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(Continued from first page.) climate, the potato plant is more hardy, and better able to resist the bug than in warmer climates, where the tendency of the heat is to render the plant soft. It is a wise forethought to try and prevent the destruc- tion of this important crop. School Trus- tees have already plenty of work, but this would not involve much extra labor. The annual School meeting takes place at the very time when the bug willbe abroad. A disadvantage of using poison is that if itis not sufficiently diluted and ifspread over thickly, cases of poisoning may occur. School Trus- tees will be able to impart a knowledge of these peisons to the heads of families, and they again to their children, The work will last only twoor three weeks Some farmers may be careless, and it will require an organized system to look after them The poison will have no injurious effect up- on animals if properly diluid. How the bug comes it is not known. It is accounted for in various wayr. He did not think that the Legislature can take any notice ot compensation to the person whose potatoes may be destroyed by order of the trustees. In either case he would lose his crep.

Ms. Beer was pleased at the introduc- tion of this measure. We are threatened with a great calamity; if our potato crop be destroyed the loss to the country will be terrible. He believed that the remedies proposed are as good as can be arrived at.

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expense, and he would not vote for the Government spending one dollar, without the House providing mach.wery for expend- ing it.

Mr. Btakk considered this would be im- posing an arduous duty on school trustees, and placing a dangerous power in their hands. It will become a difficult matter to get trustees to serve. The Government might purebase a large quantity of Paris Green, and they should also circulate in-

| formation upon the subject.

Mr. Perry thenght it would be impossi- ble to prevent the spread of the bug by legislation. If complaints arise let the Goverument spend a sum of money in pre- vention. If the law is to be enforced by the trustees, it will remain a dead letter, under any circumstances its operation will be very unsatisfactory,

Mr. McKay said it is difficult to arrive at a sclution satisfactory to all. School Trustees have now quite enough to do. Not only will the District where the money is assessed be benefitted, but all the sur- rounding districts, and the whole country

as well. Heapproved of the suggestion to appoint a warden at the annual school meeting. Farmers are _ suflicientiy

intereated to protect themselves; if any neglect, then let the Government pay two- thirds of the expense incurred, and the district one third. Road Supervisors might be utilized as Superintendents for the de-

The use of poisons requires to be carefully

guarded,

The House accordingly went into com mittee, and a resolution was passed that it is expedient to introduce a Bill to prevent the spread of the potato bug.

Mr. Frreuson moved resolution :

the following

“Treat the Trustees of any School District shell, on being notitied in writing by any ratepayer, that the potato bug has appeared on the vines of potatoes within the District, be empowerec to enter, either by themselve» or their agents, upon any land and use such remedies 23 they may deem neceasary for the

destruction of the said potato bug, and sball | be farther empowered to expend a sum not |

exceeding dollars in one year, to defray expenses thus incurred, and to levy said amount on the property of the said School District.”

He said he did not see any other way of dealing with the potate bug except by em- powering the School Trustees toact. They are the only organization extending over the whole Province. If some districts take action it may be neutralized by the inaction of other districts. The bug will appear simultaneously, and any Commissioner appointed by the Government will be powerkss. We have more to fear from the bug than any other place. The potato beetle is a native of a colder climate than ours, the Rocky Mountains of Colorado; the only arrest to it is excessive mois- ture ; we have very warm and dry weather at the season when the buy will do its work. We have five acres devoted to potatoes to one compared with other paris of America. In the Western States and Ontario they grow only sinall patches. and it is easier to deal with it there. It is of no use to legislate towards remunerating those whose crops are destroyed. Burning is no more efficacious than poison. He would be happy to adopt any suggesticn which might be offered for the improve- ment of the measure.

Mr. FarQunarson said that School Trustees may not be careful in handlirg poisons, and care should be taken that their use is hedged with proper safeguards. He thought, that Justices of the Peace, or vendors under the Canada Temperance Act, would be the proper persons.

Mr. Sryciair as a farmer, would like to seo the Potato Bug exterminated. He con- sidered the measure under consider- ation, a very injurious one. The expendi- ture should be confined to acertain amount, and the whole of it paid out of the treasury. We nmiust deal with it in the same manner as other countries have done.

it. He considered the mode proposed impracticable. It gives three men the power to go and experiment on another man’s field, and assesa the rest of the settlement to nay for it. A measure of this kind is necessary, but should have been bronght befere the House in a different manner.

Mr. Ferouson said, if Mr. Sinclair dis- approves of the proposed measure, why does he not suggest an improvement! If the Government are to pay the expense, the trustees will not be nearly so careful, as when they are spending their own money, and that of their own neighbors. The amount need not be very large, if the matter is taken in time. The best farmers will make an effort to meet the danger themselves, they may not understand the application of the remedies very we!l, and by the proposed Bill will be esabled to pnt themselves in communication with the trustees upon the question. Some, regard- less of their own interests will neglect, and withont a provision of this kind, the indus- triousfman will be at the mercy of his lazy, careless neighbor.

