THE TUESDA z

FEBRUARY i1,

DAILY EXAMINER . - . - . =

1896.

| ; i aa AN) onage ITEMS. PERSONAL. | LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR. | ious Actin force had the least spark of | TQ THE VOTERS OF CHARLOTTE- LO AL = ; rong. | charity in their nature they would be TOWN. {r. and Mrs. Hamlyn and family have 53 ashamed to have an old lady between oneal S |Srrived in England after a good paszace. LeT THEIR NAMES BE KNOWN, eventy and eighty years of age inci rcer-| , GENTLENEN,—To such of you as have | a Me J.M. sme al of Schurman & ated in jail for selling liquor, which 1 am | 1% View one — oe _ —— ik iClarke, Summerside, is ameng the cuests Sir Let the names of al! rominent retty sure sl F lid ils ver. | Of our city, allow me to offer a few words: y : dddfellows’ Hall} “ z | Say -b i ali prominent | pretty sure she never did, and I am cer ’ : : WORTH READ e j at the Queen : | temperance people who vote for club] tain that she never bargained for or boaght | ,. 1, Don’t vote for the candidates the R ING ar _— — ’ . Dr. A. Ross, of Vernon River Bridge,/ members be p=blished after the elec- liquors for sale. The place was left ler, a men ed and work for. No matter Mi ‘ ¥ ,; Was atthe Queen yesterday en route to; tion. Every voter who votes for al I suppose, by her late husband, and who who the candidate is, he is not your man oe , ; “eae te <2 : : > ty = : . ‘ iss é aws, all sizes on R i fu e¢ ecessar .| New Brunswick, member of the club cannot be classed | ever bouzht or sold the stuff, she did note when sm euch oer Di ton's Rota y Saws, all _— f : i Captain M Macdonal 1, of Georgetown, IS | among-t the temperance people, and I am | There is a grievious int-take Fomewhere, 2. Don’t be influenced by the men who Disston’s Swages, Ee j st ar meeting of the “Y's” . tewn. He is aguest at the Hotel glad to know that the poll books will be to have a poor old lady like Mrs . Connolly, ata ster = roe ti si Disston’s Side Files “e : ne - Palak avier available hereafter as a monument to their | who is quite a stranger in this country, | QT dealer's object 13 pass an . + : 1 . 2 : Se Attorney-General Peters leaves this af- | inconsistency, and who, [ firmly believe, re er even sold | “patriotic—it is to make Smoaty, caring WORTH BUYING, Saw Gunuorers and Cutters. : Beas Judie a ternoon for Ottawa to attend the Supreme Consistency. a glass of table beer or mixed Jeméns in | 9°t who may soffer. The “wen who are Belting Rubber and Leather. “4 S € Aesresi” tire} Court of Cavada — —$__—_ her life. I believe the matier should be | YO King with them must havesvme selfish —— ate eo * son's Francis of Assissi” this! ne W. S. Stewar', Q.C., leaves this | THE FEELING IN THE AIR. investigated. end in view or they would not lend their elt sacing. c we worth aft » | . ‘ ; iss : ee ' “ ; TTT iy yr Mf sian ] *, bi set ° >*;afternoon for Uttawa ae the ou < The 1 f ‘ ‘a ficht j GaprieL. MeDonavp. ee _ ae a lidat ho } , IN STOCK NOW : Mill Tools of all kinds, and OILS. > | preme Court of Canada. Mr. Stewart a sre, ne 1 nes for to-morrow’s fight in P. S.—I do not think that the Guardian ? on t vote Sor tbe CAnGiae, WAC Bas ices ¢ “pat 1: LAE S Picton t aly "<>! companies Mr. S-ewart Ward Four are now drawam for the final | sanctum itself is very clear ef the ardent | Worked with the lquor interest in the past. Pope’s Life of Sir John Mac- Our oe the lowest and BO ds are best quality. and at te & | Sae) Mr. W. H. Holmes, representing Messrs. | struggle. Each side claims a victory, bot | when it makes St. James’ Hall belong to} Phere toe much at sake to risk such a ¥ wa tomorrow mora\t £) MeMaster & Co., Toronto, is a guest at the | the indications are that the people’s-can-| Matthew & McLean and publishes mar- | Man no matter how god his promi-es donald. ye : | Davies Mr. Holmes is a brother of (ol, | didates, Messrs. Nicholson and Johnson, riages fur deaths. now. : = Y ' r of Court Avondale Co | Holmes, of Winnipeg, D. A. G. of Minito- | will be elected by a good majority. . All G. McD. 4. Don’t sell your vote to the candidate|‘* The Bonnie Briar Bush, a te e nig 3 : ba and the Northwest Territories. that is wanted now is a united body to- 5 eect ati ie who fixed the street in front of your hou e “alg : busines rea : ‘ Mr. A E. Ings has returned from his | morrow, the “fseling in the air” being TRE SAVIO CAMEATOR, and because of that exp ct* your support and €u’town, Feb. 6—246 } i trip "08 cing well > went “down | the lichols d Johnso ave * wr ae : 5. Don't vote f é s | trip abroad, looking well. He wen “down hat Nicholson and Jobnson have that Sir,—The civic campaign, as ‘conducted | 4 5 7 oe “ik? am 2 _becaus e he -_— _ | south” in the Northumberland, and came | union, support and determination that by the Morning Siésidlen had Okek -cor- does businese w'th you or because he may «TF Dav e pei ff = eax - Ar i ‘ Dive ats left Cape| home via Washiwgton and other leading | will carry them to victory. vied outa ik ceeds eanhiaanl Phicidiiines help increace your ‘busine-s. Your self. | 1e ays oO u 4ang a é » and arrived atl cities of the Usted Sistes and Cansda Warp Four, af the eantaa te ee Gilead ao respect and manhool are worth much Syne,” Tort about 2 of c hey wi] Mr. John Li. Macdonald, foreman of the ps ~- i ia i leabes . ~ om oe os a " more than any such visionary prosperity. - . . i ay A % . ‘wv H Ols and § ‘ ( 8, s as ‘ painting and decorating department of the | MR. HASZABD ANDO THE CLYB, | ctmitinniae bese mane eceenen” aol 6. Don’t vote for a candidate because By McLaren. — Dalton-Ingerso!| Cvo., metal workers, ef oe : he is on vour side of WLen

