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say bal erly or Seay advertise 148 CASES DRY GOODS,

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ALMANAG FOR SEPTEMBER, 1382. from which they are still supplying largely to the WHOLE-

SALE and RETAIL TRADE at very close prices.

MOON 8° CHANGES, Phird Quarter 4th day, 9h. l4im., a. m.,5. W. New Moon 12th day, 8h. 46m, a. m., 5. E. Pirst Quarter, 20th day, 9h. 15m. a, m., N.E. (below horizon.) Fall Moon, 27th day, th. 5lm, a. m., 3. W

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fr y e ‘ ‘ or 16) Saturday | 45 5) 9 43! 0 15, is ae. = : ; $]/Senday a ; 7 ‘a : a 2 Is now offering Cash Buyers the BEST VALUE that 18) Monday | 4 i} 2 27h % : ; oe y 19, Tuesday | 485 59laft 40 315 an be had in the market, in 20| W ednesday 50° 57! 1323 2 m1} geal «@ - ' ? lacs 4 a Os 7 er a 5274 | Broadcloth, Worsted, Scotch and Canadian Q3\Saturday | 53, 51| 3 33,7 3 1 eet atin tects 24\Sunday | 55| 49) 4 a 8 10/12 04 weed Suits, 25 eae 56 u $ * 9 2 26) Tuesday | O7 7 9 4 : > wiWedoeriay | 59 #3 410 32! A magnificent range of 28\Thursday (6 41| 6 17/11 14! 29) Friday "39; 6 S811 al y 30|Saturday \6 365 37| 7 44 aft 37 GEN 7 S$ FURNISHINGS, 1 Gatien L. ARTHUR & CO.,

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Particular ‘attention given . ; ; : ; | Collars, Ties, Underclothing, English and American Hats.

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lately oceupied by the Bank of Prince Edward ¢ ; Island, es the management of the under- J signed. ‘

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correspondents of the Bank. i : 2 P ‘ Sterliag and other Exchange bought and 2 proprietor of this Establishment, owing to the increased

Id 1 geeral banking business transacted. : : ‘Saree . ee «OLR demand for his Goods, has added new facilities to his Ch’town, June 17, 1882—tf Bakery, consisting of the latest and most improved machinery, ——————— | ete., and is now prepared to supply the trade with

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legge, 13.19 to 21.65 in number ; potatoes, }5.10 to 12.85 pounds, and wheat and flour, 24 cites is Mr. Booker, who has held that

One dollar a box, or six boxes for five | 1881,

jimported butter, but 50 percent. in fifreen With each order received by us for sx | years. may be explained by its perishable gists of fellabs who have been trained in the lnature, as wellas to the increased home Kyyptian army, and whe will never desert, send the purchaser our written guarantee ta! production of the article, due to abandon- and negroes from the Sondan. refund the money if the treatment does not|mevt of wheat and corn teld under stress were mostly taken from slavehwlders and

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Currect Notes. The Customs revenue for the port of Toronto during the month of August was the largest ever received in auy one month.

Ci RRESPONDENCE,

We doa not he ld ourselves Pes] onsible for the opinions or statements of cur correspondents.

' A Baititore doctor says he never knewa case in his life where a business man began taking care of his health in time to throw off disease. The average wan buys a tonic; takee about three doses, and the bottle is

To the Editor of the Examiner.

Sir,—I wish yen to publish the following to show to the Board of Edueatinn the effects of teaching School on Saturday’s,:— The grand total attendance of my school .. . hk for the last term was 3659; the aaebee of set away to’be'seen'wo more. days taught, 120; average daily attend- _ The London Times reports that the Can- ance, 30. Number of Saturday’s taught, adian prize presented to the Bnglish Artil- 13: total attendance for Saturday, 265 ; lery Volunteers for competition at Shoe- average daily attendanée on Saturday, 20, buryuess by Col. Oswald has been wom by From this it can be seen that the average the *‘ Perey,” or Seeond Northumberland Caily attendance for the term would have Brigade. ‘Phis brigade is commanded heen 32 had «there.been no sehool on Ear! Perey, brother-in-law of his Excelloney Saturday’s. There is mo doubt,but the at- the Governor-General.

