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THE DAILY EXAMINER. RECENT WESTERN MEETINGS, | ‘ Se | tl adow Brook Farm, TELEGR APH IC.

—— 7.30 3 ; ren’ ass at 8.30 a.m. im - ‘ i 7.00 a. m. { hildrer s M 138 A ) ' 1 he Auction Sale of that valuable Farm of 124 acres, on the south side of West Spun. Desrarouds 6 yvus Exauuse River, five miles from Rocky Point Ferry, as

High Mass and Sermon at 10 a. m. Beads and Benediction of the Blessed Sacranient at 7 o’clock

MARCH 9, 1895 Our Minister's Campaiga in Prince

‘i rith Crop, Stock, Farm Implements, etc., : : eo ges 900060000000 d Bas ; - as : a aN ae g | with Ps . a) h : $00oeeeoeese ooo > QUERIES! County, West an t 3 eter’s— Holy ¢ — oe é ev which takes place on WEDNESDAY, Grit Meeting at St. John 4 ¢ im ios | Matins and Sermon. Isai E. “2?* j March 13th, at 12 o’clock, on the pre- 3 3 ; oll . Children’s service at 2.30, Evensong an ises, Offers a rare chance to purchase Tue Montreal Gazett ask | . ve ance? | Ises, oner & Fare chance to | . : Sy : arch 9 ° e e eet . ees ol \ series of rousing meetings were held | Sermon on “ The Beg nning of R pentan lone of the best Farms on Lot 65, See = 51 Jou, March 9. 3 66 a * N a Liberal free ade tariff for % 4 Ptetieees sad deen te and ¥ riday, leet ires_ on adhiiie A Grit meeting was held in the Opera 3 " oe one. rane a market anywhere f " an ttre | Oy 2 oe was held in Tiguish, of which a | “ Church Hist: ry,” 7.30. Allseats free \. McNEILI House last night. The speakers advertis- > 3 Lushe of wheat grow ) . anad a7 Fee report has already appeared in Tue | and unappropriated. mohd% — anor A ed all appeared, including Blair, who, it $ > “i —— oh a cee Hxamrxer. This meeting was an unquali-} St. James’ Church—Morning prayer| — muieesbipinnsteiase tical tecdtccacareetc was reported, had declined-to attend. The 2° — 3 bag S Sow Crvemecty fied success, the large audience giving the meeting at 10.16. Preaching at1l a. m. Attorney-General’s speech was short and 3 o Vi it deveip a i Pp 7 mee eee a 5 5 / ~~ we rom as s ¥ - - Pais : aitie® . . . : \ : — : & mew mill to be be closest attention to the end. | and . D ~ »f ae % ie Mi - Liberal-Consery ative Elee-| to the point. He _ — as 3 y en e o 3 . — Ses Roce . On the foliowing evening (Thursday) | Sunday School and Bible classes at 2. some inconvenience,lest it should be sak Th I = e ur NE Ww YORK- : \ ve em] ¢ anywnh -_ _ . 1 j r ‘ P , ; ence fac a - be. torr. 7 ; the Minister and his friends addressed a | p. m. tors of Charlottetown that his absence was due to the fact that 3 3 —- ; . new customer to a n splendid meeting in the hall at O’Leary, Zion Church.—Morning prayer meeting : ! R we lt : the two candidates for St. John were coe a “4 . e ‘ Robert Ellis, sen., Eeq., in the chair. The | gt 1916. Preaching st It a, m. and and Royalty. prietors of papers which ‘had called him ; ERS. They are the nattiest 3 a grits having on the previous day held} 7 p. m. by Rev. D. Sutherland. Sabbath es “an old fogy” and “an old Tory. aon 3 : iN hi ae etchant tape Salute ' > were greater tha " ' their convention at that place, which Was | School and Bible Class at 2.30. A Meeting of the Liberal-Conservative oe. Of Gee mt mit gas ‘aan e 3 ° 3 fol} y ublie meeting, the people . ‘ ad iat . an srsonal issues, anc 1€ Wotlk ‘ . s ' are } stions hey | followed by > POS Wises, I ee Baptist Church.