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This is True Liberty,

CHARLOTTETOWN PP. E

for Montroseburgh stituents at Brechin, yesterday,

induced Sir resiga the leadership of the Libera) party. It was his own intention, he declared, to retire from active and responsible partici- pation in the formal counsels of the Lib- eral party, slihough his zealous and eager cO-operation upon for the aivancement of every Liberal cause,

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denounced it as entirely opposed to all the

exclaimed,

of them than the end.”

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| various old legends connected with the

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PESSIMISTIG BRITISH LIBERALS,

Right Hon, John Marley's Jeremiad,

HE FEARS THE TRIUMPH OF! JINGOISM IN GREAT BRITAIN,

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Spirit of Imperialism

And Denounces Prevailing

{Sezorat ro Tue Eaaminer.]

18.—Right Hon. Jobn Member of Par.iament

Lonpox, Jan.

Morley, Liberal

addressing his con- said that be entirely concurred in the reasons which

Vernon Harcourt to

could always be counted

Mr. Morley criticized the prevailing

jingoism and imperialism. He lessons of Mr. Gladstone. “I think,’ ine

“we are nearer the beginning

It was his firm conviction that the pre- | vailing spirit of imperialism must inevi-~ } tably bring militarism, a gigantic, daily | growing expenditure, increased power to

the aristocrats and privileged classes, and war.

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AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

A Fierce Election Riot.

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[Spectat to Tae Examixeny]

Bupa Pesrua, Jan 18.—A fierce election riot took place yesterdey iv the county Arad, Hungary,and it is reported that four persons were killed and sixteea injured.

Troops were despatched to the scene of disturbance.

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THE RING

Pluto Knocked Out by Dixon.

{[Seectat to THe Examiner ]

Bosroy, Jan 18.~—Dixon knocked Pluto out inthe tenth round last night.

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IN SI. PAUL'S SCHOOLROOM.

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A Fairly Large Audience at the Concert Last Evening.

The distinctive feature of the entertain- ment held in St. Paul’s Schoolroom last evening was Miss Helen Anderson’s **Tatk”’ on Paris. Miss Anderson mads her debut as @ Charlottetown lecturer before a fai:ly large and select audience, and held the close attention of ber hearers for about balf

an hour. Her description of the scenery, | the peasants and some of their way sof | living, of the market 4 lace, the chape!s and } gervices, her first donkey ride, and of the} quaiat cli places near the convent at} which she étayei, and her relation of | country, were especially interesting. We | hope te hear more of thi; talented young | lady’s description of the places. at which | she visited while i in France cn no very far | distant occasion. Master Clyde Auld also | made his first aprearance last night.

Standing on a box, be sang his little songs | very sweetly, The vocal s.los by Miss j Amy Earle, Mr. T. A. McLean, jr., and | Mr. Char'es Earle, and the duett, by Mrs.

E. H. Norton and Miss Amy Earle were | all very well sung and vigorously applaud.

ed. Mises Enid McLean’s reading, avd a

piano duet by Mrs. Richardson and Miss | Vere Hyndman were much appreciated. | We must not fail to mention the twelve’

little girls who--each dressed as a different j month—gave their recitations in a very | creditable manner. !

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} White Blankets—We have about 25. ir of white blankets to clear out. So out

they go ata discount of 25 per cent. The’

prices range from $275 t> $5; weight, 3, 5, Tand pounds. —Prowse Bros. 14,3:

ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY

IRISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT. | }

Success of a Former Political Pris- |

oner.

[SpectaL ro Tue Examiner. ]

Desuiy, Jan 17.~Under the new Iri-b | Local Government Act, John Daly, a! former politieal prisoner, and his eupport- ers, have capthred 24 out of 40 of the sears comprised inthe New Limerick Corpora- tion, and Daly is almost certain to be | elected Mayor of thst city, unless he is | declared to be dieg ual ified.

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The sudience, last evening, was a fair-~ ly Jarge on®, Shough the veatoer favorable: Sveral of those who part in the entertainment deserve en- couragement; a few of the selections were really well performed. Apart from Mr. Vinnicombe’s violin solos, we were particularly pleased with the songs Mesers T. A. McLean, jr. and Charles | Kiar e, as well as with the trombone oe) of Mr. Ernest Hill. There was a greut | deal of vigorous harmooy in the quar- tevte of whieh Mr. Cecil McNeiliwas the leader; and much sweetness in the songs of Misees Colby, Yeo and Buler. Tue duet by Mrs E. H. Norton and Miss Amy» Karle was a paricularly pleasing number.!

