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> ‘ 1d * Ll h aa ‘Tew words aca t i mh ry . } it : ‘e ! ‘ ves ‘ all < I e If ¢} ! IDCcUNnVesBeN ce wh } St ;

I a tire hemelbe by, jes (lua WAN cael @ nite ajowdey often places them in, could teey foal themnio!d repugnhance that m Dy

wi | ! ty ; . < e1 i thev t i | 1 Tre ST I a . ui u ] ’ rally i : ’ i ; | I terl¥, and t h lene ne sna 4 ’ i . + +? ‘ f ra | ' ni a ‘ Ca estrapgement een nad \ l § er pa , and intn ight Or on h 3 l y 3 teptical b wband, give my suggest

2 trial, and see if it does not add b ightuess to nis h me, al | his wife will be f } la S$. 25 tO } she may. I 5 de ny in self me article of dress (which und other system she would have thought in dispensibl } ratifs her aste in the beau fying of her‘rooms or purchase of some long wished for volume, or pian © unexpe treat for husband or children id her mind being thus pleasantly upied, she ‘V I I ve an ‘ l ¢ eel ) her i fe l ng that I I longer tlea's her as a child u a3 an intelligent ‘help mate, | ca} - of managing her own affairs wise! and well Hoping that-by’ imserting t!

i n yeut “i : Department ” it may m

the eyes of some whom it m henefit, in

fact be ah eye-opener in a different sciss

from the common meaning of the word, 1!

subscribe mysclif. A Mercnant's Wir:

—~ » =o. 4 ‘ Tr on Sunday Drunkenness at the Ea End

i e Ld of E

SIR, Uy; Jay I } Decembe1 ] as the children were returning from Sun- da¥School, the edifying spectacle, of tw drunken. ruth: ns fighting, howling, blas- pheming and biting, was presented on

Richmond Street, near the Gas Werks. Last Sun lay, in the same neighborhood, similar spectacle was prestuted. Alt hong h the first case was made known to the police, ze policeman has been seen in the neig berhood. during the holiday season, indeed, at any other time.

The police artamgements of this city are

SP OO Oe oP

a retention

tt eH} Tt > ~

j im (os i iV . J eve ad tobacco ir i ave i t exhloition for the eneht .« the nimbers who have been i see it wi to the Scott Act iy ] Tore on Christmas Ey cy a pre ted the Secret ry dau! cr wih a numbcr of articles for heus = 8 i linstances, \ ' ) N t of t P ' $ ’ i ‘ WhaADas 0 pur a25¢e, \ i i > Daiiry f¢ enumerate - oe 4 i ‘ ‘4

ies ae 452518 = . M uidobcit, N. @ - ndidenl) i 7 I i Revenue D \ en <¢ iis t 8 ‘ - ia as -t anew depart- It i b th t nis example will ‘ Aa vt : > I J. W. Prercurer, Fs, will lecture in the Methodist Charch, Cornwall, on Wednesday x ( r taken at half-past s ven, Ss } t L, a ii¢€ " Proee eds ot lecture behalf of church A larve and apprecis? \ ydie! may | rhect | @ £8 a . ‘ lua on board the.| er * Dominien Was dr ownedfn Bos arbor abou mouth ago. It is said | McCoy belonged to Alberton. His rela s will receive turther particulars concern in on applitation te Wilham Koughan, }dusg., Shi pping. Mas it this port. + ‘ tmas Day a colored man died in i | adelphia, aged 105 year: His faculties were uulmpaired to the last, and uantil i¢ Ve stroke t pai LlVSis that caused iis death, he Was. in the habit of boasting that he had never been sick iu his life. He leaves wht so 1 daughters, the eldest being 78 | years of age ; fifty-seven wud children, and | SiXiv-thres great gt nd-chiidren. } ~ A HEAVY GALE set in yesterday m neg ;and continued until 7 o’elock last nigh Trees were uprooted and télegriph hnes } blown down in several directions. In i veral chimneys and signboards ¥:re blown dewn and other slight dama Wi voor We are informed that the gale as i by anemometer reached its greatest ! lie between 4 and 5 o’clock in the | afternoon, viz., 43 miles an hour. i ae om