politics, party becomes stronger than principle, } men become slaves, advancement stops

| cowardly eveg-ahan usual. It copdemne one candidate, a3 # supporter of the rum party, because be. is running with @ | oq honor and honesty are sacrificed to ing statement: Mr. Haszird, one of the gentieman who.is- a mem ber of “the propitiate the political freee By weeks with his parents and friends. Mr. a - a ee ‘ = Se ae cares whe be eee. & /Dost vou sr. the quar. dealers : |Macdonald reports times quiet in the | '2¢ Vin about @ year ago, at the solic wri a ae : a nominee becanse a temperance candidate “Hub.” | tions of his friends, He is very rarelv cind:inen, te : has offended you. Sacrifice your private | there. Lattend pretty regularly myself, The Guardian has, ov er and ov er again, feelings for the’ pebiid. eood: mlece the and I do not think I have seen him within | Cautioned the electors against voting for state before self. : a 8

SUPREME COURT, | its wal's half a dozen times since he be- | the rum-party candidates; and, althbugh | =, D n't. vot for the candidate tl

era | came a member. I have never seen him | Often invited to do xo, hasenever dared to = an ae oe a eee ae

: rum-seller votes i e expectati take liquor. (Of course, everybody else | publish a ‘is: showing whom of the can- ; ~~? ae oe *. ’ ’ y eis that when elected you can influence him.

Str,—For the benefit of those who | think it acrime to belong to the Char- lottetown Club, IT beg to make the follow-

lum bers’ Fort Hill Square, Boston, was a passenger by the Stanley to Georgetown on Saturday, en route to

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Chambers’ (New) Complete Encyclopedx at a bargain price.

