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THE DAILY EXAMINER .

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Quebec Fire Ass. G0. : |:

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General Agent

Charlottetown

TH DAILY EXAMINER.

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hose in whom they put their trast, and

the Settlement does not, in theif ; that which they |

the plea on which |

that

pinion, afford them

lesire Consequently Solicitor General Fizpatrick, representing © Government of Canada, asks for the spoolntinent of a Papal Ablegate or Apos- The dissen

and the

ic Commir sioner is false. the

bas arisen

Government

Bishops not on account of Episcopal partizanoship, but on account of lure of Mr. Laurier and his friends

ine fa s for this that

sada, forfeited by its misrepreser.tatives,

reason

o make good their pre-election promises. the honor of

being trailed in the dust at the feet of Llis Holiness the Pi pe. = ree —

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Montres] Star: T vey Feem to he kil

Yt Amerecan citisens with imoaviy n Cuba:t he very time when the British

} expedition to the Benin country arrived to

| the death of

| an enquiries conceraing feeriain Beitish subjects in that mid- | African fastneas. |i pays to be British.

itreal Gazette : Stories come fram | ()itawa to the elle that the Cabinet is astowhatit is po'itier]

jo with the school quest or settie pent, and what it i Wise-t to do with the

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$} teriff Possibly the fire in the roof of the : . i} Western Block was more of an excuse than t reason for postponing the calling of Parliament. With the various pledges ; : Ministers have made on both questions it oa . and a s easy to undersiand that reconciling their : as positions Would bea task not easily accom . plished, : As & The Guardian ought to know bett:r , than to quote the Trade and Navization v wa iros of Canada as ap authority in re- M . spect to the trade of this Province. These as show, (correctly we have no doubt) what ' : Mir. McK 1 as | ve have shipped directly to British and ‘ ager ; foreign ports and what we have imported ws s a Ay have wes” | d rectly from British and foreign countries majie a Pats S ut they take no account whatever of ‘the that . . wa an{largeand yearly increasing volume of ' : : ae to. 1 = itish and foreiga trade that has been A ' lone by P. E. Island via the ports of the tw an a pS 88°) neigt boring Provinces. They afford no t t We : 4.30 criterian whatever as to the volume of our fo . the anothe Provincial Trade. Governmental pilgrimag Holy City —T he Montreal Gazette points’out that : 2 Ge a k wi the result of the St. Boniface election is seit : : ' already beginning to have its «fect. Le take - artur Sa ron Soleil, Mr. Laurie:’- Quebec organ, points I W we hav ti G7 out that this province supported Mr.Laurr eens the auth es at Washington | et at the last election im the belief that the ; oe —— 2 |] Liberal party would ob ain better terms for aod at Ror or 7 ‘ , | the Catholies of Manitoba than it was good policy the part of ‘soverument | pesible to hope for from a remed al bill. of Canada to be at peace 4 a we! The Soleil regards the Laurier—Greeaway must | st aga iuppeals zn | compromise as unsatisfactory, inasmuch dauate ie eum matters that ought to] ®8 it already fai's to recognize the principle , ; f Catholic separate schools. “But” it be or —o goes on to Fay, **we have not yet reached whatever f sppeais "© | ihe end, and we have good reason to hope Washirz a tome, & e eyes Of} that further negotiations mav yet result in Great Extain and the world at large they} %0 bonorable settlement.” . Is the 5 leil a a a nerely talking at random, for the purpose an Caren gy seany “| of blinding the Quebec Catholics for @ laces ce of tl [vis trae] little while, or does it speak by the book that our trade po ust be > ated |} and are there further negotiations o cw to some extent aces z polic: ve ceeding. pir he United State Phat QUESTIONS FOR MR, DAVIES, i iy vw a 4 air y ————— a ‘isc ties wenee 5) freely and Six,—I would like to know if men is . the government employ are justified ip s rig ‘¢ | assisting a criminal w escape justice. As : 3 poticy } ve | you are nv donbt aware, the Minister of I ces iefe . protect ir | Marine and Fsheries, some