THE DAILY EXAMINER :

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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

NOTHING NEW TO OFFER.

‘Half a leaf is better than no bread.”

pon this principle our-teachers may be

OUR TEACHERS’ SALARIES | i 1

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FARMERS’ MEETING AT NEW GLAS- | : aow. | eae lige

The annual of the northern

meeting

THE WOES OF NEBRASKA.

TELEGRAPHIC,

The British Parliament.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5,

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1895.

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moreland, is requested.

ow oR «1a07 i al . a > School | branch of the Farmers’ and Dairymen’s SEBRUABY 5, 189s ithankful to the Citw Board of School ho al ‘ ‘ IAL ° —_ = fo oo ~ Ae ; ; Association ot the second eleetoral district | 2 Sreciat, Desrarcugs 1o THE Exawiver i | Trastees for the a iditional amounts voted of Que és County was held in the New $ | Effi ctual ) — — —_ + -c cS i e ounty was ie . —_ ° ee THE WATER COMMISSIONER S ELEC; last evening Bat we have no doubt the Glasgow Hall on the 28th ult. The Pres- $ (Taste — a TICN- opinion of the rate-payers would have] dentsMr. Wm.: Laird, called the meeting : ILIOUS and NERVOUS PARTY NOMINATING CON- - - ad > candidates to fill the | justified the Board in “ going the whole] to ordef. ; Tas nomination ¢ t can lidates to t J T . ’ a bs ] 2e DISORDERS z : : a a i meek oS aeeees te he Directors’ report showed a balance $ a VENTIONS vacant seat at the Board of Water Com. | figure.” The people of ¢ harlottetown have on hand of $11.89. Seeds to the amount Such as Sick Meadache, Wigs ont + an ' ‘ae smeve will t¢ lace to-morrow. An | no desire to acquire the reputation of being a i ie Biel ans » past year Stomach, Giddiness, Fuliness, Sweting ake missioners will take place to-morro : 10 de oa " £ of $126 were bought during spe ee t Meals. Dizziness, Drowsincss,-Cbills, Fish. a important q 1eation—-the question of the ex- | 8mong those who are willing and ready to | from the popular seedemen, see ings of Heat, Loss of Appetite. Shortness of nel ¢ $2 ) fo additional | save money by “ grinding the faces of the Co. ; lie Breath; Costiveness, Scurvy. Blotéhes ree j penditure of $20,000 for an ad ma eg: Bh. 5 They further reported that two pul Nie Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, All OW mon é tl § 0 main water pipe—ts involved in the elec- | poor The educated man or woman who mestiont had beew held, besides the regu- Nervous and Trembling Sensations, and Ir- tior To Mr. Charles Heart and others } works successfully in our public schools>} lar meetings of the Association. One was regularities Incident=! to Ladies. St John or o : “ar os . 7 eS ? ‘ es , . . who have asked him, Mr. Halloran has informing aud inspiring our children, and {| held in May in the New Glasgow hall. | @ Covered with a Tasteless and Soluble Coating. ' ai, oh “~ him, : + eS 1 . Addresses on various topics relating to | Wholesale Agts, Evans & Sons, Ld, Montrea I, avowed his iutention, if elected, to vote for and building up their characters, making ‘\ had been given by the follow- For sale by ail druggists iii ———— ee : . agriculture had been ¢ ie , aerate ; ‘ see then. isthe | them useful members of society, i? a3] .° ‘ a8 W. Laird, W. D. a the proposed extension Here, then, ist i ; ing gentlemen : Messrs. W. 1 9 , : ranze thrown down. Is any man, suitable worthy of just and liberal payment as the McCoubrey, George Smith, R.-E. Bagnall Fredericton Will lovite the Finance gauze thrown —s ow : ‘ : : 2 hd x ~ “2 - for candidature, prepared to take it up ? | clergyman, doctor or lawyer. and R. E. Stevenson. i Teta Trusses, Elastie Stockings, Minister : ’ af Ha oo ped Besides the speeches, a _ = Banda &e ' If vot, it will properly be inferred that our ~~ a nished by a local choir. The second: pub- aves 7 . > “ ) i ‘“ ve . ! | NOTES AND COMMENTS- : held at South Rustico i eit 4 rate-payers believe the propose 1 ex- a lic meeting was heidat South 18tico In éodenein - aa id , x ywic be neceseary, and the sale of de- cue e el nts are protesting and | the Bank hall. : . “ y Sr. Jony, Feb. 