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THE DAILY EXAMINER . - ’ : : SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1894.

THE WAGIC CITY, ' 1 SUPREWE COURT, ! FAINTER AND PORT, _— LETTERS T0 THE EDITOR, | a Begin ; F coul ‘ reek, ~ ie Fripay, dan. 1%. Frank Dempster Sherman, in Harper’s ’ 7 the arrival of part | MERCHANTS BANK REPORT Phe Qu Jan McIntyre. Ac- Weekly Se eee oe ae oe ae tion for assault occasioning actual bodily | To one Gol gave the brush, to one the pen, Aright b Sample Py t “ ese tine en-} Sir The Grardia f llth inst. stvies | harn This ease was given to the jury at And theive the blest endeavor to impart 7 : eka Tn oe office, | it “a creditable statement, and must be | four o'clock, and shortly before eleven | Jy, rhyme and color to the world of men this vear by Insuring with ace Om Racl _ part con) very gratifving to all concerned.” As the | o’elock the jury reported their inability to Some of the loveliness of nature’s heart. : . ™ gravings, and the set ‘, | prosperity of our banking instit ns af- | agree upon a verdict, and were discharged | eet paige a t of cixtren wumtere w T fects the pat in genera ss wel ss the} by the Chief Justice Bail was granted PRENDERGAST’'S STATEMENT, oo * per part and one} shareholders, and as all our local banks | McIntyre for his appearance to-morrow Divs = ; : F — @ if you on this Island have expel enced serious | morning in the following sums: McIntyre He Explains Why be Killed Mayor Harrison c slready decided to take advan- | joases n years past and as there has lat himself in the sum of $200 and’ James B. of Chicago. - gs gl ag , wm Pee 18 bank failures lif- | MeIntyre and Richard 8. Farquharson in The New York World has obtained from REIT UT ay : Le wer expla pe, | ferent parts of the world, n tal in Aus-! the sum of $150 each Patrick Eugene Joseph Prendergast a CHARLOTTETOWN. a : , | rates = ‘ United States, it becomes Sarurpay, Jan. 20. written statement of his reasons for ass- ° 5 ' - a . - iy A : ee 5 Lf Bow This morning MeIntvre was again ar assinating oe re of pe: a —" * tae’ Bo this end. I sabmit, the cencral raigned, a nd g rave bail to appear ip court When a member of that | a r’s _— o “e Y ublic. and capecially the. sl reholders | each day until he comes up for trial again. | on the ae man 7 ey _ ; ie THE DAILY EXAMINER. wie ave. Hable in case of failure | » | In the meantime the Attorney-Generai | caso he was ase ——e = am = — nt. will consider whether or not he will bring | “Crazy as a loon” was the interviewers ee oe t opinion after the interview. Prendergast

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| ; value of their shares,thata caretul and ‘ a : ie ane : - ' ‘ . ‘tte ain ' ae hls an | Week tn ete tatement of why he committed murder )F CANADA examination ofthe statement submitted to | Were then placed in the, duck io, au.we | SeRtn Ae ae eentenced 10. death, but Disasters on Land and Sea. TRAD é thy neetine , alhare} era thre ; Line cna i nan- aunt 1 owt ee : e < . sal wang OF snarenoiw : h | Justice presided after a good deal of pursuasion, wrote the ene ‘ a the Ginalen St., COCs HOt prove it to bt = , : , ite given below and handed it out between Bosron, Jan. 20. 5

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£ table or atifvir | “yrs W.S. St t appeared as counsel fo | not ; ~~ ‘ i ol a OR emia. tency ait muat be distinctly | MeNevin, and R. R. Fitzgerald, Q. | the bars. c3 a eae ee Edward H. Saxton & Co., wholesale : 2 tee ' \. KB. Warburton and James H. Good f “ To the Editor of the World; Ihave | jewelers, have assigned; liabilities, $6v,- — Se a ee ie mt Heat stated several times why t shot Mayor | 900. &: aceninietrat S tae Pate CO | a i rhe Attorney-General appeara fur t Harrison. He promised when he took Captain Biizzard, of the tug C. M. ie — saga hina POW ' office to vlevate the railread track and to Morse, arrived here last night from New ae pte 9 : "a aetna ha = Mr. Fitzgerald made an application t | make me corporation counsel, If the | York, and reports that yesterday morning ~e