time ago, ow anufactures and er hu r| #ppolnted ap inquisition to e:quire into “1 certain charges made by interested office- "s ” — * | weekers against Mr. Alexander Strang, the ae prior I bee Caer — popaiar marl contractor, and our esteemed recip? y, a8 if we feared res of | stationma-ter, Eiwin Crosby, of this gheir « sed hostility, or as if we could, | P ace- Failing to prove any of the charges a : +} ' ng | Uvade against inmere two men, and oniv by one appeale, in the slight or euce*eding Im exposing the corruption aud influence them or cause th igate | bribery of the satellites of Mr. Yeo, they the protective policy for which an over-| were watching their opportuaity to wreak whelmoing mejority of their people have out their vengance in another forn:, and voted,—th;s is foolish and useless degra- | *"*7 thought their opportunity had arrived z =" | when George Irving, kouwe as Dummy dation of our aspiring young nationality | j,, ing, a notorious violator of the Scou The motive which influencei the politi- Act received several summonses. Irving cians at Washington to invite a deputation biamed Crosby for writing letters againet of our ministry to be present at the inau-| 2! t the Guardian (aod it is gewerally : ° Me Molin gp ed bere that he was prom ptea by tho e a ¥ may have) parties who were anxious to yet Cro-vy’s v vat i f «| place and get the guvernment tw keep a ) i t have | another man to do their work and if po.= representat weiele ond ries take | Stble to teach them their business) made a | violent assaulc upon Crosby, whiul-t dis- ’ their na ai triumphs, or it may charging his dnties as statioumaster, ave Lee which influences birds of 8] attempted to drag him out of his ofli:e, featuer together, or ma I ave | faring in that he struck him a severe been to afford shine! ieeetente - ang.| blow giviog him quite au ugly mark and . ~ | would bave no‘doubt carried his villainous «tem ehasaggnde - made by assault mach farher had not ceveral of the H L. H. Day We reg nat it | Mr. Croshy’s friends been present at the cannot be inferred tha e motive is that « t| time. W nat do we tiod the officials of reciprocal friendsiip.becsuse ti sp8 the governmeat doing ? : Assist ng to bring at Wa g ae - sles 5 this criminal to justice? No, but doing " ™ >| their very best to assiet him in escaping — w the i tariff. | the officers of the Jaw. As to the missions to Rom s pretended As soon as they found the officers of the that the Bishops of the Roman Caiholic | law were on the track of Irving they trle- C) i Gnaniie ese aalisien ceili 10 | graphed to Cape Tormentiae that he was : | not to return on the boats that parties were ‘ rai Gover a Ww t for | waitiog at Cape Traverse to arrest him. that reason, accept of the Manitoba School | When the mail boats arrived at Carleton Settlement nseqnently the Charch Fo Bt, one of the crew belonging to Ce ptain ac 20 at Rome and the Holy Fashes Muttart’s buuts was sent ashore quite a listance from hia own home in order to are asked to interpose their authority and | deceive the officers of the law aud lead them e e acceptance of the Settlement. | a wiid-goose chase,and would probably have Now what are t ‘ I notorious | been successful in their echeme were it not shat t Bi-ho; Ous aed shall for come friends who iwf.rmed officer % : Taylor that it was Gurdon McFarlane, and maotemect in respect to the Manitoba wot the man they were looking for. When

Schools without reference to eitLer political

party in Cascada and with scrupulous care polto offend either party. What they Wanied wa vious schoola in terms of the constitution and the Manitoba Act ax interpreted by the Lords of the | Privy Counc and they made that point clear. While realy to accept the Remedia! Bill

th-v leaned neither to theone partyoor tne other. Taking advantaze of this fact, Mr. Laurier and his organs in Quebec

immed ately dectarei that the Liberals

wold go further and do better for the

minority in Manitoba thin was provided

by the

that tury

terms of the Remedial Bil!, and

would exert a! the

powers of the constitution w accomplish

their object. -As a result of thie declara. tion—together with the fact that Mr. Laurier was a | ci-Canadian whom it

was deviralle to have at the head of the

Government—the Liberals captured the Queb vote *nd gained the Goveroment. Thea y d with Greenway and