5 : . a | a Eern:th a Pas anaes of the | This meeting was addressed by Messrs. If you require a Truss or Surg al Ap- mae ee tush nfare? ar he nite f the yey | COnspiring against the mo nts é ‘ , . . : ie ih Mae wen s » » 1e , hentares and the expenditure of the _ Grits "ta tee Prov ane The big storm | Wm Laird, R. E. Bagnall, W. D. McCou- | pliance of any kind, don’t wear an ill There wa: — ney in ‘ “ a = “ MR P ATK N while s t} CO F at this juncture, expedient an i justifiable. i 1 itl | : up of a convention to day brey, Wim. Moffat. C. <A, . Stevenson, | fitting one to plea-e the Doctor or Druggist last night " the Ore he Y on oO Lit = ; . a A de . In 1ée anatc lan market last week secured After che plain and straightforward Jetter |” en or February is | Mimiam Pineo, Rev. Father R. MéDonald, } whose stock 1s so limited that he eanpot | party In id gt “pipe 4 se a stock ‘that will | ] ] 1 ir ; : | ie Ghestes Mearts. 1 | as wa McClure’s Magazine for fe ‘ s eg Rustico, and Rev. Father J. E. McDonald | fit you properly. See our large stock of | club mem bers wpe a sage ope ~ ae a “ey ena ) e 11S fil m to offer the be Bu ne Publie” of Mtr. Charlies Heartz, it 1s somewhat sur- \ } ta st interesting features ate | | ten ak tne Tp 2 in Elastic ination of candidates xy delegates a fat hand. Its m« na , | of Hope River American and English Trusses in Elastic, | n0mination , — . ne | . ° 5 ' ons leo oO arte” and t : ' , erions war et; This! S ag y : oe prising that there has been no expression | the articles on “SN a 5 ae It ie Mr. Ephraim Gallant occupied the chair | Hard Rubber, with Wafer Pads, ete. elected at previous ward oe rhis;SOMC Tare Values at prices that W ill bring SUCCESS to the One : és sil ett ander ef. : ; . . nde te ry “rs » the res p /e- . ' - of public opinion on the point Lincoln as Comm a iaaitiahee 100 the Rustico meeting. During the past We can fit any case from childhood to | was nuderstood to be = oe = 7 a mov S Price S “sf ob = Be ee } not wonderful ~_ ‘ 7 sh. or that its | Year, also, a lecture was given by Hon. D. old age. Special discounts to Physicians | ment to ee out Ellis ek Sunt om 5 stem. “ ees ' 6 ” | in popularity month ee 2 ee ~ ge rs 1 Druggiste was resisted by some speakers. Such ex- ' : @ AN'T” AND “WE CAN i Jn. an by leaps and bounds. | U#ird, under the auspices of the associa-' and Lrugsirs- : Coscia” we ca Th S k SIs - ES eS amends | circulation is going up by leaps an i bound ov. This cons caiid rork done If you want Medicine patronize Hughes, | pressions as “traitor” were interchanged e toc consists f . ; a : PS 1 : tion. his constitutes the work done I . 1” ADLC Oods y Ix the course of one of hia latest racy It is good and cheap. during the pa t vear the ‘Pe yple’s Drugyist He can recom- with great freedom. 1 he crowd got much . l . ho 3 ; } an Wi 9e a V er- ¢ i? course Of , I Lest Pac! St year. 5 . Sot 7 : : . Seah. “49 ss ‘ : speeches in Ontar.o, the Finance Min‘ster —It is hoped that Sy eee The following persons were appointed mend Suitable Remedies and save you excited, taterruprng the speakers w — tise In a day or two, a . “ i ‘ belief a ttl ard l w ak ee will eee 0 18 She a —— directors for the ensuing year: Wm. | money. aon aa their party oe ee ro - m ie alie at the cardina "ak. 4 ~ ion > en, arm nh * pate . a . 7 7 ‘ : atl li alia ERs J oe » a > resoiutli Se ail ~~ sas Ea caus ts itis Milian! ee Ss Reenter, not drinkers | Laird, W. D. McCoubrey, R. E. Bagnall,| Orders by mail prompily filled. tee hh ee eee : es of the Li icy i e Dominior ons of illicit liquor rs, ! t 8 i a ’ EN pan , Te aSSC! 4 7 a a a faith and * tat not Eictelivatete of™bhnak ducks.” Alb rt Laird, C. A. Stevenson, Georg: APOTHECARIES’ HALL, ' The Liberal Conservative nominating é aie in he eee Fe tH art s should try elect men whe Smith and R. E. Stevenson. Mr. Wm. (Hstablished 180) nyention for York County will be held u ' . -} Beth parties shouk ¥y eiec y a ; : Sint a ‘ he t a > convention jor 1LOrKk inty : > he courage, so far as the development of | : ~ | Laird was re-appointed President and the febd DesBrisay’s Corner. > . ar . ~ ie | may be trusted to promote temperance In ! is 1" . — <a at Fredericton on February (2th. It is " ‘ . a anaene en | ’ : : ndersi «i Secretary. The meetings of | — SE he ee one . : ‘ Canada is concerned. When any zreat pre | p.