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Calendar for March, 1893,
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9 Thursday 25 2 44
10 Friday | 28 3 41 i Saturday | 31 4 57 12 Sunday i 35 6 25 13 Moaday 39 7 33 14 Tuesday 41 & 25 15 Wednesday 45 9 19 16 Thursday 48 w 0 i? Friday 51 Lo 37 Is Saturday 55 1k 12 19 sunday 57 ll 48 20 Monday 59 | Morng 21 Tuesday 12 4 0 27 2 Wednesday s . 2 23 Thorsday lt 1 37 Ww Friday 4 2% wb Saturday 18 416 6 Sunday j 2i 5 57 7 Monday 24 7 15 Qn | Vneeday 28 8 17 29 | Wedosday 3i 9 3 »Y Tharaday a4 9 42 31 Friday | 12 37 10 15
8, BR. FOSTER & SON, Manufacturers of Wire Nails, STEEL AND IROW CUT RAILS,
And Spikes. Tacks, Brads, Shoe Nails, Hungarian Nails, &c.,
ST. JOHN, N. novi—* yr
~O. B. WADMAN, Commission Merchant & Auctioneer, C4APAUD, P. E. I.
\RMS AND FARM STOCK 4 SPECIALTY. | Consiznments solicited. Qu ck returas, 600 CIGAR+, which [ oft r +o Traders by the Rox cheaper than they c1a tuiport them. janli—dy & wky
ROBERT BALLOG] & 00, TEA MERCHANTS, Miacing Lane, London.
REPRESENTED IN CANADA BY
J. A. M923139 1, HALIFAX Removed to Stamper Block.
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Wyastep All young men and women, boys and wirl4, or any worthy person without sufficient means to attend the Hxposition, to know that for advertising pusposes we shall ive away 1,000 or wore free visits to the World's Fair evading raicrosd fares both ways, good board «p12 rgom in Chiesygo for one wees, six adroissi ‘n te.@ sto tne Exposition grounds, etc., ON Cay ot fiton4, Without co-ting ene cent of money. It you #ish to go. write today enclosing Treier- eave and self-uddres-ed stamped envelope.— Wounws Fait ENTeRTAINMENT Co, 23 Mo- Vieker's Theatre Busiding, Chicago, UL febsi—ct
A. LEOF RED (GRADUATE OF LAVAL AND McGILL,) Mining Engineer
duces bceceeneeae? — os ceeeeseesece'ss coves MONTREAL
MAIN OFFICE. BRANCH ecl9—dy l yr
FOR SALE.
FAKM AT SOURIS, containing £3 acres of
eh vice land, well manured aad in Grast-clas- condition: weil watered with a never-failing # ream renniac pacclel with the Far» ; fronting Oo Saris Hay, wh re large quantities of rea wee can o¢ prvcured There arc two large barns, a Cottage and Workshop on tue premises, aod as ie far is within ta min tes’ walk of the thriv-
the best shipp ie
ME Vilage i} Sou iw, eue OL Pursin P. KB. Isl md. — . Yermieasy. For garticnlars apply in Souricgto
. D, Macdunala ; in Charleitetown to J. & MACDONALD.
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FINAL NOTICE.
ot paid che'r accounts 1802, must setiie
LL »eraons who have t rendered Sist LDecemoer,
Nn fall beter e 2h of March next Ali ac C%UOl4 remain uy unpaid after that date will be Placed in the «ourt for collection.
J. BR. MACDOVALD Qieea Strect
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Two OFFICRS on the fist fist of the Mer chants’ wank of P. &. Island ou dding. adios ing the new offices of Divi « & Haetard. Thee Oilices ar: heated wih ho water, and have & tached te them fire pro of vaalt with eombina- lon jock. Kntrance, Great George Street,
Atlee A suit of Orfices on -econd fiat
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GREAT UNRESERVED SALE With . KEGS NAILS, 70 boxes Glass, S tons Barbed Wire, 3 tons Whi'e Load and
13 Colored Paints, 1 ton Tarred and Dry Paper, 1 tom Screw Hook and other Hinges, 70 pairs Carriage Springs and Axles (slightly damaged), 3 tens Grind Stones, 30 dozen Chisels, and large stock of ASSURTED GENERAL HARDWARE.
TRADE SATE.
70 barrels Flour, 110 boxes Tea, puncheons Molasses, 12 barrels Vinegar ( Malt and White Wine), 20 cases Lemp Flues, 20 barrels Herring, 100 boxes Digbys, 15 barre s Sugar, Pepper, Mustard, Spices, Pickles, Washboards, Brushes, Shue Blacking, Stove Polish, and large assortment of GENERAL GROCERIES.
sm Er 11 G@OLOCK
‘ pe y 1 nm FUESDAY, MARCH 14th, Al And continuing all day, at the Burnt Premises of R. B, Nerton & Co.
