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THE DAILY EXAMINE

“ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evareimes.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. M

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ONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1890.

VOL. 27.—-NO. 20

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. sa) Brnem Pn! i testim nial From Duluth, Minnesota,

Dean Mus. Ross,—Having tested your VAGI i » an sh to ¢xpress my oratitucde y this testamonial, which grati you can Us . \s asizt you in! sell z J \ ‘ . € \ with | a chisel, ¢ he chisel having en-j tered t » Meking a long nd | . rt, I pplied your “ MAGIC] nee} i ‘ . -_* i HE ALER nce, and aller three ‘pp 1ca- tions | was 4 to g »work, and in three} days t was wal Up : s truiv, INZO H, LAVERS.,

(HARES I. MORRISON,

GENUINE ACME

Skates! Skates!

750 PAIRS ‘LUB SKATES,

Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Prices.

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General agent for Priace Edward Island for

“[jeal” Washing Machines & “Ideal” Churns 106 Queen St., Charlottetown, P. E I, Oct 7

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WOODILL’S |

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Worm Lozenges.

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A. FE. JONES &00.,

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New Tannery.

LONG BROS., |

Tanners and Curriers,

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| ‘Hides. Calfsk'ns, Sheepskins. Horse

Hides. Tail-Bair. etc. :

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Market Rates paid for Hides, etc. MALPEQUE ROAD, Oppesite Ch'town Woolen Mills.

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CARD.

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DR. H. D. JOHNSOK, Physician and Surgeon, CHARLOTTETOWN.

OFFICE: Kent Street, next door to Eldon’ Honse. May8 tf

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OPy : “TBA, ri ‘ | ‘. Go URE HOUND AND a a re ane ad ee 4 UG ORO 2} Pile ano YHOOPING 15 OLDS.

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Barrington strest, Opposite A. Stephen & Son,

HALIFAX, N.5.

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our priees before buying anywhere else.

POMS Aas Gt,

BEEBE & Ghire —-

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E WANT to do a larger Xmas trade this year than we have ever done before, and are therefore going to offer our entire stock of RAISINS, CURRANTS, PEELS, ESSFNCES, etc., at the lowest rock-bottom Cash figures. Call and see

Raisins and Currants.

We have received over 6,000 pounds of COOKING RAISINS, including some Layer Valencias, which are very fine this year; and as we have marked them all duwn low we expect them to go off quick. Our stock of layer Raisins is also very large and the quality excellent. We have just received a lot of the ** Black Basket” brand, and they keep up their reputation for the best Table Raisin gving.

Candied Peels.

Just received from London, a lot of KEILLER’S CITRON, LEMON and ORANGE PEEL, which we are selling much cheaper than ususl on account of a drop in the price abroad.

EXisserees and Spices.

Imported direct from the manufacturers and guaranteed STRICTLY PURE and UNADULTERATED. Bring along your empty Essence Bottles and have them refilled.

Special Notice to Retailers.

Our Stock of NUTS, DATES. FIGS, APPLES and XMAS CONFECTION- ERY is very large and varied, and we think it will pay you to lovuk at it if you

want something nice and attractive. BEER & COFF.

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Charlottetuwn, Des. 3, 1890—law & wky

. We invite intending buyers to inspect our stock and compare value — purchasing It will pay to do so. Our Stock comprises the Latest and Bet Goo = oe *

in the Market.

DODD & ROGERS.

Charlottetown, November 12, 1890.

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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

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German Diagonais, new and

Aca 30 FOR SALE BY ALL DRI GGISTS. oet

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I took Cold, I took Sick,

I TOOK

SCOTT'S EMULSION

RESULT:

Itake My Meals.

I tales My Rest.

AND IAM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON; getting fat too, ror Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Gii and Hypophosphites of Limeand Soda NoT ONLY CURED MY Ineip- tent Consumption pur pur MZ UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING

FLESH ON MY BONES AT THE RATE OF A POUND A DAY. I TAKE ITJUST AS EASILY AS IDO MILK.” Seott’s Emulsion is put up only in Sa’mon

color wrappers. Sold by all Druggisis at 50c. and $1.0).

SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleviile.

