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- } } , : Rujilway ; thee mtinneus con d NCE E. ithe Cape y Rad ay, as tie f ’ } : : D Ny ' ' } QL es C ncert. € ORRES SI ONDE ¢C | ne ction a sired, a1 le ly > you! be obtai a i : “ni ‘ | ie ‘ é ’ Ye he ’ ‘ ; 8 ‘ % i. i li kK i A = LY XA Mit a ee - —— a | from the Ges vernn viles \ : pl ? Sk ' ify i sy } 7 i} } ncaa “cy . } : L m3 t » bi ‘ ak- | We do not hold oursetees “pete for ti i cha rees to p is on thet siniand, to e teers s Jui iG SKE the so i 84 pitt : , a te u : 3 : o ty ' . ‘ ” Pa ‘ 2 rresponacnt } ; eys By i FEBRUARY 1, t8a2 hatte’ 8 - d ihe spit t into | opinions oF tacements of your ‘yr yp ; iting uf goods and passengers, &! —= aa ak ‘ en cloud * — My ia ai aimed - I _ } , rs ~ +) smicr at P W »V< j rising ti tw to hai asa iden Bank ot P. #. Island. Bank of P. E. Island. : : . mse: 2 sali ist bel ro th furnace of tae sun; like —_——- } ean 3] ALIZENS Ni tin Rink ay aI ? var } ‘ Y ‘ we 73%, - ’ . ame _ i il J J ; f ‘ o a iil, deep } im or one who 61T8 Mi an T'o the Editor ot the Kvamner. | ; Vibi j ea ——, eae n wateld the shadows of the : ; +t f at Tinprovements Wanted 3) y wa'¢ © SAAC ° ‘ . 2h oe ¢ . a ; ‘Mrise tds ja A wage P ' SUME ON CERTAIN CONDITIONS. pm heer ' che piaint Si,—It is indeed a matter of surpr Pogues este Rega haart ye ke } ‘© the moral people of this community, ' wpa i a feof . ed witu eighimg 3 ike : i f fi fi te e} ~~ r ) 4 A weeTine of the Depositors and Stuck. |“ °°" - ee ee ee } j that ‘the wii te to have eo carefully re: | To | gue : - FR ii) 5 tn ord C é . . 7 a —s : oes . “ : ¢ nw i ‘ } is c > » + —— 7 7” 9 fe —— iw \ 4 > 2 ee ; } la é th RB nk f P lend wast s OF ex i Meitied . rine d frem ea numentipg r on the catise of DEAR SL , 4) j i J wi BY \ « * fy or, 7 “% Pk iodine g ~h iJ 2.2 ft @ . eiders oOo i AL . ° “Al Wi ' ra : } 5 | . i . \ ‘ é FF , Ee? Fe > %

tia e ; ' i Ss ip! —~ °* : . tod. | the recent Bauk failure. When some of lfarmers @tié 3} men an Op] a - a HS Ba Se ‘ = ——— held in the M mic Hall bo-day ; ‘ i Minsk It } miwsic Het cdescrived ; | ; vthy citizens hat e through the : tei d , neh % PJ . — S a 4 re i u ‘sage ¢ . be ’ : oelock. Hon. John Longworth, President | hed ‘ears to hea id. sym | O8F Most worthy Gtikekw ys” s, . | for diseu a a re Galbraith’s Bend will be in Ritendance

P< Bank i i ur The | oe wise s } mn | erimipal connivance ot & pack of swindlers them in’ the way or pu a jrom & till 10

i the INK, OECccUupier the char. : : hat n coi ; at | ; : from $ i}

“ “ as ; the inclemency of the vat | Ts ; : } ; been alinost ruimed financially, surely tals iT’ is t mta c , ‘o m4 > .

neeting, MEIGOTINg (RS tne ne ee 3 18 I s i beeets GUrlys : : ; or : ; ry wiil be awarde y & > ite . vy ide | prc ag toma F ous of some emo! - ( 1 | time has come for a wholesomey Vigorous | yi nd in these matters is 3 ] 5 uwced to the fastest weal , Wasi gely attenaea iter fea ‘ yer 93 ow grand . : : ae 4 : i rere we a of tl “© nies ae j th Coneert ot evensn 1. a : denunciation by the Press oe} ebawis (In i meeting in ! as tos