Towa and Country Merchints should reserve orders from Commercial Travellers and attend this sale. Every:hing off-red will be sould without regard to prices. Full
fares on P. E. Island Ruilroad will be allowed to purchasers of $100 and upwards Positive Clearance Sale to empty the building. 15 Crates Assorted Urockeryware.
E. H. NORTON & C@., Auctioneers, * HOME JEWEL” STOVES and RANGES, best in Canadian market. mch8—t!} sle
GREAT SALE OF BOOTS,
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THE STOCK OF BOOTS NOW IN MY SHOP,
NORTH SIDE OF QUEAN SQUARY,
must be clored out this Month, as the Shop has to be vacated Ist of April.
DISCOUNTS 25, 33) and 59 per cent., FOR CASH ONLY,
R. K. JOST.
Charlottetown,
March 3, 1893.
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and for two months will pay in own goods, at same prices, as below. The Feathers must be ciean, free from sand, dirt and all quills.
NEW GOOSE FEATHERS, Pure White, 30c. per Ib.
* " - , White & Grey, 25c. per Ib. “ “ “<< Grey, 20c. “c « LUCK & White, ek: 2™ “ “ ‘“ Mixed, ee." « HEN & CHICKENS, Mixed, Mee
Second-hand Goose Feathers in good condition
taken at 10c per lb. Big Bargai.is in FURNITURE this month.
MARK WRIGHT & C2. Ltd’
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sary, free of charge. The following by a noted M. haartily endorse, and consider it worth preserving.
E. W. TAYLOR, Optician,
CAMERON BLOCK.
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osition. Avoid reading by twilight. Inability to use the eyes m: ans something ; fino ut what it is. Allow no indsmmation or pam ‘n the eyes to be ne glected, and bear inp
mind that many an obecure pain or ache miy be due to overtaxed eyes or on e a ee
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Of Pure orwegicn Cod Liver Oil ana Hiypophesphites.
It will STRENGTHEN WEAK LUNGS, STOP THE COUGH, AND CHECK all WASTING DISEASES. A remarkable
flesh producer and it is almost as Palat- able as Milk, Be sure to get the genuine
put up in salmon-colored wrappers. Prepared only by Scott & Bowne, Belleville.
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AUCTION.
AM instructed by Mr. Allan Boisner, who is I about changing his business. to seli at Paslic Ane ion, on TURSVAY,. the 28th cay of March, 1803, ac (he hourof Eteven o'clock in the fore- noon. at the Benevolent Irish suciety’s Hail, Souris :-- 7
Ail the Household Furniture in the Boisaor Hotel. “ouria, consisting of 1 (rgan, Sewing Jaceine, Bedroom Sets, Feather Beds, Mat- resse-, Tables, Chairs, Sideboards, Mirrors, Car
. Bedding. Stoves, etc ia. the one xpired term of the lease of the gornor Hotel and premises at Souris
Terms made known at sale. Sale positive.
Cc. C. CARLTON, Auciioneer,
en? y the Gevernment to consider whether or nor nea redress should be given to the minority by
CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, i898.
Ottawa Notes.
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(Special correspondence of The Examiner.
Sir John Thompson on rising was greeted with hearty applause. He cpened with some good-natured remarks at Mr. Tarte’s expense, pointing to the striking contrast between that gentleman's speech of five hours’ length and the resolution which fol- lowed it. It was perfectly ubvicus to every- one, Sir John said, amid rears of laughter, that the speech had been dictated by one person aod the resolution by another, and that the two men had never agreed on any part of the policy. Mr. Tarte had inveigh- ed at length upon the injustice done to his countrymen in the matter of their langusge, and had occupied hours to show that the Government should have disallowed the obnoxious Schocl Bill, yet his resolution contained not one word about either lan- guage or disallowance. Sir John then en- tered into a detailed history of the whole question. He pointed out that under the British North America Act the subject of education was relegated to the Provincial legislatures, under certain restrictious, safe guarding the rights of minorities. For twenty years everything had gone smoothly in Manitoba unt:] 1890, when the objection- able act was passed, and which the Romau Catholic minority claimed should be dis allowed, The Government said that this was a question which ought tu ba decided by the courts. A citizen of Winnipeg brought suit and the Government sustained the cuit before the courts. Sir John then proceeded to defend the Government’s action in the matter of quoting the case of the New Brunswick School Law and the utterances of Sir George Cartier upon that subject before Parliament that the question was not one to be decided by the m j ity, but was to be settled in a spirit of justice with regard to the interests of both bodies. Mr. McKenze’s resvlution, which was adopted in regard to it, was to the effect that the matter was not to be settled by the disallowance of Provincial statutes, but by reference to the law vfficers of the Crowu and the Jadiciai Committee of the Privy Council. Thst opimion was obtained snd it held that the N. B Act was within the power of the Legislature. Then in the case of the P. E. Isiand Act in 1877, the opinion arrived at was precisely to the same cff-ct, that the act complained of by the Roman Catholic minority was not to be iuterfered with by the policy of dis- allowance.