Sifton 5 ed with M Carthy and with Sifton’s electors at Bran completely gnored Archbishop Langevin and the Manitoba minority,—axd brought torth

their Settlement. This Settlement is ro

eatiefactory to the minority in Manit Archbishop | Q lebec, and they are using their inflas nee

lo ipset

ba, to Angevio or to the Bishops of The Bish ps’ premises ia not due to their part they

action in tle their politica or but to

cauship, the fact that

have been deceived and betraced hy

J Ut)

GOING TO MOVE

oe of ae at 32c and c per yd, former prices to 80c per yd. ? ts

the mails arrived at the sleigh, it ja report- ed that John P. Irving, in the employ ot the Government, told the officers that their man had gone eshore at Carleton Point.”

Wha: the public are anxious to knoow around here is this: Js a telegraph yperator justified ia forwarding a message io enable a criminal to escape justice? Are the men in the Government employ carrying Her Majesty’s mails justified io the teiegram, and then after they have succeeded in enabling the erimi- ual to escape, to try to deceive the officers of the law and try to seni them on a false tra:l? I think that this would be a pet subject for investigation ; and Mr. Davies’ inquisition would be more prefitably em- ployed in bringing those men to justice than in hounding down bardworking otticials whose only offence consists in using the privilege to -record their votes ae British freemen.

Mr. Crosby being very popular around here as a statioomaster, with a!] shades of po iticians, the people felt very indigaant at the aseault made upon han by Irving aad are +till more indignant that the men in \be employ of the Goverament shoud assist the criminal to escape.

We will anxiousiy await and see if the Minister of Marine will be as keen on the scent of real criminals as he has tern J in hounding down poor officials who-e } otly offence had been asserting their man- ood in the excercise of their franchise. Yours, ete., JUSTICE.

8:2n ing

Cape Traverse Feb. 26 1897

We want everyone to know that we are still inthe old place and oftering our goois cheaper than ever. We hold our customers by giving good goods at jew prices. The Cheap Crockery Store.—W, P. Colwill. 52 3wdw

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$e

Goods

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

BUACK CASHMERKES,

BLACK SFRGES,

BLACK CREPONS,

BLACK FANCIES. Made by one of the best Maaufacturers 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 CRAPES, CrareE CLorus, MourninG Borperep Arp Ex- BROIDERED ITANKERCHIEFS., ETC. JOB LIXE 1,000 yds at 22c, donble width TARTANS ard FANCY PLAIDSERGES Just received one thou- siud yds Tartan and Fan- ey Plaids, double wldth for Children’s wear and trimming, worth 35c at 22c a yard, Get some before it goes. lue worth 20c — Clearing line of 50 doz. 4 ply linen collars, standing and turn down, and 29e takes your choice of our 40¢ and 50c Neckties.

W. A. Weeks & Co

___ Wholesale & Retail. George McDonald Night Literary Concert in Zion Basement.

THURSDAY NIGHT,4th INST

PROGRAMMWE.

1. Piano Daet....... Mi+ses Rowe

GOODS

and McLean.

2. Recitation, . Wii ceecée sapese.-- Baby Dear Misses Jean and Claire McLeod. 3. Vocal Solo. ..... ae

Mr. Wm. McKay.

4. Recitation. 5 i aet cabecsce Sse ETE ...Legend of Corrie Vechan Miss M. Bruce. 5. Vocal £0'0......00» ’Twas Within a Meil Mies Katie McLean. 6. Inet Duet...... Banjo and Harmonica Messrs Payne. 7. Qumrtetle. . . + cere. BE BE o cccccceee

Mesers Turner. ®, Paper ...... The Man and His Message Rev D. Sutherland.