; Court for a separate trial for Gilles p track had been elevated many lives would | about two-thirds of the distance between

- . ee a ee : | Attorney-General opposed the a | have been saved. This Mayor Harrison | Pollock Ripand the Shovelful Lightships, t —— e} ne pmrohts for the 4 } : ‘ be Pi . be , ' . yn 1 Sta \ nd 1 oe ) | plication , refused to do. When I called to see him } he passed a sunken wreck. The spars hy 49% ft. . , ‘ a f i at . al ° . oe ial d I pay : ; : Mr. Stewart, counsel for MeNevin, ex- about office of corporation coun-el, he said | and wreckage were floating in the vicinity ak Oi B metey etait 4p inlets Pog pressed his willingness to have the tw. | he had not promiced it to me and told me | apparently attached to the wreck by the &

re ra ME ak ae ; Ps tried together, and said as far as he wa to get out hen something to'd me to } Tigging. than | ‘ : ; ; fs a as i concerned he saw no reason fora separate shoot him and I did | a ~- —_ — oe @-e ~ - . :* gt = eo , om "" trial soo - j ‘eiael “ceeeiteeaee which will probably acer the over- | ‘tial. a | « A Barque Lost at Sea. OUR INDUSTRIES ' le hes Rt The Court refused the application made CANNED LOBSTERS, | : , me ce *, as tin : qu e re- | i } ‘ety - : ' by Mi Fitz re rald } ee , r ¢ - mad t Dee., -1892 t ot 5 a . ‘ New York, Jan. 20. a5 Messrs. Mark \ | | ; ua Sat There was a good deal of difficulty ex- I will be open to receive offers from pre- e ; , Pp t tits f . | e ; ‘ : . : nl . ++ agli \ Tur | ” Dy ( i . perienced in impaneling the jury. A num- | servers of lobsters all the pack or part Cable information from London states i, st a... 4 making vision ’ © . ‘ “ § » WN regis ar “ Pe sicinitliinbinih Sidi ——— & lel os’ “ > | : her of jurvmen are sick or absent on leave, | thereof-—for the ¢ coming season, partic u- } that the Norwegian barque Ogden, from AND ae 8 t ebte, $11,671.63 ‘ 1 up ere. : . . ilnade is Ce » i ‘oO " ’ ; , a vidy 1 ; i leaving only about twenty-four’ remain- ! larly those of good quality, for which Tj Philadelphia, Severna iith, for Cork, oy ars that ti sta nt ther made, vas . . “. . + a3 2 st ¢ ¢ the earrie ve » I oe : 1 ‘ The whole pane | was exhausted vould ay full market prices, | has been lost at sea. She carried twelve es . ‘ . t true t ? sfeading, as rie © . : . > inelnding > Os a} { a . y est} MOT eee ae oe parte ad nly eight jurymen had been Lobsters under legal size are scarcely | men including the captain. é =} i is well as Mie Se ce : ce pe Sv Phe Attorney-General then | saleable at any price, and inferior or No, 2 | ———_— ~~ Strout ‘ r eh wa t a na ‘ . . . ‘ 7 : ‘ . : nst ted the Sheriff t call ten | qualities are undesirable in any kind of } : : + . . . —— +} nt Aga If : the statement : : | j g . _ “oe : yt a i. hedeen dines: Mies. seein aed ae Canadian Trade Improving. x . r é a « i | " _

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7 ~ ; meer gh - Pere ges ae Pa irt, Which he did. The jury is made} All tins should be lined with parchment em ' » which severa f the} e271 30". . ee oe ca kate up as follows: William Hogan, Hope | } ! Ortawa, Jan. 20, tur establishments of Halifax | 1893 Shhe oe ae , i se oe : ‘te River, foreman; Wallace Rodd, Brackley | Tinplates for cans only should be The exports of Canada for the past six ns are temporarily “shut da Rae : $9 | 9.42 as the simarti ~ i. Point Boad; Peter Scott, do; James Bull- | used. (See advertisement in this paper.) months were in value $77,500,000, an in- We tallens that cnt eanmatithec- | toute of Une Garmet vear “Ceatinnated lone | SR Beetiog Angus D. Martin, city, ‘2: | Dealers are not willing to pay as much for | crease of $3,250,000. The imports in the . " ee ge ea aa ies eae , , F. Murphy, do; Patrick Reid, Hope River; | lobsters packed in ordinary B. V. grade | same period amounted to $60,759,000, an ‘

