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diff rs from Cavtain William hd ae woul po ton. vale 1% Uey come Aguin, ‘on the eve of his defeat in Ward tain Philips Irving, and other nautical | real ve the pow ¢ of - i soda ~~. i ig is 4.thec ieldiitit sltswa te@hird of Chriatian gentlemen ot larg s ex} erle nes, as to the icky lor me . that they ¢ an aad 33 ° —_ graces to overcome hig. With the victor prestenianity of running suitable steam) Save no such Gitta” Ghali which. de divides asandwich. Bat mark how he launches between the Capes during winter. | - opt I » cases where their hb a e —_ oo s this exemplary act to worldly effect. Captain James Wa! ish hinks nami: oriunes at Ceeply involv . s — mal . uneie ditnk throng) tse. dele anes mere naeets, omnes ny Sey | moons Ses -' ie an _— . he os hewspapers, and the victoricas Councillor would be unsafe in docks made in the ‘te t of her lover to thro 2 r, bya aoe aorally compelled’ te Githicly acknowl- boar ice; and (2) Hecause they woul 4 He | noe in , r uVering oe - “wy — . = , edge the rec eipt of the worse), before hi liable to be nipped in the ice, thas subject | 38 § - oor S qrann . ce | Mcunit indes Mi stathe Council ing the mails and passengers to the great | tremely wretcued or happy by @ man whom | a goons ements BER the Coun- danger of a fatal mishap | she does not love, but desires to marry. | oi a With respect to the last obj ction, Cap- ; ive in a in stanc s she cares nothing | in ty. ftiee of the 16ih, he informs your tain James Walsh seems to forget that the | of : a . oke. A inale be may — ’ pdders that Sie De St. HW per, Ia. paeniey Se Saee sunte Rete — cage soe cor Prt: ua oe " at 5 ie @: & private citizen, he entertains the , URN ae Haase he sieuns lnspedes, 20 that | Ro magic in fhe building’ How coldic in| ost profound respect; but, while in case of 8 serious mishap t to -— of pay 1,; a8 5m , ore = s bi ~_ ing. low col uy hte | die \pproving of the ores ae the amped ghee = Sd gncigradighens | rear ister eete ed TEER Se a00 Gis SneR es re ae wey . - 7 See he pad 14 aa a » ag | electing him M lavor of "tha City BF Char- sessed ; and thus, under caref gh manage- | ther amt N man would y2en aieetows. bs acter as sed one ME word went, a fatal result would not be likely | Impervious as be ainst. Fle feels asstvaae oe to take pence. : ; ‘“* Charlotte, when she saw his ! 1s | js rity of our citizens keenly regret the With the launches cautious management | Borne before her on a shutter, | mistake they made in placing him ints will, of course, be as necessary as with the | Like @ well-conducted person. aiaatt ai 6 Ae small bua-a * but,if they can be utilized, a Went on catting bre ad and butter | This, mming, as it does, from Councillor is quite evident that they will eon i i a ,| Chappelle, is “amusing. Perched for one facilitate the passage ae poe wr . * tak Seheode a oa 4 7 Sate tee | half hoe —~ in the elevated seat Jolly,” ** thin aee; Se Sewers ee ae te ee will cte.}|/Of @ common Councilman, he looks will be invaluable aids to the e yuriers. | AS°s dignity, nor anything else will WOO | pen ~ tak tie ee incumbent of the eet “4 war 7 aes ues WwW re z ‘ a na = ” os 1, Mayer ’s chair with scorn, because he can- like to have the opinion of other practice ‘ We say that few flirte can guess the eX-| not, in ganas acne aia acta men acquainted with the locality. vf tent of - =? ‘% vo cat 1 ™ » do gure it, | mentarian—Besiaine Be cannot, in a dow, certainly one which should be carefully | and make @ wil = a their weapons < Ut | neoome acquainted with the Sntetension es weighed. } OF pure Malice, and Withouta thougns of ae vovernment. Becaus e of this, and
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BANK STOCK,