Sons or TEMPERANCR

ing of St. CatherIme’s Division, held Dec. 3:

Ata regular mre’*- |

the following Officers were elected for the! ens ing q' larte i Vv. P.—James McLean.

vi L— Archibald McPhail

S.—Donald McLaachiin.

a lasting disgrace to Stipendiary, Town \. RS.—Mary MePhail. Couwiicil, or wavever has control. With a F. S.—Thomas Morrow. force sufficiently large to patrol every street| T.—Joh» McLauchlir. in the town, twice or thrice a day, in} Chsp.—Joum C. McKenzie. some of the worst parts of the town a Con. —Colin McPhail : pe lice eman is not seen the year round ; and | _ . is To arg the r duties seem to consist mainly in spin- a ee a : ». S.— Neil B. Mel ayden, nis ng yarps overthe policestation stove, OF} ~~ wp JC Mckeuzie. atroiling, like ba ily iatched Siamese | ott . Serishe: along the One™ OF two principa ab} OpbPELLOWSH -At a regular session ef business streets of the town. |St. Lawrence Lodge, No. 8, I. O. O. F., held Yours, &c., “lla vening, the following brethern were in- Lex. “ l officers f the present term, by the January 3rd, 1852. | Peputy Grand Master, Thomas KR. Callbeck, ao | assisted by the R W. ‘Grea d Master, Theo. i Te the Editor of the Kramer. happeme ; vad sa N. G.—-R.C. Higes Sr, —Expronsing myself as quite insym-| \-" gq py) Dashorty: pathy wi th the remarks of *‘ Stranger,” in| c/o c4a, David R, McLennan.

your issue of the 50th ult., on the cerner loafing nuisance, | very much regre we leave ovrselves open for such from those who visit our city.

t has long been.a matter of ment to me that the city fathers could re main blind to the attached to Corporation permitting such a nuisance to continue from year to year. It surely can- not be that the police are afraid of those worthless idlers and the Mayor and Ald

letters astonish-

a I éyrace

men are afraid of the police ? Now that their attention has been called to this demoralized part of the city

management, L trast efforte will be made to punish the offenders, er, at least, clear the corners of our streets of these unsigntly loafers

I regret it shonld be necessary, yet am thankful to “‘ Stranger’ for taking the in- itiative in calling our attention to this matter.

CIVILIAN, 1832. aca Sane llancininal

To the Editor of the Examiner.

January 3rd,

Dusk Str,—The timely warning you gave the proper attthoritie: in your valuable

paper last week, in reference to the shame- |

ful and disgraceful manner in which the entrances to the city from the ice are block aded, seenis, so far, to have taken no effect. However important the entrance at the | foot of ** “yt a I a*s of West Ikiver and

AUPTOUnCIN

; g country,

all -will admit that it is bnét ef secondary | importance when compared to the great thoreuchfare leading to and from the foot | of Great George Sireet

important right of Way is at prezent | almost completely closed. The Steam

Naty ition Co.'s stea pat rs on the one side,

and the “* He: .ther Befe”’ on the other, in | their present posti ion will render this great highway to the city comparatively

useless. In addition to these s'eamers and other smaller craft, there are heavy pieces | of hewn timber, and scantling, placed right | on the foot of the street, as if the trespass- | determined c their

ers vere

have to abandon right to and from

the - from thé foot’ of Great George Stree Surely the Mayor and City Council will

p immediate steps tg remove those en- meachments, more especially as it is stated op geod authority that none of those tres-

passers on this indispensable right of way | oene | towards the city |

@ -onttibu te on :

that |

may be to the peo ple |

untry people would |

FParqaharson, Gardiner. ». L. Chappelie, P.

' Treas rer, = Theo U- | . :7 ' ree’.

} i | Conductor Phe« G,

| Chaplain.—Rev. J..S. Phinney, I 7. Gea eS Moors O. G.—Robert. McLauria, P-G, ee. | r roo | Hu rhes P. G L. ss. N. G A. E MacDonald. 7S, FON John T. Rébison. i. on Bal lames Cameron. | RK 5. $.—Chester B. McNeill. L: S.. S.—t hester WW. Le Page.

