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WEDNESDAY, D 10, — Friedrich ce Ki ! German pheologran, wa ardent { iwhed “Elijah the Tish- 1808 } » 18a Virtued treat

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it « pubel f Dex . is; ), that the Gorman | wm address reqnested | the King to be mi Kmperor, The votes stood 188 6 against, assumiog the titl

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focal and Other Items,

\\ Rand at the baz.ar to-night > A FINE lection of toys at the bazaar, > UYSTEK suppel at mine o clock in Market Hall to-night > A rew more toboggan and snowshoe orna-

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meats at Wats > A mock Parliament has been organized at Point St. Charles, (Quebec.

a Tue precious bulldog will be fed this after noon and evening at the bazaar. 7. ALY WooL scarlet undere] hing, $1.50 per

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Bruce's. [decl0 2aw Im wylm " > Tar bar Monday last, tu load oats for the English mar- ket.

a | 4 | He tf souUL cotiee, tea ana refreshme uts generally, at St. Peter’s Church bazaar this | evenihy ™ — - Bricr. Tasma, Nicholson, master, arrived as | Cardiil, ( of 7 aay?. = > Bareve IsaneL, Walsh, master, arrived at Plymou'h, G. b., om the 9th inst., after a pas- |

sage of 21 days ie ae Pror. Burwasu will read a paper on| **Elocution ” before the Literary and Scienti- | fic Society on Friday evening next. -- '

We are reminded that Granville, which has |

aduly mail, was omitted from the list of daily | post offi in last week's issue of Tue kx-| AMINEK,

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Riemesper that Nmas Cards are selling for

wearily haif price at K Brace's Toys jn! abundance. Call early before the rush if you | want the best value. [dec 10!

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No steamer to Geor.etown to-morrow. There is no berth at the wharf. T amer will return here to-morrow evening back

to Pictou on Friday morving - > —

Dogs it pay to buy imported Ready-made | ‘lothing, when you can get Clothing made at | LU. A. Bruce’s cheaper, doee it ? F

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We are requested to state that the Christmas Concert and entertainment of the Methodist Brick Church Sunday Schoel, will be held on the evening of Friday the 26th instant.

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Mr. James Kerean, the largest horse boyer who evercame tothe Island, has re- tarned and is staying at the Rankin House. He wants immediately forty heavy draft and driving horses.

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L. O. Q. F.—The regular session of Port la Joie Encampment, for the election of officers, will be held at Oddfellows’ Hall this evening, at So'clock, The Golden Rule and Royal Purple Degrees will be conferred.

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Messrs. Pease Bros. & Co. have received a letter from the Captain of the barkentine Erema, at St. Michaels, Western Islands, stating that his vessel is quarantined at that port, and that be will have his radder repaired as soon as possible and then proceed on his veyase. ;

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Fisuine.—Reports from both the northern | and southern coasts of this Island say the cod | and mackerel fishing is good, The fish are in | great abundance, but the weather has not | been favorable for the prosecution of this} fishery, yet large quantities of both kinds | have been tuken.— North Sydney Herald.

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Seitixe Ore.—All the new stock just opened, Xmas cards, prettiest in town, and | cheapest. Christmas presents in great}

variety, marked down half value to close,

them out by the first of the vear. Come and |

get bargains at the Seven Cent Variety Store, |

next to Miller Bros , Queen Street, [declO 6i | —_----»>-----

Ix noticing the iron bridge over the Dunk River, we inadvertently omitted insertion of the fact, that it was built at the Railway works in this city. We also forgot to state that the wood work, —doors, ¥window-frames, etc.,—for Mr. Strang’s hotel, was supplied by Messer. Robert Palmer & Company, of this city, and reflects great credit upon them.

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A Summenrstpe correspondent of the St. John Telegraph writes :—“The majority of the St. John buyers have left, but a few still remain buying anything they can get. A great many sheep have been shipped from Summerside to Newfoundland this season. The buyers still here are James, Cain, and Capt. Howard, and H. B Storm, of St. John; Mr. Duan, of Musquash; Mr. Titcomb, of Maine; and Mr. Ferguson, of Moncton ”

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Summerside Exports.

