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= ~ mtn ane. ne pee mn = —_- ——s ~ —_ —_—— tae a _ i iS ] I y 7S Ya a> His DAILY EXAMINER : . : . ° ° ° TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 95.° e 4 ANN L oO, Iso. merry a . | 2 oe man ————— _ ones apieiestiooa iaegleieoaal wns Lebteactitonatinciedeereanedach paieaieaennmmee ae comme oa mena _-—- shitter sainpehigatianiiaesaiinith } AND OT ik ITEMS NOTES AND COMMENTS. ee peRpenas LOCAL AND vind 5, 2 i | —The Guardian has been enzaged in | = e . p } cl rify ing some of its logie. This is good | rT Y : * bl be i ) ul. inployment for the morning ert organ Sc a S a Keep at tt. | Spectan Desearoues ro tHe ExaMiver | ; ’ —The Ottawa Journal remarks upon a the fact that the burnt ont Grit Globe will I -_ aw . we I ple on be for the present published by the assist- Canada and Newfoundland. ance of the Tors Empire and says: ee ee Ta “These papers, foes politically, recognize | Str- Jonn’s, Nald., Jan. 15. a A specia] | tat in their mutual business of newspaper | , It is reported that the Government here i \ held | P il heal on, each can and should do as it | 18 in corre-pondence with the Canadian c would be done by to conserve each other’s | Government regarding the terms of New- | property. Is not this an object lesson for | foundland’s admission into the Canadian Tau y \ <i Tiats ¢ the public ? Our politicians are foes in | confederation, The whole question, it is IF YOU OW E 4 . 1 lav y 0 heir pub ic progranime : but should uo lerstood, will be presente l to th . Col- i a ae oh ae! : sie at . 1 w there not be friendsh p aba co-operation onial legislature next week. us any, kindly make ‘Ls } forthe "mutual good of their common | salealiaildabaciag r | y yrompt a settlement as | country, in points on which their policies | Fifty j i . Ni { _ G. A.. | do not distinct'y differ ? ly Miners Drowned. ; possible. W lor ‘ qG ut ne : -ioronto riot : MAVOr strong, | oxvox, Jan 15. x y . teal i “ae : oo Sy = : 79 *: ' New York, is already justifying his selec- Diglake colliery at Hanley suddenly if YOU DON r a m and pros iy Lhe appropr ateness oO lool 1 yestet | Vv, ( ne off the escape of ° ' oa fais wen ear . Le ¢ leared out Famn any trom | fifty men. The uufsrtunates cannot -be 5 owe US any, bring alony : , oe = — 3 ¢ ook se ; } ae ee oe dooun the wate : subsides and it | . your money anyway. ther offices. e evidently intends that | erimot now be Jearned whether anv are : ’ . < ‘ \ ‘ ; se i in) al i r > panda x streets and sewers also shall be} a'iv We'll give you more in Ad . | cleared from the Tammany debris, for he or pete IS WHA? return for it than anyone — has appointed as st eet con asjoner Col << . a " ' ? : pon ia t nimisst I 4 Nate : : Biewinoa ev. T. F. 1 ‘i Ganges E. Waring, whois net sinpl Ministerial Crisis In France. else in town. : _ as ’ ghter, but one of the greatest experts in or oid ‘oo cay oe ot lh | America on sewerage and can'tary engincer- Panis, Jan, 15. 7 5 . Bove o > | ne. It has prove la great shock to New Tn Cham be of De pnties yest rday ‘ i : : | York to find a man appointed to office Li th vernmient were defeated on an indi- | ‘ —— cause of fitness, but the people are happily | rect issue guaranteeing the interest on the | s e é te 1 " — = ee i ; — rn t an t ‘ resigned to their fate. | railway shares, he ministers have ten- sb 5s Wh Gy thany Gt ou ie ‘ : as : dered : heir nein sh Laie : ee ' 5 ss \ W knowa the re ] oy he Empire: The facet that Hon. John Per ‘ iheir resignations t President Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1895—t t s m at Lool Dryden’s proposal to establish a dairy sta- fond | 2 , a - : ” ba every | Uon in Northern Ontario con.es at a time - — - | ' | when an election is pending in that dis- A Sad Suicide : . ; . ‘ . i . } ,m | trict may lead to unfavornb’e criticism of aes . . i “ ARE GIVING on <0 ‘ . ere tne methods of the Ontario gcvernment, | Ww NI }* | \ <ets 3 le- 1, ; si > inpsor Minus, Que. Jan. 15. | i. ¢ A ? " ' ] : . | bat that will not effect the Importance of > . Z . o ; - oe ‘ | a 5 y Ase kes rea lin: the offer. There are are large tracts of | _ Mrs. Han: ah Moore ts ft her louse early , : a ; ia “ gland im north and northwestern | re wah er babe and planged into | 4 maselneieiemanainninciene <antitnin whi “ : ‘ x veen | Ontario, and whatever Government action | S8¢ T'¥er Bots ae Christian | t pt res n nes then into usefulnoss must com- Ciehnee bad UVa aAnet Ber hhitha, i ad ; - them nt Mts wit u om | J s - : r j mend it-elf toall. This province has done ~— - a e Fi ht ’ ; i mish, grr ee oa ousand Dollars’ Worth of Readvmade Clothine - . v His |} 4 sctUers and ther etle and if the ee 2 | q I Se P i rovincial Government Can now attract eee aa g a . 8 = e | “cilh rs to province Ny} lands, which are ful iP le ( ee = . i a Saat ‘ “rank Craig, the “Harler Cotiee Coo!- ; a i : e 1 | ly as productive as any Dominion ‘ad =, tariem Vortec 7 ‘ T : ~ — si - : ae . the better er,” who beat Ted Pritchard in one round, TO BE CLEARED OUT AT ACTUAL COST. ‘ | , hii mu h the | t a : i , ' mi Pi ; uid, snide aul Frank P. Slavin have signed articles | &* ™ FRasEAY ro _ : I _ ot 1 | for a finish fight for £200 a side. é 2 \*) ada and the opportunities |LRTTERS TQ THE EDITOR. | | i ‘ ria 6 F a nea oy a 9 2 . 2 men School with f . Obituary. | Men's Overcoats. Ulsters, Reefers and Suits. ‘ pa t e hi . 6 a i inom ain -- i , igre an el SANICATION AT VERNON RIVER | Loxpoy, Jan. 15. | : ; i eee: ‘ ' » : | 9 2 ra medal tl ¢ Sin.~-I notice in Tur D Rx ven} Sir John R. Seeleg, Professor of Modern | war Hl 1aQ { Vac f » ‘ . ] , B y. @ y ‘ ~ Uls *S R {i } 1 ‘ ~ the intention of giving medal to Ue}. un,--f natce in Tax Dasty Rxaurcen | , Sit John R, Seeleg, Protenor of Maier Regardless of Cost, for Cash only. oys Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Suits. . : of 2th, aco unication re diphthe : a. = witli | : ; my oO C anal. | at Vernon River Brilge, signe 1 ‘Inquirer, | st night, ' Jolin Timpson a held the deat state | 99 the action tthe Bucsd of Healt achat we bi ALL NEW GOODS THI HA ‘ ' t Ba State-- |; ac the Ros; alth in | ig the action © til “Td oO aith in > 1 a4 8 ? xa ve it ited. D A i . ms 7 Ho: a ate af ri Boots, Po ts— Look at our boots this | ae * nis i rie roaTrad O. cacti ar ‘ ‘ : H 3 Cnknnte a shot | os os os a _ ef evening, S_ecial low prices.—J. B. Mac- a : Pas wdd fae ; enough to Go at present Withon repin ine’ } Donald & Go. | : i aa |} t> every anonymous corresponce .tthrou, h ; 7 Me 1g > | ‘ ' 39 } . ur y ‘ ar al bs nee te . ' l the press; bat if “Inquirer” i+ really ce |, PMY JOUF No - o ee wd 1 1 € . P; ‘ 1 y mis ¢ I . I ‘as _, ious Wer A Bean —Jobn Devlin and | eet eatning, tatorinationy. let him | Co | avs from an Let Odd Coats, Pants and Vests at less than Cost. harie3 en bare claimed the bounty | a ‘ ; eee eS EY err | . 7 . : % 1G) >to me an ll give him all the } sseaaemna geen Tice iene . —_—— on a bear shot by them last week at Shad | , = 3 I > 7 ty te : tic . i SUPREME COURY. - " a ; ' J j j - j formation Le wants as to our action. } . . . oo i - ~ a a . : Hay. The carease weighed 325 pounds hye erly “orm ae This is a Genuine Sale; ro misrepresentation. Sale for 30 days and for cash only. On tive dav in question Coolen rnd Delvin | - onsets aa } Trespay, Jan. 15. ; ; ; 7 8g ) tive day in question | rnd Delvin | ia ee Gd ian h me cespay, Jan. 13. | A few Fur Coats in Wolf, Hungarian and Coon will be closed out cheap. were out hunting They bad ball in their | The Queen vs. James MaeNeill. In- | i quae er oe ee. A dog disc were:! the | OEE LATE : | dicted for manslaughter. Yesterday niles | Kk Be sure and see our goods before buying elsewhere. den. The men laid their rifles out of them | THE “PIG? QUESTION. } noon the jury returned a verdict of “not hands a few feet away,an! with a long : “ cs “analy ; ; guilty.” | ———— — (X)—— : : i. a : Ty Sim,— » Guardian of this morning | .