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“Ves l ] uy t r at Hughes. | | Buy your cigars here and 5 | gou Will talk about ther just as i these men did. Our fall steck of ccus and tot bacees | is COMP Jete, ama repre- sents all that is gor fi 1 Cigar value.

You should try one of our

8c or r0c leaders;

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The eo. le’s rugyists

Baking

is Unexcelled

Wedothe work as if should be done. Everything is right--ingre diew's, mixing and cil.

Dent buy old goods, t. vet everything new and fresh irom us,

Nat Cake, 16c | Curr ike, 16 Silver Cake. 16c } Scotch Cake, 16«

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D, C. McLzop.

lately of the firm of M. & D.C McLeod. ¥. E. Beytriey,

lately of the firm of Mathieson & Bentley. Scotia

Orrices—Bark of Nova

Baildine, Crar'ott eto wn.

Sept 29th d y Smo s w)1!

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- oo ~ ANOTHER GREAT SUDCESS.

| Political Meeting at Milton Last!

Evering.

Tae Lall at Milton was crowded. The

| mieeiiog Was Organized by appointing M:.

Arthur Holrovd to the chair. Sir Louisa thea commenced his speeen and claimed

t at tbe Governmeat was pure and bonest |

|—all clean men tulfiled tbeir promises ,

aid claimed credit for the great prosper~ ity that ruled in Cangdsa. Spoke jor one hour and satisfied himeelt even if the audience doubied.

He was followed by Mr. Stewart fer one hour. Mr Stewart reuted Davies arguients and prov.d from the statistical year book tuat Mr Davies was inaccurate in bis siatement about the Post Offise revevue. He probed the speech through and through, reviewed every departwent fod caid that the present goverament were notentitied tothe contideuce of the electorate. They were political charla- tans aod intriguers.

Mr Donald Farquhareon then followed io a rambling, discursive maoner. He ciated thatas they bad &@ surplus, they were worthy of confideace, and that they ehould be jadged by this matter of sur- plue, —altuough , he himselt was raising P. E. I-iand with debentures, debt and extravagance,

Mr. Wise followed, and in a very able speech from the farmer’s standpoint shows ed the emptiness of Mr. Fargnbarson’s

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reasoning. ke sbowed the increased prices of the commeoditica the farmers purchased. He spoke tortwenty minaies

and was well received.

Dr. Douglas then spoke for twenty min- utes, ealogi-ing tis waster Mr. Fang anar- gon, and euli g:ziog Sir Louie Davies and claimed that ibe Government built the Crow’« Nect Railway, and they should get credit fortbis. Laurier, he eaid, was sine greatest siaiesman thai Canada ever had, because he was Frencnb, and tried to argue thet oppostiiun to Liwarrer and Tarte was oor oa the drencen people of Que.

Dr Micneil) followed, and although the hour was Jae the audicnee Jisteved with close attsntion. He quoted Laurior’s Own words about the prob: - biht, of Mutual Preferent.al Trade in 1896, and showed that be repudiated it aiterwards. He then quoted Tarte's Siyings in Pormsand Quebec avd saad that a Mioist.r of ats:Overpment wiv wouid spesk as be did was notaiog else but a disloyal and disbonest man snd a traitor to bis couvuy,and 1 either he por

| his cosleagues that-ea; po ted him in the

Cabinet were worthy vi ibe confidence of the eleciors. He showed taat Dr. Douglas was inaccurate in saying that the government built the Cow's Nest Railway, Bot whavtaey did was to ip- crease ihe Subsidy to a far greater »mounl ihan the Conservatives agreed

to give.

Mr. Farqahartson left in a hurry. As Mr. Wise +cuted, be could not wait to take bia medicipe, as his imperialistic cond: ct io griuding texes Out Oo! tbe people wouid Nol FloLd invertigation His conduc is “renk #¢d emelis to heaven ”

A vo.e Of toaoks were tendered to cheirmeo for hs able couducs in the chair. A feeble coeer wae given to Sir Louis Davies, and hearty, enuthusiatsic enerrsfor Mr. Stewart sod Sir Charles fupner. Tue me ‘1¢ was a great v © ory for the Couseivativ2 per y, and augurs well ior the resu.. va elestioa aay.

ae + 2 OV A A_ DOS ca?” This sicnature is on every bex of the genuins

Uaxative Bromo-Quinine raviets the remeciy that cures a cold in one day

the

MONEY-SAVING

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oins cnat

Weeks & Co’s.

lead, iLis an "un rersi< iment of ay Weeks & Co,

Ask to s: @ Our astracke! 1 Ladi-s’ hag and colored dive j ta the cit ery styli e t lac Kx is & wonder

uw ‘n’s fur « Coats at $10, 317 4Y8 ig Steck

Fur robes in crey

brocade

yand black, $4.45, ) Selling a at price

Weeks & Co.

