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Loeal and Other ttems.
Hox. Mk. Ferevson has been unwell. |
He ia betier to day. ” |
PiuSRR are some forty vessels of the Quebec
spriag fleet suill expected in that port. eh
Four British men-of war and a yun boat have been ordered to proceed from Suda Bay to Alexandria
For SAce Twe Jots in Crystal City, North-West, at «a small advaace on coat. | Address, ‘A. &.,”" Exautnen Office.
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BreckEN & JENKINS returned from Belfast on Saturday evening in excellent spirits. Messra, Laird and Davies, it ia said, look hlae
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, 7 Tim steamer ‘‘ Melrose Abbey” arrived | irom Montreal this morning with a cargo of | merchandise. She sails for St. John’s, New- | foundland to-morrow. }
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Tue Amberst Boot and Shoe Co., at its an- utal meeting, declared a dividend of 10 per cent, payable immediately. The years’ sales | were $119,947, being an increase of $26,000 | over last year. — Amherst Gazette.
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Carrats Cuar.es Spear, Genera! agent of | the } rovincial ard New England All Kxil Line, is at present en the Island. The object of his visit is te impress upon the people that the P. & N. FE. All-Rail Line is the shertest, quickest, and most econimical route to Boston—the run being made in 32 hours from the Island.
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James Yro, Esq., was canvassing at County Line on Saturday. ‘We anderstand that he secured several votes by asserting that Mr Rogers, if elected, would make Summerside the terminus of the Cape Traverse Railway. Mr. Yeo is an unscrupulous canvasser, and should be well watched by his opp nents.
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Wer have heard the question time and again asked ‘‘ What object on earth can the Electors of Prince County have in} sending James Yeo, Esq., tu Oitawa, when with the Government or in the Opposition , he does nothing further than put in appear- | ances in order to get his sessional allowance of oue thousand dollars.
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A LAMENTABLE case of death by drowning | ecctrred on Monday last, in Johnson, Queen s Co., N. B. A fiae young man named George Perry was bringing down a raft of logs for Mr. T. Hetheriagtoa, on Salmon Creek, a branch of the Washademoak, and in handling the logs he. seems to have missed his footing, fell over and wasdrowned The body was recovered. Mr. Perry was unmarried.— Moncton Tran. script.
aeginiliill
Epwakp Brake and Keeley, the motor man, are much alike. Keeley has been de!uding | people by saying he had discovered a secret | power. Mr. Blake has been deluding the people into the idea that he has a p licy eon cetled cbout his person. The people interest- ed insisted upon Keeley telling them what his secret was. The people interested insisted upon Mr. Blake telling them what his policy was. Keeley don’t tell. Blake don’t tell. Keeley is a humbug. Blake is a humbug: -— Hamilton Spectator,
‘nial laghtipiten
Tar Bosten Pilot say :—~The Rev. Dr. Leeming, who has been lecturing in this country as ‘“‘the great Australian orator,” etc., and who was reported during the winter as playing Othel/o at a Boston theatre, on Ash Wednesday, and who failed pitiably as an actor, has at last come out as a lecturer on ‘‘ The Horrors of Popery.” On Sunday last, at Horticultural Hall, Boston, the tittle of his lecture was ‘‘ The Hypocrisy of the Church of Rome— Roman Clergy the Servants of Antichrist.”
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Exrorts of P. BE. Island Produce aod Manufactures for Queen’s and King’s Counties from Ist January to 3lst May,
1882 :-— Preserved meats...........-.--+5 $ 4,521.00 Meats, including Pork in barrels,
00nd tOMO cits «iid 64 045-0 dos 14,676 00 Oats, about 207,000 bushels...... 93, 152.00
11,117.60 30,840 00
$154,306 00,
Potatoes, about 25,000 bushels... . Miscelianeous, includirg 33 horses, sone cattle and sheep..........
