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4 ¥ T° y ~ ° . - - - ° FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1896 “3 DAILY EXAMINER : a i . 4 a e ili ite dcsrcenceeesind oiaglian tai “ os. . ——————— Soa ccavciaaseniaadlts——-—peqeteteeonos oanapapeieacintereront ee aan : \} Ee ecrma.n oe PERSONAL. Pin c W J! ant minority in taat Province? Ab, no, THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN r, | : a , Hk POPULAR CANDIDATES he wi ay, these schools in Quebec were , Hon. Thomas W, Dodd returned from ; a | guaranteed by constitution. It makes a er, Boston nee ovenley. E |: g ce Be - é : a th EAST QUEEN’S. Walter Simson, Esq., of Bay View,was te ri f KING'S: vast difference with Mr. Davie whether eile hn dial Ey : We Se . meu . n to 1 to-day. . ‘ a ee i eee ‘atholie rights are i act nig prv orderly d enthua- | . ; ; ; Serout D.sparcues ro tHe ExaMINiR ; Fa : ; 4 A, Cc, Macdonald. Protestant rights or Catholic rights are in : a = . = hel 1 @ he ‘sehuel | Mr. J. L. Harkins, of Quebec, is here . i See ae mere scien question | lastic meeting ws saan Th er erunne (On & buviness trip. He is at the Queen. F oa! Ez a is -, WEST at EEN’'S: i Tea a | house at Grand Tracadie. The announce- i 0. GC, Gardiacs lah tle eae ; ; , ; ‘ . » val } Mr. Gardiner le iis gon | } Dr Jenkins. CAMPAIGN NOFES. j ment of a weeting wae wade by the local atripto Boston, New York and Phila- } THE ST, LOUIS CONVENTION, a . 2 ne | Liberals, and it was given out that Messrs, | d : I " ee oT} j i *ti ' aie . Ph’S: me oe eee wn Daheon a a rs ; Geiphia, mee ee y eee . ‘ East QUEENS “ | “Our peoy hope for a Liberal vic- | Wel ib, Davie ad eter and othe ; vn The Rev. C.H. Stewart, now visiting nat k - 1e@ WO! ry COW might have lived til now Alexander Martin. | tory.” — New York Sun. be prevent _ Judge eee ee eee | this city, is a son of the late William Stew: | A (orm A 0p ae — If :] » d : 4 See os on let Sir Richard | °° dizappointment of their supporters — waka at With iid : sne ha n t lost her breath— 4 WEST PRINCE: } —This is a bad time to let Sir Rict | who by the way are very few in number “ 4 a , 7 i 1d Ol a . King’s Odllias ard one of the al S, | ’ . ” I ote} with t} f . we ; the AS One result Of the ing 8 g . > { Ne ee ni: ic ccsred that conse of the Grit ene- | ane, ee eh reel arene, Soo | etasaiention aaieas baie Cann - But she thought her hay wouldn’t last all day, eS sta ed that some ¢ ne Url © ~ | none of the Liberal leaders “showed up”. | ** rs os : a ; ‘ wea i i i ‘ a itv were on by th ¢ k w, a2 W. Vernon ‘ ‘ r oa eal ” gb nage paenen: vassers have been “over the bay | Mr. Peters had been around that section | ity were wou by the Rey ’| McKinley Nominated on First Ball-t. So she worried herself to death, . s : | —Mail and Empire: “It is Laurier, | all day and in the evenin’, for some rea ae cual ese ARPET BARG AINS OF 3 for | ! ra" . e Richard Haunt, free trade and disaster against the old flag, @01,turned his back on his friends and rMcKinley, Protection and Good Money é ) FALNS.—Carpets for lessthan you've known them—except here and . . ree trad ‘ Uisa&eole 4 . e? . v . , . > r " , ; - ‘ tiie 57c os ok chs abt ieee | drove home. ' fe recently; carpets for less than they’ll have to be in the fall. Tapestry Brusse's Carpet— ‘ . — so , ' At 8 o'clock a very large number of the ' . e : : . L not | —A recent speech by the Liberal Leadcr | electors had assembled, and pending the Sr. Lovin, dene eg? a fag-end lot, but a big, cheerful showing. THE DAILY EXAMINER. was well described. “Mr. Laurier sa:c | arrival of the Liberal, Mr. K. B. Norton \ The a pa an ponvention Cc enich Some of the best tapestrys male. The price just now is 602a yard—instead of the 70 ‘ i nothing. but he said it ven ‘ rave interesting half hour’s skete . . : : rk yesterday « ’ Pe : 2 a a ’ oe | oto the Pecifoe ee The soil is MOW IM4iine President Thurston called the body | 75 or 80c you've pid —and the styles are new this year. And Rugs, best grale made in . ee : 2 Mail and Empire: As the campatgo | ip tol ee . : A} . ity 7 rder sc hae . i otcy fe . , ’ ' : DUNE 19. 