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THE DAILY EXAMINER

‘MARCH 7, 1898.

AGRIGULTURAL AODRESSES.

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Ir is hoped that the addresses io be delivered in Kindergarten Hal), tomorrow afternoon will be hea:d by a large number The men

of the farmers of this vicinity. who deliver practical agriculturists and there can be no doubt that what they have to say will be of Remember the p!ace

will them are

practical Jue,

“Vit. ; 1 ‘ and time Hinogergarten Hall, tomorrow,

(Tuesday) afternoon at one o'clock.

Punctuality is the more desirable as the | speakers are to leave by the train which goes Weat at ten minutes past four.

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NOT TO TRUSTED.

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yor Many readers were, 20 ccoubt, »mazed to | read in Tw Examiner's telegraphic column | the statement of Hon. Mr. Blair that the Government bad not decided to commence construction of the Belfast Murray Harbor Railway next spring. THe Examiner’s correspondent is o reliable that news des~ | patched by him may be usually depended | upon as true. But we hoped that he | he had made a mistake in this case, and | | j

that the Pairiot of the succeeding day would contain acontradiction of his report. silent about the

The Patriot remains

matter. We are therefore to conclude that | the Government is not going on with the} Belfast Murray Harbcr Railway this year. § The energy displayed in the survey of the | line bas, apparently, oosed out of the | Administration. Or has its attention all been. diverted from our requirements to those of tie great Province of Ontario, recently in the throes of a Provincial election and tothe golden fields of Klon- dike? Tne Yukon Deal has not been the topic within the sacred precinets of the Privy Council Chamber at Ottawa. A newspaper iesued in the interests of the great reform party in the town of Trenton, Ontario, published for twoor three weeks previous to the late election a hanusome picture of the Minister } of Railways at the head of the editorial

column. Beneath the picture is tbe

legend : “HON. A. G. BLAIR. Minister of Railwsys and Canale. A million and a half for the Trent Valley Canal. This announcement, is given great dis- play, and is followed by the coat of arms

of Great Britain and the copy of a letter: “Dear Mr. Biccar,—I think we are

making a very substantial increase this | year, as you will observe when tbe esti- mates come down in conrection with the Trent Valley work. We are doubling the amount whieh was last year appropriated for that purpose. (Sgd.) A. G. Bratr.” Office of the Minister of Railways and Canale, Ottawa, 13 February, 1898. This announcement, in advance of th® estimates, isin marked contrast to that which the Minister of Railways has lately made in connectivn with the Belfast and

Murray Harbor Branch. But, then, our

Provincial election was oot beld this year; and perbaps the promise Jately made in|

connection with the Treut Valley canal } may prove to be as unsubstantial as that ' which was, when an election was held here, |

made tothe people of this Provioce

conoection with the Belfast and Murray Harbor Railway. Evidently the pre Liberal Laurier-Tarte-Dlair Administré tion ia notto be trusted lonr—after ar fecv.lion. : saeeiiillliisiis saeco NOTES AND COMMENTS The funeral ot Lif Lif James

lesBrisay Eeq., this afternoon, was very . ¥} e +)

jargely attended ioen of all classes of the argel} communtiy uniting to pay tbeir i

" r frespect to @ venera I The

te Tir 7 pall-bearere were Richard Geartz, W. |

eo" ; os . Dawson, H. J. Crndell, Charles Paimer. 4. 1L.. Brown and W. A. Sterns. —~One ofthe rumors that came fron awa jaat week was that, if the Ontario Soe , ; ; e | s re 1iieG > DO} i for Hat trium there Ww lis tion ; . : : Parliament 2nd @ € } t 1 { Qo am ¥ i yearivy da Tne i reali & agely . ‘TT 1} : jal i " i Wi years , i i ary S ta iit Mic ge That AL WU LWwa a tne n he writ - On ¢ § 427410 li marke ; arty ‘ t represet j a lature } a P Scant aa has varied , >. fe 8 vole 1 eer i ‘ ‘rom € CK fax, Ww et i‘? 1 t t be nt are rep! ntat : | ‘ edin 1886. The rity is fiom the effects « ~feeling that t!

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politico-re.igious sch } a crested,

It wa- the Liveral party that created the

chool question, and kept it elive fr years } , o.

for the sake of political prolit.

—The revenue for end of February,com pared with poading eight months of the previous year, | wae aa follows:

397 1898. }

CustOmMs...serceress $12,269,000 $13,720,060 E.XGi8C --eeeeeee eres 5.296.006 4,821,040 Post Office..... 2,066,000 2,413,000 | Public works (in- ing railways) Misce!laneous....

the corres

2,352,000 1,#78,000

2,409,006 1,399,000

Total...... seus $23,071,000 $24,595,000

The reyenue from the Yukon is res sponsible toravery large share of this vers vatirfactory showing.

