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Wi ARE NOW OPENING
Ex * Peruvino” and ** Northern Light,”
Cases of Straw Hails,
Feathers, Fiowers, Silks, Satins, ibbons, Searfs, Gloves, Willinery. Silks, Boanet Ornaments, &c., White and Grey Cottons, Prinis and Sheetings.
we shall receive
By “Prince Edward ”
the wreater portion of our
Spring & Summer er
been bought at the!
which has
rm ul \ RLOTTE! 0 W: Ns PRI
| was first introduced into the | r ro-! i NCObeh,
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Lowest Prices that Goods Sra!
now passt ng a way !
Charlotiet
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\pril 30, 1430,
ESTABLISHED
CANADA CURDAGE
found in the market !
<a -e — oo OIE ON RR. Os TE RN OS Oe
FAG eTORY.|
ce SO tet ea a a a ane + teenth -
mele ela ily mae
4X AMINER.
We need ssarcely remind the Public. that the system of Selling BEGHS -
FOR CASH
At a minimma Profit,
Vi ae = Prince Edward
LONDON uit HOUS SE.
mR Bo DOR AND HERI Home of
KE, A'P
Lrade,
Cash
we can guarantee to our Cus- confid reached during cote hard times! tomers
V ALTE K to be}
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the Brest
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‘the best houses in Halifax, ¢
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NOE BDWAR D ISL. ND WE DESI DAY, MAY °, 1880,
NO 140
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70 OUR CUSTOM Tailoring a,
W e purpose to devote parti We shall Keep
on h anil
Ge GF THE FINEST ASSORTMENTS
OF
aglisi and Canadian CLOTHS
‘And havi ing secured the services
Myr. Mavnard, a popular Cut- iter, of long
attention.
il
as
(of e@: Xperience in one of can ently solicit the custom of all who require Good Work and a Perfect Fit!
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RS ee
1S25.
JOHN A. CONVERSE, MONTREA
ANUFACTURER OF CO \ Rope, Tarred Manilla Hawsers,
broline, |
Jan. 7, 1379. Somme wre
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TWE WORTH BHITISH & FIR: AND LIFE
INSURANGE GO.
Of Edinburgh and Loudon,” ESTABLISHED IN 1809.
Subscribed Capiial, Paid up ‘‘apitai, --
A,? o- 216,656.00 |
Trausacts every description of Fire, Life
RDAGE of Every Lobster ce., &e., equal in quality to the best American.
_ WERCARTILE
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$9.7353,352.00 |
and Anuity Business on the most favorable , a '
Description, including ail sizes Marlin, Tarred Hemp Lope, *Houseline, | a s on applieation.
Price
3 $B SELENE A SIE IATL L CPE AIP
borg: Hse |
RE-OPENED.
THis WELL-KNOWN HOTEL has been § THOROUGHLY. REPAIRED and Cit j UF i8
Furnished i -_ weer, 6
‘Accommacation af ih Tea velling Public,
terms Guests and baggage conveyed from the Fire Derinrmexr—Insurances may be ef- | Raney Station and Steamers free of | charge.
fected at the Lowest current rates.
Insurances upon Pablic and Priy ate Build. | ings effected on cepecially favorable terms.
Losses settled with promptitude and liber- ality.
ail Derartwent—New and Reduced pre- miums for |) omision of Canada.
t. W. BEDLOIS,
General Agent for-P, E. Island. Office, No. 35 Water Street, Charlottetown. jp SEP aA 14, '80—pat her ne sj kea tf eod
E.G. HUNTER,
Manufacturer & Dealer in
MONUMENTS
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V. fic&
ater Street, Ch’town, bts ee 20, L880. \P
SPRING. SPRING,
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REGGR,
PROPRIETOR,
iNew T weeds,
New Suitings.
Latest Patterns, a iarge Choice, this day receired.
BEER & SONS.
Tablets, Headstones, ae, “°°
at LOWEST PRICES. BE
Superior Workmanship.
in varict y; STOCK i
BATiSFAG 10% CUARANTEED TO PATRONS
N. B.— tates, in pxyment, during shipping season. Kent Street, Charlottetown, P. #. I.
Please m9 and examine Designs & Prices. | . 20, 1880.—-w d—tu sa Gm
an INSURANCE CO’Y.
OF ENGLAND.
—
CAPITAi, .
NSURA NCE effected on all kinds of Build- , Merehandise and Produce. Also, o ‘on tha stocks. Special rates for isolated residences, Losses svttled promptly.