The Government's contention was that the question whether the Manitoba Act was ultra vires should be left to the courta, and if they decided it was not so, but that the Act was valid, then would be the time for
way of appesl provided by Section 93 of the B. N. A. Act. This was what the Government had done. There were two sets of petitions from the Manitoba minor- ity, One claimed disallowance, the other that the Act was ultra vires. Lay aside the tirat class until this litigation was deter- mined, because there was no case for dis- allowance if the acts were wtra vires. If they were wtra vires they did not need to be disallowed. If intra vires they ought net to be disallowed. Lay aside the peti- tions which ask for remedial legislation, because the first queetion to be decided was as to whether these acts had any force at all. If they had nv force, no remedial legislation was nevessary, and no appeal ought to be carried forward, If it were ascertained that these statutes of 1890 complained of were legal and operative, it would be time enough to consider that class of petitions which claimed remedial legisla- tion and redress.
Sir John denied Mr, Tarte’s statement that the rsport of the Government upon the petitions contained any promise whatever of remedial legislation, and also another statement of Mr. Tarte that Sir John Macdonald would have disallowed the Act if Archbishop Tache had insisted upon that course. Mr. Tarte had stated that Sir John Thompson's report, making the so-called official promise, had been penued s0 as to secure Arch- bishop Tache’s support at the elections, while the fact was that the report was not penned until weeks after the election. Some might ask him whether the decision in the sase of New Brunswick was not enough, and why they should again move to litigate with regard to the same question a8 to Manitoba, It was because the righta of the minoriiy inthe two Provinces rested on different statutes. If they had the same statute in New Brunswick as they had in Manitoba, that might have prevailed; but the New Brunswick minority required to show that their rights had been estab lished by law, and the Manitoban minority only had to show that they existed in prac. tice. There was a mixed question of law and fact, and the question was submitted, as everybody knew, to the courts of the country with varying success until it cam: to Ottawa, and the Supreme Court of Can- ada pronounced against the validity of these Acts, and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Counc'l reversed that decision anc declsred these Acts to be intra vires. Su Jvoho thin crew the attention of the Hous: to the Supreme and Exchequer Courts Aci ff that tune. They had now an amended Ac’ by which @ question of law relating t education, invuiving questions of fact a well as law, sheuld be submitted to th: Supreme Court of Canada ior determin ation, and that court might take evidenc upon the questious of fact, as well as hea srguments upon the questions of law. At! he time of which he spoke the Supreny Court Act was not so tramed, and, there fore, the litigation had to beg at the be giuning—begin before s judye of first in- ‘stance in the Province of Manitoba ia order hat evidence might be taken to establich what were the righs of the Romar Usthohe minvrity of the Province en joyed by practice at the time of the univo. sir Johu then went on to explain th difference between tha procedure in th:
Estates Act—why an appeal was granted in one case and not allowed mm the other Sir John then quoted the authority of Hon. Edward Blske as to the jadicial functions of the Government in a case like the present, and showed that Mr. Blake's views, which he expressed in 1890, were accepted by Sir John Macdonald, and in the following year embodied in the Supreme Court Act. The exact machinery which the Government had followed in the Manitoba School case, was :hat which Mr. Blake had suggested and Parliament had adupted. Sir John then proceeded distinctly to define the position of His Exceliency’s adviseis sit- ting in a judicial capacity and deaiing with the case, and instanced the proceedings a few years ago before the Railway Committee of the Privy Council, when the question of the right of a railway constructed under authority of the Manitoba Legislature, to cross a road constructed under a Danialen charter, came before that committee for consideration, The R-ilway Committee of the Privy Counei! did with regard to the railway question precis-ly what the Committee of the Privy Council are doing now with the education question. What they did was to submit to His rxcellency that he should lay before the court a case upon whir h the rights of all parties concerned should be decided before they made any decision They might have pursued the course recom mended by Mr. Tarte. They might have made an order for the crossiog, and have put armed men in motion to effect the crossing. The might have left the difficulty to be decided after- wards, bat every man, when the dispute was over, admitted that they took the sufer course, avoided confosion and perhaps bloedshed, at any rate avoided confusion and heartburnings, and submitted the question of the rights ot the parties to :he courts first, aud then acted ou the decision obtained. As to what the pelicy of the government would be after a decision bad been obtained from the courts, Sir John was prepared to give this anewer . That the province of Mani toba wasa constitutional province and whether in hands of legislators opposed to this Govern- ment or ia sympathy with them, there wes every reason to be ieve, and they might rest assured, that she wvuld obey the dictates of the bighest court of the empire as to what the constitution was,regardless of the displeasures of the m»jority if the decision were ageinst them; ana so far as the disposition of this ap- peal was concerned, the maj rity mast bow to that decision snd the Federal } xecutive would advise His Excellency according’y. Among the spectators in the gallery or Monday was the notorious Count Mercier, «x-Premier of Quebec Oitawa, Maich 7, 1893,
hews Notes.
