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THE DAILY EXAMINER

JUNE 21, loys,

“SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS.

ArLarce body of the more influential, eevings bank depositors have, aided by the} ! ; Qpposition, induced the Government to in Manitoba, caused by Mr. Surherland’s reconsider their determimation to reduce the wate of interest to 24 per cent. om the The reduction is not to be made-uptil the first of October; and then deporitors who have more than $1,000 may buy @omivion bonds basring interest at There can be no doudt that if Mr. Fielding had carried ont the original intention of the Government, he would have had to raiee-a considerable

first.of July.

the cate of 3 per cent.

loan in/England to repiace the money that would be withdrawn by depositors. He "bas, however, unfairly compromised the matter. Poor people are torbe compelled to take the lower rate of interest, while

richer people are to have the kigher. The

arrangement is discreditable.

EXTRAVAGANCE ANP DISSIMELATION.

A“ sample brick” from the Liberal Castle has been brought out by the Mail and Ewpire. Itwill be remembered that the Montreal Harbor Board desired te improve and enlarge the wharfage of the city, and that itvoughtea loan from the Federal Government in.order todo thework. A speculative faction having landed interests in the east end of Montreal demanded that another harboror wet dock be built near the lands in question. The board opposed this as unnecessary. But Mr. Tarte took the matter up and worked for the east end scheme. His infivence ecored a victory overthe business men of Montreal and

over Sir Richard Cartwright as well, for in making the loan the Ottawa Mizis~

ters stipulated, at his instigation, that of the money borrowed, $750,000 should be epent forthwith in commencing, not a wet dock, as at first proposed, but a dry~dock io the east. The Harbour Commissioners still objected. They maintained that a dry-dock is not required, that $750,000 will not baild it, and that if all the money contemplated by Mr. Tarte be spent, the interest On the increased debt will be so~ great as to call for added charges upon shipping, which charges will do injury to the port. The scheme was forced through Parliament by Mr. Tarte and his colleague in this particular affair,Mr. Prefontaine, on the distinct pledge that the cost of this unvrcessary dry~dock, so beneficial to the east end land speculators, would certainly wot be laid upon the country. But Mr. Pri fontaine, freeh from Mr. Parte’s side, has made a speech to the Hayhor Com-

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OTES AND COMMENTS.

| N : — What's the matter with @?

Malu.

| — Queen Victorta b-gan yesterday the | 62nd year ot her beneficent reign. —The St. John San’s Ottewa corres- 4 pondent writes: “Of the three seats vacated Mr. Yeo, M. P. will get one im Prince Edward [sland shortly, leaving a «wacancy

absence of two sessions, and ene io Ontario, to be struggled for.”

i —Hugh John McDonald, acconoting few days ago for the huge debt that Messrs Greenway and Sifton hace loaded upon Manitoba, and have tried ¢o lift by ruin- ging the educational endowment, said there was really nothing to show for it. “Then correcting himeelf, he added- “i sergot, they built a reformatory at Brandon and; hired a staff, but they bad no priseners. Now a reformatory without a proper was a little out of place, but eventually }th-y caught » young lad named Jobeny Mulligan, who, though teadegely cared for by the staff, uagratefully escaped, and the rest of the lads of Manitoba were so well behaved that they could get ao mute

risoners. At their wits’ eods (to now what to do with the in- stitation, they at last turned

into a lunatic asylum, and then had to g9 to the Territories for lunatic to occupy it? Was it not tothis asylum that Mr. Sifton’s father was appointed as maaager

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

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Ottawa Citizen: McKinley ie very |

much like tae collier suas io Santiago harbor. He is not the merry Mac he used to be,

Montreal Gazette: The report that Mr Tarte is to be knighted i+ surely a mistake He has never proclaimed himself a demo- crat, por advertised that he held in con- tempt titles conferred by the Queen. Moncton Times: Now that the ground is cleared by the official decapitation of Mr. Harris, it is to be hoped tbe railway authorities will get down io business and properly straightea out the tariff, which from numerous complaints we heac of is still a source of great irritation and isjus- tice toa large number of patrons.

Mail aad Empire: Mr. Fisher is ging to England, eo is Mr. Biair. Mr. Mulock has also booked hie passage, and Mr. Fitzpatrick is to siart next week. He is to be swiftly followed by Mr. Tarte, after that statesman has found the place in Nova Scotia in which to loc:t: the new $25,000 wharf. ‘I'he great metropolis will be all excitement when it is learned that such a constellation of talent hss arrived.