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THE PAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWNMARCH 7, 1898.

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES-

Montreal Gazette : The polling day re turns of the Ontario elections indicate ibat the Hardy Government bas received its death blow.

Ottawa Citizen: Premier Hardy has struggled back into office with the aid of his thousands of cheap officials.

Montreal Gazette: In Prince Edward Island a returning officer who counted in the wrong manin the recent provincial election has been ordered to pay the costs of the legal proceedings taken to rectify hie mistake. ‘bere are evidently some de- cidediy sensible things in the baby pro» vince’s election law.

Montreal Gazette; Old Sir Oliver’s can- niness rises granaly from amid the ruins of the political machine he once manipulated. It is less than two years since he made the plupge from his $7,000 Ontario premier ship into the $8,000 ministry of justice, a- @ preliminary to his successful jump for the $10,000 lientenant—governorship.

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WINTER SHIPMENT AT ST. JOHN

(st. John Sun) From the opening of the season in Degember until the end of February, thirty steamships, exclusive of the Furness liners,

which have pot carried much western goods this winter, have sailed from St. John with full cargoes for British ports,

The value of these cargoes was, in round numbers, almost $3,120,000, including United products to the value of a little over $556,000. Of the total, the Beaver line carried to the value of $1,486.

States

000 to Liverpool the Allan-Thomson line $710,000 to London, the Donaldson line $597,000 to Glasgow,and the Head line

$326 000 to Belfast and Dublin.

Thie is the third eeason of 8t John win- ter port trade. In the season of 1#95-6, the total of this trade was less than $3,000,000 In the whole of the season of 1896-97 there were forty-six cargoes cleared, and if we average them at a value of $100,600 each, which wonld probably be above the mark, the total valine would be $4,600,000, The present season is little more thau halt through, and there is already @ total value of $3,120,000, so that when this eeasen’s total is made up it will doubtless show as great an increase over 1896-7 as that seas- on did over the preceding year.

But it is also to be borne in mind that large as has been the volumn of trade thie year, the Canadian Pacitic railway has been compelled to refuse a great deal more that would have come this way bad there been ample steamship and other accom-

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An English mining expert declares that the Klondike gold fiel¢- are not a pateh on those of Ontario, w'' 4 thirty-six hours of Toronto. Iti= a peautiful free mining ore ofa high ss. y, and even the low grade ores reiucn large profits. This is the countr. “lr capitalists. So far the Klondike is a poor man’s gold field, al- though where placers exist there must be also quartz deposits, These placer gravels are washed down from the hills which have not been exploited as vet. But there will be uo quartz muning in the Kiondike until] there are better means of traneportas tion, Say two years from now.

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AUCTION.

Mr. A.S. McNeill, to sell by auction, On bi8 premises, at West River, Lot 65, onthe iéth day of March, 1893, at 1 o'clock, p.m ,

His splendid farm, containing 160 acres, 85 ecres clear, good spring of water and two good wel's on farm. Near churches, tchoola, mills. and only 6 miles from Ch’\own. Any quantity of sea ma vure on the shore, mussel mud in abund- arce within a ¢hort distance.

Also 5 horses, 13 head of cattle, 14 sheep, | brood sow in pig.

1 threshing machin, and shaker com- bined, | set fanners, 1 seeder, 1 potato digger, L eelf binder, | truck waggon, 1 eart, L truck, 1 wood sleigh, | driving

J am instructed by

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FOR SALE

AT POINT PRIM.

70 acres of land, 20 acres under heaty ock maple and birch, about 40 under ultivation, and 10 ready for stumping, th good new buildings, farm ruaning rom shore to shore,- lots of mussel mud and seeweed on both shores, good pl for lobster factory, good deal of feast gear which goes with farm, | mile from school, store, etc; 14 miles from shipping. Also 7 acres marsh, | mile from farm.y Terms easy, apply to A. A. McLean, or John Murchison Esq., Point Prim.

JOHN J. MORCHISON, wky 3 mos

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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE

The undersigned, adminietratrix of the estate of the late David May, of Charlot- tetown, P.E I , Master Mariner, hereby notifies all persons indebted to the said estate, to make inamediate payment to her and a'! persons having claims against the estate are hereby required to present the same,duly attested to her, at her residence Grafton St., Charlottetown, within three months from this date,

CATHERINE J. MAY. Charlottetown, Feb’y., 16 1898.