— -” i 7 wr cd , ¢ hold ourselves ee for the | same cee AT AUCTION, at my Sale ne ‘aS SUWeR —— aie Sees a ; 1 . oom, Queen Square,on FR IDAY NEXT ements OC er" res pl dents Imemial espatch to the Heaminer. i Z a G a . ‘ NEXT FEBRRUAY 18, 1882. _— opinions n of our correspondents | Special Despatch to th | 24th inst., at 12 o’clock,— : 4 ‘ ’ iis ‘ ‘ ee oe a , i ; : Tal i } e ~ Phe goal of woman marriage, and hi Orrawa, Feb. 17. | 120 shares in Merchants Bank P. E. Island The tnoome Tax ey on Sent eee 7. ‘the Fishery Award. Commi unde x Cheyne interviewed Sir} 10 shares in Union Bank ae re lin th se of married womel is a pas ae ; ss in the cas sarried won Se ae eee | Leonar Ti iley this morning | WILLIAM Dopp . . ee: mm tithe, @ consolation, or a Vvé eance, Ubi J’o the Editor of the Hxaminer. The papers are fi! led with ey g¢ riptic ns © f | Feb. 17. 1882. ae - Tue situation, at present, is this: The} , lhe +} e married fit proceed by ; i last ht’s state — ae I Tax must be levied: but those who} /* >" — . al Dear Sixr,—So much has been said as to| the splei dia dresses at las nigh 8 ste | | “owe at | ed; but th ! he si hongh the one faces et . ve ee Th a P a . id ntribute most largely toit, cannot, | a ge. . } » ithe compensation paid by the United States) ball, at Rideau Hall. The op eee | Wj PR Vy ? i} a] 1 mid co Y >WMIOSt is Cay Al, ¢ rnb , » be . ‘ oO tu } : » it. ‘ i : ; . i 5 ; ; ; + ae iing to the decision of our 8a preme | 5... > , oan — . at the | for their participation in the fisheries, that | quadriile was danced by the following a Uil ab Du iif oe ' Sialg, according re gia ne cai eo tn reer O iv form miay « : the ; : . at Br : Benallenan 7 G rnor } i izenus yo. vill ‘ nud room tor a suggestion | couples:-— itis uUXceliency the rove ee aoe aie er ene Soe et SS ae os we honour, that of the latter is} you Bt : heat : ‘divi " J : 5 "a if Sein ral and Mine Cauchon, Hon. * Caron | Hii ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of . ¢ } a i > v Atria ‘ ee ‘ oh o j e ' iw wa as i 2 : | anor t rie ‘ ion oO ¢ | ) } whose moneys are invested in the country (apt to end disastrousiv : for the essence of | fom s ic &@ Huvindile INalvi pa ibys | ene ‘ Me J és a 1 Lady | i the MlackiAliete* df thks Bank war ie od ts i esto. eae i will venture, however, to offer a hint that | and La?ty Balfour, Mr. P. Gerte and Lady neha uk Gude, are exempted from tax on the inco lirting is, thati a stoien pleasure gna a . ‘ t +] | . Ti CG ymte ¢ a waisond and Ma me Caron a itid at their Banki iz House, Charlotte ‘town, ° ' . LiPchirgs : i ‘ a: . as shore erles are » exclusive ;qde i , 1d » i | . rer rl they derive therefrom; while the poor). ouiation, whose future results cannot be | the inshore fisheries “ee wi enacti : a err wt 1] ui d and Mrs. Johnstor 4 on WEDNESDAY, Ist March, at 12 0 lock, . - é oe | . HOE i : Sa j a. . “Ov > muti M sa ViT'S « ston, | residents who have no money 380 Invested, | £ an on | prope riy of any one of Une 2 FOVINCERS ui } Mayor rel oe é 4 M. Ol 8 ” >| noon. for the purpose of «lee ting . Directors for 7 i oe ‘ rm > aba > 34a! > - — ay » e r. | may be con; velled to pay the income tax, | ; : thir yen tO all british sui jects Therefore, i Mr. Justi —s mnson ant PS. Me BM oat. a | tl te ensuing year, and the transaction of suc h i > : , 2 ig? . } : . i¢ ais. ae ’ 2 * , in addition to the taxes they pay already | “bari peti a ee’ V he money in question should not go inte! Balfourand Mrs. Stephenson, Mr. McLel- | ai a other business as may be laid before the = A Vhat mid s ty be withor ron im ; ’ a -Tady Ritchie Si as ‘Hs. Zitchie | ve } : al te If it has not been decided to abolish the | at would society be without 1 ne"! che pocket, if ] may use the expression, of | lan and Lady Ritchie, Sir William Ritchie i z eer it i ft < é it : e j . ; : »yte : ; . 9 i a ; mm ee Z ; ( income tax sltogether, it seems to us that | “He Modest girl, whose whe cIOUs 1 uny one Province, or of the Dominien;} and Mrs.MacPherson. The first parties to | iS Proxics for voting must be left with the the ne rlect to appeal from the decision of | eucouras the Dasnin i ve r to be Git, but should ibe apy lied for the benefit of the | enter the supper room were His Exec lleney Cashier at icast one day previous io Meeting -- ’ ‘ } ry } . : ‘} 7} . 