i ae ‘ ud pushed “sy M James Watts, North River; Alexander tinplates, as they will for those in best | increase of $500,000. a 1 ij year ¢ y i BD, tovi, ta vas : . } » . ; - 1’ i ‘ | ays 900.¢ se ose 4 : McDouga!d, city; James Edmonds, do; | quality ; so many of contents of former ia om $146,000.00, ne rofits $18,477.18 r “ ~ : : , a : Rio ;* ag Adam Murray. do; Daniel G. Macdonald, | become unmerchantable, because of amut, at ‘ € bbe A | somet ' yer ] ‘ t t hie ar “i ’ i i * me a " 7 M »2909. | Lot 30 and lobsters turning black, and unfit for The Steel Rail Amendmeit. mS r ag 1 Inachine ta nm the year ending i Bi j } ‘ ° : capital #146.0 O00. net nrofits 2°90 S7T0- The Attorney-Ger ral then O} penedl the food .- on nents Many thousands of | CSpis ; ; os . oo se, referring to the character the : By using best quality plate, Packers WaSurytow, Jan. 20. re'worth of es¢ are }inpo ed in his i I; om nail > Decemies: 1008. lence that the Crown would pr a e He | will avoid smut, lobste rs turning blac Ky The House of Representatives rejected AT ‘TY vear Phe money paid for upital $1 98,722.22. net profit $16,544.94, | *a) 1 that it would be proven that both Me- | souring, leaks, and loss m manufacturing the amendment to the W ilson Bill putting » ieeeedie deme 8 we wore & re 2 stl da @? > dita se aa Nevin and Gillespie assaulted Mrs. Mur- tins where common tin-plate is used, : steel rails on the free list. ay manag slings me : eer eee ae i eae ae manner, and | Correspondents’ letters will receive . 2 ure ther De conan There would> } t > which. if we add the $40,000.00 f rest echison ina Los mite mia r, § a ta aS u i | account : aa cette it « | there would be 1 j | to show | prompt attention. : 4 t Guilt e . be a fair chance of selling many euch | 65.5 <9 99 Ee engl Rade Bi that thé ininries she guatained on the oc- | James Fraser 0 y. .

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. neighboring Provinces of | has been made asa net profit. In alj | casion Were the canse of ther death. He 58 Bedford Row, Halifax. ee ‘ieee : & N Scotia and New Bruns k. Of courre, | fairness, the shareholders ought to lx n- | ¥ sound to tell the jury, however, that ee ee ee j — Que., — 2 destery for fieenere whehlnes dtd negh | formed how the directors account for the | upon these points there would likely be | Syrup of Figs The jury in the Hooper trial have re- ie . cihteieiitien calidt inde | serious shrinkage of the net profits from | confl eting evidence, which it would be Produced from the laxative and nutri- turned a verdict of not guilty. ; : = ; | 14 1-11 per cent. in 1892, to 8§ per cent. | their duty to carefully weigh | tious juice of California figs, combined ve : f i with the competition of stronger | j,, 1993—w while not e dollar appéars to Phe court then adjourned for one hour. | with the medical virtues of plants known- How to Get a Suulight Picture, Ra