—Preaching at 11 a.| Electors of Charlottetown and Rovalty | PeTsonal issues a : He was sure he 2 and cheapest Hats in town > sctorily answ Taare eee ey ery te near the | m-and at 7 p.m. by Rev. C. W. Corey. | will be held in the Philharmonic Hall on sot ac rag er apie Pagar on 3 a oug : S , yt side of the question he | a . aT i i i ok ee TITRA y PY PNINGA % "pape ‘ould do mo ( ay erty @ ' 4 : : ; : : ee ee - aa 1 . osniedadion Sunday per and Bible Class at 2.30. TU ESDAY E\ ENING, the 12th inst., at ncaa than its candidate had done in the 3 eS d } * > i t : 8 ee ~ ting es = tN Ah apes Strangers we come, 7.30 oO cleck, for the = pury ose of past four years to discredit him. The ut- é ce Oo ur Wi n ow t Lis p. itt. 3 ae ue ~|ber of leading men from consider St. Paul’s Church.—Holy Communion | choosing Delegates to attend the Conven- | te anee when it was made, threw a cold 2 © to know " veep away aa es r “Although the immediate | a¢ 8.30. Morning Prayer at Ii e’clock. | tion of the Liberal-Conservative Associa- chill over the meeting. 3 °° ere stige of protecuion, Ww : the |). al ty ba ee le akan Grit inclina- Sunday School and Bible Classes at } tion for West Queen’s, to be held on the —_.—__-— 3 3 > , cality has hitherto sf & INC ee : a bi a Ee 15th inst . : s and products this country, | tions. the tone of the meeting was very | 2-30 p. m. Evening Prayer at 7 o'clock. | 15th inst. : : : > 4 1 - } = mie . £6, ig sir the C _ wth nek: and pe! ve Strangers welcome. A full attendance from al/ the Wards of The Manitoba School Question. 3 \/ | 4 S P * J é) : & CO 3 bet we adopt it But the proposers | favorable to the Government, a the re- = : a ee wi - omaieel ah ; swaribesee A Mi ' = ' + N ; : , solutions of confidence in Sir McKenzie First Methodist Church. — Morning the ( ry oe ag the Royalty is re a 3 ME . A : P \ y \ e¢ ry n = ; a ‘ rate; dy 2 Ts / a . e ; ™ . Bowell and Hon. Mr. Ferguson were pass- | prayer meeting at 10.15. Preaching at 1] | Wuested. by order, : ‘ ' : é 3 low rpect @ rea: | 44 unanimously and 7 by Rev. GM. Campbell. Surday C. R. SMALLWOOD, Summonses were sent out yesterday for > The Stylish Hatters ° ® peop te After short sp eches by Senator Arse- | School and Bible class at 2.30. p. m Sec’y. Libera!-Conservative Ass’n a special meeting of Council to-day, but it 3 . > ’ ; ee ¢ Alhert , >: } . capt a ‘hE ror West:Queen’s. is not expecied now that the Manitobs 2 os sult and Br. Murphy, of Alberton, Mr. | Bible class in the church parlor. mché for West: Que is not expecied now that the Manitoba a 60069360 a tae MIEEICUL TY " oe ra + iwn nate. Asal : tea . ——$— ——-~——- | School Case will be considered. It was , MANITOBA SCHOOL D WWVULI YT: t 5s _ eee vs oe 2 } Second Methodist { harch. ~_— } rayer