-):, >; ont ee eg ; “rs at “mp'e wi reir pa a ee co : é ede I arliament aud out of I arliamen ; the association will be held weekly on ee f ge ee a I se 7 . a not age i a ject has been launched, the bL ; l P vy) —The Guardian says : “W e care noth- Saturday evenings during the remainder : A candidate . ore — S a : has always seemed to meet it with a shud: | ing for parties, but everything for princi-| of the winter season. ll ( () l Ca | ' a See eee seo. E. Foster if they Th R lj bl ’ ° = der, and the reply “ We ca a Every | ee We believe that there "9 ays 7 The following subjects wlll be dis- sites ror : = a a is Cc i ia € and One E rice Men. . project looking to the development of our | this statement. Judging by ats a and | cussed : Hamproy, Feb. 5. ie ee vote founded upon the devel- COMLEBSND rie ened * ee a Feb. 9, “Best breed of cattle for dairy- A Public Meeting, for the discussion Of | King’s County will be the Scene of a) | ee — = : te scene rear a aa aay oe ey, | the Swe” of the Guardian is even now) i, \urnoses, including feed for same?” | the public questions of the day, will be | Liberal convention on Valentine’s day. a reese. is wit purt : ; opment of Canadian resources, is met with ) squirming under the pressure of —— of Subject to be opened by Mr. Wm. Laird held in Little York Hall, under the aus- Suerprooxe, Que., Feb. 5 3 7 es 6 r an’? : TS yasille.” | eo ; ]2” rho really des > to be In- i . . ; agen py ; 2 7 itheral-C eerv seocis : sige . = ° eR the an=wer: We can’t; it! 11n) px t it principa: Ww 10 really dé ire . Feb. 16 aner O1 “Butter Making by | pices of the Liberal-Conservative Associa sa ro oe, Tie Conservative party, on the other dependent and fair, those whose views it has Mt ; R , a a — Fs ae for: Bust’ Queen’e, on. THURSDAY | | Hon. W ; B. Ives has been chosen by the ' > = It pre! rty, oO Ol ! . magne ‘ Mr. Rh. &. Stevenson. . * ’ : s ative oc ittee . " : 7 , a "= k ‘ bid misrepresented and whose feelings it bas Feb. 23. “Manures and their Applica- | EVENING, the 14th of February, instant, Consery ative moe ee to contest this Union és. yand, has no sis lack of contidence. | Ci - ie ee, sini so. a om age . constituency for the Commons : : |outraged. We shall see whether or not],. 5, we WD. MeCoubrey at 6 o’clock, p. m. ? ’ i ’ They are bold, but not rash. They bave | these “principals” will exercise effectual ok ae Ty a way to At the seaman of the lecal organiza- oo enn elena ‘— _ ' Conservative Electors ‘i. ‘ us « 4 § 4 Pe = } > . enn’ ‘ ' - rer ij 7 ey ak lw hs > E ° : in Sie thane. Darna sag: of Lot wi held 3 “3 a wise and sagacious estimate of the | control over it. secure Them,” by Mr. R. E. Bagnall. ltion, the Hon. Senators Ferguson and Newspa er Consolidation Tal will n n the Crapaud vs __a nore not of the Piancial | Hise NE BE, Ba | eee et arie Bay oe . urance Hall'ow TUESDAY, Pebraary Gi at Between “we can’t ” and “ we can ” lies Statement of the town of Summerside for | eyson, : | invited to address the Electors. Toronto, Feb. 5 bohenees” % ae C Sa . i the vear ending 31st December, 1894. It Other subjects will be added to complete > PROWSR ~ : we ve a . : onvenvies ea the difference in the Government | 9) v6 an excess of revenue over expendi-| jj, | a a my eae au pl : “ oe P. aos : The consolidation of the Empire and Co at Summerside on the 13th of © and the Opposition parties of this Canada| ture to the amount’ of $300.28. The Ak tiddicwsenl Sei’y. Secy. East Queen’s Lib. Con. Ass’n. the Mail has heen completed, “The new ag. » ioe 4 to nominate a candidate Ss y ef ours. fiaances of our western metropolis are New Glasgow, Feb. 2, 1895 . : Murray Harbor, Feb. 5, 1895. paper will probably be issued to-morrow. ed -oe a t Dominies ‘tae = : ne . Li ee . Ste it —_—a ‘ aoe unty a né nex minion tion 3 ———@20eo— hea'thy. Careful management 1s evident. ieee a cee . . J , s & : ariee vea'thy e a 7S on dy & wky her wat ~— CAPITAL & ASSETS, $27.000,000.00. A large and representative mseting of the fe so Bi (aiailaiineee ' three Polls, Crapaud, DeSable and West- 2 ho

