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TO-DAY

Grand Display

F RST ARRIVAL, LATEST NOVELTIES

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NEW FLOWERS NEW HATS

OPENED YESTERDAY

Call and see Big Rush, Come Quick Firs Choice

NOTE.— Ladies, don’t forget the big rush we had last year on opening our new hats and flowers. Pronounced the fitn- est assortment in town. To- day we hope to beat it.

WEES

The People’s Store. SLLECLS A Crown of Gold

skillfully fixed to the root or body ofa tooth will last a lifetime. Perfect results at our office,

Your Appearance

has everything to do with the first im- pressions one has in meeting you, No oae can make a good appearance with bad looking teeth.

Inthe Eleventh Hour

of a tooth’s usefulness we can bring every means that skill knows to save the tooths life.

Give us a Little Time

and a little money, and we will attend to your teeth in a satisfactory manner.

Painless Filling Effected

by the use of the BERLIN METHOD. The newest and best known to surgery.

Devitistry has Lost

it trors, by the neice we employ.

We Will Examine Your Teeth

free. We will tell you frankly if anything is the matter with them. Our charges are moderate and our work guaranteed.

Berlin Dental Parlors,

Over store of Prowse Bros. Office Hours:—-8 a. m to 8 p. m,

S2C1OLSL

Victoria's Diamond Jubilee

Will be held this year, and those who visit Ch’town this year will not do themselves justice if they fail to get their Lunches a Victoria Cafe, and drink the health of #Her Majesty the Queen in a glass of Joy’s famous But- termilk

JOHN P. JOY

VictrortA CAFE t. George St...- oe

new and _ painless

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 13, 1897

TELEGRAPHIC,

SPECIAL DESPATORES TO THE EXAMINER.

| NEWS FROM THE GAPITAL

Tariff to be Brought Down on the 22nd.

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LIBERAL LISTER AND THE OJL DUTIES.

MeMullen’s Want of Confidence in His Leaders.

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Orrawa, April 13.—Hon. Mr. Fieldirg terminated the anxiety about the date 1 the Budget vesterday afternoon by announc- ing that the tariff would be brought down on Tharsday, the 22nd inst.

Hon. Mr. Foster asked whether there was any hope that the tariff would be proposed before the Nova Scotia elections ?

Hon. Mr. Fielding said that it could not be done.

Hon. Mr. Laurier announced that the Government did not propore to reseind the Remedial Order or take any parliamentary action in the matter of the Manitoba Schools.

The evening session witnessed a debate on the oil duties. Mr. Moore, of Stanste: d a Liberal-Conservative, proposing @ reduc- tion of the duty to half the present rate.

Mr. Lister, Liberal,defendedthe prese:t duty.

Mr. McMullen’s Bill placing the control of the promotion, dismissal and payment of the civil servants in the hands of a non- political commission, over which the Gov- ernment would have no power was read a first time.

Iam glad to see that the honorable gentleman is unwilling to trust the Civil Service to the hands of his leaders, said Sir Charles Tupper by way of comment on the Bill.

Sir Charles excused Mr. MeMullen’s Bill on account of the recent outrageous dismissals and appointments in the interi- or and other departments, especially the treatment of the deputy Minister Mr. Burgess,—a capable faithful official who has served to the satisfaction of the Mac- Kenzie aud McDonald government?, who is replaced by a man utterly discredited in his own country by his scandalous con. duct as Manitoba’s representative at the Chicago show,

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GREECE

~ AND TURKEY,

Both Address Pacific Notes to Powers.

GERMANY, ‘RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA AGREED ABOUT THE BLOCKADE,

The Diplomatic Situation in Vienna,

Rome, Apriil3.—It has been sem--offi cially announced that Turkey and Greece heve both addressed to the powers state- ments of a pacific cbaracter in regerd to the encounters on the Macedonian frootier, which are described as mere frontier inci- dents.

Germany, Kussia and Austria have ap- proved of the arrangements of the admirals in cummand of the foreign fleets in Cretan waters for the blockade of Piracu’.

Situation ef Expzctancy.

Vierxa, April 13.— The diplomatic situation here is one of expectancy. The proposal to blockade the Piracus i? now in abeyance, and the diplomats think it wholly improbable that the powers will agree to restrain the Greek navy in the event of war between Greece and Turkey

of Mr. Lewis

Death Carvell,

Toronto, April 13.— Lewis Carvell,E-q.. at one time general Manager of the Inter~ colonial Rai'way, died here this moruipg.

The Bisley Team,

Orrawa, April 13.—The Bisley team is complete.

FAGTS.

We have imported more WALL PAPER for the season of 1897 than any other firm in P. 8. [sland. If we have not now the largest stock on hand, then our sales sofar must haye been the largest. We show the

Greatest Variety

Of samples, ard can safely leave the public to judge woether they are not the

HANDSOMEST.

