; ~ . - 3 Bi! i ren oe Ss Se - _ SS IST 4 ¥ f a, ‘ ~ £ THE DAILY EXAMINER ° ° . . . “ ‘MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1895 Bh 2 ae ge ence ao te. ae ar a NN a See — eee eee ea 4 Y h THE NEW ST, ANTHONY'S CHURCH A NOTABLE CASF, The Shortis Murder Trial , THE THE DAILY EXAMINE a | Blessed Yesterday by Bishop McDonald Decision Given by Judge Reddin Beaunarnois, Que., October 25.—-The 4 and Western Clergy. Rupert B. Norton & Co. ve. George hearing of evidence in the Shortis murder t a . : : upe of Q 0. . p : ; . . . aw . « v not © ii rf Yesterday His Lordship Bishop Wightman and Thomas Mellish.—This trial was concluded to-day. The crown _ OCTOBER 28, 1895 Macdonald solemuly blessed the | was an action to recover the amount of called witnesses in rebuttal who were] Spgoran Desparoues 10 THe Examiver - _s Sueven of Bt. Anthony, Bloomfield, which two bills of exchange drawn by plaintiff ee ee ” pers Oe he al- wey ae 2 ; THE HOSPITAL MATIER as hee ch e oe d tl hliy OWiy can mh 99 »” : ways conv « ( acter ike @& sane ? _ 7 cs ee “ —— Bon ' at ee on “Wightman & Meilish,” Souris, and person and that there was nothing in his Alberta to be Divided. : : : ; renovated during the past summer. It nc accepted by one of the defendants, Mellish, i sonduct that would lead th & Guardians three Column and &] hoag ¢ one of the most beautiful ecclesiastical im the name of Wightman & Mellish pay- demeanor or ce duct a a lea em ei ake AR ef : nce we are told. finish meg eng to infer that his mind was unbalanced. Orrawa, Oct. 28. half article on the Hospital matter would | interiors in the province we are told, able at the Merchants Bank of P. E. I, T Is red that wh t . 3 Y : 4 be funny t were not such laborious | ed as it isin the best manner, in ash,| gourig, George Wightman and Thomas a ae aa vial it ase ned sal 7 Bt the forthooming: Seaten St Pema FOR L ADI ES rhere t one +s te pho, | maple, birch and beech, properly disposed | yejjish are sued on those two drafte. days before the om it o a me now! €X- } ment it is the Government’s intention to “e — ; oe oe —_ — and touched up by the hands of our Meilish was absent and was not served pert to examine um In jal , he Pag as introduce a bill dividing Alberta into two we shall notice ; its other misrepresent@ | yownsman, Mr. McInnis, a painter of ©? | with the Ghmences. submit to an examination, saying that he electoral districte, with one additional re- % fy are “ asthe idle wind, which wer tablished reputation. The additions give Wightman’s defence is that Mellish had did so on the advice of his counsel, presentative in Parliament. f a cel MN a aie ita — Pe < os a pa anthgeity —_ _ : —, _ Why the Marquis of Dufferin Resigned, . . re of seats found in the orig 1 c c _ A a, e admitts that e ar Mellis a . : Che. following figures haves very con: | A: capacity was taxed to its utmost limits odie ni, catalina a ets ee Loxpon, October 25.—The Marquis of Better Times in Canada. VINGINE WAY CS SPOR ing ar ry, | yesterday, the number of Protestants | Government for the Souris breakwater, | Dufferin, British ambascador to France, ee : ; seey aretakes from the ae hy i present being almost as great as that of the | [he amount to be paid for the work by whose resignation of the post of Lord Monrreat, Oct. 28. : ee | Catholics themselves. At 10 o’clock the the Government was $18,000. ~ | Warden of Cinque Ports was recently an- General Manager Clouston, of the Bank Prince Edward Island Hospital from the} ), shop, in cope and mitre, carrying his Checks in payment were always sent to | Bvunced, explains as the reason of his | of Montreal, says: “Times have changed ‘ a _, | pastoral staff and flanked by the attend- Wightman, payable to Wightman & Mell- resignation