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We guarantee Dodd’s Kidney Pills to cure ary case af Bright’s Disease, Diabetes, Lumb-g Dropsy, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Female Troubies, Impure Blood—or money r-tf d. Sold }-y alidealers in medicine, or oy mail on gece;pt of price per box, or Six boxes $2.50. DAR. L.A. SMITH & CO., Tororto, we can sell you Dodd’s Kidney Pilis at the following prices, viz.:—50c. per box six boxes for $2.50. Tothe trade—-$4.00 ur dozen, or three dozen at $3.75 per dozen. Sent by mail toany address pos paid,

GEORGE E. HUGHES, may 29 Charlottetown. PE. Island Railway On and after THURSDAY, 27th December,

1894, the traius of this Raiiway will run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows.—

PURE, HIGH GRADE |

ZX COCOAS AND CHOCOLATES | HIGHEST AWARDS |

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EXPOSITIONS | :

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DAILY

| THE FARMERS OF CANADA. ,

How the Conservative Party Was Legis.

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lated in Vheir Interests=The Dury on Neef, Pork, E'«

Whether the Conservative party are end tothe farmers of Canida can

} easily be seen by glancing at some 1 their record Let us take tor ¢ thre r conduct with rega l to ity Upon i pork and so forth

\ und that in 1888-9 the prices of |

wk, lard, hams, et Were so low |

United States that paid the producer of these articles there, to pay uty Which the Canadian Goveri-

nent had pliced upon thein, and bring em. over here and sell them to the Canadian people. In) consequence of i in tl ve hich we have mein

iL there Vel prhipoi ad $1,131,740 pounds of these p ducts, and in 1889 9) hat had inereased two million pounds more During the session of Is59 the mservative Administration changed

ts tariff, and the important change to the farmer Was an increase in the duties upon the products which we have above mentioned. It may be roughly said

that the datics were almost doubled ; and it should not be forgotten that avainst this change the Libcral Fi

‘sted most strongiv.. ev ET putting vote in the Hous. of Lauricr afterwards, it rgotten too, made it his iess to endeavor to excite some ot Quebec, who

ugainst the

to a Mi should not be 10 ot were not

Goverument

people rricuitural,

ittempting to assist the farmers of Manitoba and Ontario. The hanber- inch, of course, in the eastern § section

t the Province and in other parts of the Dominion, objected te the change. They had been using American meats

which they were purchasing at low prices and they, of course, quite rightly rom their standpoint objected to being compelled to purchase from the Cana- linn farmer athigher prices. However,

the legislation was carried and its wis dom is plainly shown in the effects whichi followed. The verv first year after the tariff was changed the importation of thirty-three million pounds had fallen to seventeen million pounds of the same products, and in 1892-3 had come down to six million pounds, while last vear it was only about four million pounds. In other words, the effect ot the legislation of 1889 has been to protect the farmers’

extent of giving them a market each vear for about twenty-nine imiilion pounds of meat. Upon this point the tarmers of Canada ought to remember the difference in the conduct of the two parties. ‘The Conservative party were anxious that our farmers should have our markets ; the Liberal party that it was better for our railways to make a little money by carrying into our coun- try American products to be consumed yy the Canadian people. Is there a single farmer in this constituency who that upon that question the Liberal party were right? When the contest comes on remember that a vote for a Liberal candidate is a vote in detence of the conduct of Sir Richard Cartwright and Mr. Laurier upon the neat product question.

cileves

THE PATRONS AND RAILWAYS.

The Patrons of Industry in Ontario ire demanding that the Government shalleceas: granting aid to railways.

Chis seems rather remarkabie since the nain plank in the policy of the Patrons if ludustry in Manitoba is that Govern ment aid toa very large amount shall

he given at once to the Hudson Bay Railway in the interest of the farmers ot that portion of the Dominion. — It

cannot be said that the Patron lodges of the Northwest are separate and distinct

nd have no connection with the Patron lodges of Ontario, since only the other day a Supreme Patrosi lodge was form-— ed for the whole Dominion There is; therefore, this. very funy spectacle presented: the Patrons of the west threaten to defeat the Government for

t doing what the Patrons of the east threaten to defeat the Govermment for doing. There can be no doubt that the Patrons of the west have more sense, from a farmer’s standpoint, than haye

the Patrons of the east. The large sums spent in railway aid in every province of the Dominion have done more to assist the farmers than any

other class. The great pro lun of the present day, so far as agriculture is concerned, is, how to reach rhe markets of the world as cheaply as pos:ible. Thy Canadian Government have end ‘avor. ed to solve this for the farmers of Canada by two metheds. First, by iiding railways and thus bringing com- petition into the interior parts of thy country, and second, by Geepening th: canals, which are the great competitor with the great railway lines to the sea-

board. instead of condemning th Government for bonusing railways, every farmer who considers his inter-

ests sensibly should be grateful for ths railway development policy of the’Con- servative party. The fact of the mat- ter is, thatin the iast twenty years, freight rates have been reduced to one- third what they were by reason of ths