1896 Oe ee lien Slanderess | Mr. Peter Campbell was then appointed splendid condition f ir toneder. Sas lee this best rug-making city, at prices that wouldn't buy the Jess goo l grades in oth r stores ee oe ee , shair, aod a neat speech calle ) in: i J | eee ae ie ce In -_ > thars te carn sf a . . ; 17 ‘ ' ——— ——— | become daily more virulent, more menda ee ee ee a a eee ae putting in PURNII Florida, otlered-am invocation. CARI ET BARGAINS.-- If there is car pet need, present or prospective, it is worth : Se ee age ee | meeting. Hespoke for an hour aud a SEED. es hi on — ee = your while tocome before thes: lots are gone. Every element of the markets, ssem3 to : ge epee , ad Toteithatandine all that our grit | a ce ee te nme > Bi eee atform, read the report of the committee es . . a 7 rid " Tue Guardian deseribes the © battle | wt cwithsta il * ie : : |qu rler oa public =~ tions, and expose { Be sure and buy the r i. Plattotes Ue declares that the | Warran® {pe higher cirp2t pric’s that the makers agreed to and which yo vial likely pay when a ’ forgeta to | ends say Navona! Felcy fas \') 1) the untruthful aad anprincipled canvass a 1 : : . ‘ ye : ; 2 : ; ’ : arsey, Gut, strangely e.0uge, “Org ® nereased the free list, (2) reduced the | o¢ the grit press and party in Canada, and best kind, It is Sitting gold standard should - a we've quit selling these lots at price 3 littler than you've known. tate th here are twenty-three constitu-/ a. :303 on the necessaries of life, and (3) int oR, ee ce The elector a mn tained; Opposes free coinage of silver, ’ - y ° ‘ ° - ee ee a eee ae acakes aa Maaeae ee he oor? | Taszard’s shallges pastestive te:the- Ausselenh tadea. STRAW MATTINGS.—Humbug is ramp int in -traw mattinss. The market is full encies in which the Liberais ha no cam | Increased the duttes On 1UXuri | listenec ith the closest attention and rati- c. ime . * . e “ ied 7 + i Ms : . : ¢ and do not dare to offer battie. The i — Mr. Laurier has shaken the dust « fied every statement with h arty applause. Im yroved tirnie-, favors eo and Jas8. retalia of mattings that are hardly worth th . tacks and troub'e that are ne ves sary to put tl em down. ee ae " akness. | Ontario from his feet, and it isa votable| Mr. RB. B. Norton fullowed ‘for nearly | fo, endareey -be Miparos Uonean, tad |.05 net gush staffs and the humbug methods emp'oyel f r its sve, we put a regilar carefull as ae Cee ee ae pea a iti the whole course of his | half an hour, and eff-ctually exposed the ‘ lis for le at extension of Civil Service, and id ORG 7 ae eee ~S : e | ee 2 7 I saint ’ y y Entering the contest with tw _ | oa he d 1 oot P ce repeat his famou- | unreliable statements of the Maritime ana is lor sale a the use of money for sectarian purposes, selected stock at prices so low that true cnimpetition cannot me >t then. G candidates short of the full complement,/ ov cigar * Thank Gol, there are no | leader in regard to cordage and other topics y’ 1 it also favors liberal pensions and restric- ~ Liberals exve to win al Orangemen among us, the Liberals!’ | and was loudly applauded. al’ 6] \ WF Wer tion of immigration. After the announce- yw can th stOeTais 4 u ue Panzeieb Buns Ur, val 4 . d : : . : 8 . 1, ’ a ae ' onmeeh: tine oe . — oe The meeting c!osed w:th a vote of thauks meat of —_ ——— . the pater, : sufficient num ber of seats to overcome tis —Summerside Journal: “2 rote fo ao sai rce cheer r Senator Teller, of Colorado, appeared on : : . s : . , | to the chairman and three cheers for i. te es e ; ol » Opt 2 Government’s majority of fifty and obtain, ye «0 — want cg a wm Alexander Martin. re . dy a why: the platform and said: 8 i lition, a sufficient majority to carry | au ackets means . rT . . “Mr. Chairman,—We have prepared a in addition, a suffic! majority J : : - : al Q Y . » > Mr. al ne prepa the Government? True, the McCar- | Porters of the Government in the a RING'S. ; i it itu ce at Auction, statement which, with the permi-sion of | === SS - = ene | oe ee : 7 ; lente”? | Pariiament. Prince Edvard Island —_ Probably the largest meeting ever held ithe chair, will be read by Senator Cannon. . hrites Jatrous an ther “it endents DEY i WOSItlo long ugh. Senc iY c afiaa , ‘ “OF ne j 1e ree , , x ; # thyites, E atrc us and o “I — bee n ia ‘ ) pp 7 ° I : ee end | in ; King 5 ew — conve ned in - I will sell at my Auction Rooms, at 2 enator Cannon, then read the protest harming ia's may, if Sir Charies Tupper shou d fait (6) Conservatives to Par lames - M pubiic hall at M yntague