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E

Beer from England

The anti Scott Act party dolom- that the Scott Act is it useless law. and that. more liquor was sold nod... it thsn under the license system. Th- fnllowing. which we clip‘fr"m a letter written recently by s fri-nd who was stopping for Is f- w days at Pic‘-ton, 175‘ give tlluee people an id-a of what pv- sons directly enzag-d in the hqu- :- bininesl think of it. ll" «ye: --

" Inst nwht I met two English tr3v»l lers, amid duri g our c nv rwatjun l lw=u'!l(‘(l that th-~r repro-se ted l-rge div tilleIlB* in Englan l. 'l‘h- y ll -lIIN~I'O¢l V be in 8'. Jo‘ n duri .g the Sc»-r Act can. pnign in Cl)-\l'l-ttl58Y*'V". 3nd harms: 0" the defeat of mg Act, vh~*\; left st one and crossed over to obvnin cider}/The_\ !‘r‘p0Ptt-cl llsvlng s--cured immense nI‘d“!“ in the short space of no rlu_\'s, and were gre--.t‘y plQN98dsll'lIl’ the Act was dufeved By t.hema.nncr in whiz-h they spoke ~-

sever-al of the citiz-—ns of Charlottetown

there is no doubt but that y--u will ban pl-u-ty of the ‘ critter’ very so vn "

This clmsrly shows that the Scott Act. did greatly injure their husit-en. But. now that it has h--en»r- peeled I!‘ may expect. to see them carry on thei- nefsrious trade more extrnsivelylthsn ever they did before.

Municipal Government.

IIumi!c¢ic Review. of N-v-4 Y -rlr, dr-char s that “our municip- governments fir the nnst part. are a

disgruc“ tn civil"z~sli-~n and Cbl'ist.inr--

ity.” ; It. would almost se--nu fr-rm thi

startling hut. un-quiv~ cal pro-mm-cu

ment that the writ» 1' had lived in Char lottetown who-re mur-icipsl govern- ment has not only-been a disgrace ta cisiliz-«tint! _ and Christizunity but it fires Q: well.

In an my large cities a. reform movo - ment has been set on foot, and it in nsturslly attracting as good deal of at- tention. r Municipal govern ment is be- coming a burning question everywher- and it is high time too. Univ-rs--’ di-wst.i~factinn it felt. at the poor thing: substituted for it hero», and we may say the some hu'ds tru--, with one or two. exceptions. r~ g.-\--ding tlo-e __wh. c0'npV'iQ|' Th?3" qnpgfinn Of mY0rnIj&~‘eofiJss«d‘vy s thorny one. I9£l—5.fiy’o-6'-ms that may be made tr

-§llIpl'¢'iVI' matters apart. fmm the own sition which they would indisputably provoke in the case of those who hold the reins of government, would utter. ly fail. unless 3 considerable maj--ritv of the citizens could be found to sup port and I-.4-ontl them.

Thus i' flfielns to us that in thi- c'~mI.nuni'v. as o-l.~‘-4-w'i--re, the loll)?-im of the riificullV Preterm-tin-ly with th-‘ ratepayers. We feel pretty certain- that. good mu -icipal eovnrnmc-nt. is

earnestly d --in-.d by a l r;e number of

the ci'iz-ns of Charlottetown. if so.

wherefore this delay? Why is not

some prompt. rheiaive action taken

' whereby the L-zislsture shall be com

poll»-d to exert. their authority in nu sistinz us to place our civivgovern meat. on a footing which shall be at lint blo-l

Now that the Sco‘t. Act. election is oven, i . is the hound:-n dntv of all wt 0

have the best interests of our com munity at ht-arr to -arise and set. “’~ should not, ss we need not, submit. ta the hufnilizltion of ham inn f -r our civi- ru‘ers in-lividu sl~i who do not

not onlv the instinct-' of ecntility, but worse, have no respect. for the l3w~ which are framed for the good gov:-fr- ment of the people, whose welfare they have sworn to uphold. This question. will have to be agitate-d before th- next seuion of the Ljgislature, and our rv-pres-totaitives must. be made. to feel that the wishes of the maj'vrity- must not be set aside b»-c-use of tho factions opposition of a st-lfivsll minority.