i, ' ie a : thought yesterday that possibly the ques- z largely with the arguments that had | meeting at 10a. m. Preaching at il and . 4 ‘ ern :

. . : . ’ ' : , } > take -la¢ : > us leading organs of pu pinior been advanced on the previous evening, Tby Rev. G. OC. P. Palmer. Sunday ] I | Meetin tion et ag sage up _ day, but a y : | fTe mpared the Grit and Conservative " ‘ aa records > jas ya ocee S

sides are in agreement with Tae Ex- | He compared the Grit and Conservative | School and Bible classes meet at 2.15. I’ ieee = te eee ee

before the Judicial Committee were only

policies, going very closely into the his-| vy o Be Se Tits ot & OR re 4 — " ee , acco tory of Commercial Union, Unrestricted Young tee an iggy - ers . distributed late yesterdry, and the Ministers tledby the Government and peo} fMani-| p< procity, and especially the Ottawa]. . bristian Church, Upper Great George _ , desire two or three days to consider all the : toba upon the lines laid down in the deci- | platform of the Liberal party, which he Street.—I reaching oe rae " B = CON) ENTION NIGH i evidence, and further as Sir Chas. Hibbert sien of the Privy Council. The Toron'’o | showed to be inconsistent and impracti- and at 7 p.m. by Rey. U. G. oo eter 2 . ’ 9! Tupper requires time to prepare his report | ———"=—== os a LR en smmnten ieee] a a rgument | ‘ sble, and expressed the opinion that Class and Sunday School at 2.30. to the Council on the subject, a decision ri =uimMs i} a OZUaAY Anau apie argunie h ; ; F : : . a ‘ ws nl ' lay services at . lik ly bef re t] : : iddl i f next e }it would, ere long. be discarded like Salvation Army ee * , ae ” oe oe vr o VY M2 L bl fc ae | all its illustrious predecessors. Mr. Fer-| 7 and 11a. m. aed at a and 6 P- a Monday, th March, 1895, week. Cu Are ore ia c a ? § “Our neiusion, then, is that the ques- guson was listened to with rapt attention, W eek night eres ais i ; a ay, sniseahianatati : P : Elastic Stoc g8 = tion will be best decided, not by the g ¥- | and at the conclusion of his eplendid speech Thursday and Saturday evenings at 8 p. we et sit Tis a Grit Canard. = kin 4 Bandages. ee ernn t, or the parliament or the people | was heartily applauded. Short speeches ™. A Meeting ol Electors, to e ad ressed To Accidents : : omen : i f the Dominion, but by the people of Mani- |} were afterwards: made by A. McKinnon Gospel Meeting.—Remember the Gospel | by the Liberal Candidates for East and envinat. Mosh 9 If you require a Truss or Surgical A be aes ' ; ; whe income ~ ; ee — ae 6 ie eee : \ 7 ae Be a0 MonTrReAL, March 9, Bi ens ’ . . toba, in the light of justice and of the best | Eaq., of Coleman, Mr. Huestis, of O’Leary, | Meeting in the Philharmonic Hall Sun lay | West Queen’s and others, will be held ; 2 ae ad pliance of any kind, don’t wear an ull sts of tl] P In t endeay r and other gent) me! r afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the 1 here is wid authorization whatever for atting ane ts please the tor or Dro to arr at a wise at sk dacieiin we be- : I a g a aes rusou was in that | Railway Men. Strangers always welcome. IN THE MAR KET HALL the statement that Sir Donald Smith has whose stock is so limited that he oma liewe that they ca a - rial 2 d | part of the County, an impromptu meeting Lesson—Matthe w, 22-42, “What Think Ye b shy Sasergg on sete eee : a ig bow Tr, large stock ot : from the judg Privy Council, j was called at Egmont Bay Hell on Thurs- | of Christ. on the Evening of the Couvention, MONe |) -y: "3 ae plied, ae than your property is to burn, therefore can an ngiish Trusses in Elastic, i not, we repeat, as > oracles, but as | day at 2 o’clock. Laurent Arsenault, E a ~ ee — DAY. 11th March. iz nt velieved tha: he will accept, and will state, - Hard Rubber, with Water Pads, ete, eh ts pt SASUSy . é alc OcCIOCK. Laurent Arse! Ht, 8q., d - 1 March, instant. : " P . “ » ‘ yr 2 - f the honest efforts of able men to settle a |... aie ok s. tein als ghee ; ; - : SS a ; if he accepte, that he intends to occupy ‘ | I Seow ° We can *t any case from childhood to t “ te oS > occupied the chair. After a few observa Are you all tired out? Do you have that ope Care ee a ee heise ake e as a . you shou d always carr Accident In- sa oe rae f