Wholesale and Retail,

cloth, fur

,00, $21 and up.

us We ale ays car ry a beaut ifut atock. of Coilars, Ruffs, Tier, a that canrot be duplicated oa the IJs': nd.

7URS, ae ere n this deparrment Weeks & Co, 1 fact Lat any persen Wanting a fur kiad a rie ges to the leading fur store —

Vur &y evial ladies Fur Coat at $17 isa wender. ‘ackets at $207 Beaver Cloth fur lined cape at $14; the best

Every skin guaranted.

tr mmed, at

lined, Opposstm Bess qualities of Coon al- $5, $6, $8

Collarettes and

guaranteeevery stin and every prize, and mt allow any Louse to undersell them.

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Wl get honest de: ling—at The People’s Store. |

WHRHRES & CO.

THE LEADING £FUR STO 28.

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THE DAILY BAAMINER Local ait ihe i tems {7

OCTOBER 2 1990.

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SIGN OF THE TIMES,

ee Patrio'’s report—at the bg of the Young Liberals; Mr. Haezard being, if we mistake vot, Stipendiary Mag~ istrate of Charlottetown and Jadge of tae City Court We notice aleo that Mr, HU.

ihe campaign,

From the party point of view, we have

the part of these officers of justice—tkese gentlemen who hold the scales fenteace between man and man in this Province. The fact that these Magis- trates, who receive stipends from the

en er the political arena on behalf of the Tarte-Laurier government, only ehows the poverty of the government party as!

to men capable of carrying on the con- Vest.

not—calculated to raise the Magisterial Bench in the eyes of the public. Nor is

Justice Fuzgerald. 1: ie, if we mistake not, bu: a otveriidicasion o* a lowered

public affair-.

SHIP NEWS,

Port ef Charlottetewn.

ENTERED.

Oct.

Regina B, Wiliams, Port Morien; Lady

May. MecVougall, Belle Reyer; Lady Fravkliv, Garcin, Pictou. CLEARED.

Oct. 24 —Baliic, MeLaine, Pic'on; Lady May. McDougel, Bile River; Lady Fraukhio, varcis, Pictou,

Port of Summerside. EXTERED.

O>. 17.—Howard L, Farrow, New Campbetiins, © B, coal.

Oct. 19.—Diwmord Jamier, Wilcox, Carajortie, bal; S 8S Kilo, Neleou,

Sh’iown, produce; Joseph McGill, Mo-

Dona id, Sydney, coal.

Ox. 20— Loi. Dunn, Shediac, steel rail-; Sir Louis, McArthur, Shediec, stee) rails.

Ost. 23.—Annie Laurie, Jimmo, Chat- ham, jumber; Ida U, Martell, Campbei)- ton, la nber.

CLEARED.

Oct. 17.—Howard L Farrow, bucio, b>’.

Ue. 19.—Jersie Newell, MeLure, Pie- tou, bal; Harvest Home, Lord, Crapaud,

Richi-~

ba; S 8S Elto, Neison, Sydoey, pro- duze.

Oct, £0.—Lois, Daon, Shediac, ba!- last.

Oct. 25.—S:r Lonés, MeArthuar,

Sh-dise, bal; 3S City of Ghent, McNevin, Halitex, produc; Ila M Malleu, New- castle, bal; Maggie Rosch, Weeton, Richi

bueo, bel; Jennie Armetrung, Mounta’n, Neweastly, bal.

ENTERED.

Oct.23.- I1a M, Mallet, Camphellton; Maygi+ toach, We tuo, Riceibucto, jum, ber; Neii Dow, Irving, Richibucco, lum. ber.

CLEARED.

Qet. 23 —Mavgie Roach, Westen, R chitucte, bel; Neal Dow, I:viog, Richi. bucto, b.); Josep MecGiil, Caw pbeliton, Oatr; Diomond Jubliee, Wilcux, Louis burg, p7oduce.

Oct, 24.—Annie Laurie, Jimme, Richi- hncio, b»'; Bkte Rus, Olsen, Pesaritb Boads, G@ B:

34,000 bwe of onte....... cones ee e «SLO, 8N0 25,000 rpit fi deala ......... oor 250

SO cimissdsale tcpenels ivdiniies hessiiisiaai $11,059

Ay. ee eke i a oe ECONOMY | : 4 ; 4 IF a porson can make a small saving k each day, it means considerable in a §

year.

We sell a large tin, 3 Ib, Baked Beans fer 10 cents a pep tis chic)

YOU can make quite a siving each + » hw deal; ; and every day by dealing with us.