that as on the conclusion of | for the better all over, while things are on For half-vear balance to Balance | ant clergy, began the solemn blessing] jg, Wichtman always endcrsed those his diplomatic career next summer, he | the boom in British Columbia. ka eM Cc to Debit} at the main portal. The Ter "1 on ahacks snmeieed fans tha Cebernment ee aang ee — re, in : S34 $list. new wings were then sprinkled with holy | wiehtman & Mellish. Before the bill reland, he felt that he would be preciud- : : 4 For year water, while the clergy chanted the Bene- pak ae oaae shstislnh, ta bate ak ed from discharging acceptably the duties Ministers at Washington. p Ma 895 2104.34 dictus, Then the procession entered the} oj wells} urchased ® lies for the | Of lord warden. Therefore, as a matter of “ S86 131.52 edifice, and the Bishop and clergy, kneel- aalhiinahee ‘ak aa the plaintiff ae ms conscience he must retire from the posi- Wasurineton, Oct. 28. 887 133.53 ng at the altar, recited the Litany of the quested him to draw a billon Wightman tion. Lord Dufferin’s residence is at Sir McKenzie Bowell and Sir Charlee : : a : : : = se a aae 618 78 Saints. The blessing of the inner walls, Jig > me Clandeboye, County Down, Ireland. Tupper have arrived here, and are the The enviable reputation which the Ex ulpoise Waists have ac uired since their intro- may Rags F beautifally and Mellish for the amount of those sup- PP he Hiritich Renliace oe , juip P * q ea 390 15234 riat#’peninns Gnd penyerd followed. Afve| > en art tg eS ee duction to the public, is wholly owing to the meritorious plan of their construction and the ¥ 391 $5.31 | the blessing the Bishop, in full pontiticals, Clg seg ee eee . * oe : entire satisfaction they have given. We keep a stock of the above-——James Paton & Co. : ? TBT.7 lebrate Mass assiste Wv > ; P Sa . ft Some peopie make suits to fit ar ‘ . ° « ° ee # 392 57.7 celebrated Mass, assisted ==by the} each in his own individual hand - writing. | pouning “toot stele aaa cal Football in Halifax. ‘The Equiroise Waist has been before the public too many years to need words cba 190.29 Revs. R. B. McDonald, John Chais-|th:. bill was. dal sd : £- | nothing about style. Any cutter can : : ox . nae 973.20 soo cod A. B, Berke 0s srch-| tone tc. t taeine Saker ae make a suit to fit the body, bet it takes an Hauirax, Oct.28, |Of commendation from any one, nevertheless the growing popularity of waists to take 1895 £03.22 priest, deacon and sub-deacon, 80d | same purpose from Norton and requested | hare theartist, Tey waondhalber Wool} The Wanderers defeated the United | the place of corsets makes it worth one’s time to consider the merits of the different styles. S So it w appear to the cursory | Father Gallant, the pastor, a8 ceremoniare. | him to draw two other bills in the same | Go,, swell tailors. Service team at football on Saturday, 17/ The Equipois? is a perfect substitute for the corset. I heartily endorse this garment.” “ realer. But, let ussce. In’ May, 1885, The music was pure ; nk a form for the amount of invoice. These Buy men’s underclothing at J. B. Mac- | to 9- Oth leadi a li os . dik, sues; ena tatiaeeaed quite up to the high stanc - set vy the | two last named drafts were accepted by | donald & Co's. = ler leading col sets at se ing prices. a Se ee oe bimeelf ” ec in the art! Mellish thus: “Accepted,” “Wightman & : r : . Marray’s fluid magnesia—Fresh stock apes - May, 1890, there was a credit balance of} divine. Towards the close of the Mass Mellish,” and paid by Wightman, Ladies dress goods gs lling at low prices just received at the Central drugstore. 