70R THE TUNNEL,

-AND—=

POR RECIPROCITY. THE CANDIDATES.

QUEEN’S COUNTY. ponald Ferguson, Patrick Blake.

;

KING’S COUNTY. 4, C. Macdonald, John MacLean.

a

PRINCE COUNTY. George W. Howlan, Richard Hunt.

—_ : ne Local and Other Items. il y Couk practice the Rink to-

- fur Cares. —Crossing from this side

to-day. - ° Hoor Daw. and dum’~..) exercise at the Weat [ent Street Schoal. s st aiimiitien Goow Vatwe. The half price counter at

ond Bookstore haa aplendid barguins. -

PrepricreD Rrelrrocity

and France at the school Entertainment

; Niece bay

the Dian between Ireland on -_--- >> —

4 kt remnants white cotton? cueap at Stanly Bros’, Brewn Block.

120 Si eod&a aii ssliaiiasoenialin Tur STANLRY, at latest account's, Was in}

tha ice about two miles from Panmure Is

2asyd ab scale forme Court.—This morning Smith, better known as “Jimmy Maguire.” yaa given two months imprisonment.

t . soln

7

Tewrevance. —Tne WC. T. 0. will hold aocher of their popu! iv teinperancs meetings q fuesday evening, 24th inst Nee adrt.

inmipeny soctat on Tuesday, the 3rd March, by the vung ladieg of Wesley Mission Ban i, in the

husement of Methodist Drick Church, dita

NarcreaL History Soctery.—Remember Principal McSwain's paper Scivie thia Society in ¥. M. C. A. Parior, «at 8 o'clock, on Mon- day evening next. Adiniasion free,

satheasaliltialasineadh

Hocxey.—A full attrndance of the mem- bers of the Hackey Club is requested at the rink to-night, to practice tur the match ou Wednesday night

liana

.sormen Castenarnian.—Mis. Duncan Grant, who died in Cape Breton a month or wage at the sge of 102 years, left four child- ie, sixty-five grand-children, forty-five great grand-children and several great great grand- aildven. A most remarkable freak of nature inthis woman's life was that two years before her death she became the possessor of three new teeth, of which she was very proud.

iiinatiene

Cocxry Cover.—The County Court of Queena County holds its sitting for March as follows : New London, Tuesday, Srd; New Cilaszow, Friday, 6; Bonshaw, Tues- St. Peter’s Road, Friday, 13; Charlottetown, Tues- day, 24 Satarday, 14th March next is the last day for serving summonses for March teim in Charlottetown.

cedadigiliinges

AtrexTion.—A correspondent writes: A freeh ebb-editor for the Patriot is wanted without delay—sharp. If the present sub. ediier of the Patriot, in the absence of his worthy chief, cannot get off an “On dit” less wpid than his latest on the pie social at York, he should be looked after by his frien:'s This sparkling light of the nineteenth century would scarcely know the long tailed quad: uped in question, and might like bis cham look a bunch of ferns and find a * toad.’

lay, 10; Eldon, Tuesday, 17 ;

sino’

-_-——--——

Religious Services.

Peter’a Charch.—8 a. m., Holy Com- munion: 10.15, Mating; 11 8 m., Holy Communion and sermon on tie Parable of the Draw Net; 3.15 p. m., Children’s Service ; 1.45, Evensong; 7 P: m., Penitential Service aid sermon on the Warning of Esau, Remember the Railway Gospel Meeting in McLeod's Hal! at 4 o'clock. Strangers always welcome, Lesson: Ezekiel 33-11—*‘As I live «aith the Lord God, L have no pleasure in the death of the wicked. ’ 4 mass Evangelistic meeting under ‘the anspices of the Evangelical Alliance, will be held in the Y. M.C. A. Hall (to-morrow) Sabbath evening, at 8 30. Short addres es will be delivered by the Revds. John Read. of the Fires Methodist Church, and William ifamlyn, Reetor of St. Paul's. All are cor- li-lly invited, é in consequence of the above meeung, the 40’clock meeting will not be held. Services to morrow in Zion Church will he conducted by the pastor in the morning at Il, and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Morning prayer meeting at 10 15 Sabbath sehool and bible classes will meet at 2.30 yp. in,

St

——— ——--- ©. ee

Curling.

The first of a series of matches between rinks plaving for the President and Vice- President, were played Wednaeday afternoon at Hillsbor ugh Rink. The following were the rinks, skips and scores :

VICE-PRESIDENT.

