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CHARLOTTETOWN,

ATT Clothing,

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of Flowers, Feathers, Velvetesns, ladies’ Sacques

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Budget.

PRINUE EDW AR y ISLAND), PRID Y, MARCH 3

C © oT (Condensed by the Mail.) Tweeds and Heavy Cloths, ..sirs

er cent. i Grey

Sagar cheaper than under the ‘1878.

iwools a8 low as at any time } years previous t to 1878.

and Colored Dress Goods. REDUCTION AND MARKED LOW,

iada.

during the past fourteen years.

dG, ao pUly by |ten years previous to 1878.

R. W. TREMAINE,

83 QUEEN STREET {18

int} 1878.

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

Keep in

fivery

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,|,,!2%

Ninety-five new factories,employing 7,025,

. as they

THEIR

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SHELL

Department of

of superior quality and texture, which cannot be surpassed import direct from the best British and Foreigs: markets.

STOCK IF YOU WANT GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY

ST SS aaa _——— a = ae _ =

ver cent, less than in 18

to 25 per cent. lees than in 1878 Common furniture lower in than in 1878.

Pressed

in 1878,

iower than in 1878 Tea and coffee free.

their Establishment a full assortment of

either for price or quality, haud Cuiton factories in course

tion to those already employed. Increase of men

1881. since 1878, 24,873 J.

ee » &

SS ee ae ee SS | i

1878. about 400.000 tons.

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i shall Sell off my Stock of Groceries at

GOOD TEA, 25, 30 and 33 cents ; RAISINS, 10 cents ;

‘

7 iargve | iT

of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents;

heap; and sundry other articles too numerous to mention—all at cost for

erics, 1,200.

Some cof the Contents of

Hits and cays lower than in 1878. Wavons, carriag-s, bugyies, cheaper than #*e!en his kit, &e. | was mistaken, told him that [ was @ clergy-

the

3 in 277 factories increased

Clot h Mantiles and Dolmans, and | ‘Tweeds and fabrics made from Canada

durisg ten } Medium and fiae wool fabrics made from

limported goods at lower prices than at any \time since these goods were made in Can-

ee cheaper by 15 per cent than in| en.

most cases Cut naiis are 5 per cent. lower, and fin-| ishing nails 9 per cent. lower than in 1878 spikes are 12 per cent. lower than and railway spikes $2 per ton

Lampshades aud glassware cheaper than

ot Con- pation to employ 3,000 hands, in addi-

emp'oyed to October,

lncrease of consumption of Nova Scotia

Increased outputof Nova Scotia cual since i _ 5 a 1873. 417.246 tons. Nuu:ber of men employed in sugar refin-

—~A. T— A home market to the extent of 5,000,000

bashels of waeat has been provided

ws

ers In the cotton trade,

welve taontha,

of $1,500,000.

Our public securities have

x

; % 1n the past Seven years. hable £12 000.000 of surplus Macken

CRACKERS, 4 to 14 cents; CURRANYS, 8 cents.

MOLASSES, 47 cents; SUGAR, 8 cents,

lot CHRISTMAS GOODS, very

regime is $4 65.

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NEWS NOTES Cash pe ane

ior the )9,099 spindles will Taxation has been reduced to the extent

“increased from 99 to 104, and are now 2 per cent,

| th eatening £ position.

10jsavy the truth, 1

of flaur Maj Bry.

higher than those of New South Wales. Bwokcupteies are fewer than at.any time

: e | by th e

wishing to get their GROCERIES Cheap should call at once and leave their orders.

ears the revenue shows a pro-

The average per saulan tax during Mr. zie’s Government was $4.88; average per capita tax during the present

the

It is reported that both Germany and

Austria have given orders for atrengthening their eastern fortresses

109 U; "PER — TEEN +

heen partially destroyed by fire.