last evening under o'clock, on Fridav, next, 26th inst.,. some | agaiast the silver plank. ‘ : obtain a suffi t majority ov all, unit —There may be some who will believe | the auspices of the Libera]-Conservative choice dining room and bedroom furni- Senator Mantel saii : — orrect. rae with the Liberals to overthrow t Gov- } that surrounded by McShanes, Tartes and Association at that piace, 0 myer the Hon. | ture, as good as vew, baving been in use Mr. Chairman, in the name of, and in h a iene a Laogeliers, Mr. Laurier wil! give the coua- Messr=. Ferguson and Wood. hese a but a few months—some of it, indeed, has | behalf of the Republicans of, Montasa, we mfortable. SE " ° Liber idee | a? * SOO Qo ane poise mee lige Pa a yf a y i scarcely been used at all. The collection | protest earnestly, solemnly and emphbatic— res formed into a strong — © : Tupper with Messrs. Tai tyr — a. or Sg ss a ed : Lembraces a first-class extension table and | ally against the financial plank of the plat- ainty 4 7 an Yart} oO vows war -jardins, but thev will be exceedingi ) ivai at Montague proceeded to : -. an a . - , am aay is. Mr ‘ f. tion? How can McCarthy, who vows war! Desjardins, but they w © exceedibgiy | on their arrival at Mon I a side board, two set: bed room furniture, | form adopted this day, and [ say this, Mr. , : he ret ce of ypular candidate, A. . 1 hairms rec acce j — upon the French language an] religion in| few inaee i. : : C eb oe 5 hn popular candidate, A a fir t class cooking stove and | Chairman, that we cannot accept it, we ressy O a vo tl nto the same cabinet with —From 1875 till 1879 the failuree in _ Don . i a. Nea | ® eplendid bal siove, “Silver | cannot endorse it, we cannot support it. ; le SCHOO!S, FO IDO th egal au . , cad Dt sees | Norman J. WcVonald, E<q., was calle: eo 0 aE ee The ; rule der of business was Canada averaged $25,000,900 a vear, ; : Moon,” mattresses, etc. Anyone desir 1@ next regular order ¢ y _ : oneness 2 } him upon a : : shair, and able and eloquent speec} ? : ’ Sees as ‘ : “te a Mr. Laurier, or — —. 2 , | whereas for the last five years they have | the cha "s al H — Ang Wr 3 Pa "| ous of ob a’ning first-class furniture ata the roil eall of the States for the presenta- uirable. RO YAL OA K SOA P. 4 policy to be carried out in the interests Of) ben under fifteen million millions. Mr. | 64 — 2 _ a OM’ | bargain should atten4 this sale. tion of candi lates for nomination. Mezers rf the country? How is it possible that} p-eston js right in thinking that a Libera! a ena ee I aaa — A. C. r R. BEAIRSTO, McKinley, Reed, Morton, Qu ay and Alli~ e ect, Unequalled. Unapproached , ig i ar Mart id | Administration should be accompanied by | M- Cees, me greatest ent —— Auctioneer. son were ut in pnominatjon, Major a Clarke Wallace and _ is vn one e , ee sit | prevailed and the speakers were heard : er _— McKinley calles the nomitation ou opular, for the m ney. Made kere. ; reShs shoul rk together in support _— owe E uot 3 rnest attention june 19 —td. r oe "1 °. ce i ; Mi manne " ” i work - nee = g —A fact! Two canvassers for Mr. with the most earnest attention. Lo fare a pees the first ba ot. the vote fe 1g: _— | ‘ all Gro ‘ . £ ye rernment? Such an unior “4 : e611. a 43. ; of = Sees Sroves “t meek ati Davies were met on the road afew days ee ee r Than Kink y, 6614; Ree i, 54; Morton, 58; easing, cers. would be unnatura It is impossible. ago by a Conservative. Afier discussing GRIft E. ONOMY—ONTARIO \\ \ \ | |: | ) Quay, 61 23 Allison, 353. ; ss ig ae a “iF Then what isthe use of voting for the] she situatien, they said that “ rather than K bit 1871 (Tor ) 81.816.000 4hu 4i’s Gener: | Hobart _ the choice for bee ; } ) . oe ie ] wx penditure, ‘ OTY )evseeee 3B! 51 6,00' es vice president. xe convention, efter ' iberals, whose only hope lies in such a} Davies should be dcfeated they would Cat ur » wee rae late te here a eee ee oa: Lateee i go Mate bay allthe votes in North Wiltshire” ; : 1895 (Grit)........ 3,758,000] A second-class male teacher for Kings~ | spegchea, adjourned sine die. From far and near the people cry MOONLIGHT eT combinet on ? nd one of them took out of his pocket a ——--—jberough School, Lot 47. Protestant aioe permion -* — oe C | tedinad é oo —* . : : a‘ el Increase. big & ebetiebess 68a 0 - $1,942,000 re erred. 