-—_>-—— Mr. E. M. Girrorp, of the Norway Iron) Werks. Boston, Mass., g ve the following de- scription to a Boston Gabe representative «a suggesting the special poate. the points he makes in favor of the article men- tioned below. Mr. Gifford observes: I am connected with the Norway [ron Works, one of the “no manufacturivg concerns in the country. There is more St. Jacob’s Oil used by the men in the works than I would like to) state, lest you would put me down asa ro-| mancer. They use it right along for every thing, and it does its work every time. I) uever thought anything advertised in the apers could take such ahold among men. fou see those who work in hot iron are con- eiantly receiving hurts in one way or another, the most common being burns. It takes all the fire out instantly — not after continued ap- plication—but instantly. Therefore, you will at once perceive that it ia an ipvalnable remedy to men who are constantly having their flesh singed by red. het iron Oh, ye-, many have used it in rheumatic affvctions and I have yet to hear the tirst man say it failed to give relief | They keep it in thei- families, too, and all} swoar by it. Atthe works the men club in and bay it and place itin the hands of the carpenter, Who dispenses it when occasion re- | quires. There is seldom a day when it is not! called for. All use it. You must understand | that a cut from hot i: on is not like a slash with a kuife or any other cold instrument. The iron not o ily cuts, but destroys the t s-ues and leaves a ghastly, quivering woan! exposed to the air, and a fainting, agonized wretch wv rith ing with pain. Many a time I have ecen a r fellow thus situated soothed and relieved y the St. Jacob's Oil, asif by magic Only the other day a boy got frightfully cut with a piece of hot wire rod while at work. The wound was a very bad one’ He suffered in tensely and was fainting with pain. As soon as possible, a bottle of St. Jacob's Oil was broryht trom the carpenter's chest, and the wonderful rem-dy was poured into the wound, which was in the calf of the leg. The relief was immediate, aad the boy went to work a short time afterward, apparently anmindiul of what otherwise would have laid him up. Weather Bulletin. Probabilities for the wert 24 hours tor the favitime Provinces. Toronto, June 5—10 a. m. Light to moderate winds, cloudy and | showery weather to-day, westerly winds, and | fair, warmer weather to-morrow,
Michael Davitt is coming to America He will arrive about June 17, and wil retastn tey or twelve deys.
THE DAILY HXAMINER, JU
LONDON HOUSE.
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GLO, DAVIES & CO.
Have how openia por-|
tion of their large and
very excellent assort-
ment of Spring and Summer Goods, per- souaily, selected — by
Mir. Harris im the best
markets in England.
To meet the hard times, the Goods are
marked at a_ very
smalk advance = for
Cash. :
May 26, 1982,
Dominion of Canada, Proviree of Prince Edward Island, IN THY STPREME COTRT.
In the matter of *‘ An Act of the Parliament of Canada, passed im the forty-tifth year of Her present Majesty s reign, chapter twenty three, intituled, ‘‘An Act re- apecting Insolvent Banks, Insurance Com. panies, Loan Companies, Building So- cieties and Trading Corporations, and of the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of Prince Edward Island, an Insolvent Banking Company, —
ATOPICE is hereby given that His Honor
Mr. Justice Peters has directed a meet
ing of Shareholders of the above named Com pany to he summoned pursuant to the above statute, for the purpose of ascertaining their wishes as to the appeintment ef liquidators in the above matter, and that such meeting will be he'd on SATURDAY, the tenth day of June, instant, at eleven o'clock, in the forenoon, a% the Banking office of the said Banking Company, at Charlottetown, at which time and place all the shareholders of said Company are requested to attend. The said Judge has sppomted the Honourable
Robert Poore Haythorne to act as Chairman
of the said meeting.
Dated this second dayjof June, A. D., 1882. Db, HODGSON, Prothonotary. R. R. FivzGrravp, Solicitor. : (j2 till meeting)
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POLITICAL
MEETINGS.
Frince County.