Tur pretty sentences of Mr. Laurier and the thunder cf Mr. Patterson seem not to have had muc a influence over the practical business men of Montreal. Commenting upon the speeches delivered at the Liberal meeting recently held in our commercial metropolis, the Canadian Journal of Com- merce Sars:

“It is not at all probable that any Con servative waa led by them to change his

only, but each member of the Council is elected upon the vote of the whole town, is working well ; and the manner in which the accounts are presented reflects credit upon the Town Clerk, Mr. T. J. Welsh. —The Journal of Commerce is ironical when it says that “it was a matter of sur- | prise to a few in the andience at Mr. | Laurier’s meeting, that the three or four } thousand unemployed, who recently be- seiged the City Hall here, had not felt themselves possessed of a mission in the | premises and made to strengthen the oc-

Half a dozen large and populous coun- ties in south-western Nebraska have liter- ally been transformed: from gardens into deserts, fields in the union the very buffalo gras; is dying. Not only wells and sprinz< an | brooks, but large rivers have entirely dried up. What once were busy towns are now half deserted. The whole being depopulated by migration and by death, faster than it was settled. Even the prairie dogs and other wild creatures

Where once were the finest corn: |

country is |

i ' sje 1 Public Political Meeting ‘

ebsinuiien | A Public Meeting, for the discussion of the political questions of the day will be held in’ Murray Harbor South Hall on TUESDAY, the 12th day of February, instant, at 6 o'clock, p. m.

The Hon. Senators Ferguson : m | Prowge and Alexander Martin, Esq., are | invited to address the meeting.

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Loxvon, Feb. 5. Parliament opened to-day.

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Boots, Boots, —Look at our boots this evening. Special low prices.—J. B. Mac- donald & Co,

Buy your boots at J B. Macdonald & Cwo’s.

How discouraging to find that the cloth you have chosen for a suit of clothes does

D. McLEOD, Secretary Lib. Con. Association.

Crapaud, Jan. 22, 1895—dy & wy

E. R. BROW,

Agent for P. E. Island.

Charlottetown, January 30, 1895.

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WHEN YOUWANTOU Books,

TAILORS

are all working, and are rushed to get the

aout indeed, poe - _ a hed casion by an exhibition outdoors, but the | are fleeing from the inhospitable waste A. P. PROWSE istened to the speeches were heard to re- |} jn quence of the authorities doubtless had | y ai oa iar tur as y sxpected. Such is ° ; " : : at they hs come | :,. : : No words can express too strougly the Seey. Fast Queen’s Lib. Co $s’n. ee 7 ee ae k N ) | E , mark on the way out that they had become | j:. away with this more or lesa indolent Segpat need of Gotn Sie diaiter nas 3 Jueen 7 n. Ass’n never the case with the “Tyke” Serges, wor out on time, N ~ RICE S y S M

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stronger in their belief than ever, while it js not at all likely that any Liberal present

multitude, some of whom it is known have | not turned up at places where they have The demon-

net come suddenly, flood, upon people who have a reserve of

like storm of fire or!

