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General Charlottetown

THE DAILY BXAMINER.

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NOTES ANO | COMMENTS.

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March is passing Yet we hear | nothing about the meeting ot the Provin- ele IL egislature. Where is Premier Peters,

One would imagine that Mr. Charles Devlin would prefer to hold his seat in the House of Commons to taking office as

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1 Immigration Agent at $1,800 a year. Bat perhaps Mr. Devilir caw trouble shead. Are the rats already leaving the

ral ship?

The Guardian repeats the Grit yaro that Archbishop Begin “is credited with aving said that he would like to see the

risition established in Canada.” It is | true at all events that Archbishop Begin woo his way to Rome to show reas ons

why the Pope should not adopt Solicitor General Fitzpatrick’s proposal to appoint an Apostel¢ Commissioner to meditate tween the Government and the Church Canada. itis now generally understood that

he ” sition Hen. Peter Mitchell is to re- that of Inspec tor ot Fisheries in ction with the Fisheries Department,

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Mr Mitchell, Who Is One ef the very few fathers of Confederation who sti’! lives, nd who has rendered public services to

DAILY EXAMINER

= New

Black Dress Goods

have just received our first lot of New Black Dress Goods for Spring.

BUACK CASHMERKSs,

BLACK SFRGES,

BLACK CREPONS,

BLACK FANCIES. Made by one ot the best Manufacturers and Dyers in France. Color, qual- ity and wear guaranteed. Very lowest prices. We a'so show a large variety of all kinds of

MOURNING GOODS CRAPES, Crape CLorus, MovurninG Borperep ArD Ev- BROIDERED HANKERCHIEFS, ETC. JOB LINE 1,000 yds at donble width TARTANS ard FANCY PLAIDSERGES Just received one thou- saud yds Tartan and Fan-