1 : vt ‘ . i .- - > i s “ Pilg : : our | eal courts to the Supreme Court of | OW" OO Wiis “CKPSTIENCES “COQuese, o fisheries; 7. e., in the construction of har-|and Mme. Cauchon, tLord Dunmore and | GEO. MACLEOD ) . Ut ‘ 9 : Meee ~ a 5 ane ‘ aii as ‘ al : : ‘ i ‘ i ; : 7 : ‘ z rs ACLE ‘ ; _ fonder If the tax | Shoots with an unerring alm glan tha bors, piers or landing places, at convenient} J, ady Frances Balfour, Hon. Mr. Caron | oe), € anade Was & serious Dunder. re : » ul i very wort n whe wes, | : : t M . Mea »P} 340] Cad 5 >» ® bi sro Cashier, te te be impos da, it should certain! y be | are mean > Wound, ¢ ry anh | spots, and, pera ipa, intros iucing good | | 3 an a L addy Rite hie, ee Sar, a inf rsen CTE i ‘ i> a? Ch lottetow u Peb. aa 1882 til] mcting imposed upon ail: and we fave the opinien Gp teagins gga ysthea capers : : _— i models of boats. land Mme Caron, Major General Luard and | a2 ‘ q_baé ~ Sap : : ; ; lof the LI ho he tries to please. , ee stic h ' irs | of prominent lawye rs that, under the law F : - 2 o nen . i .. Yours, ete., | Mrs. Johnsen, Justice Johnson aud Mrs. | 5 & 3 tas a ay “5 ‘jirting is flattery In action. it may be so} 8 al ee it ought so to be impose d. . ing 13 flattery In a i. Senex. | Luard. te a 2 * Wd pagé é 3 TO jj 3 i oe our Supreme ck > as to leave & Daim on > W in ce eo ema we i The Dominion Prohibition Alliance con: | The distivetion drawn by our Su is inflicts | a ae aed i Lal NE THOUSAND ‘TWO HUNDRED to . } + . The eta. ~ aoe. . t -eting -adayv an asse t i Court is as ridiculous as it 18 Dice. | rh re = ie Stray Shots at a C. C. tinued its meeting to-day, anc passec ¢ ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDR D are very few men doing business in the} The imagination of the msn who is fliried | <e series cf resolutions among which is one e mee 3 2 L ei AMD E I ' ng : : ; : . ‘3 3 z% L 1 tine otal town who do not ad re thy or indirect ly, with expane@s into radiant Visions ; fis he the EB roy ; the Evaminer thanking ghe Government for the action In Wee q g | ( Ail one the R ys +4 tate o ae ' Ti ; } } } ] c _™ werer : . , . ee ¢ : ; Sintra { i ualness { a, 3 ; their incomes from the country. The; blood flows in quicker pu'ses Look at} ** * i : - a" i | assuming the cost of arguing the defen @ | cr ae bu _ : ress, ia con cher, aa Sa ail ' BP ee er n{ Srx,— Your issne of yesterday contains a}; 1... Ganada Temperance Act |“ Industry,” P.O. Box 56, C harlotegtown. man who invests $10,000 in gouods, which} him when the eye of the coquette fal's Upped | ; : : +. 7 : iof the Canada emperance Act, | h il a one t i raws his! bim a yand quiet. or heht and playful, or| letter from that * kin l-hearted gentleman, | ffe 17 4i ie selis to tomers, G = his} dim deep and guiet, heht playtul i
Sountry cus : Me 36 o : : —_e and | Ox uncillor Chappelic. Were it not for hin
yroht, his income, from t 6 country, just 5 With an electric flash. riowever worn ee : a gcrgr ae ae shaitensy directly as the man who invests $10,000 ov | prosy he may be, his face beams, he throws | your columns we "- a — se we iS fe a ; ; : . + | correspondence it , JOUNC the securitv ef land in the country. Vet ont his chest, his voice is timid to its soft- | « oor | — ce, pas var : : a oe is | 7 . . 58 ial ool a : a te JJabte | always ready to subscribe his name to efiu- our Sur preme Court aecidaes th at the on } €si inflk Ctinnhs, of b comes Unconucrre ane! at i Al 7 ™ —' pam oil f ey de “ lv . e } | fp et : tion. g lone as his | sions whieh are composed of crude adver shall pay income tax, while the other shall| from sudden emotion » long a
_ he follows her with | tistog material, Let me furnish you with itin yr a 8@C nd} jac : ja TeW instances :— .