MrE H Duachemin, ot Charlottetown, Grand Marshal of the God Templars, is one of the successful contestants in the international Templars competition for tne best definition of Good Templar expressed in not more than fifty words. The best ten definitions are published in the Temp- lar for the present mouth. Mr. Duche- min’s definition reads as follaws; Good Templar is that which enables mankind, clasping the hands of fellowship of thon- sands universally eozaged in the same cause, uplifting the unfortunate, moving like an angel of light unto many darkened homes, leaving sunshine and joy behind, and which will work and fight tll intoxi-~ cauts are ennib lated.

missioners in which he says :—

“fr in the future the state of trade was such that the truest was unable to pay the interest on its bonds, the Governtnent , wou'd come forward and relieve it. It was said, why does not the Government tell us these things plainly ? But the commission~ ef must be aware that it was not always policy to show all yout band. If the com- mission needed it, the Government would come to the rescue, and he for one would fizht against any Government that would relieve the commission of debts incurred ja this way, or, at least, of the interest, if necessity demanded it.”

Mr. Bickerdike, a sound Liberal, heard this story with amazemeht, He recalled the fact that Sir W. Laurier has declared that the harbour, and not wou'd be bound to carry the burden.

the country,

Theo came this conversation :—

“Mr. Prefontaine—Ab, you are but a young politician.

‘‘Mr. Bickerdike~- Yes, I am, and if this is polities the less I have of politics the better.”

As a matter of fact, then, while the Government was declaring to the country, for the purpose of deceiving it, that Mon- treal would shoulder the enforced dry- dock expenditure, it was representing to Montreal that the outlay so advantageous to the land-owning favourites would be charged againstus. Mr, Bickerdike does not like this sort of politice—he is a * young politician.” But is itany worse than the three great exploitations—the Crow’s Nest, the Drummonl, and the Yukon, each of which contributed to the wealth of partisans ?

~The official returns of Canada’s foreign trade for the 11 months ending May 31 are most encouraging. Compared with the same period in 1897 the figures are as follows :

1897. 1898 Total trade...$219,041,169 $262,576,732 Exports..... 116,795,741 143,671,962 Imports....... 102,245,428 118,904,766 Dutiable..... 66,900,000 76,045,000 Diaycolecd. 18,339,0 0 20,192,060 Free....scecocee 41,345,000 42,859,000

These figures snow an, increase in the total trade of $42,535,000 over 1897. The increuse in exports is $26,876,000 and in — $16,859,9%- « revenue $1,352, 578.

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A GLOBE REPRESENTATIVE

Cured of Lumbago by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, after His Doct r Failed

Toronto, Juue 20- (Special ) If there is a good thing in creation, @ newspaper man will find it out. The tru'h of this is shown by the case of Mr Johu A Parnhem,

a pressman on the Globe steff.

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| iu the general ss.mptoms of Rev. D, Suth- § | erlaud

PERSONAL.

Mize Dora, Of Uusetin, © @ gre t at Guverument huu-e. ;

Miss Amv McGregor, of the teaching staff of the U. 8. Grant School, St. Paul, Minn., ia «pending her holidays with her parents ia ‘Charlottetown.

Mre G&S McNutt, with her daughter Mrs Herdsman and child, of Ulttews, were passengers by the Princess ye-terday evening. They will epeod the summer to Malpeque. :

Mrs. 8. &¥. Davison and family arrived from St. Paul, Min., last evening, and are gaeste of ir end Mrs, Charles Me‘rregor, St. Peter’s Road. Mr, Davison is expected early in August. They will remain until September.

Hotel Davies: G O'Neill, Vernon River. J W Ricbarde, Bideford; W S Davison,’ Halifax; Jil: McLaven, Sc Joho, F. Coffia, K S Lea, Bostor; WS Leste, Mpntreal; D D M Kerr, Mentrea); C B Foster, S¢ Lohn; Peter McNutt, Malpeque; J O Bele and wife New Jersey.

At the Qaeen = H S Pethick, Calais,Me ; Rev F A Wightman, Margate: R H Rogers, Alberton; J A Coliings, Sturgeoo; F M Morris, Bradaibene; J MCEachern. Cherry Valley.

Hon. James W.. Richards is visiting the city. He is at the Hotel Davies.

