: a ay

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eeeaeee ee x > =. jet att Spe seem See earns “o> ~ Five Dontars A YEAR. “ This is true I etn: when Free-born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak, free .”’——HUkIPIDES. SisGie Copize Two Cena ieee a : = . = — ro: - \ r } : ‘ + ¢ 7 oO NEW SERIES. CHARLOT BLOW \, PRINCE. EDWARD ISLAND, SATURD, AY, JUNE 25, 1881 VOL: 9 Ni, 20 sinless hla lsh cin scheint iiiaaatalis site ce aM a illa THE Daity EXAMINER! : ALL p 7 Tee County Exhibition Ah Tt CORRESPOND! NOE, * ISSUED EVERY EVENING, EE ASSU RANGE ALIGI ES aS ae Seite of thesial rt 1 iat oi ment ae ible - ae By Tar Examiner Pupuisnim6 Company, ; I ant Local Industry, for King's Pounty, for, pio z ier anaes

rrom THEIR Orrin &, Corner oF WATER (TEORGE STREETS, P. KB. Island.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION :

AND GREAT

Charlottetown,

Six Months, $2 50 Thren Months, 1 25 Qne Month, 0 50

par Advertising at most moderate rates.

Contracts may be made for monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly advertise- meu, on | applicati: n.

“Prince iid ward island

RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE NO. \6.

Summer .\rrangement.

— ——

To take effect om the 23rd May, 1881,

SS =; tS 3333-3"

TRAENS (01NG Ww cSt,

STATIONS, | EXPRESS. , MIXED, : MLUXED, | }

Souris . Dp 6 30 mn Dp Zi Spm)

Bear Kiver ~ Dee o =| 7. 3.00 *

me. Potera.| °° 7.44 “" 7 3h2 °°

Moreil....) “ 308 “1 4255“

Mt. Stew't!Ar 38.40 ““iAr 5.u5 **

Georget'n , Dp 7.20mi Dp 3. 10} =|

Mardigan..| ** 7.40 °° * oe 3

dit. Stew't|Ar 5.40 “ Ar : *o

Mt. stew't Dp 8.45: um Dpé 5. ant

Bediord. . ac M14 5h °° 6.07 =

Works...) 4° 9.31 “1 6.30%

Royalty Jc ** ¥.45 “*! * U.t0 °°

Ch town ..|Aril.vu * oe i410 *

Ch’town ..|Dp 6.30 am \Dp o. 2vam Dp : 4. 35pm

Royalty Je} “ 6.45 ‘ 4 oe a] “4.56 *

N Wiltsh’g! ‘* 7.23 * to” 99 ee | - &.47 *

Hunter K’r| **° 7.35 ‘* | **11.00 “3 6.03 *

Beadalba'e| ** $.U2 ‘| ‘11.37 “| ** 6.39 **

Co'fy Lame.| ** 5.1U “ | **11.47 ** | * 6.52 *

Keusingt’n| “* 5.39 “| “12.25pm) “* 7.25 +

Summ’ side ores ee Ses Ar 8.00 *

Dp ¢ 9. Dp 2.45

Wellingt’u) ‘10.02 ** | °°. 3.36 **!

Port Hil. .| **10.35 * ae

ptr Bed 911.32 * | "6.42 ** |

Albertos. | “£12.20 pm] * 6.45 | “|

Tigmish .../Ar 1. wae * JAr 7.35 ‘4

TRAINS GOING EAST.

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‘STALIONS. | EXPRE:3. MIXED, MIXED, Tignish ...|Dp 2.00pn 7’ 45am ad Ar .4u * albgrtan..) 240 Ng «| @ Leary. * 228 Yi °° og ss Port tuil. . * 4% “4 “10.35 * Wellingt u » oie a ce a ai £5.35 “| ArlZ.uo** Samm dels 6.00 “ |Lp * 05pm Dp 6. 30 ara Kensingt'n) ** 6:25 ‘*! tel.40 ++) * 7.06 * Co’ty Line.} ** 6.52 ** |“ 2Ag #8) ** 74H Braualba’e sé 6. d0 +. «é 2.%7 se sé 8.02 oe Hunter k's) ** 7.20 ** | “dS “1S 8.42 “ 4 Wiltsh%| “ 7.39 “| “"3z0 «| ** 8.58 * Royalty Ju “* 3.15 “| 415 1. 9.56. $8 Ch town ..|Ar 5.30 “ |Ar4 35 [arias Ch'tewn ..| Dp 4.00pm Dp > 6.45am ' Koyalty Sel AM TT DOS Re 74D VOLE Wie bediord ..| “4.48 “1 7.47 fe! j Mt. At. stew [Ar 5.10 “ |Ar 8.30 © /O ® Mt. Stew ‘| Dp § 5. 2% »pm! Dp $.55 am Te Cardigan’. a = Dose hee Georgety njAr 6. 45! 10.45 Mt. stew’s 'Dp 5. 20) pm Dp 8. 5. 50am Morelli. 4* 5.52 °° 9.32 ** St. Peter's **G.15 ** | SIMO6 f° bear Kaver! * "G56 ** 1)**21.00 °° Souris es .. far 7.30 ** |ArlL.50

