1:30;] and ;0t.her Items.‘

day.

trsted lecture will be delivered by Rev. , ' _ Ir. Dickie on Monday evening, Feb. Lmlfilurlt on the 29th iust., epeiiud at ' I * i - Izrlip ‘tsriiuél (lfliccrs present were . ._‘ . . r mg, i. W. .-1.’.-tngu.-i,G. L. K Davies. 'l'1'iurt-id-oy evening. Ow" S- Bllffls. (: T. Henderson There was A

alarge number of rcpreseirstives from

2nd. Sesad.

Hr. Dickie lectures on the above subject in St. James Hall, Monday evening next. Ticket holders will please notice change of date.

by aflti-Parnellites Vita!) Parnell cap-

sooa.aa“fissible.

:32 or 8 days imprisnninent for assault committed last autumn ii nJohn Evans. license law by our local Legislmm-9, ‘my John Lafiiurtv was tint $5 I and coats for assult on Wm. Rake.

A meeting will beheld at the Caledonia ,3-,,,_

‘ To be our self elected mentor.

t the old-fashioned method still obtaining at

-~- -\-: \ .-A ;.-. h~§\.\,\‘.— -, .. _,__‘

.-._...o-.

to the storm. Sr. J ntrs‘ HaLi..——An excellent illus-

Tin was a very small market yester- .15..

A lt’.\uc.u. was given by Mr. and Mrs.

one hundred and sixty invitations were

Iierside on the anniversary of the organ- Tar Insupressible, the paper started

iiitul Ireland, has ceased to exist,

I

Schoolhouse on Thursday, 5th Feb., at 3

p. in.', to discuss the necessity of the im- R __ ,y_ A. (,- d, d W , , °‘£‘3"'“°l'l°“d°f ;Ih"“°h Ell", apegdinted as Oii ciiriiiiiittee fia shro_ ug clfast an iirray arbor ““'“°‘- the purpose of calling 3 grand tem lei‘- Gear ’ ' I _ , IL Katrina -—The usual gospel since meeting to consider the teinperance meet: conducted by the railway men, ssituattigut caused by there-peal of the h d _d d b 1‘ h h. _ F d cot-. cl. » ave eci t‘ to row’ t e 8 ipping e - A public rneefintr V33 hgld in th erzitiuiibyaseriesof strikes. I20 open to all. Strangera‘ar3_‘*‘p'}ways churchoand als:-n'in the hall, one building ‘ welcome. Lesson, Matthew, not being suthcient to hold all the peo- ple. Able and stirring speeches were de-

an n- in we use - in» more ‘.‘.:::r::3.*‘z..:*:.°.,.“::;;."%.:tr:. S:::g°;.t:; ~ 1 ' . v S ' ‘gentlemen of the laity, after which the nieetmg ‘van adyour ed, The represen- tatives held another session to further In “d we hnnmen discuss matters relating to their work.

will be old to-niorrnw afternoon in Me- Leod’s Hall at 4 o'clock. Th l)g8

Alas named Smith, out ’lo_y‘e‘d with-

badl crushed Thur=d:iy evening. He was lit-lding a supp-rt while another man was balnmerivig it into position, and in some way g it his hand between the pil-

Iarrnta Cosnv, who has for seine

fine been evading an execution of wiir- Social Gathering of Devonians

rental cnlnlnitmcnt for breach of C. T. Act was captured in Gs--metowii on the evening of 29th inst., by Sergt. Bradley

lodged in Queen's County jail.

A Suggestion-

A convention of temperance workers from .11 our mg Province will soon be called to consider the situation. In selecting rhedelv-gates. the best men must be chosen. Here is something to be borne in mind :-

Not wanted—-A delegate with voice of stentor.

To wafle the time of each debate, With points of order. seven or eight. To speak on every subject brought up, With arguments from the others caught up. And this with tedious iteration — Bore patiut men to desperation. I When delegates are ‘being elected letsuchasthesebe allrejected.