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Tvespay, Feb. 11.

| 2 . . . r> ; cept g Sem Vouyie, »Cartlur 2 nebec surance | <« xc home se0olf ine > . ( 8 are M 7 ° ° y 7 ‘ r te ie ely, pae-| MeCarthur vs. The Quebec Insurance | goe home full. myself ineluded, aceord- | di — are the rum Maal Such*men always follow the wishes of the S a any thing in our line . If SO, don t put ‘6 : ra ; Company—7 his was an application to set | ing to the Guardian’s correspondents.) I The Guardian has daily repeated the majcrity of their supporters and not of the : : ‘ , vo ranged \y (he | aside the writ issued in this cause for ir- | think this is only bare justice to Mr. Has- | false assertion that the Scott Act is the oe k

| ead : : é few temperauce voters who a , | reg ilarity, or set asile the service upon | zard, for whom [ entertain a very high re-

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only issue in the eleetion. If it were true, supported

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, Ty ee 1 j}the ground that the service was not made | spect as a man anda public citizen. the Guardian could not justify its course Consider well who the men are that By il . r dav _ oA Y cal — I 5 the Sheriff. Mr. McLe ah, Q. C., on | Cr UB. i supporting a candidate who is & part- will decide the contest to- morrow; not the J mal ev ery ay z ! i . oF eas ta Ida ehalf of the plaintiff, opposed the appli ——— ner in a joint stock liquor selling concern, liquor dealers, we all know what they will TD ey rs 0 murde Catt notte: i yeas ed the | ‘ : and i i P ¢ ee ‘ ne ‘yp eation; Mr. Stewart, Q. C., supported the THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATES, _ in os he era ~ © | dc. uot the regular tipplers, they vote for w= @ = C iJ C 3 Bi; - % S}rule. as A ——- ee Oe Te. eee ek wee supply them; not the drunk- M h + 7” il 1 — The Court reserved jadgement. ., | , Stw:—Messrs. Nicholson aud Jolinston, | “A¥°OU- s ards, they vote fur tne saloon every time, erenan alior. “4 - eee | Mr. Stewart,on behalt of Arthur Ed- | the People’s Candates in ward four, deserve But it is not true that the Scott Act, °F | tho’ it is their ruin. If the candidates aSZaf oore enemy eee ener We regret to hear that, ward Ho; gan, obtained an order for his ex- | the enforcement thereof, is at issue in this 1

the support of all moderate men of all

1. ; of the liquor men are elected, it will be by ae a. = . : ; : : } et | re es " alec : . Ac ‘ )- vs , 96 af Mr. J.H Murphy bad his leg broken] amination, preparatery to his — a OT classes of opinion. They are both young —— i nscggoate ee Reo the votes of good, moral temperance citi- Charlowetown, Feb. 7, 1896. ‘ ; last < by failing on the siippery|4 on student in Mr. Stewart's office. | men of good character, and although not . a a a ' see oa se ‘Ae pets zens who have been induced by ove pre- | ———--—----—--—— S site Le Georg Sireé D he argument in the application for} 2 ‘ted with anv (rane rvaniza- epeat Cé € Hei 3 Speci . ‘ . vied 4 wi ia Bash : i us ag he Tr ; f St. ee, ee, mee Marshal Cameron, the appointed Prose} (6X OF mt jo wee Ae ee. Hran ! B Kelly oe mandamus against the Trustees of the tion are well known to be temperete in| “Stsh ™é ° Remember no means will be left . ran ,

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their views as well as in their couduct, | €2'0", Is an officer bound by oath to do unused to secure such votes. It is the

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ALL ~WOMANKIND .