‘ » ati nents * thi oOmMmptee, ang ot ; wt t] nde. I i : I “ : ; . con as

aa med a the v i ba he diffi- | “ sii - = a hese chemers that infest wane | Exa MINER shows ee Ane oo Ist Piz ver M ', with inscription,

he sthiers or it rious DAIKS, bi ‘ : characte tic wrat . diet oe J if ‘ f ’ e ; :

a ane on pparent |! - jn | cits What position do there men | A steame: to run from Ge ‘ fue ow ” - 1S iver Cup "niitres resnuuiption vecame more apparent, \ chase yin ¥. ) = : ; d ; 2 . a of Q ee <td CUI sot es pt 7 =. . i aie ot ti j rel s oceupy in our midst to day } Are they Mont a t, 13} 1 req ‘ w er] Dh aes ed Priz +

whe Consideradvie discussion Aad ¢ ' ~ ' pitis a] cone } : , 2 5 alias Wonk a a , in i { ip. the following rr niions ¥ wou ae ae Bis] eing taught thata robber, no matter wnat) oo .o4 gjuld chen be put on the road Kitvance fee for Skaters, 60 cents each, eget in, ! re) V bur uo is ’ c a ° + » OK j 91S} a . ; . ~ a , : i a - mousy pa l ee E ; bis former rank, is a 7 son to be sh unbe twee Montague ana Ord Te " Kutrance to promenade (gentlemen) 25 UATE tts. y nm _ ; 'p } qt yu W re- re , ae a} ings } : i : } ; 1x . : 7 7° ; i J , : y ' ; , 4 } i ma deprsed ¢ Have they been compe) ““ Onwe ¢ wiih ft t tha aul 2 ' nt} ; euies ig Ct nts, ‘ja 31 > , ct 1o%} 24 seconded | +}, - p } , yat wet 3 ; Moved by H. J. Vil ca ’ by I-s See ic | With t a K i i - ; ‘ fi real sa the fact th: at betw een hon: st 7 Chark ttetown. A P TITE

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by Charles C. Gardiner, Esq , _jand | c : . conth [and dishonesty there is a wide difference é We would then have direct « 1660 ' OSES Resolved, That “ the depositors - and piarcive «x ; “ crate ’ : iy and that a dishonest man is unfit to ass » | tio tween all the pl COS = ‘ ‘ ; vt I sek "MOLL fervor | ue iver? va Pa . ;

other creditors of, > Ba hae Pi Isla: a | with patrio ic ferve 10 4 OK F 3 ciate with an honest one On the ¢ 1 | nortant line, which happen to ihe of i t a t t t if r em ae . is ye HEU 4 ? . , } . i. j i n s nerebdDy auree, ' ul ord le LO ASSI8¢ ll . re l ; SAPUienhy \ rai i lit a R : ? trary, ho Such pressure lias bee n t <ttiah the most thickls -g¢ ied p irts « t i a em af

, .2 Snk. to ¢ lie ir posits Or . ' } ‘ i i in OSS Lindi = = ” . ba ™ . ¢ i ae S as . tien of said B OA, ue ai Ww ur ds] ’ re-e€ ] bide oe us 7 to bear upon them. hes eall their rascal- and enjovsa the wt prniblic “ f ari 2% & # ’ ; ; ay | os

debts, as our case may be, to remain in the]... | t thee Laberty Miving us . : villainy 2 sped ’ : ¢ f Va a i 18 oo ; a 3 we ; a ne tie Rank” Gin t} : a bia ) i ha a. ? bo dre itv. shrewdness, their villainy 18 terinedc ] y fag Ss 2 Ste | 5 i es 7

8 0 ral os Gree year srom m= 4 oO thriiling melontes mi ry , ie tee g e a hal an , ,

ee - [ le DA = : cali ie! tel a am iInsignt in i hill > ape fe smartness} and, as a shre wad and @ smart] etowy . (i¢ = i 3 4 : + d % day ot resuming Dustiess v tit ite i sunken barm niz tion and sparkling § i EDs» : : es Pa a Es % a & : payable in three equal annus! instalments, | — “— 7 t ltalian com- | #2, is a boon to society at large, thes ell, V i U | Baw ed 8-8 ‘as the tra stuiment to be paid at t he expira ion | *#¥actty . ene: Gremee . 7oPs ty mavine tha ; instead of shunning them, ‘ i ' ' KO? p VERY AT HA‘ ita