ts @ s in Onta ib t would | be writ otf fo ul dabts, bank pr . 6 = | to be most beneficial to the human eyatein, Send 25 “ Sunlight ” Soap wrapper- wn adventas this, that jt | ies and furniture ot, or anything NOTES AND COMMENTS. } acts gently’ on the kidneys, liver and (wrappers bearing the words “Why Does er coal and iron as well aa} £™ Ww hat is this shrinkage owing to? : ee | bowls, effectually cleansing the system, | 4 Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man”) ge Gi RO Is it th low rats nterest get ally pre-| - G re an state owned . ways _Pas . dispelling colds and headaches, and cur- | to Levev Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto. ‘ ae it vail - ¢ ra discounts neg sii eo prone pu ; , te “| ing habitual constipation. and vou will receive by post a pretty pic- arge quantities of th iron | jable paper and interest ans and ad- | $5,300,000 l Prussian state railways ——— en ture free from advertising, and well worth ga for agricult machines nces reduced? Tf so, it would, to that! pay still bett : About one person in every twenty don’t framing. This is an easy way to decorate New Glasgow. N. S | have to: ‘ eo + Satisfactory 7 swe rs VECALINE - ommercial agency reports indi ate het that dre are neoneeerons po oan your home. The soap is the best in the | adit customers of | that business is beginning to revive in the | an nts furnis rs, best styles Z , a aad * 6 of carriage befure tl hines | But las “ogni grin. agai ong anion ‘ Te oo =— ee © bef porte, secy-2f nds : Y ‘ “4 : — send in the wrappews, if you leave the ends nad . pleasa e a hard | see our fine stock. — Lou need Dot buy UD-|.open. Write your address carefully. : and t ey have pa bank same rate f discount | yp neighbor so close at hand less you want to.—Prowse Bros.,the won- —— a st Kf is I f Pr : uv i : deful « heap men J ™ : agricult "ie ' npounded er i meet on February 14th | Notice The postponed meeting of the pal blis h Z , ; has done for 1 vears past. © tually of the report that there | Charlottetown Driving Park and Provin- 3 oO - ving to tl is ss of the b al lection before an- | c al E bition Association will be held on falling ott and tLe money Iving idie in the h Monday next, 22nd inst., at 8 o’clock. We have just received and opened

. ault for want of customers ¢ This can Upon the heels of the sentence of ten janl7 tl date of a lot of goods DIRECT FROM JAPAN. ‘ , t be th i because we find th : . These goods we expected in time for the

rp ne t aaa amount of loans a Ub Is lis united is 4 1 Ca a il tansi tar seateans The Vigtoria Hockey Club ~via bat which were delayed

lertake to supply this mar- $590,666.55, a very mucl ire wit S f six vears for ¢ reorg bank cashie sain nities ; al machines | tan ever before in the history of the | Wi0 einbezzled ee 000 ee ee ; : : : They are rea! Japanese Goods, and com- a ie oe bank and every dollar of it is regarded as oe ! ae or WILL PLAY A GRAND prise many useful and pretty novelties in | tt — ile the P: BT he Be mip gO CO inde wie cob ge, kane oe HOCKEY MATCH Lacquered Photo Frames, : } ; i gren notice 1e statement for the | a den — ero ee Antimony Photo Frames ; i eee , rer + December 3lst, 189 li ll never get 1c Op- | 1 } ’ ot ota dectly en dizetss Ther | seareuding December St 1988, an cnty | piey. "Thi wil veer get. The Op Wall Pocket We Have a Few Hundred Pairs of nes, such, for tance, a8 the | rs be the Bank” @?.965.31 a Bell Raia Ciliessie : " as Real Tortoise Shel! Trays, | ing and preparation of fax for mane this year’ atatement, this cutrs, “Mort-|” _ Ove of the references inthe Lieuter-| (Clerks vs. Allcomers, ) Japanese Fans (for decorating), la pon which the er yv¥ and enter- vages UO! heal y*tate, $2,960.31 , mt Claws ’s epeech atthe opening of | , 1 > tas « e i” pee of oor rope might well be empl | Was tall previous io Sit Dec, lots | nt Corerv’s wpech atthe opening AN THE SKATING RING, | te Berke BOO I S$ SHOES AND SLIPP ERS igeleulase apd mueeutictees eerie ee: th 1cea ne ‘ce | placing of a new Joan. It is a Liberal | ; Bamboo Tables, v ¥ g ral | I y. These two}. | a ae : 7 : Government that is in power in Manitoba. | ——ON---- Pretty Jewel Trays, '; + > — : : | Mor tte remarks that Liber- | - Jew 30> 2, . aT ‘ Mo x Vin hod We have the| Ese ene, at dou meu” "| Toe Montreal Gaur remark hat iter | auaey eoniny Janngoy gana, | dered Bom, ODD LINES, LEFT FROM THE SEASON'S TRADE, coon as possibie, have the Agmin, in the statemer roe vans, which means, in other words, run- | Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, etc.

