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* This is true Liberty, when Free Born Wea, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evuirivzs.
NEW SERIES.
ALBNDAR FOR FESRUSRY, 1891.
MOON & VCHANGEA, : Lass Qu r, 2ad day. 1%. 2994.m, W he Moon, Sth day, 9h., 597 p.m, N, tet . % iherlls
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First Quarter, 15th dey, airs - ~ + -“_y- ratceitieste**| PRINSERS, KOOKBINDERS, pinay o» wane] 502, San (Algom High aye ——axp—— omhe m it n, afte =o " ~ stot oo BOANK BOOK MAKERS, ; re : od 6 ieniciiatininieasiaiaail (x) oe on ' , a ov) 24 { ie sh] 2} § - 2 . : | 2 cou ot) M/UDP Hobie: Best Workmanship and Lowest Prices. {8 29} ols 0110 421 50 saaiernsaigtell SP Stinan ates ¢) Monday Me Bf ly “STAT IQHERS fA Complete Stock of PLAIN and FANCY STATION. ! ‘wesday a = $ . morn 7 2 o s ERY, at prices that cannot be beaten. ig Thursday 51 9 4-1 0 47/10 2 a nic gaat y I 7ilo 4) 0 QT] 5 ' e Miwchy | 10) HDT at] Headquarters for tso0oks of all kinds. i8|tunday s} ont 413 6] on] ' wdny Ue, 2 oe, Pie ed, | o33| 6 2x1 31 SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! i ; = , = ; a 25| Charlottetown, January 6, 189] —w f s 2) ; day 6 58:5 Bt 3 2 9 - gl 31 iNanday 6} 3:} 42210 7] 33! ¥i Monday 54; 33) 5 8 10 $0) 5 | ‘gh . Sousa ; 24 Pu $ AV 33 #4 6 32 tl os 38 | |Wedueaday | 51) 36) 7 25 N43} 4s} 3 >) NOTICE Sa iia 6 40.0 30/10 47) I 15/10 55 " Piaf | Sits hall caceehienis
On account of the great increase of eur Furniture Business, we find we require the exclusive use of our Machine plant for the manufacturing of our own stock
kh. GEO. A. BANES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:
Specialists in Chronic Diseases ; ; CHARLOTTETOWN. toni Pianing, Band Sawing, Turning, e’¢., and we desire to
OP PICE” Queen Square, qver Apothecaries (hank our many patrons who have favered us with this silted Ss lelass of work in the past. We are now splendidly fitted up for manufacturing Fur-
Fikrig - és HARRIS & STEWART niture, Scho 1 Desks, Pew Seats, ete., at remarkably cheap
Wili be obliged for an early set- prices and in gord workmansbip manner, and invite com- tiiment of all Accounts rendered parison of prices, styles, ete.
up to the Ist ef January, 1891. | MA RK WRIGHT & C®.,, Lrp.
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ACURE ISCERTAIN Be aie gs ce _—JIN EVERY CASE—— Wien a Faithlal Trial is «= Overst ced. —— TO SRP ee
‘Great Clearance Sale, for Cash Only, of all our Imported Wood iL Ss Boots and Shoes, 20 to 30 per cent. Reduction.
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Worm Lozenges. oppypnpods SLAUGHTER ‘F OUR M GNIFIENT STCCK.
Ssttlement to Dee. 31st, 1990,
W E request a settlement of all accounts du, notes, judgments, etc , before of January. All debtors wil! please tive and save us trouble and them-
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Come and be convinced. (Come early and get the best
selections. Girls’ Strong Boots, 5Uc.; Women’s do., 65c.
GOFF BROS’. BOOT FACTORY.
Charlottetown, February 2, 1891—2aw & wky
the end take no re.ves «\pense,
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for Cash, HARDWARE and CARRIsGE GOODS. Short. Prices Low for Cash.
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WINT:R CHOSSING !
Tae VINTER ROUTE between Cap Traverse and Cape Tormentine is now open. Pastengers and Luggage at the regu lar rates, Passergers will find this route Very much the cheapest Passengers «ccom modated in the very best manner.
CAPT, GEORGE IRVING. dee —3m col why
NORTON & FENNELL,
City Hardware Store.