a ee ee lposer of 1@ «6©present century, “astiy, oli } fecl lnghly favored by A ehid’h te net £ twelve months from tne aforesard date. it ‘ = he public ought to fect nga y sae . ~— ae : ‘ . - ; om : ’ : rencering } is t eal 1, 800T part .! odeseend. ng patronege This is be Freight to Charlottetown 3% cents, by Moved’hy Rowan R. FitzGoratd, Esq., | Tendering perseeths tie wi cilaroitetsnans, | their condescending patronege, ‘This is isd I sem pp second: ad hy ] hn ty E i : ; =e “es isu 7 one eer , exevgeration of circum meg and it 1s to of | ‘ / 5 * § re : i ru stant, ) : I — ate ; i Lugs s>d).> | 1 " . } ’ aged mins ve AC BSS z [ # : eye ! : ’ ithe chorns end i conuuccor t ee es ee a pene Pe thy simone , tts : h Bese? &@ i > oe nas ; | . »regretted that the is cnn BMony j \ : Sag & eee Reselved, Twat the sum of $75,009, « red | felt pron of th rit of excellence be oe ‘ atatati a a2: ae Me alae ) : é 4 : 4 4 7 % tee | AcaK & Cavern, —. ‘ ‘; ot oi : ; r is WHat 1s 80 Much NHceuew, a : ee igi ) : ne ag ‘ : iu : .

by the = ctors to assist the te i) ‘ Mt i I'} ‘ cliort 8 we 10 one wo! U, Liecol a bo f we Ni ity For the comparativ Is : aS a M os i Fy LS ‘s | ig I ar pi ices and all partic ulars address this Bank be ac-ep'e!, the said Directors] ojo ‘Phe piano-forte plying was a| sense of m : : cg | Selkirk ia short, and if a stag > were | also paying the same calla on their st 6S > : Ti ‘i aa i dignitiec small thing of stealing a loaf of it would be a fesder to both 8 1Ghs, A. STONE,

; Re ee <i ce eka ot , | rare t i t wasa ent ant enig : onal i. 43 ~ © ' other svareh ] [era ; and that the sonar: ‘ | : as n ji Char- hread, a poo! beguar, perha {ps BUS fei encourage tra ey a mn od: hte | & P.O. B x 483 Halifax, nN’ 8. ° ° . . . t> naw ° ’ i Li ( Sneer bus : ; : . : aS ; ig

ers, forthe like object, pay into the Bank} *" , - ‘ ommatiie teach- | ing the’ tortures of star vation, would ling public, and eventuntly be t ch S fands absolutely forty do!l rs per share, } ay- | , aa rig a a heams hes nut be lodged in our Oommon Jail for two or and most picas ant rowie from Ge tuWwG i

re . , Laat on | o ical musi io own fi it Mee en ; ae a :

alte, halfon the 20th Feb, inst, and oa) ee A asmig but also native | three months; and yet, here are men, e | 44 Charlo tetown en balance on the 20th May next, the last instal- | obly an eificiel sa wee of | joying all the rights and privileges of The steamer ‘* Heather Belle” has been}

gages 1 bv their ‘erisasary te | ia ; apawul c Tre nye Works Jo's > : . A - At LHe § i ae i : i

ment to | : eee oe ae 7 nee At Maclennar | hovest people, who have not confined their} so. cuvcral years past renping between

ear ror ereat at +e nt trea ‘ ut ’ i bi Y iva j‘ : 4 . . 4 : . oe a 7 F bearing interest at 74 per cet 7 | ti gre ¢ 1 om Rois thieving to a single individual, but who on! ey lottetown apd Orwell. :

