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grr. ~— es 7. THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 21, 1898. —__.. . — cama! ie — een 7 one — THE DAILY EXAMINER A PLEA FOR OUR CYCLISTS. A RETROGRADE STEP. Church Services. Pe Nf eit c ounvay May 21 | oe MaY 21. tes ——— ———_—_—— Isn’¥ it & usistake to euforce airictiy the The Farmers’ Advocate, of Lorunto, : 6. ordinance that bicycles shall not be ridden | 87°‘ MEFHODE SF a batt st — | on our sidewalks? The evident object of ee oa to hoe i eae Rev G. M-Campbell at nian he Fchoo! room, THE that ordinance is to prevent ercli er oe ae ee ee «" ae nt ana CASE OF OUR INSANE. bilan wits alibi P ° este ftom held in Prince Edward Island this year. | School and Bible Class at 2.30, =e wei wre ’ pedestrains; and 0 | The present Legielature of the Province al PRESBYTERIAN ge ; wa O as thie obie . . ot te ” en.—Prayer meeting at 10.15. ev. Ir is to be noted that the Provincial a J * ” gained, we think has taken @ new kink and payee D sutherland at ll and 7 Sunday school Government has made no provision for that the authorities onght not te be severe | importing stock and running the eee and Bible class 7.36, A i : ‘ \ these dev ment stock farm more atrongsy, thus re St. James’—Prayer meeting at '0. Rev . additionsi accommodation at our hospital! ell a of the wheel who feel versing the policy of the Jate seen years, | T- Z ae at lland7. Sunday school om Kid for the ineane. At theend of 1895, the ow one the plankways on a which wae to ecourage agriculture and |* Bible class at 2% siz?! hospital was reported crowded, Early in rainy day orto enjoy such a delightful | stock raising by the instrumentality of CHURCH OF ENGLAND. sLl 1896 the ‘Government called wtention to 780 A* URE aMUrded by the sidewalk | industrial exhibitions, the eucces of which |, se Peat —Morning Prayer at 1, Sunday | __|at the south sid d| Plan hae been undeniable and has | pooverat?. all seats free and pro the fact, and obtained authority to borrow cn Me aide = of eee seoiuced © avout Change fer the. Setter in! nek “Mneetba eee , money and erect the required building. a 2 _cily 1s for os free oe os dairying and fruit- growing, as well as io St Peter's Holy Communios 8, and a reg! j ijoyment of citizens, s i i C & mm. Canes Oe Wl 2 sae See i The number of patients then on the regis- J J ; | > cg : a © | toe breeding of live stock of all sorts. The | Children’s Catechising at 230 Evensong at I ter was 167. At the end of last year the | 204 /mfringe upon the rights and privileges “aa benefit of such ne - a |7. All seats free and wnappropriated. . , > ne “! of other citizens; and the beet Govern- | /atipg improvement in these and kindre: ae Th Fr i number was 187,—an addition of 20 to the ied liasaiedd hich ; si ted ; lines in all the other provinces is un- Prayer meeting at 10.50 Rev C. W. Corey e recessicn of oo overcrowded building. Fancy one Ron etd be a ae 7 sega ree~ | doubted, and the step contemplated by the joe a and 7. paater school and Pastor's : undred and eighty seven lunatics } within those limits and only exerts its | Tsland Legislature is, in our opinion, & | Sint ehh ome Bar 4c rau t ae eee, eae: an powers when those limits are broken. Io | retrograde one. On the other hand, it is a PY cuted in clan a xX ers J ’ together within the four walls of | ™#king these remarks, we desire it to be well known tact that the breeding of 5 ae _ ; wa fe ee |, | thoroughbred stock on the Governinent| Corner of Prince and Grafton Streets. Rev Comes our way on Saturday evening. We have th an overcrowded building, and these | “isinctly uo erstood that we find no fault| » og has not beens ‘enn in oon Géo. Manifold “ it and7, Sunday School and BA ef y se ar1e e ‘ ". ; bagge “ - pastor’s Bible Class at 2.30 p, patients receiving only the cursory attend- with the officers of the law who act iu} country. In our opinion their proper meeting Wednesday evening a 780. Te RGAINS, ance of the Medical Superintendent for | Pedience to orders. Itisthe duty of = <a oe as stock- cad ni pe CHURCH OF CHRIST. Ne : citizens to respect the laws; but in the en- | ©° ped, is by keeping pure-bred air ; P 5 ao bour or two of each day. Can it be ia ea el ; Be ac to show the improvement that can be made os th nod bacdcn meen ee Dervies $i Glox es for ove. We supposed that the light of reason will, . | by grading up, and by conducting experi- } 2.30 Y.P.S. C, BE. Prayer meeting Wed- $1.35 Gloves for 95c. under such circumstances, readily return debars cyclists from all sidewalks, reason- | ments in the feeding and management of nesday evening at 7.30. Ladies’ Silk Gloves. 3 rs : har to any of them? Is it not, indeed, more able allowance ought, we think, to | stock with a view to profitable and CHESTNUT STREET. for 25 : P S) a ; . ° ‘ si a likely that those who have a glimmering me wade a0 to time sed piney nod net apne en ee ue ee "Silke Vest hort sl | : ve ; : able quantity and quality of meat and milk. : I ests, short sleeves : : $ : c : . 3 " ~ « ~ Of reason left in them will lose it? We Sees on oa more attention | nthe purposes of cuc! experiments good SALVATION ARMY. $100 for 35¢ . : C | Cannot suppose that all the patients in the | Y°T® Paid to the enforcement of the grade animals answer every purpose, and, Sunday Services at7. 11,8, andat7 p.m. ts e OUR, P . hospital are absolutely incurable; and if | Liquor Regulation Act, and perhapsa little | to secure these the purchase of pure bred Thasées Paden cca er ee. 300 prs stockirgs, colored, ol d ; lie iain’ : ay, cetarday atS$ p.m, . there are any curable—if there are any to leas to cyclists, the time of officers of the | ™8leanimals for use at the Government MISCELLANEOUS Sc and 9c a pair