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best costs but little more than you bave so kindly given in which to ex- | to move Heaven and earth to elect one of

Ty a ’ . the worst. The whole amonnt press my views, Common Sevse. cheapest at John N Cwson § [

A. W. REDDIN, Phm. B,

the Club to be our Chief Magistrate, to ad-

is insignificant. We havethem WHO TO VOTE FOR. minister our temperance laws. But he, it

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; — Reserve Tuesday evening,| o'clock to a Judgment was against the | and can thus safely be entrusted with the | is duty, and as long as the Act continues vote of the careless citizen that plac : 04) a. : : p ; rs e. : Penne oe > j ce a o wil 6 ; ee ' places 50 Tons Best Qualit vo. - g is $ r Mr. Ross's 1 o Zion | Trustees, and an order for a peremptory | administration of the affairs of the city, in sa be in force, nog long will the Mar: hal } « bosses” and liquor men in power; it is} toba W heat, a ae it la BS US 0 cl DOrMoUs at dllls, Chure Pickets cents, | mandamus made to con pel the a cluding the judicious enforecment of the otiaie - all Ce his wie to stop : the indifference of otherwise good citizens f EIR ES Se ME eae Ti owned Proces ad OC vtian Endeavor |to receive the boy back to school. No} Scott Act. There are, as we all know, | !!licit sale of intoxicating beverages by | 110) Gives the law breakers their strength; CARVELL BROS. ° acer Work ccm were allov. d Attorney-General many things besides Scott Act to look | bringing to sunnee all those who offend therefore I appeal to you to oppose the febl1—3i 246 We are candid enough toadmit that we are somewhat ‘ or oe peeane = rs an d for applicant; | after, and we shall require the best talent | SE7ine\ he law ® Brovitton. hat f cer. | Candidates that have the liquor support : overstocked. It would not pay us to carry goods over the ; Tava ‘ There waa s nost 2 orson, Q.C., for the Trustees, | at our disposal for that purpose, and the A eres we es = rere table didates, tl | j < - w , , . , 2 he _ earan : “0 s kK. rm ; 1” | __In the matter of the application of Mary electors r Ward Four oe do better | #!" candidates are elected, the Scott Act ecdi eosin they _ ot aoe ‘ ‘all ornmea - season; we w ould sooner lose money than do that. Our : last evening in the Opera House. The| Morphy for partition of iand, F. . Has- | than elect Messrs. Nicholson and Johnson | Will no nape be niger, ies a a ood citizens t0 work and vote 'to-motrow —_— policy is to keep money in circulation, and we propose to sell ee sractera were ¢ enstained. A| 2atd, Q.C.,, on petition moved for an order | by a good majority. erate and gratuitous insult to the worthy | ¢ k d t : 600 Barrels Best K. D. Meal. . 4 erat characters were well guste sed ito 4 ee od majority Wao Forr. Marshal and to His Honor the Stip-n- | t Gate tener ae vaneae ee _ four entire stock of Winter Goods regardless of cost, loss on amie morrow night. | Cvurt adjourned till Monday next. ———- — | diary Magistrate. To aay thet there | s taciple before ’ ere CARVELL BROS. | profit, and at once. Take the hint. Such values as these 7 t I for : to-mor! gh . i ‘ oe lg tle > ofus eviect to « the r CDi i~-¢ ’ ; - . ° . els — eee ee eee vrei ce pip Posing Panry. can’t last long, so don’t get the tail end of this great offer. > 5 Tv 1 yw ‘exvtow /—. Th em + oe . a ee ry : ay - i ~ aAV . f » = , ’ . 9) F : Ff, 4 Y ot Mex’s Soctal The young]. Mu ITIAMEN. ATTENT ion! The men S1x,—There was in yes erday morning’s | cillors, it is to say that they wiil violate TEMPERANCE IN WARD ONE. Flour. We have reduced ou $i6 Overcoat to $12 0, our $18. HU : mers “ 4 st evening B the b asement | bers of No. 1 Co,82nd Batt., will - nd Guardian a long list of convictions under their oaths of office—a thing that no one Beaver Overcoats to S $1 5 00, ane d our > $2: > Ove erca: its to $18.2 5. ofthe First Methodist Church was a} Our Regiment at the Opera House (in &0- | the Scott Act, and from the names in the | who knows them would ever dream of Sin,—I wi-h to saya last word to the ° . 