question of right and wrong. We depre- | tions from Senator Arsenault, Hon. Mr tired feeling or sick headache? You can The chair will be taken at 7.30 p. m. eg position in parliament as in the y J few 2 — discounts to Physicians - sate outside interference in confidence that | Peronson came forward and spoke fo 1 : a *. ; a St. : : ‘ ists. the majority of the people of Manitoba | (7S"80", came forward and spoke for | be relieved of all these by taking Hood's! 4. . WARBURTON, Pres.) West a surance in the Canada Accident Ass. Co. | “"Ir you'eant Medicine tronise Haghen she me) oo ee a ee about an hour and a nalf in “TI usual V1&> | Sareapariila. S. F. HODGSON, Secy. § Queen’s Possibility ofa Session the ‘People’s Draggiet Pte ay . ’ | will be Just, Will regard their very strength | orous and eloquent manner. he meeting, —_—o — , a S . , Seis. recom- : as an obligation te be scrupulously just, | which was emphatica'ly Liberal-Conserva- THE MODERN WAY. FRED. PETERS, Pres., * East ik mend Suitable Remedies and save you a f wil generous rather than be in peri! of | tive in its complexion, was greatly pleased Cninieeie Meat thik aiid. ti he H. C. McDONALD, Secy., § Queen’s Orrawa, March 9. EF. R. B ROW \ money. : fall g short of com plete justice, ar with his expos tion of the publ ; questions SS ee ] ne es ] ‘ ras. for- .. : “ a aor ‘ D <n b » past } : j ; ] ‘ 5 Orders by mail prompily filled. Ae eis ee os a Ee sabagee ; : Jinewe | pleasantly and effectually what was _ for Charlottetown, March 7, 1895—t] dte uring the past two or three days there APOTHECARIES’ di ecg ae ta y restore prone el a tne =. “gre "2; a peepee ie Be eer’ | merly done in the crudest manner and dis- | —————________ ——————~ | have been rumors in circulation about the Insurance Agent. | ARIES’ HALL, . mee ar pi co oe ham ae Nig 4 Pra a oo aagreeably as well. To cleanse the sys- possibility of a session of parliament before Charlottetown, March 5, 1895—dv 1 feb5 DesBeiony” ona oo es | Hon. Mes aioe. oats 7 eee tem and break up calds, headache and the general election, but the question has : tee oe . “ risay’s Corner. : Outsiders CAN POssuly Go. | The eT oe _— * pe b rs hit eng fevers without unpleasant after effects, use not been settled. ee Ee ee SS a ’ ; ihe Montreal Gazette declares that, — | ae a dag ig 2 aa dhe ed the delightful liquid laxative remedy, 7 e acKked, i 1. MY. avies and nIs friends .. 5 re : : 4 “Manitoba can do the Dominion a ser-! - 0) 7 713 2 a yf ee Syrup of Figs. 3 ’ . ‘ t ee fan a - « a oie siiial had heida a a rae 0 C10C€ K in the . a higher price for Flour, Demenstration at Belleville. 4 413 ey ne —s ; ">. | afternoon, and Mr. Ferguson in the — ae ea . cee wen. to math it indi- rs zo P : é a It a 6wOS aga ene ju@r | course of his speech of two hours dura- : S EClaL NOTICES Meal Tea Sugar Bis- Orrawa, March 9. » ; 1 - tn } ver , ; . > e - - , ; cial battle that it can afford to be gener- n, dealt with many of the arcuments | 4@vertisements under this heading ecnarge ? , oF : > . . 3 tie et tas wokls weenttont § . 2 =e we any OS Soe aegemens for at the rate of five cents per line . ‘ se : Seven of the ministers accompanied tide tal the Globe’s ad New Brus which had been used by the grit att - - cuits and Confectionery Premier Bowell to Bellevitle on Tuesday . RE. king the Globe’s advice. Ne rune po ee epee a a ‘ z : ; : ” a , nee - 4 : wick “has fied cnnctiy bach & dicnute oc | OO eeree) oye —— 150 children’s suits, price from $2.00 to t} : k fi ; but to attend the citizens’ demonstration in his /* iis that which Manitoba has gone through. | 0 SDC® fat tne fer C a He $3.50, now selling at $1.25 at the Bargain 1an We aSK for Ours, DUC] jonor. . ; oo , ee oo G >" | an extremely unsafe one for Canada. ele or.—McKay Woolen C ; = ———— New grunswick was generous in dealing | 1 : “ee : orner.— MC \ ooien Uo. te is ‘ , } tter : é " , > } created a great deal of amusement by bis . . you won t get an petter . x . a, eee oie Me: , with its Roman Cath minority in the | leeerit toe of tl re Sacteee oe a Go to-night and see what a good felt hat - any “ a pat —_ _ fis nn. Boe: 3 eh ter of school management, and had! -;- *:.4..