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whom it is possible to restore the precious light of reason—these ought certainly to

law might be betteremployed. Adrurken man is always @ nuisance, and those who

farms is the only outlay really necessary in that direction, For the rest it is infinitely better to encourage private enterprise and

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Men's Meet ine in Wrightt’s Hall, Sunday efiernoon at 4o’clock Sirengers always welcome,

Men’s Shirts, 25e and 35e. worth 35e¢ and 4dc.

have the constant personal attend- make drunkards fora comsideration, as competition by liberal grants for prizes at — John rv: 60—“Christ's second mir- Ladies’ C 9.5 or ange of a highly skilled and sym well asthe druakards themszlyes, have | the exhibitions. ‘The clear and reason-| ~~” ’ *S Vorsets, 25¢ end soe 75 | j ’ ‘ “7 : le conditi e eotaat a Grace Church..—Frayer meeting at 1¢ ‘ ; 5 pathetic specialist in brain disease. no good cause to complain when the law ab e “ . i yg me oe Rev Howard Spra.ueat at ll aod 7. Sunday Cash ee hore, 250, siz ' akes hold of them. But a cyclist is usual ate re eee fo te | School and Boe class at 2.15 Epworth Sailor Hata 50e takes l » y sual - League at3.3@ Strangers cordially invited. Te .

Bat this necessity of our hospital for the jneane is not provided because the Govern- ment has been capable only of squandering jn other ways the money borrowed for th® pupore of erecting the needed addition t® the hospital and of wrangling with thacon~ tractor about a matter fully provided for in the contract. If Mr. Walter Lowe were wrong in his contention that the new building could not be built according to the plans, if he were wrong in not going on with the work, the government had power to take the work out of his hands. But if he were right— then the Government ought certainly to have authorized him, in the manner set forth in the contract, to proceed with the extra work required to place the building upon a seclid foundation. The corres- pondence read in the Legislature by Mr. Shaw shows that while they admittea that Mr. Lowe was right in his contention, and

ly a person who offends nc one, harts no lone, interferes with no one, while he has ,'n our rough streets, a genuine cause for com- plaint. It is desirable that Charlottetowa should be made as popular and attractive as possible; and to this end its essentia} that citizens be permitted to move about freely, as they desire, enbject only to the great law of liberty which constrains them from interfering with the liberty of others.