J. P. G.—John H.

Yeo.

/_ som &

Weather Bulletin.

| ryy : ar on j LORONT

3—10 a. m. northwesterly winds,

Y, lesimans Fresh wester'y to fair cold weather

‘Prince Hdward.”

Six cases and cask Fancy Glaas, China and H: ardware,. sl titable for Christ- | mag and New Year's Pe resents, Low opening at “* Cheapside,” ex “ Prince Edward,’ from London. ¢ ‘all and see them.

Henry Beer

one

} Dee. 2i.-—tf wnigiititilaentcanii Sp ecial Notices.

Come and gee the great spread of Fancy : mfectic mnery—pure and good—at R. K. Br: ace’s. d2!

Cae Bank of P. E. Island notes taken a John Quirk’s Steam Bakery, in exchange for goods, or in paymeuat of Bock Account.

dec 21 tf

| Te cleanest, cheapest and best Raisins and Curranta, at the Family Grocery.—R. K. | Be ACE d2l

Ratsins, Currants, and all other Groceries that are wanted for the season, at W. P | Colwill s.

A worp to the ladies! Do not exchange | your old Sewing Machine for a new ore; but fetch it to me and I will re pair itand make it ius good as new or no ‘charge made.— WILLIAM | Bows, shop on corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, Charlottetown, P. E. J. nov 1 tf wy

209,000 B ttles Minard’s Liniment suld in Nova Seotia during the past six months |} —the nniverssl Emel the king of pain, used |by everybody. Try it. Price 25 cents.— Nov 16 wkly

— ete e A

;

oe

DIED.

At St. Peter's Bay, on Tuesday, November 29th, Michael McIsaac, aged 63 years.

At Halifax, N. S., suddenly, on Saturday

. for at aciliti Ss h « affo led be ie ee Soap morning, Dees 3st, 1881, James M. Mumford, 1e ; > ife and a) : g | ta the 3: a ’ oe of his age, canning a wile aes rs fh you ll 190g elt fourm hot low “OH bi , ; at ne ee er ems rights! people, ‘and wishing you 4 Happy Newey car, | SHIP NEWS. . 1 am _——

A CouNTRYMAN.

Ja huary 3rd. }8e8z,

—— > & Bee — T'o the Editor, of the BE Sir, ~Qwing to my

raminer. neglect, the follow. The members of ingClub_presented, vey Weir Jeader with an D. clay pipé accompanied with

ing has be en overlook: d

the Street Cur on fisicae:

| St, Mary’s Ga., Dee. 21.—sld barque G B

| Gordon, Kibby, for Résario, South: America.

| Brwt Laurettay "Christie, from Liverpool, for Charlottetown, P E I,*with 200 tons

wa? 't, which put into St Thomas Dec 9, had

| joss sails and spairs, had 11 stauneheons broken and was leaking She was repairing ide" 07. The salt was sold for

| Boston, Dec 28—Ar schr Nathaniel’ Chase,

Anderson, Cardigan,

a a ee wee AMINE Oe

Coy

j UST e (7008

G eva Gc id, Al

anti Locket Gold, Pia

WATCHES

~~ 2 he oo

now. Ge -

RECEIVED, a 8, consisting of ee » on (rol stock Plate Kar Rings, Silvy<

} 2 large !

bericau ¢

, : . fea and rT»

ts; a |i

assoriment of WALTHAM and dand Silver Cases, Chains, Brooches,

Neck lets Colored

- assort-

er Rings,

and Time- of Castors Ve 8, Forks

ment of Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold “ing

Cuff Button hirt Studs: a nice lot of Eight- day and ‘Thirty-hour CLOCKS

pieces; Piated Was consisting

Butter id Pickle Dishes, Ki

Spoons and Napkin Rings

Spee!

acies and Ey

eglasses.

If want to save money and get a first- c] rti call ay let your «yes be your own \ nce,

Repairing Clocks, Watchesa,and Jewelry

punctually attended to,

( harlottetown, Dec, 2

Gx.