- ebiage se cana es > bought for : ‘Leod & Co’s" " a p} lish aud American in the newest styles a $06066660666066566666455A4 4 matter of school management, and z ad | ridiculed the grit party for admitting, as | ©?” be ought for at John McLeod & Ce s value. In fact, lots: of J B Macdcnald & Co’s. eee eee eee eee eeee 7 peace. Manitoba, more sven than New | they practiclly did by holding that conven-| _ We sell every kind of hat at lower prices ? e # Brunswick, needs peace for her develop | tion, that they had been in opposition to than anybody else in tewn- | We have the people have told us that Only another week of our great slaugh o o 4 ment. Will the majority of her people {.. x SDs a 0 . Benson, Christy, Bos iNew York ter sale of boots. Come in this evening and ° e , : 9 tg, is, - ye. | the National Policy for fifteen years with- | Ben on, Christy, Boston and New York aqual pric . ds| get boots cl » the ee IB Mec @ @ 3 s aad her Gos ernment take 8 frien V's pol _ | out eve r having settled upon a platform of hats, Call this p. ». and inspect our hats. at equa prices our goods on ce than ever at « Mac 3 3 : an well a8 political advice, and give it to | ieie own, —James Paton & Co. are the best value po ° west ee ¢ * gee ee All the meetings were marked by the See thathnmp—If you can you had a ee meres ; ne ata ? 3 Ti ‘il and Empire ret : tk . . z . : y' anal ‘ “6 Phe Mail and Empire remarks that,— most perfect order and afforded undoubted | better see our hats. Theyare going out if Fifteen Seasons is 3 i, 3 : “Mr. Laurier, who has Messrs. Green- | evidence that a change has come over the | with a hump, hump, hump.—Jas. Paton SANDERSON & CO. ’ 2, ‘ ¢ 0 () S. e way and Martin for allies, can, if he wil!, | opinions of the people in the West. & Co. ! ——- 3 3 cause Mr. Greenway to act. He said him- The Conservative convention to meet The rounded pile on holding edges.— CASH GROCERS, é FOR THE o self in his epeech :n Parliament in 1893, | on Tuesday next, will, it is beliewady nom- | You ean held the edge of our hats and they Newson Block, Victoria Row, For fifteen séasons the re- 3 ee ie 3 in answer to the allegation that there are | inate a candidate who wil! represent West won’t break, and you may buy one and it feb27 2 z 4 , . : ae we. 2 ?: : é . a grievances: ‘I would not hesitate, if the | Prince in the next Parliament of Canada. | won’t break your purse—Jas. Paton & | ——j; — . 7 »Q 2 BEST BARGAINS 2 o4 J statement is true, tego ahead and pleai| If Mr. Perry ever had any usefulness the Co. - 3 putation of CARTE R’S $ 3 4 the case of the Catholica at Winni eg with | people think that it is gone. : : ; L p t i t h A f On, : . @ = : the Government ef Mr. Greenway fitaeelf? 2 Our tops -= imported from the manu- 0 § er at or uc l SEEDS has been growing, eo —IN— ¢ (Mise cateneek deed Un ' “eH ie — et = a +s + facturers in England direct, so you can be o o La moment shou: ye i08t In COmiIng to > : : ‘.. is : in giro © 0 genuine ie— 8 j . . 3 | 3 L the rescucof theoppressed minority.’ In view HOUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION. — Ss ihe a article Golf Bros, AT NINE MILE CREE. and the business has been 3 FOO WEAR 3 of the opinions expressed by our contem- Big reductions in all kinds of boots and 3 . 3 - - aes ee d > : ' vans ° ; . 0 = a ell’a 1 . , > “ porary the Glebe, it is Mr. Laurier’s duty The mass meeting in the First Metho- | shoes at J H Bell me m8 2i By Auction, on WEDNESDAY, March | Increasing. 2 e ® to plead without delay. The Legislature | dist Church last night was largely attend- Men’s White Shirts only 38 cents at D. 13th; at 12 o’elock :-— 3 3 16 In session, and Mr. Greenway is at the | ed, the various denominations being wel] } A. Bruce’s. march8 3i - i Do ou want to know ; : ; ’ ie et ee z ' s eR acl . > : e head of affairs.“ Let not a moment be represented. Rev. Mr. Campbell, in his Heavy grain laced boots for men and Complete Lobster Packing Outfit, in- y ° Sale Closes Saturday Night. 2° lost. If a moment should be lost, if Mr. | opening address, reviewed the good work boys, selling very low to clear at J H cluding 5 Boats, 1,000 Traps, Rope, Boit- why ? 3 3 Tarte and L’Electeur continue ther ravings done by means of the Sunday Schools, Bell’s. _ . m8 2i ers, Cooking Range, Heating Stoves and diel 900000060606600066606666