510.00 sup ylement. h voreces rising to } skv 1 Ps. ° roll of notes and shook it in the face of the F Re ROBERTSON NEWS OF THE BATTLE I o7ce > ec ~ » S — : ° . _ i ¥ s R7 . \. 4 ‘ oN; Pl ‘ = Ei FALSE REASONING-EXPO:ED. | Qoncervative. Surplus —" oe tee oy i North, Fast and West as well as South, boise a. i a ; 894 (Grit)... 268, : pi : ) — at atc z ‘ crvc in the Upera House, on Tue- —Beware of the statements of t t —— ——__ | junel 7—2'newky,dvlin. ati aint + the shout 18 heard from every mouth gH ‘ SPEAKIN u the Upe 4 position in the press or elsewhere. Accept 12 ae inna sities sicihcli ocinc assessed SEEEnEEnneES Quebec Conservatives Gaining Ground, T : 6 if day evening las; Mr. L. H. Davies! - chiog that they eas to be trae until it is Decrease ........0.essereeeeeeees $5,752,000 | peweeeeeaeswe? eset Up down and out the wailing goes, 7 reasoned as follows: “ St 009,000 worth ; it be so. . The “varns”’ about Dr. Debt, 1871 (Tors) eeeecces soccceces Nil. MontTREAL, June 19. ‘c Ste 5 : y 1 R¢ mn yO»? ania amma : iS . iy Ri Bee en . e $12,000,000 minute of OT \ BOO CRO ©) icwieeisicectsecess $1,699,000 ¢ ? pers eae ie sale ‘ Give us, O, give us, NA aR JW ro “5. Tie Independent Order of Good ‘remplars, of cotton was imported into Canada la-t} Menague ani the $12,000,000 minute ¢ ’ 5 é Political interest here is at fever heat, : : ‘ intend holding @ Grand Moon ight Exeun year, on which $1,250,600 of duty were} council are sufficient to prove that they gah Lemonade unckevery day brings better news for the |} We have em, all prices. ino da sae g ct eres . + $8,000,000 | Will scruple at no statement caleulated to BO We... ...0.... 6,5 OE 48 f @ | Liberdl-Concervative cause. i ‘ paid. Twice as — . : : a injure the cause of the Liberal-Consery— GRIT ECO\OM Y. QUEBEC. é é Your correspondent saw a letter from ; Stor. Jacques Cartier, it worth of home manufactured cotto olsuee. é Quebéc, in which “ certainty” was ex- a s S 6. i ; sod in Canada during the same year-) —Augustus Fullerton, a life-long Lib- | Expenditure, 1886 (Tory)....... $ 3,032,000 ( Tablets a oe oe wets a : : ; : ; Monda EY June 22 Therefore the sum of money that would | eral and one of the most influential men « 1392 (Grit)....... 4,446,060 | : é Centre, and that the M nister’s brother-in- N B.—We have received Slat :r’s Dressing made especially ; have been raised in the form of duties on | in the western ogee a come out ; , ear é s ei Von, Gis teed teen: for the Slater shoe—finest in the market. ’ ie ‘ os it been imported, or $2,500,000, | Strongly ia favor of Sir Charles Tupper MCTEDSC.. «ses seeeeeseeeeeeeeeees $ 1.414,0 So tides Vho'tan o ne ae ner sang samtanteatine Gus te ciel ‘- thie, nad it been imported, : > - | and the National Policy. Hesees that to | Debt, 1886 CP icienccence se $19.668,000 ¢ nee sae = slow one oe a ¢ pUBery. All donbt = to Hon. Mr. Des- eet ee a loteaee whee tines aieanar offan is particu- went into the pockets of the Canadian be a liberal is to be one who is opposed to os BE CORO inescieeavesivion 28,731,000 # po “0 “ a 1 is acai iat Psaes ‘return in Richelieu is now = larly invited. Others are requested to stay ' : ; . ; glass of lemonade ly merely BOted. sings Mute ' is les ; manufacturers in place of into the Gov -_ the building up of our young coualry, ee dissolving tablet in water F ee con ee me ot im = nar NY ATTRACTIONS.—Band in at- Ms ment treasury.” Now let us suppose this He has taken the stump in the Conserva- EEE LEDS LOOO $ 9,663,000 é A bottle of tice tablets and a J. CUD If te CSET VEStVe teres, tendance, The gr marhone will be there ’ - . " : : = Stade ; Gaae OF. SHSee Saoett AB @ | and whose candidature was again strongly and vocai music will be given by a selected % ly tive candidate’s interests, na pi inacis ‘ket cup. THE ruixe § ; ae © 5. 7 : argument to bea sound one, and apply it Mu 1G About tl ¢ folding pocket cup, THE THING ; championed by his friends, has thrown in ee ee Sieantieniinen teach ” “as é Yuring tb last —Montreal Gazette: About the meanes GRIT ECONOMY—NOVA SCOTIA. for a bicycle run. i= lot..nd’ tots rith the Govern- tice ieee, wiaiees death Pa aaa Fe ae einen cnet bmekels oe | argument being used against the principle wi a (We have them. Fiatks. tvnadt oe ageatr ortean aes _imwines se fiscal year; we imported 60,000 bushels of) (> dial legislation in behalf of tne Expenditure, 1881 (Tory)......... $ 494,582 7 evening, and to-day th: Grits, who.wer 2 pe eves momee ne a o What " ‘s moe at ich ¢ o- 9.00¢ 7 rr . @ ; is ‘ -"(Q ») oe me yening, and to-day) he Grits, 10 e ? Boa. leaves Steam Nay Cu’s, Wharf at = wheat, for which aduty of $9,000 went Roman Uatholic school: of aS : 1895 (Grit) ......0.. 