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2 2c,

MAR Sys ve country as Minister of Marine and . Fisheries and as a member of Parliament, TAR UNCERTAIN - considered by most men on b th sides f politics well deserving of recognition ‘ awe a m the Governmeat. His special know- 2 eave ige of the fisheries of the Dominion will . . ak gress. | Make bis seryices valuable to the Depart- went. I sta s Vl tinal i te 3 =e ¢ Sifton’s plan for reorganizing the is a Mail and | “*partment of the Interier is to place the | departments of Interior and Indian Affairs t e 4 - under one deputy head. Mr. J. A. Smart, it ie of Brandon, will in that case be the new . : o wi arras e i ve puty. Mr. a. Burgess, the preseot Ministera ; . pr vy | deputy of the Interior, is to be offered a bs =e adihing lo w etion position in charge of Dominion lands at What ataads wav a s the | his preseat salary, while Mr. Hayter Reed antioite st campaig la e | is to have his choice of superannuation at sestion of coal & re Mr. Laurier | sbout $1,600 @ year, ora position in the = \! ee teclar st Department of Indian Affairs at $2,000 a duties oo se articies 8 i " year. The Montreal Gazette remarks that He telegraphed io Nova Scotia that tho-« Mr. Burgess is in the strength of vigorous caret détion ‘choell be ot He manhood, one of the most capable and went to the Northwest and to ti ral | energetic of the men in the Civil Service: rict?, and declared that wo te ae . Reed is neither old nor ee stroy the protection accord : ther economy nor effi:ienc y will be pro facturers. Hecawe back a e} moted by sach a change, but a Libera! ma . wrers that the prote . j | election worker will get a job. remair How ar these tra ry <a postion to be recon _ og ass — THE EASTERN TROUBLF. possibly be harmonized, an 1 th Zz Y aS meni wishes to escape from U ead: | yas time that de ay is necessary | What the Powers are Doing—Greek Minis- R erce of Canada fle g . ters are Not at leace ue I i : i ConstTastinorLe, March 3.—The co'!- on @ ay res y ym tne | lective nore signed by the ambassadors of d s. and merchants are ginning to | the six powers, which was presented to the ie ¢ - lope. | 'urkivh Government yesterday, declares : : ; thatthe powers are desirous of stopping What sha as ! " thi | the deplorable conditions in Crete due +o t a great ys sXalOD ) tiie delayin the exeention in reforms. as | sed | ve Liberals in convention | They consider that complete autonomy et Otawa? We hear that Mr. Laurier and | *20ald be conferred upen Crete under the ie c ie" _ | suzerainty of the Sultan and conclude with is Iriends are considering 3cuemes to COD stating that Greece has been called upon struct or subsidize the construction Of the |} t> withdraw her military aud naval Crows Nest Pass Railway ; | purchase | forces from Crite. The note makes no the Baie des Chateurs Railway; to pur- | mention of withdrawal of the Ottoman ; : troops from Crete, bat this as well as the ase the Drummond Coanty Railre ed, s0 details of the future administration will be &3 to connect [ntercolonial with 5 jealt within’subsequent notes. It is believed Hyacinthe ; to subsidize the Quebec Greac | thatthe Turkish government wil not te enn Ditlenns = he | raise vljections to this plan for the settle : ment of the Cretan. There is little con- Parry Sound road; and to give @ millon | & ioe however, in political circles that tu the Quebec bridge, $ ) to the] the proposed new regime in Crete will Ottawe and Gatineau bridge, and aid to} constitate a permanent settlement of the iis, Mactueal tridens, 1 ot speak of the troubles, and it is believed that the paciti- : : cation of the islands will be extremely Belfast and Murray Harbor Railway and iGo ’ other minor works that have beer promised Loxpon, March 3.—The Athens corre— ty the ministers. These works will co-t | «pendence of the Times, learns on good the country from five to twelve millions authority, that the Sultan regards the Cre- , : ; tan imbroglio with cynical sati-faction. Either sum represents & fair tlart, 10 8) Fe ig glad to be relieved of a troublesom - direction that points, as the Montreal responsibility. He recevtly remarked, Gazette remarks, veither to lowered taxa-| while rubbing his hands _ gleefully: sine ware fesenned debe. “The powers appear to be getting on well ‘cee iiahiapecepnreesiereienciceennanaentia with their protege.” LIBERAL PLEOGES Loxsox, March 4.—The Atheus corres- —- pondent of the Daily Mail states that in It presumed that Solicitor General cons quence of the refusal of M Delyannis, Fitzpatriek did net, when he was in Rome, the Greek Premier, to send further rein- «how His Holiness the Pope the following ee Crete, the minister of war, eee . Smolenitz bas resgned. Col. Metaxas siatement which bears hisOwn signature: | ho5 been appointed to succeed him. “ Being s ucerely disposed to pnt aside Vetaxas is nota member of the Boules all perte spirit acd all que-tions of men in (Legislative chamber) where the appoint-

cause in Manit oba, I, the undersigned, | the nominee of King George. promive, if elected, to conform myself to Loxpox, March 4.—A despatch to the | the bishops’ mandement in all points, and Daily Mail from Constantinople says that to vote fur a measure according to the the special commis-ion appointed by the Catholics of Manitoba that jastice to | Porte to inqu‘re into the condition of the vy bave a right by -tne of the | Turkish fleet has reported to the Sultan ment of t privy cour provided | (hat twenty-two vessels are ready for ser—- he meas ypproved of by m | vice. The military commission has t j It Mr. Laur r reaches power, | reporte | to the Sultan that 72,000 troops und dues not setile the question at the fir-t | have been already mobilized or despatched se: sion aceordance with the terms of | to the frontier, and orders will te given the mandement, 1 promise either to with- tonight to raise the namber to 120,000. d-aw my support or resign. er (Signed ) C. Firzeateice, MANITOBA SCHOOLS, Ste. Marie de la Beauce, June Sth, 1896. a

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re peated at

ment But he is said to be

is unpopular.