in Quebec at what they describe as “the! and pointed out that the Executive of , complete outfit, Bedding, Dishes, ete. Wa wm Sueved at what they ¢ Fc eet i i cn? © Of} Just received direct from London, a ~ yer sold’ as it stands, will be sold! in Our SEED CATALOGUE

Prots stant bigots of Ontario.” we s all {| the Sunday School Association, In con-], ‘ . ‘arge assortment of spring and summer | jots to suit the purchasers,

> know that Mr. Laurier, who can effect a junction with teachers and pastors, pur- eek iis weaihee Sahat’ ; Oe oe

/ settler: en. f he ple 28e8 iS Operating p sed organizin : = bouete to house Suitings and sco serings—the latest novel- The Buildings are new and everything for 1895 Ww ill tell you.

a oe os : 5 | a 5 ; ties. We invite inspection—John McLeod |; | 1 order ;

: . unfairly to the Roman Catholics through | visitation. \ given territory is to be tC ar 81 wk in go . : , . :

4 lott ras ne _ Terms easy, No reserve. Everything Send for a copy. Address

i ; is nitine ea ,. a € t sciceian y rizitor y ill o ee com cin tear. ste r a. ib we howe aioe eae Genuine—We sell the only genuine Bell | must be sold [ SesESNtS arougn messrs. arte and | dad yen ncaa - ee oe boot, and can give the best value—J H See : Pacaud, solely for party ends. and address of each family, also the sag: Bell. 7 m8 23 R. B. NORTON & CO., GEORGE CARTER & CO., Again the Mail and Empire eays : | ah net eS coe Secs S Handsoine Spring Overcoating now City Hardware Store. . . “‘ Tt is true that the couetitution gives Ot- nis Ras: “ike ao a opening at D. A. Brnce’s. march83i Ch'town, March 6, 1895—w f & wy SEEDSMEN. e 4 hee right to it lids Matle tn Thai ieat! | Sunday School. The y will also Better value—We give better value than aaa ag aie > | Charlottetown, March 6, 1895—dy 3 : 4 sion of the court. But we can all see that in ascertain from the latter class what church bie Fin SHE. work. Prices to suit A W iE A R E : : i the interests of local autonomy provi! al | they prefer to atten l, and extend to them imes— ¢ dele MO 41 Pa OE ee gk een ee cet : a sare te yo gh le hee re ee ae ae ap E i ; governments should render Dominion in- | 4 pressing invitation to be present at the | . ~ a on as ot ao METHODIST | . { oe terference unnecessary and impossible by | services. There will also. be a similar in- ing, vats and carpets at Prowse Lros., the , + + # keeping themsel ve = well within the lines} aivi ua] cards tor clerks, ete., who maay Wonderful Cheap Men. meh7 2i TUNE | . an Way id of the constitution as understood, or as in- | not be classed as members of families. a 7 a te - ted, by the proper t . Nothing | leas en a hall ied besa ie ok J “—_ terpreted, DV 1€@ proper tribunais. N¢ ning '4 ; i census st I > De g e ~ can be more injuriousto the doctrine of | blanks will be distributed to the pastors | 66 : 55 5 BOOKS ! : : a 1004, the tale af thie Batons wih ee me i i - provincia: rigbpts or to the honor and of =e —e churches according to the Somethin Good “ It dont make any difference which, comes To our Store. (Sundays exces ted) as follows .— % ——. of aprovince than degislation be- | a of 0 —— and — are expect- 1 eo Bie Stock Trains Outward. Traine Inenes nt yond the provincial jurisdiction, e Oo be rendered every possibie assists > “so. « f ee tee Read down. ; x : . “re . in a that those sahil tein he ot Do you feel like We - striking a 5 ; of t } ighi t 4{j i t ‘00 330 bh fio PM ke ee se el upon to attend church, where they will increasing your Cigar Trade ? . cS ii, H fi P h ff F hi D i” oR es ->- to E DR, WARBURTON’s LECTURE, | be sure of a hearty welcome. Mr. Caimp- " i ee mon Of! Oar’ Mock, : Se oer the B Lal Frise wens FUTIS ngs a I C, IscOunt. $03 £33...! North’ Wiltebine.,. 