te ance wou ie > ‘ 2 ; : . A rene meals have bom wy i 3 if A volunteer force is now being organized

ie ¢ 4g 5 ‘ é Fr . “** v I t i Ki oe deb rere ‘Y- in the Crown colony of Fiji. It appears : . n : . th ree - eee Pr that more than one hundred names have tod oe ” sabia as ic ne s At already been received as willing to be en-

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om teaching on Saturday, rust other polled. Itis to be hoped that the movement * teachers will refer to this, and lam sure ,, il : : ; me ag a Go eat Geherd will prove a success, as, with the exception

; ' i i : ; av . 7 we them can show. that saturday of the armed constabulary, there is no other

teaching has a greater effect on the average »otecti : . than it had in the abdve instance. . a Rg eee Yours, &e-, 7 Sept. 4, 1882. Teacurr. | The'latest thing in insurance in Chicago is what is called the ‘‘ cireus plan of ad- vertising the alleged weakness of thie foreign

fire companies. Some. of the American

The Cavendish-Burke Assassin. en companies have published a regular cireus Westgate, alias Patrick O’Brien, the bill, displaying in brilliant colors w ’ allezed murderer of Lord Frederick Qaven- they claim is a compilation of the ‘stre

from Her Majesty’s steamer Fantome to representing the strongest company, the Spanish Town Jail, Kingston, Jamaica.- shortest the weakest.

The prisoner is a man of ordivary build.i ay Indian who lived near Fort Bamon- He has a full and rather strong beard, about 4,» traded his mother off to other three inches in length all round; had nothing [paian for horse. -Aféer the wredel do- on his feet when on board the Fantome, and jivery of the goods dSadion chm anaes was dressed with blue trousers, jacket and the forse up cuune ata: teat bin "Roa slouched hat; looked nervous, and would whereupon the other: Jnid anfebmetiin ine have easily been mistaken for one of the Capt, Gagnon, and had. him arrested os “tars” if at liberty. He still adheres to stealing. An examination was held, which his former confession. He had several ,.culied in the case being dismissed, as the times threatened suicide, and a close watch Magistrate held that the cohsidetation

is kept over him to prevent any accident. piven for the hors . . : ,ive e . When asleep, he is troubled with fearful sh arta’ o~, | waves dite hae he rrse x 5

dreams and rayes very excitedly. The' The Quebec press state that a number of doctor was called several times to ascertain Americans have been in the city for some what was wrong, and the ship and prison Gays past engaging men for iumbering op- doctors affirm that he is suffering acutely erations in Mhebigan, and offsring very from a very intense excitement. He con- advantageous terms which are not complied fesses to have returned before entering the With. The unfertanate Canucks onee in car and to have given Lord Frederick the interior of the State, being unable to Cavendish astab in the back, and that he return to Canada for want. of funds, are was employed and paid £20 by Mr. O’Con- therefore conupellnd to remain there at nor, M. P., for his share in the deed. He W#ges much below those they earn in Can- has’ evealed the names of his alleged accom- @da.

plices to the authorities, but the names he Whey Cetewayo was phot graphed ia gaveliré “kept strictly secret, The general London it wes hard work to fiprete upon be lief here is that he has had something’ jim the naensity uf cometniiy seh Waning to do with the Phoenix Park murder, and the foenssing and arranging of accessories ; this belief gains ground even although beWS andina pleasaut way, when his likeness has been published here stating that West- had heen taken, he placed the artist in the gate pad sailed previously to the murder. chair from whica he himself had just been People say that the prisoner may not be released and waived to the attendants to Westgate, but it is certain that he is either operate upon him, ws some sort of retri- . One day, while } ution for the duress, short as it was, that lo-king garelessly through the Sunday 4 he had suffered in his own person.

Home magazine, his eye caught the words ‘‘The Assassination of Lord Mayo,” and A New York policeman found a woman, he jumped with fear and asked his keeper, who claimed te be the wife of General ‘ What's that?’ He then turned over the Milton Montgomery, crouching in a door- leaves excitedly, and seemed to be lost with way, with no clothing except a night dress. ferry and excitement. No one is permitted She says her husband left her in a hospital to see Westgate in prison unless those who for the insame, where she was so badly have of necessity to visit him. The autho- treated that she escaped. It is stated that rities at Kinyston are awaiting further the General is in Europe, and that the lady orders from England. Meantime — the had been driven out of her mind by the

risoner is continuing to eat heavy meals, desire to become an actress. She is a fine- his pulse is beating at a fearful rapid rate, looking and attractive woman. and his general appearance is that’ of: a tearless, he!pless witling.