Mer. Langevin Writes Acknowledging Con-

[pon this pie ige, tributions From the East, the hustings throughout bis constituency, In acknowledging the receipt of a dona- Mr. Fitzpatrick secured his election and | tion towards the separate schools of Manr- } fice of Solicitor-General. Is it won- | toba, Monsignor Langevio writes "sage to Rev. Abbe Cassault: “Your f that he ie now anxious for the ; : generosity and your zeal appointment of & Papai Ablegate to inter- | 4. traly admirable, and I thank you with vene between the Bishops whom he de | ali my heart. You have p*rishioners who eived and the Government of which he is | understand, we fizht for a holy cause, and that we have need of the support of all or es our compatriots. If we could,in conscience, Itis to be noted that simi’ar pledges accept the school settlement which they were signed by many other L beral canudi- | would impo e upon us despite ourselves dates in theelections. Thus Mr. Gecffrior, | we would bave done so with gocd heart. ; , : Bot, faithfal to our past, we have refused now amembero’ Mr. Laurie:’s cabinet, 0 2 : : to accept the unjust law of 1890. presented decla ‘Wy, rals have proclaimed tous under another form, but resting ww Mer. Lange all or nothiog Dr. | ab oluteiy the same. We ask simply that Godbout, M. P. for Beauce, signed a | the Catholic majority of Qnebec will _help ; . : the os glen declaration of the same character us to rec onquer in fact the same rights : ' Mr. I which they wou'd conserve to the Pro- as f Mr. Piizpatrick. Mr. Lemieux, | tostan: minority, treated with eo much ’ + . M. | Gaspe, wrote [ solemnly | generosity by our compatriots, What p ormmise to vute in the house ac ording to | more just ? The same constitution protects . ca 3 Thy ' ly j t the desires expreveed by their lord+hips in | %*- W hv no apply ittoour brothers of " : as Manitoba, who hold out their arms to you the recent pastoral, becaure they are feeble and they have Yet the Guardian has the hardihood to | eopfidence in you ?”

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tinctly cold and unattractive to this eountr But we believe that the pass age of the UD iil bave the good effect of ca by many Cai adians tO Flav at home and develoy t wn country who wo ildet Wf it had not been passed, emigrate to the State ede It appears that Liberal pledges ae

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i - <P - <i TACTICS IN QUEBEC,

“Mr. Tarte is afraid vacant

Le Quotidien says : to open he county of Champlain,

Im- | for many months, whilst Bonaventure a

: Liberai county ouy vaca: t afew weeks, is

“aure,) opened. The resuit of the St. Boniface

f 193 | election bas had aterrible etf-ct on the that the | Minister of Peblic Works.”

Car'- L’Evenement ‘ays: “Since the St

Boniface election the Feberal authorities

| will not bring oo the eleetion in Champlain

; county. It is Bonaventure first and th p | Champlain, in the bore that the county which had elected Mr. Faxvel by such

+t] continue to sym- eral party and approve i - ts sorrowful schoo! policy towards the

vatholics of Manitoba Le Soleil pretends ao the Champlain election is put back because if Leld now some 1000 elecio:s, who are working :o the lambering shanties wonld be deprived uf voting. Thi# pretext no one will as serous. The true reason of the delay is th t the Liberal | party perceive d+ feat in Champlain and do § not desire it just now.”

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just arrived viass Stanley for Carter’s Bookstore.

—dJobn McLeod & Co.

second week with zreater zest than ever. Prices have been clipped to the vanishing poiot, and many stocks have been brougit forward 60 that Monday’s visitors may find aplethoa of bargains from which to select.---J ames Paton & Co.

cy Plaids, double width for Children’s wear and trimming, worth 55e at | 22c a yard. Get some before it goes,

Lue worth 20c - Cleirmg line of 50 doz 4 ply linen collars, standing and turn down, and 29¢ takes your choice of our 40¢ and 50¢c Neckties

W. A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail.

TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE A branch of the Dominion Alliance was last evening organized at a meeting of representative temperance men held in the 7.0.¢ The society will be known as the Charlottetown Temperance Alliance, and has the following officers ; President—W. T. Huggan. First Vice-President — Second Vice-President— A, W. Sterns. Secretary— Rev. C. W. Corey. Treasurer—J. K. The exeentive of the Alliance will con- sist of the ministers of the c ty, tLe officers named above, aod Mesers Richard Goff,

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Mark Wright, David S-hurman, W. H. Lorg and J. J. Chappell. The Alliance has been established for

the education of the community a'ong the lines of temperance and morality,and with this otj-ce in view its members will do their best for the enforcement of all laws prohibiting or restricting the liquor traffic, and will do all in their power to promote the election tw legislatures and executive positions of men who are in sympathy with the objects and aims of the Alliaace.