Bsv- Samuel Small in Gaming. - ——In to-days issue of the Patriot we #3 _> _ - >9-“r ’ "” ...»-."Io,tHQ..iw heard about Rev. Ssm Snail visiting this city. surely Mr. Cha lle has some explanation to make

' ins promises about the celebrat-‘ ed Samuel."

The public lino v the cause of the dis- appointment lat Christmas. My “pro-‘ mises” were to the effect that I would try and arrange with the management for a viaitfi-om Mr. Small. Negotiations are new pending, and we may expect three lectures on the Island, the first and third evenings at Charlottetown—the intervening one at Suuinierside. The dates I hope to to be able to announce before long. The subjects will be "From Bar Room to Pulpit" and “Good and Bad

People."

Yours truly,

Tliln. L. CEAPPILLI. Ch‘tevn.‘Jan. 30, 1891. .-

2-—-—:

A Serious Grievance.

. Sn:-—Will you kindly afford me space to ask ttontiun ‘of our new City Council to‘ ‘t I am sure all will agree with me in regarding as a serious and un

public grievance— I refer to

our polling booths at each city election. An elector comes forward to V010. 50 gives his name and the name of the can-

didate he wishes to vote for. Should the i

o posing candidate be perfectly satisfied

. mm i; 3 good one, all well. and the 1

ghgtor do arts; but should an doubt ex‘ 1‘ in his iiiind, the elector isypliedwith question after question of a close and per- haps objectionable personal‘ nature, his age, occupation, length of sojourn in the city, the tenor by which he holds his

y, whether he has paid his city taxes or not. and other no less amazing qugeious may each or all ‘ be asked. and even then the poor victim maybe re- quired to swear that the answers he has given are true before he or she, as the an may be, can be allowed to exercise their franchise. Surely, sir, in this on-. fighuned day there can be neither neces- gity not excuse fut‘ perpetuating this relic of past ages. Why fltjt. II In other laces. instruct l-ho C“? 01°“

to furnish printed Iistsunder oath_of all voters to each returning 01509? 131 ‘he several wards of the City. ‘Old 1"“ 5° be compiled from the tar and asI°I8m_°'}t you‘ .‘y 033 [no snth p'I'OVl0u' to $1.19 Clvlc Kloction, the fact of the voters name 5 ' g on the list being regarded 3'

iaputable evidence of his right to NW-

‘,l'he pcibility of a voter helm! P°"°'}' and byauadier is but very 111110“ 1“ om» vary limitd population and 11381 easily be guarded against by the oppoimfi

K0. ,

I regard it as a matter of surprise that our very excellent Mayor and Sripendiary who are both desir us of the best interests

of the city, should so l0l|fi'l1;;0 §«)jl:‘tIi;0: is 1 0 -

‘ ' tli - e ‘.i'..'::::..°*.3.. :£:.:°r.; ...... .....

Fancy Di-ese'(}ooda.—-VJ. B. Maedonald.

_.-E.

Charlottetoivn union. wh - i“n.d. Me an _‘ u L Um We noticed

_ .- ‘Small, w .1 _ ii .,1.. Tn-Pm? °°°“*V T°mP°".'“°°.‘-°*=°° Crabbe. .t..,..... n...? "id... ii...-‘$1’ holding a mass meeting in Suin- s.i,;,,,._ L.,,.,,’L,,, R6,. ’M,, G‘n1 m wt‘ 9 v . " * , l _

_ Youn . Mnr tl t. t ~. jargon of the League, early in February. twan, Kink,“ (ii ‘r’1h‘,i,aw;::,1yi?‘e';_§1i:{'1‘b£g:

"To axe Fire I.\' Scorusu."-—Rev. ‘“°etll}8 WM! hold. waistillerl with repre- sentatives and visitors from all parts of ‘IN Pl"'\'lnce. TlIt\'G. W. P8i}‘l-tfl‘ll and ‘hours. were snftcned by -1 lmowlerlge that the (J. 8. submitted able and interesting to- ports on the state of the orde;-_ 0,,‘ m,,_ from the books its rec-rd of his expulsion at tion the report of the (l. W. P. was or. dei-ed tube sent to the GUARDIAN for publication.