PRESIDENT,

HK Johnson, vs J Unsworth, A A Macdora'd, TC James, ol Irving, W W Reer, JA Loogworth, FH Beer,

° (skip) 7 (skip) 3 ¥ Moore, vs LE Breeken, A cRae, Wm Breheut, Rav Jas Carruthers, H V Palmer,

(skip) 16 (skip), 7

Dr Beer, vs EH Beer,

C B MeNeill, W A Wee ks,

D B Stewart, P Pope,

THE DAIL

a

Y EX

~~ < -

TELEGRAPHIC N

he :

EW

s.

a

Speotat Duspatours to Tae EXawiner,

GRIT TREASON

Further Revelations

In the Farrar Conspiracy | Case. |

(iher Prominent Grits In- culpated. |

THE ODDFELLOWS ALARMED

— eee

1, Feb. 21 Farther revelations in the Farrar con- apiracy case inculpate Prof)sor Coldwin Smith, Alderman Hallam, of Toronto, and other premineut Cirits,

The Oddfellows have become «alarmed at the annexation ceuapiracy and are railyiug | te Sir John’s support in grand stylo. The | Liberal-Conservative Chieftain is one of the oldest members «if the (rder in Canada,

BLAK&S RYT.REMENT

Unrestricted Reciprocity the Calise,

Doesn't Want Direct Taxation !

Orrawa, Feb. 21. The grits scill refuse publish Mr tlake’s letter of retirement, but one im- portant paragraph has been made public. Here it is:

“Eam epposed to Unrestricted Reciprocity, as it will surely lead to one thing, and that is Direct Taxation, which neither myself ner the people will submit to or endure.”

THB LIBGRAL RBVILT Big Meeting in St. Joho.

Unrestricted Reciprocity Condemned.

Sr Jomx, Feb. 21.

The Liberal meeting in the Institute last night was one of the largest gatherings held inthis city for many years, Immense excitement followed the speeches of Chairman Potts and the three County members, Stockton, Alward and McKeown, all of whom spoke strongly against the Grit policy of Unrestricted Re- ciprocity, and called on the electors to sup- port Sir John.

All the speakers were cheered to the ec ho.

So grows the Liberal revolt in New Brunswick !

OOrTAW

ee eee trae: = me

tw

A Cruel Revenge.

Ortawa, Feb. 21.

It is reported that Hon, Edward Blake has become quite deranged, and will never again be fitted for public life. The report was probably started bythe grits for the purpose of reducing the importance of Mr, Blake's repudiation of unrestricced recipro- city. It is a cruel revenge.

Doesn't Know the Facts.

Orrawa, Feb, 21. The Free Press of last evening contra- dicts the report of James Yeo's dejection, and sxys he is loyally supporting his brother. (The Free Press doesn't know the facts.]

oe

qone to Kingston.

Toronto, Feb. 21. Sir John A. Macdonald has gone to Kingston, where he will remain until nomi-

nation day. 9+ 6

Farmers, Read This!

TWO COLUMNS CAREFULLY AND NOTE THE RESULTS.

STUDY THESE

The total exports of Canadian farm products, of all classes, during the past 21 years have been ws follows :

Te To United Great

Year. States. Britain.

OD. os énv ots - 04a $ 9,723,879 ed ca aes 13,213 566 8 | 83,338 I cin be neus 14.117 844 10.5"9,0 6 WU ibe cavces 13,600,244 14,701,947 BED deeb cduae 14,450,035 18,°64,139 gk ewes 13.097 985 }5,459 692 SE 2. acdsee’ 16,691,401 16 281 730 WTF cans bsse-s ROSIE 14.765 991 MR Se cen 11,460 144 19 147.608 BT. ccactontecs 13, ‘44 385 19 le 8 77

TET 14 163 783 23 746,084 ares Ss" 16 '78 318 24 818 859 Ee 24782186 24 609 551 cna eeeee 18 56 867 27,6352 934 SE cain bee 044 13,870 S13 0 044,13! Race bees 15.1849 3 23 48 ',658 SO. Fikes 5 ... 15.495.783 92 543.9 6 MS 5 4 badass 15,257,617 25,75 .882 a wdecan 17 902.021 20 863 712 Rs oe ea ae 262.718 1G Gul, b15 ee... 13,485,727 22.2%, 48

The Liberals say the United States is the best market fur our faimers. The Conser- vatives say Great Bricaiu is our farmers best market, The above are the official figures. What do you say yourse!t?