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Messrs, Hackett and Rogers
will meet the Electors of the
Fourth Electoral District of Prince County,
at the following places and times :
Cape Traverse—In Schoolhouse near Joseph Cla'kes, on Monday, the 5th imst., at 6 o'clock, p. m.
Lord’s Hall, Tryon, on Tuesday, 6th inst., at l oclock, p m.
Centreville Hall, Centreville, on Tuesday, 6th inst., at 6 e’clock, p. m.
Kensington Ha:l, Kensington,on Wednesday, 7th inst., at 6 o'clock, p. m.
Somerset Hall, Somerset, on Thursday, Sth jiost., at 7 o clock, p, m. [ja
Valuable Private Residence FOR SALE.
AM instructed to Sell at. Public Auction,
on the Premises, at noon, on SATUR- DAY, 17th JUNE next, that handsomely situated and desirable property now occupied by Mr. F. W. Etyndman at Brighton. There are about two acres of land, with 500 fcet of shore fronting on the North River.
The buildings ar? only four years old, well and substantially brilt, and conveniently arranged. : ;
The premises may be examined at eny time.
For further particulars apply to Mr.
Hyndman. W. D. STEWART, . Ancttoveer. Ub’town, May 27, 1882--eo4 pat
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
oF THE
Liberal - Conservative Party
IS THE
_ The Hall is open every day and evening, foy the convenience of Liberal-Conser- vative electors throughout the
information respeering the campaign.
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‘To the Electors of Queen's) | County. ( 1 ENTLEMEN, —- Having received the! unahimous nomination of the Delegates | | convened at Charlottetown, on the 30th inst., | i to select candidates to contest the County, in j the interests of the Liberal-Conservative party, at the coming general election, I beg to ‘solicit your support for myself and my col- | league, Mr. Brecken. / I doso with the more confidence that I feel } aasured the constituency | aspire to represent is truly and essentially independent; that the great majority possess that intelligence aod discrimivation which enable them to dis- cern and appreciate the good qualities of a Government such as now rules the destinies of | Canada, whose history proves them to be} gifted with that rare administrative capacity | and exceptional financial ability, wuich have | the effect of rapidly and easily developing ‘he | resources of the country, maintaining, at the game time, a large and increasibg surplus in the treasury,—a surplus préduced by a tiscal policy which, while it does not press unduly on the industrial classes, stimal.tes and eucourages those great mining aud manufac: turing luterests, which are indispensable, as adjuvants to agriculture, in promoting the prosperity of a people... Having ao large a surplus, the Goevetument is in a position to deal liberally with the Provinces, and the fact that, in the eupp!ementary esiimates, there is the handsome eum of $312,000 for this Island, is evidence of the intention, as well as the ability of the Executive, t» provide ungrudg- ingly for our public works; and I am happy to be in a position to state that engineers will be here almost directly to commence one of the works; i. ¢., to survey the different routes suggested for the location of the Cape Traverse Railway.
Under the policy of the Mackenzie Govern- ment, on the other hand, the resources of the country were undeveloped, mines and manufactures were reduced almost to a! standstill, and the treasury was worse than empty—its only possession being a large and annually.increasing deficit. These are facts, gentlemen; if ‘any one be disposed to doubt | them, [shall have much pleasure when we | meet, im proving them beyond dispute, and I | trust to the good sense and patriotism of the | Electors of Queen’s County not to aid in put- ting men in power whose manifest incapacity reduced our country to the confines of ruin.
The attacksof the Opposition on the policy adopted by the Government for the building of the Canada Pacific Raiiway and the devel- opment of the Great North-West, are effectu- aly and most satisfactorily answered, and the wisdom of that policy triumphantly confirmed by the vast and daily stream of immigration now pouring into that great and increasing fertile portion of our country.