Cha: lottetewn, Dec. 9. 1890—2aw and wy
Consequently we are compelled to discontinue doing Cus-
We intend clearing out our}of Gloucestsr, wods, and give up the trace 1, at Specially Reduced Prices
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P, 5. ISLAND. ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5,
‘LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Protect our Gam >.
Sm,—TIt goes without saying that our
and that P.-E. Island will soon cease to have any attraction for what we may call the sporting tourist. This of course, means a yearly loss to the Province, (and not a swall one either) in hard cash.
Sportsmen, even if they do not come in large numbers, are one of the best kind of advertisements to and for all classes of tuuris‘s, :
game a.d tish are fast becoming extinct, |
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| Professor Shuttleworth at Crapaud.
Professor Shuttleworth lectured in Cra-
paud Hall on the 3ist January, 1891. Jobn Moore, Esq , occupied the chair and the undersigned was requested to act as Secre- tary. The Hall was comfortably filled by re- presentative farmers from different sections, viz : Lots 28, 29 and 30, allof whom ap- peared to take a lively interest in the pro- ceedings of the meetiny.
The Professor having been made a few preliminary remarks, intimating that one of the farmers present would
Apart from the protection of game, etc., it is more apparent each yesr, that there should be some regulations made and strictly cnforced as to the carrying and use of firearms. In nearly every section of ; this Province, boys (some of them not) more than niue or ten years of age) may be wet on the public ruads, carrying loaded; firearms of all kinds, from the small revol- ver up to the old flint musket.
I think it may safely be said that a year: scarcely or ever» passes, without damage \done to life or property by firearms at the ‘hands of irrespomstble persons. The law lfor closed time, #&c., for the various kinds jof game is seldom enforced, and outside a few sportamen, is little known and less regarded, i
Now, in addition to the strict eaforce- ‘ment of the closed seasons for game, &c., ke would suggest the passing of an act by
the Legistature to license the carrying of a ‘gun, or in fact, any kiad of firearm, A sma!) suin for the license and penalty for shooting without, would, I feel sure, pro- ; tect in 4 great measure the young and im- mature game, and also abate the firearm! nuisance. Would it not-be a good idea for the Fish and Game Society to calla convestion of sportsmen and others interested to take this matter inte consideration and to peti-
ition the Legislature on the auwhject. : Yours &e. S HOOTEST.
Prince County. Queen Square.
Srn,—‘* The poor ye shall always have with you; tl ssed is he that considereth the poor.” So reads the Good Book. : I am glad to see Charlottetown 80 nobly | trying to carn this promised blessing. Already our good Oddfellows and grand old Caledonian Club h .ve realized large arucunts for the peor of the city ; and now a charity ball at the Hotel Davies is en the tapis, and bids fair to be a great success.
Now Sir, how about the distribution of these mone,s? ‘tbat it sheuld be handed over to strong, able-bodied men (although poor) I dao_ not think right; but let them he employed, give them a good day's pay fora good day's
work, What shall we put them at? Is it necessary to ask. My anewer is, Quecn Square.
Procure twenty good shovels, likewise ‘twenty poor, but strong men (fifty could easily be raised this severe winter), fall into line at the Post Offi-e, and now divide them into two's, facing all points of the compass. At tie word reaiy, let every man bend his back to the shovel and open up the many sheep tracks which now jead to and from our bust- ness centres, and so for the sake of common respectability let us have a path wide enough to p»ssa brother in distress. How do we manage now? Just this way for dwys after a snow storm: Either jump off the track into snow up to the waist (if you are small of stature), shove the ae out of the way, or as the good old goat, lie down and let your friend, or enemy, walk over your prostrate form. But really, Mr. Editor, only those who many times daily travel this garden of two rovernments have any knowledge ef what a snow fight itis. Thanking you for space, and hoping the distributers of these moneys will use some such method in employing those out of work in our midst.
Yours, A QUEEN “QUARE VoYaGER.
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Keily's Cross Notes. Quite a number of our young people at- tended the Carnival at Victoria on the 29th uit. They report it a grand success. Our echool is doing good work this win- ter. There is a very large attendance in both rooms.’ Mr. J. H. Devereaux teaches the advanced, and Miss Regina Monaghan the primary depart ment. ee Much praisg is due to Mr. Kiggins, our active mail carrier, for having delivered the mails so punctually this winter, not wit h- stauding that he had to contend with bad roads and stormy weather. We hope to see him getting the coutract for the m sil- carrying next year. Our Debating Club has entered upon the second year of its existence, and, } idg- ing by the interest taken in it by the 1mem- beis, it will prove of much quod to the
been elected officers :
President—-John Bradley. Vice-President—Vdward MclIsaac,
Rec. Sec.- Mark A. Smith.