Rev. Mr. Fuliertoa who occupied the chair, advertized that’s the word—tbat a lecture on Dublin andits invironments illustrated by stereopticon views, would be celivered in St. James’ Hal! on the | Tbureday, tne Slst inst., the being, bimself. We have to proof of the good of uousually

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Home Journal for Jt is interesting, par-

—The Canadian January is at haod. ticu larly to the ladies,

—I.is renorted that Mr Siftou’s colony of Gdiicia? 38 in the Norih: West is to be followed by anew colony of Mormons, and there is talk ofthe importation of a numberof Armenians to occupy parisof ihe territories.

—Speaking of the proposed Abolition of the Senate, “Bystander,” inthe Farm-~ ers Sup, says .

“The abolition of the & serious step.

“Tt would leave us with a single Cham - her,elected by}universal, or almost univers- al, suff-age, and, as the Governor- Gener~ al is a figurehead, without any safeguard correspondirg to the Presidential veto in the United States.

“It has been writers that of a'l tyrannies stitution would be the worst. 1 thatthe eingle

Senate would be

pronounced by Liberal sucha coa-

“We are told elective chamber wou!d represent the will of the people.

“It would represent the will of the people, distorted by all the personal and local influesces, the Corruption, the tlnd passion, the blatherskite, the fal3seboucs, and the senseless shibboleths of elections

“But what we want is to be governed, not by anybody’- will, but by the reasun of the community.”

—Tbe Toronto Globe seems to bave repented of the Premier's audacity in challenging the decision of the Senate on the Yukon andthe Drammond County deale: It observes:

“ Ifthe Senate does a good act it is no argument for its maintenance, neither isa bad act a reason for its abolition. Euher may be the result cf accident. Unless we claim that senators bave superhuman prescience ard 1aKke itto O'lswa with them, we must admit that they are just as like ly to obstruct wise as foclish legis- lation.

U pon ¥ hich the Montreal Gazette re- marks that it did not seed superbumai prescience, but just ordinary business abi- lity aud common sense,to dec de that the Yukon and Drummond County deals were not for the publie advyant: ges. The cenators justify on their ordinary senae.

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18,

That Telltale Tac.

She was a poor, plain little woman, evidently jast in from the country, and she stood looking longingly at a line of gaudy purses which hung along ina row by the notion counter.

After a minute sho stepped intoa

corner, took out her own shabby little | leather purse and counted over the |

money carefully.

She evidently found out she could afford it, asa great extravagance, and 80 at Jast walked shyly up to the coun- ter, selected ene with ‘‘pearls’’ set in ' along the chain and a big emerald flash- ing in the top, took up the box in which it was given her and vanished in

the direction of the waiting room. Not '

more than five seconds later she appear- ed again—her old purse tucked out of sight and the new one hanging proudly round ber neck. It was almost pitiful to see her—sbe took so much pride jin the gaudy thing—and then, more piti- ful, yet more laughable, there came into view behind her the price tag, flapping gayly from its little pink string and proclaiming to the world at large that that particular purse bad cost just 50 cents!

Nobody who saw that saucy tag had the courage to tell its wearer, and yet that would have been kindest too. But she vanished down the street with it still in view. How do you suppose she felt when she found it out?—Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Nervous Dyspepsia

To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know What Anvpetite and Good

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HOCKEY IN HALIFAX.

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Crescents Beaten By Chebuctos.

(Speciat ro Tae Examiner.)

Havirax, Jan 18.—The Chebuctos of Dartmouth, defeated the Crescents of this city in the Senior Hockey League game last night. Score—2 to l.

To our Readers.

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Nervous dyspeptics often do not have anv pain woatever in the stomach, nor perbaps any of the usual symptoms of | siomach weakness. Nervous decgviela ehows itself notin the stomach so much as \« in nearly every organ. In some cases the heart palpitates avd is irregular; in others the kidneys are effected;in others the} bowels are constipatec, with headaches; )} 1 stij] others are troubled with Joss of fleeh and appetite with accumulations of gas,

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