The question of our claim to a portion of the Fishery Award is one of great difficulty, chi fly due to the fact that the Terms of Usion agreed to by the Laird-Haythorne Delegation stipulated that the other Pro- vinces shou d participate equally in the Award
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with this Island, and to the fact that our distinctive claim was not urged before the Fishery Commie- sion. I believe, however, that there
is still a chance of our receiving a portion; and, if elected, 1 wiil use every effort to see that justice is done in this matter.
I very much regret that time wili not permit me the pleasure of personally soliciting your suffrages; but if youdo me the honor of return- iag me as one of your representatives, I will justify your confidence by striving, to the utmost of my power, to further the interests of this Couutv, of the Island, and of this Canada of Ours
I am, gentlemen, With every consideration, Yours traly, J. T. J+ KINs. May 31, 1882.
~POLESEOAE-
Messrs. Brecken and Jenkins
Wil! meet the Electors of Queen’s County at the following places ;
FIR*T DISTRICT,
Doyle’s Cross, Lot 20—Monday, 5th June, at ? o'clock, p.m. Clifton Hail, Monday, o'clock, p. m.
St. Ann’s, Lot 22—Tuesday, 6th June, at 2 o'clock, p. ™.
Biadalbaue—Tuesday, 6th of June, at 7.30 o’cleck, p.m,
Springton— Wednesday, 7ih of June, as 3 o'clock, p.m.
Kelly’s Cross--Wednesday, 7th June, at 7.30 o'clock, p ™,
Cra pand Hall —Toursday, at 2 0% lock, p. m.
Bonshaw—Thursday, 8th June, at 7.30 o'clock, p.m.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Milton Hall—Friday, 9th June, 2p m. Rustico Bank —Frivay, 9th June, 7.30 p. m. New Glasgow—Saturday, 10th Jane. 2 p. m. Brookfiela—Saturday. 10th June, 7 50 p. m, Cornwal!— Monday, 12th June 2p. m Dominion Seho 1, Long Creek—Monday, 12th June. 7.20 p. m. South Wiltshire—Monday, 19th Jane, 1 p. m,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Winsloe Road, Northern Schoolhouse—~Wed- nesday, 14th June, 2p, m. Bracsley Point Road, Harrington Schoolhouse » + -Wednedday, Mth June, 7 30 p. m.
Saw Mill Bridge —Thursday, 15th June, 2p m Cove Head, Western Scho lhouse—Thursday, 15ch June, 7.30 p. m. ; Ten Mile House, St. Peter's Road—Friday,
16th June, 2 p. m Mount Stewart Ha! -
5th June, at 7.30
rriday, 16th June, 7.30
p- m. ont ' Fort Anugustns, Simith’s Corner— Saturday, i7th Jose 2p m.
i Lot 48, Driscu!!’s Schoolhonse—Satarday, 17th
Jose, 7 p m. Othe: meeti wit! be announced at anu ear! dry,
MARKET HALL. |
Sounty | } } ; County) Buyers will find no better value
who desire to receive, or wish to give, |
EX PRINCE EDWARD.
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INE &.
1883.
THE HEADQUARTERS SPRING GOODS, 1882.
i Have Just Completed
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A. Very Large Stock of New Goods, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
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in the city.
~ A Fine Stook of Men's Felt Hats and Clothing,
Worsted
Smite Made to Order from Scotch Tweeds and English
Cloths.
TruNKS AND VALIsEs In Goop VALUE.
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sclottatowa, Moy 31, 188,
E&. PROWSE.
Having decided to close my City business, for the ;purpose of devoting my whole time t»
my Coun! py
ests blishments
s, F have arranged with
Mr, Augusto take charge of my city store for the summer, and sel! at or under cost the whole
of my present stock.
As this Stock must be clesed out within three months, the store being required for other purposes, We arc prepared to sell for cash at unprecedeuted low prices, so confe early and
secure bargains, chauts is particularly d
The attention of country mer-
irected to this stock, as
We are prepared to sell at very low prices and
on libecal terms.
R. W. TREMAINE,
May 19, 1882—-wkly tf N. B.—Reoom Paper
83 QuEEN SiR+er.
at half-price.