2 x but $153.54—showing a shrinkage of | the Rev. R. B. McDonald of _RBustice, The question in this case appears to be | J. B. Macdonald & Co’s. wit x $1.950,80, or an average annual deficit of | Pre? hed 8 splendidly or were Wightman and Mellish partners in alias a ase. ea ieee allen B lb d Lili § Free | s f eeenté fe 1901. oo menses! cfict wee and — practical or mg . ps a this contract, and had Mellish power to ll 5 all C ' talento isin tr ciate cuangs in in “High Sacrifice of the New — t ‘© | bind Wightman by accepting those drafts cere eee — eee a 4 evidently made. As a matter of “aa a ae : ae Bishop —. ‘at now sued oninthe name of Wightman (“A thing of beauty is a joy forever.) ' NOTI ‘ believe au extra $3000 was subscribed in | blessing and tae immense concou | & Mellish; and did the defendant by his . ! . that year. So the balance in May, 1892, worshippers tiled eo Ps = pe conduct induce Norton to believe that (Loose and Boxed), We want te ulixine the mrevter of — was &1.757.76. This balance was seduced | (2 bells rang out their glad peals, and the | wejlish had his consent to accept those < wale Pictndes diene cate I have withdrawn from the Undertak- as $1,757.76 his balance was reduced | oreat organ filled the vast interior with it | }i11. as his part Wit! ‘ ulbs, They are so easily grown and s0 | tice Recall f Wad & Wad 4 by May, 1895, to $403.22—a shrinkage in} soul arousing melodies. We but echo the i acim aoa to . Ee re 5 950: Ditheont beautiful that no house should be without wh miorg waged mate rom and q i hre reara. of $1,354.54 yr, | general sentiment in congratulating Father | °): : ra 3 eagoceecsnien P ae Te ee ee ee imereut | some for winter blooming, and every gar- ee 4 in three year of $1,354.54, ors! gi : & 5 plied by law that one partner can bind the | designs } heuld ‘awe i lot t fold it tracted by the firm. upon average, as yearly ieficit | Gallant and his good parishoners on the | (there by accepting bills of exehange in den shou uave its p * . < . _ s s OLIVER B. WADMAN z i Pec ee me possession of a church so large and impos-| .),. mache Of the Gem: bat with resnect to FRED beauty in early spring. ollan ulbs Crapaud, Oct. 25, 1895—2i : of $451.51}. These are the fig-| ing without and of such artistic merit as particular partnerships he sian Steed § FI N 5, and Lilies are grown in enormous quanti- ee Se ures brought ont by the Guardian to con- | te its interior. partnerships the question whether oan : ; ties in Europe and the United States. ae GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Annual Meeting vince the public that Tue Examiver stat- eS partner has power to bind the other by Wholesale and Re‘ail. Ao 9 ~— ee ato pe alae: > uel percents , silicate ‘aula ' a y rtunity . ed that which was fal-e when it spoke of cot pon we , putting the name of the firm to a negoti- — Sa aioe Seentifal ‘Lilies, Hyacintos CHARLOTTETOWN, The general Annual Meeting of the the “ continually recurring difficulties” of | The Octok f the County Court, | #bl¢ instrament depends on the nature of Talint; ee : ’ g 4 7 Shareholders of the Hillsborough Skating the P. E. Island Hospital, and appealed to | whi h septal daub en Tuesday .* ad. | the business, vide Dickenson vs. Valpy, A W REDDIN Ph B eT OFFICE—BROWN’S BLOCK, Rink Company will be held at the offic [ . &. isiar i Sp { 9 ne pp aie A r c « re s a St, , ‘ y , ’ e his ciciciaeiiel a Wallan te 4 i nale.? Lioarned Friday aotil let Moveasber. eext. 10 B. & C., and the partners are not really . . ll. : Absolutely Free of Charge. of M. & D. C. McLeod, in Charlottetown I 1oters i en i o J Ti a io seted ¢ 160 cases, of partners in trade. Yet if one sa represents j j a 2 3 on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of Octo We venture the assertion that there is not om th “ ae - a : chief suits | Bimselfand thereby gets goods for the C 1 Drug St This is our plan, viz. —It