tent that onr circum. | UAH Premises and furniture is put down | iio tito debi | AT EIGHT O°CLOCK. : Oe gett that (nF circu | ys an asset $7,206.56, and in statement of | "98 (M0 © ate rere Call and see these goods and get your} and in order to make a quick disposal of the same we have decided to offer them at etances will justify this end we ought | March Sth, 1891. this was increased | —A committee of the Senate of the | ee shoice : «. S. teteichin etl “3 , > | UniiedMbaten is actively engaged in work-| CALMRASTIIN MASD: inindiedeies | a Discount of 25 to 50 per cent.

factories that nh w pos- | $7,906.75, besides $887.79 cl rged agains d 3 | a " " re . . e.° e ° ai he ' aps ae alti: un Sisiien of up a scare in respect to the possession Don’t fail to attend the first Match of CARTER’S B“OKSTORE, This is positively the best chance to get first-class Footwear ever offered in. the

} ‘ sb : ire p a §¢ swocou i vrit nie i 1 : Rate Prendions Desultare encoent.” } f Ha At number of fire-eating naval | the season anl9 Market Square. itv ‘ . 5 1 we ought to encourage the | Bok Premisesand Furniture account.” I siuite hoon ailiag tie eaiaten te'| Adauibien ably 40 Gall j 1 city. Sale commences TO-DAY. ae t her f other factories ip | the same amount is put down cs ele fo re it that the possession of th Recitinn } jan20—3i . Ss ee 7 <a, ‘ a [s!ands is necessary to the security of the | J M M | EOD & CO - yhich ts SS87.79 more th Should be : . : the ] ete ceil ie z a ial «| great Republic. A party in the States Burns Anniversa . . Cc . oe oie sien staal ctaay Uiiriagiieienanacitin f the latter amount wa ally ten « ! i ; . ‘ raat Ther the statement of Dee seems to be bound to lave these Islands, a AN INCOME TAX a oh : "a : ead to #9.799.98. | and not to be ecrupnlons as to the means For ———— Charlottetown, January 20, 1894—dy 1a -_-- ‘ of} fairniy r then i P PROTEST oat 4 if sf xpenad ‘ bank premises ; OE eit oil RAND Ee A a Se . - a and furnitr iccount ‘ IS89 of Pre-ident Peixoto of Brazil is announ °| First-« lass © ; 1; to reduce the high tari! and | 9 49931, all of which is charged to | ed from the usual source (namely Pres’- | Footwear, 1 make ¢ meets is anothe id much | , ap tal exce pt the Sk27.79 charged against lent Peixoto) to have about completed a} x al <a n liffieult thing. The Federal Govern- | protit and loss in 1891. Surely the share- | baloon airship which is to drop dynamite | Faultiess wt aie aa [ seed Giates has 1 enhejdes | BOlders have a right to know how this | on Mello’s ships Ifthis baloon ha< the Fit and 4 ’ , _— — large amount of money has been exvended | same brilliant success as has been attend- | Finest IN THE . ~ pa e respective States and not | and for what purpose, and the amount of | ing the cruisers, dynamite guns and torpe- | Fini h a - . a charged with manv other services hich | rent the bank is receiving for the offices, lo boats which Peixoto bought in New | tiths }. m ¥ a Ce cee ae nit, (ser pnt chs tent] Nort and cheewhcsecoe sey sages S01 asonic Upera House a i aga Feder Gavere- | elu ipied i a Y < ane cmewas _ ma | Foremost ’ ee ry 7 utlding hear of a strike of the baiioon crew e&ome- | . o ee atIeKse ie . sie Be sane s that ‘ ' fit f vhere near Mars, or a visit for repairs to a | Fashions at i one ee eee, I eae ae oe : : le o ae ; i pi | 7 3 : | a ae ’ cca ica, nx) 7 . Z um OF GHNCUltS he Bank fur the past. y amount to | dry-dock in the moon Fairest ; : zg the United States tariff to a point | $16,544.94, the Board of Directors receiv- — - 2 7 s ddl ’ ik \opre d rep ye k . ; : s yee Cinieod Santen tan 6 i Pee Seeoeer ss Oe rr ieee oe THURSDAY, JAN, 25, 1894,;Saddlers’ Hardware, Carriage Hardware, Spokes, Hubs, Rims, . tg , a 4.) aixth ds p h as all the: prot f th two million roubles of the fund raised by | Find ee ] ‘ fi ‘ P } ° W ] sak my th oe \ , fala gk Tape anbeh: Gall eer A St AEs 0 Get SS Se | eae of the. Uotaed. fetes oot Gree Shafts, Poles, White Wood, Hickory, Bass Wood, = theient 1¢, President { ti pr fits ? ] Py * t me t i Britain for the relief of the famine suffer- Granby Rubbers PROGRAMME. ee > I ~~ W HP tre s ’ 2 oft th protits appears } 1@ to rité ior { I : i } | : ae ‘ “< ‘ ‘ ! 