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To-day’s Election.

We wn:t‘d r--mir d every I7-tnnpnrance voter that it is absolutely necessary to go to the, polla and vote for the temperance candidates. Let. no man

sup . . that bvcauae the S-:'-ht. Act was defeated, tl-errfore it dies not mot- ter'whetho»r they vote or not. It does

.n.stt.er. if by any means 1; License law. wvre passed such is lmv wnuld l-rsly he in the hands of the C‘i?..y Ctxuncil, and if by neglect of temper- 3nco men that Cmrcil should be “ all rum,” one does not need to’ imagine- the :out came.

The come st for the msynrslty is be- tween Mayor lilavil-and and John P. Tanton. E-q The uflic-s is not as the Examiner wished it to he u"derst-cod. m~I"c-ly “an honorary one." The msyor is not is “figure head." In Council the CI-i--f Magic! rate has an important duty to pt-rf--rm in the mat- ter~ of ruling. It be be the mo-r» tool of is p-irty who got him his Olfictlon, flirt. unly great, mi.chi9f hug" Ntqgl h\I't may be done the city.

_ Mayor Hsvilsnd hss burn the means of saving the city not only its dignity, when it was in is power to do so, but also litigation, and tho 0-,xpPlIII! f-rllow. ins; it. no hlfi also _bem>fit.o-d tbg gig’ by lfiiivi ind ‘again refusing to sign ch-qua-s for use less expenditures.

'1'. Jfl’ T-sntnn has been spoken of as the Cmdid ate of the Fun vr party, It '73 *Idd.‘thn'. after Vh - ‘Qentlom no] l'*')J?"lrn(:IK the liquor into-re-.3t,3 had

solid vote, and with that and splitting up the to-mp:-rsnco wt: he would rid»- into power. We are sorry for Mr. Tanton. Snrrv that after all thr years ho» has f-iught the trsfiu he in last could be won over to their side. We have in Mr. Hsvilsnd on independ- vont. man who has wrought for th» rmd of the city, and the city should return him by n h-mdnerne In-joritv. In Ward Four Mr. BM-r sh u d -ilno he rvturnrd by It lame majority. He did not sveh the candidacy - was urged to come out in the int res- nf hnupr I-once, hy the f-PvlIlp"l:l|h(" men rf the Wmd. and they shoul st3-~d hv him rvg-urdlo-an of party Mr _Be<-r has csndidlv and fearlessly -tatv d his views. His opponent has not. Mr Bo-or will be elected or do-festrd on tho- question as to whether or not Wsnl F--ur wants 3 fair redi-ntribntion o‘ H-presentation: in the City Council -\t this time Ward Four cannot AB‘ -rd i-- its own interest and in the into-rest f the whole city, to give its voice 3;sinst this much needed reform.

An M. P. Jailed.

A d ‘st-o‘ch from Gloom etc-'i', M‘«ss., s e:—“ H-m. James McGrn'ln, n-ember »f the Niwf uulls ad leaisl -ture, visiting Tllll city, --as in n sslouu yew rds_v .f~'(-rnu -n when am ultercwfinn are-I» he- tween a friend with him and s s-rang r. A poliasm an attempted to arrest. the p r Hes mailing the - iaturhawcr, \1cGr-uh ‘lid nut linow the oflicere, t-hwy having --o unif--rm on. and tri-d to prev 11: hi~ friend's srrewt The p-vl‘-c in n then ar- rested MiGr>-th and to In him to the sta- v-ion house He was subseqm ntly bnile out. The ch:-rgu ggainst but is uhst.vuct- '--g an oflic r in the discharge of his du'y.