Murray Harbor South, Feb. 5, 1895.

dy & wky

her wat

but you must be sure to get it with the re- gistered trade mark “Tyke” stamped on the back of every 24 yards.

Stationery. is a grand one, and that price the lowest,

was strengthened in his faith by the argu- | poen offered employ ” ‘ : ; ee tae ployment. - | means to fall back upon, It is the eulmi- | ——_——— sich tihepthiiaiacnittias ies ane ’ ° — er rciae ones a eS. stration —< Fo gg of Montreal” | nation of five years of progressive ruin, | ~ ea = | ] B k It 8 a great thing to know you can send ee a ee ee a wal Criaseny OTe ruse. in which harvests have failed, «av- | Cc * . : ce taeene ie ecaeaetaet —The —s figures oi the} ings have been used upy and debts ant) 2 100 00 e; your boy to buy an article, and that he can B= Nat m0 aaah atl exports of Great Britain an anada in| mortgages have been incurred. The pco- ., 3 . gee Retna Soe sites the past twenty years : ple jrave no money, and little or nothing 8 5 15 8 g Maps purchase at the Same price as you can, a 3 e Bs ? 0 ¢ io 0s aid a 1 ° ’ ¥ aa : ss EXPORTS OF HOME PRODUCE. which they can sell or ledge to raise it. ™ a * the minde of hard-headed business men i . eka Cantdion They are literally calasitiaed. Families , We sent our boy to purchase an article “ than he hae to influence intelligent farmers. | }o73 £ 955.164 000 $ 76.533,000 that a few years ago were well fed, well ioe : i n t ] : 2 The people want something more definite | 1374............ 239,538,000 76,741,000 clad, well housed, on profitable farms, are GRAND Or Anything in the Book Line - ons ago. He asked no reduction and © than ij ‘fi j i 1873 223 '465,000 69.709.000 | "™ homeless wanderers, struggling pain- ’ aid the a ki ° Ww . ‘| oe a 1876 ee oe 200,639,000 2'401.000 | fully eastward, toward some more favor. : : p 8 ing price, e sent him baek - OT6 «sue .-- 200,639,0 2,401, : 28 DIVIDED AND INCONSISTENT. tT 198.893. -% 030,000 able region. Others, whorannot even get omic { erwise —G60 TO—— a > . ce Fee ee trance Wiccan, ese ae. ara ae Hsing gw ovetlch set wt | PENBSU al VONCEFT words, "ls thet tho beot pou cance a t has been pointed out by the Finance | 1x79............ see Oe ee ee wor ” Minister that while Mr. Laurier is asking | 1580........... gansoucene © t2,s00,s0u] ot) Sete sad some have conghe 3S ‘ HASZARD & MOORE . ah st oe lc —_ y ee do?” He . for free trade as they have it in England» | [S81........... 234,022,000 83,944,000 | ore pai os Peace di ett ond q £0 1€ Same article cents @ss , : : Y , : OS ee 241,467,000 94.137,000 | more painful. Never was there more ur- . P Bir Richard Cartwright, in his recent i a nae a gent need of food and clothing f me 1 , ‘ Se , cas aiatines 239,799,000 87,702,000} obvi Laing OF OF means STOC The Men to Give You Bargains. speech, declared they were going to have|igg4..... 233,025,000 79,833,000 with which to procure them. Generous- 0 FRA i. tH SE A LARGE K, th) dy oe G. A. DIXON & CO., a reciprocity with the United States. Thie, | L885.......... | 213,031,000 ~ 79,131,000 | hearted people i eee ya “— a 3 ; 4 then, i# the position, “ Vote for me,” says BODE... nccciticese 212,432,000 77,756,009 petstpam i pitty oe bat BADSPPI aaa : Piles 7 a oor , 80.96] 000 | Tegion. The cause of the ruin and the omen) ieee , i Ch’town, Jan. 31, 1895—d i i 2 Mr. Laurier, “on the principle of free cae BA oan be 808 31'382,000 means by which prosperity can be restor- Wholesale and Retail, a apse tates a Snessenees 16: Delaney, qe sees ‘ trade as they have it in Great Britain.”| 999 242,691,000 80 272.004 ed are equally evident. For years that was r oT ene L—— eg — : : ; Srcccccerceee yVsil, yetey 2 1 4 or — : But if Mr. Laurier should adopt free | 1890............ 263,530,900 85,257,000. | land of plenty. The climate was bene- Thursday : Evening, —AT— trade as it exists in England, goods will | !891.......... 247,235,000 88,801,000 | Solent the sol feritey the sraps, Abastont A T. : NOG icsscecice “SRI 99,338,006 | 4) mos pom ee cour? 1 , te in from the United States free. fe erate 308961 800 105'196,008 change. There was a blighting drouth, and FEBRUARY (4th. ; a ow, then, can he ask for reciprocity It! t Siena See the Halll the year’s crops were destroyed. But men ate ts GARTERS BOOKSTORE ao wher he will have'already given the Amer-| Herald that those who may have been led | Ooked for better things nest vote, a A F D : . . ai: , ’ , on their reserves, ant anted the fields T On icans al! they desire by arranging his tariff into the false notion that under free tr: de as But their hopes ae dosed. - All ADMISSION ON LY “od CTS. febl rete acy ress Carnival i on the free trade principle? Then, if he | British industry is making vast strides | the next year, and the next, passed with : s _ - WILL BE HEI I z ue tee : must be readily undeceived by an examina-| ...-cely a flake : » : am Programme in a few days, 4 HELD IN THE does mal reciprocal arrangement, ac- ti C-this tabi . scarcely a flake of winter’s snow or drop febd - P E ISLAND RAILWAY : eordiae to Wr. Leurier’s tania } ton sf this lable: of suumver’s- rain tO slake the thirst) ‘''" noe coe 7 : . : ae ies Si ci ana. sm iti ; —There is in The Owl of Ottawa, a well | of mother earth. Stiil the hardy, resolute ee i : sos ’ HILLSBOROUGH SKATING RINK, We hav c Just finished taking st ock, and . D 1 condition ° 28s , — r 7 i Slike. : -: written article by Mr. M. B. Trainor on} men held on, thinking surely a change On and after FRIDAY, lst February ——ON--— > . . na that the goods of the United States shall be : Ivis pleasing to note | must come at length. But 1894 was even 1993, an Accommodation Train will. a } find a lot of odds and ends in Suitings, :