— fore. be concluded : | , P kL broOvatore , : , : ‘mn awinali ‘ ao ae ‘ , ‘ rs It may, therefure, Dé « neluded that tie ' =yeo t a f eitiis The | the other band succeecaed in swindling al so eae being commat hy ¢ te is Pe ssi lait A ; Bb ae ; eo i ; : 11) ‘rT gone e tw y sn g » G2 ‘ +e ‘ ) _ o ‘ 5 . 3 + = . i BA i ‘ “ . zz, 4°85 * % bank wiil resnine, subject to rs Ts ie Bite unfortunate enotgh to come within the | ay pean whois competent in scawans!sy \ e ay dpi HAE e viz:— ‘That the Depositors and Creditors 01 | I ries cr ; /< 7 rk scope of their transactions, and im destroy- lanl obliging to passer gers Mr. Teadvin, lees ; oe a ae ‘ +} ansranmas ae eat farth in | nad 3 i ) reli sn © VY » ; : . 2 .. el € i IPtig ft SSC) -2Ors, ‘ ¢ i the Bank sign the agreemic nt as set forin u oc a bi ’ 1) : me ' ee the credit of this Province abroad. the Engineer, is also a car ful ana’ ae Ae 3 > > a GE ? the firs ee oo nee. . xe a _ ah ik ei? rh ’ } to » | j Por the per- W hat Is required now 1s a little boldn wie a Cmcers Pit e& If id oF ¢ & es 8 ech : . sideration will a resumption of the Benks ee C i turcus applause of a de | on the partof the community. As long ar] ,,., ny thet a screw prope'ior Inst . ony formers the mpturous applause oO , a a lan i r 13 : f oe 1 1 jience. Mr. Ear! olo from | * erme gocs unncticed aud neg'ected, so} 54, | boat, would be more suitable f ‘ ; — WILL SELL— The meeting adjourned until Wednesdays lighted audience. Mr. Earle’s sol . long will there be perpetrators to commit ly { } { Pye ek" a's a $9 oh & BPE = : : ’ ; “yee svinphoeny was ai in ——o om : a his route. i re sho 2 \ eS @ t - i. & y i Pe | , the 15'h ines. lu the meantime Commit- | Barydn's J hi syinphony was a , 1 ae it: to delay justice is but to abet the es rete Sr pts Pe - Be Bo Pa & % 3 eh j F : : bi } 3 tt ta we ; ain +) sienna. | Dre of iaying ibe pertormer Was iD 2 a eae 7 : ri chasing or bu i Oi ReERE PF S 2 aX & 4 - : 42 si tees will be set to work to obtain the s ane pi : pias allege ak salle de criminal. Sooner or later the effort te i ds vedi toe waked bs si stole wie SS tuk A E Bu: BEES yy | 4rAt 4auction, . ’ litore ana Yannaitors > t 9 1 thy with 1s VOoTK, @ I - e . <a 7 : i : ; ner tread Xt i tures of Creditors and I positors fT ta y ie osieil ring al frown down dishonesty, withe ut respect Mr Bditei io EBOW that pr ‘ - A eect above-: anmtioncdad acreemen i rt IS: ¥V exXpre ve aeri ie Ae ; ‘ ED : . . : 4 Vo-mention: d ag eement. eli a <A now the to the gniity party, will have to be ma of os Sa hat ematel oo - ws the Aa V ARLE TY OF _—— oe « 7 1s eTen wi K. va t : > ail } 1 } : : : £ 7 UsSSiiy a“ ’ aa , : > } : and the ioncgcer such an iort is ) r ~f I aa all A th 4 mA ; } News rs as Moral Police {technical difficulties in ie intricate | OM ea he | ” cate te ee | way 0! public works, and that you ma t =>, ewspapers as S10rar Fouce. atalili iil therefore can appreciate | great will be the difficulty in making i la willingness to give their views publicity | = Yt i Sic hake CiLOTOELOTE Cal hp PE RL : ee : _. i — 7 i . i - T E rent | the wonderful dexterity displayed in Mr. | 8% essful. An a t: — aflerded);. gour widely eireulated j } _FOR- ietures porreancen: i -—*." : os ; ea co fholesome less } i a : in vours truls i HE strict: of our correspunde bien ileal Liczt himself would have of giving a g! od whe esson on this | [ remain yours tru " Niu Desperandum ” are not without some i ali os : F he ssaves. ard we point. The excitement pervading our Fair B “ hk Dectenie arg) | siprec m some r the passages, ave ye 7 R 4 force. But who are these * bank rovbers im a ; ar Sedaadh- dare ™ te or two] city at the present crisis is most intense. | — ilies Z ‘i . af | Wet rot surpmsed to notice one . i. : ce " nace 4 ie i to be shown up! The press of this island | ali ht lips in Mr. Karle’s playing. Mr. | Many see before them no > excape froin thy | Montague Items. Ay T ¥ rE tee & i ORE ; ‘ : } . eht = s in ir sario’s iaying. our. iggy itag do not usually s{ rare denunciation in si aa Mite we aes seis etched wil ficulty but ruinat and absolute | al gory A pone magne egeen 5 pase; : th tank’s Director’s wi on ee eee eee eee rf he ee ee Heient manhnesas ‘ a a , % a & eo ‘ oe eee 2 athe ; : = rd d rge like in the fi measure, but | peverty. Is etapa fi lent maniiness! The roads generally are very full of a 2. an Fs “) 3 aN 93 QUEEN STREET, but take the responsibility of puoi hing | |* . among our cifizens toe stamp cut these!. . i ‘ : : of ‘ t nena” caniianlivass Phil detain . : ' } by thievis] veg | Pellied in the second strain, giving Ws some oro “e e } 7 i ;snow. Crossing frem Low ! LO tie nanies uf GC Who, LY thievVish arcs, | <7 . = % ait ecape-vraces who have been the authers oi! |! -~ ; ‘Sieg a : Q ; moncing this . ‘. a k ail | clea ripp! no music Ay ovel feature was ¢ *pe é ; 3 (ae sorget OWN 13 poor; tae W { i i Koay nm mensing £ fh ig Lvening Jan onth have brengbt the Bank to :he brink of ruin, : ; thin mas : ebpeke oe mone ; eH ii ; i F aye g' i is } ; ; ; } “ . ~His misio:rtnne. a aie a sin It . - oa rod o bt that the Press will take | te brass band. ibe naraeomy, im t Cs : inking the tc t ts, however, @ EC ae ert introd ictory ports, \ s clear and t ling, Yours truly, Vite safe. and continuing fer & few weeks, the responsibitity of making this commun | ™ jisplayed “a 2 Nit Drsperanpey. LANCE 0} ” . ‘ oar » ‘ . . a . ra ¥ ia \ ‘ . ; ’ bw pe a . ity too hot to hold them long. Fighting |2°¢ thesp@tfapmers § ¢ ay Road breaking is the erder of the a \ THE BALANCE OF OUR Honsebolvers and others will do well t - ye ’ ' « iat = . in the dark is not pleasant work; and we | *@o nt eri i in, aad hail, Very i led Leak” ial /attend, as bargains may be expected, . : , } : i a > : - iv y re I F to the @auren be: i ’ . . eenr | Was pow es ' th the M land ery lew responded 't t ; have no more desire to py nish the innocent | * Communication wi e Mainland. 2 shot 2) ea , : i. NEE M