Summexstpe, Dec. 8. Shipped per steamer Princess of Wales, ameron, master, for Point du Chene :

Ae cated 7. < o Ls ion ny “pe eee . Re OATES OTS A Re rae Cee ER, PR agen lay Bn 8 call Men nal, athe, olen ce BLES a a. ‘ [IT i i | TE Lr ym PcG | , ; | oR Eee ! 3 a - ¥S, | Tennyson's “Freedom. me ane nee A NEW POEM BY THR PORT

_ [Spretat Desparcurs ro Tur EXaMinkn, } | . Sir Jobu’s Arrival.

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Sir John arrived here sani ' Agll ecived and replied to an address from the ae nrereative Association and was escorted to his -sidenc tae us residence by a large body | Inhis reply he said he had met with the

kindest reception from public men and all political parties in England, and that the bah | Majesty's intention to confer an honor on /him was contained in a note from

Mr. Gladstone, that “in a consideration of | your long and distinguished services in |Canada, Her Majesty desires to confer | &pon you the honor of G. C. B.” | Sirdohn said the feeling in England with | Fespeet to Canada was very strong, and we | Were no longer considered an incumberance loratrouble to the empire ; on the con- |trary, both great parties who now govern | the destinies of England are rivalling each

other ia their support of the idea of a feder- | ation of the empire.

The Imperial Federation Associations were confining themselves to the collection of information and educating the public mind as to the best methods of strengthen-

jue Lucy Pope arrived at Souris on ing the ties which bind the colonies to the

| mother country.

Sir John looks remarkably well,

Work of the Dynamiters. er : New York, Dee. 9. lhe Graphic prints the following London

B., on the 9th inst., after a passage despatch :—**Government authorities con-

tinue to receive alarming information as to the working of dynamiters. Sentries at Windsor Castle have been doubled, and elective measures have been taken for pro- tecting all members of the royal family from outrage. Guards at the government buildings and railway stations have also been increased, and the Scotland Yard de- tectives are displaying unusual activity. It

| is rumored that the real cause of this dis-

play of cautionary measures by authorities is that a large quantity of dynamite is missing from one of the Nobell Dynamite Co 's depots.

O'Connell vs. Sackville Dusiin, Dec. 9.

The Council at a meeting last night by by vote of thirty-one against twelve, re- solved to change the name of Sackville Street to O'Connell Street. A deputation of tradesmen appeared at the meeting and protested against their action, whereupon T. D. Sullivan, M, P., warned them that thery were opposing the wishes of the Irish people. This was construed as a threat to Boycott them, The tradesmen are raising a fund to test the legality of the action of the corporation.

Graving Deck At Halifax.

Lonpon, Dee. 9.

Earl Northbrook, first Lord of the Admir- alty, gave an audience to-day toa deputa- tion of shipping merchants, who made pro- posals for the corstruction of a graving dock at Halifax. The matter has been re- ferred to the British Admiral commanding at Halifax. The capital necessary for the construction of the dock has been subscribed, subject to the final decision of the Admir- alty, which Lord Northbrook intimated would be favorable,

Ottawa News. Orrawa, Dee. 9.

In the Supreme Court to-day the Exchequer appeal of the Halifax Street Railway against the Queen was heard. Judgment was reserved.

Land grant bonda of the C. P. R. to the extent of over two millions, were cancelled in Montreal yesterday,

Over nine millions have thus been can- celled since their issue.

Captain Ludley’s Fate. Lonpon, Dec. ¥.

Captain Dudley and the mate of the wrecked yacht Mignonette, who were found guilty of murder in killing the boy Parker for food, were today sentenced to death, It is believed that they will yet be par- doned.

U. S. Politics. New York, Dee. 9. Senator Bayard, of Delaware, paid the President-elect, Cleveland, a mysterious visit on Saturday, and it is reported he has been offered the position of Secretary of State.

A Xihilistic Decree

Sr. Perersspurec, Dee. 9. The Nihilist executive has issued a mani- festo condemning Count Folstoi, Minister | of the Euterior, to death.