A Babe With Horns

Ciurnns, \lin:n., Jm. W.-Mrs. Sarah A, Mntffil, 8 Rip cvshle lady Of Bum» Bridge, Waugh: county, bss given t birth to the most r- iusrlcsble mo-'it.r--sivy e-ve ' srd 0' in this p3t't of M.Inn- s-us T Q’ um-ple who have vi~it.-d Ih-- house all i- h-- devil. The mother when she saw it. vent. into hysterics and has b -- n rent to rh-- mylum 3' St. Peter in u h--pelms state inf lunacv. The devil w-—.s' b ru f--ur we ln ago, and h I8 cle\'el()§wIl so rapi ly that it -evghs 22 pounds. Its display --f n g-lligeucv is sumetwie-g w nle-rful. n d exceeds that of or i a y c ildreu from 13; - 1811: who old I s body :3 c--v- re-.. thickly with auburn hair shunt two inche- I ng. It his two it -run, atul like that of 3 cat, 3nd feet which are partly like til» I -f a man and pan-tlylike th-ssofad g.

The Morning Reporter.

Chauncey D -p-w. prcsid-.-nt. of the N in Y -rk Central railwsv, sddremed the BI: is Yo~ lr pfflel club on S tu-dav. in th- Broadway theatre. He said :--I know o‘ no better --hject in this an-st city th3~ that which will provil» funds to f|!!'_l_;~j§h a bum" 3n all thst that wear-if with its clubahle .pro:'-eviies, f -r thu new-paper lli-n. and e«p eully til» oewspap r r- - putters of New Y rlt. ‘ If th--re is my on- human being who inl an ui-der-t~--d than -nether it is the r--pater. I have met “ill: at all ll 1)’! 0‘ tb-4 day and night "lgught-r ) He rings me up before I have breakfastvd. and he accompanies mo- mhs-d. (laughter). In five nights out of the week he breaks up the first sleep which in the I'll’-I’ pt-e~i-us of the busy man. 3 y'-t. in-c g--iz» him use In sf useful in rub ~r «if this gr» at co-mopolitu» ‘v op’e. ,The reporter is for us, in lb iuuvnal spread mvon our brealtfa-7 table --v ry morning. he-«vi--2. sight. sm ll. H e -9 everything that is going ~ 21; gatheri- it and mak s s panorama of it. B - he-«rs slljthe 1-rs.-o._! discussi-vns of the day, g van in th-ir snbsta- c . their meet. their nith. He e -m -s in contact with the great puh‘ic. and We feel with him the electric 'hrill -svd the cum -tion that is running it’-rough the body tolitic. With 3 scent lie. not ‘ll&'I as d -rvctire he urn-av ls z-rim‘. -x- plnres mvstlries and l the full l f of the c mmnnit~ be‘--re us. The police h v-» their functions, but he leads vh m " hen th. y knew not where to go. T‘-e detective has his uses. hu- he p -int: out 'hin-yl the d -tsvtive is looking for IF th

t3'e and muni--ipgl ofiicialn hpve a higher tv---e th -11 --ver th y had he-for -. it it do to vhe cnursqnons. unpurchssable ru- ncrter who spt-coda their d -incs hef re th--ir co-istitn«-nt-. Th» dill‘.-r--«nee be. tween the rennrter of t - d \y -nd «-7 thirty You-I a-_m is imme-sur-bl». Then he h-u‘ -o rem-gniz-d st~mding.c Then he Its= 1'-wrelv a no-rwn whom y--u would care to meet anrwlwr-. Then interviewing WV’ uulnown. now it is a science. A Ill“? steps into the -tudy of th-- scholar, int the lsh "Itnry nf the scientist, into th otlice nf the lnwver, into the sanctum --f thu jnrlg.a' iutn the gtuulv 0' the miniitor and discusses wivh him his speciality as ably as he could himself.

The Salvation Army in Russia.