Mr. Penny thought it porsibie that the cure may be worse than the disease. The power proposed to be given the trustees 1s very unlimited. Who are the agents of the trustees to be? If the crops of the whole Island are to be saved by the de- struction of one field worth $500, then the whole Island should pay for it.

Mr. Farqunarson cousidered the Bill @ great farce The Executive Conncil should tahe charge cf the matter. Men will not serve as trustees if they are re- quired to do all this work. The cost should be paid out ef the Treasury. The Govern- ment should appoint men all through the country to use the poison wherever the bug appears.

Mr. Camrsett said the present question is one over which we can exercise no con- trol. This measure instead of remedying the evil will only have the effect of intensifying it. This House is in just as good a position to legislate for killing the weevil as the potato bug. He was opposed to the resolu- tion. It would be unfair to the Schoo] Trustees, and the consequence will be that none will be got to serve, and the schools will be neglected. The only remedy is for the people to protect thenis«lves, they have an i terest In destroying the bug. Legis- lation in such a direction wi}] prove sn injury instead of a benefit.

r. Fexcvsoy siid there is noth a p. warrant the inference y Mr. Ferry. There is nothing empowering the irusiecs to levy an ASBes.- ment for the value of a crop d atre yed ; it does not provide for deatroyiny the crop.

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struction of the Bug.

Mr. Gorpon could not support the reso- There are farmers, whe, if left to | themselves, will bring every available help 'to exterminate the bug, but if they know that it is the duty of the School Trustees ‘o attend to it, they will wait for them to move. Tiustees will not serve. The Government should, if possible, have remedies at points convenient. The pro- rosed method *wili lead to interminable diffenlties. This discussion, however, will tend to do good, as it will wake the people up.

Mr. Hottanp thought this measure ; should have been brought down earlier ip the session so that members could consult their constitutents. Trustees will have tvo much to do, and will not be got to serve The Bill will not have the effect inteaded If made permissive, he would support it. The Government should purchase Paris green and store it at convenient places. The people were fully alive to the danger last year and took every means to extermin- ate it, they will do the same this summer.

Mr. Frerouson asked what power has the Government to enter upon lands and inspec? them without the permission of the owner, but by this measure the trustees are given special powers. The only practical objec- tion is that it glaces too much Jabor on the trustees. He was satisfied to adopt the | suggestion that the ratepayers should ap- | point an inspector with the same power pro- pesed to be given to the trustees. He moved that progress be reported.

Mr. McLrop in seconding the motion said that rather than have no legislation epon the question, it would be better to amend the Education Act so as to enable trustees to assess menibers for the purposes proposed in this measure. It certainly imposes a duty upon the trustees, bat how is it to be avoided. Before the Govern- ment would be able to move in the matter, the potato crops might be all destroyed. The machinery for destroying the bug should al! be ready before itj puts in an ap. pearance.

Progress was reported, and at 6 o’clock the House adjourned for one hour.

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Special Notices.

Wer are selling cff our Jarge stock of Crockery at reduced prices, to make room for our new supply in the Spring. — W. P, CoLwiL1. [fe 21 3aw wy

One Express Wacon, four Peddler’s Wagons, for sale cheap.—R. K. Brace.

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You can have an all-wooi Tweed Suit made to order for $9.75 at D. A. Bruce’s.

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KenxpaLw’s Spavin Ccre, wholesale and retail, at the Apothecaries’ Hall, DesBrisay’s Corner. | Apl18 1m wy taw dy

A LARGE quantity of seed wheat daily ex- pected, direct from Canada.—W. P. CoLwi xt,

{mar 29 6w wy 6i

Cuoice tub Butter for sale at George Carter's

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Gop and silver plating of every description done at Brown’s. Shopon corner of Prince and Grafton Streets. [feb 22 3m, wky

Pras, Beans, Beet, Carrott, Parsnip, and Cabbage Seed,4n large quantites at CoLwiLt's

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Aways avoid harsh purgative pills. They first make yeu sick and then leave you con- stipated, Ca:ter’s Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and make you well, Dose, one pill. {all 2w eod wkly

PartTles wanting a geod Watch cannot do better than call at G. H. Taytor’s

A Sewixe Macuixe that Brown cannot meke work, you may jnsat as well throw it away. Shop of corner of Prince end (Gyafton Streets, [feb 22 3m, wky

Now opening at the London House casks and bales of English Goods rece ved per 3S. 5S. ** Northern Light.” {mar30tf A Great stow of Spring Hats at L. FR Prowst’s, fmar30 “Kent Mitis.”—The best family flour, at Cheapside.—HrNky Bexr, {mar 12 10i Fivz Cases Hats, two Cases Tweeds, opened o-day at D. A. Bruce's. lapll 6i ONE HUNDRED Barrels Aj ples, in prime order, st Beer & Gore's. [mar29¢f

fun oniy steam, sewing machine, and gun repairing shop on P. &. Island, and the only vlace where you can get every part ofa sewing machine or a gun made, is at Browns chop, earner of Prince and Grafton Streets.