Weather Builietin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Varitime Provinces. Toronto, Dec. 10--10 a. m. Fresh southwest and northwest winds, fair weather, stationary or lower temperature.

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BPMONED... . oc cscdnaticcsiaren $3504 00 2 cases eggs...... ejcoeesoeves oe 16 00 3 cases poultry........-..0ee. : 37.00 EE) RE IO 299 00 oe eels eudbens . 3. ..<i,sucaeee 108 00 ee ee 71.00 i bri turnips os Gs 1.00 pie Miehtes......., 1 34 00 170 lbs mms. ..... O4 00 4620 ibs hams.. eaece deal 167.00

100 boxes boneleas Gob. . 64 anus 200.00

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By same steamer on 9th :— § hei a ere 363.00 mee Oheen, ..,..- cbse ee 211.00 mee the pork.......<.ccccsueaaae ° 88 00 If bris oysters..........+: 36 OU fee the wool.......+.::sssenenen 338.00 18 brie pork. . 360 00 970 lbs cow peat... te ° 58 00 $1454.00

=- > — CaLL and see the cheapest, the best, the est lot of crockeryware, ever offered in Charlottetown, in French china, glass ware, aod all other ware that is wanted ina house, and will be sold cheap at W. P. Colwill’s.

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE. Charlottetown —? 10, - . Highest Temperature yesterday,. -...--- Salat Temperature (read at midnight), . 26.1 Lowest Temperature this morping,.... -++23.9 Temperature this morning, at 5 o'clock . 26 6 ‘Temperature this afternoon at 1 o clock. .22.0

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PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED. «§ ird, Hyde, Murray Harbor, bal; “a a come, i Piaette, 2,400 bush oats. es ee a —Fi Dawe, Nfld, produce. Ded ah Wenawed Buchanan, Falmouth, roduce; Sea Bird, Hyde. Marray Harbor, mse; Mav Queen, Clark, Pinette, lathe; Ralph B Peake, McDougall, Panarth, G » prodace; Moselle, McLeod, Plymouth, G B,

produce. OTHER PORTS. . Dec, 8,—Ent. sch Annie Pictou, edal.

Summerside, Florence, Bernard,

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first intimation he had received of Her !

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LAURRATE OF RNGLAND. :

The Jndependent publishes the follow ing new

poem by Lord Alfred Tenny son, poet laureate ot England: oa ss

0 thou 80 fair in summers gone,

W hile yet thy fresh and virgin soul lnform’d the column’d Parthenon,

The glittering capitol.

So fair in southern sunshine bathed, But scarce of such majestic mien, As here, with forehead vapor swathed

In meadows ever green!

Vor thou —when Athens reizn’d aod Rome— a hy glorious eyes were dimm’d with pain lo mark in many a freeman’s home

Che slave, the scourge, the chain ;

O follower of the vision, still In motion to the distant gleam, Howe’er blind force and brainless will May jar thy golden will.

Who, like great Nature, wouldst not mar By changes all too tierce avd fast,

This order of our human star, This heritage of the past ;

O scorner of the party ery That wanders from the publie good, Thou —when the nations rear on high Their idol smeared with blood.

And when they roll their idol dowa— Of saner worship sanely proud, Thou loather of the lawless crown As of the lawless crowd ;

How long thiue ever growing mind

Hath stiiled the blast and strewn the wave, Though some of late would raise a wind

To sing thee to thy grave.

Men leud against all forms of power— Unfarnished brows, tempestuous tongues, Expecting all things ia an bour— Brass mowth and iron lungs !

HOTEL ARRIVALS,

OAKLAND HOUSE.

Dee 9, -Andrew McKinnon, Portland, Me; Alex McDiarmid, do; Capt S White, N B; A Melsaac, Belfast; D McPherson. do; J A Mce Isaac, do; E J Murphy, do; P McDonald, Monticello; F Pantirg, Pinette; Dr Cox, Mor rell; L McGregor, Pownal; S Murchison, Pt Prim; G Farquharsor, Pownal; Joha Dewar, Montague; Mrs Dewar, do; D Hozan, Lot 4o.