LLL LLL EN Ee le

for the Grand Lodge and Grand

HE Directors of the Hillsborough Skating | Encampment. No Mermons are admitts Rink are making preparations to have the —if they were what a fine Rebekeh L Rink open at an early date. ‘could be organized. Prices for tickets for ensuing season will be as fol'!ows :—

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' ODPFELLOWS COLUMN. : ‘ ea | Lodges in P. E. Island. ' ee ee

CHARLOTTETOWN. | Sr. Lawrence Lodge, meets Mondey. | Whildey Lodge, meets Friday. | Port la Joie Encampment, meets second

Wednescay.

SUMMERSIDE. Prince Edward Lodge, meets Thursdey. | The N.tional Oldfellow anncunces sub- scriptions to the smount of $9,050 for the | building of Oddfellow Templ | Buffalo. | A correspondent from Yarmouth, N. S, (says: Grand Lodge of L. P. B. N. A., wiil jassemb’e here next August, and already | preparations are being made for the recep- tion.

+} 3 coe spec at

Some of the best Oddfellows are men iwho are retiring and unvbtrusive in their |deportment. They are generally the work- lers in a lodge room—always in attendanc- ‘and always ready tu lend a helping band ‘in the bus ness of the evening.

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| The old adage, ‘Charity begins at home,” thas been swaliowed up in the flood of con- jtribu ions which are constantly pouring (liberally from the ** co ffers ” «f her benes ilent societies, of which Oddf: llowship stands | proudly among the first in rank.

‘ Salt Lake City has

!campments and a canton, «nd is the head-

ff

; pepuarters

New York City has 83 lodges working in

Genti a) Tic! . oo (the German, and 52 in the English lan-

entle a cket oa. ;

“$s men's § eason icket bcka ee a $4 “ guage. There are aleo four Bobemine. ates Yeh Va see oNGaAS 2 3f . _ pp 1 : ;

Atidieen - ‘a 2 99 ene Danish, one French and one Swedish.

; | Grand Master Theo. L Chappelle intends In cases where three or more Afternoon visiting a number of lodges in Nova Tickets are sold to members of the same Denial a alli seein family, a discount of 15 per cent. will be; ~~ > rf ’ allowed. It is the element common to al! creeds Rink wi!l be open duriog the season as fol. which gives its central value toeach. It is lows: - Every Monday night, Thursday night the fact that the essentials of all creeds are . ’ : es 7 ; marngepe and Saturday afternoon, with Band; and ‘found in the moral code, and U ldfe.lowship as Tuesday and Friday afternoon, without! combines it all within its witheut Band. : : ; jinterfering with individual opinion or non- Tickets now for sale at the following Drug! ak , ; os Saas. ay, © | exsentials., Stores:—C D. Rankin’s, Reddin Bros’, | a . ‘ i i A. 8. Johnson's and F. de C. Davies’ Prince Edward Lodge of Summes de are Single Admission to Skate and Promenade providing themselves with an excellent at usual rates. Hall 50x30, which they will move into D. C. MeLFOD. — February next. It is probable that dec8—dy tf Secretary, | the Grand Officers will dedicate the same sais Taesehyscsieenipibingtuneeunceclanippeliillgueapetatia ‘on Natal Day. Said a min in prayer-meeting: ‘I be- came a Christian because | was afraid of

circie,

MUST BE PAID |going to perdition.” Frauk, but not very ® inoble. Says some Oddfellow: ‘“* I went

linto the Order to get out of it all the money

'y eould” Bausllvy frank. and cavally

A LL accounts rendered from Watson's F could. Equally frank, and cqually

e ont En Drug Store on July Ist, 1890, must be | 'S"00+e. paid before January Ist, prox., when the; Regalia, jewels, rank, ete do not mske men accounts for the past six months wi!) be Oddfellows. It is their work and actions rendered. ti—declO that determine their right to the title.

ener an aa: sti eagles

If you have a friend who is not yet a DR GES 4 B AYNES member of our order, whom you know to be . e ihe i i 9 | worthy, make his case you special care unti | He will bless you for it as long as he lives, g te ; G ; }and you will have the consolation of knowing CHARLOTTETOWN The distinguished inveator, Captain John | Ericksson, was for many years an earnest and

i. 7 . ; . Hall. Postal Address, Box 47. jhonored remains were conveyed to the iy?—dy wy |craiser Baltimore in New York, for interment Manheim Lodges of that city, end other lodges from King’s County, uader Deputy escort. The ceremonies on the occasion were 'very impressive, and soon after their close