is well known bef, instant, at 8 o’clock, p. m. cttheimmssinbtitctctnadti- other both are liable, De Blenkhorn vs. entral Drug Store, that our large Store is crammed full of D. C. MeLEOD, ei aie ok a a i ae ee ; Smith, 1 Esp. 29. : ie dank : Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Chins Sec’y-Treas. it of the treasurer “ —P 7 ie mz Wellington Young vs. Augustine MNc- It is also laid down in the same case NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE, | and Glassware, Japanese Goods, Toys, Oct. 12—dy tl 30th Hospital, and we point tothe Guardian’s Ionis—-Damages fer slander. Amount | «jt partners may be partners in a partic- ect26 Wall Papers, etc. It is an assured fact i figures as demontstratioe of the essential] claimed $150. This action arose out of! ular concern or business, yet, if they do that every family in the city needs more oe ésath of Ten Mcamceun’s ctateesen’ ece- 4 Ce aren ened defendant in convers-| 1 o¢ hold themselves out as general ‘part or less of these goods. We ask everybody q eae 2 ation with a friend in respect to the plain: | pers, it will not make them liable in other interested to come and buy their supplies Kea Re Ste Re She CANAGS Se NS WHEE ENE as the Chevy alley tem party in July | cases not connecied with that business. right away, or before our Bulbs are all te More than that we point tothose figuresas} last. The defendant claimed that he did The proper test of liability ef a person not : gone, and with each cash purchase of one B evidence of the necessity that exists for} not use the words with any slanderous ostensibly a partner is not merely whether a dollar’s worth of goods of any kind we : the proposed endowment. The hospital eae hen ee and _ ao the person sought to be charged has stip- j will give = hip. gaa - z wards offered an apo ogy au re 1 l ted f tic) tic i ; St Paul § Schoolroom may, it is true, be maintained in the fut- which the plaintiff refased to accept. The a a Toads anes Cabins ' j Twenty-five Cents Worth of ure upon a more economical scale than it | Judge held that under the facts proved an | ihe irade was actually carried on carried Bulbs Free. has been under Miss Sheraton ; but if so, | action of oe would a lie po vo it on as agent for the others. Inre Eng. In aid of the New Church, Purchasers to have their own selection of it will, we feel sure, be at the cost of effici- — oe ? _ eae ie ae Assurance a, LH &M 3&5. Hyacinthe, Tulips, Crocus, Freesias, Nar- ae a en ; ot It has been decided in so many cases = |cissus, Easter Lilies or Chinese Sacred encv. af ae win ; ae a . r . . ; ; ; Ie j ihe iaceig Reidel ie ee en dealing fully with the law | that an agreement to be jointly interested Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1895 Lilies. Directions for culture given. _ FE 1S possipie that the uardian s articles | on this subjest. A. Peters for plaintiff; H.| in the profits of oue transaction constitutes Store open evenings until 9 o’clock. Par- ' i respect to this matter may effect a pres-| J. Palmer for defendant. @ partnership and authorizes them to do PROGRAMME, cels delivered free. Embrace this oppor- ent defeat of Tue Examixra’s attempt tof Mary W —- Fieik. H. a all that is necessary to obtain profits as pant 1 tunity quick and get first cheice of Bulbe, 7 secure the end nt that is evidently | *ction for $41.67 damages against defend- | usual in such matters, that the rule can~ co i : a 7 - safety 6 re e ty: ant as sheriff for selling goods under ex-/ not now be shaken. Heyhoe va. Burge, | 1. Romberg’s Toy Symphony. Deal a ee ees required. But, even 80, We ape not with- | ecution without paying plaintiff arrears of | 9 M Gr & S 457. Barry ve. Nesham, 3M | 2. Song...............,Mr. Fred, Haszard ealers in Books, Bulbs, Seeds, &c. out hope of fruit in the years that are to] rent due to her by the judgment debtor, of | Gr & S 641-650. BD. OG evict coeneacees Captain Weeks come. Meanwhile, it is apparent from the which the defendant had notice. Defence Partnerships may be limited to the mak-| 4. Vocal Duet.......Mre. Hedley Palmer 8 figures supplied by the Guardian that] T#ised was that the goods were not liable | jng of some partigular patent, or to the 6. 