ee tae A yo man, ‘‘ kind-hearted” also, dis-
to be refilled ; mn FO Tey eee
vone he glides into the| covers & woman in a depk rable cendition,
No matter how | poverty stricken, and famishing. He pro-
sy temporary support, and, over
charmer is within :
his gaze, dambly jasaman hx |
and when she is
go scot free: The legal mind is prover- bially keen. The mind which can see the justice of this must be keen indeed, ; The opportunity to appeal has slipped by unregarded; and me must now bow, regret fully and unwillingly,
mY Dg
> . y¢ ' cyt 2 tout his giaas
| j trast oe pensiveness. yoo . . ; eo ie 2 yr his but still respect~| « & man may have heen mocked, the | Vides for h
(ally, to the decision of the Suprome | cvaxing, caresaing look of some new face, | his own si pantare appenis t a charitable Gourt. | seen for the first time, will elevate him pubis Fr r fit uct > erm inte: a “4a But to levy the whole Income Tax upon | over preset 1 cares, and make him, it may | CM!OT, ee ~ i ame Seen the citigens whe have no money to invest | be . but for a brief in tant, & poet. E logues | Motive - as the individual above refe rred t 9 in the country, will he so manifestly unfair | and epics, fairer than have ever been | wives igates the caso. It is not, im his opi- that we trust the C ity Council will seek printed, are composed daily in the hearts ; 2) i on, So ter: "ible as s depic te . He therefore the earliest occasion to have the law 1mpos- | of commonplace men whe could not rhyme | turns an 1 upbr idl ‘is the other kind-hearted lene 2 stinedled. | two lines on paper ; for every man is able i for his ridiculous parade of charity,
oo. gine himself the hero of a romance, | at the Bame time not forgetting, to inform | and the wie’ tuenines thas temiaien | the pub ic that he provided the ‘unfortunate iwifte him with the faner to create | creature with provisions sufticient to sustain
heroine. . pte vital spark a few more days. Cheap|t
3 a ivertising on b t: sides.
“~ to tina Winter Communication.