CHARLOITETOWN

Buiipe 7 4 —— . | = 1% ~ @ at «| cuss EBUSINESS COLLEGE } vue ‘eh j my) (ESTABLISHED 1873,) puy| : “a ' Welsh & Owen’s Brick Building, Corner cf xs K.ing and Queen Strecte, Char- sgent. | lottetown, P. E. I. } lpm: & PTT ry yy | ReAGH & lilb BR, - - Proprietors. € 4 3 k 5 8 | —— i \/’ £ 9§| Designed te Sdueate Young Men for Business.

SYSTEM is conducted on Actual ess and Scientitic Principles, and il! subjects necessary for a thorough CIAL Education. Our facilities for iy these are the most complete that have n devised. Theory aud practice are

; vant | dent cannot fail to be largely benefitted. The BEY | Course of study is short, practical, useful and | reasonable ; it is just what every MAN needs : na willuse, no matter what his calling or N. §. | profession is to be. | The youth commencing a business life with — only industry and integrity as his capital, the } lerk engaged during business hours, but , t | iesirous by evening study to repair the de wen ag f hie education, each have the advan ose va re | by our sessions occupying DAY d ib) \ND EVENING. Morning Session, 9 30 to 12, and 2to4p.m. Evening Session, 7.30 i Be int I tes 9 iy . biplomas granted to such as pass satisfac- weret

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ry } ara cues ing Address, with full particnlars to Mr. UNS (Rep, Hamilton Lodge, Joppa, Edinburgh, One Matraaed, jn $8

examina itions. wny time. No entrance examination required

Pus’

;wrous

Students may enter at |

+ men and others are cordially wen ana ¢ Xamine our bys tem.

ma ory :} sons what they will practice av 82 a om © l h ur 3 wha } z “> $F td Sone be l when ae y he sme men. es Full part a irs concerning Terms, Tuition, = cho} ships, &e., &e., on application to = L. B. MILLER, Jan. 7, ‘8l—eod. Principal AND, QL) BANK OF P. B. Isl + ANK OF P. ISLAND NOTES taken | at their face oo Goods or in payment of 7 Bills, at 1 i rmyat ¢ kk ,»* “ nae a ee od GOP aie BOREUAM'S BOOT STORE. : Nov. 29—+

ue| FARM WANTED.

2OHASE, a Farm of acres of friable soil and subsoil, well watered, with good House and oth r necessary build-

NTE TO PU! froin 200 to 5

TWO DOORS ABOVE APOTHECARIKS

suaranteed,

A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap,&c. &c. Remember the address, two doors above Apothecaries Hall Corner | War. Charlottetown, Oct. 11, /881.

en eS \helieved t+ have been incendiary. (+7 or ‘ £129,000,

Scotch and English Tweeds or Worsted Suits

For Canadian Tweed Spits,

mated ifs intention of

nities in France,

tate an occupation of the Balkans.

For Overcoats of all Descriptions, aged dip

MACLEOD &

UPPER QUEEN STREET, HALL CORNER

interfering

There you will find the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the House. A despatch from Bucharest says Rou- The manage- ment of all the ralways have been orde red to hold all their rolling stock ip readine-s to be at the disposal of the Mister of

Prices very moderate. perfect fit

The best workmanship and a |

e

Mavdia ls prepsring tor war

—ALSO—

a eA TE A ESE indictment, covering twenty six

A despatch from Alexandria says military element reigns supreme, backed up

47a té hy Sone Pasha. who does his utmost ty . ‘ show sympathy with the existing move- ; m= |§ | ment.