56S 2s en enuine . from $300 to $500 yaear must either°bel *° * lien for rent as they were seized under | working of it in one particular place—in | 5. String Quartette, from Haydn’s Crea- om FS oS ee Fmust either .'@/ an absent debtor attachment, and also} al! such cases as theee the rights and liae tion, : saved or made up by Sincreased contribus that the placotiff had taken the house off bilities of the partners are ‘governed by| 6. Recitation............Miss Enid McLean WwW ‘ tions on the part of the publie. the hands of the tenant and thereby for-| the same principles as thosé which apply | 7. Violin Solo.......-..... Mr. Vivaicombe apanese h R po scape ees —— feited her claim. ao —. Mc-| to ordinary partnership, but such rights PART II en you want ubbers you want em Lean, Q. C., for plainuft; H. J. Palmer | and liabilities are necessarily less exten- f . W R wi NOTES AND COMMENTS. for defendant. sive than those of persons whe have enter-| 8. Vocai Duet.......... Mrs. E. H. Norton € have all = ubbers all ready. en you 2 : , William Miller vs. Peter McInnis.—Ac- | ed inte less limited contracts. See Lind- and Mr.G.F. Beer. inaware W m m h m x —Senator § > ‘ oune t : 7 ~ . sing . i -_ i will yaa demeiieas tae ton eaatioan tion for $20, movey had and received, the | ley on Partnerships, 114, and cases there} 9- Reading............... Mr. G. F. Scovil ¥ ant e€ ’ write for c ’ telegrap for e : vocitonee adline that he hae tutes bees, | Suit having been brought for the recovery | cited, and id. 164, Gurney ve, Graue, 2,| 10. Song............... Mrs. Hedley Palmer Five O’clock Tea Sets, Su and h ] : Z a Poe ; ry aa Meee back of boot money paid in exchange of) H.& M.,122. Wightman did accept a | 11° Duet for Violin and Piano....-.... Mins Cre S ts Pransieiete vase t cy are yours im mediate ys : - , a ls Ph lr ee , of | borses. On proof that the defendant act- | bill drasn by Nortea, on Wightman and Dodd end Mr. W. C. Harrie. ream Sets, g*, \ aA : pa at his ae ‘ciate denen ie ed in the matter as agent of another party, | Mellish, before the drawing of the bill now | 12. Reading............, Mr. L, H. Davies Cups and Saucers, Rose Bowls it once wan, wha teas all othere in fit- plaintiff asked for & non-suit. Haszard | sued on, in his own individual name, | 13. Toy Symphony. Rose Jars, Vases, Trays, Biscuit ness fur the chief magistracy, but who . ae _— G ik. oo alse oe “nes pws way. God Save the Queen, Jars, Salad Dishes, Jardiniers, Tea- Vi ere never able j relop . i seorge ° ixon vs. Leorge arg ig tman per laps ac them in a 3 : 4 .. Mere Dever able to develop more strength | cork done and goods old, $17.50. De-| his mind by accepting this bill in thie | Admission 15 cents, a pote, ote. We aialan te Age. AG J . . C "5 the conventions. So Hayes. Garfield and | fmce that goods were not made to order;| way to show that he did sot wish. to be! , Home-made candy to be sold:ipboxes Best A t Slervison, seed wetn encuth: bat nat the | Seeger. File held as a partner with Mellish; bat it it | 2utig the interval. 