831,236 ’ T ) ) ) ) é counting upon the Conservative dissen- o'clock, sharp, into the treasury. But we produced and} thatthere is no danger, “ee ea oe nt ' ee | 4 é sion, have almost throw up the sponge. junet—, + wai , : resets six | Bill is not passed, of the Protestants o OI aco chi etvctidisnndieceheene $ 336,648 H | | pe : “th : otk be te my es _ : out — 7 oT oa : » Quebec being treated as the Manitoba BONE, SOE Ce 8 Fo cccciiceccccn sacs, $ 92,000 é ide ' 4a/i/ iN sit 0 — ogo ve that i te all up with BETWEEN ‘ n? hundred and seventy times as mach wheat | (1 clics have been. The mind tha. con-| « 1ODG Grit... ~.cte...-<s5-.0r00. SSARBOO EE r "The ot} oe ee ee ee THE ACTS Have You . as we imported; therefure the producers | coi ved this thought never comprehended ———— (00400402 Mr aes that if he did not come cade HE TAKES ~ oz of wheat in Canada pocketed 670 times] what the Golden Rule meant. Ircrease....... ip ditions evceereesce $3,248,000 ue ae Jacques Cartier the county was leet Sy CHERRY . Me $9,000 on account of the N. P. Just think —Montreal Gazette: All last week the ae eae Public Tea Meeting. asadving gasp the grits have called a ——_ a Bike 9 cit of it, the farming monopolists of the Dom- | Witness was endeavoring = Lanes that GRIT ECONOMY—MANITOBA ee meeting at Lachine for Saturday and an- ~ RIPE ' ; ’ 7 ‘ . ; . * z - at at as a4 . | Mr. Chamberlain’s idea of Imperial pre- : : . : : : seed Mesars e d Mowat a: eens Ba hy" inion stealing in one year, on their product | en: eee sdentics hy t] te Expenditure, 1887 (Tory). .......-- $520,009 The inhabitants of Murray. Harbor nodaced Ne srs Laurier and Mo as an Well. y or ait ie Ry! ; ee ition i ee ee eee eee « ” 1895. (Gri 704,000 | South intend bolding a Grand Public Tea | @ttraction. el, you will want & pair of our sy or wheat aloue, over six million ¢ ae! Liberal policy of “free trade as it is in 5, (Grit)....... "8 ia eer be eel on Weduesday, the 8th The reports from Argenteuil, Soulanges, Bike Shoes. We have nice ones in rae we take the other importations of farm | England.” Yesterday itcame to a know- et oie sen1 dap.ct.. daly, next The directors in| Huntingdon and several other donbtfal Black and Tan. Wheo you hear ' Bs ff 0? i < its d- PO ic vnceccvddiied deeeee todsbined e - Z . “2 a — e nmr atin OS no : < 4 ] ‘ na. . 1 2 - he: : + produce and apply the same argument we a = sae se cieetacen persona Debt seat (Seed 2h. @2 229.000 charge intend to make this the Tea of the | Counties ae that the Government er go i ee t : ar en ee ok Pe ie re season. Come,and bring your friends | 18 s4!cing ground every hour. i ’ ae a 49 5 * can show that 7 farmers ig cs a ve plan ” is arousing great Opposition in Evg “1895 (Grit)... 6. anrnaee with you, as a good keen ane, fia on itr. Lachapelle told your correspordent better ones $1.50 a pair—worth ‘- EEE a — | land. Of course the demon of a lnevedee “ea 350 000 pected. Teacn the tabies at 12 o'clock. | that he was certain of victory in Hoche- near ee ee Head- re twesty millions of dollars on account of | ~oy 4 means to cre *p io — or a i icacsiane eeiteeonterotenines $2,390, Admissiox for Tea; alulte, 23 cents; | lags. quarters for Bicycle Shoes. +" 7 p se the argument is not] for the Witness must keep in Jine with its — — ; +S pe Bei ke. eee Mr. Lepine has the same etory to teil in the N. P. Of course the argument is no . — children 12 cents. Proceed; in aid of the I ; ‘ : THE STANHOPE MEETING . c fi ris) > ay 2 ge ; a sound ove, for te effect of home com- leader. p a f mis Hall. By order of the committee. a Mary 8, ote there ak ae O aa a e j A. E. McEACHEN, Se . : —Mr. Ernest Pacaud is look ng after : es aA ‘ (Signe 1) J.R. PROWSE who have any hope for McShane in Mont- tition in lessening the price of cotton in| | ee ee a : Sir,—I: must. I th nk, have been : tet pe . ce CaN ike THE SHOE MAN. ret Susie ig entirely neglected, and as a we oe i} 6% ee Bon "hie apparent to every unprejudiced person | Murray Harboe Sogth, ee sessile - . ee a Ci oe tae: Se eer nebec | 720 was present at the Stanhope meetiag June 17th 1895. ee Auction Sale ' matter of fact cottons are sel.ing in Uan— | Management of his interests in Quebec last night that the Grits have fully main- june 19, dy li w ky 3i. _ oP G00) NEWS FROM NEW r " ; wiato-day cheaper than goods of like! East that he does not oon to ge * wt reputation they have had io the| >. aoe ene ae B _ ee . quality in the United States. When this) a aes ne aa at the a a a past for rowdyism and trying to buildoze BRUNSWICK, l , R E bie Ani a wil ae “ - “IC cn¢ i udges am i 7s or lia : ~~ . . is the case, it is a fact of political economy ihe — ne as esmuaiite caniiiens tie Conservative 6 ore and for wi WA S O N S D R U > a aoe on — ae eo ae see rm gh : yy: | Want of farpay. The O ition speak- nehionpeanate 2 o'clock, noon, on Wednesday, the re that the duty ou imported goods is paid by | 4: “fraudulent, contrary to the public ers. a3 is re the oa here P ot ; : ; E d N th : eee ——— ° ' - : 7 ~ | day of Jace, 1896, : : ; : rs ot bv the! order, and an audacious exploitation of the ™ a 2 ituation 10 astern al or re . the foreign manufacturers, not iP os qT Saeivaoce ia the |® respectfal hearing, but as soon > De ae Jineer« p reasury. xe same gentlen s t! ‘ "A ay : er . Set hie Faroese ial 3 pyar Ss r. Stewart t < e ‘ E j ne Se ou ness, pes e home coasumer. i x. , author of the grit libels that emanate from 7 ‘ M ae Tt Commenced ” By a Large Majority eT Counties, (Both idabed ester ' s Mr. Davies referred to the comp'aint] Ties Me tanta eran of Cait Mr. aird 8 little exposition of the} . sama aa ’ : oth in g ) ’ ; : i hee 3 of Connde saniect! . — oa ee vrs trade question, which he did ina most The Popular Drug Store an he Oa H. M. DAVISON ' SS ee ee TC . -onvinci j sterly im: :om - ‘ ' ity Clerk’s Office. . M. DAVISOD f A ; ; convincing and masterly manner, com 3 a 5 . : J : ce , a the removal of tle duty on por, and with —Joe Martin is not only the de facto | plet+ly refuting every pont that gentle Th l 2 t St \ Success of the ‘Goveramsnt Assured The OCEAN ACCIDENT offers Bicycle Acci- June 17, 1896 City Clerk, a} that logic peculiar to himself, disposed of | Jeader of the grit party, but is en Teind’s fricods, eae gmuch for Mr. G Largest stoc Moxcroy, June 19 dent Tickets, good until December 31st, 1896, | June! —3: cod, ‘ : : * Why raise ali this dis-/ to assert his authority. In a speech at | Laird’s frienda, and several of them left . . of sn e ep: es —* it in this way: “ Why raise all this di to assert hi authority. ’ SI é > ; » chicks tied ma ‘ : - - ; a . A ¥* sini ttenttad the: how | Winnipeg las: Satur’ay he disposed «f th2 hail and crowded around the outside The Lowest Prices, . : a — . .. i. . price $1.50, giving benefits‘as under; turbance 1 ps oo ae et Hon. David Millsand bis views on the|ef the door, where, urged on by some — shiek : a Maa Meiawick are ‘eoederdad : vens were falling. What are the 8:67) stanitota achool question by inferentially, | political wire-pullers from Charlottetown R E D DI N RB ROS Sir Charie Tenper’s Movetadiien is prac-| 91.000 for death, or the lors of two eyes, or two hands, or } } | , amonn f &3] 168 rt ad:: r I} ‘ 1 § y o—- 2 gg ade: mi etera—_ . saries pers ’ - ™ : - - nt - , That the paltry amount of $311,163 worth | readi: g Mr. Milis out of the party. As|-—somesay headed by Premier Peters tically assured in advance of a solid phal two feet, or a hani and a foot by a bicycle accident. 2 —_ of pork was imported ifito Canada last} reported in his own crgan, the Winnipeg) they began shouting and yelling in a man- anx of supporters. There are n> straight Noe : i a fi y by ' nage a ak re the whole facta? | Jribune, he eaid :— ner that would have done credit to the Opp site P. O. Op . ti ares di ats 7. sn thie aatia . $333 for the loss of a haad, or a vot, or an eye, by a > y] I is: * + 9 . O81 ecandl 8 ' y ; es . . i Tha i an or + 32 cs lbs. of pork “As to Mr. Mills, he wanted to point out seen saa ae enact eae 4 i id of Aibert 10d Kent De Weldon, the late bicycle accident. 