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of their cost placed them on sale—second Zfloor. |} T¥ Perhaps enough for three or four days selling—

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A SLIGHT UPON THE LEADERS

LIBERAL

(Montreal Srar.)

The Vancouver World is a staunch Lib- eral paper, buttit evidently has not caught the spirit cf the aew Liberalism. In are cent issue it refers to the late Hon. Alex- ander Mackenzie as “beyond dispute the grandest personage in Canadian politics

the existence of those eminent statesmen who lead the party to-day. Corl! Me. | Mackenzie have made as many promisce as Sir Wilfsid Laurier doeg and fulfil as few? Could he have spent as much money in @ given time as Mr. Tarte end boast as loudly of h's profligacy? Could he have! arranged as many ‘*.eals”’ as Mr. Bliir ? | Could be have uoblashingly made such a | bargain with the Yukoo railway coniract~ | ors as Mr. 8.ftoo ? Could he have so blind-

ed himself tothe general abandonment of } party principles as Sir Richard Cartwrigh'? Could he even have croszed the ocean as did Mr. Dobell in search of a faet ocean ferry ? Could be teve toler. ted the spoils system as every member of the present Libera! leaders have done ?

Mr. Mackenzie may have been “a grand personage” with his old-fashioned .n o tions of putlc honesty, public purity and | pubic mecrality; but the World’ forgets that with the coming of the new Liberal- ism those high-minded ideas have become obsolete. They don’t count avy longer. A Liberal leader pretending to hold them to-day—one who wou!d sacrifice office for principle, who would fulfl his solemn pledges, who would insist on the econcmy he had preached, who would ailere to the perty’s long-taught principles he had advocated—would uot be a grand per sonage in the ranks of his party, but he would bea pretty lonesome one. His splendid izo/ation would be as remarkable as the World’s election of Mr. Mackenzie asthe grandest personage of the past half century, when the present day has given a Laurier, a Tarte, a Sifton, and a Blair.

A card on the outside of offize door saye: *‘Goneto lunch. Be back in ten wmin- utes.” And,the man will be thereon time. Thatie, for some days, weeks or even months, he will. Then he will be at home occasionally for a day. He’|l tellyou he had s headache—aturn of chclera morbus, or maybe he'll say he bad alump in bis stomach and felt tdo miserableto move. The lump was pro- bably twoor three ten-minute lunches

for the past half century.” This is rank | treason, or else the Vorld has forgotien| brought about Confcderation, is not entire

CHARLOTTETOWN P: FE. ISLAND; TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24, 4899

A REMINDER

Dear Six,—I notice on the first page of

| your issue of Friday last, where the Hoa. Peter Mitchell very justly remarks, “It is

j perhaps a little too late mn the day, but |public men wno serve their coun ry are generally treated with neglect. The public

hus a short memory and ea ily forgeis che

benefits which it receives from the efforts

of those who have served it, it is however

| pleasant to find thatthe man whose efforts

lysforgetien.”

Oa read ng the above, it brought to my recollect'on an important movement of over thirty years ago, in ourown Island, which has been of greatef benefit to the larmers of this colony than even that of covfederation. I refer to what is known as the Tenant League agitatiou,of which Rosa’ Weekly was the avowed exponent. Now

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Hon. Mr. Dobeli’s visit to England is for reasons which are difficult to fuily uaderstand, srowsing much anxiety ia Anglo~Canadian circles lest the Canadian é goverpment should be preparing to lower iscallea “ the Opposite sea’, and to show | toe standard of the projected fast service. their little peculiarities might uofit them Vav Horoe’s recent speech at Quebec has for taking part in (the management of | been much commented op, and awakeus our schools. anemphatic echo. One leading Anglox

Now, whether Iam relly a “School | Canadian, whose position and wealth Teacher” or not is beside the questicn,— | fizared prominently in previous fast ser-. though, in passing, ! way remark that’ vice negotiatio:s declared in my presenee: from the praise bestowed by “Olid Mad” i“] will neither lift a finger nor give @ #ix~ upon that class, it is prettv evident thatshe | pence to aid in a compromise service. If 8 One them or, at all events closely Canada fancies thata seventeen or eight- related toone ofthem . Wheth:r sae is |een knot service will do she makesa au“Old Mad” is not nearly so certain! | great mistuke. She cau afford to provide But let me re-cal! the assertions implied nothing short of the very best on the At- in my firet leuer, The implications were | lantic. odo anythirg less is childish,