3 95 og ’ great s : here was a large hata . form) to-morr ew night—D. L. Hoorer, | list one would think that there’ were no | their doing. temperance voters of ‘Ward One. Let every 500 Barrels Kent, Frieze Jisters, worth S17 i, now selling for $15. 5. This is a ance, a ai a good time. An extend ‘ ee “ a one fined but unfortunate Catholics. How- In the Mayoralty election there is an | ten, perance man in the Ward come out 300 . Victoria, chance for a edd investment. Call now. This sale for Cash " ec report prepared for te- day's issue is un-| The members cf No. 3 Co., 82nd Batt., | ever, in that long list I believe there are | issue, and a very important one. Mr boldly to-morrow and work with all their 1,000“ Strong Baker's, only i 1 avoida rowd ut | will attend our Regiment (in uniform) at | two non-Catholics, McKinnon and Wat. | Dawson contends that the civic affairs are | energy to secure the election of Mr. Douse. Cc ARV tuL BROS. y: ~ a4. os the Opera House to-morrow night. —D. | ling. I do not know what Watling is, but insuch a Satisfactory condition as to Why should we be af:aid to enter into the fell 1—3i 246 os A YicDON AGL) 2 TTALION.—This scems to be an Srewart, Captain. | [know that McKinnon ix rot a Catholic. | justify 4 reduction in the present rate of | contest in Ward One and engage the son! We o. / £ ’ ‘ opportune tir for this fiae corps to com-| The members of the Charlottetown En | His wife is,however, and pernans Watl ng’s } taxation. Mr. Haszard c¢ yntends that the destroying enemy on threshold of his abode? POOP SESH IZES 09EO OSES OCOOOS Citown, Jan. 30, 1896 —246 FASHIONABLE TAILOP plete its for t numbers | gineers will attend Our Regiment (in uni- | wife is one too. Mrs. Connollv’s name is taxes should not be lowered. It is for the | Vote for Mr. Henry C. Douve and strergth- o : See ee : a ee eG o €iz anies i its streugth there are |form) at the Opera House to-morrow | there conspicuous enough. but if the electors to say,by their votes, whetherthey | our eause. With a temperanee council W D : P 3 = — ; oniy seven enrolied. With new arms, new | night.—W. A. Weexs, Captain. Guardian man, or any other man or wi-h the taxes lowered, or whether looking after the welfare of our city our e€ ont ay e PPAR Satter ' equipn i strength, this Battalion The members of Nos. 1 and 2 Co's., | Woman who is striving te put the obnox- they wish more money to_ be | League will receive their undivided sup- 3 es REARS A B22 ee ¢ ahd dtand excund tp nent in the Sarl oa See cee mann Ge meena ee | caine carded in etder thas the Connctlions | earn ne Gree work which: i. Seley (> Tiliees JM lili > | ” the Opera House to-morrow night (in uni- | tually needed, in order that the Councillors done will be carried on with even greater , ] c 3 igi cas | form.) can have a surplus in their hands, sv thet efficiency than at present and that measu:e e . i Tue Carnivat.—Mr. W. P. Doull is -_ at any time they can buy votes and cor- | of success which we looked forward to at to see our name in it, but @ i ? “letting himself out” on the rink decora- | @@SSSCRCCCOBROCBCY ruptthe electors. = = be the outs t shall be attained. for your benefit. We adver- 3 S " ya ae ae hail Reaks at aku . As regards the Councillors. be simply A MeEmBER. tised Combs on Saturday @ by ‘ eo. ae ae : . ne-tion of men. The city needs a wise os d sold l , ¢ ye Vy snes 5 displays ever seen thers f S ‘ a que ony ’ and sold a heap of them, . J ae * : 1¥ are compe tin » for al or, Phe Cost of a judicious, level-headed Council; therefore, Sin:—I am sorry to see some of our pro- Now we don’t buy goods by 3 3% e es cael red by the managers | 5 t in the selection of councillors the electors feased Christians dragging their religion in the small. We still have nl = 0- qd 6 urn re 4 ia hot a ad ee ative costume, and T tl B . sh should take great care that no crank, or | the dirt. At the Hunter-Crossley meetings many to sell you at the same > ‘ 4 a wien i ahaa ii Ek a tele Ue Ooun rus man with a hobby, obtains a seat the | ninety per cent. of the congregation stood 3 low figures. See our 10c. @ : | oe e e e ; ® & . > & @ & > >