Church Services.

METHODIST.

Prine? 8t —Prayer meeting at 1015. Rev W J. Kirby at tiand Rev. G. M, ( ampbell at7 Sacrament atthe close of the evening service. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.30.

Grace Churech..—Prayer meeting at » Rev. G. M Campbell at 1! and Rev W.

Kirby at7. Morning topie Excert ye eat <— . esh ef the Son of wan and drink his blood,

»have no life in you. Sunda school and bit ye class at 2.15. Epworth League at 3.30. Str ingers cordially invited. Seats free.

PRESBYTERIAN

Zion.—Prayer meeting at 10.15, Rev. J. K. Fraser at 11 and7. Sunday school and Bible class at ?.‘ 0.

St. James’ —Prayer meeting at '0. Rev. 7.

F. Fullerton at li and7. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.30. CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St Paul’s—Morning prayer at 3). Sunday scheol and Bible class at 230 Evening prarerat7. All seats free and unappropriat- ed Every-body welcome

St. Peter’s.- Holy Communion at8 and I!. Matins at 10.15 Children’s eatechism and Bible c'asses at 2.3). Evensong at7. Morn- ing sermon, **Moses Evening sermon, Sal- vation free. butcon/itional Lnostructions on

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TELEGRAPHIC,

Sreorat Despatouss tro tae Examiner

SITUATION IN GREECE AND CRETE,

Forces to be Mobilized to Full Strength.

Justice Out of Court. ATHENS, It has been decided that there shall be a general mobilization of the Greek forces in afewdays. With its full war strength j the nation will then have been prepared for any eventuality.

March 6.

Canea, March 6. The insurrection has disorganized every- thing throughout Crete. No attempt is made to administer justice in the courts,

PATRIOTS PROVIDED FOR.

C. R. Devlin Sells Ou: Cheaply

= Oni. March 6. The report of Mr. Charles R. Devlin’s resignation of his seat imthe House of

Commons for Wright is confirmed, He has been appointe: d Canadian Emigration Agent in Ireland at a salary of $1800 per year and expenses,

Joho Dyke, the Canadian Agent at Liv- erpool, has been retired, aod Aifred Jarv, a well known labor ngmes of Toronto, has been app pues te in his P lace.

CANADA AND ROME,

Goverament’s Influence Making Itself Felt.

Monrreab.

March 6.

La Patrie announces that in<tractioas have been received from the Vatican. fo the Bishops of Quebec to cease all acitation in the Manitoba school question un i! Rome has examined the situation.

fas Britain’s Strength at Sea. Loypoy, March 6.

In the House of Lords, yesterday, First Lord of the Admiralty declared that if Great Britain should go to war with two of the greatest of the maritime powers of the world, the British aavy would be found distinctly superior te both, in, num- bers a3 well as in class of ship.

Goschen

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Hockey at Halifax.

Havivax, Mareh 6. The Wanderers were defeated by ihe Cebuctos bere yesterday at hockey by a score of 3 to 1.

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Electi.n Postponed.

Orrawa, March 6.

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The date of ihe Bonaventure election hai been postponed unti! March 17th.

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WALL PAPERS

Since buying out the Bazaar Company, we have gone large- ly into the Wall P-per_ busi- ness, and are now the largest importers of Wall Papers in thiscity, Sole agents for

Colin MeArthur & Co., Mon-

treal, Alfred Peats. New York.

New andexclusive designs, right prices. tample books ready. Everybody iavited to call and see the largest

Wall

stockand best value in Papers in the city.

GEO. CARTER & CO,

THE BOOKSELLERS.