$ | thel Ware a d, if We may e yesterday mot Pins mit those ¥ 0 found , DHA with the guilty than we have to let any of | ° c : 7 to the fan Chuvchi ebte Jan, 30, 82. a ~ sauet', the guilty escape. The honest debtor, | from the | - ud = give \ ae te THE CAPES ROUTE WINTER AND SUMMER. wo wey <0 the : Pres ee ee ee ri ¥ -_.:

1 ».,/ pleces, feund ma namirers. yhy Goes Ww repsid for eir trouble. The R “g though wofertunate, must not be held up| Pleces, f on any , ca a ee GE be vm a. * ~ t as} lic 1 Lying, penniless, i n- | Bet Mr. Galbraith favour us with a Cornet Zo the Lditor of the Examiner. Penen Tenens enn) wow see DES ms we in 5 e or ay GC C.

’ hie ‘ sor j 2nhiites azen- . OU AMET O Bsa . ee ae : . 2. ce | y as , fs aes . - — 7 t 1 3 yun | Solo? hi wa doi y acm rable work last , ; ‘ * 2 | av d selected for his tex John 8 A baa - 4 Pa , w a aaa aoltat kaee chasaeen d lathe i lewening. ‘* Twickenham Ferry” was ren og Siz,—Your correspondent “ W ” in last jing introduced hia subject by critical = Rt Samer at iain suffe eee | ed by Mra. MeLcod in a most pleasin gy style. | evening's issue must be of a very sanguine | exegesis of the text and eoncext, he en | ce i-

he » PaANnCce a ite. | ‘ J PACS. 4.04 1a WoOst t leg i ae : a " - ie 2 = the veng ance “ a Sut _— Pp suite } The ballad was refully studie by aud the | temperament w hen he 2 Ldvoeates the e spend. | Jaz ge d wnder the fellowing heacs: Fi 2 — we qr Ems . RB fq Be ~ — ns fi he cork. aly oly } a aa Wa trerull l e . _ : —— & ; a "eu t ee. a8 bs ; V ‘ieht anxious for the wi ? ’ | avobtrueive playfnl way in which the seng} img by the Dominion wind YS of &) What were the views Abraham had of lif Pog & EG eas ba : ;

us light. | é ; : OS ageaiet hee tn, one anil te neta a or 3 s i e | was sung, shewed how well the singer had | mi liot an | a quarter to one at d half miil oD | Second, effect ihese vies 3 rin OTHER. AINE OPAFTON STRELT, | adanted her treatment to the spirit of the | dellars in providing the Capes Railwaya, | pis life, ete. ‘Chird, What aro tho views AAD GOTH sR RINE 3, Ur ATEGN Sthtc 7 . a4 et we sata ‘ 2.4 as i : ; . ; The Credit Poncier. theme. The cuunciation was pe rfect and thé | prers. boat ete ,and then coolly reque Sis | we have of bfe, and the effect they hav BY hholecale Ret ad Fietail E ie, Lé pnHCE $ pe 2 | agit é pt ohn ; é . oe Sa e expression was a« natura! as the words of the in addition that having expended so much |apon us s Tie arguments, illustrations