7 wat, In 15435, 24,614,025 103. — . ileal , Caunted, however, Mr. Stewart sp ke the : ‘ : zs : rf ee : . : that his views were at variance with those 2 ers ct Sp | ‘ a he i a # ~ + is : sora worth $1,196,970, were imported into | ‘2% oy tien ans limted sina, with matt convineieg effeet, ar oal ! meen r is being oppo ek int, = $5.00 weekly for total disa’)’ement by a bicy cle accident, ct| Fora few days only I offér . : ay ' J ; ; lo’ judg: ie clos y Ur. Lewis, fervalive, We 8 aM ; ont ‘ y [ - Canada, and that it was the duty imposed Itis Mr. Joseph Martin, therefore, who a i i oP i ~~ \ paabonping ee his chief suppott Outeide the Liberal ranka caused by Typhoid, T'y phu3 or Searlet Fev er, O! one lot of ¥ 5 : 3 ‘a 3 l Fe rr us € ae t j ‘ j ¢ C- r . Soe . : » ‘yor > A P é "ac } ing PS ‘. , . neder the N. P. that caused t " nermo declares what is and what is not the doc spectable grits that truth is mighty and lesding 3b dev tak oe from the Albert Manufacturing Company, Smallpox. : : 3 . decreases. Of course the smailness of the ! trines of “the ey party. = - mere does prevail z apne © “_ I} r whose manayer, Mr. poem is &@n eX- Si 44) weekly for partial disable ment by a bicycle accident. Genuine Pebb e pec- “7 ; bly soon issue a ukase that liberal doc- : sry oe , i treme: protectionist, and on nomination io ts t ' last year is a strong} #¥!J eed ; i.’ Covehead Poll will give a gsol azcornt . vy } >. ; T? — tengented eee n the | Tine requires the ‘obliteration of religion’ of alr a hs 23 ‘d ee eae P aae Orinic 5 day madea speech in which he censured ti ] t $1 00 testimony to the benefit conferred upon th | fron all schools. : 2 ‘ roeg Sew Woon : Dr. Weldon for allow ng the protective ac es a . zs i aaah eunitun Mes Mr.! the electors here feel that the time has 600 T a H 1 c } site theie neodl.& kta ba tues a s 5 ‘ nee OF eae gt ah ow eee, TE Mt cae gone by for electing old-fogy politicians of OnS art Oat. |: — TsBlone . ho a Ta ~aee P; . Davies’ way of presentation err fas From Bostox.—Ti.e steamer Halifax | Mr. Welsh’s stamp, and sendiag him up t ; a aie I: tei hie rr oe as = CG! lobtat AGENT ! al alr. , audience, andaliltrue grits as im dutyjarrived from Boston last mi lnight aud | to the House of Commons merely for the (Superior Quality.) candidate 7 Ke 7 C Pye with 7 nel LATLOOCSCO NTA. i : ‘ 5 boun raised the glad huzzah. left on retura this afternoon. Her inward | purpose of “ making sport,” and that thev aad re, a a ene. i " Me : = ae aan eee The regular price of these is I a z s s said that tae Liberals | P&S8emgers were: Consu -General D. H. | will support Mr. Martin, who is pledged Roo & Cl { { Si; “es a . in —*€ - Mr. : c- $2.00 to $3.00, but the lenses are ae Again, Mr. avie ai — ” = Ingraham, from Halifax; Mr. Massey, to support the railway po icv of the Gov- =r es nu IZeSs. nerneyv, the ate mem er, 1as founs it smaller than we wish to keep, ' ( ‘ reraging from! Yoew B N ~E Willi 2 Mas . necesfarv to declare in some places that y s s 8 : z proposed exacting a tax averaging from! \Mjss Beaton, Mrs, F. E Williams, Mss | ernment and everything else for the ees en - piace “> “373 a lo ye | hence the reduction to clear. 17} to 20 per cent. on all articles iniport- | Fiora Williams, Miss Jane McInnis, Miss country’s good. “s is as-good a Conservative as Mr. Me- Coe Cr eo Buckles from 1c. up. 26 feLaren, Miss C. McPherson, Miss om nerney. y ‘ t ttax was 391 per H. M. M 4 > . ee Yours, ete. P . ei s ‘ oo ed and tha - pre " ax was ba : st Cassie Sheidow, Mre. M. Cougilan, Hon. Dowseny serve. 1 ‘ a ie appearance ofa third candidate in | ¥ E T LOR : cent. This latter statement is es oe | T. W. Dodd, Mr. Phillips, Miss Phillips, a Northumberland, Mr. Morrisey, an Inde- de VW . AY. =e * without truth. The present tax is 16.99) ics Mary Slavin, Miss M. Farrell, Miss oo oC a é ist Pas & Guard ' petident, will injure the Liberals as much 4 EB une !5 ameron > per cent. of the value of all articles im- | Canfield, Miss Bessie Francis, Mrs. J. C. The department of public works have |J°"¢ 4? _ oe — _| 88 tbe Conservatives, while the appear- ae : . ; meshed Gun boend consnent 060 | Milford, Miss 8. McDonald, Miss M. K. | awarded the contract for the coustruction NOTICE auce’of a second Liberal in Gloucester Who Wouldn t Pick ee ae leq , M Donald, D. M. McLean, J. L. Findlay, | of two steel scows to be used in connec- . insures the seat to the Convervatives, ies Mr. Davies also said: It " a em i Mr-. W.J. Lauraine, Miss M. McCarthy, , tion with the steel dredge in the waters of In W estmoreland the Conservatives are up a $2 Note ie fact that not one cent of Government | Miss Holmes, Miss Allie Hoileran, Mrs.