Dil Te nc st torino oe a Misses Fraser and McLean. 10, Wie oe sO tia fos Miss M. McKay. ll. Reading. .

Mr. Jobn McPhezson.

1S, Deel Bi icccensiek etettitennc cn teennas Mr Reg. Stewart.

13. Weesteatiath.. © s j:-<eccssbnceditess a0 Mr. Coiin McNeill.

14, Solo :

15. Quartette ..

Mesers Turner.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Admission 10c. Tickets for sale Haszard & Moore’s, Geo Carter & Cv’s,

and Wm. M. Coffin’s.

True Time

Having refitted my Tran- sit Instrument, I am now prepared to undertake the rating of Chronometers, and the more particular regulating of the finest watches. All kinds ot watches for sale or. pro- cured to order.

E. W TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK.

THE STUDENT

Witbout doubt the BEST

0 CENT CIGAR

IN THE MARKET.

REDDIN BROTHERS

Opposite P. O.

|} THE BOOKSELLERS.

LEGRAPHIC.

4reoiat -Desvaroues to THE Examiner

MORE MISSIONS 10 ROME.

Solicitor-General Fitzpatrick to Return to the Holy See.

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Archbishop Begin, Too, On the Way.

Qvuenec, March 3. Archbishop Begin has left for Rome, and Solicitor General Fitzpatrick ‘eaves for the same city some time this week. A letter. received yesterday Canadian Co!lege at Rome Pope talked to Hon. Mr. over ap hour, that the Solicior admitted that the sc'ool settlement upvatisfactory and said that he would im-

from the

that the Fitzpatrick for Genera) was

save

prove it in time. ;

His Holiness asked why, if the Liberal arty was well disp ed, do Lhey pot grant ju-tice to the mincrity 2?) Fizpatrics sy asked for a papal ablegate or Commis sioner, and the Pope replied that the Vatican would consult with the Canadian bishops, in whom he had every conlidence. [t is, therefore, believed that Archbishop Begin has gone to Rome as representivg the Quebec prelates.

: Notes From ths Capital. Orrawa, March 3.

The sessional programme was discussed at the Cabinet meeting heid yesterday.

he Crows Nest railway ‘matter is pro- mi-ed for concideration today.

{t has been decided to let the Jaw take its course in the case of Sullivan, the Moncton murderer, and he will be hanged on the 16th inst.

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Grit Nominee fur Colchaster.

Hawirax, March 3, Firman McClure bas been nominated by the grits asa candidate for the House of Commons to fill the vacant seat for Co chester county.

Le Soleil Under Ban.

March 3. under ban L’Electeur

Cuicovutini,

Bishop Labreq:ie bas placed Le Soleil, which as . beral organ at Quebec.

. 2 + Sir Donald Sails. Lonocx, March 3. Sir Donald Smith sails for Canada on Saturday to confer with Mr. Laurier end other Ministers befure the opening of the

session.

succeede i

ania

Sinee buying out the Bazaar Company, we have gone larg>- ly into the Wall P per busi- ness, and are now the largest importers of Wali Papers iu thiscity, Sole agents for

Colin McArthur & Co., Mone

treal. Aifred Peats. New York.

New and exclusive designs,

right prices. ‘ample books ready. Everybody (invited to call and see the largest

Wall

stockan1 best value in Papers in the city.

GEO. CARTER & CQ,

ON ee eer a IR

oyal — Silver Polish

For your Silverware,

15¢ and 25c a bottle. Try it once, use it always For sale by

AW Reddin, Phm, B,

CENTRAL Sunnyside.

TO LET

A centrally situated dwelling house on* Dorchester St., now oceupied by Mrs. Stephen Whitty.

Also, “Warehouse A,” situated near Peake’s Wharf.

For particulars apply to

ARTHUR G. PEAKE,

Office at residence, Euston St., till Ist

Apri 52-—eod tf.

We Lead... _

With bargains in Shoes.