< . ie se : pe j . wt out Bruin. The ae ue . . 8 Geo. Dixon, plaintiil, vs. Jas. Gorman Ei Pp 1 3 fi d t} é t wl W len was at the foot of an old rampike. An N tne a ee mt !) | defendant. Action on promissory note. ic cop Cc i ia icn c a nulatiou of decaying branches, stones, | NOV® Scotia for $16 per ton a id $12 io | Before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and a jury. | etc., in the frontand a hole in the bank | ! ennsylvania. Just the difference in the | 7h is ease will probably be concluded carly | ~ . ® a a s ‘ ¢ han Ce an onin ost. i i ii probaois oneludec i Vi«e i a behind constituted theeavern. Devlin ran | _ a I ——" ask the theori ~ ot oe this afterncon. Attorney General and H. | advei tise a Disco aint, we mean it. J t ' wn. An anery grewl followed. | 7U4"'3an, Way dloes pig ron sell for S14 1 @. Macdonald for plaintiff; D. C. MeLeod ' 7 | > tae . ‘ } f pia til; D. C. MeLeod x” The bear male « anrearance a little | in Pennsylvania and $16 in Nuva Scotia, | ..3 3 a cn ; i bear male his appearance a little | '" : cae . : *> |) and J. J. Johnston for defendant. e A quicker tha» the hunters aaticipated | when the duty in the United States is $4} No cdece tion ! > ad li ‘ d a“ Dev atree. The bear followe!. | Pet t m—the fame a: Cana la. Imight go DIED -p . equ are ca ns an Charlottetown, December 29, 1894—dy Coolen suatched up his rifle and planted a | “"!! further and ask why does pig iron . : tees oamua.atcne ha the animals skull. The bear fell sell in Great Britain for 50 shillings per Entered into rest on the 15th of Jan- . a ; ee ee a a oe ee a : ne pda Me a on : * duty | uary, 1895, Jessie Russell, eldest daughter I Go »iSCeP lead That was a timely ehot, for the |" 0 $12 eurrency, with no duty Soe Cade a ees in c e brute meant business, ‘an i anether at all, and the same price in the of the late W illiam Russell W atson, and “9 : 0 ul ave ho moment would have had Devlin in bis United States, with $4.00 per ton beloved wife of Charles Lee Strickland, in ese ; : ee ; ; re 9 . whe e Jnardian | the lst year of her age. Jesu Mercy ° Rerce emilrt -e.—Hali ix Herald. i - te And when the Guardian j 2 = é Uy: if 1 t b b t ad ee | philosopher answers those questions es - - - =» | cnoug i moneyv 0 ri c us 0 0 Tay Mau. Traty.—The Guardian of the | | have some more questions bearing on the | @@QOQBOS088OO888O8OP 14th inst. hasan article in it referring to pig that may, before he is quite through, | @ - ° ° Lith inet: han an article of reierring Me | ploce him slong with the ortholex |g anything else. We want the public com pla that the tail isd ‘lavel in | Hebrew, ‘ 2 many 2 ever as ] uy as one hour, on SMELTER. ° Saaus: Of the, “iaeaiaeilioinn teeta” + ++ | to take advantage of é our enu from 5 s and Georgetown. From the THE COMING SKATING RACE : aA VAT i : ys best anth y we learn tiat the e ym pl bint | ¢ ° s wholly without foundation. The spe I see by this morning’s Guardian a local | I> = t Ss ] > : “) . 2 ; : ‘ ul train that carries the mall brought by | headed skating race, in which the writer | ¢ would soon make you square iscoun ale. 1¢ Stanley runs from Georgetown to/ sjeaks of Messrs. Rattray an? News)m as ° with us. If you can’t gire us Charlottetown if two hours and fifteen i the supposed two fastest skaters on the Is- | ‘ the ful! amount of oinnt bill minnte=, aud during this season has not | land. I would like to suggest to the writ- ¢ pay it in weekly or “yoathly been r ten minutes behia l time, except- | er before he awards the championsh'p of ¢ instalments : : Re re ee ee ee ee ing On One occasion, wl en the accommo-jthe Island to either of these flyers he | ¢ 5 -a 8 dation train was detained at Mount Stew- | would take into account the speed of such | pee : > 3 c art owing to an accident to the engine, a: d | men as Me 3 :, L. G. Whear, C, Weeks and | 3 o w € j a eveo then the delay was only 25 winates.