GEORGE MACLEOD {Union Bank),
Agent for Prince Edward Island June, 1s77—
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MACLEAN & MARTIN
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Nowson's Building, Opp. Post Office, |
Charlottetoun, P. E. I. A, A. McLEAN, BD. Cc. MARTIN. | _ June 18, 1879.—ex2aw
UY the DAILY EXAMINER fer the latesc news-—local and telegraphic.
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uST | Light Brahmas |
NOW'S Y YOUR | R CHANCE.
Farm Produce taken at market fEYO BUY EGGS FOR HATCAING FROM | i First-Class Steck. | jfrom two pens ; | ported from Geo. P. Burnham, the well-known
am breeding
one consisting of Cock im-
| United States breeder, at a cost of $15, weigh-
‘ing 134 Ibs., mated with four hens, large and
well marked. Second pen : Cock weighing
6 1, lbs. when 10 months oid, ré aised by myself,
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i mated with four superior hens from im- ported stock.
I offer Eggs from the per sitting of 13, which is
above Stock at $1.50 $1.60+ less ‘than
. wo MILLIONS STERLING. | ° : | price charged by. other bre eders whose stock
as geod as mine. Eggs Terms strictly
KIN, fap 24
is no better, if packed te carry any distarice.
cash with order.
W. F. DON}
Amherst, April 20, 1859.
Labrador Herring.
NHOICE CATCH OF 1879.
Smoked Salmon, Salt Trent,
‘© Herring, “« Shad, Halibut, Mackerel. At HALLS FISH MARERT. Feb. 18, 1880—ti
E\Mib WEEKLY EXAMINER. — Per sons having relatives or friends abroad, and desiring to keep them informed concernirg P. E. Island, cannot do soin a better or cheap er avay than by subscribing to THe WeExuy EXAMINER. Sent, postpaid, to any address in Great Britain, ‘the Unwed States, cr the
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jominion, on receip: of One Doilar.
Manilla |
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ompany.
'Sabseribed ¢ Capital, ; £2 H00,090 ‘Total Invested Fonds, Upwards of 2.996.000 Tet at Annual Ineeme, 99.750
undersigned havitig’ bee appointed s at Charlottetown, are prepared to iss e Poi ‘licies of Insurance against Tire on the
ti : pat Nee bt. BROS.
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Charlettetown, su 2), iin 2aw Bw Ane: ‘S GARDNE ayy requiring p the anove vainable fer bili yer should send | their orders in at once, as but a limited quan- I tj y will be ground this season —at uf it is now selling fast--SZ per 160 pouns ds,
FRED. W. HYNDMAN. pril 7, | '30— aw, » wkly, pat 2
psmmereneenaneneseteiaianatneneaniiostieaanasn igh
| ORNE HIGHLAND WHISKY. A ANALYTICAL SANITARY INSTITUTION, 54, Volborn-viaduct, KE. C., London, Aug. 18,1879 tEPORT on the Lorne HiGHLAND WHISKY: ““We have visited the bottling stores ef Messrs. Greenlees Brothers, and have selected from the vats, samples of their Lorne Highland Whisky, and have sub- jected them to careful examinatién and analysis, The samples were very frag- rant, mellow, and of pleasant flavor, and possessed all the characteristics of pure and weil-matured Scotch Whisky of the first quality. ‘“*Arruur Hitt, Hassautr, M.-D. ‘*Orro Hepner, F.C. 8., F. 1. C.” Wholesale of the Sole Proprietors, GREENLEE Broruers, 31 Commercial Street, London ; Distilleries, Argyleshire. Agents: - MESSRS, OWEN CONNOLLY & CO., Charlottetown, P.H.T, Feb. 24, 1880
Bones. Bones.
Te sindictiamill will pay fifty cents Cash 5B perewt. for all bones delivered at the Bone Mill, in the Royalty. No quantity less than one ewt. (112 lbs) taken.
FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Agent.
Ch town, Dee. 1, i879
68. “NORTHERN LIGHT”
\ JILL MAKE DAILY TRIPS between
Georgetown and Pictou, until sue- ecelied by S. .N. Co’s Boats (Sundaysexcepted), leaving Georgetown at 5a. m., and Pictou on arrival of Train from Halifax—weather per-
mittin y MITCHELL, Agent of Dep’t.
WM. Ch’town, April 21, 1880.