DRUG STORE

Boots and During this month we will offer extra bargains in ali kinds of ‘Footwear, in order to make room for new goods,

You Follow

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

R. BK. JOST

000

worth of Carpets and House Furnishings to. be ck aved in 30 days.

iat SW

till required,

chance.

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JR GREAT CARP

BOLE 8E O84 w* FVVHEF

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Clearance Sale for SO Days from Maren lst NO RESERVE

We have decided to clear out our stock of Carpets and general House Furnish- ings, arnounting to about $10,000, and offer the lot for 30 days for cash only.

A‘l ends and soiled Carpets will go at half price; every yard must go.

Terms strictly cash at prices advertised.

worth of Carpets aud House Furnishings to be cleared in 30 days,

SALE. | Rom, |

oo Ps ey we ree

Ui

Carpet may be made up and _ stored

Part payments taken, balance payable on delivery. New married people here’s your chance.

Old married peuple now is your

Those about to get married now is your chance. Stock list revised every other day till all is gone. Below is our stock list. Everybody knows Paton's is best. quoted for the same quality is owing to the different lengths in stock and the designs some sell better than others but all must and will be sold at the following prices:—

Come at once, The different prices

ISSELL” She says she won't sweep

% Seen, that cld carpet again. No won der, she can buy a new one so cneap at ? = Jas Paton & Cos.

BEST NO. 1 FIVE FRAME

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70 yds Pody Brussels, 5 frame, with pretty border to match, $150, quality so!'d everywhere at that price, sale price 75¢ (Sold)

35 yds, $).50, for. ss. ceceee sevecceeeevsecese Bol 15 yds, 150, for.....2+e+++-+- (Sold) ....--$1.00 3) yds, SOC

1-50 Ss eke naeee be es eee eciwee

B52 yds, 1.50 for.....ceceesecceees seeceeres TC 27, yds 150 for..c.ccccccecsccccsecccccceee TSE 29} yds, 4 frame fore. seeeeeeeeeeeeeee serees Te 43! yds Best Brussels, ........$1,€0, (Sold) Je

48} yds Best Brussels, (*old) 1.50, sele price 80e 32; yds Best Brussels,........ 1.50, sale price $1.10 363 yds Best Brussels, stair.... 1.50, sale pric: $19

17} yds Best English Velvet, .. $1.40 for 95e¢, Border. 202 yds Body to match, .- 1.50 for $1.00 (Sold) 9} yds Stair, Best Brussels, .. 1.40 fer 70e (Sold)

39 yds Body Brussels, Al quality, sale price 80c,worth

$1.35.

yds Body Brussels, regtlar price

i $1.50 fur G5e } yds Body Brussels, regular price 4

1

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1

i

145 for. S8d¢ 135 for S100 & )

yds Budy Brussels, regulrr price af oo ior i.65

27 yds Body Brasseis, regular price, $1. 27 yds’ Body Brussels, regular price, 14}? yds Body Brussels, segular price

35,now $1.00 1.35,now 105 1.35,now 95

About 50 yds of pretty designs and colors at spec- ial low rates.

GREAT GARPET GLEARANGE SALE |

AT PATON & COS

SECOND QUALITY

30 3ds body brussels,

70e be

50s

21} yds bovy brussels....cceseees seer

yds bo’y brussels....eeeeeeeeeeees 1,20. for 1.20 for

21 yds border, p okie’ viewkt:.ecoes Aa ae ne 50 yds body brussels....eeeeeeee eee 1.20 for 7h 161 yds body brussels.....++- seeeeeee 1.15 for fee 403 yds body brussels......4+ seeeeeee L110 for be 30 yds body brussels....++ seseeeseee 1.10 for ]5¢ 304 yds body brussels....see+ eeeseeee 1.09 for 75¢ 46 yds body brussels...... seeseeseee 1.00 for 65g

border .csces 1.00 for 70g

19 yds body

Come and get the bargains at once. Only 158 )ds left of that Jute Brussels, sold at 58c, sale pr:ce3sc; good patterns and will wear like pin wire; selling well;

will wear out any two cheap Tapestrys.