B.—The Express Train from Souris and Guna conpects at Moyalty Junction with the Mixed ‘Irain from Charlottetown fos the West, in the morning; and the Mixed Train from the \Vest connects at Royalty Junction with the Express Train from Uhar- lottetown for Georgetown and Souris, in the

“ee LB. ARCHIBALD,

Superinteadent. Railway Office, Ch town, May 21, 158i.

JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE 7 WORLD.

Bens. F. GRaFroy, srory B, Lapa Hauperr E. Paine. Late Commissioner of Patents. .

PATENTS.

PAINE, GRAFTON & LADD, ~

Attorneys-at-Law «nd Solicitors of American and Loreign Patents, :'

“412 Forra Sree, Wasutneton, “D. C.

Practice patent law in all its branches in the P. oe ee and in the Supreme iS Circuit Courts of the United States. Pampb-

_ Sa

letg sent free. on receipt of stamp for postave. : septs © YHE place to “ty our Pripting done is a the EXAM! Py RIM be ROOMS’

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Com mercial Union Fire Assurance C empany, of Lendon, in,

Reduced Rates. AR NOW ISSUED BY THE !

North British and Mercantile FIRE AND LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY

PF —

EDINBURGH AND LONDON.’ ESTABLISHED IN 1809.

CAPITAL:

Subporibed; <= +, > | Vian - $10,000,000 Paid up, 9, Ferree aes | +o een 2.250,000

Nine-tenths of the whole Profits of the Life Branch belong to the Assured. Profits of previous five years divided among Policy-holders, $1,158,600.

FINE DEPARTMENT. Insurances upon almost every description of Property effected at the LOWEST CURRENT RA‘ES. Insurances upon. Private. Residences effected on ESPECIALLY FAVORABLE TERMS. Bas Losses promptly and liberally settled,

GEO. W. DEBLOIS,

General Agent for Princé Edward Island. [ma 16

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Oftice—No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown,

ee ee

_FRANKLIN HOUSE.

SUMERER HOTEL LOW OPEN, Built on high. land, it commands a splendid view ofthe city,and is one of the healthiest sites on the Island. Connected with this Honse are pleasant grounds, well wooded. If you want cool rooms and

quiet surrosndings. patronize _the KERANKLIN. The _dust, nuisance will not trouble you when staying at the FRANKLIN.

Guests at the FRANKLIN have the exelnsive use of the Bath House on the private Beach near the FRANLKIN~ ‘Terms

very moderate, gh ne N. B.—This is a Temperance House.

iL F.. COOMBS, |"

2 eae & —— eee iS Gi ioe! yo

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Usui id

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June 15, 1881. a

FRE MARINE |

HORACE. HASZARI General Tusurane

— REPRESENTING aT cf t

nie tte

a

CAPITAL, £2,500,000 SPG.

Western ‘Fir Aseurance Company, of Toronto, Ont. CAPITAL, $800,000.00.

British America Fire Assurance Company, of Torta Unt, CAPITAL, $500,000. 00.

Sun Mutual Life & Accident Insurance Company, of Aon

CAPITAL, $500,000.00.

CIT MARINE INSURANCE ALSO EFFECTED. 30; Risks taken on all descriptions of Preperty at LOWEST RATES. 20: Office—Corner Of Queen and Lower Water Streets.

Charlottetown, apn’ 188\—tf

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~ LOBSTERS.

PECIAL RATES of Freight on Lobsters Ss > per Fishwick’s — Express, \® Cromwell, ’ and other Steamboat Lines, to to following ports, viz: Antwerp, Bordeaux, ; Brussels, inoue, Copenhagen, Glasgow, _ A Halifax, Havre, Hamburg, London, Liverpool, ‘)Naples.and New York. ~

Charlottetown to Pict, si" “aah a

IN OTICE i* yoreig given grit, * alilax, or

te? ne i ee

“THE BEST.