woe smmamens that the Ceeet Poecier | hatlad. Mrs. W. Longworth sang Pinsati’s | 9 complying with the terms of Confedera | .n4 practical lessons were at once convine -0 barrels SUGAB (Yellow Extha ©), Montempiated | diseontindiag operations in 1 ** Land of R st,” in a sWeet, sympathetic | tion they shall subsidize a Steamship Line jing <a pointed, and dull must that h r ; £0 barrels Granulated SUGAR, snasitrost 4 ae ng Mr. S — the way, every note being as trne and clear as with $10,000 or e20, 00) per annum for the | | have e been who did not feel the foree o @ —AFFORDING A 1 O belf-chests and caddies "| BA, managing Director at Montreal. But Mr. | cae ens aN RR tienda cae ved | Purpose of carrying freight and passengers | ‘i orci aad Meath -00 burr is Choice Family FLOUR

’ e . ° all | Crystal. S188 mayaei & SON Was rece) nek ae a . , san W urtels frankly admits that the Cumwpany ’! with renewed ; jlanse by the audience, some e@ ight months. in the year from thoae M aa : Ger : co 0 barrels (Americ u) K.P. MEAL.

. . . e ; Wit i} ’ ci iie « we v ’ 2 * nie cae hi ass oe mink ao oo : 7 : In view of the present state of the money and this Mersevering } iy cdeserv s the en | railways Xr. els5 13 TRUCA Ve tter, @5 &18V ali tne 10 barre Is BE —

ie one a it perseverit Li :e8erves the : 7 market, and the -posibility of the same uragement so unsparingly given. Mise In contrasting the distance to be travelled | family. 0 barrels DRIEi? AVPLES

‘ * : ‘ “ry ve a3 s uUnsparing iver. ‘ Se . . _~ — . ; ‘ \ thiug occurring again, intend applying to | Koni ioht’ hs oe j ly wall sung: | from Halifax er St. John via the Capes | T: nere seems to have been a larce num- FIN %, PPOR Omy NITY boxes Vatencia and Muscatel RAISINS,

<3 . ihe S sOnY WaS remarks a Sun ; z c . ef , , . r a Parliament to remove the restriction COE ot kek rae rand sweet acd, with an| With the present rontes to Charlottetown, | ber of persons away from home and careht , L N aad z vt 4 ap, Brooms, Backets, Wesh Boards, &2., - * ls a » Ce Was clear an 2G nd, witi : cd . ° _ © " : 2 ' tained in the Federal Act, which limits it ¢ in crease of power bide fair to b cali one | ‘* W” has lost sight of the fact that in _ by the sturm, judging be mi the numerous Kein > . . | : rhasae yf Vvowe sus ARAL pt a ’ . E ° “i | © = i i singin ae to a rate of six per cent. on its loans. il te ial, a le ‘“The King and | regard to freight charges, after a certain | sleishs abroad to-day. ; of the richeat m ae me ming On 1 caste a ‘a '500 qtls Choice Family Codfish; Sbad) Bal. : eT ithe Milier,” sung by Mr. Read, took the distance, milage has very little influence in | a 30, 1882 wee Orce CaMiuy. COUlse, ’ Ha : er, suoy AX, , z . . ‘. ide YU, “se a ee. a oo : ' ‘:

Tae following facts show how absurd ahi oe aitahilin cas fact, an uprnly see- regard to charge. Thus flour is delivered | Sn ‘ mov, Mackerel, Hei ing, Digby Herring

a % ae audience by s 1; ta fact, ¢ rrniy sec : ee ae as Pit 1s, Ba saa a6 ae are the predictions that points on lines of | 4; oe +f th: sudieuce dis iaplaped its ij. | from Montreal by way of Point du Chene Weather Bulletin. — fOR- Pors, Hams, Bacon and Lard at lowest orices.