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THE GRAND WORTHY PATRIARCH'S
ADDRESS.
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CHAR LOLTETOWN, : kee 29, 1880,
reatwbatives of the Soas af Temperace oF vince Bitward Island.
Again it becomes my pleasing duty to welcome you in quarterly session, for the transaction of business and the Propagation of our prim siples,
During the quarter just passed many matters of interest te us as temperance ad-
Vocates have transpired, which should en-
cou ua to still persevere inthe cause we have undertaken, :
Our Local Wésislature feeling the in- fiwéenée of the temperance sentiment—which happily now cecome so general—have seen G6 to continue the office of Tuspector of Licenses, and have so amended the Act as to previde ene Inspector for each County. instead of, as formerly, having the whole Island under the supervision ef one man. ‘They have also given the Inspectors incresed powers, enabling them to enter
into and searcl houses suspected of keeping li quors for Wiicit sale, and of dealing with ( nders in a mors expe ditions and sum mary manner, We trust these appoint-
me nts will shortly be made and competent officers secured.
Wel hail, with pleasure, the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada, in affirming the constitutionality of the Canad perance Act of 1878,” and rejoice can control such an efficient weapon. ¥ whilo we rejeice in having gained this ad- vantage, we should remain Yunshaken in our convictions of the desirability of complete prohibition.
As you are aware, Prince and King’s County, and this city, have already ad- opted this Act by large majorities. The necessary steps are also being taken to test Queen's County, and with a result such as we anticipate, we shall in a few months have the traffic controlled by the iren hand of the Jaw threnghont the wholeisiand. It will then becomethe duty ofall irne temper ance men to assist in.enfercing the law and maintaining at inviolate, ever locking for- ward to the time when we can exalt in the entire freedom from this scourage fer our Tsiand home.
Secribe’s report will inform the state of the regret that my
ce for two months
Fhe Grand you more particularly of Order-on the island. I absence from the Provin:
curing the past quarter has prevented me froin visiting those Divisions which I otherwise should have, but am pleased to
learn through reports received from Depn- ties that most ef the Divisions are doing weil.
During my absence, and acting under a Provincial Depnty’s commissien, G. W. P., J, J. Chappell received and answered ull my official correspondence. ‘The follow- ing decisiens, which are presented for your approval,were given by him. Bre.J. C. Me- Donald, D. G. W. Po, of Unien Divisien, asks :
i. When a member has been feund guilty ef violating his pledge, and after the usual
| course, been retained by the Division, is he
entitled to the full privilege of a member, witheut being re-obligated ?
Ans. No, See amendment te chap. 6, code of laws.
2. When a charge has been preferred against a W. P. should he leave the chair an allow the W. A. to appoint the com-
sec, 2 sec. 2,
j grave » doubts as to the effect of the Aeheiee.- ferred to, and did not think it appli
>; Canal, M. DeLesseps said the project had : ino longer to fear opposition from the 1
HEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lonpoy, May 3. The Queen held a Council at Windsor this morning, at which all the members of the Cabinet were present.
The scheme of laying a cable from Hali- fax to Bermuda is being agitated by variens members of Parliament as well as by certain prominent business men here, It is be- lieved that England ought to have a cable between those points for the accommoda- tion of the Naval Department and for the purpose of trade and private use. 1
The Mansion House relief fund amounta 4 to £152,668 ; £120,306 has been expended.
Mr. Wolverston has been appeinted Pay- master General, and Mr. Osborne Morgan, Jiiige Advocate General, Mr. Greenwood retiring.
A despatch from Cabul announces the ar- rival of General Stewart, who has assumed - siipreme command.
Mahomed Jan has surrendered.
The Sea of Cashinere is sils- pected of having made secret overtures to
Russia. The despatch vessel “Salamis” arrived from the Azores iast night at Castleton, : Ireland. She reports that nothing was known of the training ship at any of the Tstands, and the belief ‘that the “Atalanta” foundered in a more northerly latitude is now alanaet, general, thoug’ the Admiralty C tili cn tert ain some hope of her satety. ; iris announced that the Midland Rail- way Company ef ireland, has made ar- rangements to,co-eperate with the Galway Line steamers to America. in the House of Commons to day the question ef Mr. Charles Bradlaugh’s seat a came up for discussion. In a well con- sidered and temperate speech—-Mr. Brad- laugh claimed that he should be \ on making an affirmation i of the oath. He quoted in snpport of i claim the fact that by virtue of the pro- visions of the evidence amendment Act of 1829, he and all other Atheists were . mitted to give evidence in Courts of tice, althengh they did not cali Gn Ged to witness their truthfulness, ner sav ie they believed God had forbidden t take an oath. The Speaker, .Mr.
protess to
st le
said he had
Brand,
ali to the oath required of members of Parliament. He therefore wished the Hlonse to decide that quesiion.