TURNIP SEED, s

47

BEER & SONS.

May 31, ’81—eod

ery

Gn and After Honday, oar inst,/ | ‘aos Ion

the Steamers wili leave Charlo Pictou at 7,30, a. m., instead

’s Wharf,’ Charlotte

for | 5.30 ~ UBSCRIBE for i DAILY EXAMINEK

ae st: the begining of'seesou: the Ct, and most _— Paper May 20, 1881. ayer ished in vinoes, LLIGKROS Ha

fs

** Anchor,” |

_H. B. MAGGOWAN, * |

tw ody

Royal ‘{nsura nce 1G. Ten,, Brook, seconded by Robert’ Dewar,

New Perth, George F. Owen, of ete Bridge, was appointed Secretary ‘for the present. year. Thomas Annear,

LIVERPOOL, AND LONDOY.

Capital aud Reserve Fund,

Annual Income,

Unlimited Liability of Shareholders.

&3,006,000,00

5,000,000.00

With the largest net surplus of any Fire

Insurance Com

pany in the world,

RATES, MODERATE.

‘JOHN MACEACHERN,

twne\20,'B1d-eod vy Agent for PE: Island.

ALFRED A. BOWN,

AUCE LONEER-

—AND—

General Commission vevalfant St, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND,

SQbs°ts consignments of all kinds of Produce,

Bw. Prompt retu

ences on: application,

ms ¢ siintiadl

, Eggs, Vegeables, ete., etc.

Good refer-

{ja 17 6m caw

1. ARTHUR & C0.

i

“GENERAL

Commissicn Merchants,

108 SCUTH MARKET STREET,

May 16, 1881.

Commission Werchants, rie

BOSTON, WASS+/ prin,

etrii

No. 213 State Street.

Muy 14, 188).

Marine Insurance Company

—or—

Prince: Pagers: islands

om

£

Cargoes and

Corner of » Great

, ater Streets.

“PRED. Ww.

_ Cl’town, April 25, 1881.

— oe epee

RALES, AONE

Queen: ‘Tngnrance Co’y

* ENGLAND.

alia -

eV

TWO MILLIONS STERLING.

Insurance effected on all kinds of Buildings,

Merchandise and produce,

on the stocks,

‘Also, on Vessels

Special rates for isolated residences. Losses settled promptly,

GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank), Agent se mayer’ Edward Island.

,ja’rr)

W. G: BISHOP,

SHIPPING.

—-AND — ~

FORWARDING AGENT:

MARINE INSURANCE BROKER,

ae

General Coummission Agent,

P. 0. BOX 1

86 BEDTORD hit WwW,

HALIFAX, N. S.

Shipment of Lobsters aud other Canned

Pilon AR “ATTENTION given to the

oods, and collection of Custom Drawbacks

thereon.

Hulls, Cargoes and Freights insured in first-

class ottices at most favorable rates.

pest ro of Produce

8 uaranteed,

Pits proaipuy.

pondence “solicited and

solicited, and

answered {ap 7 6m

GARPETS, Lace Curtains, &c

CHOICE ASSORPMENT just open and will be seld at very low prices at

R. W. TREMAINE’S, |" 83 Queen Street

June l, ’8i.

~e

*}—R. K.. Brace;

he ld in cu Wednesday,

the vear 1881, was Hots, Georgetown, 220d inst. } Owing to the day being: wet ard storwy, the attendance of Commissioners Was not 8) Hhimerous as might be wished for. Hon. D. Gordon, Chaimman cf the Board of Commissioners, avtiounced that Mr. P. Me Conrt had destined to act ak Secretary. On inotion of John McLean, Esq., of 18

the

James E. McDonald,

;Archd, J, McDonald and Robert Dewat,

Esguires, were appuinted a Oc ummiti ee! io prepare a prize list.

liam A. Poole, John French, Williaw P. Lewis, Thomas. Lannar, Esy., and the Chairman and Secretary, were appoitited a ‘Committee to select grounds for the Cattle Show. .twas moved by Robert Dowar, LEsq., seconded by John McLean, sy., that Tuesday, the 4th of October next, be ap-| pointed the day for holding the Exhibition

_jand Cattle. Show.

The Committés for selecting grounds for Cattle Show recommended the same site as the Cattle Show was lield on last year, j¥hich recommendation was adopted. Thy | ‘ 9 Committee for preparing prize list aubmit- ted a prize list, which, after some disctjs- sion, was adopted.

