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Moncton pals

Weer longer than other

makes because made from pur? wool.

They are Made Beiter

Beeause we have the most improved machin- ery.

They Hel The Golor Better

Because we have Scotch Dyer who know his business,

They Suit the Customers Better

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Secause they are the best patterns.

They Sell Faster :::

Beca 1 all over the Island for their good qualities.

Try our Douvle and Twist)

BANNOGKBURNS They are the best

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 14, 1899

THE DAILY EXAMINER

JANUARY -”, 1899.

at gee

‘THE GRAND JURY'S FINDING

—

Tue pithy report of the Grand Jury sets forth forcibly the facts with respect to our Provincial institutions, These impera- tively demand action on the part of the Provincial Government.

The Provincial Asylum is, we are told, —we all knew it years ago—* very much overcrowded.” ‘‘ Twenty patients have to sleep on the hall floors,” The percentage of cures is less than rey, when there were fewer inmates.” “ The immediate provision of increased accommodation, with the constant attendance of »bysician in charge is imperatively de - manded.” All this or behalf of ‘ the most helpless of God’s creatures,” com- mitted to the charity of the pecple of Prince Edward I-land! When membered that years bave passed since the public was aroused tu the facts enu-

the

it i@ re-

merated by the Grand Jury, what is to be thought of the ability of a Government that allows eight thousand dollars worth of materiel! for the enlargment of the hos- pital for the insane to lie unused upon the

grounds, and does nothiog because its

architect madea mistake in the beginning ~ a

9

which it refused to correct 7

With respect to “ our beautiful jail ’

the Grand Jury finde “the heating in-

sufficient,” and ** the bedding inadequate.”

Phey are satisfied that *‘ the time has come when anew building is a necessity.” We entertain the opinion tbat not more than

one provincial jail ie, at pre-ent, a neces-~

sity in Prince Edward Island. There are

but few prieonere, whil? means of trans- With

Sunimer

the railway.

Charlot

side, Georget own and

port are afforded by “ lock-ups” in tetown, Souris, in which prisoners could be temporarily laced, previous to examination—one jail, and one jailor are sufficient. The expense of the other two may be saved. Of course prie- oners woufl have to be taken,under guard, to their respective counties for trial; the cost of this would be as rothing in com~

parison with ihe cost of maintaining two

= The jails in Charlotte’

be- They are in # state of ruin.

unnecessary jails. town aud Georgetown are practically yond repair. If they were esightly objects they might be kept, as the cld castles and stately towera

of England, for memorials of the past. But, beiag unsightly, they had

better be torn down. The jail at Summer- side may, perhap3, be large enough to

hold all our provincial prisoners, If no,

anew (ail ought to be erected upon a convenient épot, ésY Upon some part of

Government Farm,anithe;r.: who,

after trial are not ren’

30 ers

to the penitentiary

ought to be placed at hari work upon the

farm in its vicinity. If a ‘ chain-gang”’ were kept atwork in the vicinity of the j ail, at road making, abos

tre

dike making,

velling mapure, snow, efc., under

supervision cf an armed offi:er,

the pris-~ Oners would don nuch 10 Wards pe The

r prisoners wo ald also, in all probab-

ny} in g their

own e tevudency towards

, fe we

xpenees,.

a be more marked than it is at present

juse thev are known ls ;

t

had, also, aa industrial school, in

which youths who are growing up to be

ive manual and mor-~

ls would rece

daske

SEE our new line of extension TABLE3 G

6.00

and up to $20.00.

Gr

but | |

aa a

al training, there would, ia the course of a generation or two, be yet fewer prisoners to maintain in the provincial jail.

As tothe Poorhouse, we have the old story of “insufficient room.” Altogether our proviocial institutions require cons sideration and action onthe part of the Government. What we want is a Governs meot that is not merely distinguished by its ability to levy taxes, pileup a public debt, issue road orders at election times, and humbug the people with “great We want an efficient and the

expectations.” economical Government that has public interests at heart.