| the Maritime Provinces to the firm of} Notice Is here>y given that in pursu- | confident of a good majority, and in Resti- 3 i money was given to denominational | McCallum, Mrs. C. W. Eldridge, Miss | Carrier, Laine & Co., of Quebec. This} 7040! the listh s:ction of she “Dominion | gouache Mr. McAllister, the Conservative When Found in a ba tefure 1870.2 Now, ! Flora McIunis, Miss Maggie Doyle, Jno. | firm was the lowest tenderer. Melntyre, Esquire, one 0° the candidates far | C@udidate, is confident of a good majority Bi Sie Donald Sith declared in Parliamens| Saumlers Alten J Kelly 8. MeGarnty, | ——— | aah ie iotaraabueaf King's, | over his sotagoni', Hadlow ae | the Street? Sir Donald Smith declared in Parliamen Robt. Waddell, Geo. McCarthy, Flora Out of weakness comes strength when | election, is Archibild Curric, of souris, in ue are a. ee em ee . Of any piece of goods ia the shop by wae : } } } y é ‘ L6 ‘ i ,, re oe 2 ai . = arches > : r » G f a & 7 xX . . . 1" : o 4 (hat there was both « moemey an and a Beaton, Lizzie Marshfield, Muggie Fergu- the blood has beea purified, enriched and said county, Mer ee . iets the Grits a bac eating On Luesday next. ing for it, and we h ave lots to salect from. Chere are not many lying around loose, laod grant given to denominational schools ms Sarah McGuigan, ore ae The vitalized by Hood's Sarsaparilla, D sig py Patch wal} 1 — 7 —- any . Wa don’t Watt i> minke “eh-ef ean ‘aisle put aes will ve into our store a : * g assengers were: U. kh. ygine —— —>—— oe as oe . _ er we will show you how you can #ave ° by the governing body of Manitoba before ; OU'ZO!Dg passeng Sa é; . we. Bathe ; Geo'low 16 eon 96 > : . ° 7 , sf cal hich a he teedisali kece? | i eas moll — a Poon Mrs. E. Srair wishes to let the public ee WA N | E D ‘ flesh of another, but all are cordially iIn- We an — in a Sia a lot . a : mi se hy RES Va, wee Sy, 1288 | Lue teat die te belles wecnieed to clean F rite ; . . ‘ mens ian boow the regular price Agaiv, Mr. Davies said that separate’ Murphy, Sarah Nicholson, Christie oudite cialiiie tai bone.” Nagle at NOTICE, oe vited, and given the same opportunity to which are from $3 to $4 a pair, We i schools had been established by the Local | Nicholson, Mrs. H.Connoliy, L. M. Gra | ae Boyle’s Tannerv. ” A principal for the Belle River Schosl benefit by our goo] va'ues. offer you your choice of them tor $3 ® Legislature of Manitoba in 1871, and tak-' ham, Mrs. Frank Hooper, Miss Franklin, oe teak en et oe -» cease District, Nowd36. A teacher of the first b, pair. Remember we have not many of > ve i i ¥ Lecisiat : in 1890 L. D. Tobin, J. O. Parent, Mr’. @. Smith, a ee ae ; Act,” the agent appoi ated by auguetine Colle class, _ Good references required. Apply é —— i them. They are broken sizes and will Pi en away by the same Leg's ature in 1890, Mise L. Nicholson, P. J. Reddy and P. D. The hot weather is here. You will need Mcvonald, Esquire, one of the canditates for | immediately to not take loug to sell. Only $150 « pair and that this it had a perfect right to do.’ Lynch. a hammock. See our large secs of new > hime dp. ee enn ‘ DANIEL McLAREN J O H N | Z Mi Cc K E N 7 iE 5 for the Tan Shoes. This is a sant Now, will Mr. Davies tell us if the Local a at and preity hammocks, all kinds,all price®, | election, is John A, Mathieson, of Geotge- [= & Sec. of Trustees. } Take advantage of it. i eledeties uf Cashon hes ocedeet tlaké FISHING TACKLE—JONN SON | froin 75c to $4 each.—(i20. Carter & Co., | town, im said « ounty, Barrister-st-Law Belle River, June 1S—dy &wky 2ine. 7 mgserature © ee ' a & JOHNSYN., fancy goods, etc. jl8 lw DENIS Mish uy — ae e R. K, JOST, i & Separat schools estab- si in ‘iteieali . . teturn Officer TANTED.— e zirl for genera to take away the ¥ ate c t - . Ice cream and strawberries at the Crows Strawberries and ice ‘cream at the ” a : : *? ay \ go ee gna ate, ‘ Sunn 22 STAMPEB’S CORNER lished by it for the benefit of the Protest- Confectionery to-night. jl8tt Crown Confectionery to-night. j.Stf Dated at Georgetown, the I(th day of June, % ' pring, Street. gin--dy - —