_ |you have him landed within the mystic cirele. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:: Diseases you have done your duty. eeac . . OFFICE— Queen Square, over Spothecaries '7..Jous member of th: order, and when his lin Sweden his native land, Amaranthus and Grand Master Spooner, formed part of the 'the Baltimore sailed for ber destination.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Extraordinary Admiss’ ons.

citizens of

“2 m to decide

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Charlottetown will be called ups

| whether they approve of a continuance of

in. calling your siete Se toe, «> >

y vay jter known, the Scott Act, which fer the

{oO our stock of BLAC ik ‘past nine years has regalsted the sile of

GOODS, we desire you tO intoxicsting liquor among them. This iss

. ‘sr question which effects their intercsts and

note the Excellent Values their morals very much, and they have

£1iven in French and India (been called upon to ~ ide on no measure

\ S tac , of more Importance. t is not necessary

Serges, Cashmeres, French that in discussing this question we sheuld

Yerinos and lienrietta say anytning upon the evils of intewper- Cloths, Daigea Stripes and

ance. Ail goed citizens are aware of terrible effects which follow an wnrestricied license for the sale of intoxicating liquur. . ‘ < co 9. ae Se ee Mike Bee tee rich, Courtald’s and Priestly’s Let os eee ee ee ‘ : *Himagey ‘Hat it shouid be entitied to the gratiuie

Crapes, Mourning Millinery, (fo. pecpie of this ciry. Crape Bonnets and Hats. | to the intr duction there were in Charlottetown s j ag licensed houses, with proper restrictions, —~ ANI EY BROS iwhich returned a revenue of something ST a \I*9 like $2,000 per year into the city treasury . |Hasthe Scott Act done away with ey? ° ; ©

BROWN’S ELOCK. number, or have they increased Lt us isee what the supporters of the present law have to say on this question. I will quote

x 1 ! N4) | One or twe articles from no less au autor- FRED. de C, DAY IES, ity than the Jsland Guardian e r\ . . . . = . “There are 300 unlicensed dens in full . > DISPENSING CHEMIST, iblast where men, women and mere boys & Woodman,

f this A uty

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can get all the liquor they require, with or

Late with Smith

Chemists, St. Augustine, | without payment, Sundays as weil as Mon- FP orida. | days. Many have sold their farms, a ence land come to town to conduct grocery

URE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT jliquor shops. We believe we speak the MEDICINES. | minds of the better thinking people in this FANCY ARTICLES, viz , Perfumes, Spon-/city and province when we sy that the ges, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes | present moral condition of affairs, as Loonau’s, Paris), Fancy Soaps, Castile (white brought before us during the last two and mottled), Colgate Soaps, Lice Soap, | weeks, causes us to hang our headsfor very Pear’s and Margerison’s Fre nch Soaps. | shame.”

a . rc . q | m . . C all and see our line for = a Trade. | The two following are extracts from Manicure Sets, also preparations for same. sermons delivered in tiis city during

(ee ES ee aa the past summer, and published in the 8 . aia . eee

fresh ll, in 25, 50 a 100 boxes, suitable Sate paper. *" re is piensa Page —— for Xmas presents for smokers. Also, Pipes that the tone of mora . generally is be - in and out of cases, Tobacco, Cigarettes, To- what it should be. The records of ocurown bacco Pouches, Cigar Lighters, and every fair Island during the last few years are net requisite for smokers, Try our 5c. (igar— an exception in this respect. The history best in town. dw—decS5 of cities can only be accurately written

from a moral standpoint. Amid all our material prosperity and apparent mors] Weli-vcing, What terrible doings have been ge rob in our inidst during the past menthe, History written in the darkness ana might; & hist ry of blighted ives, Wrecked intellects, wasted prospecis, perseted moraity, rotted wiill;'a history

ah ! : which points to an almost hopeless outlock for the poor victims of the horrible.’ (Scott Act.) Rev. Mr. Lk

‘‘Drunkenness, gress, persistent,

yd declares that,

bkabitual,

is alarmingly prevalent in Charlottetown, I tear in ail Classes ef the communi:cy, and, as a ‘ S quence, SO aise ue those crimes which

Reputati ms are be- mans he P lessiy), pockets ruined, lair promises biighted,

nobie manhood wallowing ia

re born of alcoholism.

earts broke

eae

are much p'essed with the tone of the tev. Fred E. J. Lloyd's Jetter published ia We hope

to-day's paper ali our clergy will spesk cut as Mr. Livyd bas done. * The facts of the cas ' patent to every one bat thuse possessed t wo:stof etl blindness—do