Trains Outward. Trains Inward. Read down. Read up AM PM AM PM 70 53 .. -Charlottetowr. -- 1010 230 718 349....Royalty Junction ) 50 211 803 4233.....North W 905 12 Si ¢@... Hunter 8 51 133 8 45 > 18... Bradalt 817 12 42 $& 577...:..... Emer $03 1233 910 540........ Freetown 754 1290 92 > 50... -Kensington 733 1200 O&O 630 Ar 700 li 3 PM PM Summ le AM AM 12 ws Ly ir ig 3 : it eee 1) 30 219 ..Por 9 © 2 3i.. .. O'Leary 8 0 3 S.. -. Bloomfield oe te 4 ot PUTO. sc occnsencccess GED 53) I 600 PM AM PM AM a -««--Charlottetown ost 24 india tecaeis Royalty Junction oe el 10 Si 4 ee covcege WOE 55 r} Lv) 96

) . Mount Stewart ) ¢ / 419? Ly) / ars 8 50 522 bewes piciend RNS <n dawscte soens ak 73 6 45.. Georgetown 710 PM AIM PM ne ea ee en ee $0 Mount Stewart........:.:.8 55 4 45 yrell 8 17 5 12 Sit Peter's 7 48 6 40 ear Be, ie os ba 5K 7 iO Souris -.6 20 PM AM PM ee 416 ee ee - 724 > Cape Traverse 6 35 PM AM Trains areran by Eastern Standard Time

D. POTTINGER, uuen Mgr Can Govt Railways Moncton, N B. A. McDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown.

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competition caused by increase of rail- | way mileage, and construction of com- peting lines. The cheaper the freight charges to the English market, the bet- ter price the Canadian buyer will be able te get for the farm products, an! we cannot understand how any lot of farmers will) band themselves together to retard railway development, which is the only thing which will give them th; competition necessary to the reduction of rates to the lowest possible point.

TEETH $10 per set. Partia sets $2.00 and up wards. Painlese ex traction of teeth, DR. J, P. MURRAY, Office, 145 Queen St., Charlottetown, P. K. I.

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‘ELECTRIC COMPANY.

With a view of meeting the numerous | applications recently made by the residents of Charlottetown for Electric Lights, this Company begs to inform the public tha it will increase its plant in the course of May next, if the number of new subscri- bers for Electric Light justifies the outlay.

With a view also of lowering the cost of Electric Lighting, the Company will furnish to its consumers from this date the Packard Incandescent Lamps at cost, i. e., 35 cents each.

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the Station. JAMES WADDELL,

jan24—Im eod Superintendent.

TENDERS.

Tenders will be received by the under signed until the first day of March for the erection of an Episcopal Church in Souris. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of Mr. A. E. Clark, railway station, Souris.

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Eggs and Butter taken in exchange for cash or goods. xoods delivered to all parts of the town free of charge.

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A lower floor of the crypt of old St. ?aul’s was recently discovered by a bin of wine falling through from a cellar just above.

The Chicago Civic Confederation de- clares that there are 60,000 victims of the opium habit in that city. They keep alive 100 public smoking places.

Parisian restaurant keepers mix a little honey with their butter. This gives it an agreeable taste and flavor, and makes in- ferior bujter more palatable.

There ia a rumor in New York that fully $25,00090 worth of diamonds have recen'ly been stolen from Maiden Lanedealere by medns of fraudulent memorandum orders. A German

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A French publishing house has issued a volume of eighty pages that is smaller than the ordinary 2-cent stamp. It is the story of Pennault, “Little Hop o’ My Thumb.”

The population of London is said to be 5,948,300 and inereasing at the rate of 705,000 ayear. The city, therefore, has a populatie:. 2-bout 1,500,000 more than Seotland and 1,000,090 more than ireland.

RADICAL CHANGES,

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A professor at Edinburgh University has an income of over £4,000 a year, and his chair is the most valuable in the world.

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The town of Meriden, Ct., proposes to impose a tax on all book agents and can- vassing mer that follow that trade in that town.

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