026 est Assortmen 1 : . party's best captured the orize from abler | _ George E. McKinnon vs. Malcolm Me-| not what was in the mind of thedefendant | ————___—- ee oney aving ISU utors 0 Boots Shoes and Rubbers sinate andl Viel im the White Meee tie. Kinnon Action for $75 for damages a:is-| at the time he so accepted; but what was ever showp in this city. Our j - Sherman’s has been a useful career, but { "8 4 of exchange of a horse and reaper | the operation of this condnet of the de- e er all prices are low or these goods, It evidently to himeelf, a disappointing one. fora binder. After the suit was partially | fendant on the plaintf’s mind, which costs you nothing to see them. The gilding of public life often covers the | Beat, it was on motion of Mr. Good, d+- | must be considered. : ® Vem Oe COE SOR OF 7 dual aoniot disappointment. fendants’ Council, referred to next session Then again Wightman paid two other Fibre Chamois nn 2 ts ES. . : of the Court at Belfast for trial. drafts drawn in the same form as the bills ‘ —A letter ia the en ee pg - vs, _— anne aaits now sued for. It must be taken into con- SO — a a = ranscript complains that although the | $32. Judgment for plaintiff for $4.40. sideration also that Mellish was the active | against Novembe chi i lobster season closed on Auguat I, the} Solomon Vail vs.. eame—Work doae,| or working partner inthis contract, tha | "Suse November chills is AERIS oe Ee LE LTE eer Government inspectors do not enforce the} $11. Judgment for defendant. Wightman consented that be shonld hire QUININE WINE. S ty ROOKSELLERS, &c. . close season along the Gulf coast as they James Vail vs. same—Work done i 2 : AVES aN Ee eventy- . a ‘ s 8. »| men to do the work and procure supplies Charlottetown. Oct. 24, 1895 ‘ 3 shovld. The writer says: $29.10. Judgment for defendant. — to be used for it; and that he was aware of Sy ts f 1 t bot . . 24, ° . : H “The Government is not so much to Murdock McLeod vs. Malcolm Gilli:— | hie acceptirg bills in this form. 10 Coa et ae Te . ave én S OU an. 4 blame im this matter as the inspectors. | Work done, plastering, $7.50. Judgment! The acceptance and drawing is much re- t] Will a ‘ Supernumerary Fund of the d They are daily receiving complaints of this | for plaintiff. ee ac lied on by the court as a proof of partner- e. lit we send you one * Methodist Church f j violation, and if they would drive along James McKearney vs. ; —_ we ship. The fact of his accepting the first RB bu . b tt f Y he shore from Baie Verte to Cape Tor-| promissory note $20.50, In this suit, Mr. | bj)} and paying it, and also paying the pee oar , oe Ime a ! ; mentine, ary pleasant day, they ill see} Peters applied for postponment for the | other two drafts aceepted by Mellish was ee en oy" H. oe M. a —_ ‘ Say z 7 0 e i ae own 4 tishermen are hanling traps; and if in not| purpose of obtaining the appointment of @| enough to induce Norton to believe that j es for the above Fund, will visit the Char- fFapa oO he b : too h hurry they will visit some of the | Trustee for the plaintiff in the Court of | these two bills for whic his ; ‘8 lottetown District and address Meetings in - I ri a, as s 0 as , J est M ; , me hich t action i oe : ; ; : . / packers a I they will here no trouble reerte = was granted till aext eo i ne one a paid. igs ae Victoria Row, Opposite Post Office. the interests of the Fund as follows :— ASA Blo od Purifier, and only / Binding evidence enough tO warran ee ae ‘ drawn by Norton at the request of Mellish oct28 Charlottetown—Sunday, Oct. 27. : them in seizing factory, boats and every- Joseph K. Stanley vs. Ewen Cameron— | on Wightman & Mellish in the same form < “6 U r Prince St., 11 a. m aa cents for lar e€ VA thing else connected with the business, | Plaintiff, a livery etable keeper, sued de-| ag the first named bills whick were paid “ Pee Church . 