ROCKLIN HOUSE,

Dec 9,—J Fitzpatiick, Tracadie Cross; J Hill, Fredericton; Jas McDonald, West Cape; Rev W Scott, Bedeque; A McKay, Lot 11; A MeLeod, New London; J Martin, Newton; A Currie, Beeecque; A Dixon, Pinette; b Heuderson, Wiltshire; C H Pratt, St Peter’s ; D Henderson, do,

GET READY (OR WIATER WEEKS & CO.

OFFER LARGE SUPPLIES OF

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Fall and Winter,

AT EXTRA LOW PRICES.

GOOD OVERCOATS!

AT LOW PRICES.

See Weeks & Co.’s stock of New Ulsters and Storm- coats — well made, trom good material.

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OVERCOATS

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REEFERS TO SUIT ALL.

Worsted and Tweed Suits, VERY CHEAP.

SHIRTS

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DRAWERS

AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER,

Men’s Wool Scarfs and Muf- flers, Fur Caps, Knitted Shirts, Collars, Braces, &c

Call and see us before buy ing elsewhere.

Ww. 4. WEEKS & CO.

Chtown Nov 4, 1884

DVURLISE in THE DAILY EXAMI- NUK, if you want to reach the most peop'e (or the least money.

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Bargains in our Large Stock of Ready-Made Clothing,

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MEN’S OVERCOA'T'S, ULSTERS,REEFING JACKETS, BUF- FALO AND BLACK DOGSKIN COATS, FUR AND GLOVES.

250 BOYS’ SUITS, IN LOTS, AT $1.50. $2.00, $3.00 AND $4.25.

A LOT OF HORSE AT A BARGAIN.

GEO. DAVIES & CO,

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BEFORE CHRISTMAS

WK SHALL OFFER A NUMBER OF

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x stock of Trimmed

Millinery at Half Price.

stock of Ladies Man-

ties, Deimans and Uisters at a very Large Reduction, to clear. 3000 Pieces White and Grey Cotions, purchased at greatly Reduced Prices.

WHITE COTTONS, in Lots No. 1, 24 inches, at 3 Cents “c “ 6 sé 2, 30 ““ 5 6“ 66 sé sé “é 3, 34 “ 6 6“ ‘é éé 6s 6 4, 35 ““ 7 “6 ‘6 ‘c é< é“ 5, 36 és 8 6s 6% ee “ “c“ 6, 56 “< 9g “ 6e ‘6 sé “6 te 36 ‘s 10 6s cweenieitinen® () Seam me

Best English Makes, direct from the Mills, from 12 to 25 Cents.

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Parties in want of White or Grey COTTONS are invited to| Brown, Miss G. examine the above, as they are the Cheapest we have ever offered for sale,

2000 yards Table iinen,

Ticking, bought

Cheap.

A number of DRESS LENGTHS, in Colored Silks, good colors, worth $1.35 to $1.50, all for 95 cents to $1.10 per yard.

yards Colored Dress Silks, worth 85 and 95 Cents, for 65 and 75 cents.

SERGES, COSTUME CLOTHS,

RUSSIAN CORDS, &e., Xe.

| SHIRTINGS, 32 inches wide,

all wool, 38 cents, former price 50 cents.

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Men's and Boys’ Underclothing, in great variety, of Quality and Price.

ALOT OF REMNANTS OF TWEEDS.,

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ULSTERS AND MANTLE CLOTHS MAR KED VERY LOW

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Blankets, Quilts & Comlortors in Great Variety.

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BUFFALO & JAPANESE ROBES,

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: on < Q* acewunt of the tremendous vasiety of

Fancy Goods, Toys, &¢., &:,

AT THE

Diamond Book-Store,

it is impossible to particniarize.

The prices are lower than ever, '

The assortment is greater than ever.