Geo. Garter & Co.

Importers of Canadian, English and Amer

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YOUNG MEN'S DEBATING SOCIETY. The second last debate ef this society | for this season, was held on the 3rd inst., when the mewibde rs discussed the question, | *Wou'ld Prohibition be a berefit to Can- ada?” H. Tweedy acted as chairman of ihe meeting. The speakers in favor of Prohibition were Messrs. Mathias Praught, R. E. Murch and M. McLeod, who argued | thatibe only effective remedy for ihe | liquor tratlic and the evils resolting there- from is Protib tion. Give us that kivd of a law and we will progress as we never did before. Mes-ra. Ernest Nelson, Seymour Young and David Fairclough, speaking on the other side, argued that a prohibitory law should not be enacted because in Canada at the present time the sentiment of the people ts strongly against it and it would

therefore prove an injury to the country raber than a ben fit. The prin- ciple of Prohibition 1s wrong. Men cannot be foreed to give

up anything they think is not harmful in itself; horses, oxen and mules can be driven, but nan generally opposes with all his might any attempt to drive hin as vou would a beast of the tiel’, © The speakers showed how Prohibition failed to work in Maine and other places where it had been tried, by an increase of drankeness, and the use of poisonous drugs—hence if those and other evils hus always followed in the train of Probibition ia yother places, the same might be expected in Canada, That Prohibition bantling, the Seott Act wis dealt with; a speaker on the cpposite side claimed it was ureful asa “temperance educator”—its “power” in that lie was exposed by showing that it was carried the first time and defeated the second time in 28 counties, andin every coantyv where it is stil in force, it was carried by largely redueed mej orities, and it is‘thé same old failure as proh btion is in the States, Tae Jos of about nine millons of dollars revenue would be another result of Prohi- bition in Canada, and, wiih the large amount it would cost in the vain atzempt to enforce the law, this would be too much fur us to have to make up by direct taxation or otherwise, seeing that we are now in the hands. fa gang at Ottaws, whore chicf ability is extravagance ard dee tion. Then again a probib tory law could vot be enforced in Canada now. Any jaw that is 1ot backel up by public sentiment can never be enforced, cven though it might be passed by that mighty apostle of *purity—

‘Carter's for Wall Paper

| isan exeelient diges ive ageat, and Jortifies

Pare kimeelf, Afier the subject had Leen well discussed the chairman was called on for his deci- sion, but in place of giving it. be briefly stated his opinion on the sutject. ‘*An- nex. tion with the States” willce discussed at our concluding debate. Harnscliff:, April 8.

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Rex.

In commerce ,as in life, merit wins. Thav’s why Sovereign Flavouring Extracts have come to the front in general tavor.

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You want to . Feel Satisfied

after housecleaning—that. things

jook shining and cl an. Two things will, your furniture and your silver if you us? ‘ oe . .. ; British Furniture Shiie . and Roya! Siivar Pelish. They do tle work we - guarantee.

No hurt. Ox-gail Soap brightens carpets. We kee pit and eyery- thing else you require.

A W. REDDIN, Phm By)

‘CENTRAL DRUG STORE.

Sunryside.

Notice to Contractors.

Sealed Tenders addressed tu the un- dersigned » will be received until the first of May, 1897, for thé erection of a Packing House in Charlottetown.

Plans and specification can be seen after Saturday, the 7th inst, at the office of the undersigned.

April 13th, A. D., 1897.

B. & M. RATTENBTRY,

87—2aw 25 tl may 1.

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fall WATUHES

must necessarily “be so .on- structed as to keep good time. We have some high-grade watches at low grade prices, not only for railroad men, but for anyone needing a correct time kee ‘per. Visit our store for Watches and Jewelry.

G. i. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Optician, North Side Queen Square.

all kinds of

ican Wall Papers.

‘ Dean Sir,—

INDIA’S FAMINE. FUND.

JM McDonald, Whim Road, $1; A Friend, $2; A Friend $1.

Glen William School District: Alex Cameron 40c; Archd McInnis 25c; PDavid Murchison 500; Alex B Matheson 50e; Wm McPherson 50c; Rodk McLeod 50c; Jas Bowles 25c; Samuel Nicholson 50c; Chas Murchison 650c¢; Isaac Acorn 50e; Angus J McPherson $1; Alex W Mathe- son 502.—Total, $6.49

W. E. Dawson, Treasurer.

LOSS OF APPETITE. Those who have lost arpetite. who have difficulty afier eating and who suff-r from nervous exhaustion, wil! derive great benefit by using ‘*W yeth’s Liquid Malt Extract.” It produces a relish for fond,

and strengthens the system.

ARE YOU A =

g000 OOK

Ifso you will appreciate the fra- grance and flavor whick our Extracts impart to your cooking.