Pig 5 the fg Nd sewerage question was before the meeting, -To-morrow the temperance people | me and I will be a good boy.” “*Jensis- r d ’ ‘ } :} y | ‘ j but no action was taken. The consensus lish n ade Brnsh with a guaran- will have the opportunity of their lifes | tency, thou arta jewel.” Will our good * Sunnyside.” ver ict of t 1@ shrewd one. ae . ef opinion seemed to be that the time was tee of a new Brush free of all 5 time in shewing their consistency as a| ministers preach a sermon to those men 4 NT | 3} - d she . é ‘ 2 : ; . ‘ too short between now and the election to cost if the bristles come ont. temperance party. For Mayor there are | that think more of their party than of their 90945070 6600+ vO troub e to SHOW 200 8, § get an intelligent e 2 ression of opinion on| That’s the best kind to get, he- two candidates in the field, one of whom | religion, aud Jet their names be published, The rices sell them : i . . the scbject. Councillor Douse suggested | cause it is so satisfactory, is known asa staunch temperance man; | avd we will see who will ° Pp . ° ¢ that a plebiscite be taken at the the other while, perhans, also a temper- Dare To Be «4 Danie. ¢ iff the Water C atin asl ance mao. is ¢ ’ 0 e- oererremeenionensenrenserintrenenieti offi Water Commissioners, when GREAT 1896 ance man, is a member of the Charlo'te a CmaLnOn

JOHNSON & JOGNSON,

THE DRUGGISTS.

the rates were being paid; and Councillor Hughes was of opinion that a plebiscite On the matter of sewerage and the second rain pipe might be taken at the next

élection for Water r Commiesi oners. Our 9 a22O39F282SUteese

town Club, an institution which bids de- fiance to a}] temperance Jaws and order. To vote for Mr. Haszard simply means that you approve of him and the institu- tion to which he belongs. In candidates

_—— ~~. ; City svNeiL—The regular meeting of the City Couscil was held last night. The petition asking for a plebiscite on the

Mail Contract. | } JOHN NEWSON. k l

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Six,—I have been instructed by the PF. W. C. Hockey Club to challenge St. Dun- stan’s College to a return hockey match,

WHITE GOODS SALE.

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25 cents vou can get an Eng- ‘ Sir; e

Sealed Tenders,

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regular report of the proceedings of tl - - for Councillor in Ward one, temperance bo. sores = February, at the Hills | master-General, will be réceived at Ottawa Charlottetown, January 30, 1896—dy

aviar rey ee | roc yt 1€ — -—--——- a —_—_—_ ae : ; oO 101 ‘ ° ‘ rou ink. 7 ain . meeiing is unavoi dat iv crow ded out of to- ; Our Annual White Goods Sale begins | people have little to choose from; neither 8 1 © Bee - noon on ae 20th eo for day’s issu = :* "pire & : ° of them belongs tothe Club, and it appears ee ae ™ a 1408 the conveyance of Her Ma) sty s Mais, on more.

ineccoeipaonmeniie - January Slst. WEEKS & CO. have been doubtful if either of them belongs pe e ae Scie ane Te | . sed contract for four years, Six Bayooey wey exe Sd Ce mUL mes mony oe oe’ Ete me