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PARTNER WANTKD,

A good experienced man with a mode erate capital, wanied asa partner in a firet class gene.al bueinese, (country) For further particulars apply y lette addressed toA.B, P. VU. Box 9, Char

otlietown.

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SPRUCE ROW DAIRY FARM.

Farmers wishing to purchase pure- bred Ayrshire Calves, or heifers, can be supplied with good milking stock, as we are in the dairy business, and breed from the best milkers. Calves of both sexes always on hand. Also

Bb. P Rocks, for hatching from imp. stock. Address—

EASTON BROS. Ch’town Royalty. Feb 24 1 mo

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paying from ten to twenty dollars for a | waich worth five, by buying from others who are not watch-

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; f} . , ‘ ry cit i Uo noi he Beceived. But when you wast a reliable watch |

buy only of one who understands the trade

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articie,

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and Optician.

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of Gendron Bicycles, will be snown te-morrow. Call ard

see Racers.

Mark Wright & Co., Ltd

HOME MAKERS,

sleigh. l set light harness, 2 seta cart harness, 2 milk cans, 1 wheel rake, a quantity of seed wheat and oats,

Terms Ail sume of $5 and under, eash; over $5.8 months credit approved paper. : ;

F. BR. HORNE ,Auetioneer.

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The last concert of the season wil!

be held in

ST. JAMES’ HALL

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Tuesday Evening, March 8th.

PROGRAMME,

Bi EI iss scaled o's iia s cedus

The Misses Hornsby and others. 2. Reading..... stich os vie ibid eeababeiun Miss Kdith Stewart,

3. Vocal Solo—Sissy. bike | Seale oko bike anit Miss Forbes. 1. Mails Quartette-—Robin Adair....KEmerson Messrs Moore, (ook, Davidson and Newson . Vocal solo—lo You inGiad Robyn Mise Emma Benoit

6. Piano 3olo—Fantasie on Scotch Airs....... pie b'oea seeds habs baud cecum ode Bonheur Miss Mabel Allan. Solo. i a cn bheneeesbeneneiie Miss Marion McKay. g. Violin Solo--Kiuawiak........ Meniawski Miss Large, 9. Inst Duet—Fautasie from Massamello. ... ; . Auber

7. Vocal

1). Reading.

Mias Flo McKenzie.

ll. Solo and Quartetce—Songs my Mother

PN NN i al pee The Misses E «le and others.

12. Vocal Solo—Tru-ting Only You....Davies

Mr E Mitchell. | 13. Inst Quintette.. bi aed eins ehbakaae The Misses Hornsby and others. 14, Vocal Solo—Loves old Sweet Song. nee acu bikes aud ek cae Molloy Miss Gillis,

15. Vocal Solo. Soi ewenes i i es ak 16, Vocal Quartette—Good Nignt .Emerson Messrs Davies, (ook, Newson and Moore.

_ GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Admission X) cents. Concert at § o'clock.

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TO LET.

The new double tenement house on Brighton Poad, containing 10 large rooms heated with hot water, large bath room fitted with hot and co'd water, electr ic ight, etc, Possession given first of May. Apply to

J.J. MCKINNON, 49—f

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P.E I. Commercial College at any time. ISAAC | OXENHAM,

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RAW FURS

Cash paid forall kinds of Raw Furs, at Harvie’s Sample Rooms, QJueen Street, Charlottetown,

HENRY A. HARVIE,

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Reduetions that reduce on Laee Curtains—new stock

1878.

The .50 kind marked .35 The 1,00 kind marked .80 The 2.40 kind marked 1.00 The 3.00 kind marked 2 45

The $4, $5 and $6 kind marked down to meet all All we ask is compare ours with any eut prices.

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49 pre light and drk. brown 7 stud lacing glove, $1.25, forg oc ‘ < “ce “c :

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24 prs black and col’d. 7 stud lacing gloves, 11 prs light and dark tan, 4 clasp. gloves,

18 prs black Monsqua gloves,

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21 prs black 7 siud lacing gloves, 20 prs 7 stud lacing black gloves,

15 pairs 4 clasp black gloves, 21 pairs 5 stud lacing gloves, 13 prs 4 buttoned black gloves, 29 prs 4 buttoned black gloves, 17 prs 7 stud lacing gloves

25 prs cream, heliotrope and tan tipped gloves, $1.20 for

One Jot of mixed goods, Musquotare style,

A few pairs long gloves for every wear, slightly soiled, ” |

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A full line of guaranteed gloves always on hand,

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