live be appointed to carry the views ex. pressed in the above resolution into

uccti :n with otlier temp. mace bodies for

W. Haml n, ' - '. "

“'3 050‘? W*“‘W“o ‘ml ‘W’ 3"-'“"d"Y Tlltlmldttyylllg?li:lllt§T1iulEllll?:‘§)(l:tlii;‘(hi)ifil for the purpose of spent-ling 8 social even. mg. The pruceidiaigs were opened by the reading of letters of npologv fruin several natives of Devonshire who were unable to be present, after which the well known andappropri.-at.e song “Should auld acqiiaiiitaigte be for-get,”was sung by MISS. Hanilyn, ‘all pres:-ut living lll‘ ited to Jolt! in the chorus. After se-me refresh- ments had been partaken of, “Home, Sweet Home " was sung, and an ‘invitation was given to those pr. sent to in-«lie any remarks apprnpfiate to we (,c“..i°n_ Salesrooius, Queen street.Ch’town. This was responded to by Mr. W. Heard, Mr. Colwill, and Miss Hamlyn, after svhich an amusing poem, in the Devon‘. shire dialect was read by the Chairman, ‘ Rev. W.. Haimlyn, who followed with‘ ti brief sketch of the history of Devo'n‘.. * shire, commencing with the legend of’- the landing of Brutus, the f--under of the British race, at Totncs, in the eleventh century, B. C., and eriibraning the reign of King Alfred, the defeat of the Spanish‘- Armada, and the arrival of \Villiain Orange. "4 ‘In proposing a vote of thanks to ‘the’? Chainnan, Mr. Heard remarked that during his fifty years residence-~ii ‘the Island. he had never haal the privilege of attending a similar gathering before. A very enj tyable evening was spent, and is hearty is-tervst in the pr:-c~-ezlitigs was manifested throughout. The meeting terminated with thesinging of the hymn “ God be with you till we uieet again.”

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Av; J

Decided St;=._nt_l _of the Grand / Division,

Further Resolved, That is eummiitec of

Messrs. Crabbe, Small, Angus, and

T0 RESIST LICENSE. WTElAlZ_(iRAPHIC mews.

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HR Partnership A as Barristers and Mt le or PALMER 3 MG .- I .. ated by lapse of time, "

ated at Chsriottetowmf ‘iii

[~lPECI.’tI. Di-1:lPi\TCI{ES ro rm: GUAItI)I.L\']

Thcknieetitig of iii:i:...t..1 Division at AD.

. Jm.7-ailciiyssw'.wiiiyss '

lding Lo

FFERS will be received to‘ purchase the ’ three liUll.DlNG l OTS fronting 86 ' feet on l~‘i_:zroy Street, and running back too» feet on Hillsborougli Street. being the front - ’part of the Uesbrisay Frupeiiy, and adjuioin‘ the residence of C. D. Rankin. I E. ll. NORTON 5*‘ CO.

Lo.\‘noN, Jan. 30.--(‘liarlcs llradlaugh, M. P.. diedgtbis morning. ‘ [Ten year’: ago llradlaiigti was regitrded by as the vcr_ilable anti-‘ brist. yet hr‘ tlepur . {almost in the odor of sanctity Mr. ltrarllaughf despite his splendid physique. has been a sickly man for ye:irs.- His last

the pious f under the Ilttlné of .

M. at D.-‘7~,g;,.,,1l1iiI.iro“1i§'

OI-‘I-‘lf..‘E.- nniiizfiii “i3o‘iii’fscaiia - suiiding, Charlottetown, P.§.Islnisil. V ' “

bingo’ D - l-g'%)D_ 9. Q’. :3 . -‘: pit‘ V .

House of Commoui has ordered expurged

‘be time of the controversy over the test oath. Bitter as the fee‘ing was then, it has changed of late to one of extreme kindness _ As they

NOTI~= GE. . . E untlerdéiib ., . ltttn‘il‘tfl. nersblp as itttoru, gs,’ , ' solicitors i‘fi_>':V’ T is’: I

Cll'l°W'1s}an. 27. ‘$91 'e od zw

Purity & Wholesomtuess .