| H. Large, as I understand they inten d | 1 s Corductor Gillies and the otticials of the | eoming to the front in the much talked of é JOHNSON & JOHNSON, ‘ ra iway are care ful men wo know they races on the 25th, and if so Messrs. Ratt- | @ Do you want to save Some mon y? have an important duty intrusted fo them;| ray and Newsome may not have it all | Graduates in Pharmacy ‘ ; ue and ther, hile getting to town as fast as | their own way. | e: . ; ‘Then buy youl next suit of ciotics is consistent with safety, neglect no pas’- Sport. @c ° ori : ’ iefi ; ; : ‘or. Kent and Prince Streets. e F D be s fied h ill as ne gh ala . ! of us. ont be satisiied with Ul- eager & Too — 7 whe an mo -_-- @ Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. é ay ; yon ze. o show that m 23 = : rt : PERSONAL. | é é fitting shop made garments, when dave wo be cart ed, we Can Say that jast | CRSVSVSSSVSESTSEVSESVSISO : . evening 65 cases of oranges, direct from Dr. Seluy», Director of the Geological | _- — - you can get the best. at tho same ne 5 ae om er as 7 use | Survey, denies that he has been superan- DO } OU 2 rice by leaving your order with . xpress besides a large qhantity of travel) yyated ana Dr. Dawson put in his place. 1e on ; erfu icap en. Pp A es 3" t t ‘ ‘ bagga se | BeeW, A. Cheyerie, the efficient an 0 Tp’ "oO , us. We have no intention of run- atOd POR THe GUARDIAN | obliging station-master at Mount Stewart i é : QUESTION FOR MB GUABDIAS. left for Boston Jast evening to bring his ning down our competitors, but we Sin,—The morning “organ” is going to een — — wy wager 50 Phe central fact in this business Is Charlottetown, January 8, 1895—t t s ask you to note where all the best : , th earn, is seriously ill, and at present in the VALUE. Merely a low price does ¢ thresh out the trade question if it takes | Massechusets General Hospital, where he ALUE. Merely & low price doe . { al! eanseree t0.do it, Perhaps the editer | eesercbusrte General Hoopital, ; 5 anal ielial aie ae nits come from. ee . . dys Soe “i -_ oe h has been confined for a few weeks. 0 imply go vd value, nor yet does . wa = ‘ =u a > nomeous” | James Anderson has been engaged by first class qua'ity—of itself, It re- — they are n eer ‘ Ss pe rs: . id . ‘ ao . . . * Sra : r t. : nety per cent |} the Governor General as his special piper quires a proper combination of the a We vy ive years ag ateree - a * 7 a ’2 abilities as ¢ lawa F 2 . of the rails used in the United States were | Mr. Ander eee a P ae ; ~. one with the other. Our goods are , : : ; me ae a ay ‘ A. BR C ported; costing at that date $100 per rr wane Som Wiaey eee watt a made right here, so that we know ae a 5 ei I “d ; Ge ; r rail i ” eel left for Ottawa covered with kindly : = “h bil t ao va weiter ali S BGl ith 4 ° “* . i > 7 ms ous : : rongratulations and sent off by a crowd of Just where to place responsibility A M an ‘ail ‘ ntrv for $22 per ton. Quite rece \ ‘o ‘ rans . ” ‘ , ‘ : ' 2 a ye = a | tarewell wishes.-- Tie Star. for their behavior. Prices are erch t T or. | the PLussian Government called for ten . Clee , > ia ’ an imsmense quantity of rail, te | _ Me. a 7H _ _ — omen made in a fashion to attract you. ae oReN ns F iisq., of Bay ‘Ww, stands atthe hear f , . . > — be delivered during the next = thre eo ) rey. ; i ete If all of Prince Edward Island J