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England’s Supply of Food.

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A great obstacle to the progress of edu- ca'ion in Russia is the extreme poverty of the people. . Hundreds of poor children caunot attend any school in the winter- time becanse they have no shoes. One

The increasing dependence of the United sees often in schools, as a part of the furni- Kiogdom on foreign sources for supplies of ture, from six to a dozen pair of shoes of focd is plainly shown in a late issue of the different sizes, to be Jent to the freezing Manchester Guardian The increase in pupils nntil their own are mended. In population during fifteen years is 5,000,000, Moseow, the teachers distribute to the buc the Guardian thinks it is not worth the children, brown-bread and salt, for which while to discuss the possibility of supply- entertainment the city spends 11,000 ron-

‘ing the increase with food grown at home bles a year.

eae PS . . jw , "f ond » wh : when it has been so clearly demonstrated inoro are in the United ‘Mistes pus Bete

AY } rt i i P . - jthat the products required cau be more ad- 5G. clar-General (at New York) and |vantageously abtained abroad.

The con suinption per head from 1867 to 1851 an- noally of imported food producis, but which are raised as well in the United Kiogdom, is given ina tabular form. It appears that, while the consumption of bacon and hams per head of population

ten Consuls; the Consul General, Mr. Archibald, who is about to resiga the Service, receiving asalary of £2,500, be- sides £1,760 for office expenses and rent. The above named gentleman, whose re- tirement will be a very great _ public loss, amounted to 1.2 rounds in 1867, it in wea heel hid” dake he ee fossiadh creased to 13.93 pounds in 1881. The — ds itl . ;

other increases were : Batter, from 4.19 to Pt ee eee Wika CU tatesene us pee ae 2 39 to 5 it Seeonhdin the United States, the value of which it 6.36 pounds ; cheese, J 2-9¢ Pounes + would be difficult to over estimate. Another representative Consul in the Unit-

140 24 pounds in 1867 to 216.92 pounds in

ie low cto, ines tthe tite of position at San Francisco sinee 1856.

The fighting portion of Arabi’s army con-

The latter

of foreign competition, which afforded op- put into the army when Ismail Pacha made portunity for dairy farming. Imports of the treaty with England to abolish slavery.

|potatoes. it will be noticed, increased ten They know nothing of the Khedive’s author-

told. The heavy importation of wheat, it ities, and remain attached to the officers is worth noticing, equals one sack for ynder whom they have been ecenustomed to These are the troops who will prove dom. The figures relative to cheese suy- courageous and obstinate im fight. Within gest the possibility of an increased export a few days, however, Geveral Wolseley will of that commodity to England, and the, have cut off Arabi’s communication with the heavy purchase of eggs, largely from south and with it his source of supply of France, clearly shows the possibility of in- Soudan blacks.

creasing the home supply. As to bacon, and hams, and grain, the great resources possessed by other countries will undoubt- edly continue to be libersl'y drawn on. —- --.<—->-e

General Leib of the Chicago, (LiL ,) Democrat says: “St. Jacobs Oil, is the remedy for rheu- woression that they are ene hinieneis “ae matism avd.neuralgia, without any manner or Tee ti ce > Ke Fond 6 doubi, and people who suffer from these dis- oo ar mes _ = G, RUG & Han eases ough! to be made acquainted with that notorious in the city as a Guinea pig and a \fact. Whenever I had ccécasion to use the Prymoter— adverusing binself 28 more Oil J found it all its proprictors claim for it. Te Wgveus than all others, i ask myself whether he is not seeking to inspire a belief his special virtue, in order that silly ple may pay him money to look after

London 1'ruth:—** Probably the grocer who adds the most sand to his sugar, figs to his coffe aud sloe leaves to his tea, rings ‘his bell for family prayers more leudly than his aeighbors, in order that they may buy his sugar, his coffee and his tea, under the

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James SLaUNWHIIE, North-West, says he in }was almost fatally injured by the fall of a PC

tree, After doctors gave Lim up, Minard s theirs and buy the shares of the companies Liniment, used exterually and ipteraally, which he is promoting or in which he is | cured a Se j2 eod wkly speculating.’