f ~ . yropose : ” . . ‘se * > ay aw . » an edver their families. Tue plan x - ye Are we not, one and ail, slowly awaking State for India, estimates the famine area , : - will work hard cr the next few This sale for cash. No goods on xpprobation, : urie | Government ae - * hools ose to the necessity of our ‘setting aside our at six thousand equare miles, with a popu- } 1 he W orld Ss Greatest months and. will make it worth your are ‘ ‘ - | academies shall only e Agee as ae little differences and otting in 4 strenuous lation of 36 millions, and the area of | while to buy your spring lumber now. Le lravemet | case of tamil.es of Lot . le - ra co effort to deem this world of Ours 10F | scarcity 120 thousand equare miles, and a Come and see how we doit. e a CS . . evelopment of the| living children, aa vat . l ; for Christ, by bringing about a universal population of 44 ‘millions. Scarcity dlicy j va ottens aad me oti | ernment posts, unless moniring . poviet recognition of the essential Brotherhood of means inefficient food to sustain ‘ik, | Telephone communication. S999 0969 002060040000000000000000000006000C0000 eecee na‘urai r " " jualifications or favours, like obace Man and of bis Sonship to God. mk — ; in Sif : . os ; ' fe. oe rier is as : i . " a . famine insutiicient food to maiutain life . ’ on : } sat ee 4° | licenses, concessions in the colonies, — And bas this recognition, have the facts P. W. Hales gid 60 Holding ae ee and JAMES BARRE rT. vena care - Dp Lae ‘ | rasie oa Lal! @ f ly y . a ll . . Bs om cece ueeeereerserees + + teecerees VA BW ‘ ‘ s s 7, fully committed to Preferential Trade as} etc,, shall be imilarily BUSps BN) we have just been considering, no practical Rion L aoe i09o{ European Champions ups year as Topp i that the Hon. Mr | that promotion and allowances ‘ e bearings upon the question we are asked to rts - pretty Pimstica usbieke th ieicsca 5 3 | iden year, will appear 7. - . — , - . S © OVE WUURG oc wwccece etter eeee Perens , wie Parliament that the gniated according to the — er st consi fer this evening, the need of closer i 6 ol 9.93 2.00 | i a Davies has d ns ad om anode children. The proporai iv meeting tong union, a united church. What is the a me are osann.ceececceses eeeece ae NOTICE. p ecat sle of duties exected on go serious consideration. Dr. Bertillon, position of the Church of England? Does Wide’ Mit ors ett od 5 00 i S orau In ond Great Britain «hou 'd early during the present nates sinc | ae she aot oceupy a place among the churches, idow’s Mite..... i a \ on rites the pastel rsh'p here 7 : : be resu] 1e CENSUS is Sit ; alling : ' ah R » &. VAWSO} sis tocer at th > . be red Butthe Hon. Mr. Farqn- the resuit of the ue rn ' — os '®8> | corre«ponding to tha which England holds eicniesl ; i ee on ae undersigned. er Loberal members of the | #04 that unless a ¢ ee among the nat ons? il a . THURSDAY LV C. FEB il. carrying oa Business under the style and har rh | takes place, France will sooo disappear as Conservative both by nature and from DIED firm of MeIpnis & Thorne, go oe eee Y t re ition an rreat nation. Germany, in 1£4], it ap- a ; ‘i> — day ot February, A. D., 1897, been diasoly y ” 7 oe , ; ¢ experience, she permits the greatest degree . ; this | i Laue ; mutual consent. “3 yore ‘/< Mack air thm ker ee ae es ith Of secioaenl Mou Goeniewes Gh the | Batered aa G dies ie PI il No such other expensive and unique} ated this 2nd day ee eet ee PI LOW COTTONS exhi 4 ya e matter | Krance. but to lay she is eres ited with maintenance of unity. She is reproached Montague, ¢ apt. George eXanuer 1 Fale aind, Bik sabes alanis ease brought ened in the presence j i AS and for fea st its passage would result | Y4¥'ng 14,000,000 of a Ry ae because of divisions amongst her mem bers. | lips. aged 77. leo Chariottetown in the winter time, Snes e TROuNk HW HITE COTTONS ’ sane > ania’ {than France. Then, a yo the | We realize the evil resulting from conflict | * [ o-. & eee 2 iad ta beeen saa al CHAS. E. THORNE, / we oe : a | ines Hive years the population oe renn@ey lof opinious when these are pushed tof A Key West special says: Apother and the citizens cannot af ord feb 5—~é TOWELS TOWELI ING Secliog ai t Board, ‘ e Conser- |! has increased by 3,000,000, eye e weap extremes, but within legitimate vound-~| marine disaster to the Spaniards4s pepors— this chance of seeing the world’s great- | -—— ' ETS + 481 vative members refrained from voting f ry France, in the on ovat _ eda 'D- | differences of opinion serve to elucidate | ed in which one of General Weyler’s own est. skater RINK TICK TA BI E LINENS raced alx i Tinally, it is s . : ‘ 4 ee a red would not hbaye | creased about 175,000. Finally, it is shown | |, trath and maiotain Cathol'city. Our] river expedit ous was badly need wp. ‘Admission 25 cents. lie See ae 4m ‘ ; se , ared that in 1873 the uumber of "young men on : } : P id to | I eup . a dafter Monday Feb. ist,a reduction ! io ‘ . ticles : : j re beea sunk . ahi hn mote eat er Mo . ist, ; fu : rw the bearing and ten-| ). liste for military service was about the articles are full of apparent contradictions, Fittape beats are anid. to a \ : kill 1 teserved seats only ten cents extra, will be made in Rink Tickets as follows: Seeteié Wis LU ee nd France, whereas | #24 €Xprees rather a series of compromises | 100 men are reported to have been kille of which there will only be a limited Geatiemen’s Ticket, 2 oF an 00 a hs denev of the re B was unders’ood by | same io Germany vs —- eiticagtta than a well-defined line of thought. Inj orto be missing and the nuuber of ' oe » row of seats in the ae ; io the Liberal membe:s, they must have} today the namber o* ae ee jy | this may lie their strength, for the Infinite} wounded is putat 75. Had not the re number, = ve ‘il b ; : 1 nin eae ani March bave always been bees vinced (hat, like the Patriot, they | 459,000, while the French conscripts only chn ouly be suggested, never fully ex-| treating Spaniards met reinforcements the promenade is all that will be reserved yood skating months the above rates w i ‘ ] ARRIS es ashe itil’ number 330,000. pressed. Does not our liturgy , breathe native expedition, which consisted of &09 Doers open at 7.15. Galbraith’s malas be re enized, as very low ones, for we i OT hadlalentiialiieaueienteiieen = forth aspirations of worship as pure and | men and had been sent against a eee Band. leans ‘came the Managers j j j 1 lofty as any the world has yet known? fort on the river Cauneo, in. Santa J. B. DAWSON J B DAWSON, j j - Orla HOKE 7 as ; : » Bs ; RTLETT, E Popular prices tc-night, Only The Summerside Vict rl a y In sp.te of long-existing prejudice, are | Clara province, would have been wipad —. A. A. BARTLETT. on AA BA iaonaaere LONDON HOUSE...... Sots Match to-night will be GXClting. * not the other den_minations begiuning to! out, ; « 2 s