Lord Cavendish referred to the precedent in the case of Baron Rothschild, who was -- elected before the passage of the law per- tnitting the House to dispense at its plea- sure with the provision requiring members to swear ‘* by the faith ef a Christian,” and moved for the appointment of a Select Com- mittee to consider the appointment.
Sir Statierd Northcote seconded the mo- tisn and the House voted to appoint the i Committee. : i
Dusiin, May 3. _ Mr. Parnell has Gnally decided to sit for Cork. A. M. Sullivan will contest the seat for Meath, Baru, May 3.
Prince Bismarck’s physicians have again ue ipperatively ordered his retirement. |
Paris, May 3. Th a lecture yesterday on the Panama iy
United States, i
UNITED STATES. “i Newark, N, J.
mit tee ot investigation ? Proposition has been made t ; ) ks 4
Ans. There is no legal objection to a| here be constructed ‘as cremate It is i W. P. appeinting the committee to investi- Claimed that the furnaces and els used i gate the charge against himself, any more! | for running cval inte the retert are perfect- ‘ than fer him to put a motion of a vete of | ily adapted for consuming bodies, and pre- . i thanks to himself. li is custemery for the | serving the ashes. Besides, on the theory Fl W. A: to act in such cases. |that a human body will yield in burning i‘;
3rd. If a W. P forfeits his honors or | three hundred and fifty feet of gas, it would + is expelled, shonld the W. A. ask for the) enable the Gas Company to incincerate ‘ balance of the term, or can the Division | Without charge. 4 appoint another W. P, i - :
Ans.—-A vacancy eccurring in any office. Vinancial. a: can be filled at any time by election and. bP installation. (See chap. 4, sec. 4, code; Tur following are the selling rates for Ex. } of laws.) ‘change at the banks here : ‘
In answer to Bro. Cash, D. G. W. P. of London—sight betes eens 10} per cent, prem, \ Forest Home Division, is the jeiahaliots of | x oa “masse See R hrs 2.28 92 per cent, x r an expelied member valid in a Division | 3°" 0°! a . ree te gpercent. ** " other than his own within six months? 1) | Montreal, ‘Tria: a. ied 3 “ ; have decided that, as in Art. 3, See. 1, ex | Halifax:...... 4 percent, ‘ f pelled members are classed with persons | (St. John, N. B.......... § percent. “ having been initiated under 14 years of St, John’s, N’fid........ 2 er cea 40 + age, and as, by decision No. 310, such. -~innonaleadatiaitnc ‘ initiations are decided void, so is that of | | SULPHUR FOR ANIMALS. If taken in- i expslied members within 6 months. _ternally with their food, sulphur will al-
Woe are pleased to report that one new
Division has been added to the roll during the past quarter. I attended a public meeting at New Argy le, and at its close, assisted by P. G. W. P.
Chappell and D. G.. W. P., J. C. Mc- Kenzie, organized New- Areyle Division, No. 119, with 21 charter members.
Thus are we pleased to see the cause ex- tending, and the principles of our order more and more permeating the masses. We hail the dawn of better days, which seems fast approaching, when ‘‘inight shall yield to right,” and hope, ere long, to see the flag oi temperance waving unsullied over all the land, protected by the righteous law of Prohibition.
In Love, Purity and Fidelity.
Wms. W. Beer, G. W. P.
On the Sth of February,
most invariably keep all kinds of animals free from lice. We have made practice for i years past, of yiving heaping teaspoonfuls
once A week to each of our cows, and the ‘Saine quantity to about every ten hens in
our fieck, and they have never been truubled with lice in them. It may be given in the same proportion as to size when required in the food of poultry, pigs, and sheep. Sulphur is a mild cathartie when desired for this purpose, and in small doses seems to have a general bene- ficial effect on the animal system, some- thing like salt, though, of course, not ef that nature. gn dina tei tia.
Cast Por Eces. —Merchants in the country
will get the highest price for their eggs at the
_ Family Grocery.—R. K. Braces.