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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 5, 1899

THE DAILY EXAMINER

DECEMBER 5, 1899, WHAT IS THS MATTER

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Wifi faa LIBSRAG PARTY?

When Sic Louis returned from his

tbrough Belfast and Marray

| Harbor, it is said thathe asked a friend to | tell bim what was the matter with the | Liberal party in Prince Edward Island.

Before going to England he had attempted

| | toget up a party organization in King’s | and East Queen’s but he could not get his

old friends to come round him in any considerable numbers, even although free excursions were tendered them on .xoVv- On 4i8

return from England he still felt lone~

| some notwithstanding he had put a notice in the party organ that he would be glad ‘to bave his friends call on him, ‘Then

came his southern trip which was, on the

whole, a dismal failure; and he left the Province conscious that there was some- thing very Serious the matter with the

Libera! party in this Province, Wedo not know what aoswer Sir Louis ‘anxious inquiry above re-

received io th

ferred to, but we know that a little frank~

eas on tie par of his friend would have enabled our koight to better uodersiand the lack

of enthusiasm witb which he has been re- ceived bv his former friends. In ei

front of any candid explanation would

stand the disappointments felt at his utter, -

disregard of his pre-elect

promised the people to remove every ves~°

lige of protection from the tariff, but in- stead of this the Government of which he 1s amember have adopted the policy of protection. He promised that he wouid reduce the expenditure, instead of which it has been enormously increased. He promised eccess tothe market of sixty millions, by which prices would be en- hanced and every-body made rich; but no sixty million market has materialized and petatoes are selling at 162 and oats at 27¢ per bushe!. He promised honest admiais~ tration instead of which we have hud Drummond aod Yukon deals. One of the troubles with the Liberal party is that many of their members are shocked at the appalling difference which they observe be tween Sir Louis’ promises and perform- ances,

Another trouble in the Liberal ysarty arises from the fact that many of them are heartily tired of the recklessness of as- sertion which marke all Sir Louis’ public utterances. Where is the business man, whether Liberal or Conservative, who is not disgusted with such statements as Sir Louis is reported by The Patriot to have made at Powna! aad Kings‘on, that he wa the means of reducing the ratee on the winter steamers to those in force during the summer mouths. This reduction was made when Senator Ferguson represented the Province in the Government of Sir McKenzie Bowell.

Equally offensive to all right thinking men, was the statement he made at Pownal that no man on the other side has dared to formulate ina proper manner, any charge against a Minister of the Laurier Cabinet. Everybody knows that this statement lacks the “essential ele- ment.” Sir Hibbert Tupper, in his place in Parliament deliberately charged Mr. Sifton with the grossest mismanagement» acd offered, on the p2ril of the loss of his seat in Parliamen!, to substantiate,before a proper tribunal charges of corruption is the affairs of the departement of the In- terior; but the Government called in their majority and voted down an investiga” tion.

The troub!e with the Liberal party is that many of them are finding out that Sir Louis’ statements cannot be relied on. The wonder is that they did not find it out long ago.

The Canedian contingent has now gone tothe front. Don’t you want a souvenir photograph of our Loys in the contingent. Nice plain photo mailed to any address post paid on receipt of 35 cents, by Robert L. Cotton, PO Box 84, Charlottetown: Large size for framing $1.

The words of praise bestowed upon Hood’s Sareaparilla by those who have taken it prove the merit of the medi-« cine.

Saturday, Dec 2nd is Hand kerchief day—watch for our ad on Friday.— Moore & Mc-— Leod.

Ladies’ Golt Jerse ys—Th balance we will clear at 20 ec. discouut.—J B acdonald & Co, 271 4i

All our fail millinery mustgo at’ big discounus & Co. | F Perkits,

ion promises. He-

NOTES AND COMMENTS,

—Bennet Burle rh, tne London Daily Te regraph’s sortsannadest “Our losses have been in no degree due to

eny special military quality of “the Boer,

' beyond that high eelf regarding virtue of

choosing the bill top for hia baitle groun d. In fact, they were not due to any grand atubborn resistance of theire, but to nature. it was bravery pitted against precipices. At Dundee and Elandslaagte the enemy went on firing while we climbed and they hvuisted the white flag as soon as we reached the summit.’’

the heizhta,

—Figures purporting to give the valne of the imports of British and Unite. States goods into Canada in the last fiscal year have lately been published. They show the movement of trade under the operation of the British preferential taultl, and are as fo luws

From From

Great United

Britain. @ States, eee 38, 717,000 $55,021,000 1896.......... 32,979,000 58 574,000 Bee aeea’ ° 29,412,000 61,649,000 BOE ncccctece vosece Ghee 78,780,000 1599... 6 secvcdece 34,000,000 91;000,000 Cavada_ imported eonsiderably more

from Great Britaiain 1895 than in 1899 ; and, Canada imported fconsiderably less from the United States in 1895 than in 13899 How about that British prefer-

eece ?

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Cal! and see our new stock of fancy oak and mahogany-finished screens. VUak book and music racks. Prices cight. See ad.—Jobn Newson. 1 wk.

We have just received another lot of heavy winter suitings—including a lot of heavy Irish Tweeds—heavy weights for Joln McLeod & Co.

The best place to buy Cloth at Prowse Bros

Fur caps—-ycucan get the best kind at the lowest prices at R H Ramsay & Co.

Lite--ize cravon portrait, size 16x20, un~ til Dec. 15:h for only $1 98, by sending yoar order direct toS. F. Tarbush, High Grade Art Parlors, Ch’town, and eaving agent’s commission.

winter,—

ing 1s

Choice winter keepieg apples, including Baldwivs, Northera Spys and Bishop Pippios, for svle by the barrel at Beer & Goft's.