81'. Prrxnssnno, Jan. 20.--The Sal v.st.io,n A-mv nu R main is donme-l. Th: Imps-rial Gum mm»-n-' vi ‘V8 with "xtremr lis-‘svor the onntimmd prop gati -n - f Gem-ral Bo =th's id- as which have of live tilt-‘n deep ro -I’ in various parts V f Rue. uia. vvringipally in Fl’-l-uni, and al-o i~- Qt P-‘tors urgihelf l? is only a few ‘syn since 9. rsinful sens-~tion was cans--cl in aristocratic circle-s here hv the anti n 0' the Princess S rrz~'ua G441! I e wh-- it will be remembered wislrd to have the religiems -ervic-2 at the funeral of her late ‘h-nsbwnd p4l'70"lN6d in s-c-r-‘lance with R3!-sgtinn Army notions. and or lvrml thv ministernf the’ Gr ck 4-rthodnx chnrl‘ out of the htuqe In can non:-v of t;hi« 3|-(l - the-r rssvs which have re" bruught. to the notice of tho author-itis-s, than have detvrmine-l to tslm energetic meas- urv-sto check the further extension of Sslvsti--ninm.

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A Chance foil: B. Islanders

WASHINGTON, D (2. Jan. I8. —-The bureau of American Republics has received inf -‘mation that a Peruvian lady, n3mcd Adelina Concha dc (Ioncha. has Eon-d a. mans pr-ze of $5000 to the girl htc-gen “the years of IR and an who shall be judged by a committee to have most t‘ll$'tllguisl|t1l henelf for aroisbility llllfilllgultct. accom- plishments and chavitv. The samellarly has °Ke'ed_ 3 biennial prize of $1,300 to the lgrvtgcura who shhelll have proved himself mngof za u n . - MM‘ [em 11 pg‘: first three yearsofir cage Slsealso sellers a "triennial priu of $1.810

nus -mk;of s t; also. an aunml ‘S10-9 10 the two s.:bulars of bath

_ _ writes. of the vn -mcipal sch-'-ole who shall halo

they tried him, promised him their

to the _u3inIer or sculptor of Peru. :who, in cuulpeuu -1». shall uroducethr most mgigm-i.? prize of,

Clicked by a Fish Bone. I

Qutlltc. Jan. 3l.—.~\ woman was buried here yesterday wh -or death was c used by a fish bore While eating lid: on Friday, a bin: stuck in her throat lnaeadof cslliufi a physician to run we the 0hatruc'ion. she ll -s ly got rid of i' herself as she though . by l relng it down into her stomach. were it lid its deadly work still more eIi'ect.iv- ly.

The Death Rate.

Orruu January l9.—-The highest death rate in the 29 -ities and towns eni- braced in the mortality returns for til’ it: nth belongs t» the city of Quebec whi--.h was 237, the next in. order being Ha ifax with 311 The lowest was Gal. with 54, t. o western cities - Wi -nipog and Victorzn-—-b ing 71 on. 66 re-pect

ively.

A Rival to Koch's Lymph. Pstus. -lull)-st] 19.—D cto-s Barth- and Picbo. of Namtes, have recently m d an intmedaio-g experiment. in the ties us at of u muupti n Acting on tllr nwt. thnt g-ans 3~e not suhj» ct to» en ellmplinu, the d cmrs, atlcr exp rim-nt vuaj -n rsbhios, inir-cu-cl the bi od of : .;OA! into the veins of two e--mum rm pstio~n's, one A b -y of 17 and the --t er -- w man «of 47 y-srs. Butll svients an sin»: to have greatly improv .

‘To Save a Brother Mason.

Cmcsoo, Jun 18 -One huud-ed am."- hirty-» w Kuigrits Templar to-d-y snf f.«.-red the loss of s piece of their cuticlr which was t unsfei red t-- S r Knighr J- h Dlclu-rsun. The cancer whzch had a.‘ ' zclu d has thigh was ruuovid Some Iim -«go, but so drop and wide an incision ha '0 he made in the flesh that nature an unequal to the '3sk of wining the gnpiu w--u .d. It will h-« in -ls-s b f re lh re-uat of the experiment. i.- known.