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Prince Biward Island RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE NO. 18.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. fo take effect on the 5th June, i882 TRAINS OUTWARD.
STATIONS, EXPRESS, ; MIXED, Mixep.» ‘“,? - D 9 20am! : Ch’town ..|Dp 6.45am & x40 - \Dp 4 20pm | Royalty Je “ 7.00 * ‘Dpi0.02-* #440 « | N Wiltsh’e “"7 36°" “"1053"* 1 ** SSS ** Sienter R’e. ** 745 “* “2 1So TM Bae permed “ea '". igen ee
5 ; as 5 8s se ye fp ee A 6 25 "" Co’ty Line.; ** 8.16 * ; ‘* 12.00 Dp 6. 30 sa Freetown ! * $9 **, #12 15pm ** 645 * Keuingtin “* 8.00: “12 69" © 7.05 : oso AVOO6 “thr LS * | * 7.48 * | Summ’ side Dp9 5“ Dp 2.0 -* Wellingt’n; ‘10.00 ‘*! ** 2.49 * Port Hall..| +0 27 «| “ 3.30 «| O’Leary...! 41.20 “4.58 4! Bloomfield | **+1.38 @, * 525 S; } Alberten, | ip ty
**}2.05pm Dp6 20 ** | } Tignish...'Arl2.40 “ |Ar 7.20 “| )
Ch'town ..|Dp 4 00pm|Dp 7 (0am Royalty Je ‘6.4.15 “| ** 7.23 **
Yorkg®.< .§ “ 2.278% |‘ TO °F: Bedford." “4.40 “* ** 8 Ot zi »,'Ar 6.05 ** lAr8.40 * Mt. dtew’t 1) 5 15 + bps 00“ Morell....| ** 5.43 **; ** 9.45 * St. Peter's. | «56 Ps (50,18 * Bear River) ‘‘ 6 28 *: | ‘11 10 ‘* souris ...:/Ar 7.10 ** ‘Arl2.00 “* Mt. Stew’t Dp5 15pm) Dp 9 10am C ; ope 619 +. 10 36 Ae s } Jeorget’n’.| Ar 6 30 * | Artt 06 “ :
TRAINS INWARD,
STATIO*S S EXPRESS. MIXED. MIX£D
Jb’town .. Royalty Jce|Dp7 45 * N Wiltsh’e Hunter R’r
Dp3 25 ** | Dpid v2 * 929%) & ORS se il *é |
i Ar & 00pm Ar 3 5h | Arl0. 20am
se 7 ba te
of 7 00 ee ae 9 OO ‘es
Bradalba’e } + 6.26 “| “1.30 «1 © 895 “1h? 3 “fF OM. “es “ec ~Sia* Co’ty Line.| * 6.30 ‘| 1 20 Ars Ib“ Freetown..| 619 “ “1.05 Dp7.55% Kensingt’p; *‘ 604 °* ‘1240 “1 “ 7.35“ > ro: i‘ Dh 1. S32 OD8 , * 7.6) 7 Summ’side: 5.90 -* Arl1.20am!
Wellingt’n| Dp 4 46 ‘* Dpi0 35° Petite. “417 °°: ° Oe © i) Leary ..| ‘* 3.23 ] 88 ¢ Bloomiield | -* 3.06 “* | 7.86 = Alberton ..| © 2.40 |." 7 19 ot | Tignish...| ** 2.09 “ |Dp 6.00 “| wet? = fect ite) @ Ch’town ../Arl0.00am/4r 7.00pm, Royalty Jc; Dp 9 45 ** |p 6 27 } Ve "ome “31S a Bedford, ..| ‘* 2% p59 ie oe : “ OF os”, «& eo ! Mt. Stew't) 473.45 1 ar 5 (0 “| Morell.... Dp8.17 “* ‘Dp4 15 “ | St. Peter’s| ** 7.55 “| “3.42 « Bear River ‘‘ > 23 ** [** 2.50 “| Geusie....f C0“) 20%]... 43 Mt. Stew’t' Dp 8. 45am! Dp 4 50pm Cardigan ..| ‘* 7.50 * | “R95 « ce 7.30 as oe 3.90 es
Georget’n .