1 the Com- re rea able to pay the L percentage | e1 A good use of the money would be | and Ov ershees. 1. Songs of Sco‘land (Christie) é ther i asnel S, | OSS, ail 9 ete, feed . M e have reported | of the t profits earned. ‘1 « they would ; to send it back to the countries which | Prof Vinnicombe’s Orchestra. : ; ' ‘ene ” pa 1 is exact proporth oO the cash ! ¢ mtribated it Roth just now could find } re a at > ; m teeewes = value of th Os, a I i nk | &@home use i vhat they nt away to} Prof Caven. 2 | na rnsed ‘ ' ‘ eel — el ‘ stress i P y ; 0 per cent. of the net p a | relieve dist THEY WEAR LIKE IRON NN i sins ons? clans i eougs sCOMES | reasonable and eral a : eee . Messrs Bruce, ‘Le wis, Cook, ‘MoLean: } se of the verv | members of the Board at I Hea ' © kas oy : hy Prof eS 4. Cornet—Scotch Airs ? 4 a . ail la ge amour tof other busing \ oe mbe’s orchestra at the Burns’ con ; ee : Mr CP sinidieadl i F > ‘ : il ae eae The President is nex ce | ALL DEALERS SELL THEM. Vooal Sulo.. ‘ 4 ' eo Tr ~~ | wa for at least five month fthe vear, and | 6. = c | h Cleveland’s ver l’ policy, | his large practice when on the Island must BORN i Mrs J M Macleod. os I ge | : | . vecesearily take up all his spare time In this city, on the 19th inst., to the } & Violin 5 (a) Maiden Song? ii 4 Mr. Peters can have but little time to give | wife of M. Trainor a son. __jan20—t ts & wy (b) Seotch Air 5 Fed come tax is offensi to ; rs eee ‘ites M A Macdonald. ; f the F ; tc the affairs of the Bank after attending | : ne 4 “erva men ¢ the at witho : : ' : “I o** ‘ itirli any s ; to tLe arduous duties of the Premier cf | 7, Song—" Battle of Stirling’”.... .... tee j es it wy tie will no e natient- ; : j ran08< To a - . a : _ . = = the Province and Attorney-General, be- WY ANTED. } {Operate & Prosthetic Dentistry Mr William Mc Kay. Cadi ss orgy * ; yp : is dt pon | sides his extensive law practice. Mr. Far 8. Vocal Solo rica : 2s op 4 ae . ont oo ne af ieee, quharson’s large ‘mercantile and shipping Machine har a, 2 . Be neh | a Is and Fi : Mrs Mawes By rne. a pee : Sea oo : ; business must take up the bet et part of his ishers Stear ly + Stnart workmen can get } Ip R ed. P. MI U RRA Y, 9%. Annie Laurie Watz (R Gruninwuld) } , 1 ill lee it | i time and attention; and if Messrs. Beer | a permanent job =" Orchestra, 4 ; it} Stil leu ) enatit mete haw rane = the » I adie ‘ i = . the oft peanete; “tne” to thém, sedi ee ee ere om eee Sens MARK WRIGHT & CO, Lrp Stamper Block, Victoria Row. 10, Village Festival. Grand Gathering of : : aud devote itto the affairs of the Bank : nw dw le | i, Scotch Lads and Lassies, introducing : © tampe) i M | they should be paid in proportion * a becte a. Ble tun Dairymaids’ and Shepherds’ Drill, Gillle : : ! _ ———e | Jan lo—aUNXW LT Callum, etc., Mr. D. MeDonald. Piano, es

; ie pore . favothe | ean. weer * cahial oe FoR SALE. j eee ee ee whee a 3 2 m . . . . : y 3 acre Hts etal cam| Gre Banal that ithe prosper | THe Schooner EVANGELINE, 71 tose] Tat meer- u. Duet" Whats King bot charte.....| PALME Leather in Trimming, Top, Dash, Collar, Skirting, Winker and Colored Eufilog. |

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property So pay nea ui federal ‘exper Qucea Victoria is under five feet ir Notice is hovel ghee given » that the Annual ner. Jt will be a thumbrserew and scourge | pei sit N eg Fe be General Meeting of the Shareholders of bacco. Cuecges Mr James Davison. 18, Trio—* O, Willie Brew’d a Peck o’ Maut”..