The display is larger thas ever. THEO, L. CHAPPELLE. Ch’town, Dec. 1884,

GRAIN BAGS. |

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20,000 BAGS (avsorted siz:s) FOR SALE BY

HORAUVCE HA*Zitp Ch’town, Nov, 92, 1884,

A TwA AND BADAAR

WILL BE HELD

Kun Aid of the P. &, tshand Hespiial, —ON—

Tharsday, 19th February, 1888,

Donations will be thankfully received by the undersigned ladies :

Mrs. C. Palmer, President. Aitken, Mrs. W. H. Kennedy, Mrs. W, Anderson, Mrs. Prof. Laire, Mrs, Burwash, Mrgp Lewis, Mrs Bartlett, Mrs. Ma heson, Mis.d. A, lanciard, Mrs. Dr. MeSwe on, Mrs. Bal), Mrs. Mcli od, Mrs.G. Beer, Mrs. F. MeNciil, Mrs. D. Beer, Mrs. J. McLeod, Mrs. J. McKinlay, Mre. McGowan, Mrs. John Mitchell. Mra F-. Moore, Mrs. F. W. McEwen, Mrs. Miller, diis. W. Nichoison, Mrs. D. Palmer, Miss Ethel Perkins, Mrs. F. Poole, Mrs.

Pope, Mrs. P. Rice, Mrs.

Rankin, Mre. Sterling, Mrs. Snaddon, Miss Unsworth, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. R. Worthy, Mrs.

MILLIE BEER,

Secretary.

Beales, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. G. Cundall, Miss P. C. fin, Mre. Davies, Mrs. B. DesBrisay, Mrs. Jas. DeBlois, Mrs. Distin, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. FPitagerald, Mis. Findley, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Col. Hensley, Mre. Hensley, Miss Haviland. Mrs. Ings, Miss Johnson, Mrs. R.

July 16, 1884.—1lam.

A WORD TO THE WISE.

WE have completed our impor tations of Jobbing Papers, and are prepared to furnish Note and Lette:

Lengths of Japanese Silks, worth xeadings, sir Heads, &., well 70 cents, for 50 cents. Lengths of Striped Washing Silks at 50cts.

A Large Stock of DRESS GOODS, Black and Colored French

printed, cheap and prompt.

Be in time! Send your orders now to the

EXAMINER PUBLISHING CoO., Water Street, Oct, 24, 1884.

DVERTISE in THE DAILY EXAMI- NER, the best advertising medium in the Proviace.

WANTS, LOSE, FOUND. de.

OST--This morning, between Rochford 4A Square and Lower Queen Street, a bundle of Letters. The finder will be rewarded on leaving them at the 'XaMINER«flice. ceclO

ANTED IMMEDIATELY — At the Raukio House, 40 heavy Horses. dec8 41 pd

OR SALE OR TO LET—That large, 3-story House, corner of Pownal and Sidney Street, known as the ‘Wagstaff Hotel,” will be let cheap to a good tenant, or for sale at a bargain. Apply to Miss Dovusg.

W ANTED—In a convenicat jocality an

Unfurnished Room; must be large and well ventilated ; proprietor to furnish break- fast only. Apply at this office. dec8

Y ANTED—.‘ Cook and Housemaid, Ap- ply at the Examiner office. dec5—tt

rg°O LET—From the Ist January next, the Warehouse on Sydney street, next door

to the Grey Nun’s Hospital. For terms ap-

ply to Owen Connolly. dec3 2aw whiy +1 31

ANTED -A young Lady in a grocery store. Address *‘F,” P. U, Box 16. nov29

fy .O LET—The ‘Riverside Cottage,” at the east end of Keut street, next to Mr, Lowe’s garden. It is well finished, with froat- proof cellar. The prisent occupant is about leaving the Island, and there is coal in the cellar that can be had if required. Kent moderate ; possession immediate'y. Ay ply to James Beales. nov28

0 LET . The premises xt present occupied ‘I by Horace Haezard. Esq , at the foot of Queen's street. Possession given on the Ist day of January next, A. D, 1885. For fur- ther particulars apply to K. R. oa

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NOR SALE—A Fire-proof SAFE, jatest : improvement — Cheap. Apply at Tas Examiner Office. nove-—whkly Wee give exclusive sale at and near

Charlottetown, of our Lotire Wheat

Flour, to a dealer nae ush it. os by patent. Kasilv sold. We guarantee then any other

lbs. more breail to the ~— flour. —FRANKLLN Mirita Ca,

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