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Says England's Queen is Stingy

Nansen, Jan 15.-Rev C. O. luhn- son. 3 pl'~unlue~il M th dust cl:-rv_'ym-s . is being srverely critic*z d f-r d c'al':n_~ r--m the p‘llplI that Q i in vlC[=sl'l:\ w mngy 8 d llmrdrd up money which eh could well.-pare, and thit it would do 2: .:!'eat d-mint g-»~-d in (lal'l(e<.\f E. gla.-1 "ll-it there were ms 37 up;-ort=.n‘tn~s xi abstc untry for philanthropy, but ab. 21- ver (~mb">u'el them. The criticism -i-uvnltoed, the pre-it-h=-r to 1' turn to th- suhje-cl: --gain Muir S-Judas‘, when he way more emplmtic th in Gift r.

News Items.

HANLAN has been elected manager of ur Piusburg b-is -ball club.

A REPORT has run hull the Truro Dltllg. Names of a s -d 3fi's'r at Tiyl0f'lllV. Upper Srewisck-:. A w~-msn named Bates bu!- srered her lhubu up in an indie near '1-h V at-_-ve tu remain while sl1g_ut_t_- nced 3.. zhg Fflilkllx 00 list!‘-~l=t.vta”ii'v» she found th. tribe eI_-_v;.lop-3d in flsm -s caused by 1; ,tLhF§B::\'e|V‘-(lid buy playing with Gr». 3 "I -em g tire to th - cradle cl--then T —. »:m'cl 173* so to--rb _v burn. d that it diet:

in is few hours after. _.__.—_——¢.__._.__.

Medicos in the States

"When Isev,” says a retired physician, "that more than 10,000 medical stud:-n'e’ hove own into full-flwgv-d physician- in the united States during the last two. vests, I am inclined to rejoice at the fsct t‘o3t I so: no longer practisi~.g. The ex tracu-di-nary ‘increase in vhe number ,0 lecture. the ~volu'i -n of the p.tent -no --cin s from ab urd quack. rr 1;

cimirilic Iemedi-s,, and the gvoath 1 h-- praicrib ug h.b£t among. «lruggsvs euallv it had w -rk fur the doctor toe3r:- : livi 3. Of cours--, the spec-is la! malrvs - big i .c -me. but them are ma ._v cl. vu- -bysieiar s to-day who fiul it h-rd w--rl: to m-he both end! meet."--New York Tribune. . :-—-:-u—.—w-—r—I—w

Scott Act in Pictou Town.

Enough has been done within the last ouple of In-mths in enf--rcing the law gaiust liquor Selim-r3. to show that the -resent. temper.-wee act is s go-d one. and --pahle ~-f being vigovously Operated, Fines of 6f'y dollars each lHVe be u cul- ecu d fl‘-In M. “CD -nnld nf the R.-verr ll tel, G o lrlrh. clerk in Mrs. J. 8. Me D nsld’s establishinent, Ouelvi--, Bhzel. in‘ Mr! M Pace. One of thr-se--O_c..]. -. ie, has closed his be sudl ft vhe now while two others have szive . up their nlli. it sud do-eluding busia-cc.-. Baflldei the fim-s ab--ve me-.nri n (1, Mr. R- 4! ha» r cently psid two uld times, the result ..f convicti--us s-cured under the lust. pr-as-e. cit.-r, but which were appeal d again-t I-v no css-~ of nppe-l - ither to the county or s ipr.-me court. h..v~- the liquor seller been successful.-—Pict.uu Standard.