Mr.C. B. Foster, agent of the C. P. Ry was at Hotel Davies last night. He went East this morning. :

A slight improvement is today reported

Mr. and Mre Geerge O'Neill, of Vernon

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| CLEARANCE SAuz

_ SECOND HAND Pianos and Oreang.

No 1, R.&. Williams’ Grand Piano, only

$600, sale price $150.

nice piano for practice, sale price $90. price $65.

No. 3. Fredrick Strass, New York, a me. $150.

No. 4. A modern English Upright Piano, , i in good o:der, sale price $13). »price, $125.

| No. 10. No. 5. Stodart, ot New York, a small size small square, square Piano, good as new, sale price, $130.

noo River, sre visiting the city.

reported very low te lay,

Mr Freeman C Cuaffia, of Boston, and Mr RS Lea, of Montreal, arrived here jart evening. Mr Coftia wall be consulting ehyineer in connection with the sewerage system to be construcied mm Charlottetown, and Mr Lea wil! be his first assistant.

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SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown. ENTERED

June 20.—C V Minot,Hudley. Cardigan: Athlete, Roberts, Sydaey; Suean King, Pollard, Nortbpori; Marie Louise, Godin, Perce; AJ McLean, Belle Cape Tormen- tine; Wm Dunbar, Heather, Pugwash. CLEARED

June 20.—Annie T McKie, Scott, Vern - on River; Hannah Eldridge. Dicks, White- haven, Maggie H, Wry, Buctouche; Jubi- lee, Butler, Buctouch:; Athlete, Roberts, Pictov; Susan King, Pollard, Northport; Marie Louise, Godin, Bathurst; A J Me- Lean, Bell, Bathure’; La Lachcur, Glace Bay; Wm Dunbar, Heather, Pugwash.

Meruopisy Cuorr.—-Mr. Earle will be obliged if all the members of the First Met! odist Church choir will be in their placos at 7.39 this evening, in the church

Linen collars at 8c eech, 3 collars for 24 cents at the Bargain Corner.— W D Mc-~ Kar,

Men’s ian shoes reduced to $1.26 a pair. Genuine bargains,—R K Joet, Stampcrs Corner.

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aeat exercises of St. Danstan’s College. | Kev. Father McM lian, of Si. Teresa, is |

drove in yesterday to attend the commence- | second hand Organs;

We havealso onhand alar

$15 to $60.

Hivery Piano and Organ guaranteed for a ode | A grand chance to iet your children learn to play for a small outlay of money,

Liberal discounts off for spot cash. a Hasy terms of payment to reliable purchasers

MILLER BROTHERS

sonable term of years.

The P. H. island Music House

Let Your Wife Be the Judge—-a_

She knows a good thing when she ses it. wanting a hall reck for some time.

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Commencement BXGERCISES

At Wotre Dame Convent Ch'town, ox Wednesday, Jane 22nd, 1898

Mr Peraham Jr's, for mon'he, tuffered from lumbag®, ® gr vat dey the pature | of his work in the pressrcom He consulted anemireat local physician, but no benefit resulted from hie crea'ment.

On the advice ef a friend be tried Dodd’s | Kidney Pills, w th the resalt that he was | completely cured.

Thies ease is ore more proof cf th: fact that for Lumbago and «very otber kidney ecmplaint tere is cn'y ose cure and tha

, Dodd’s Kidney 4 >i} °

Tue Evsiorr.—The steamer Elliot has been chartered by A.G Jones & &o., and is now loading a cargo of fish, etc., for the West Indies.

nsieiiuini

Impure blood is an enemy to health,and may lead to serious disease, Hood's Sursaparilla conquers this enemy and averis danger.

Don’t forget the date ofthe League of Cross picnic; July 28:h, at Battersby Park, Midgel.

Look out for rain—tie Conference is in eession,

| Chairman or Trustees, wili be received up vo

We're having a!l we can

quality, in style, in price.

Business Is Good

mand for our FURNITURE. This particular fact is a proof that our goods are right in

money, time and future worry.

Mark Wright & Co, Ltd

Besides the award of Schoolastic Hon- ors the program wil! consist of Instru mental Musicon Piano, Organ, Guitar, Mandolin and Harp; cioruses by the pu~ pils, dramas, calistheuic exercises and fancy drills,

Doors open at 7,30, p. m., exercises tc begin at 8 p.m.

Admission 25c; reserved seats 35c.