The World’s London special says:-—-The Ridicals are now declaring in favor of mak- ing the House of Lords a purely delibera- tive body, and depriving it of the power of with the legislation of the Lower

A Caleutta deanatch aays Gourepore has The fire is Damage

The new Freach Government has inti- upholding the decrees dissolving the religious confrater-

The mobilization of 159,000 Turkish troops is projected in view of probable come plications mm Bulgaria which may necessi-

the

A Vienvoa despatch says :—-Copies of an

foli: 8,

have been handed to eight persons charged with contributing by negligence to the re

Two hun

BILL BEADS, BLANK CHEGLUMS, NOTES OF HAnD, PO HAND BiLLs

Shart Notice, in oe

HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH

Ala arge Supply of Printing Types and Materia! OF THE LATEST INVENTION AND BES?! GESCRIPTISS,

AND WE ARE NOW PREPARE

ef the Carefil and Skilfal Supervision of fir J.

TO PRINT LETTER HEADS, RECEIPES, ISTERS,

s

THE EXANINER scat fig lathe Big eee | Teo bes. JOB PRINTING OFFICE:

summoned, the trial to commence on the 2nd of May.

The ‘‘ Northern Light ” is now frozen in he middle of a huge cake of ice, which at around Pictou Isiand.

oe

present is drifting

iStrange to say the ice Held, with the im-

prigoned steamer, has completely circuim-

DODGERS, &¢ Style, at Cheap Prices,

ae

VOL 10, NO, 8a" os

CORRESPON DEAL E.

sacjrgb— conpeiatibeeony ape We do not hold ourselves damaneinle for the

f a

OFHRIONS OF siafements of our correspondents

ae $$$ OED

A Pleasant Rencontre.

and white cottons and brown sheet- | ii ings 10 per cent. less than in 1878. tariff of

Te the Editor of the Examiner.

Srx.—A few weeks ago [ left Oxford in a third-class carriage. On arriving at

deot, a wellknown Junction on the Great Western, at 8 o'clock, pm, I had barely time to rash into another carriage as the train for Faringdon was waiting. On taking my seat, I observed a soldier }apparently asleep en ene of the seats. We

Flannels as low in price as at any time were the only occupants of the carrisge. | When the train started, and before we were

Blankets «8 low as at any time duriog the! well out of the station, he suddenly started

lup, putting himself into a fighting and tie said “* that I had

L assured hiw that he

After a short time he became quiet, ‘and blundered ont a lame sort of apology.

Al le agrie itural implements from 5 to 20 During this little scene I began to reflec? ithat 1 was alowe, with a tall, young and

t q T ‘ 3 Sewing machines — ee ars cheaper | UEEN SOI | ARE , | tan in 1878. |

Boots and shoes, factory made, from

app ivent/y very powerfal man, to a certain extent under the influence of liquor. To vegan to feel uncom- | fortable.

At the expiration of a few minutes, he sudden/y started up and said in a most excitable manner ‘‘ What did you think of Lefroy ?’--i. e the man who had just been hanged for the warder

of Mr. Gonid in a first-class carriage on the Brighton Ruailruad?’ I answer. ed, ‘*f think hs has met with his

deserts.” He replied, looking very fero- cionsly at me, ‘fOh, you think se, do you? Lefroy did not go the right way to work ! fe used a pistol, which makes teo much noise altogether. This is the right thing to use” He then brought a ragor from his pocket, took it out of the cxse, keeping his eye fixed upon me all the time. He went thronga the process of feeling the ejge, converting, atthe *ametime, the sieeve of his coat and the pa m of his hand luto asort of eX emporandons razor streg, [ thonght it was quite time, at any rate, to say something, as [ felt quite sure, from his louks, that I could do but little I leoked

at him steadfastly in the face (we were sit-

ting at opposite corners of the carriage),

and «aid very deli>erately, *‘Murder is @

You wear tae uniform Surely it has never even eotered inte the mind of a tine-loooking felluw bke yon to be guilty of such @ crime?’ Hedid not answer me. There seemed to bea sort of conflict going on

very awful crime.