. tion of the andien lis j

ravel must necessarily become pl.ces of

conseqtience at the expense of towns which |

are alrexdy centres of trade :—

** When the Grand Trunk boom was abroad, about thirty yeurs ago, town plots weve laisl out at every station end cross roads Nca”- bere’ Junction is not much of a place to-day ; there is an hotel there and a couple of houses, and you can get all the land you want ior ahout $00 to $30 an acre, But when the Grand Trank was buildi: g it was town-lotted, sold at high pric es and ruined many a person, A place was also lai lt out as York, ‘and to-d ay you can’t find it. Mi on the west side

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of Toronto, wa: sold off in lots. Land is less than Si00 an acre there to-day. Gordon Brown, Sandford Fleming and others got up e town a: vie ll “l it Balm. oral, on the Gr: and

Trunk aomewh ‘re betweea Toronto and Wes- ton. A great tent was put up, beer flowed as water, an immense sale of lots took piace, and every one lost his money. Bvery one seemed mad to buy there lots, Yew could not find Balmoral if you went out there to-day. Malton is a statwa farther ap the Gri Travk. i was to becomea mighty ventre of commerce: Well, lots iu the g eat ip Os pec. tive) town of Maiton were s« hd by auc!ion in Montreal and other towns for £100 alot ; now they won t bring §50 an acre. Brampton hes got to be something, but mary a hard earns

dellar was lost there in lots. Ove man bought a number of lots there at bctweea £59 £60 each > he he'd onf rT Years at rd yeara, till finally in 1873 he sold them at the rate of

; no

and

$!60 an acre. Shakspeare was to be eacther of these great towns; well, the

remains ol the fence posts around its town lots are s‘1/! stonding. ‘Tullamore, out in Chinguacow y, is another of these towns that never came toa head, but wiich ruined many & man,”

Along the lines of transit all over Ontario are the marks of paper towns ; and it is no more likely that Cape Traverse will tal the places of Chariottetown and Summer side, because of the } propos: d branch ra i- way, thant is that Dover will take the place of London because of the tu nnel which is being bored under the Ene’ giish Channel.

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Accardit g to the twentieth and Jast yol- ume of the. History of the Franco-German War, prepared by the German military author ities, 2vd published under the di- rection of Picld-Marshal Von Moltke. it appears that the strug¢le cost 123,453 men and 6 247 oth Reve de combat, of ¢ = m 40.6

the ers rendered

Ul were eit

empire

her

killed in battle or died in cunse quence of wounds received. oT e wh le nom! er of Gerwan forces engeced in the war amouvnt- ed to 1,45),944 wen, comprising So,i04

lb

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| cx aitrary. i

reeding by ps iamoring for an in spite of the positive rule to the I eee and Mr. Read sang ‘* The Minute Gun at Sea.’ and were greeted with hearty plandits. Mr. R. J, Butcher mad is debut at this concert. We heard that the gentleman was suffering from sore throat, which, if true, inclines us to be feeling in ourremarks. Singing with a sore throat is a painful affair, and so is listening to a sore-throated singer.

In conclusion, we no that, standing the absence of many performe Ts, arrange a

encore,

(ae his

notwith- well-known it has been oer poss ible to : ic with others,

ics

as Progra ni

hirst-ct;

who have proved themselves not inferior to the old faverites. This fact enks well forthe inftinence that music is spreading Among | n inflven soathing, recreat- ing and ath os » are brought ikea tia with tS ¢ Vi Zing rorce This concert al hows that t 6 is erowing up aimnong us a love for the mu l art, and that we possess an ¢t racing native micn’. hy na is tal Nt 13 1 danger of having 1%3 inde; i nce cestroyed ny a

false system of vulvar poitery, instead of developing itself (free from characteristic jealousties and morbid sensthilitees) under the salutary conditions «i cautious criticism and gens r recoguition

Meeting of the City Council Present, Mayor iors Lea, Horne, Davy.

was St Hooper and Uo , Blake,

Chappell Keughan, Meriis, and Murphy. tT re tenders for pumps avd wella were

read, and on motion of 8 étindel hy Couneiilor

Michael Eean wes ref

r Chappel e ie, tende: t to the Com-

} tare

rrec .

mittee on pumps and wells, to report upon rt next meciing. The following Committees were then

ippointed : S:rect Com iites ——' ‘out Koughan, Byrne, B) Market Comont

iilors Charp Ue, ke and Melean. Council, s Blake,

' . pele antl lea.

& h 7p Tender C.mimitiee— Counecill rs Davy, - * MeL a ang > Ke Pablie Pr riy Cos mities -— By rne, M:--

and Chi: , Try mmittee—Coun-

wihivwen Kamohan iinet ne

cilers Koughan, Morris and Horne

Winance Conmmitte—Morris, Davy

Lea

Meeting adjourned sine dic.

ard

and by the way of Pictou to Charlottetown at exactiy the same rates, and yet the latter route is 120 miles longer than the former. The same principle applies to a certain exteut in regard to passengers far

}

re 22°20 £ TODA LILICS

v “34992? bE APT URE

e s7? for tie next PYOUNCES.