-A-SECURED IN USING—

. m“““ding in ‘me. The‘ following res vliition‘. mofed by came to knowhim both sides oi-e1i_!___tolilEeand CSICAfl0N8 from Dr. Jenkins. on i--‘‘ . Crabbe‘ W“ ““"“““’“3lY respec‘ Mr’ Bmdmgm and h°*‘mimm mu the Tunnel, and Dr. Baynes, on Sanita- tion, and the address of the G. \V. P. of the Sonaof Temperance, will appar as

lowed down to a very mild anttctiitltable sort . , _ _ , _ of person. hardly dis*inguish;ible‘Tl'rf~in lhe R€~‘0lWd-_ Tlltlt this (rrmd _Da_visi=in in ordinary Nonconformist Liberal member]

of the opinion that 3 Provincnil Tem- gmllcfl Alliance or ii branch of the . __‘ ,_ -vtninion Alliance, as niny be agreed pose of resisting the passing .,f ,,

ll.

(of late" ‘

Barrfier. “c st’-it otiiry Public, ’tt,e,,

T‘ .. éilloran Bull

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The Ameer Dead-

Bomiiw. Jan. 30. The Ameerpl Afghanistan is dead.

Powder Works Exploded:

Cb'to\vu,Jan.2,189I._ __r _ alldly ,4, yganoep ‘_§_

--E door” ii"

MONEY .1-of ..ts;-ms,

»

,.!fiB7_§~8n,l ‘ ltl0:\‘'I‘REAL,]an. 30. 1... ‘ ‘ A The Hamilton Powder Company’: "works

‘were blown to pieces toitlay by an expl One workman only was killed.

labor and Ga.pita1~

LONDON, Jim. 28.-—The working mm

.t.>,tso,‘:5 _ A

fitlrriigd. I

At the residence of the bride's father, on the 27th of Jsn., by the Rev. R. Op_ie, Mr. Jain-.-s Lew:-llin, of Lot. 63, to Miss Ella. .\liiy Muttow, of Lot 61.

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IN response to the invitation of sRev, us ‘-

Deafness, Its Causes and Cute

Scientifically treated by an aurist of world. . wide reputation. Deafness eriidicnted and entirely cured. of from 20 to 30 years’ stand. ing. alter all other treistuients have failed. How the dimcnlty is reached and the can-‘e removed. full explained in circulars. with amdavits am testimonials of cures from prominent eople. mailed free.

RD. A. F TAIN E, 34 West Nth St.. N. Y.

A large; assortment of Caskets, Coflins and

U ndgnaking personally attended to.4Charges cwm-m. kn. 20. '39- I7 “ CIIBISTNIAS IIOX,”

once with the best elements of tlie_Ci¢7 Council, flu more business like and simple method suggested might cpl‘- fainly have been adopted. l”‘_°8"‘3 its somewhat nearer the civilization of ills latter part of the nineteenth century-

8took- 'ng. Ladies’ Dress Clotlll.

ISA“! W. WLBMAN. UNDERTAKER,

: GRAFTON STREET, CHABLOTTIPPOWN,

Trimmings kept constantly in stock.

mode rate.

FULL OF WONDEFUL THMBS.

Portraits or Pretty Girls, the Golden wheel Fortune Teller, Dictionary of Dreams, (snide to Flii-ration. _L«-vers’ Tele- graph, ‘H ic Agv Tnble, Margie Sgzinrc, sou Selections or Aiitogriiph Albums, .9 Honey Mann; secrets. ‘Z0 Pnpiiliir songs, 54’l'ricks 1“ |1ggic,840onundru:ns. The Deaf and Dumb Alphabet, no-se Telegraph , ilnhabi-t. Calcu- dar for the current rear. and mir new vats- logne Xiniu and New Year Books and Toys. All sent to you by mail for 3 cents. silver.

A. W. KFNNEY. Ch. G. Yavmnntls. N. 8.

F’ ‘U’ IFI. S . ' pox, MINK, MUSKRAT, &c.

To t/lo Trapper: and Hunters of P. E.I.