185 yds, 59e for 35¢-

HEMP CARPET.

- : ‘¢ An 125 yds solc. at. eee ose veecaeeovues7 eeeeee -12¢ now Ye

Wool Door Mats, $1.40, $1.50, $1.60, now $1.25. 4 No 1 Brussel Rugs, sold for $2.75, now $2.13 bugra- via Rugs, sold at ¥5. now $2.2

Veeereqcensers 384 yds body brussels, ................$1.50 for Je 34 yds body brus-els, .......cccccccee | 312 sde bh. dy: bautetis, ....06.6-sessece § eseeeenoede20e20ed¢ee7808208 1

211 yds of so-cailed English Velvet $1.50 for

20 yds Moqucit.cccccscccscce cosess$l.29 1&3 yds body brusselss++> .../........ 1.26

BODY BRUSSELS.

25 for 80@ 25 for S4e .25 for S5e 90¢(Sold) ) tor Te for S¢e 11 Rugs, 1 or 2 of each; ut prices to clear.

) large Wool Rugs, sold at $10.50, now $8 50.

2,000 yds Tapestry, at special discount prices,

1,000 yds Lest English Qile’oth, from 17c to 30¢; 2 yds wido.

500 yds Lest English Oile'oth: 4 yds wide, prices to clear.

Squares made up. .” 1 12% 6, 13 ft 6, regular price Hemp Carpet. $11.50, now 829.75. Scotch and Union Squares 85 yds Fancy art patterns B . »,, 0Ue, no y 1 g 8.50 now & 6.75 Hem . , how = if 2 ] 8.50 now 6.75 1 1300 now 10.50 (Sold) “ee 9] - 1 1260 now 10.60 -_ yds Hemp, alc, nae lve 1 130 now 10.50 60 yds Hemp, 32c, now lie 1 1300 now 10.00 SO yds He mp, 30c, now 25¢ 1 8.50 now 6.50 604 yd Hemp, 28c, now 22¢ & 1 9.00 now 7.00 93 yd He mp, 2c, now 20¢ : 45 vds Hemp, 3&c. now 2&c Best Scotch Carpet. af ae tua? ae =U4 yd Hemp, sc, now oUe 66 vds Scotch, covece $1.25 for 96e 26 yds Hemp, 38c, now 28e 30} yds Scotch ...... $1.25 for 98e 79 yds Hemp, voc, now 50e 394 ws Scotch, th ie 1.25 for 90e 738 vids He mp, = i, how 0c 49% yds Scotch, ...... 1.25 for 95e 2? vds H 0 9 - ? ddd vds H T . woe. 10 wile 423 yds red and black 1.25 for 95e é7 . is i. = as — “a . > a: . ‘> t . v ve 60 yds Scotch .... 125 for Si« 50 yds H&orest Jewel. Fire Union Carpet. 343 yds Union, A oa 65e, now 50c y Qi iY é 34}-yds Union, ...... 80c, now Se Sale Positis € 81 yds Uniov, .... 35c, now 26e 2(}4 yds Union, ...... 38c, now 28e "i cary 60 yds Union, ...... 48c, now 36e No Re Serve.

N. B.—BRING MEASUREMENTS

Stamper'’s Corner.

ew * met

Piters, both with and withoutdrums, all sizes; and agaie Waterloo Niagara, Star, Success, StenJard, Perfect. Maritimn

THE CARPET MEN OF P. E. ISLAND WITH YOU......

: J O77. D r

This Weel’s

Silks at 82c per yd--- silks. Forty patterns, plain silk cre- pen, plain Chin sura silk, fancy China silk.

attractions

silk, plain

THINK OF BUYING

Silks at 5Oc per yd— Silks .Thirty patterns, Ombra Silk, Fancy Silk Crepon,Plain Sura Silk, Surah silk.

MUST CHANCE HANDS

All of these Silks at 32c and 5Oc per yd, former prices 55c to 8QOc per yd. .