Peop'e may differ in opinion on politics, but they all agree that Prowse Bros. new

(skip) 9 (skip) 12 32 30 The next match of the series will be

played next Monday afternoon,

a

NER.

DIED.

At Kingston, Lot 31, on the 20th, Caroline Datfy, wife of the late James Crockett; in the S2nd year of her age.

Without a doubt Beer & Goff's 24 cent. Tes is the b st value for the money to be had or PE Island. feb?1 3i

Ui. to Beer & Goif’s for the nicest locking and finest flavored Applesintheecity. feb2!3i

—— a ——————

POLITICAL MEETINGS. (ERE Candidates for Queen'’e County ww)!

roeet the Klectors at the following times

and places :—

Mount Stewart Hail~Piiday, 13th Pebra.- ry, at 6 o'clock. Moneghan Road l4th, at 2 o'clock. Vernon River bridge Hall—Monday, 16th, at 6 o'clock, tirandview Schoolhouse—-Tiuesday, 17th, at 6 o'clock. Wood Islanda School (Weat)—Wednesday, 18th, at | o'clock, Belle Creek Schoo!--Wednesday, 18th, at 6 o'clock. Eldon Hall—Thursday, 19th, at 6 o’clock, Pownal Hall— friday, 20th. at 6 o'clock. New D minion Schoolhouse—Saturday. QMst, at 2 o'clock. Bonshaw He-»il.-Monday, %3rd, ct 6 o'clock. Crepaai flali--Turs tay, 94th, at 6 o'clock, Spiingtea Schoo honuse— Wednesday, 25th, at 1] o'clock. Bradalbane THeil— Wedoesday, 25th, at 6

Schoothouse—Saturday

they have done.

with safety.

Hessians.

stew neneee

SATURDAY,

fis a pleasant occupation to many. Pontemplating, with secret self-satisfaction, the good

your

nh nh china ee: et A a te i A Te

FEBRUARY

trade.

LSU1.

a ee tn a ne

a

gi ‘They enjoy

It is not like ws however, for we be- lieve in progression of the most rapid type consistert Onr plan for the future contemplates taking adyantage of every circumstance that will aid us im securing advertise. secare it by our goods and prices. grades, from the lowest to the best; Grey Cottons, fine qualities, for family use; Shirting Ginghams, an end- less variety of patterns; White Dillow Cottons and Sheetings, Tab'e Damasks and Napkins Tickings and Low Prices on all lines ef goods.

No accomplish that end we

if you read and act you will find that we'll

8¥hite Goods, all

iw {=}

See ao: canen moor STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK,

L o'clock,” p. mm. Clifton Hall—Friday, 27th, at 6 o’clock. Hope River Hall--Saturday, 28th, at J

Charlottetown, February 18; 159! eod & w

ky

o'elock.

Rustico Rankh—Saturday, ?Sth, at 6 o’eleek, Brackley Point Road Hall—Mondsy, 2nd March, at 2 o'clock.

febl]1—all pra dy wy ti 28th

POLITICAL MEETINGS,

iar Sanen of the h Party will address tre Queen’s County at the following times places :—-

Liheoral-Conservative Riactora” of and

i i bald, be ;

Granville Schod!house ~-Satai 2 at 6 o cl ek. St. Anne’s Schoolhouse—Slonday, Mar 2nd. at 6 o’c'ock, New Haven Schoolhonse—Monday, 2nd 6 o'clock. Emyvale Schooihouse—Tuesday, 6 o'clock Cavendish Hall—Tuesday, 3rd, at 6 o'clock. Montagne West Schoolhouse—Tuesday, j 3rd, at 1 o’clock. . Point Prim Schoolhouse—Tucsday, 3rd, at! 1 o'clock. Orwell Cove Schoolhouse--Tuesaay, 3rd, a! | 6 o'clock. Caledenia Schoolhouse—Tuesday, 3rd, a} 6 o'clock. ' Stanh»pe Schoolhouse—Tuesday, 3rd, ai 1 o'clock, Tracadie Cross Schoo'house—Tuesday, 3ré, | at 6 o'clock. Alberry Plains Schoolhouse—Wednesday, | 4th, at 1 o’clock. Avondale Schoolhouse Wednesday, 4th, at | 1 o'clock. feb20—her guar wat

POLITICAL MEETINGS,

HE undersigned will meet the Electors at | the following times - nd places :—

Morell—W ednesday, 18th inst., at 1 o’vlost. | Head st. Peter's Bay —Thu:sday, 19tb, st} 1 o'clock. { Souris - Friday, 20th, at 1 o'clock. Dundas— Saturday, 21st, at I o’cloc’. (ardigan —Monday, 23rd, at 1 o’clock, Montegue Bridge ~Tuesday, 24th, at 1 o'clock. Whim Road Cross—Thursday, 26th, ai 6 o'clock. Muiray Harbor South—Friday, 27th, a | o'clock. Other announcements in due time. A. ©. MACDONALD, JOHN McLEAN,

ard ar

m?

febl7

ecture at Hunter River.