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Potice Covrr.-—This forenoon Alex- planning weeks and months ahead, where | (ijt'zens’ League. Atanyrate they both (wii Ceecenenin: ins As taht tits didi times per week each way, between Lans- ander Campbell was fined $25 and $3 36 . . repudiate it. In Ward Four, Messrs. eee : I ¥ hi | detene Hotel and Searletown, from Ist cost t : t for e PRAISE preparations count for everything. The Gath ack ane is Wed nee ae a - +.“ = McDonald, Pe DIT Baty wove. 2 “papa Oe ee ee oe ‘vert P : oad Cross, has been appointe aptain ; es ae a breach of the Lord’s Day J Act, by keeping values we are now giving are the very best | temperance people and shou d receive their | or the dredae Petaas acaed 3 all eo ae conveyance to be male in a suitable his saloon open and selling beer on Sunday ie ie >ag| support. Mr. Crabbe in the past has| ... aca ee ae venicie. — : mor Annie Mabar, vine jeave old j } | rn ee aie himself capable of pc the ofan ts tas 2 parts Wie ae cum The Mails to be conveyed via Carleton |

- . apar, bID yee iy os rhe , > LO1Y : 3 is ims a g n le. ‘ : . wa arged with the larceny of a pair of 1S what we are recel\ represented. The time to buy is pow, | Scott Act and nodoubt can do so again. | » a ee ee 2B Appointing | and North Carleton. : oo F ee ae ; 5 Mr. McDonald to that position, we are Pelukad sackuhen i er Nee > take gn four vear old son of John . eo 6 att sole ill . th His colleague, Mr. Beer, will make a : : i a he D we as Printed notices containing further infor Macl I inn (htthndie ea tele ing from visitors to our | and sensible people will appreciate the a os ateteaiit forhim. I say nothing sure that ot action Sy cee rae. | mation as to cond.tions of proposed con BB: ‘WANT ai 1 n nat Ano met WELTE i g ( é c ‘ f x i + : Siacleod on the street, and after comment ‘ advantage of first choice. Here are some | gvainst Mr. Nicholeon and Dr. Johnson eT ™ ee wae eke : , 2€ | tract. may be seen, and blank forms of ie Ing his ks asked him to sit new store daily. Com- load; . WHITE | personally, except that they cannot ‘te public in general, especially where he 18 | tender may be obtained, at the Post Offices ne i a2 ASK 1m "s . of the leading features of our W pers ¥; @2 ! y C known. Mr. McDonald has rendered the 23 anedew et Cont Heelies ' a pair of Moccasins for snowshoeing down whist she buttoned his gaiters. The ; sh wae sound on the temperance question other-| Department good service since Sept. ist aaa ee ee ale less anya | ; little fellow did as requested, whereupon pliments from all quar- | GOODS SALE :— wise they .would not be opposing the} egy fe has also secured the vood will | and at this office. or other purposes, don’t fail to ece i ne aul . . _ a. P P , - oN r a IL OVeEY : : Annie remoyed his gaiters and made off . t} TABLS LINENS. - Bleached Double | 2omtees of the League. In Ward Five | and recommendation of the late Captain F. ve ST. C. BR CKEN, . cee : the bargains we are offering. All them. Onanother ececasion Annie ters regarding tne Damask Table Linen na, the manofac- of cource no temperance man can vote for Doyle, which is a sufficient guarantee that Asst. Post Office Inspector. WILL BE UELD IN e decoved a young daughter of Mr. Jam 8 : turers, Belfast, newest designs, all prices. Mr. Thomas Morris at the present time. the place will be well filled, and that the Post Office Inspector's Office, our moccasins at reduced prices to a ee er ee ene Style, Variety, Quan- : He is not long enough out of the brewery | public service in that line will be satisfac: Charlottetown, P. E. I., ; clear. For priecs see our windo sur cape from her which she subsequently ’ Extra Heavy Cream Damask Tabling, | business to hare much sympathy for tem-| torily carried out. llth February, 1895. Bi returned. In court this morning Annie tity and Finish of our | large variety, low prices. Best Irish and | perance. Mr. Tanton hes been all his life : ; ‘ Was accompanied by her mother, and the ’ Scotch Linens. connected with temperance lodges a —_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_——— —_—— ot R K JOST 13 WEEN oT , ¢ r oe ee oe a i Ma took advantage of the occasion TIRN T divisions and should be supported. Mr. ‘¥ [ Q i nhiag i OC 1OD 4 } és 2 ~ IT = / ‘ i ’ A