2+« ~-ero

— The death of Mr Dingley, in the midst

ef his labours, will be regretied througb- out the veighbouring Kepublic. It may possibly effect the results of the Internat: oual Commission of whieh the deceased

gentieman was a member. But it is not likely to vary in any way, the policy of Protection to Home [ndustries, of which Mr Dingley was the leading exponent in the Great Republic, and to which the peo- pie of the otates are unalterably atiached,

—The unexpected and lamentable death at Prince Albert,of Mra J.F.McLean, who was afew jearsago, one of the belles of Charlottetown, will be mourned by many friends here, "Mrs McLean was only a few weeks ill, and the lateat report to ber father, Charles A Hvyndmseo, Erq, of Brighton, was to the etfict that she was

recovering. We sincerely tympathise with those who are vereaved by reason of her death. She leaves a diasconsviaie husband asad two Litiie eh Lare n.

Montreal Gazette Jer ging by the

co

result of a series ot analyses ty toe Inland

: T

| Northwood, North

OUD T< OOD TO EAT OFF

venue Department cfficials, about 50 per cent of the drags oru‘narily dispensed are adulterated, ibis is, perhaps, the most dangerous of al! such frauds, With

some drugs the loss of quality caused by

the addiion of other maerals might not

greatly matter ; wi th some, though, it might mean the diiference between the success and failure of the physician’s ef:

forts. If adu'teratioa can be stopped it should be stopped in connmctioa with medic | preparations.

NEKV#S ALL SMASHED, Indigestion and Dyspepsia are ihe Arch- Deatroyers, Bat South American Nervine Health

proves the

Builder,

Mrs Ellen Batler, 37 Collahie Street, Toronto, suffered from indigestion in a severe form for several years, was unable to eat meat or vegetables, was threatened with nervous prostration av a reevlt of chronic dyspepsia. After many remedies had been tried and failea, she began using the South American Nervine. When she had taken three botiles, to use her own words, ‘I can eat anything set before me, and enjoy it without any had after effects

Never-Failinz

I thiuk it isa wonderful remedy for

dyspepsia and nervous proetration.”

Sold by S W D dd an i Geo E Rughe of, a —

MeiLourneé posceeses ayoliceman who ‘s no respecter of persons, He recentiv re- ported th » Lord Braseey, and several ot the Viceregal steff, for riding bicycies On the wrong side of the

e Goyernor

members

road,

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Ladies varm lined buttoned }

J Oats

oots al

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MABRIED.

At at reside Horton, father of the bour South, ou the Rev. E. Gillies,

the nce of Captain J.W. bride, Murray Har- the Lith of errs by

Oiaf M. F

aneos, of

Dakota, U8. A., to Murray,

Khey

Jsabe! M. Horton, of Harbour

South.

MAKE ISE

»)BUY

Mark Wright & Co, Ltd:

HOME MAKERS......

Wright's

PRICES ARE

Right

Hockey, Skating Curling

Open Air Rink

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Available for Skating or Hockey from 2 to 4 p.m. every afternoon and Saturday forenoen. Also Skating every night ex- cept *‘Skating Clab” nights—-Tuetdays and Thursdays.

Curling every afterncon from 4 to 6. Specis! arrangements made for private

parties. : known and sold, For terms apply to the ey ; GREY, to the Atlantic,

Sea S. F. TarBush’s Latest Novelt

Your photograph copied on a button fo 25°, or3 for 50c.

Large size Button 40c or 3 for 80c.

A vice Brooch with your photgin it €1.00

A Gold Plated Locket with 2 photos in

$1.75.

Call early and leave your‘order.

8. F. TarBvsz, High Grade Art Parlor

graceful iook, Why wear an

Ch’town—183

Fuck.

TWO MATCHES

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The Slater $3.00 Shoe

XX A If you are undecided where to buy your shoes; let us offer a suggestion The Share $3.00 SHors are

from the Pacific

They have a style and shape all their own, and impart to the homely foot, a shapely and

unknown shoe,

made by an unknown ‘maker; when you ¢an get this one priced fashion- able shoe that fits the feet and are guaranteed, for the same money See $3 Slater window.

4A 1.0,Bs ¥ in CO

H SHOEI

Wednesday Kvening, Jan. 18th

Hillsborough Skating Rink

Firat match in the intermediate League for the cup donated by Mr. Bartlett.

STARS OF SUMMERSIDE VERSUS CRESENTS OF CH’ TOWN

On same evening a Hockey Match will be played in same place between

BRITAINIAS OF S’SIDE

Miss #

Select Schco! for Dancing and Physicial Culture

Prowse Building, Sunnyside

os

r

Will re-open Thursday, 12:h January. Clases for Juveniles, young Ladies and Gentlemen in the afternoon.