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iis e and eminent , awyers believe Mr. P. A. Hughes. of Ottawa. arrived | C¥e™ing- “ Messrs Bruce, Cook, McLean. een erences ——— ~ tt ea “direct tax, ar an unconstitu- , ' ; \ 4 tWIN

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: os : ar io — cosived there- Hughes most creditably fulfilled the dut- Secretary. il} ee ites erueulll ‘ emer et ae ie vearegesiaf | ies of postmaster in the Canadian pavil- Charlottetown, Jan. 10, 1894. f Wi co} or Yat pipe ee ia and Webster. nnual

cording to population. No prudent Con- | jion during the World’s Fair and was | —— —_—_——— 2. Comic Song—“ Laird 0’ Cockpen,”........ ann S a e da eer 0 S. gresenan should be willing to run full tilt 5 Ottawa Free n k manner hat will Mr William McKay.

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advice in matters of law, and never to be} Dr. RB. Schiffman, of St. Paul, Minn., Phe adjourned Annual General Meeting n 0 if eter an 22. “Auld Lang Syne”’...........:.-ceeeeeeeees | year. We are now offering our first-class New Stock of Canned Goods at the following low prices :—

1. , : ‘ ; ; f the Union Dairymen’s Association of “ SAVE THE oN.” controlied a3 a ix ly bY Class Interests | | 2 % riz mackage of “Ss ans e a . ‘ 1G a h GoD SAVE E QUEE? . a } i ie 7 P ae ; y phere hath — a an mg Low 49 and 50 will be held in Vernon any 0 er brand. ed Seats, 35 cents; Unreserved, 25 2 Cans Corn (2 Ibs.) DO tein teas 0s+sscnscpers ceuebeneiiibes 206 cents |. 2 Cans Strawberries for...... ai bl a 40. cents The ditheulty of applying direct taxation | advertises by giving it joa Ae ag Aa River Hall on WEDNESDAY, 3l1et Jann- | aa" a oe Oe, Veen 2 Cans Tomatoes (3 Ibs.) for..... “ 2 Cans we (3 lbs.) for...... ctvelinance : : “a any form, to people who are accustomed | ,, swe fhetent + lee he c ai ade fi 1 | ary, 1894, at 1 o’clock, sharp. All inter- ene of Ground Floor and Tickets at James 2 Cans Peas (2 Ibs.) for.......... a ee ee oa mee “ 2 Cans B C. Salmon for............ a an ' : “ . S and | usted are respectfully invi > atten: ton & Co’s. Pian of Balcony and Tickets } ‘ 2 2 C; r . 50 »pay their taxes in lire tiv, 18 #0 great | cures where others fwil. Name this paper ented ave 1 afuly sete = a ma. | at Dodd’s Medical Hall. r : ce _— - a a ee oe a ee 2 : me Apples (1 ar ea ‘0 CASE : ' that the Government which resorts to di- | and eend address for « free trial package. WALTER we J Doors open at 7.30. Coi.cert at eight sharp. ans Peaches ( B) TOE veveesee occa sqroesenss ones ovegenes 40 * SPECIAL R Ag ES ON CASE LOTS Al bn natten ta as ial ee : resident. MES PATON, J. M. CA} ; ‘ ‘a. rect taxation is apt to see its best friends | U SE 8KO~A’S DISCOVERY, the great | DAVID P. IRVING, | J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond rt aun n . yy ol B K K rR & ¢ = O I i ' urn againet it ¥ ( , sar wy ‘ aad i“ 7 , vain Blood and Nerve Remedr. jan] 9—wy Secretary Virginia; and Montreal, Canada, } Janis Charlottetown. January 1], 1894—tn thu sat