R, GEORGE A. BAYNES will delirer a Lecture at Hunter River on MONDAY EVENING next, the 23:€ inat., in aid of the Building Fund of the Union Church at that | lace. Subiect—'*MENTAL PIANTAS- MAGORIA.” dy 31 wy li—febl9

W. 0. T. U.

‘A Public Mec ting

WILL BE HELD IN THE

Te. Ce AG

ae pee

Tuesday Next. the 24th inst., AT 8 O'CLOCK, P. M.

His Worship the Mayor will preside. Ad- dresses by the Rev. dames Carruthers and Rev. John Read, on subjects now being con- sidered by the Temperance Men and Women of this community. Good music. Collection to defray expenses. 4i feb20

Temperance Convention.

HE Delegates to the Temperance Conven tion to be held in Charicttetown, at 11 o'clock, in MeLeod’s Hall, on WEDNE* DAY next, the 25th instant, can procure tickets from the P. K. Island Railway at one sing’e first-class fare, and will be returned free on the certificate of the Secretary of the C m mittee. Tickets good to return. on the 26 h instant.

SIMON W. CRABBE,

feb'S Chairman Committee.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

foe Queen Street, vestrday afternoon,

a Hand Sl d, painied red wi h deer’s ' ead

Finder will kindly leave same at this lip

on top, d f12t rte

office.

The House lately oecuvied by the Ap ly at tf—'ebi9

LET. Rev Fred. E. J. Lloyd is to let. this office

RS .LM.—A nice Building Lo: at head of Alley Street. near Priace Street, situated on high ground and in god locality, near Upper Prince Street Church and School. Price low and

hate take the lead in nobby styles and low prices. feb20 33

Print Cottons, Gretonte

Charlottetown, February 3.. 1891.

a

February for PERKINS

“Our Bargain Counter will be full of

{x}

& STERNS.

a

Bargains |

\

\ =

Cheap Goods during this month.

400 Pieces darcy Cottons,

A JOB LOT OF EMBROIDERY.

‘

eae (XO ccmamnivninits

300 Picces Shirtings and Ginghams, 200 Pieces Witte Cottons, Cheap,

£00 Pieces Tick!

és

ng, sé

(x\ (=)

3, Mustins; Pillow Cottons, Sheetings, Table Linen.

BES? VALUE IN THE CITY AT

PERKINS & STERNS’.

~(x)

— eee CS —

—"

= *

ee 0 ‘

400

BS. kde

!

NOTICE.

HE undersigned having purchased from Mr. Henry & LePage, of this city, all his Stock in Trade, Notes of Hand, Jnudg- ments, Book Debts, etc., herchy notify al! parties indebted to him to p y the amount of th ir said respective indeb+dness at our office in Charlottetown, being the office on Queen Street lately oecupied by the said Henry f LePage, to Mr Rebert F. Irving, our bookkeeper, or to Mr. John Davis Schur- man, Freetown, who alone are authorized to give receipts for the same.

We wiil continue, as Mr. LePage has done in the past, to keep on ba d throughout this Island a full line of Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Seeds, et: . uitable for the Island trede.

The patronage of the Farming public is respectfully solicite !.

THE GOWDY MANOF'G, CO.

Ch’town, P. E. L., Feb. 16, 1891.

terms easy. Aprly to Grorer ALLY, jan?

-

feb] 9—d 4i w 6w pat d 3i w 6w jour pio 6w)

325 Pieces

790 : ' 200 " a0 "

Charlottetown, February 12, 18%1—dy & wky

|

EAT COTTON

SS

ALE.

W

fy =a

HITE COTTON,

GREY COTTON, TICKING,

PRINT (New), | GINGHAMS.

ALSO—30 Pieces of New Flannelettes, Table Damasks, Towelling, Towels, Sheeting, Circulars, Pil- low Cottons, selling off at very closest prices for Cash.

— [0] ——

JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF

CONTAINS ALL THE ELEMENTS THAT ARE NEEDED TO FORM

“Flesh,”

febl8—d&wky

“Muscle” and “Bone.”