, 8l—lm

ex. BUR

Side Queen Square, Opvosite

Post Office. Qaw

WEST INDIA

WAREHOUSE.

50 «

hests and half-chesta T'ea,

20 hhds. and barrels Sugar,

0p

100 barrels

20 be

30 caddies 70 boxes Adedrt 25 boxes White

uns. M >lasscsa,

axes Tobacco (flat), ; Bright Smoking To

d Soaps,

ana

30 boxes Nixey’s Black Lead,

2.0

ams Wrapping Paper,

5 casks W. Soda, 20 boxes T. D, Pipes, 50 cane Kerosene Oil & casks Turpentine, 20/0 Oaree 1B ings, 4 inch, 1.500 bushel Salt, 300 Pork Barrels, FOO A

JUV sn

50 tir

2 a 5 tk

i)

90 be

h-Hooped Barrels, ns lL ms,

ns Wheat Bran, ms Wheat Sorts,

.000 bushels O its,

xes and half-boxes No,

quaintals Codfish, in balk,

lO q OO DI

‘ th ¢

, A

500 |

tintals large Hake Is, and hal f-t

0 bsters,

riing,

100 ingots Refined Tin,

4) pigs Soft Lead, 5 bare 14 and 14 Copper, 5 tons Assorted Iron.

HORACK. HASZARD,

-Lower Queen Street.

| Ch’town,

| |

|

CHRISTMAS GESTS

FOR SALE AT THER STANDARD BOOKSTORE

Dec, 21, ’8i—1m eod

Seperior Extra Flour,

bacco,

Blue Starch,

1 Codfieh,

arrels Labrador Herring ases Preserved Le 6 cases Preserved Sa Imon, 10 cases Preserved Hé OXes Tin,

—_—

and

» 4

Toys, &e,

it Books,

S. T. NELMES,

‘ Ks

as“ The Rhine,’ and others; Handsome Wallets & Purses, Xmas Cards, Children’s Toy and ¢

Handkerchief Boxes, Scrap Pictures; Books for Presents.auch

Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, Photo. Albums, Velvet Frames, Glove

Oprosirgs Post Orricr.

A CHOICE STOCK 0

IN’ EG W

} Charlottetown, Dec. 21, 188l—eod

Felt & Wool Hats,

FUR CAPS,

Heavy Cloth and Imitation

Fur Caps.

Men's Uvererats, Ulsters, Reefers, Suits,

Shirts,

Underclothing,

Scarfs,

Ties, Collars, &., &c.

F. LePAGe & C0.,

GLASGOW HOUSE,

Oc t, 2 25,

63 QuzEeN Street. *8l—wkly

Molasses and Sugar

70 RECEIVED, ex “ NATALIE,” from

Baz bs

adoes, a

2) bids, Barbadoes Bright Grocery Sugar 49 pans, Barbadoes Mlasses, prime articles,

Will be sold td cheap from } ee on eT

‘Ch’ seal Dee, 9, au"

A MINER. Aa UA Ts

The

Dec. 17,

ISS1.

1882.

ems

Dlanmdsomes(, The Cheapest,

Phe Best.

BEER & SONS.

FRIDAY, THS

TO OUR OLD STAND,

ANT? WILL GPEN GON

16th IN IST.

SHEWING THE

Largest Stock Ever Imported by us.

W. E. DAWSON & GO.

Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1881.

Pe rem

Oatmeal

50. *

20 bags Rice,

1881.

WE HAVE IN STOCK

60 barrels Crown JEWEL, 65 barrels Bupa,

100 boxes 89 barrels

60 barrels White Gr. Yellow Refined 20 hhds. P. R.

FISH—Salmon, Mackerel, Herring, Fienan Maddies, Sardine

Pratt’s

English Malt, GENERAL GROCERIE3.

AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE

FAIR TRADE.

NO FAVORS ASKED.

———— 0:8 —

1382.

AND OFFERING AT

Bottom Prices for Cash,

1,375 BARRELS OF FLOUR,

OF THE FOLLOWING CHOICE BRANDS;

125 barrels SunperamM—Full Patent Hungarian Process, superior to any Flour in the Market.