968 tz a a : ioe, bell gave statistics from various cities NOTHING EASIER . cease ane ca ea ee cB f i : arior was nacked tus = ‘ : ade ¢ by Tos meer ae Bi : 1 HE a C. A. — we yt ked a showing the marvelous success which if you will let u hely iin " de md for ony: New 3 ST Bar tesicua _ a. 2a ae i a wee on attentive audience, tO | has attended the ado tion of this syste . “tC us Heip you. . ~ 7 > Bes i . oe” SR a 75 1290 ’ hear Dr. Warbuaton’s paper on “Air, its | and referred to the cai eaalias stiainins HOW ? To make such a strike effec- Hymn . JUST THINK OF rr’ monty rs nae discount — 9 59..... “kensington 2 3 Be impurities, and a few hints on ventilotion.” | and children ie Chackeinnnn he ? nis ie eed a and White and Colored Shirts, also Flannel Shirts of all kinds, Pe ek aenam “Lee ) a we Do aaa treatment of gree t | sentees from church and Sunday school. Why, send in an order for a <= we ORO 80 Tune Collars and Cuffs, Neckwear, Underwear, Umbrellas, Rain. ° 7 Ly ag Ar Ne " i was (as might be expected) able, scholarly, | Addresses in support of the proposed Sampre Lor of Tali and T k ‘ "4 I 99. o.<.0acec.sss EEO, 947 and practical. | : - Visitation were also delivered by Rev. . Books proof Coats, Valises and Trunks. A few last year Hats at J Sf. ovo- see 0s +++ Wellington... .+...ns000 OM _ er e ving the respective ee aan Of | Messrs. Sutherland, Hamlyn, Corey and ¢ SELL GOOD GOODS half price — good styles. oe ay ipoekeskeaue = Gait on Mt bacorusies te aad Mies, The convene wit Wy provteded S0 METHING 6000 now We are rushed in our Custom Tailoring Department.| 4 Ba albert. 222020000000 “s I t ne nan system, 1€ nie rged | with at once. : é . ‘ * iki ih taining: ng ald GB MIBR. 2 00. ccccessese ora on the subject of the mnch needed im- | —» «8 ae. : : ’ AT open, Why is this? Because we can sell cheaper and give betier | PM 4M Sy ee ee ae a ue tine ities tie THE BEST FIVE CENT rice $1.00 satisfaction than the other Tailors. We have had an awful | %M Sincitiitiaiaes AS our public schools, and showed that a | : CIGAR ON EARTH. Pp — se . 9 as : : j] | 290---0225 2S Reyalty Jumetion. :... “..4010 large portion of the trouble in cases of | As Orv Axp Wait. Tramp Reuepy.— : L Ey es oe rush since Feb. 28th. This cheap sale will continue until oe ae ee . ambitious but delicate ipils arose di-{| Mrs. Tinsloe’s Soothi : ei ) 1 P 5 ; tae as leg: ee | pentt: Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has feantotuend sly by the ow sures. HASZARD & MOORE. | further notice. We got the stock to sell cheap, and we want | #°5( 4 in) om rectly from this cause. He described a | beed used for over fifty vears by millions : SH: ° . : ? 410? Ly Mount Stewart art $0 num ber of contrivances recommended by of mothers for their chil tren while teeth- EMPIRE TOBACCO CO., We are doing it. and are feb22—dy the cash, so look out for vyargains. RO . Cardigan, .........000.0s ame engineers for ventilating pu ic | mig, with perfect snecess. Ft soothes the MONTREAL. - : ee PM ee es ga ce ee ee ee a ad — — febl9 willing to submit our prices P | p J Q G. A. DIXON & CcoO., . au i oe ae SCCapeuts tO injurious Curren | So ee Cole, and 18 the best remedy for i : é ll é § () é ( 4G......0. ...- Mounts Mtowar®. ... «cose 8 iZ = mnt a prise oi oo ay ene. Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold to any board of arbitration in hy ”" Ch’town, March »~ 1894—dy Succeseors to C. Robertson. 443 Morell ceskoe secu ea é complimentary remarks were made and | by Druggists in every part of the world. — Neen eeranenneeeT See” ee Sooo soese cee RIE RAE. +200 000 18 . questions asked by Messrs. Seaman, Bull- | Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value ie | the world a 649 cea eeeia eg one paen a ae he man, McDonald, Grey and W. P. Doull,| incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. | ; ae eres sya meen er eae AM R i ~~ presided. ee | ciiee tens Seo, ~~ take no " x THE BAZAAR STORE = Emerald 4 14 : reply to the hearty vote of thanks i 2er Kind,.—in. w. f. w yor, OUR CUSTOMERS , or @ én én 6ason 800. Cay P88. ssf : and veanect hawe ti iia ice | ee ee : a ore me 4 aha request to have the paper pudlishe Be atiatiiennisiitiie eS i j PM 4 é moved by Col. Moore, D. A. G., and se-| i - ‘ : ot eg . : Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time i conded by Principal Miller, of West Kent | J © PAST guarantees the future. Superior workmanship, re- WHOLESALE & RETAIL Te eee. ane senate seer ey a re NG&R, vi Street School, the docter said that he | It is not what we say, but what ? pa cio ’ METHODIST HYMN BOOKS, with . D. POTTING= , 4 17 . ; Lr . — “a . Gen Mer Can Govt Balt | 3 would willingly allow its publication and hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that