Caprain James Watsg, of
Woman
Summerside, | Walsh, the. Wo
“+o + —
i nothing
| deri "ving any advantage from their re ckle +88 | ’ ( e kless- more, Mayor Hi: oper is deciared :
N w ness, bevond the intimate satisfaction of Colonization of the orth est. “¢ calle al mi by : Cruel . ‘eee etee - fit for his present position by Councillor fetch it to me and I will repair Having Gone Mischief. neity 18 ho name | o — s hap 2, forsooth. May lI a: ) | for the heartless deliberation with which iapt elie ms for t ay ask, who ever
Tue prospectus of the Gand Corporation seas aie ss caaaidiiea” wil chan, pee wed Cotineillor Chap} elle of being fi of Canada is pub lishe ‘d in the anaeeh) | re, i an ad nese _ . lances a ne 7 hoa | for the position he occupies in the Council? papers. Five hundred thousand pounds | f A i ae goggle : e| Who did not disapprove of the wisdom of sterling is the amount of capital subscribed | ""S” * nttering to assure hemsel ver Ol the “friends” (‘) who were instrumental in r . | its being alive. Here is ove way it is done. | ‘
The Directors are : iE eee alin oh a ten ements lelecting him Coureillor for Ward 4? Do
His Grace the Duke of Manchester, K. — See ae fh iy nk een oe jnot the large majority of citizens keenly P.. President. | nn ™ " me " : oe ae o. ” a SSSING | re: gret the mistake they made in placing
Robert Tennant, Esq., Director of the Th ve , an ssi tysal tr hin 1 in his present position? Of course Great Northern Railway Company, Vice- | fai ol vn : _ uieiad ‘Gan om : eS we a vey do. It, therefore, ill becomes him to President. “ ooee se ween i oe — i all entertain the most obscure thoughts of the
Robert G. Allan, Esq., Allan Bros. ani | oR a ae ae ie ie’ | Mayor's inabil lity to fulfil the duties of his Co.. Montreal Ocean Steamship Company. | drawn towards you.” One such glance | position.
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fices to set the man’s heart and head aglow. | Sir Rowland P. Blennerhassett, Bart, lee Sie ee men neat agh c Tn coneludi ng his le tter,Councillor Chap- > i 2, air 20 B8eexkS ahhorner suc Rial ye ¢ i ma . . stle akes a flourish in annou g M P. But she isa practised flict who has only | k i neing that
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: ; c > aze aq., Director of the ‘ Alexander Frazer, E q p-! | amused herself by trying the killin; g. Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Lon- | “, ie
; | of her eyes; just as a man, when going out
don, and China. 3 | ta take nay rove his double } arrel by Ellis Gilman, Esq., Director of the Ocean | ,° *"00%) -M4Y Prove st ee a
: 1 | Knocking some miserable little bird off a Marine Insurance IMPANY. | yrs y sh, 80, with the ci 1 last of unco Cl u Arthur R. Grenfell, E-q , Director of the) °°" wales Seu yeeee RCONSCLOUS
the editor of the Patriot is fully cap: ahle
fathering his ewn statements. I have |}no doubt that he is capable, but no more |S when he administered a | castigstion to the aspiring Councillor in the oa ket Hal!, and, in referenceto the candi- d:
powe r| of
0 _— in 1881,
stares she ewes ps by, leaving her presump Srazili: mperial Central Bahia Railway ‘ 2 : “ t ture un : . Y poo noc Imperial Centr: . | tuous wight, dumfounded. He goes with efi re of Com ae Chappelle in Ward 4, ieieniahdines a orially remarkee Sik Se + &. Hoge. Director of the | @g4ing step, out of conceit with himself, | °° J ee ee ee ae | red to his ear tips, hile. It ‘As for the other candidate, we can
Navigation Company. Esq . Director of
General Steam } Katharine Docks | |
Henry W. Maynard, the London and St. Company.
The Corporation has been established for |
and fui of this humi-
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efure he recovers | will, if he |
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at it he never
may be vears b liation ; and forg I
‘ i Deal ives to a hunered.
h ais think that the Ward will stultify itselt by giving him any cvunsiderable sup- port. It would be carrying a practical joke 0» far to pnt Mr. Chappelle in ay } osition
The re are Bon
who } have carried the deep scar of o1 5 °
i false glance a'l throngh their lives; and|tequiring ability or any other quality
° aling with lands in Mani-| ‘°° 5°*" : 5 roe il Re OES i ' : ; a eats 7 "Te oie Hae ggroee r there are women who have played this same found inapublic mau. The Council should
i Nortp es e , an 24 ; ; . . atie » ts shi . , p99 Uh oie oa N “a Lastvion and level op- | tli time and wrinkles destroyed the charm, | ot be made a laughing stock of.