to give both some wholesome advice. After FURN [TU RE. Tansey — ae fo pant Horne ‘s also a good man, and between : 5 vl. the lecture. account of the tender yeare| ay : a sleached Damask, a qua ities, all si Mr. Hooper and Mr. Hughes there is very ; Th ( a f b, 13. Stampers Corner. ert sed, and upon her promising to North of Post Office. superior value at $1.31, $1.76 and $2.05] ):.4). +5 choose. In Ward Five the tem Its ay Vening £ Skit’ te b & t ( future he discharged LINEN TOWELS.—275 dozen bought | perance people have four men to choose her. Ino so doing he told the girl that on caesiiabaies specially for this sale and early epring from and it is only a question of choice. eee 17 her next appearance she would not be so aie: Two — lines- -— l4c. each, $l. 52 It is to be hoped that we shall all pe a This Carnival will eclipze anything e1 Fa Ff ) 2 of ic Ee “Aan one es BARK WRIGHT & GO,, LED, | eta, rectsetiawe gi Sine: | ee ome occa ty" Tis pl ep nig i

when she left the Court ( i a ee minor disputes or differences. . > oo arr. clint d rect —< makers. Jor pea TEMPERANCE.

Hi — A Lim ~ ‘ : ey COUNTERPANES in , “e . x el emt aa yell 7 pay ey ric: Ree

Honeycomb pa . ee a . A oe. ce 4 Awa with your pladie Biack Donald; . and Satin Finish, in &-4, 9-4 and 10-4, seat? P " ' NS direct from Baglish — or Ill hae noa bnt Horrie, he’s is true - the very best value ever shown by us. nnd he’s boovie. CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES direct So awa with your pladie, Black Donald ; iaul, Switzerla Designs awa.” =

spared to make ita grand success.

A handsome Gold Meda! wili be award- ed to the skater wearing the most repre- sentative costume, to be awarded by com petent judges.

The Riuk will be arti-t cally decorated | by Mr. W.-P. Doull. and a beautiful Elee trical Display will le given by Mr. Perley | Welsh. : a

It is expected that there will be the lar- vest number of tkater= ever seen on the |

ice in Charlottetown. jie deus W. N. TANTON’S

Popular Prices :—Spe Late of the employ of W. W. Welln¢

that ue p'ace to have WATCH RE- PAIRED PROMPTLY

and as it

your

AND

7 from St. Gaul, Switzerland. snould be handsomer than ever. Special prices, 2c. to 30c.. from half inch to 9 inches wile. instant, over the rigmature of Presbyterian SHEETINGS.—English and Canadian | appears to be much annoyed because Hen. (from manufacturers), in 2, 2} and 23} Mr. Laird did not respond to the petition, yards wide. Lowest prices ever offerea. he signed, asking Mr. Laird to stand for

q the mayorship, imputing bis refusal to do y | PILLOW COTTONS.—English and ee tt ae ‘ Canadian is all widths, Plain and Circu-

Sir,—A writer in your issue of the Ab, ' : gone 18 a

50 Men’s & Boys’ Overcoats and Ulsters, price from $2.50: to

THERE

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‘ ¥ ? ’ { ASES Skaters in Costume, free Gaibraith’s Full Band in attendance.

Doors open at 7.30, Grand Pa: ade 1 t Great Georges Sit ‘rect, 8 o’clock. NEAR QUEEN SQUARE.

Cars ~~

ARE

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soto the fie eof our Premier and tht ee of Mr. Haszard,

lar, 40, 42 avd 45 inch. I cannot understand his attemptto prove

WHITE COTTONS.—AlIl best lines Of | the insinuation. It Jooks like as if he has

MORE

J. B. DAWSON,

TO THE FRONT

Bee Nanay Nag tance Bang et a ny

White Skirts,

lin Aprons, Misses’

Dresses.