Ice in the Mediterranean

The harbors of Toulon and Laseyn-= an Er zen--ver for the first time on rccor Th olive crop in the De meutof Gard «.3 fast being ru ned ole communes in the neighb orhood of Perpignan, in the Pyrenees, are cut off from c..mm..nic tion with the rest of the wo-ld and wsyiarers in them districts have been .5:-baa... to l8éttl'l.« _ , _ V .. ‘

T‘-e Algiers mail steamer arrived at Port Vendres, on the llIed'1t~‘I~'ranean, to- day covered with ice and wow. At Sara- gossa, Spain. the mercury is 14 degrees Eshrcnheit and £3 ow is ta ling

The S ine at its (3 nfluenc-- will the Oise is jammed with pack ice ten feet h gh. The Loine at Naval‘! is frozen over. A large number of ve eels are i e- bound at Bordeaux. Man wolves and wild b are are nvad ng 230 ted districts in Fm ca.

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A Sure Cure for D.phtheria.

Pmunznruu, Js uvtry 16. —Dr. E Quin Th «mun. as rec nt graduate 0f.t«ll0v J.-Hers 1; medical coll gs .f this cry, ha- discwv red when hr c -hsi-lo-I8 an abs inta- cure f.r‘ diphtheria‘ Whll treomug n seveiecase 0' his terrible d-s a.~z~- mm «lays am» it oc urrvd vuthu d ‘l I: -1" that s s -lutio - of hydrogen pe oxide w uld dissolve the diphthc-ritic tueuib-nneraml

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Dollars-

Bosrox, January 19.-—-Judge C'8“P0l1t0|' in the U itet Sta, esoircuit court to do},

ve as decision i . thrcase of the United ts es vs. Alexsn ‘er MeCsllum and others, holding that the -‘ole den s, con-

:t 00. , of Ho yoke, are liable for violatio of the’. con met labor lbw, and judge: nt for the }lsintifl' is ordered/in $10,000:: d costs. Defendants in 1885 con noted "with one Paul GI‘-MOB. 0‘ Proysnd, France, to come to this country su-1 work for them -t their -ilk stock:-not ‘sctnry in Holyoke The de ence*conten- led that Glouton's work was on_ French -tockirgs, the manfacture of which 18 8 -vs-v in ustry her-. and that they were ex- =-mp from th operation of th- rtatut s. l'he governmgng goal; the ground thnt_the work we-. not on the psi-t:~ of the stool rugs which were different from Ihooe pru- «susly ma. lo here. — , -———->-————-

Panama Canal Lottery Puts. l3n._ is »M. Gmml p rsident "T he committee of thc_PInamI. !~'h3'ehulcIc-rs mil hundll -ldarc, announces rlm the r m -uittce has chi in-d the consent of lllr-. (‘L Vern .511: ‘ml the 3 ,prnqa«I Hf fie committee of ‘ iqui'lslic-n. for s new t¢h€m¢- “W €'°Ili° ---nee pvoposess succession of small lc-ucries »f‘lo0.000.I oo francs 2o.ovo, on frs-‘cs in urine: to be assigned to each l nery and the et profits thgfcrm to be used innit-frayl g u- c- st of ‘he csnsl wurls at the Isthmus - 9' Panama. The canal will he cnrnpleted. M . ," mp} _.,m¢-g m 1 i. the I. sdinu f-I-.vn‘c oi me -clievne. and adds that be aslrs no it ng fr--in -ne bmdhilders while he assures the com «lesion of the Panama‘ canal and reetores tn *1» b -ndholtlers what they have at present last The Gov.-mm: at will a.-ll: Ihe ‘ hsmbev t licnulie-s to give us sancti;-n to the sgheme The new company mil muké tine c -rt~acts vnh all com actors uttering .s0ll('l guarantees -r the rxccutinn of the dilfrtcnl works Rn udv cm c-gingl in the former "anama canal will he allowed to have anythinu I0 do Vi! " e new gdmiuisvmi--n The prom-we s I the «them»: are‘: nguine of succws. ‘st the in-uvs is not hvorahly disposed to the ll-n hr public, too, is n--I (lls‘p_nsr(l to risk funh r woney in c -nnecli?-n with the canal.