3 yar’ Ot iN@ é t ‘ i - - » nr . OCner | ’ E. C. G. { have no doubt that this short quetation
ing them for farming and agricultural pur- |
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poses, and also for aiding and encouraging |
~~ so «
convince Councillor Chappelle that the editor of the Patriot is fully capable of
emigration, and establishing settlers on the | Mr. Theodore Lumley. writine to th tend of the Corporation, and ion ators: m! * ve EP ageoe Shak Sis ca a | fathering his own statement, and I feel cer- objects, as set forth in the memorandum of | to be one of the canses of so many railway |. tain the editor of the Pat iot was as capable Association. accidents in England. He savs he had in 1880 as he is at present. The Corporation has the option of pur- | oecasion to send a tel oe he n 6 fron | Yours truly, chasing lands to the extent in the aggregate | Wirsly, on the Great Northern line. to} Ma} LF ae of 1,000,900 acres along the main tine of | Spilsby. in Lincolusbire. and being refer-| alpeqne Road, Feb. 17, 1882 the Canadian Pacific Railway and its} ped to the sical box. ah slevated’ het! =
branches, on terms which (subject to cer tain modifications which the Directors anti- cipate, will be conceded when they are in a position to enter into a binding contract)
situated at the end of and a. little off the Fox-hunting is inaanet with obstrue- railway platfurm, he mounted a ladder, and | tion even in E ngland, as the Empress of | found @ railway porter engaged at his duty | Austria will probably find to her cost in In front of him,” he then Sie Cheshire. Since she last was at Comber. are considered favourable. Conditional | + ware no less than twenty levers or hand- more Abbey a formidable land movement otters of land, on favourable terms, in the | jug used for connecting or disconnecting | has been set on foot; the farmers have
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vicinity of Winnipeg and along the pro- the lines as the trains pacsed ; waxed strong, apd the huntsmen go in fear posed line of the South-We stern R: rilw ay © if there by the passage of a of them. Graz ziers are every where combin- Canada, in the Red River Valley, have also tem of traffic. Behind ing to spoil sport, and in Cheshire an edge
re gul: iting com) plic: ate d S\S8- him
were five been made. It is, moreover, contemplated | ¢, legraph indicaters or machines, th. | Will be given to their animosity by the pre to purchase lands from the Hudson's Buy hells and dials of which were cor -| sence of those Lrish Nimrods who ‘have had
Company and the Government of C anada t nuously at work The porter (a to abandon th-ir own deep ditches and wide
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very civil man) informe’ me that his| b@pks for the posts and rails of the Eng-
. . . . ; >? ; ° 7 Another ‘link which connects modern | working time was twelve hours daily; and | '!84 wing Attem ts have been made to Italians with the revolution of 1848 has durirg that time he was alone in the signal | coneili: ite them. The Duke of Beaufort
been severed in the death a few weeks ag.
ly h: ad } nas sever ely repriman ded some of the mem- at Naples of Francesco Paclo Ruggiero,
bers of hishant. Lord Cork , Lord Ebring-
box. I should not have troubled you, ; not on taking up the Times on my r turn,
The coun | source of great strength
ing on the
in all its branches.
Hon. Neal Dow will speak at » public |
temperance meeting to-night.
i< “7 - Both Houses were adjourned till Mon- |
ay. The budget next week leads in a short session.
to the belief
Lon? eb. 17.
Explaining last evening ihe Commons
his recent utterance in regard to Home tule, Mr. Gladstone said the centralization
the cardinal rule institutions are a 1, and that the only
of I arliament should be of the policy, that local
limit which in principle is necessary to them, is an adequate provision for supremacy of central authority. He believcd the wise and just way lof getting a demand for bringing Irish
affairs more.uncer Irish control is not to regard it as the first step towards separa- tion, but rather to ask promoters in charge to formulate the guarantee they
o give for supremacy of Parhament.
Ih) is now believed that 60 or 70 persons perished by the eclliery explosion at Brin- don Grange. Rescuers are retarded by the debris in the mines
ln the Commons this evening on the Address was adopled by a vote of | 129 to 14.
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Veather Bulie
Probabilities for the next Yaritime Provinces.