7 p.m. : S st SIZS bottle ‘ and in this way pat a stop to the business | fendant for horse hire, $35, and for dam-| by Wightman. I think it is quite clear ; : . “ y P I . rls sab Goren nt au 1 Winsloe—October 28, 7.30 once and for all. ages of $20 for injury done to plaintiff’s| that Wightman is liable for the amount of York “« 99 co # \ y Tt 2¢ a! vy The Montreal Star says: Certainly, if} bore while hired to defendant. It ab- | these two bills of exchange. “ ‘Uddes Road 30, “ 6 "4 | 4 - i E , Py ‘ this be true, it ought to be stopped. Ifone peared in evidence that the horse was hir- Let judgment be entered for the amount eee Mount Stewart : 31, a er : ® ) mau breaks the law his competitors will a forajourney to Belfast, and became | of principal and interest on both bille, oO ] 7 G Pp d Souris, November is 7 2S a the result will be the ruin of the lobster| ** compe)led to leave him in Belfast fer Mellish not having been served with sum- ee Pownal Re < = ; bi abe vac Sdedios some weeks. Plaintiff claimed horse hire | prons. V "Ri ; n° a os for the entire time, and also damages fer oo = While \ an : oad ’ S Oe Montague 6, - “ —_ - —_— —While Mr. Laurier 1s recommending the lameness. It was shown that the M . H ial » .« free trade as the ideal system for Canad-| horse was not injured or ill-treated in any | FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS, , . tT eect ot ae ae in ee ee ceetens, ont judgueent oe The New Deal in the Far East Oct. 26 JOHN GOLDSMITH, 1 “@ experience of the actual thing, &re| therefore, rendered in his favor, with costs. no eee ee Financial Secretary. erying ou < be volioved: “ the — A. Peters for plaintiff; H. J. Palmer for; Loxpox, Oct. 25.—The Pall Mall Gaz- Charlottetown, Oct, 24, 1895—dd&w 5 which a re og = — ont d = nt! defendant. é 2 ‘ ette prints a long article commenting upon . Meware forwards Sa tee Sunes the Ceuew Thomas Campbell vs. Arthur Clarke—| the despatch published in the Times from shalt ing letter, rece ved from one of the best} Goods sold. Nonsuit. Blanchard for de-| its Hong Kong correspondent stating that R ~~ and Masonic Temple Building, Grafton Street. ‘ ee his omnes fendant. @ treaty was recently concluded between ej01ce ~—{ X} _ Dear Sin,—It is with extreme regret carnelian Russia and China, by the terms of whieh : . ° . ‘ that I send you the enclosed notice to quit Speaking of the growth this season of | Rssia obtains the right of ancherage fer be Glad Any person needing anything in the line of Tweeds, Flanne!s, Blanketings or Yarns the occupation of this farm, feeling that rT’ - se gr > t thur, the right t a os , - . cc im “iat eh a pr en | ad Roe, eh ONE will dowel to call on In order to intodice our sont all ove “Ue bland either to lose all the ready cash I possess es ae B aes it, Mr. Dan. vantages of great commercial importance. f tl h | When you see our stock of German will sell them low, and once introduced they will speak for themselves. They are the r to leave my old home; for the sake of| Derbyshire, of Brockville, says, in an | pi. Gazette asserts that this practically | Of those, perhaps, who never Felt Goods, in Children’s and Lad-| best goods in the market to-da v children I choose the latter. There ig| interview, that our butter is on a fiim : : r ? ay. . children I choose the latter. There is} 0 St¥. he Enelial vad dit means that Russia has annexed China. If bought from us. If so, you ine? een Genie? Dimers, the Rasch at nothing you can do for me that will enable | 2#8!8 '» the Hngiish market now, and that | 11.6 construction of the treaty is a fact, the ill k 1] h a ie —— Ww €°. TURNER A ent 3 me tostep in the face of these ruinous| '! those who opposed the Government’s Japanese, the paper says, will certainly re- Willi never KnOoOW how muc line in town. Just look at them. Charlottetown, August 14, 1895-135 & wk ° gi 9 s : 9 Seal fed witl oe eee ." ino i oleate uc ta bad teiemee, eS ee on England | you might have saved by let- Warm, warm, warm. Cheap, i ’ ee ee WHOLESALE & RETAIL. ily satisfied with you as steward, do not ww es Ps ; a > ; ; 5 : " none —— ponte a 4 vor eters Tat” bain | he yng interns te cnnty would | Mu opone he dete Ths, ay | ting us sell you your cheap cheap. “Ifyou oe then yo 7 . has attended me for the last few years—| ave received a terrible set-back. It is . . i: a will buy. ; ‘ this year worse than all. Unless a chanze| Te™matked by the Montreal Gazette that en pine ga 9 ie Stara GROCERIES— Yours for shoes at low prices. j e © . ml ‘ ° > . . . , . & ? ' , takes place in the hop market soon my | the force of Mr. Derbyshire’s remarks lies | 1h, hy means of diplomacy and: by get-| We keep all grades, can A. E. McEACHEN ; loas on the vear will be £1.000 in the fact that he is a dairyman, and! ~ J Pp : : . . € LAIN g : loss on the year will b 000. ant : oe ting her fleets ready for the sea. suit everybody—can suit you : The Times corresnondent adds:— understands the business, and was aleo : : . oct? THE SHOE MAN, TI . Ss 2 <Bear ye cre another's burden,’ is an old | * Liberal, and knows what harmful effect nr —in quality, and—here is the us 1S Just the Boot for the mud, We nish nied quits ths witlen lo ‘semmered.ss | Ote Sere es from the acceptance —Ottawa Citizen :—Mr. Tarte exprestel | important item — rice. . . : ‘ 4 ° ; eo e way to lighten those of navindtans of the Liberal party’s policy on the butter | himself yesterday at Sydenham against ‘ d P It are maki ne them ou of a specially prepared tj it must fall. I do not doubt that the trade a the coercion of Manitoba. This nee not ry ee | | th hi I i y at present lost to this country by its —— surprise anyone. He has been howling DRESSMAKER ea ler, whicn is a waterproof and good c resent deplorable c ald exce — Cantain cf the ste City of | for Federal intervention for years, but he . . . present deplorable condition would exceed | _ —If the Cantain cf the steamer City of | f u y ’ ’ . . } tenfold any amount paid in duties upon Ghent would not blow his steam whistle | has got the cue from hie leader to howl — Wearing quality combined, Sold at Farmers ; . oreign agriculture produce. when eomnz into Charlottetown harbor | the other way. CASH GROCERS. Is now prepared to do Fashionable Dress- : ‘ foreign ag p € . N : yriees < i . i a, the night he would oblige many ner- _—— : making at her residence, Dorchester Street, ] r es, i There are twenty-four crcameri¢s in| vous citizens, particularly the ladies. The| Rain-proof garments, full stock to select | Victoria Row, Chir'ottetown, P. E. J between Prince and Great George Streets, = a Maine that do nothing but manufacture | sonnd of it is like that of “the wolf #.ong| trom. Good goods, low prizes at James Li GOFF BROTHE 4 butter the year round. bow! on Onalaska’s shore.” Paton & Co’s. oct] 7 Oct4—4i pd RS.

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Ladies Heavy Winter Undervests

WE HAYE

about 10 dozen Ledies’ Undervests, broken lots, which WE MUST CLEAR.

LOT I.

50 assorted Cream and Grey, full fashioned neck, silk bound and feather

LOT 2.

38 heavy fine natural wool, finished seams, but- tened fronts, sizes 28 and

LOT 8.

25 heavy, fine Scotch

Lambswool, full fashion-

Three Wonders in Regular Stock.

NOTE WELL.—Every Vest in the lot is good quality, well finished and warm, and well worth the price at which it is marked.

Note Our Clearance Prices

HEAVY RIBBEDVESTS

12 CENTS EACH, 4 25 CENTS EACH, ; 45 CENTS EACH.

ed, assorted sizes, regu- lar $1.38 and $1.65 each

stitched, former price 90c and $1.00 each— now 60¢

t : i . ; a VAL! LA

30 inch, former price $1 and $1.15 each—now 73e

AT A SACRIFICE AT