In Ohio the average wages of farm hands per month with board is $14 30; without board per month it ix $20.90; and per day without board, 97 cents. In Vermont the ayerage wages of farm hands is from $18 to $26 per month with board; and from $25 to $27 per month without board. Farm wages is reported to be higher in the New England States than in any cther portion of the Union.

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Farming remarks that there aré only

intelligence of our farmers.

Referriug to the rejected propesition of Sir Charles Tupper that in cases of dispute about the Provincial electoral | ets an appeal should be made to the Judges of the County Courts the Montrea) Star says: “ The open opposition of Mr. Sifion and Mr. Fielding to the application of the eystem of judicial appeal to their provinces —asystem which is in force in Oatzrio, Quebec and British Columbia—will not fail to excite surp ciov, Why do these pro vincial leaders — both of them men taken since last ele tons from the provincial arena—oljrct to letting a jedge sit in judgment on the lists ther party friends pre; ave in their pr vinces? The:r friends in Oostario and Quebec and British Columbia do not object. What is the secret of their antagonism to so obviously just a proposai? The most unsuspicious of people can hard- ly tail to ask such questions as these; aod it will take some very straight and plaue~ ible answering tosilence them.

Seats previded for stiangers.

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Only make Gents’ Boots $3.00, 4.00, 4.50, in 5 widths and a variety of toes,

The wanager is a United States maker, but lately started a factory in Montreal, on the American plan, turn- ing out beautiful shaped footwear, shaped to fit the foot. Their work has a very genteel appearance,

‘trimmed samples in win- dow, $1.v5. Shirt Waists, $1, for 50c. Men’s Black Shirts, 50c. Braces, 15e. Men’s Suits, $4.50 and $5, 200 pairs pants, $1. 300 boys’ Caps, 10, 15, 20c. Men’s Caps, 15¢ and 25e Mea’s Tie: 10c. 15e. 25e: Sweaters, 35¢, 55¢ and 75: Bicycle Suits, Shorey’s Rig. by proof, $4.50, $5 and $6. Boys’ Pants, 65c, 75, $1. 300 peake C ps, werth up to 75¢, for 35e and 25e

LeMil 1 Le three conditions on which the broad tires KIDNEY WAR. We have just received two ship-! rn

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while the reports o Y | of wagons me ee ~ the ag ments, and have give. a large order a tires—when the road is sloppy, muddy, or

fully bear out Mr. Lowe’s contention, the Government continuously refused to give Mr. Lowe the written authority, signed by the Commissioner of Public Works and the architect, which the contract set forth as essential, and without which Mr. Lowe was liable to heavy loss. We have no doubt that Mr. Lowe acted and we are bound to say that the corres- and the

under legal advice, pondence between Mr. Lowe Government shows clearly that the Gov- ernmert was entirely inthe wrong. But the Government have failed to correct the wrong. They have made no provision for the payment to Mr. Lowe of the money honestly due him for the materials that he

sticky on the surface and firm and bard underneath; when the surface is covered with a very deep-loose dust and is hard underneath, and when the mud is very deep and sosticky that it adheres to the wheels of both kinds ot wagons. These are, as a rule, exceptional conditions, and in the great majority of cases the broad tires will pull easier than the aarrow ones.

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Comedy and patios in the play at the Opera House.

Ifyou want tosee the largest stock, if you want to see the prettiest patterns. it you want to buy atthe lowest prices,—then visit Carters’ for wal! paper.

Fer best value in lace curtains try F. Perkins’ & Co.

How lasidiously it Wage~, but how Quick the Surrender, and how the Fiag cf Truce is Hurriedly Hoisted when tht Great General, South American Kidney | Cure, Turos his Gune oa the Disease.

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We invite inspection especially by those that would like a dr ssy shoe.