24 hours tor the
Toronro, February 18- Decreasing northwesterly to
wiads, fine cold weather. + <P « ae
Soecial No
10 a. m. northerly
ics o iCSé.
ye Es and Cranberries by te quart, very | good, half ton cheese, 2 Ih. bottled preserve, 46c., 3 'b box soda biscuit, 39¢., at the Family Grocery.—R. K. Braces. {f 17
Must Be Parp --1 beg to in‘orm those in- debted to me, and who have been notified by ecard ond letter, that unless they pay up at
onee, they will be dealt with as the law | directs. —J. H. Firicuer. feb 11 tf Psa Sour (very nice), at Beer & Goft's. {fe 6 TRUNKS AND Vatises —Young men, leav
ing the sland, will save money by Ly purchasing their Trunks and V lone at L. E. Prowse’s, 74 Queen “treet. £7
A worp to the ladies! Do not exchange your old sewing Machine for a new one; but it and make it a3 good as new or no charge made.— WILLIAM bROWN, shop on corner of Prince and Grafton S.reets, Charlottetown, P. E. 1. nov 1 tf wy
New and elegant designs for fret-saw work, just received (something new) at KR. B. Hues tis, sign of the padlock, Queen Street.
AG 2i
Tue only place on P. E. Island, cau get every part of a Gun made, isat Brown’s Shop, corner ef Prince and Grafton Streets, nev l tf wky
lL. E. Prowse has just received a very large stock of Christy’s, Londoa, hats for
spring. 7 3U0CKWHEAT Four, Pearl Barley, Egy Powder, at Beer & Gofl’s, [fe &
Bank of P. E. Island,
a ANN {UAL G GE ENERAL MEETING of
Ls
held at their Banking House, Charlottetown, | on TUESDAY, 7th March, at 12 o' ‘lock, noon, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may be laid before the meet- ing. a for voting must be left with the Asst. Cashier at least one day previous to meeting. LESLIE §. MACNUTT, Asst, Cashier. Charkottetown Feb 18, [882—1ill ee
PARTICULAR HOTIC
LL OVERDUE ACCOUNTS NOT PAID BEFORE THE
First Day of March,
will
be sued for in the different Courts, Pay at once and save Court expenses.
A. A. BALDWIN & CO.
Feb. 18, 1882—4i, wkly 1i
NOTICE.
} oo rented the premises lately oc- cupied by C, F. Harris, the subscriber begs to intimate to the public that he is carry-
TINSMITH BUSINESS
Orders punctualy at.
tended to. <A cali resp
For many years he lived in exile
the Minister of Finance in the Kingdom of | found the r: p hs of the trial of a signalman | ton, Mr. Longman, and ot ther distinguished the Two Sivilies under Ferdinand If. He | on another line of railway for sieélect of | MF. H's have expressed themselves did not hold this office without receiving | duty and his sentence to prison. It s rea] ongly on the subject of the ‘* gallopi ng blame from certain head quarters, but it | to me very wrong to allow one man t y)Shobs” w ho ride ronghshod over the winter |
Was alterwards =. mitted that his motives } have the 5 ile ch irge of important a) a in lwh at. Sut the wrath of the farmers i is had heen pure, his Go sire being to maintain | tricate machinery for such an extended | Rot appeased, and some violent scenes may tiie i lategeity of his conntry. His efforts for | le; vth of time, wh 2 sudden illness, mis- | be looked for before the season closes. that however, were in ) vain ; and he barely | take, or n gleet of duty might involve the | escaped ervest atthe hands of Ferdinand. | a ath of mi any persons, "Had there be en | Micheel Davit t, now in prison, is to be
: » libs ed os only | two men in the siynal box at the Cano abu ry | elected for Mea th. returned with liberty to be elected a epuly | Junction, we should not, psrhaps, have’ The Electric Lig! Ortuwa id not, perhaps, he Ele nt Tower f rom a heard of that a , be in operation next week, : per oe F nee n ae .
200 BOXES 14x20, For sale.
' Chitown, Feb. 10, epalw Ul y
sctiully solicited,
L. W. HARRIS, _— = St,
Feb, 8, 1882,
oe ae
H HASZARD. .
propose |
the report |
where you |
the Stockholders of this Bank will be |
SHOWING —
GOODS
—ARE
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SPRING
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GREAT VARIETY.
Their Steck is Always
—IN THE—
BEST MARKETS,
And Yeu Can Rely Upson Getting as “oe0d Value as can be found on P, E. Island.
LONE,
Large Stock Grey Gat Large Stock White Cottons,
‘Large Stock Pisk Cottons,
(IN EVERY COLOR.)