Avother lot of Kippered Herring in Tomato Sauce, just received ar Beer & Gotl’s. Zine,

Petronize the ladies by attending the Tea and Apron Fairon Dee. ]4:h.

You don’t look and feel as if yon had

on some other man’s clothes if you buy them from Sentner McLeod & Co,

Don’t sliow anyone to persvade you that there are other places just se good as ours for clothing. There are others bat nove so good, none so cheap —Prowse Bros. 264 Sins. *

Best value to be had in readymade pants at John McLecd & Co.

281, lwk. f

Buy the Maltese cross rubbers made o pure gum rubber. Wil! outweur any other make. We have them in men’s, women’s and cbildren’s.- J B McDonald & Co.

281, 3i.

See Perkins’ ad on eighth page,

Ask t) see the lot of gent- lemen’s handkerchiefs today at $c. 10c, 14ce.—Moors & Me- Lecd,

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THE QUESTION IS OFTEN ASKED, qOW 1S THE ASCENDENCY OF

ROYAL OAK SOAP

vccounted for?> The answer 3 simple enough, viz:—Be- sause there is none equal to it tor intrinsic merits, firm ness, vurity, combined with great .asting and cleansing pro- perties Send for premium list.

J, D, LAPTHORN'& 60.,

Charlottetown Soap Works

Apples!

wf hn We have just received 200 bbls of

choice winter-keeping apples from On- tarioand the Annapolis Valley. They are in first class order and good keepers, They include:—

Northern Spys,

Baldwins,

Bishop Pippins,

Calkin Pippins,

Mammoth Pippins.

We have several bbls of No. 2 Apples, which some people prefer for family use. Now is the ,time to get a supply for QE

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Compound ?’ laine ad to have a certain amount of celery in its composition, and why are we blowingso much about celery? Because we have the genuine article, and in order to incro- duce it even more thoroughly, we make the following liberal offer:— + Celery per bb! $2.00 for 3 bbls $5.00 for 6 bbls $9.50—-a plan for keepiny selery sen* with each order; also a sample sent on receipt of address and 9 centsin stamps. When ordering state if for winter keeping or present use, we ship to all the Maritime Pro- vinces, and c*lery will he received by Jur customers in perfec *t condition for winter keeping.

We are also growers and shippers of cabbage, beets, carrots, parsnips, tur- nips, cauliflower, tomatoes, onions, Orders from unknown correspondents, will please accompany order with cash

Address,—

J.-J. GAY & SON

Celery Specialists, Charlottetown P. E. L

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Prince Edward Island Railway

On and after MONDAY, 16th, Oct., 1899, the trains of this Railway will run daily, (Sun- days anneres as under.

Trains Out- Trains In- ward. Kead STATIONS ward. Read down up

wk A. M PM 600 310 630 Iv Ch'townar 940 200 1015 a2) 330 O41 Royalty Junet 9 2) 140 10 00 Ce 4 7s BH, Wiltshire 835 1355 33 621 426 725 Hunter River 8 29 1242 918 705 506 757 arEmeraldiv 744 1204 848 AM

820 Junet

9% 610 845 ar { ) Iv 640 1100 800

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12 40 900 1v / ar 835 5.55 me” - WSR. ase Weilington.....802 51 Woe MOhs .04i- Porm Hil. ....57 4 ee) ee O’Leary .... 630 313 436 il S.. Aiberton........844 221 52U 12 15ar.., .Tignish..... lv 500 115 eas pe AM P ». PM AM AM PM

200 7COlv..Charlotterown..ar900 3 5U 330 805....Mount Stewart.....800 220

CGO OBB icccen: ee... cs 7127 131 436 851......St. Peters..... 706 16 6 05 10 00 ar......Souris..... lv 600 11 35 AM PM AM AM PM AM AM PM 330 805 1lv..Mount Stewart..ar 750 200 438 8 54....... Cardigan. ...... 7 00 1251 500 9 10 ar...Georgetown. ...lv 6 45 12 20 PM AM AM PM P. M. A. M. 8 50 Vv ncsp-. Bevcveld,....ae 735

9 41) ar...Cape T iverse. .lv 6 45 Trains are run by Fas :rn Standard Time.

VD. POTTINGER, ‘sen. Man. Can. Gov’t Rys. Mencton, N. B. G A SHARYP, Superintenden, P. E. I.

000 Improved Milk Cans

By the machinery, we have overcome the trouble complained of in the slopping over of milk cans

Ail orders for NON-SLUPP- ING MILK CANS | filled promptly, wholesale or retail,

f A McLEAN, :;onic Temple, Charlottetown

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Watch Attention

‘That will cause your watch to mark the hours and minutes exactly.

As you value your time piece, do not allow it to run on without atten- tion from year to year. Such treat- ment will soon ruin the finest watch. It’s economy to have it examined regular intervals, Iam sure I can do it to your satisfaction.

Ew Please call

G. F. HUTCHESON

Ch’town Quen St

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How it is possible to get better valug in men’s boys’ and child. ren’s clothing than what we are showing this fall.

We Buy the Best Only The Best Seli Us Oniy

We buy in much larger quanti- ties than our competito:s, there- fore, buying much cheaper.

We buy all our goods for spot cash, therefore taking ad- vantage of every possible dis- count,

We divide our profits with our customers, therefore in- crease our trade to sucn an extent that we make just as much money, and at the same time selling our goods cheaper than any one else.

We will cut a new hat that our expenses in proportion to our business is less than any other house in the city

Another lot of those ulsters opened yesterday.

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