Fin. Sec. —Jas. H. Devereaux.
Treas.— Michael McDonald. z Executive Committee— Charles McKenna, Jobn Smith and Francis Monaghan. . On Thursday, the 29th ult., the club dis- cussed the subject, “Which would be the better for Canada, Free Trade or Protec- tion?’ ‘fhe able arguments brought forth by the speakers on both sides show that
found that the majority favored protection. Fare TRaver.
fe DIED. after a lingering illuess, Wi'liam H. Bennett, Brackley Point, P. KE. 1.
leaving a wife and five chic . loss of a kind husband a:::
ili health brought him back to Island where he remained until his death. [Gloucester papers please copy.]
‘fereut roots on the soil, the necessity for
‘was brought to a close.
district. The following gentlemen have
they take a deep interest in the welfare of of climate, soil, methods of culture, selection their country. A vote being taken, it was of seed-plants, etc.,
At Grand Tracadie, on Thursday, Jan. 29,'
Mass., fore: y a native of finally entirely subdues the irritation and in- syed 38 years, fammation of the stomach that causes indi- «» to mourn the gestion and dyspepsia. loving father. ; . The deceased left the Island in bis seventeenth | Terms | year, and resided in Brstou til about thirteen Goffe, ancther lot of Golden Syrup in two years ago when he removed to Gloucester, pound cana. M.ss , where he remained till last fall, when to bis native
claim their attention for a short time, as he had a paper which he preferred to read and upon cunsent, the chairman from his place read a well-prepared article on dairying, horse-breeding and roots crops generally, which was very weil received by the audi- ence amidst some applause.
Prof. Shuttieworth then came forward and said that the subject to which he invit- ed their attention would be the plants, and to his subject he was fully alive. He spoke
introduced, |
for upwards of an hour on the different pro-
‘ductions of the farm and submitted tests of |
carbonic acid, etc., which were very inter- | esting. He also explained the effect of dit-
goud cultivation and an ample eupply ot manure.
The chairman, in offering some objec- tions to the raising of sheep on the farm, said that there was no protit in such stock, but strongly recommended attention to dairyiug, and claimed that it cost as much to winter five sheep as it dues for one cow, the yield of which would ba eyual to $25, a" five sheep were worth not more than
Mr. W. C. Lea objected to the theory, but highly approved of mixed farming.
Mr, Wm. Patrick fully agreed with Mr. Lea’s remarka, and also recommended seed- ing down with lime.
Hereupon Mr. W. C. Lea observed that he had put lim: overa field, except one ridge in the centre which had no lime, and that he could never see any difference in the crop.
Professor Shuttleworth explained that in the making of compost the farmers should use less lime than manure, and the meeting
A vote of thanks, unanimously carried, was tendered, to which the Professor re- plied in a very courteous manner, and said that he hoped to visit Crapaud at some future time.
O, B. Wapmay,
Secretary. 2nd Feb., 1891.
It is the general opinion here that the Government have moved in the right direc- tion by procuring the services of Professor Shuttleworth; and we believe we voice the sentiments of ths farmers generally when wo say that his services will bea great boon to the Province at large. And we would here suggest that the farmers of Crapaud and other places do form them- selves into clubs and meet once a week for mutual improvement and instruction in agricultural! pursuits. 0. B, W.
Personal.
The Rev. Dr. Doyle was in the city yester- day, returning from the west. . The Rev. Father Burke was in town yester- ay.