WOMEN ON THE SCHOOL et ° tt? Sir,—I am sorry tovee that my little letter, | published in Friday’s issue of [me Exanuiver | has made ‘old maid” crose; for in it [ Osly intented to set for:h, in a good natar~ edjway, a few of the characterictics of what

I would like to a-k through the columns ot Tue Examtyver what has ever been done o reward the mao who from week co week advocates the abolition of the Leaseboll! System until the quection was settlea?l have uoder-tood tbat he lost bis business through bis advocacy of the qnestion at d that thore who pretended to be his friends were the first to turn their backs upon him. This} man is still living, I believe io bumble

circumstancee. Surely tho-e who receiv-

ed a pecuniery benefit from the removal

of the Leasebold System sbould make come tangitl> effort to show their appreciation of his work while he is still

alive, and pot wait untill be passes on to another world.

AL vercr Ricar.

NEED BRITISH ANNEXATION

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Only Solution of the Difficulties in Samoa

Lenp x, Feb. 20 —-The Melbourne cor~ respondent of the Times sase:—“The Samoan correspondent of the Melbourne Argus writes that the only sclution of the difficulties there lies in an immediate annexation cf the island by Grent Gritain. He says the natives troughbout the entire group are almost unanimoutly favourable Sosuch a step, aod that it is also ardently d: sired by the British and American resi- dents.

“Failiog annexation, the complete dis- arming of the whole pepulation is imperi = tive; and in the opinion of the correspon- dent of the Argus, the abolition of the Kingship is absolutely neceseary to pre- vent conetant disturbances. The rival

condensed. The man who ‘‘bolte” Lis lunches will fiod Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pillets the bist friend he ever met.

This is no case of biliousness, co.» stipation, indigestion, “heart burn,’’ or any ofthe rest of the nigbt-mare bieod that these little ‘“ Pellets” will not cure. They cure permanently. Send 3l sents in one-cent stampsto World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buftalo, N. Y¥.,and receive Dr. Pierce’s 1(08 page page “Common Sense Medical Adviser,” profusely illustrated,

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DR CLIFT cures Chroni Diseases and Rupture ic Ch’town, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Call or send stamp for information.

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Prince Edward Island Railway

On and after MONDAY, 26th Dec., 1898 trains of this Railway will run daily, (Sun day, excepted,) as under.

Cfrains Out- Trains In-

ward. Read STATIONS ward. Read down up _ a ev. Mt. . in. ee 700 310 Charlottetown...10 20 2 30 715 3 30..Royalty Junction10 15 2 16 752 417 .North Wiltshire. 9 20 1 40 8 04 4 31..Hunter River... 9 05 1 238 SW 6 2. .Bmetidc sees BUSES 905 5 47..Kensington...... 7 3B 12 2 M, 9 3O 6 S0.Ar.) Ly. 7 00 12 00 S’Side - A. M 2 50 Ly. | | Ar 10 30 eG gaa Wellington......... 9 47 eM es caps Piet Ms ccesscs 9 00 SO. .......¢..O' bea eo Er a Adbetten.. 62.6 si. a ee © 30 ar S16 RE s ib seaceees ly 6 00 P. M. A MM, Pr. M. a a Or OF os css ss Charlottetown....ar 10 30 i Sl conan one xt Mount Stewart..... 9 06 ck edan (EI. 5k deenve 7 3 5 45 ar «+ «Georgetown. ..... lv 7 10 PrP. M. A.W. 4 05 Iv.......-2 Mount Stewart...ar 8 55 oS ee reer HS MES ASR jon OS Oe OS a ee aks cakes ceenasenss wuss oc 6 Ww P. M. A.M. P. M. A, M. SO Wr cices cece Os conccs- 5 Oe 6 GB ar....+0..--Cape Traverse. .lv 7 00 Pp. M. A. M.

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time. D. POTTINGER, Gen. Man. Can. Gov't Rys. Moncton, N. DB _ A. SHARP, Superintendent, P. E, 1. R’

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chiefe, he says, would be satitfied f appointed to role their own districts with emall! ealaries.”

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Fine farge juicy california oranges received per Stanley to-day, at Sanderson & Co's Pure Food Sellers.

39¢ Dress goods sale now on at Stanley Bros—'T'nis is nota common sale of Dress Goods, nor a sale of eommon Dress goods but a sale of High Grade Fashionable Stuffs at the popular price iniro- duced by us for these Sales 39¢ per yard, Stanley Bros 2 in eS a meemceneensotty tt anne geome emmommnan ames Molasses and Sugar.