Why lose time and patience experi- menting with worthless and unreliable goods, when you can get the best from your grocer ‘by asking for the “Sovereign” Braud.

SOVEREIGN FLAVORING EXTRACTS

Hiave stond the test of years, anu their increasing sale proves their superiority. Asix your Grocer for them. Simson Bros. & Co. Manuf: cturers {

A TESTIMONIAL.

To Manchester Catarrah Co, from Rev. John C, Berry, once stationed on the Is- band.

We baye used your Catarrh Remedy, and find iti as represented. Nothing we have used in our family has proved 80 successful for the purpose designed, lt cleanses the head, relieves the eye, keeps the nostrils clear and aids the throa! in an astonishing manner. I remain. yours faithfully,

Joun C. Berry. A. W. ReJdin, Phm. B., Central Drug Store, Sole Agent forP. E I. 82—dy Cw2w

) Sam ples on j application.

Valuable Pronerty at Crapaud in the Market

Owing to poor health during the past win- ter, Mr. O. Bb. Wadman has oecided to re- egive offers for his business property and dwel- ling house, situated at Crapaud. Will sell all ‘together, or separately. Apply by letter or in person. Intending purchasers will please make a note of this genuine sale.

Crapaud, April 5--97—82d&w2w

ANNUAL FANCY SALE

THE LADIES @F

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH

WILL HOLD THEIR

Annual Fancy Sale aud Tea

—ON

Thursday, April 22nd ~ —IN THE— ST. JAMES’ HALL

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Doors opeu at 2.30 o’clock im theZafter- Tea from 5 to 8 o’clock

SPRING

1807

SHED

ALUOU

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We have much pleasure in announcing to the people of P. E. Island the fact that & ws

we are going to sell CHOICE FLOWER, and GARDEN VEGETABLE SEEDS

this season. These Seeds have all been selected from best English, a and American growers by our MR. HASZARD, whose ability in the o of flowers and vegetables i is known throughout the Province,and who, during years. bas taken many hundreds of prizes at our exhibitions. |

you get one, Free to all, or sent by mail on receipt of postal: cat

HASZARBD & MOORE

SUNNYSIDE

Celebrated “Giant” Se-der and 1] row combined, new 1 herse See Seeder Box, (to fit on Hay \ new Rotary Disc Harrow, greatly tw proved for 1897, and run on B BALL BEARINGS.

FROST & WOOD'S 1s. steel. Plows, and Spring-tooth Harrows of all kinds. PENNIa2S FARM SEEDS

In White Russian, Colorado Bearded, White and Red Fyfe = te Karly Late Alsike, and) White Clovers, Timothy Seed, Vetches, ? i! Ensilage Corn, ete. “HE

THE TUDHOFE CO’S

. ‘ Ty ° ; High grade Road Carts, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, ete.

We would ask intending purchasers to call and inspect our stock, oF write us for prices. terms and catalogue.

> Special low PURCHASERS,

f. MOR

all the above to WHOLESAL®

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CHARLOTTETOWS + Pe,

prices on

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Let Us whisper in Your bart

We buy our goods for spot cash, and i best value in Boots,. thoes, Rubbers, Overshow Gaiters, Slippers, Leggins, &c.

Listen ! give the customer the benefit of up-to date nine teenth century methods. Qur claim is the very 1

HOW WE DO

noon. Admission 10c. Tea Tickets, 25 cents 74.—135

STEAMER CAMPANA."

1897.

or Chariotte- for Charlott April. Freight

Will leave Montreal town, Monday, 26th Solicited.

CARVELL BROS., € ‘h'town, apr ] 3— eod tl 26 Age nits

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Seed Wheat For Sale

White Russiaa acd ‘Caneghell! a White Chaff. grown from in-pirted ceed ome year on the Warren Farm.

On the testimony cf thousands during the last 15 years, this seed has given great satisfaction in all parts of the Island.

JOHN NEWSON. Charlottetown, Mch 17— Im d&w

TO LT —Co'tage on Upper Prince ~t, con

taining yrooms, anjoining the premises of

iate Judge Hensley. Po:session given May 1. ApplytoW Leitch 87-—eod tf

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LO ‘T.—On Monday Morning; the s2th inst, a wallet containing a small sum of money Finder wil plees? leave at’ Stewart & wates

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the line, but if you want to know the sea power) of a dollar in buying Shoes, youwill fin it ou when yon see our) price

WEEKS & WARREN

Talk about the purckesing power of a dollar Across | i;

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orth Side Market Dee:

‘Spring Footwear

Not a bit tco early tobe thinkmg of shoes for spring — § and not teo early to be buying. We ar2 now opening new styles and new shedes in Caocolaie, Coffee Brown and Oxblood. See our $1.00 shoe.

W. He STEWART & 60]

LONDON HOUSE BUILDING.

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