Thie is what James Sullivan, of Chats ham, Oot,, writes: “For years I wasa great sufferer from Kidney trouble. The disease became so acute that I was confin- ed to the honse, and was greatly afflic’ed | with insomnia. I was persuaded aficr using many other remedies wihont relif to procure a bottleof South American | Kidney Cure. I had relief almost from tne first dose. I have persisted in its use, and after using six boities {am well and strong again. Ican work fourteen hours out of twenty-four and fee] very little, if

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Fiewer snaps this evening at Paton & Will be received by the undersigned, up

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Matinees Wednesday and Sat- urday afternoons,

Ladies fast black cotion hoee, 10 cents

made no provision | per pair at F Perkins’ & Co.

provement of the conditions of the unfor- tunate patients, mixed up and crowded ogether, in a building that is admittedly | ar too small. It need not be pointed out

that if the people of this Province fail to

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: tuous and scandalous ae : ae Sn ae ; protest against the tortuo Trimmed Milliner’s snaps this evening at to 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday, 15th ———— = ° , } conduct of the Government in this regara, Paton’s June, from parties willing to caterto FE ’ ce oF eT | ' . : : * a S 2 A 2 £ & £ 2 } and ‘o demand that their wards of unsound Big bargain day on at Paton’s = _ = ee eae et St. — Trost S = f&2B4 = SSS 424 & 24 = £54 £6 os ~onditi : on . a 4 stan olleg y £, on friday uly = = ——

4 jwind «hall be placed under cenditions in Stocking snaps at Paton’s thie evening. | Isc. St Iz > : Ih )which cures may be brought about, they A snap for today—Bananas only 12 W.F. PAYNE, OC {| ny 0 | Q 0 j Why “are responsible for the consequences of the | certs per dozen at W F Carter’s, Sec’y of Com af y i % y ie ‘Government's neglect. If there is in the Strawberries and cream at W. F. 115 2aw td Company “aff hospital a single curable lunatic who | Carter’s. LL? 4i. 4 {fj | Soya 2 When picking cut @ piece of Serse you want to get one that ware Hh

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jas surely be punished as the Spaniards twho !.ave tyraunized over their colonists.

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| . sania atei cial nial ; ' aff] This trade mark is on every 2} yards of a piece of Englieh serge. It is J | The total exports of butter from Dens Weel § ly ay «il{| & guarantee of bist possible wa!ue for your money. Tuere are imitations mark during the year 1897 were 132,006, ot covree, but your safe guard is in tite trade mari, the genuine article

000 Danish pounds (907 Danish pounds att eae gre equal to 1,000 English pounds), or fully 11,000,000 pounds more than in

VEE 2 Sold by ail Merchant Tailors aad dry go> is houses. a 7897. About 4,000,000 pounds of the ex- i ¥Yerte == STTFT Sve SSF rted butter were packed in tins; the i =

Femainder, 129,000,000 pounds, in casks| People tell us we ought tobe. You'll find style, finish and | Cooked Corn Beef in cne and two pound oe eee

of the usual type. Of this quantity) workmanshi> in every piece we make. Come and take a| ti®®. All Ky d { KF t

more than 102,000,000 pounds were pre y . Cooked Corned Beef sliced in an it + pared in Denmark, 5,000,000 were tran- look Yot find large stock and small prices. Com pressed Hams in - sana en. :

; Chel can be suited from our up-to-date stock of shoes. We have

phipped in Danish ports without being Devilled Ham & Tongue for sandwiches

— + ponte ee were — Potted Chicken, Turkey &c for sandwiches

mf. there and reshipped to other countries by Boston Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce exqu:site shoes for s)i j hoes fi kind of

+ Danish exporters. About 18,000,000 Plum Pudding in 2 pound tins on liteeniilida dadkte eta ae ae tat oh aaa shoes. oxo°+ with style, durability and comfort combined, made of the best leaner and made to wear well and feel well. Have you looked through our stock ?

i me! $000,000 pounds of Finnish. Mark Wright & C0, Ltd Condensed Coffee, Extract Coffee, Pickles hb W. H. STEWART & CO

Cheese, Syrups, Biscuits, Bananos, Lem-~- | You'll laugh if you go to- j , 2 HOME/MAKERS. London House Bui'ding

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ons, Oranges, Piues &c. \ ight to the Opera House.

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