Extra choice Porto Rico Molasses, Extra standard granulated Sugar yellow extra C Sugar, Demerara Crystals in bags. Selling at lowest prices.

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Liberal Conservative Association

The snnuel meeting of the Liberal Con- servative Association of the Fourth Elect~ oral District of King’s Vounty, will be held in the Murray River Hall, on Mon- “7, the 20th February, at 7 o’clock p. m.

he meeting will be open to al! support - erecf the Liberal Conservative party.

A. B. MacNEILL, President,

that women talked all together at the | and would eacrifice the great advantages same time; that “because” was very genera | abe should reap from her splendid g.ox ally thought by them to bea sufficient graphical position.

reasoc; that they repeated themse!ver: and - = - Se that it would not be modist or right that a

all quest oir, -uch for instance 28 those K

that affect the mor. 1+, etc, of the echolara ” Baking Powder

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should be discussed by a board composed of women and mea. “Oli Maid” has not| desied the firat three; as to the fourth she | remains discreetly silent. The first three, then not having beea denied, we mus: take | tbem to be admitted; and thie, being the cise, can auyone b | eve it would be an ad- vantage to bave wimen on the Loard?

Why the work would never be, 4 done. The fonrth objection | Made from pure that I raised is, if prseible, of a!

cream of tartar. j

Safeguards the food

against alum. Al ing powders are the greatest aaaabele to Eth of ths pucen day.

more serious nature, and is one that our readers must think out for themselves. I’ dare not cngsge vpon it. * Old Mafd’s” letter, then, has not answered mine. | Che only paragraph in it that looks like an | argumentative assertion is when she says that “many girls are as well informed in | Parliamentary usage as their fathers.” This is deligutfally conclusive, in a fem- inine sense, when we remember tbat by

far the greater moejority of fathers ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. know nothing whatever of Parliamentary | ——— usage.

A woman’s letter always contsios the most important part, to her, at the eod, or in the postscripts,—so in this one of Old Maid’s. I em accused of bsing unmanly in bringing aliady’s name into prist. No, my dear Old Maid, you are wrong. Per- eons who aspire to or place themse!ves in public positions, whether ladfes or gentle« men, must accept public criticism ; asd gome of these days, when the female sex sha'l have thrown cff all the chaina of its bondage and perhaps O d Maid herselt ie running in the Conservative interest for a seat in Parliament, she must make up her mind to accep’, without a murmur, the criticismsof the Patriot newspiper. She wil!, mosi likely, be accused of break - ing most of the commandments; certainly of a}] sorte of bribery and corruption ; end, no doubt, amongst others, of going about

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gets fair treatment at Drug Store.

Our goods are the best,

our prices are the lowest.

Take itall round we are up- to-date in every department.

We want your confidence, we wantto merit it.

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with half a dozen of whiskey hidden ip Hundreds of satisfied cuss her ekirtsto debauch the free and in- tomers, our Ccuslomerr; dependast electors. That will be nice Be one,

for a“lady”—will it not? ScnooL TEACHER. Charlottetown Feb. 20 1899,

A. W. REDDIN, Phm, B

Central Drug Store

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

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Mailaod Empire: ‘Lhere is one good good thing about the Washington negotia- tions. Our Commissioners have had a epleodid time.

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Wall P — Heal

We have opened our magnificent

new stock of 1899 Wall Papers, In doing so we have crowded out many ODDS and ENDS from last years stock. lots suitable for almost any sized room. Gilts, Plains, Halls,& Borders these we have placed on counter on 2nd flat, The prices we have hardly considered. We want the room they occupy, they are yours at your own price. See them, See them,

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Mortreal Gazette: The situation at Wa-hington, juaging by the despatches, is that the things the United S:a'es are to receive in connection with the Joint High Commission baye been arranged. There isno trouble, however, about what the United States is to give. And the Laurier patty thinks its political fate de- pends On its representatives getling some~ thing. The situation is ominous.

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Netural History & Antiquaran Society

Nex Meetixnc—Tuesday 21st inst., Y. M. C. A. Parlor,8 p. m.

Parer—‘*Some reminiscences of Island Geol. gy,” by Mr. Thos. May. The publig aie inviitd = ‘Tuoee weose names bave been handed in for membership will please

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