years, and to say

by two American manufacturers. where a

strange the order wae captured

u jo business in a country

rot tive tinished rail. Needless to

fay the dutw is never paid Free Trad

] und * wasn’t with the home i Yankee.

W the litor of the Guardian please

the highly protected iron manu- factu of the United States lead the steam pipe, a vd

it be

the protection

‘ cs avy im rialin,

other iron produ ts? Is

vite of, ? Geornce H. > - = ee

In many parta of the United States it is

wer balf the wheat rai ed ia be-

a exacted on both the raw pig |

ling. Well done.

| honor list in live stock,

he second year pupils in the Agricultural College,and is first on the dairying, chem- istry, veterinary, anatomy,horticulture, en tomology, literature, mechanics and draw- The Ontarians will by and by learn thatlittle places may pro-

i duce big men,

Mr, John MeMillan, son of Alex. Me- Millan, Vernon River, was recently ap- po nted postinaster in South Omaha, Ne) There were a dozen or more spplicatiors fur the position, which is a remunerative one, paying $3,000 per year. Bat the

| [-lander, as usual, won easily with hands

idowr, as a | wins every time in Nebraska

name

Mr. Me-

honest

y £oc d4 { ;

} Mil'an had no trouble securing the $5,000

| credit to himself and the state.

Ps if ttle. In some parts of Ohio | ithat not lesa than 70 por the wheat crop will Le marke ted in the f : f live stock in Illinots wheat 1s being largely fed, so also in Indiana, k icky, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and parts o! M gan In Wisconsin, Minne-

i Dakota considerable wheat is be- i from

Pola an

| but the practice Is far

}; ness,

bond required before he could accept the position. He was also elected to the Leg- i<lature in 1879, which office he filled with Mr. Me- Millan left home twenty-five years ago, eight of which he speat m South Omaha, where he Las many friends “and thousands of dollars in the real estate bus- Mr. McMillan is a rank Democrat,

which fact will prohibit him from ever holding a public office in the United

~ ? States again, as they alldie with Grover « : § ) ' : in 1895. Catarrh is a constitutional oa i

i 3 S rill is wu. constitutional | oe : . eis : Hood's Sarvagarilia 1 =. com Ladies’ gai ers just received at Goff Bros. remed It cures catarrh. Give it a| ls 4i tria

Brainerd & Armstrong

cost a little

Silks,

SILKS

once used always used.

more than ordinary

BUT

The wuy

of it is found in the superior dye and quality of Silk used.

BEER BROS.

Tue Weatuen.—Mostly

: fair; not much change in temperature,

i

knew how good our Furniture is,

and how Jow our prices are, our

stock would not last one month.

MARK WRIGHT & 69., LTD.