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UpiTUARY.—We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. George Moar, which took piace at her home at Moars‘on, Georgetown Royalty, on Monday afternoon. Mis, Mour uoderwent an operation for cancer at the City Hospital las: spring, but as thy disease wee too far ad. vanced, the desired effect was nut secure’, and, after much suffering, thie estimable lady passed peaceably toa better world. Mrs, Moar was the wife of George Moar, Eeq., ex-M. P. P. for Georgetown, and enj »yed the love andesteem of the whole community in which she lived. The fanera!, which took place yesterday, was very largely attended, We sympathize with Mr. Moar and family in their heavy loss, >---—— | Sim Pure Miti-n, the great E-glish ‘horticulturist, writing in 1740, says: ** The ‘best method to have cabbages good is to pro- jcure fresh seed from abroad every year, for | it is apt to degenerate in England in a few
years.” The above is a simple illustration of the fact that the best seeds will rapidly de- generate under uofavorable conditions. The wise will take heed, therefore, and buy their seeds of LD). M. Ferry & Co., Windsor, Ontario, whore world-wide reputation as the best and mos: reliable, as well as the most extensive seed growers ancl dealers, is due to the fact that they take advantage of every circumstance
to procure the best
' possible seeds and keep them up to that high standard. Send your name to the firm's address, and you will receive a copy of their Seed Annual for 1891, free. feb3dli wim
Dyspepticure—le vot a palliative, but a cure; it first relieves, then controls, and
GoLpEN Syrvr.—Just received at Beer & feb 4 2i
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Genuine made by Scott & Sowne. Believil >. Salmon
Wrapper; at all Druggisis, 50c. and $1.00. 5 s one we ec atau Duspeptieure nids ise stion. | Jadige stion. oT be ~ sihe most Serious and 7: CP Gironic Dyspepsia\ / posifively cure a seen a Lee ee Price per bottle 3 §cts aan 4-04 (large betes four times sizeof small) GOLD EVERYWHERE, -. POLITICAL MEETING, of the Liberal-Couservative Party will he held in the MARKET HALL, Chariotte- ary, inst., at 8 o'clock, p. m. The Candidates who shall have been nori- sides others, will address the meeting. A. A. McLEAN,
SPEPSIA, Duspept eure cures tong-standiag cases of Duspepticurely propared by
Garles 5 Short. S:ofohn. NB. PUBLIC MERTING of the Supporters town, on TUESDAY, the Tenth day of Febru- nated at the Convention held that day, be-
Secretary.
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FRED. de €. DAVIES, Dispensing ( hemist & Druggist,
Great Georce Street. opposite the nh ¢. Cathedral.
URE PRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Pa- tent Medicires of all kinds; Horse Pre- parations, viz., Condition Powders, Lini- ments, Blisters, etc. Special attenti-n, at any hour, given to Physicians’ Prescriptions, day or night. DAVIES’ SALVE - positively no equal in the market. Once tried, no other used. Price 25 cents per box.
Atso—The Genuine No, 7 Liniment, 25 cts.
a bottle, and Dr. Eaton’s Asthma Remedy, price 252., 50c, and $1.00 per bottle. Sp'endid line of French Perfumes and Toi- let Preparations; Atkinson's, Colgate’s, Gos- nell’s and other celebrated makers’ Perfumes ; Pears’, Marge i-on's, Colgate's, Crown Per fume Co’s., ‘ » icura, Morse’s, Herles’ and Albert Sovp «+ Soaps.
Havana ‘ s—the finest line in Char- lottetown—Uscar Amanda, Entre Nous, New- tom, Queens, Picador, and other well-known brands.
Pipes, Tobaccos and Smokers’ Requisites geaerally. jan20
DISSOLUTION OF PaRTNERSHLE
ra. p2rtnership between the undersigned, as Barristers and Attorneys, under the style of PALWER & McLEOD, having ter- minated by lepse of time, is dissolved from this dite, Dated at Charl-ttetown, the 3lst dey of December, A, D., 1890. MALCOLM McLEOD, H. J. PALMER, D. C. McLEOD. jan7—all Island prs dy 3w wky 2m
NOTICE.
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"HE undersigned have entered into partuer- ship as Attorneys and Solicitors, under
the name of um. & D. C. NeLEOD,
and continue the practice of the profession at the offices of the late firm, Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Charlottstown, P. E. I. MALOOLM McLEOD, Db. ©. McLEOD. Charlottetown, Jan. 2, 1891. jan7—all Island prs dy 3w wky 2m
H. JAMES PALMER,
(of the late Firm of Palmer & McLeod),
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law,
NOTAKY PUBLIC, &c. OFFICE—O Halloran’s Building, next door to Bank of Nova Scotis, Money to Loan.
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cates pat vpened, — Harris 4 Siewart, ‘ London
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