Other country discriminated against, | our young friend there are points ae im f « -tebedlel Aik: tereed : y tnohndi ; , te } prov t. We have reazon fur the hope | furnance shriveled ai PneG ° every : . Pp ing time schedule (standard time) :— tak a oN 7 : yy ‘ y ae — ™ emt _ ne that ar, Trainor will, ere long, abioes living ves, and made the whole land that w 1 ‘an afford to a ee ee A.M ovlateace cea oe Smeets steds and \ icunes. We hav € placed these ibera! leader can possibly reconcile a pol- | gistinction in the world of letters. In the | s‘erile as the pavement of a city street. ositively guarantee it], x9 ° i ; will be: introduced. :] ; icy of tree trade as it exists in England, | unin of the article referred to, he aptly | This aes of course, or eae the ~ * you +2 a eae gee “ _ Prizes will be given for the follow- to one side, and have called it the DEAD ’ lie ; ea cl carl lad ir Jobn: for change may come; arid! rain and dew ; wees dongee Te eo au} ag ’ 4 w-th & policy which would involve differ- | remarks concerning Sir Jobn hetew’ biel all Aeege eeahi ail ticle DR iesvns Shenk North Wiltshire............ 8.32 LOSS COUNTER = ential twentment im favor of the United “Tt oe — to ~ 80, os - . Or chees may be yet a dozen years of It iS SO ea ee Hunter River.............8.17 | Best Fancy Costume (Ladies), 5.00 . States is hardto see. The Opposition | ¢™*¢ it ia absolutely true, that his death | ter drought. Which, no mancan tell.— p $.52.....-s0eeras0- Bradalbane............... 744) ot ce ._ wh sae ; i ' platform is evidently an absurdity. st er tauaaad Gries tae New York Tribune. — : e888 — teeeeeeed 35 es Comic cS a ro | = — the best at less than cust tn g 8 ' pics ko os sbehee YreetOwn........ aa zents), . . z coe ' , iy at Wind- > . 5 Saal ve e'o9 | 6“ «Original “ ies snou call and e th i AN OPINION not have equalled; for the tragedy at that yvau can .afford to | 4.35.........0..... OIE sos ncininice .02 Original Ladies cr Gents, 5.00 examine J are 5 ION WORTH NOTING. | .or is one of those that bind Countries to- A QUESTION. ; a el ee iy | S18 Bin mee Seneietiie..... iv 6.30 ’ s lot of bargains, Tux Canadian Journsl of Commerce— | gether. The laurel,wreath placed on the os F ' : ave one in your pantry. | p y. A.M.|_ It is intended to make this a Carnival ; ene of the chief f bier of departed greatness cemented the Sir,—How is it that the Delaware (U. S.) . ae .., | ong to be remembered. JOHN M ACLEO of the chief organs of the merchants of bond of sympathy between England and{Iron Works can compete with and secure QUE IN CITY FLOUR The Cape Traverse Branch Train will _ D & CoO. Canada—remarks that,— her greatest colony, and when the arms of | an order for 500 tons of trolley-poles and ; leave Cape Traverse at 6.35 a. m., arrive J. B. DAWSON, “{¢ there is one thing for which the Lib- | our Sovereign were folded round @ heart-|send them across the ocean to Dublin, : tet at Emerald at 7.26 a. m., leave Emerald GEO. J. ROGERS, Charlottetown, February 5, 1895—tu u sat & wky = eral party has sever been distinguished in | broken orphan girl, Canadians clasped | Ireland, and Bristol, England, against free Price $3.75 per barrel. | at 4-10 p. m., arrive at Cape Traverse at} jan29 Managers. ; # F Canada, it is in the character of its lead- | hands with their kin beyond the sea, in| trade British manufacturers