500 barrels Kent,

125 Strathroy,

axa «125i SSS Maritime Rose HOICE rPATENTS. 195 << Airdrie, ’ sul PERIORS 12 ‘“ Tranquility, 126 ‘* Anchor, }

200 Barrels K. D. Cornmeal.

for the People—Bagnall’s Manutacture, awarde

First Prize at Dominion Exhibition.

Plain and Faney CRACKERS (Rankin’s,)

15 puns. Barbadoes man 10 puns. Trinidad MOLASSES.

Bris. Amber and Golden Syrups. TEA Choice.)

FRESH FRUVUILTS.

SUGARS.

200 haif-chests ) $0 pkgs.

20 barrels CURRANTS, 5 vases do., 100 boxes FIGS,

200 boxes Valencia RAISINS, 100 boxes London Layers,

50 half-boxes do.,

50 qr. boxes do,

10 barrels Beans, 14 TONS CHOICE CHEESE, 200 bags Coarse Salt. CANNED GOvBDS.

Ox Tongue, Corned Beef, Potted Ham, Devilled Ham, Mock Turtle Soup, Peaches, Pine Apple, Sliced Apple.

s, Lobster, Cove Oyster. IN POTS—Marmalade, CALF FOOT JELLY, in quart and pint Bottles.

Jellies, Jams, Preserved Ginger.

Standard and Water White HKeresene.

Celebrated Astral Oil (Odorless),

in 5 gallon tins and on draught, far superior to any other teiekaned Oil in use.

200 boxes DIGBY HERRING,

Colman’s Starch, Pare Spices and Sauces (English.)

XXX VINEGARS, end a Iarge assortment of

Also Paiis, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, &c,

White Wine,

GOODS WARRANTED,

WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS,

EWSPECTION SOLICITED,

| o. ID. MACHEDE & UO.

Ooraer Queen and Gratton Streets,

- Dee 16, '81—3m 24w, wkly

WH ARK REMBVING

ck EB. PLT

oo

MY

RN 4 .

ey

woes oo PPIs, amr 408 - & CMs men Cre eng Foran a ~ by POR 7 e vas "om ’ aus bi a DA ? , BW Ue FAY & ms

rESHE Charlottetown Gas Light Company i ‘hay im ported som of « Bray's | Buenzrs,” wi y will supply 2nd fit on Gas;,Brackects, etc., at a moderate . cost_.te | consume! These Burners a reported to be the best Fiat Flame Burner yet produced, and Wali | zive*a far greater amount of light than any

i | i | | | QD 4 } Other Burner with the sam ousulnptlon ol | Gas, | De, Wwaeiecs, 7.’ O. BBs ee Gas i he try ¢ ‘ ; | | Mxaminer to tue City of ¢ ow, in a iecture | delivered by bim ila tbat £150,000 $650,000) & vear, are turow! way 1D Uriag- | gow by the use of imperfect filtings. On the | subject of Gas Burners ys: * Another j and as I thiak l r is that called | Bray’s regalator, ad as I considerthese the beat unien Burners aita bie at moderate | COS + I have selected them for a serics Ol ex- | periments The por British Association of Scier to enqu iS to tive best means fer the « ' rom Coal Gas of fiere! q ics—COM prising Dr. William Wallace, P: Dittmar, end Mr, Thomas Wiils, F. C.8., F. I. C. E., showed that Bray’s Burnei’s yielded the grestea amount of light of all t o or three seed, of Burners reported upon which includellor the Burners of repute in t market, In a pamphlet upon Light and Heat, pub- | lished by R, B, Taver, A. M,, be says: “ ‘The

cost of Gas as compared with other illumin.- antsis much more economical when rightly used nimany suppose, From experiments made for this purpose, the following results ; have ca nh obtained, They were made by burning sa "pl -s ot Devoe’s Briliiant Oil and

mlinary Qils, aad testing their illuminating power, It was found that Coal Gas « sting one cent af $3 per thi id fert, gave a light equal ‘to 18 candles, while Devoe’s

Brilliant Oil

ing b

gramimes cost- equal to 9 candles, hnson’s Burner, the in the last experiment, will

t ; 2 ordinary

consuming 27.4 slfa cent, gave a light “A good Aigand or J Burner's used

therefore’give the light of Oil Burners itt direct comparison, at no greater | expense in the cas of the finer and safer

grades a Oil. Lig the auther.