tells the fined finish and moderate . Music, in ditferent Bindings. Also those A | H E FI SH M c Moncton, 4 “om — eee to be —, if - tory. Remember HOOD’S CURES : “ fofm a pretty large Board of used in the Christian Church, Great A. a. ~ ~~~ as considerer hat any public benefit 3 CC ak : . : ; — 4 wonid be ro neees d . ne N ] ea by } Pree — r a ony Arbitration already, and we Feorge neat, : = is —s Nature dreads death, yet man by his dis- 7 ‘ eon an , — <> «<< | seeitiel Af the Yee” of tat : a Le s ut catiof; ; : . ‘ Our stock of BAPTIST and PRESBY- 3 ; To express the idea of poetry in the | regar 1 of the law of health, courts its otos the most satisfactory are. adding to them every day. " a 150 Quintals Choice Table Cedfish, 100 Quintals Hake, 50 Quintals Pollock, 150 7 . o expe ry in pinay .& sonever Meek nae | TERIAN HYMN BOOKS is well as- : dah, , a NOT | making of a lady’s costume has always | stomach tonic will speedily overc the | 1n Charlottetown to-dav ‘ted d iis ‘ N Boxes Boneless Codfish (extra quality), Fresh Codfish and Haddock, Herring in bar- ad | @ been the ambition of the tasteful modiste. | evil effects arisina from os Petar 00 nd . ay. We Want Vv ! sorted. and we have a lot of ew | rels, halves and quarters, Newfoundiand Salmoa (Smoked and Dried), Extra No. 1 . is a _ fortunat cire umnstance that awn. a ee — eaenre: 6 an ou CHURCH HYMNS and PRAYERS, also Mackerel in all size packages, Shad, Finnan Haddies, Canned Salmon and Lobsters, ——— ric s ley 8 famous black dress x : ds lend } ! ee CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, to open | Sardines, Digby Chicken, Yarmouth Bloaters, etc. We request a sethioma of all account® i themoelves to the realization of this dea, | “T have spe ousands anc emt gs : j Ww > us by es " { for they are specially ‘wasueiadean’ l te | been in the Es eaieh oc eee mi G EO iH COO K 39 8 Sow days, ALSO~—150 Tubs Butter, Smoked Hams, Rolled and Breakfast Bacon, Pork | due us = dec Of May. 1 ou , ee aoe a. a oe! Prie: mible,;| America under treatment for catarrah.” . a We are offering PELOUBET’S NOTES Lard, ete, GRUCERIES of all kinds at lowest prices. “—_—" G. A. DIXON & 00. coupled with that which placed Priestley’s | said a gentleman recently, “and have for 90 cents, to close out the lot en nT 2 ’ ger ys 5 , : a i dy tl mch 31 zoods above all others —& perfect fitting | never received so much genuine relief as I Corner Quesn & Grafton Sts. 1 : B , we | a Z oe Soke oie a = —— — Look for “The mee from a twenty-five cent box of Haw- 2°] AZAAR CO. ia at ) : sod driving mare can get & ban Tey EB : arnished Board. cer’s catarrah eure.” nov2"—135w ly ee aya a ‘ good driving mare can get a bargain | etown, March 8, 1895~246 Chariottetown, Feb. 20, 1895 —dy arch 5, 1895—1m 246 plying at this office , 3 ne STN as tl a ce , on . t : a eee —=—=__——>E>EE———————_——— —————— f ar, A ih PUBLIC SCHOOLS. | PU BLIC SCHOOLS. | PUBLIC SCHOOLS. | PUBLIC SCHOOLS : : i s . = = |] _ wd a a if { ‘ . es ‘ i a¥ ; I] Sn eee ee ee aaa ad ; ~~ —— ; : y - Qi 1324 Scholars attending the three principal. Day Selnools | PRINCE STREET SCHOOL.—Numb he Rol ; | : 1 WEST KENT SCHOOL later on. Fine Zephyr = Bs |! of this city. Think what a quantity of goods they ‘ifust use’! nc > : imber on the Roll: Girls QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL.—Boys, 293 ; Girls, —. If hams, guaranteed to wash and wear. Our price, L0Jc per ¥@ Lid up In a year. nat i| 908, Boys 65. We have the goods for this brigade of girls. this lot of boys wore 102c. Zeph ial } a] Pink and White Check, 104 cents per yard. ze ' | Fine Zephyr Ginghams in Plaids and Checks, worth 13 to 14 YS wore 103c. 4ephyr Ginghams, we have enough | Light Blue and White Check, 104 “ :

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. otk eh aes os, ae oe 1380. Meas vine 2 epeny cents per yard. Sale price, 10} cents per yard. ‘In stock to make each boy two suits. Ginghams regularly sold, Pink and Whit Broken Plast, 104 «“ : i ve wards NE AK i | jarnet and White rao i ws GINGHAMS at 105 cents per yarca, regularly sold at from 13 at from 33 to 14 cents per yard; our price, 10} cents per Raat: Bine % 104 « 4 to 14 cents per yard. ee

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