0N'T sell your Furs to any person in V gown till you shew them to the under signed. He is the only Shipper abroad on the Island. He is giving full New York and Halifax prices for all kinds of Furs Silver and Black Fox made 3. specialty. if not at his Ofiice, opposite J 1) McLeod 5-‘Co's Grocery Store, on Grafton Street, west, you will find him at his vesidence on the west cd of Richmond Street, below Pownal Street,

. .,_ "mule!" CHARLES HIGGINS. Ch'town. Jan :3, i891. iow pi

SALE. 0'T___L*AND

—-——A

COMMERCIAL__CR_0 S.

mud, scantliniz and poles.-

harves.

ngighborhood of both farms.

- I 1 . F‘"“"g mp emeiiiiss iicittzizzis.

At Pownal, yesterday morning, the infant daughter of Geo. W ;snd Ellie Dra two months and 11 days.

js DIRECTdlliY.i

BUSINE

-’ AUC‘I‘IONEERS

)E.»\Ilts'r0. R., Auctioneer and Commis- Ofllce and Wareroonis.

) sion .\lt-reliant. Uoddiva old stand. Queen st.. Clrtown. nov 7

C1i'town, Oct. X7, '90. » ' ‘ v ~

r nits BRAND of F %i"1t:. " ' ...“Kent" or -'Matchlc‘_s;s.,’,’..l 1 .

sale at our Store. ‘ ‘ ‘ use no other.

Also, for Sal

e—the best q\l;%.,Of BRAN, SHORTS and coitNMEa.L;;s:c.

WA. Hosivniic co. -,9.- ‘

1 ,- , ._s 1' .~‘ .1 2‘: A I s

in Leavaiiiig Power.g-Elli

Q AGAIfN.‘DIa‘FEa't‘s V. Q _ nut. mu. tlomwii or P. gli. sung. , _

on

_»

TIPENDIARY -Iagistriate I-‘itzgeralclfgave written ‘edging. ‘Sofia...

Bayncxdismissing summons wiihgttsts against the S held out the dstesdoig. beings qualified Medical i (Charlottetown) and regiuered under Act of the

and could visit his country patients as heretofore.

_ Y, 2 -- i

- It

. I cum-:7 FOR coitsultriioil... ; . I an able to-mom. to your readers that_I.liave receives 1

,‘(I_hope 30. longer) . malady. - From in letters. brochures andbuoks the iguana 1515 subject. I u_sy,s_ay that the general opinion of the Old Wbfhl iaedi*al ’ '3 i"

: -useatpresent.'it«isthegeneraIopinionthatauyoaesiifl'eriug, I o A _hasamuchbetterchauceofacurethanhcrctofore. or A‘

BT03! 8. Co., E. Ii , Auctioneers. Com-‘ mission Merchants. Jloney , lenders.

OODSIDE. B. I... Auctioneer ah llcrcbtuit. Farm and stock-salts

cialty. sales-room, Water ttreut.

= oiivrii ' um: Ii _ i AND 0FFER,,1,o’.?r,‘ __ ,

“"’ ‘“' ’"° zzoo brls. FLOUR-—Kbu

C. I}, Auctioneer '-~&,L‘o.nimis- reliant. Prompt

. odt-«l.'_I.'90~ 7‘ T’ , .. H i: ., --A },.COAL D‘F1ALERSZ,‘ ' ‘‘

ii.ys'on band. Witter St.

ORRIS, LEONARD. Auctionoe \.

Merv hunt, Insurance A t-,, .5. Ilvisni'~e.s on cuiisigrilnerltsfi All business strictly confidential.

coo ‘barrels. Comm , .1‘ .2 ‘ED!-'

1 . Queen Street. t_:li‘town.

. v co ‘ in ,.

"‘Lros£_. c

loitetown, xov.14,'90 _ boxes Tea.

1 5 tins Cofiee,

UGHES, Capt. John, dealer in allkinds of 230 puncheons Molasses, hard and soft Coal. Water St. between

Queen and Puwiial.

475 barrels Yellow Sugar, Granulated Sugar, lzo bags Rice,

700 barrels Kerosene, no caddies-bapoleon an 300 boxes Pipes.

zoo coils 6 thread and 9 thread Rope.