A Complete Stock of
Table Linens, Table Napkins, Towels, Shegtings, PILLOW COTPONS, COUNTERPANES, TOILET «COVERS, &c,, &ey,
V RY CHEAP,
Carpet, Oi! Cloths, Matting Rugs and Hats,
ROOM PAPER.
. Perkins & Sterns.
Feb. 10, 1882,
Purchased
NVIOURNING GOODS. :
Parks & Sons Knitting Cotton |sese es pspery
New Spring Tweeds. sco)
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PROF.
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A ~ AUSPICES OF CRICKET CLUB.
ERSON
Uihil GON ENUCITION,
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Tuesday Ev'ng, Feb. 21, at 8 o'clock, it THE Y. M. 0. A. BALL
Admission 10 cents. Doors open at 7} pm,
G. C. LsPAGE, Feb. 17, 1Ss2 ~3 secy of Com,
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ft iferchants Bank P, &, Island,
e#\HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Share- R of this Bank, will be held at their Banke |ing House, in Charlotietown, on THURS. ; DAY the 2nd day of March ni xt, at the bour | ol 12 o’clock neon, for the purpose of electing
iirectors for the ensui ug year, sndthe trang. ) action of such other business as may be laid | before them,
Proxies jor yoting must be | Cashier, at least one day pre ing.
or
left with the vious to the meet.
WM. MclEAN, Cashier. 16, 18S2—till meeting _ Compositor Wanted.
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i W JANTED IMMEDIATELY, fer a tew weeksat Bremner bro
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Ch’town, Feb
s. Printing Office, to whom good wages at once,
BREMNER BROS.
a smart Compositor, ! will be given, Apply
Feb 17, 'g2—tf
a re SD
| MONEY WANTED.
a i LOK WANTED on Mortgage for wey ) a terms of years, on a firste
, yielding’ a rental of $900 and above taxes, For full particontars ‘eae at the office of Messrs. Loxewortn & | Haszanp § licitors, Charlottetown, [ fe 15 lm
LECTURE
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A RICE VARIETY OF Monday y Lvng, 20th inst.
DRESS GOODS!
By J. H. Pietcher, Esq.
| SUBSECT- Address: ae mls
‘THE
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iDEAL BOY.’ ‘ople generally,
sion 10 ceuts, Chair taken at 8 o'clock.
Ba nk of Prince Edward Is sland,
Feb, 8, 1882, ATOTICE is hereby given that the Presi- AN dent and Directors of this Bank are now prepared to receive trom Stockholders the amount of 1 heir call of $40 per share on the | Capital stock to enable the Bank to resume | business by the 24th; it is im perative that all | payments of Stoc khok i d be mada on | or ‘before the 20th inst terms of-agree- jtnent dated Ist Feb. inst , name ly, $20 per share in cash and $20 per share eocured by promissory note, due fe 20t h May, 1882.
JOHN LONGWORTH, Pres idente
' | CHARLOTTETOWN,
rs spouk
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[fe 8 till 24]
WANTED.
AT the JUNK STORE, Head Pownal Wharf, old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead, | Zine, Rope and Canvass, Horse Hair, Rage, | &e., for which the _ st price will be paid,
i ly
' pied as the
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ee
Se ord Hi ROU BD COAL
S SALE—About 59 SOUND COAL, and Parlor Stoves.
of , C TCH Crates
Tons superior ton
OWEN CONNOLLY. jan 25—3w dy
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. UBSORIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER the Cheapest and most Newey Paper
Pahlished in P B. faland ——ee
W ANTS,
LUST, Fou ND, de.
‘oO LET ~The ide story of the Brick Bui! aan ob Queen Street. lately oceus Orange Hall. It is convenienly
| Situated and well adapted for a Lawyer's | office,
Qreen Street. [fe 14 2aw
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Apply to Mrs. Orren,
‘LEIGHS—I bav- a number of Sicighs, hI price from $6 to $14, ae I wiil trace tor
hay or smal} potatoes—cattle feed.—H.
Coouns. {fe 10 TANTS ‘D— A g: od woman serv: ‘nt for gene eral housework, Apply at tbe Ex,
aniven Ofifce. [fe
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