who live in 5.09 p. m. = = eS “ ers. The want of magnetic influence over | Sorrow at an imperial loss.” the midst of those places? A question for ns ; D. POTTINGER, cb sa © - ae a the people has always been remarked. A “ There is room at the top, but the way | the grit organ, the Guardian ! Gen. Man. Can. Gov. Railways, Se 22 «OF E -.) . z . : substratum of suspicion has been generally | is by patient toil, arduous mastery of the Oxe or rue Rep Ayts. SAND S X Moncton, N. B. om S. &3 s sees a s 3 2 attached to every movement of theirs, es ee details, ae iu the most ae ; Q & CO., A. MeDONALD, Superintendent = se <a + sees kes z eee — zs 2 4 pecially in their occasional flirting | trivial matters, sincerity and honesty in oe “a Railway Office. Charlottet« ) eee «82F= «5 sf coeet 4 3 oss = with the neighboring republic, | every action. Honesty was Sir John veneer Newson Block, Victoria Row a goadeey, 1995. “os e*,& : ig aes 5 a 8 z = z 5 ? @ad though flirtation has been aptly Thompson’s leading characteristic. Itcan Serer ee an eas a : ’ : ot te as ’ : ce By, | " 885 7°: fies sss a ésatt bs Z Bee s as oS ; aptly defined as “Attention without Inten- | be said of him as was written of Emerson : oat jan3l we if res Bags 8 3 $8 3 Be g = ¢ ef: $ ¢ os g EE > , ‘ tion,” our people are too loyal in Canada | “ No matter of what he spoke, his words, is Iasi meetin tt: Os ileal bined a <3 ESieesey FE oak SEE = 5 estes =e s o $28 + to tolerate even the semblance of anything | his tone, his looks carried the evidence of a Uo Dey suring oe ew. aot = Zus 275 oa E22 = sang 258 z =s 4 EE*5 ES 3 as ‘fe = E = x savoring of a prospective change in our | @ sincerity which prevaded them all, and| gnq chee tall tectain theit well \ oninadt ee — ee fm sskie g ZEEE e228 3 EP Es*35 ae . = . 4 = . s Jitical relations to the Mother Country. | was to his speech like the water of crystal-| ., Pe sa ~ iia’ Testa. acd a hat = pes Est Ea 2 aBe S32: 2 O8 | 3 :mg: RR > F e. = 4 ; The endorsement of the present party in | lization, without which they would effer- Sede fo the pons oa a = § { : cA BOS 2 Geeeisec.;; 222: OS M23.) Bits | oii. oe =a : power by all the great influential circles of | vesce into mere rhetoric. the Wonderful Cheap Men , ee, —* ‘ — g5e 3 cTerets et Stic: * wee z oS = a 2% 3 * Great Britain, and especially by those in| “It was said of the celebrated painter, ve : a Gao 24 Nein aegis coe cr? — e Z £2 ee eS high station, even royalty itself, is a great Giotto, that he revived art by making. it Catarrh. is .a constituti . die R Cie ae aS Top 6§ Seca, : + Si: 2aee 7 . Fs S 3 1 8 , s tower of strength to the Conservative the image of his own personal goodness. Hood's Sarsaparilla “es o waekeeieent «£5 3° ee nae 2: Sandel 2 ot cee E = ia > 4 s rty, and in the absence of masterful | Sir John Thompson re-created the politics ae Se aS ~ 7 © E&xs8 22 282enensassenkeserzan | ssen2 Sass gears Sou . ¥ = : ns ad on the other side, it is not | of Canada, because he brought to them a et It cures catarrh. -. Give, .it. 9 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN ? anu “20 £2 hi eORLOS Sg Namcrer om, nen Son arresen ic" < § , s . ; at all within the reach of pro-| character unsullied,and maintained it to 3 ao eee : = “* a bability, that any political change will be | the end; because he crowned his eminent ialnilincaa