L. B. ARCHIBALD ; ~ Snperintendent ! Bailway Ofjice, Charlotteto
aie
May 31, 1582.
'Ch’town, May 31, 1882—5i, wkly Ji
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GREAT TRAPPE SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
EY AUCTION, NEXT TUESDAY, June
J 6b, at 11 o'clock, the whole stock-in. trade of E. W. Smith, Queen Street.
‘bhis Stock wll be sola ir lots as per cata- logue, without reserve. Terms—All sums under $260 cash; over that amount, 30 days on approved paper, The stock wijl be on view Monday next, 5th June, from 10 o'clock, a.m., till 6 o'clock, p. m. Intending pur- chastys invited to inspect the Goods, all of which are staple and jatest styles.
ges” Sce catalogue.
A. McNEILL, Auct’r.
LAWN TENNIS.
LAWN TENNIS RACKETS, LAWN TENNIS NETS, LAWN TENNIS BALLS,
LAWN TENNIS SHOES,
LAWN TENNIS HATS, LAWN TENNIS JERSEYS,
-—AT THE—
LONDON HOUSE.
May 27, 1882—1m
TO SMOKERS.
A Large Importation of Pipes, Tobaccoes, Cigars, etc,
THE UNION HOUSE, QUEEN ST.,
H4 now on hand the finest assortment of smokers’ materials ever imported to the city. It consists of an unlimited stock of the Best Br nds of Uigars, the most cele brated Brands of Tobacco (smoking and chew- ig). and varied selection of Meerschaum, Briar, Clay, aod other kinds of Pipes; Meer- schaum, Briar, and other kinds of ‘‘igar Holders; all kinds of Cigarette Holders; together with a splendid assortment.of Cigar Ca-es, Tobacco Pouches, and other requi- sites
The prices are marked /ow, and satisfaction
is guaranteed. P. P. GILLIS, Ch’town, May 27, 1852.
CV¥aR 20 BOATS FOR SALE.
S L intend going out of the Boat Hiring Business, I will sell the business as it stauds, or any of the boats. Apply to JOHN C, PHILLIPS, Steam Navigation Co Wharf. May 31, 1882. 6i daily pd
WANTED. ©
~O Lease or Purchase, A FIELD of from four to six acres, withia ove mile from the Proyince Building. Apply to JOHN. A. MacDONNELL, Presideut ( ‘aledonian Club of P. E. I.
wets pred oY xf pid bos fi
Ch'tows, Muy 27eby, 18-2. —tf
| To the Free and Independent Electors | of Queen's County.
GENTLEMEN, —-
| Again I have the benor of soliciting your suffrages at the Election to be held for the | Dominion House of Commons on the 20th June next,
thanking you for the support you formerly accorded to me as a representative of the Liberal Conservative Party in this Province at a time when its pohey was first inangurated, I can now the more confidently ap te you when we know the success which has followed the introduction of that policy.
As one of your representatives in Parliament for the past four years, my views upon most of the leading questions of the day are known to you.