Toronto, February 1---10 a. m. No doubt as the Government will own estail te snnhlselen ditiade ject tnieil i the railway and boat they will so arrange [ gos to-day fai r to morrow, lower fe: a

freight charges and tickets as to be as low or probally lower than at present charged. | ~ —

But when time is taken into considera- | tion the odds in favor of the Capes route | are so great that comparison is out of the | question. By leaving Charlottetown at | ten o'clock in ithe morning,connection conld be mace at Amherst with the trains for St.

STORET A ee

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ET AT

Rex ee: rapt Sore rw core Les ) om fa wg

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John and Halifax, avd passengers from ey an 7 & these places would reach ‘there about six wats 8 alla

o'clock p. m.—a striking contrast with the the leaving at @Caybreak, snd not back until nine, ten, or e!+ven o'clock at | night. As conipared with staging some | seventy or eighty miles in winter, the com- fort of riding that distance in a warm rail. way carriage is a contrast which need not | be enlarged upon. | There cannot be a donbt that the Cape s | for - i | ; }

ip Fi P. a! P-

getting getting

a . 4,

a 4 median: 2 re) i -

route would be the better one, both summer and winter; ard the one which would best serve the interests of th

Island; buta chsnge of route cannot be made wi thout mihiating against the pri vate luterests of some. The question will be : which shall have the greater weight in deciding the question, the private or the public interests /

PADLOCK

ae St, Be

GARD { OF T Me : Ricca ate:

alies and Gentlhmen who kindly ae d him at his Cone ing; to Mr, Galbraith and the members of he $2n¢4 Battalion Bittalieon Ban 5 to Mr R for the excellent waonerin which he tuned the Emerson Piano fr the occ the public in zenerel for the Sine some man nr in which they patroniz.d the ¢ oncer', Ch'town, Fib. 1 SPenpat li

82— 1m 2aw wkly,

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sincere thanks to

p at sj

Bustness. Jan. 3 Since writing the above, I find that I have considerably unders stated the ce BS, showing that in the instance of freight car- ried a to ng distance, the erst does not in- crease with the nileage. On ‘ooking over my freight bills i find that car-loads of goods, carried froin Mo: treal to Charlotte- town, via Pictou, are charged nearly ten per cent. less than coming by way of She- diac and Sua merside Thi is shows clearly that the fewer parties interested in fts care AS OT riage, the los er the rete, even though, as PUBLIC MEETIN in the case «f goo 8, via Pictou, ihere may the Fallert a M . he one hundred and twenty miles ad- Saturday. the 11th sae ditional carriage, The 7 ‘stion of mi! éeage.| the h P f th ps a by way of the Capes, which Jas been

), 1882.

ert lest even.

ac

CE ~~ &

will be held et rsh School Rouse, on of February nex:

o'clock, p.m., for the pur-

i

our

Bef pose of dircussing the local wants of ithe raised hes t e efore, scare ely any bearing | Distsict,

on the matte rand it ma y safely be assum The t'rovincial Secretary, Commmissiener «4 ed that the cherves fir freight @nd passers) Public Werks, and R pails nfatives of ‘he

gers now ec

arged, will not be exceeded to leading points, and may possibly be

rb", reauce s1nce

| reduced, si e party—the Dominion

one Gevernt sent -is shad interested in i‘s

| oarriage, Aud if necessary in settling on

District are respe sctigdy invited to attend.

DANIEL McL¥AN, JAMES MUTCH, A. BOVYEP, January 26,’82—wkly li

rion: also to!

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ot |

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. J. H,

‘tow n, Jan. 27, 1889—6i cod

MYRICK.

: C oe

a ARID. .

cr 1 v vail ' cy Dae nie ry HE friends snd Gite hoax cf the late WwW, U LULL Y duu Av z R. Wats« hy Chem). tend D:iuccist, ane 7 * hereby notified that the & itu 8 will be cat- nied on by his widow, ho :ecrectiully solicits @ contintcuce of the pat « ce and cusiom 80 | bherally Towed UPE ber lete Iomented PURCHASE— j bmsb.ncl by a kind and app ciative publi, Charlottetown, Jan. 27, 1882 ec fide lemons ip ee i rs PAPAS Bes i | +6 GAPITALISTS ZRTANTED » borrow Thee to Four V¥ Phousand Boll on fist cles sccurit Arply at ti Cihiee