is . ‘ : ar é + ae Ke effected in the Government of the country [ talents with the aureola of personal purity. ee on a - eee bs i for some years to come. A party one of | It remains with Canadians to Jeara the dhesinsthe 87 “ann ahead i: ait ated S { whose leaders is obliged to accept of sup- | lesson of his life; to put love of country | tg Camden ond rearn ; Oak y eof 3 It . that . : E : E port more substantial than lip loyalty and { above greed of gain, and ambition to serve | witec, over very bad vonite aioe se > ane ab OGF. DIK si ™ ' — is age | too weakly = cut our generation above emoluments df! ent effort or mach fatigue » without appal-| have touched rock bottom:| ———( x) 4 aborer is, of course, worthy of his hire; | office.” : If ie %e Beary i A rou want Boots or Shoes but could net a more efficient captain be ere ee ee eee i ° J ‘ BEER & GOFF have : ; procured after a smilar fashion? The In Olden Times Warning to Women, this month go where you get j 1 t ay" : hed a large stock of Flour on hand, which they bought at the country at the present time recalls Abra- People overlooked the importance of per | Ladies who appreciate the high quality} them the cheapest at the Old —-BOTH IN—— owest poin ouche by the Flour market, and they are now offering it to their cus- ham ‘incoln’s remark about the unwis | manently beneficial effects and were satis-‘Tof Priesiley’s dress goods shonld* make it . g ong es Be: ‘Sil _— Piat aE lled tomers at a small advance on the cost. Their new hi h-grade b nd led « r dom of swapping horses when crossing a | fied with transient action ; but now that it) @ point to see that Priestley’s name is Reliable Shoe Store. liver Fiate an pamence, QUEEN,” has been givi lendid i i roe a la iaiY ‘ stream.” is generally known that Syrup of Figs, will) stamped on every five -yards! <Idstances Yours for Shoes at zero: RECEIVED TO-DAY , : Tine eee satisfaction, and they can confidently recommend it M This is an opinion worth notiag. It is permanently cure habitual constipation, ' are not unknown where Priestley’s trade sili os ; 4 ‘ as the best Family Flour on the market to-day. te : the opinion of the sharpest and shrewdest wet epemne —— will not buy other | mark “The Varnished Board” has be2n I 7 Only 10 cents each. t ; : laxatives, which act for atime, but finally , used the secand time with inferior goods | E. W. TAYLOR KE R & G clsss.of men in Canada. injure the systefn. : wrapped upon.it. Metaweb , A. E. McEACHEN. jan23 Cameron Block Ch e 8 a ; , * oe e iarlottetown, January 17, 1895—tu thu sat

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daily (Sundays excepted) between Sum- merside and Charlottetown on the follow-

Friday, February 8th,|Trouserings and Coatings, in Tweeds, Wor-

Sheetings. Table Linens.

Our SHEETINGS and PILLOW COTTONS are soft! We offer a fine assortment of Bleached, Cream and a

Special Offering in Kid Gloves. AG Urioves.

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$1.40, now 75 cents a pair. | Ladies’ 4-button do., sizes 6, 64, 63 and 7; former price| i ij

$1.00 per pair, now..75 vents. cr and ‘fine quality, and the prices the lowest in the Brown TABLE LINENS. These goods are strictly ALI

ih Two sizes in Black, 5} and 6; former ,prige $1.45. and) $1.25, now 75. cents. a pair. _ ar]

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