VER‘US Adults, Ladies aud Gentlemen in the ANCHORS OF CH’TOWN ¢*tningatSp. m. A few of the Intent

dances taught:— The Hrooklet, the

Admission good for both matches, 20 cents Two Step (Yale) Ada Rehan, (the

Reserved seats are one row ,around edge of latest) Three step, Gavotie, etc. Among promenade, 25 cents, - s i. |

Gallery reserved, 35 cents Fancy Dances, A nna uc } orppipe,

Band stand reserved, }0 seats 50cents Tambourine, Highland Fling, Minuet

The reserved prices of course include ad- mission,

Tickets for sale at Rankin, A W Kent St.

Doors open at 7.30 o’clock,

Hockey commences st 8 o’ clock.

Satch Reels, Skirt Dances Sirathspey, May Pole Dance, Hispanis, etc.

Private lessons by appointment hours to suit Private afternoon or evening classes | may be arranged fo rr upon applic sation at

the Drugstures of C D Reddin, Johnson & Johnson, !

Reserved plan at C D Rankin’s Drug Store. | Mies Macdonald’s room, Prows; ldivg, A, A. BARTLETT, Manager | or at the resideace of John A. Ma isaall. Esq , Pownal Street.

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We Have

mucb pleasure in expressing our thanks to the public for their liberal pat- ronage extended us for the Xmas trade in our new store, aud we solict a continuance of the same in the months cf 1899, and we | will give the worth of your money every put | time. We keep good goods at low prices | We are now prep vared to attend prom p! ie to and give satisfaction in the repairing of Lf it is not performing satisfactorily | Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. we will examine it and tell you ex- We have a window full of useful and actly what is necessary to eftect a fancy articles. Anythir g in it at one mine. : price, oniy 202, Donot

We have restored many sick clocks. | At The Modern Jewelry and Fancy Some pr hopeless. Goods Store

your cleck a chance. Nocure, no pay |

* | & arr i Lf AG | iO derow and OO Send us a postal or call and tell us = ) My id and a &y

Clock Doctoring

i f your ( I ck has new life in it.

stopped, let us

fail to see it

nounce d Give

where ‘to se it, 1" t nd for | SUNNYSIDE. . B. Butcheson, | hot Seti insedicge OppositeP. O QUEEN S'LREET. i. rian sphsemtientirshiestnivertenniaeinillitin” LOST—Last July between Union oad and | — | Charlotte town a ladies’ Jarge black artrachan } on " . ‘ c:pe,. Finder will please return to the Ex- LOST--On Queen Street this morning a purse. , aalineb office. Reward. : 13 :

be wuid

Apply at Mears Weeks & Co

MacDonald's |

ase te

Watches

Watches in Nickel cases $3.00 to S10

" » Silver wy 7.00 » 30%

» on Gold vw «10.00 » 1900 Chains for Ladies $1.00 to $20,00 Ribbon Guards Je Gem Rings 1.00 to 50.00 Cuff studs and tinks 20 to 10,0 Collar Studs 05 to 200 Brooches 25 to 20,00 Spectacles 50 to 100%

Silverware nearly all quality plate.

kinds, in good

Also some in solid silver:

TAY

Victoria Jewelry store

snrcemnsuettsentinaeaatiaastasataiamsiiee i

Me alas 5585 ald Sugar

eee

choice Porto Bit Extra standard ugar yellow extt

smerara Crystals

lowest §

Extra Molasses, granulated § C Sugar, D

in bags Sellin ig at

prices. ‘

on

W are closing out the balance of our st ck, befor. clearing and repaintirg our store, and

all the balance of at ock of gocd3in the store at the time of the

Mens all wool Ulsters $2.75, _ suits $12.00 now $6,90 Mens single coat $5.00 now $2'70, persuit now 95c,

Bocts

At closing out prices. Mens Waterproof overshoes sizes 6, 7 $1.00. Womens overshoes sizes 3, 4, 5, $16) now 90c. boots $1.00 Low $1.35.

Come at once before what you want is?gone to,

J. B. MACDONALD & CO0’S.

75 child ‘ens suits half price. All grades of underclotiiag at closing out prices.

Shoes

ut ruboers 45e

Mens Hockey boots $2.40 now $1.65.

fire must be closed out,

Mens :u'ts $7.50 now 3% Mens underclothing $1 My

7 and 8 regular price $1./ 70 now Boys Hock#y