The appointment of Judges was then proceeded with, and other matters connect- fed with the Exhibition fully discussed,

The following committee were appointed to look after the preparation ef grounds for the cattle show, and bnihding for the indus- trial exhibition, ‘viz. :

William P. Lewis, William A. Po:le, A. J. MeDonald, iisqrs., and. the Chairman and Secretary,

After some discussion on printing prize list and ad vertizingythe holding of the Ex- hibition, the coustiqgivtets adjourned,

‘Guorcr F. Owen, 0 te ai | Secreary. Georgetown, 22nd June, 1881.)

aun ion at Nantuckét.

~_em—-+ eye

oftin Reunion: Assuciation genses from members of I parts of the country, and ements tor the bi-centen- tien at _ Nantucket on Avgust Yd “18th. “On the first day a slam bake ‘will ‘come Off neat the site of Fistram Coffin’s dwelling house, two cen- age, when an oration will be de~ livered by ‘Lristram Coffia of Poughkeepsie, N. Y: °On the seeond day there will be memorial exercises, with procession and corner-stone ceremonies. Charles Carleton Coffin, of Boston, will be the orator, and __f Robert Barry Coffin, ef New York’ the peet. On the third day a breakfast will Sela off in a mammoth tent, and Prof. on J. Coffin, of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania, will. deliver an oration. It is intended to erect two bronze statues, re- enting the patriarch, Tristram Coffin, Dionis Cofttn, his» wife, upon a braad tal, estimated cost of from 000 to, $10,000. Charles G. Coffin, of antneket, is president of me Association.

+|+ Boston paper;

The Coffins of Nantucket alice! referred to, have vari relatives on the Island.

—* 40°22 ——$——————— -——

Summerside Notes.

On Wednesday last the beautiful resi. dence of JobmB) Bakerjjat the head of Central Street, was offered for sale and withdrawn. 9st! ni

So far there been a large number of |? eritries in the different races advertised. to take place on Summerside Driving Fark en’ Dominion Day.

The Holman Opera Troupe performed ins, Ludlew Hall on, Monday and Tuesday) evenings last.. There was a fair at'endance! on botiv evenings.

Phe Town Council have caused quite an improvement to be made to the sidewalk on | Central street, by an addition of about two feet to its width. This ‘isa etep in the! right direction.

merside take place as follows : the Western | School on Saturday next, and which wil! be’ graded at the same time. School, en Monday following, and the; ? | Davis School on Tuesday and Wednesday.

of Prince Kdward Lodge, I. O. O, F., in- tend having a Moonlight Excursion on one of the Steam Navigation Co’s. boats. For the past few years the Oddfellows of this) town have had these excursions, and they

have been successful, an enjoyable evening being spent by all who, were present. On this oceasion the committee having it in charge will endeavor to make it as good if hot better than that of former occasions.

. On Sunday last, Rev. J. C. Berrie, oc- cupied the pulpit in the Methodist Church here both moruing and evening. In the evening the exercises im connection with the eignteenth anniversary ef the Sabbath Sehool took place. Notwithstanding the disagreeable state of the weather there was a large congregation present. The address by Mr. Berrie was one specially directed to the young, but there were mary lessons. in it which it would be well for children of an older growth to practice. Before the sotews, the Superintendent, C. W. Strong,

Esq., read a report of the state of the School, whith showed it to be in a flour- ishing condition.

negli siate did 75.2

CucUMBERS 3 aad 4 cents each, figs 10 cents per !b., dates 10 cents per ib., anda first- class stock of goods at the Family Grocery. jis

GENTLEMEN should_see the nice Fancy - so cheap at J. B, Macdonald’s.

tlre Court f

Hon. D. Ferguson, John McLean, Wil- |

The examimation of the schools in Sum- |

The Lastern

On Tuesday, the 12th July, the members| ;

Outs istand Artiste.