Flavoring Extracts

Whose make do you use? If there is one thing better than another, it is home-made ex- tracts Why? Because we know just how good the mater- ial is that is used in their man- ufacture. We don’t say ours is the best on jearth, but they are made by us of the ver)

Wednes ‘ay and Friday Evenings at7,.30. All seats frce and unappropriated. BAPTIST. Prayer meeting at 1630 Rev.C. W. Corey

a‘ iland7. Sunday se b o) and Pas'‘or’s Bible class at 2.90 Strangers welcome and pro- vided with c»mfortable seats

CHURCH OF CHRIST,

Y MCA Basemen' Halt. R-v. Geo Mani- fold atlland7. Morning Topic “The First Christian Martyr” Sundav School -and Pastor’s Bible Clasgat2.30 Prayer Meeting Wednesday eveningat 7,5).

CHRISTIAN Chureh.—U r Great George St, Services atlland 7. Sunday =chool ana B ble Class at2.30 Y 8 C E Praver Meeting Friday eveaing at 7.9 A cordial invitatiou toall SALVATION ARMY, Sunday services at 7, 11,3,aad at7 p m, Week night services —Monday, ‘luesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at8 p. m, MISCELLANEOUS. GosreL ME mare :.—Remember the Gospel meeting,in the Y. M C. A, rior Sunday at 4 o'clock, conducted by the rtrangers always welcome. >

Railway men.

12 cases ¢f school books and stationery

See our new etock of American felt hats atest styles. Fine lot of ties and shirts.

Our great carpet sale enters upon its

Try our flavoring extracts.

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CENTRAL Sunnyside.

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The Always busy Drug Store

best material we can buy.

DRUG. STORE

Our Spring Stock Opening Up

Silver Soap, Polish, niture Shine, cle,

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Remember the sale of John Gaffoey’s store ant business premises, Summerside, on Thursday, the 11th day of Mareh,inst.. at noon, at the Court House, Summerside, Purchaser may have time for payment of pa:t of purchase money.

LEONARD MORRIS, 55—dy td Auction e- °

THE CANADA TEMPERANCE ACT

Pursuant to section 6 of the above Act, notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 220d day of March, instant, A. D. 1897, there will be deposited in the Regietry Office, in the City of Charlottetown for public examination, a nctice in which is embodied a petition of certain electors cf the City of Charlottetown ts vhe Governor General in Council, praying for the revo- cation of the order in Council which brought into force and effect in the City ot Charlottetown, the second part of the Canada Temperance Act.

Dated this 5th day of March, A. D, 1897

dy 3in pupes : WANTED.

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Comein and see E & 0. 1897 BICYCLE

> xX LR ee With bargains j N arg: in Boots and! R BR Shoes, During this month we ‘| Cc O IC will offer extra bargains in all

kinds of Footwear, in order

make room for new goods.

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our advice and try us when you want Boots and Shoes. you will not forget it. Our motto:—Good goods at low prices.

DISEASE,

—_ by the SALISBURY Method of persistent SELF-HELP in overcoming past errors and removing the causes of -dise ase, The result justifies the means.

Th's is not an easy quack cure-sil. Neither should it be judged by certain bad im'tations already »mong the people, nor by the half-bad efforis of invalids to go it Lalone orhalfdoit The salvanon of health necessitates sincere repentance, constant self-denia) and whole-hearted faith in th: good works ef physician and patient Not even M D’s certificates by the ream will save one from the evil consequences « stimulants, fluid or solid,

DR. CLIFT

Graduate of N Y University anes the N Y Hospita!. 2) years’ practice in N Y City.) Diploma registered in U 8 and Canada.

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R. K. JOST

| , Stamper’s Corner.

TO LET

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entrally situate d dwelling house Pie hester ae.

Mrs. Stephen W hitty.

on now occupied by F

Neila, : Charloetictown, P. BE. 1 oo “Warehouse A,” situated near Sse Victoria Row. Telephone Cally cee Te For particulars apply to Ale: f ae hod tM MODAL ies ‘ . | RTIONS rese i fur patie REFER- ARTHUR G. PEAKE, | RENCES on application q : 4 ‘ one at residence, Eustor St., till 1st | Bacay Xx . pril. 52—eod tf,

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