LT ITE

SANDERSON & CO.,

VieroriA Row Gov E ‘sr

Cee CE ELT LE EEL

We note that “Mr FL. Has zard, Q. os ’ | gave avery «ffective campaign epeech’?—

last meet- |

James Palmer is taking an active part io '

But it w not—we enbmit that it is it Copsivtent with the precedent eet by Mr-

s'eodarc of justice aud morality since the New L berals have obtained centro! of

24.— Baltic, McLiine, Pictou ;

DAILY Beccomuapionn CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER, 2

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and give ©

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public treasury have been covetrained to , UP '© Nov. 3cd. Tae rate is only $2 25

: ;

Dm j sand be and Mre. Whision will cing. A! no oj ction whatever to this activity on t

Posrrunan. ~ foe Beis MoO-rison

Minsrets will not gy ven perfora ance in the Opera House tonight, wit reaching

Uhariotietown in time. One wsll be given, 1m Orrow night.

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Lot <A _ Hor-k.---The Journal re-- port, that Mr. Jobn MeAlduff, of Al- berlO3, 1035 & valuable horse in tie late storm. Theanime) seemed to lave

become bewildered aid per.shed in the tield,

SaLtvatkKNn Army.—-A m- eting of wun- usuh! lulerest will be held at the Sealva~ tion Army barracks ths evening wher Rev. R- ¥. Whistoa wil! give an aldres:/

are luvited,

age

SPECIAL RATES. —Tick sta at spect> | retes from Cnsrloit-town to Halifex j ¢ nnechoa wiih troops mtarning iow

sou h Africa wili be issued on the » 27th, and 429th inst, g od to reture retura,

MiLITIAMEX, Svranen: w!—The cfficers

commaadiuy NY o1,2, 3, 4,5, 6, ont compao'e , 82nd Reg ment will b+ g od enough 10 parade those companies n Charlottetown on the evening of the arri- val of ibe South Atrican Conting nt + th wairt belts and forage caps. T. S. ae Leod, Lieut. Col. commanding 82u Regt.

NationaL Macazixe,— This popu'a- msgs Zine, like wine, improves with age. The idea of the puclishers ie that each ieeue viel! be an improvement rv -on tis predecessors and the num'er for Oct ober, whch came to bagd » few days ago, rabKS with the best: The realing matter is enterining as we!l as iuetr”ctive, »od the illustrations are ofthe best. The National Magazine is published by the W. W. Pouer Company, Bos on.

Scipizrs’ Stray at Hatirax.—The Hera says: Luerteay in Halitex of the reiuroug volunteers will be a= short as the militia autborinies can make ii. Ip deed it would not bea mater of surprise if Ibe Men were Ou tHeir wav west wibin lesa than 24 hours after th- Idaho touches the wharf. I: 1s proposed to pay oft the men at Halitax caly of G aud H Com panes. Olth-r companies will get the: discherges waile the train is travelliog westward.

8. §, Coxvestion —A Sunday Schoo! Convertor will be held in the Baptiet Church at Kouisford uear O’Leary S.a- tivac on Movday afiernocon and evening, Qt. 29.b, Le is expected that the Super- intenaeat of the Home Department, D. Scburman, sud the Field Secretary, R-v, G. P. Raymond, wilt be present vw arsist lu tbe ruccess of the gathering, The la- ‘er will also addes aA mee Sunday- Sch ol meeting in .oe Meinodiet Church at Alberion vn the followug ‘luceday evening.

Inpian Biver Cuvacea.—The laving of the curper sione ot St. Marv’s Church, Ind an Rover, w.ll take pace op Sunday bext, YS h ivet , fellowed by Pont f-u! High Mass by Bis Lordship Bishop Mae- dvuald, 1» the rew charch at iQ a.m. A <ermon Appropriate to the aceasion w'}! be delivered by ine Rev. R, B McDonald, «f Rustico, ove of the foremo-t pu' pil orator- of Cansic. A paper collection will be iaken al tbe door, and a silver ove a: the eery ce. All are cordially invited to at- tend and see ihe new charch.

Tre Stanrey.—Toe electore of Sum- merside would | ke very mucn to know if the Bosrd ot Trade committer, appoirt ei to imerview Sir Loais 8. Davies, suc- ceefei in getting that gentlewan down io @ positive aasurance that the steamer Staoley wil) be placed ov the Summer? side~ Cape Ic)mentive rene this water. They want o decline, sold agreement, and tre pot to be pnt off with ® mere premirc that ihe maitor will be** taken into con sideration.” The day tor fooling with this gq w+tion has gone by, aad it in time that wr Lows Davies end Mr: J. #H. Beli wike upto tbs fact.—Sumumereide Journal).

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