Te the Idiiwe v7 th

yoo sihiee?,

Mr. Episor,—-Yon have often «i: cn the numerous, readers. of thea Examtntr Adp "Anocs very useful aud intere ating into laa

tion concerning the works of ovr own mechanic #) nan factnrens and artists. Yeu have also giver ge xt sugvestions avid words of instruction aud encouragment (o Ger farmers apd trades people, heperters and rexporterr. You have watbeen. remiss in | pub lishing items to further secular and commercial edueation. and to strengihen the hands cf those immediatel? erigaged in that’ mest important and’ ardons of all works and cellirgs. You lave also been a friend and help wate to your fellows ot ihe ** Fourth Esinte.”

and innocent antusements as were offered them by our own virttiosos, and by «thers Lvisiting us from other countries ‘to de

You. serupled) prt tes: commend to the public such exhileratinggy

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| all these thirgs cheerfully and eratuiniusly”

|betokens a liberal and patriotic spirit. But there is ené particuler class of reise

which'you have not so freely patromized..

an this one I wish to offer a few ODserva- tions. For want of a more therongh knows») ledge of the merit of the works of cach in- dividual of this class, Leoviine my remarks to thatone of them with whose skill [am hest acquainted. Perlups atrome future

té

nerth side of Qneen Square aid look through Mr. Lewis’ window, you will see a most interesting gronp of photovraphed ladies, and will probably be able to recog- nize all their fair faces and tell them by name. You will also aeknowledye that Mr, Lewis has-done them all full justice, and that he is a veritable artist.. Lhe winia- tures in this group are the lady teachers of the Upper Prince Street Schovl.

New, step inside and Mr. LieWis or a” assistant photographer will sho other group, composed cf adies “ued gentlemen similiarly employed in the Kent St. School. This latter at little more masculine appearance, bn tuken, and has at least.one or pretty faces in it. And not long you make another visit to Mr ; ealoor,you will find another group of teach- ers from St. Patrick s Schou! photographedy which may prove the best and mest inter. esting of the three. By and bye you may find in the same saloon the whole staff ,ef Si. Pster’s School, and that of the Prince of Wales’ College and Normal Se and, perhaps, of the Commercial Colleke. St.

yatself'out, but will fail ia with the others. Indeed; I predict for Mr. Lewis the tron- ble, or rather the honor, ef haying yet to photegraph in groups a half-a-dezen er a doze of other bodies or companies, such, as the ‘civic, eclesiastic, journalistic, and ethers too numereus to menticn. And Mr. Lewis is the very artist that can show them~ up. te the best advantage if they only subs mit their visages te his celestial light. And if they only go and see and scrutinize Mr, Lewis’ artistic skill, drawn in. Yours sincerely, Atrrep A. McKenzie. Bean with THE Boys.—Dear youngs

mothers, bear with the noisy boys; better a few headaches now than the, dreadful heartaches that will come in after years, _ Make home pleasant for them. No matter ‘if the work is not all done te’ ycnr satisfae- tion; the eterna) welfare of the child is of more importance. Lay aside your work sometimes and enter into their sports and

games. , Question them abeut their doings at school; rejoice with them when they are happy; sympathize with them when they are in trouble. Let them sce that mother is a true friend tothem’ At the sametime be firm and insist upen implicit obedience. They will respect you all the more for that. Make bed-tiwe a happy hoor for them, that ‘the memery may linger with them in aft years, and that hour shall ever bé as one, causing a deep tenderness to sp upin the heart, and a strong yearni

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dow the head again on mother’s Koee aoe , ay

lsay the evening preyer, even when | have become mer. | ‘Peacuine Bors Lvsrness Hanrrrs, —Let |no child expect pay for anything done at howe. Ue has the shelter and comfort of | the patern: al roof in health and sickness ; Ihe shares in ali the Inxaries of that home in either event, end the love of parentey the watchfulness of imother-eyes, merit alf that he cau do {and cents, is come into the family he will | certainly be ir arrears. But how shall the Y' boy learn business bali‘s? Give him an jallowar ce of his own, !«rge or small, accord- ing to the length of the family purse; advise him in the matter of spending it ; teach him to keep withiv bis means and avoid debts. Consult him in the selection of articles. for his own use, allow him to learn the weakness of his own judgment by ex- perience in snall matters, Let him have small veniures « f his.own, but as you value what is amiable and obliging in your boy, do not let him take pay for every favor granted a guest or friend. Dest of all, make him one in fawily cares and struggles the family resources : ond profits; so will he become manly, unselfish and self. reliant, lbp

Sitting Bul’ has teeuw informed that he need not expect a reservation from the Canadian Government. Uaving beefi deserted by many et his braves, it is prob- able that he will surrender himeelf to the United States, in which event some enter- prising circus men, who are always on the jeok-out for attractions will endeavor to secure his valuable services.

Rowell will now be absolute owner. of the Astley belt, which he hes won three times 1p succession.

time you will allow me to present my re- spects to the others. ; If you take a walk, Mr. Hditor, to the”

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Dunstan's College will surely not single -

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they will surely be |

If the matter of doliare ’