The above are rather extraordinary ad- migsicns coming from Seutt Act advecates. lf any opp tofthe Act had said any-

would have been de- asaliar end a paid apologist of

a on . : iLuimy jixe this, De

nounced

the rum party. But being said by men who have appeared on the public plat- florins 1m support of the Act, we have to ac- c-pt their epimions as facts, and vote ac- cur gy TAXPAYER. -- => Rev. Mr. Huxley's Opinion. Sir,—I have been very greatly pleased

to read froia time to time of THe Examiner, the leading preiates ar Kioman as well as the Protestant com- municn on the very important question of how best to deal with the Liquor treffe Here is the opinion cf the Rev. E P. Hux- ey, of Carcbridee, New Praunswick, a gen- leman who is, | am quite sure, competent » speak on so important a question. Speaking of the Canada Temperance Act, Mr. Hoxley proceeds :

» m recent issues inion of some of o)} 7 . +}

clergy of the

oo th

‘The Scott Actislaw. Here is its sanc- tion, and herein is its power. The penalty shuuld be exacted to the Jetter and spirit. The crime of violating such alaw has in it the ingredieats of bad example and a thor- sand and one other more or less aggravating nees. The Scott Act should be elas- gh tomeet themall. We have net the tligntest pariicle of sympathy for the violation of such an Act, and believe it to be

cucaumset i

tic enovga

the duty cf every man, young and old, in the community to see that none of them escape with impuaity. ‘tranted that civil legielation

is far from adequate to deal with moral yi é: that it punish evil doers, Bat in this, which is its t: ue ephere, it affords a vaiu- able assistance and does an incalculable goo, and supported, sustained aml ratified by ‘moral suasion ’ it can bring about a moral reformation * Moral suasion’ advorates mav think, and do think, that this time of politicsl excitement la bot opportune for a temperanse crusade, But we ¢ them when wil come ea a favorable o the most important political ques:ions unless this vice of in*em-

can only

issue

perance be stamped out from amung us? When will divorce laws cease to be a cloak for polygemy? When will education and

enlightenment generate fieings of honor? When will a practical working faith take a thorough hold on the heart and conscience ? While the vice of intemperence lasts, never. And what ‘moral suasion’ effectuate through the word of God while this iniquity continues to flow? The strongest proof that the power of * mota!l suasivu’ is eXaggerated particularly on the question of temperance is the fact, that all parties have have long since perceived its fsiure. It has existed in the worldia its strergest force since from the dawn of Christianity, but it has been unable to eradicate this vice from the human heart. Nineteen centuries of «ffort have proved its ype with an evil which only increases wih every stride of time. Ard what new light oes ‘morsel suasion’ brihg to the mind « : besotted drunkard? Does it

than he saw before every time he held the glass to his lips, the blecd and tears and nakedness and hunger of

can

: power essnie ~ Cc

show him more clearly

his wife end little ones. No! he saw and knew ell this «quatiy well before. His heart revolted at tne sight, and his conacience up- braided hint with ita thousand times. His tongue and evee his heart severe against the hi 8 sight and the looming prospect of « piste i but his weak mind was not free uW inded by temptations on every e l.eci-lation against the vice of intem- ‘ nust have, wise, strong end un- ating ‘moral guasion’ support it

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Some of the Brazilian officials evident'y believ in the decree for the separatk n of and State, and intend that it shall

be effective, as the following facts will (1) The Secretary of the Navy has : }

: 2 ; > sintesed all i the priests who served as

cheplains on men-of-war, alleging that as t te bas no religion, the servauts of the State must have their souls cared for at their own expense. (2) In the State of

Sao Paulo some vicars were placed over certain parishes after the decree of separa-

m @s issued, with the expectation that their salaries woull be paid by the State ; but the Governor recommended that the people support their own priests. (3) Ap- peicahion was the Governor to detaila ** guard of honor” to accompany a religious procession, but the response came that the State had nething to do with euch an offsir. (4) Application was also made to have certain moneys, voted under mon- archy, paid over for the repaira of certain parish charches. The reply was tha: the

Government promised to pay only certain

made to

salarics and nothing more, and recommend- ed that the petitioners louk to their people

for such moneys. (5) The Governor of the State of Miuas kas decreed that there be no more religious instruction given in the public schools.

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