In Carlsruhe, Germany, anyone who plays a piano while the window of the room is open is liable to a tine.
The New York Herald demands that the idea of building the Nicarayua canal as an American ides be given up. This is de- clared to be an age of rauvroads, not canals Foreign complications and financial liabil ities would be imminent. Finally, ‘‘we ave not Egyptians.” Probably the burs'!ing of the Panama bubble has something to do with this decided opposition. Pope Leo is gratified by the offer of the American Roman Catholics to give Mgr. Satollia residence in Washington as a resent in honor of the Pope's episcopal jubilee; and the donors. It is reporved that Dr. O'Connell, the American secretary to the Propaganda, has been appointed to a high position, and that the F. Z. Rooker, of Albany, of the post of secretary to Mgr. Satolli, is Cue to the negotiations in regard to the Rev. Mr. Rooker succeeding Dr, O'Connell. As the winter has progressed it his been necessary in Russia and noithern Europe generally to keep going further and furtber back for a paraliel of the severe weather, which, up to the latest reports, had either continued in uawonted severity or else fur- ther increased in rigor. The records of the cold wiviers of 1870, 1859, 1844, 1837, and 1812 were successively passed, until nuw the present season is accredited in St. Peters- burg the cst severe experienced there, and in Russia generally, since 1739-a year when the Rhine, the Seine and the Thames were all ice bound. In Siberia the season has been abnormally severe. At Tomsk the thermometer lately registered 58 de- grees beluw zero for a week. There have been a terrible number of deaths and great suffering among the parties of convicts travelling the Tundras and steppes, so the convict caravans have been suspended for the present.
n-ne inline Uric Act in the blood is the cause of near. ly all disease. It visits every prt of th» vody and is liable to fasten disease un any orgab; the duty of the kidneys is to extract wastes from the blood; a cold will stop this actiop, * pain in the back foliows, end, unless celicf is obvaiaed, permanent iaxbilicy of the kidneys to perform their functions follows, which may terminate in jiver complaint, dys- pepsia, biood disease, dropsy, diabeves o1 right’s disease. Dodd's Kidacy Pilis assist the kidneys to vatural work, and cure all complaints and results arising fiom same. 6 New Liquor Law.—The draft of a new liquor license law for Hatifax city was presented at Thursday night's meeting of the City Counce] stihat place. The new iaw abvulishes the ** pint system,” iocreases
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BABY RIDER, Deltas, Me.
CURED =: —:— —-- SKODA’S!
“Baby River, was a terrible sufferer from Piezermna of Sealp and Face. The whole ‘op of Dead was covered with crusts 148 iach thick, and Face and Fars involved in similar manner. No rest night or day for chid or mother. Hamds and Clothing Covered with Blood, where the littic one endeavored to allay the itching and burning, by scratching the raw surface of Face, with its tiny fingers. Remedica of nearly all kinds, had been used, but it was constantly growing worse, when the mother began the nee of SKODA'S GERMAN SOAP, and BECDA’'S OINTMENT. These Remedies used externally, four or five times, dally, for a few weeks, produced as clear and fair a ckia, as ever adorned a Baby's Body.”
SKODA’S GERMAN SOAP,
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Should always be used in the Nursery. It Joaves the Skin without Spot or Blemish,
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mean to stick to it till it has. actialheegiliintanls ss diaasines Haxpsome Featcrxes. — Sometimes ua sighuy b.ocches, pimples or sallow opiqve skin, destroys the attractiveness of hinds) «-~ features Io ali such cases Scott's Kmulsion
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