Lwithin, and he appeared to hesitate, Te

my great relief, however, his next step was to return the razor toits case, and then to his pocket. My feelings may be better imagined than deacri ed, whea almost immediately, [ felt the train to be etop- ying, and the guards, with stentors ian «voice, called out the familiar word: ‘*Steventon” Under the — cir- eunstanees, thinking ‘* discretion to be the best part of valor,” IT was not very long efore [ placed my feet on terra firma. L-aving my very uo. leasant travelling com- panion to his cogitations, [ entered the nextcompartment. On arriving at Uting- ton, where we change for Faringdtwn, I had merely time to say to the gaard that it would be at bis peril if he allowed any one to enter the carriage I had left. My miltary companion was, in conseqience, lockel up, for the remainder of hie jonruey which ended et Beistol. He had given me to understand thas he belonged to the Militia, and was returning to the Parish of St. Philips end St Jacobs in Bristol, where strange to say a valued clerical fri end of my own, is doi a very excellent work among thousande o the roughest class of the population, Tam very truly yours,

A rormer P. E [stanp CLeR@yMan,

Faringdon, Berkshire,FPeb. 13th, 1382.

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Personal.

A wei kNow’ London physician has bees arrested for can, pliety in the taeft ef earl Ura oat wrdi’s body.

fr Bripiacen has gone to N athnsten, He will be returaed

ait beyua his Canvas again beyond a doubt,

Iv is stated that two thousand Webrews fc from Russia into Austria, where th arenow starvag Ten thvacand pourks wi b+ sent to thei out of the Lad Mayvr's fund.

“Vasiry Farr” says the present gambling mania in private life is carried t) such lengths as to bec me a serious social scandal Large sume, it is said, are lost and won, and some «ell koown ladies are pointed out es regulag

layers.

“| DRINK LIKE A Beast,” temperate people have been heard to exclaima, meaning ther that they know when they have had enouy andstop But beasts do not awiys know when to quit drinking, if the hquor put before them is other than water, as proved by a ease shich occurred at Berlin, Wis., the ether day, whea a huudred cows go" drunk owing to a barrel of corn braudy being accideatelly

Inavigated the Island once and is now half

i round egain. Ti ‘N L.” will pr

hiy eff ct very Heike more this winter. ott Si rnd (rd. The St. Petersburg Herald says precau-!” tions h ive 'eent a to prevent henceforth hi Ruse n pab Servants taking the

of discuss npg inatters of State p? liey wn account. It is he pe sd this | announcement will indocs the!

il, forvizn press (espe : 8 aie

ecially the press of the! neighbouring Em p re) to cease using hostile , land Mies language nts Russia.

| M Vambery shows that by her new | treat y witn Persia Russia lias acquired a: | Vast agricultural territory, ‘almost up to the gates of Herat, while at th » game time she has reduced the Shah to! the position of a mere puppet iu her hands, | He happily d: scribes the policy of ‘‘Raveia’s L baral f 1 nds on the Thames” as “a policy deveid of aft logic and reason,” the Vie tous eons eqnences of wh ich hard! 'y admit Vi eVor being sedhadink

extendiby

turped into their trough. Te operance peo-

“I ple alter all, it will be seen, are scarce

titie’ by the facts in exalting the brute vl above their fellow men, for wheo the portunity offers they both appear ebout om the same levei. — Mail,

+ ; jit Ki

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Statistics of Lanatic Asylums show that pine tents of their patients are brought te th ir condition by abuses of the generative oOrgons A wyreat jrain and Nerve f.

kaows as Mack’s Maguetic Vied:cin e, 8 60 iby our druggists, aud comes highly recomw- | ma - nded as an uufailing cure in a!l these dis- cas*s Sold in Charlottetow by Apothecaries lHallC See the advertisement in another e iuma. 2w—teb24

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1, F. Prowsz has just recvived a vory large stovk vf Onriaty’ s, Lenden, hats fer spring. @

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‘Tur only place on P. E Seat: where you can yet every part of a Gun made, is at trowa's Shop, corer of Prigce and (Grafton et eoen, wv i of why

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