.. } > er U18, however, on

ity of Scientists, are not to be compared in direct proportion, but in proportion to the squares of. their powers, and such a com- parison with the case of tue use of Ges, its cleanliness, freedom from odor and dangers, renders its, use desirable wherever it caa be

ntroduced,”

As the _s experiments wer¢ Gas at $3 | 1000 fect, aod through Br oN Burners, it will readily’ be seen how much me omical it is to con- sume ‘as instead of Oil, when its price is only $2.63 ‘per 10 0 now charged here when consumed, alty through Bray’s Burners.

Messrs, Goodwin & Co., of Philadelphia, thé well-known manufacturers of Scientific in- struments for testing the illuminating power of ('oal Gas, ctc., say in their Circular to Gag Companies : “In presenting the Bray’s Stand. ard Patent Slit Union Burners and Lanterns, for which we are the sole Avents’in “the United states, to the attention of the pubic, we are convincéd that we are filling’a want long felt,’ They furtheradd; ** The yield of light from these Burners is 12 to 20 percent, greater per cubic foot of Ges consumed than that from any flat flame Purner hitherto in. troduced. {no 4 vod

me eee,

NO TICE.

ie having been brou ght to the notice of the

Directors of the Gas Light Comphny that there were persons desirous of consum- ing gas, who were ipying stores and dwellings with the requisite

ide with ‘ not consumed

sre eco

feet as more espec

occ l

unprovided

fittings, the Board have resolved that in such cases the Company wiil bear the first expense of putting in the necessary pipes. &c,

Persons desirous of becoming consuniers of gas can employ fitter they choose, and having certified bill as correct, the Com-

any the

pany will pay the same; the consumers re- imbursing the Company by twelve equal in-

stalments, payable mouthly, That all consumers ma

great advaniage of

ers, Which, with the

participate in the using Bray’s Patent Burn- sume consumption of gas, will give twenty mere light than other Burners, the Company will supply them at the nominal sum of ten cents cach,

per cent,

Ch’town, Dec, 7, 188: —1m eod

N. B.—A few of the above burners, to consume 10 feet of gas each per hour “hhve been imported, and will be loaned and fixod on free of ch: irge ior those consumers whe may wish to have a good and attractive light

Xm as and

in their shop windows during the new Years season.

FOR PLEASURE! FOR PRorit

JUST

of Fre ;

REOCNIVED!

A lot Saw Machines, Bracket. Seta,

| Hans Diills, Fret t Saw Wood, Walnut, Ash and Holey; a well-selected lot of Designa, Saw Blades, White Glue ior « reg Siw Work;

Joseph Butcher

Pocket Ladies’ Cross-cut stock of

als a good line of Rogers’ Cutlery, Wade & Scissors; Disston’s tiand Saws, Mill Files, and a general Hardware, which will be sold

CHEAP FOR CASH, P. E. Island Bank Notes taken in payment ; p4)

for Goods. BR. &. HAVESTES,

Sign of the Padlock,

Kazors, Saws,

Geren St., Dec, 8i—lm oaw, wkly

— Foncier ‘ranco=-Canadien

apital, - - - $5,006,000

ator, Paris. u, Mc ni treal.

» x - cle re, — n J A. leat

President — V ice-P res

L ry

- ea i make long

wt term

term loans

The Comp ny wi loans with-

with sinking fund, aad out sinking fund,

For particu! lara, ae PR ‘at the office of Mesera, Sullivan & Morson, Solicitors, Charlotsetown,

W. W. SULLIVAN.

RAETHO! IST MIVMNS

tae 7 NEW HYMN B¢ “ibe in gr

at vartety

. Of styles and binding, just ved at HARVIb’s BOOKSTORE, Aug, 17—tf Quer n Street ' a

4

wm,

na ct foe co

ATP Pa ce cies a is eT TTS 2, ements sme ot st Toe cose taaea EO nt separ,

a"

ee

eo