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

janld

ey 3 3) ; '

for somebody always and for everybody sometime or other, at

E. W. TAYLOR'S, janl] Cameron Block.

DELIVATE FEMALES

General Debility, Anemia,

And all diseases of their sex, Will derive great benefit from

PUTTNER'S EMULSION,

It improves the DIGESTION, purifies the BLOOD, and re; airs the waste that is constantly going on, and completely re- moves that Weary, Languid and Worn Out

Feeling

that women complain of, particularly at this season of the year.

ANADIAN OIL,

SAME QUALITY AS LAST YEAR, Selling Low by the Gallon, Can or Cask,

—_——_—— +

J .D. MacLEOD & CQ.,

Rogers’ Block, Queen Street.

Charlottetown, December 27, 189:—t t s

— : : —— =

Boys’ Overccats.

We have about 40 left over, and will clear them out at the following extraordinary low prices i—

LOT NO. 1.—At $2.00. . Will fit Boys 6 to 9 years. For- mer price from $2.75 to $3.25.

LOT NO. 2.—At $3.00. Will fit Boys 6 to 12 years. Former prices, $4.25. te $e.00.

LOT NO 3—At $4.00, Will fit Boys 7 Former prices, $5.50: to $6.50,

to 12 years.

These are wonderful goods at thé money.

SS AS TT

ABBIS & STEWART

LONDON HBOUSE.

All Draggists keep it.

Price 50 ets. - bottle.

d&w tf—9n

Charlottetown, January 8, 1895—dy

40 Per Cent Discount

LL

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.

—_——

Goods are marked in plain figures. Everything as advertised. It will pay you to buy your Suits from us now, as our prices are lower for First-class Tailoring than was ever heard of in Charlottetown. Look through the other Tailoring establishments first and then come to us. We can beat their lowest figures, and will not charge you anything extra for the style that our Cutter gives. Yours for Fashionable Tailoring.

G. A. DIXON & CO.

Ch’town, Jan. 12, 1895—dy Successors to C. Robertson, Morris Block.

= EEE EE

S394.

Our business for the year 1894 has been very satisfactory,

and we feel deeply indebted to our numerous customers who have made it such. To them we tender our sincere thanks, and trust that our treatment to them has been mutually

1895.

As for 1895, we will continue to buy our goods for spot cash, and will sell them cheaper than any other house in the trade. Any person doubting these facts can have thcir doubts removed by calling at the store of

WILLIAM GRANT & CO.,

Charlottetown, January 8, 1895—eod & wkyj 01 =" 011; QUEEN STREET.4y

ee

DR. H. D. JOHNSON

EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street

Aug 16, ’94—ly

Wants, Losf. Found, Ke

Advertisements under ‘his heading charged five certs per tine. WANTED—A g006 cok; no washing. En- quire at this office. ti—janl4 WANTED—Ao® experienced hardwareclerk; one who can go on the road, if necessary. Box 645, Charlottetown. janl4

NURSE_WANTED—Apply to Mrs James Simpson, Rochford Street. 3i pd—janté

FOUND Near the lost Office building, a few days ago, a pairof gold-rimmed eyeglasses fitted - nearsigbt Owner can have same on application at this office and ing f advertisement, eas”

_ INFORMATION WANTED—Anyone giy- ing information to J C Moore, Richmond Street, a shooting of his dog yes- terday, will be liberally rewarded.

janS—3i pd

MILLINERY done by Miss WapK A> y- field Street, r. 138 nena

FOR SALE—A choleo new-e Jersey and Alderney. janiz-3i pd CASH PAID for old Prince Edward Isd anu other rit, North American postage ps 1870, stamps corm plette 4 maining on the origi

hnew-calved cow— Apply to P P Gigs.

; Vanes good pat Sunes: one rom the country to HC Dovuse, Water Street. — —-

TO LET—Half of a house containing four rooms, situated opposite Rai Station Appiyat this office. et decs

WANTED-—City canvaaser of good addr sss

sal and expenses paid weekly from start, Position mt. 4 Ameri. can grown stock. Advantages uneguailed.—

Broww Bros Co, Nurserymen, Toronto novi; —dy tf sit , Ovi,

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