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Tenders, addressed to Charles Palmer, Esq.,

raturday, %h July, for the construction of a rew building of brick and stone for the

Prince Edward Island Hosp-tal

A certified cheque for 5 per cent of the amount of the offer must acccmpany each tender.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,

Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of

C, B. CHAPPELL,

June 14--eodtd Architect,

do to keep up with the de- We're busier than ever.

Buy your Furniture aud save

come down and see our stock, we hive a beautiful line in now we lave «li prices from $4.50 up; but wou-d like to ca'l special

No. 6. S nall Uprigkt Pian 2 yearscld, in perfect order, price yhea new, ce instrument, sale price $60.

No. 7. Broadwood & So No.2. John Rogers & Son Upright, a S7all size square Piano, in

No. 8. Dunham, New York, smail

: . square Pi : dium ize square piano, nearly new, sale price, “4 Piano, good as new, sale price, |

No. 9. A. B. Gale & Co., New —

a small square Piano, in good orde

sale price $90. ge number af |

Connolly Building, Queen Street.

* 84 Pig

ns, of London, , good order,

¢ 1.2 | York rl

Bradbury & (o., New Y, nice for children to Practica oy

Great Eastera Tes

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Dominion Day, July let,! a %

\n aid of A!) Saints’ Church.

This Tea will te the attraction of the scason. Amusements of all kinds will”

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attention to our $8.50 tack—the best rack for the money in} provided. Meats, ineleding a bot dinntt

Ch’town.

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JOHN NEWSON

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Painless - Dentistry A WORD TO THE CARELESS5

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Many persons do not value their teeth. If they % have the toothache their first and only thought is to have the tooth extracted, Just a few- words on that point, they go and haveit taken out, that is t4e last of that tooth; they cannotget it back again, Another tooth will begin troubling;, out it goes, too, and soon after a while the person. cannot masticate fvod; conse- qunce is their health becomes impaired; then they pay doctors bills, buy medicine, etc., and asa last resort they get artificial teeth. Now look at the question from a business standpoint. In the firsf place what would be the cost to save the tooth and keep it good for ‘a lifetime? Perhaps $1.00, and you will have your own teeth in your heau, and they were most certainly put there for use Mow think of this—if you had a wart on your finger, that troubled you, would you have the finger cut off to remove the wart? Why certaintly not Well, why louse a tooth to remove an ache. We can stop toothache and save the tooth, and garantee them never to ache again.

Artificial Teeth

must be good +o be satisfactory. We guarantee satis- faction or we don’t want your money. You can call inin the morning and have your

teeth same aay. PARLORS,

BERLIN DENTAL

Over Store of Prowse Bros.

‘Open evenings 7 to 8.

m@ | sample of their work.

a | Beware of unauthorized agents :

ge cM ME SH + . a er > rn s "i OE ENE, TRIE LOE ET EE

| will be farrished in a style to pleas the | most fastidious. A congert will o¢ gwtd @ lia the hallat Cardiyan Beidge wach Of she festivilias of the day will be bought to a close, ‘

Come one and all to the Great Basen 7 Tea aud you will bave caase for Felfegrale 7 itication during the remainder of the yeat 1898;

By Crpoer or Committee.

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‘High-grade | Art Rooms :

S. F. TarBush, forthe High Gm

| Art Co.j has opened an offie 4 a up from J, T MeKenzie’s stor

| west side of Queen street, and 18

| fering to enlarge photos, tin-typ*

| group pictures very cheap for three

| inonth®, that everybody may have®

! He has in the

the highest . %

| grade werk ever delivered on P. £ eee

past 10 months delivered

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guaranteed, and no de required,

| | i work |

—— RUROINI, Connor eEE me Fonies For Eale

spdeiildlidesins | Foreale, a pair of thoroughbred Shets | laud Island ponies, trom the celel

farm ot Col. James Dormville, at Rothess

New Brunewick, These ponies 0% k second priz® fot carriege pair at the Exbibitioa “i Jobo, N. B. in 1896, and first aud seco prizee for saddle ponies. ae Thev are eight years old, kind : tractable, can travel long distaot® i double harness, and can be driveaa™ handled by ladies and children. 4 Wita tue ponies a over carriage to seat (bree aod 4 beautifa . : sleigh to seat two; Fo a seb of haroet*, saddle and a robe. Tlie ponies, &c, can be seen at any time op 8P tion to Mr H.J. Worth, at bis ©

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Prince St. For any farther informatos

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Ch.tows, Pt

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