PLENTY of gard:n seed of various kinds at CULWILL’s,

Brown is a man you don’t mote every day Hesays he will defy the inhabitants of P. F. Isiand to carry hima gento repair thet he cannot mend, or make new. Now boys beat

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m@ifyoucan. Shup on vorner of Prince and braftun Strevts, [tel 22 3m, why

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TENDERS!

OTICE is hereby given that Sealed Tenders will be received by the under- signed, Assignee ot the

Restate of Robert 5B. Huestis,

OF THIS CITY,

HARDWARE MERCHANT,

UP TO

Thursday, the 8rd day of May, next,

1\83, at the hour of twelve o’cleck, noon, from persons willing to purchase all his Stock in Trade, consisting of Paints, Oils, Cutlery, General Hardware, etc., and also al! his Shop and Office Furniture, consisiing of an Iron Safe, Show Cases, Sets Scales, etc,

The Stock Book, containing a complete inventory, in detail, of the stock, can be seen at the office of Messrs, Davies, Sutherland & Weeks, Solicitors; and the stock can, at any time, be inspected, by applying to the onder signed,

TERMS5—Fifty per cent, cash, on delivery of the stock, and the balance to be payable in three months, and to be s: cured by an ap- proved jolt promissory nete,

Theuwndetsigned doves not bin! himeel/ to accept the highest or any tender.

Tenders must be on forms which may be hod om application at the cflice of Messrs, Davies. Sutherland & Weeks, otherwise they will not be received,

R,. T- WEEKS, Assignee, Ch’town, April 12, 1883.--tl may 3

TENDERS!

TOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Tenders will be received by the under- signed, Assignee of the

Estate of John McLeod,

OF THIS CITY,

MERCHANT TALLOR,

UP TO THE

28th day of April, instant,

AT THE HOUR OF 11 O'CLO. K,

noon, trom persons willivg to purchase all his Steck in ‘Trade, consisting of Cloths, Ready-made Cjotbing, Hats and Caps, Tailors’ Trimmiugs, Gents’ Furnishings, etc., etc., and also his Shop and Office Furuitare.

The Stock book, containing a full and de- tailed inventory of the said stock and Ship Furniture, may be seen at the office of Messrs Davies, Sutberlaud & Weeks, Charlottetown, ard the said stock can, at any time, be ia. spected by applying to the undersigned.

Tenders will also he received from persons willing to purchase the Book Debts of the said John Mcleod, a list of which may be seen at the oflice of Davice, Sutherland & Weeks,

The terms are, one-half cash on delivery of the Sfock, and on the assignment of the Book Debts; and the balance to be secured by approved promissory notes, payable in three mozths,

The Tenders will be tor the Stock and Book Debts separately; and the undersigned does not bind bjmselt to accept the highest or any Tender,

Tenders must be on forms which may be bad on application to the undersigned,

R. T. WEEKS, Assignee, April 14.—t] 28

Valuable Properties.

AM_ instructed to sell by AUCTION, on

THURSDAY, 3rd of May next, at twelve o'clock, the following Valuable Properties, viz:—

1, The Three-Story French Roof Dwelling House, Stable, Coach House, and Garden, situated on Upper Prince Street, now occu pied by B. Wilson Higgs. The House is wel! built and very convenient, has a frontage of 38 feet by 31 feet, containwg 12 looms; Kitchen attached, with two Rooms; good Cellar under the whole; also, a Water Tank under the Kitchen, and a good well, with splendid water, at the Kitchen Door, the Garden is 83 feet by 100 feet; whole Lot, 220 by 83 feet,

—ALSO— _ 2. The Lot and Hay Press Buildings, front- ing on the Malpeque Road. These will be sold separately. Tue upper building is two stories, 56 by 32 feet, with Shed Roof, 24 by 32 feet. This Lot is 115 by 65 feet. The lower building is three stories, 84 by 32 feet. This Lot is 104 by 65 feet. Leaving a right of way te the upper building of 18 feet on South Side. Possession given immediately, WILLIAM DODD, Ch’town, Apvil 12, Auctioneer.

‘ ty For Sale or to Let. COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with Stable £ and one acre of Land, situate near the

Mount kdward Road, at present occupied by Mis, Harley. Apply to

WILLIAM DODD. Chitown, March 29.

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All the al ore can be had at Messrs. Fraser & Reddin’s, ('raggists. Also Dr. Bunnet’s new appliance for the cure of chronic cases of disease, advice abbut which can be had by meil, and tie price of which is $25, $50 amd 675 each set, according to age acd sige, and can be worn by different members of the eame family.

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Co'ty Line.} 10.32 * | “5.48

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OQ’ Leary... “+ 408 *

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Samm’side/ 7-45

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