Nov. 14. '90

c.\lILL \,\Z, R. dealer in all kindaui‘ liars! and Sol't.'0.1L & WOOD. Foot 0:’ r'rl- ce

a'trtset,Cl1&l‘luttetuiVn. ’ ho? 6, '3)

CARDS. _ ‘loo boxes Valencias,

25 barrels "urrants, cases Pic‘-les,

R. BAGNA LL. Surgeon Dr-ntist.~ Corner Queen and lticbinond streets. Ch'town. Uttlcelionrs, 9 s.ni., to I p. in ;2 p. in. to 5 pm.

98

barrels Nuts, boxes Cheese. boxes Soda and other Bi cases Matches,

crates Earthenware, cases Lamp Chimnies, cases Lantern Globes, cases Lal'It“l’l‘|8.

dozen Lamp Burners, gross Wicks,

boxes Starch,

tins Castor Oil, to lbs. each, boxes Pepper. Ginger and" Mustard (pure) gross Diamond Dyes, (all colors). pails Confectionery, - barrels Sulphur, barrels Salts, b-iles Senna, kegs Ssltpe‘re, boxes 5lll'pl’lS“,

R. s'rnit:KLAi~in «-‘xii-acts teeth without y vr; etable gins, e-ectric. l'orcep-.25

years practice. Written guarantee wittiiill work.

INSURANCE.

cifacunujv. ions; in-e. Lire. Accident, Iiisuraiice. Omen, Mi-Eacliei~n's corner Lower Queen si., Clnown. P E. I. \a,nov 7

ASZARI). nonacn; Fire and Martne.The ’ Western Assurance Co. Omce, Lower Water street. Clrtown.

RQUII \KT, A. 8. See-Card in t:

ESBRBAY, ‘As-, Queen Insurance Co. of England. Confetleration L Brown's Block, Muket. square.

lfe Asso. Um:-c. Uh‘town. J 37:25.

LEGAL CARDS.

LEAN it MGDONALD, Barristers 8 Umeo.-—Brown’s Block. Chan 3, Water Stiegt.

nests Tubs,

dozen Waaliboaids. caslts Ink (stone), boxes “ (glass). 0 tubs good butter.

lll'tlillEl.|..Bil08.

loiietown; Gufl‘iiey'e Buildin summersitle. Money $0 loan.

AMES H. Attoriiey-at-Law. Com- miesiorrer. etc. Umc--, Queen sq. ulrioivn.

A RBU BT08 & SM ALLWOOD, Bat risters.

Uauieron rlocls, Money to loan _ Jan 23, 1891.

I

(1 Index Teliaccos,

scuiis,

Sea foam and other

&TRO'lI;s.T,

Settlenieiit to Dec. 31st. 1890.

Esrequcstasettlemcnt of all Accounts _ due—-Notes, Judgments, 6:-‘c---before All debtors will plean take notice, and save us trouble, and them- selves expense. ‘

the end of January

NORTON .5.» FENNELL. Jan. 27,1891. _ .

SM

NE\/EP.

eertahieadspesdy ' 2 ‘:n.thsI1sadand0otarrhfnu?ll°t: _

soori-into. CL

HEALING Instant Relief. cure, Failure Impossible.

Permanent _

y so-called diseases symptoms of Catarrh, such as Ii - , artlal deainess. losing sense of - oul breath, haw-‘kin anigisplt» . ,

cold in head results hi Catarrh. 1ol- ‘— V‘

a3‘-mu"“'”-£a.'*'ll’3o

Virus” forth: cure of bercolosis, andaui prepared to treat any who _ . E “S

tis a‘-ysijitsble‘ care tubercular afieciions of the braiii‘, gs, “skin, though it has not succeeded in every case, srillyii‘ i; .9 much ‘

L lmllllllll &;llll3ll39l..: use is ciiiieiuo sisusis. L ws. '

..i. Apothecsries’ not r.i..i.... so.s-r. _rom.iaasreu.r.o.roui i V

CALEDONIAN 1? ., I —