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Wedo not hold ourselves responsible for the tha merchants 6f) Summers? nig’ iy ee statems nts oF oor, correspondents donble harvest ? Let the See 4 — be net eorrect, give us the ” trite ix To the Editor of the Examiner. ness” ef the proceedings of th man

Deak Sir,—I noticed in your. paper, this half sham exhibition. /some time ago, a paragraph stating that the advertisement, the classifieatic | Supreme Court had made an order, forbid- sheep pens. which should | ding the press to publish any 6f the evidence Plete on W ednesda | given by the Directors of the Bank of P. E. until after 10 © ol | Aslond. while said examination or case was Some af ‘the ex . |pending. If a citizen of Oharlettetown @0W® stock, and then ave 5 | can attend said Court and_listen to any evi- 1% entering theire, n, contrary to | dence given in said Court, why snoald I or the custom of*f ve exch time any

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Se EES. any other inhabitant and taxpayer of this One ¥ idoeiaGh ine : of Say SS ef mN leountry, be debarred from reading such compelled ‘to pu ers woe nf << Se et = Si YeaSG SY ws ‘evidence in the press? If such is law, the Pe ticks being good _ for the day. The Girt rm Sieg hoe Ce Re legislature of this Province should at,once P!sinly expressed ot people is ee Pekar 8 take steps to remedy it. -The publication that the Prince: . Gon . was a el of the evidence of the directors wis of far Bever so badly + rather mis THEGR T | more importance to the people of this conn- managed, as*on last : k .

try, than. that .of the recent robbery’ case Those who were thus’ ; ‘in the police court; and’ ¥ wonder ‘that the 0? a fool's erzand, for the of few = _| press of this Island are so easily intimidated. merchants, will be carefiaP asiext year how chan It appears to me that. thiais.a reformation they trast such gullitg éxhibition advertise-

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people, the corporation of Summerside*had several special policemen sppointed, who were on the alert to run in céuntry boys on the least signs of wildness. These were kept in all night, all offers of bail being re-

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Dear Bini Deg a sensible letter has were selecied from among, we will aot say | been written. to the columns of your paper the roughs of Summerside, but certainly on the evil of teaching on Saturdays, but to not'the gentry, and it was antnging to see no effect. the way they — themselves, after It.is pitiful to note how unequally the locking up a few of the conntry‘boys, with | privileges and rights are shared to the sons whemithey would have no business in a fair /and daughters of Adam ; more so, when we. field, amd mo favor, Pethaps they/will. not -are at the morning of the 20th. century, at al wmegtin Syummersiac, They were too the height of ‘civilization as is boasted of, engerto ae their billies, aud to ran ip hoys and under a banner which indicates free- defending themselves from the attack of dom of thought, liberty of speech and equal ‘rouglis} letting ‘the guilty parties go fre ' privileges and rights, and that to the ignor- Sum e is fast becoming demoralized, | ed country teachers, who ate treated with sidewalk broken, decent hotels closed} the silent contempt on the subject—Saturdey most obliging hotel keepers im jail, while teaching—by those who are in authority others defy the law, miserable accommoda- over ns, who are supposed to administer tions for mam and beast, and no stabling justice between man aud man, as well as to being provided by those pretending to run vur city teachers, who are tended with good hotels. care, furnished with all the school neces- We would suggest that in future the saries, aud handsomely supplemented, have yearly exhibitions: be held in sume other excellent accommodation, have two or more pert of the county than Summerside, Ken- | weeks’ vacation over and above that which sington, for instance, where the exhibition is given to the poor country teachers, and would be properly managed, and the people

, who, if they utter a single squeak, or make ,a sign that they want a holiday that is ‘granted, their places on that occasion are filled by country slaves who are prosecnt-

JAMES S, SCOTT, ne their studies in the Normal School. :

- Why not put city and country teachers mn} TAC on the same level, as far as 2 is bbn- IPpPng all mmission eerned } Why give some every Saturday

_and others only . first Ra third in each

‘month? Do you think the.country parents

MERCHANT. eare less for their dearones than citonians ?

in Fi ishi j Or, are you of the opinion that they are so

Dealer M0 Fish and Fishing Supplies, “wane as not to know what is best, as POWER’S WHARF, HALIFAX, N. S. well as just? 1 fancy that yowall (i. ¢.,) Special attention paid to the receiving and the demi;gods;in power) will admit that, prompt disposal of Island produce, Having country parents, On ap average, are as care- extensive. wharf accommodatiun and. com- ful of their children and as intelligent as modious stores, copsignmeuts are solicited any in the metropolis. Then, J ask you, and prompt returns, guaranteed | why disregard the cry of one party? Why

Weekly market reports forwarded ‘not exact the same amount.of work of all upon application, and vessels charteredfor teachers, without favour or partiality ?

D>. A. McLEOD, May 2, 1882

shippers. | Why not apply the right remedy ? P.Q. address-——Lock Drawer 51, Halifax. | {is an undeniable fact that the human mgs frame of a middle-aged man, who has strong 3 ‘ limbs, muscles and brains, wants time to (eean Sie amshi Co aie strength and energy. How p \'F much more the child, with his feeble mus- cle, pliable limbs, and weak and _ easily > > | spoiled brains ! ‘The result is that it proves

6 ae OY sp 2 ” a ae ' | injurious to the health and growth of the = . child. A constant toil and hammering at ithe same tedious work are serious hin- i . drances to the vital growth of any person, | old or young. We see, too often, some of 'the pupils compelled to remain home for their health's sake. Is it the stupid, dull, ‘and lazy boy that we miss in class? No, /not at all; bat the’ most promising and Lenergetic boy, who. overworks himself by | striving to keep his place in the class. Had fP\HIS Company being now about to be the boy more time for exercise, and less dissolved, all persons having legal. de- confinement, he would not, be so apt to mands against the Company are hereby have broken health, feeble and stunted notified and required to furnish their ac- body, anda ghostly look. The heaithiest counts without delay to the undersigned for farmer or blacksmith in the country could adjustment. | not stand the imprisonment that our chil- PEAKE BROS, & CO., | dren have to endure. A cons(ant, out-door . Mansgers. | work for six hours, where you can inhale Charlottetown, Sept. 23, 1582-—3aw tf the pure fresh breeze, is not considered a

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Afte: a brier period, however, he’ return- that the fair would be held on Friday only, ed to the Island. Once again, thes people Oa Thursday there was no exibition. entrusted him with a seat,in the Local Hundreds of country people went to Sum- Honse.. Zhis time he was prepared to do merside on that day, and returned honie Wonders. ‘‘Only put mein,’ said be, “sud Gisa»pcinted, and disgusted with the emn- I!) get all the farmers wrongs redressed.” duet of the Exhibition Commissionors, who ‘'Th. Government is chargivg too much for aivertised as fullows: ‘* AJ! articles for its lands, I]! gét the price reduced to one exhibition in the D.ill Shed must be enter- nalf at least. Only put mein, and you'll ed on ov before the morning of Thursday, see what 1 will do for the bleeding tenantry t!e 5th of October. The Drill Shed willbe of this down-trodden Province,”

o en to visitors and exhibitors for two Here was an oppurtuzity for him to try days, Thursday and Friday.’ Yet visitors his hand But ah, the selfishness and ani «xhibitors were sent away on Thursday deceptiveness of the human heart! The

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