« supporter of the Liberal Conservative Party of the Deminion, ] have endeavored, having your especial interests in view, to aasist the present Government in its many measures
advancing the material interests of Canads, | Without increasing our taxation it has heen able to establish and foster great manufa“tur- ing and commercial industries, and’ = wise and judicious legislation materially to advange the prosperity of the whole people. A yearly surplus in the treasury has proved its ity for administering the finances of the country, and enabled us to-day to enjoy free of duty some of the necessaries of life. a
The unprecedented development and peop- ling of the North West Territories has been the result of the contact made by the present Government with the Canada Pacific Kailwa Company, in the face of the bitterest op tion for some time past giver to any public measure. A year's experience has more than justified the Government im that act, ~ falsified every prediction against its 2
I will net deceive you by announcing my- self a Free Trader. I will be as honestas Mr. Blake, the Leader of the Reform Party, and, using his words in his recent address, say, ‘* Free Trade is for us impossible, and the issue is whether the present tariff is perfect or defective and unjust.” T have no hesitation in upholding the present tariff, believing it to be tramed in the best interests of the whole Dominion, and that its adoption has infused new life and vigor into one coontry, lifting it out of the condition of proatration inte which it had sunk four 9 ears ago. :
The settled policy of both parties is adverse
to Free Trade. It is dishonest to attempt to conecal the fact. I ask your on no false issue, but if elected by you will always
feel it my duty in the adjustment of the ait to see that the particular interests of this vince are not overlooked.
Our claim to a portion of the Fishery Award is one of ount importance. I regret that hitherto our efforts to o ite recognition have been unavailing wi h political parties. We have, at least, the satisfaction of knowing that po time or op. portunity has been lost in presenting Finding that our cla ms singly and irom that of the Maritime Provinces, would not be entertained favorably by the House, I,with the other representatives of this Island, joimed bands with the representatives of the Maritime Provinces and pressed our case upon the Dominion Parliament with a strength only to be gained by united action. You are aware. of the failure of that effort, nd ee nounced opinions of the leaders of par- ties avainst us. It is greatly to be regretted that the separate and distinct claim of the Island was not, at the settlement of the case presented before the Fishery Commis- sion at Halifax. duly made and claimed. ‘t was an inexcusable oversight on the part of
although recognizing the fact that the arbi- one could by no possibility have made a separate award in our case, the fact of our having a distinct claim, had it thus been brought to the notice of the British Agent, would have placed us in a much be'ter é- tion when distribution w.s made and New- foundlaud paid a portion of the award.
Dealing with a Government which has ao far recognized the rights generally of the Maritime Provinces to this Awand a8 to grant for the material furtherance of t eir fisheries the interes: ou the fullsum awarded, | shall continue to press fer the recognition of a claim which I believe tu be just and equitable.
The grant this year made to our public works is an earnest of the evident intent of the tsovernment to deal generously with ue. i need not say that, knowing from whence it comes, every doliar granted will be really appr«priated and spent for the pur- poses for which they were granted.
My colleague, Dr. Jenkins, and myself will, I trast, be able in the short time al- lowed us, to meet most of you at the public meetings called throughout the County.
J] have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours respectiully, FREDK. DE ST. CROIX BRECKEN, June 1, 1882—ne x? ‘ j WANTS, LOST, FUTND, &e.
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SITUATION WANTED—B
a Coachman
and Groom who has had a large ex- perience in Great Britain. Wages moderate. Apply at this office. {ja 5 3
A GENTLEMAN would like Board for a few months with a quiet, respectable family. Address, stating terms, Board, P. 0. Box 153, Charlottetown, {ja 5 hi
ASTURE—To let, on the McGill] Estate, Pasturage for four Cows Rates low. Apply to + obert Crabb. [ju 3 2i
Ee AND NURSE WANTED. For in- .
formation apply at the ExaMUN&R « flice. {ja 3 tf ASTULAGE, at Kensington _ Brewery, with sping in pasture, for about 16 Cows, by the month. Apply to Thomas
heseny. {jt 2 3i pd
ry O LET, @ three-story dwelling house
situated cn Kent Street, coataining ten rooms, «nd soft water tank ip the celtar. Apply to Th: mas Es-ery, [jn 2° pa
tg\O0 RENT—A House in (Great George
Street, suitable fra small fmily. Pos- session given immediately. Apply at the office of KReddin & McDonald, {jul Bi tod
be
O LET—That pleasanily-sitnated resi-
{ deuce on Desiirisay Lane, Head of Hills-
boreugh Sireet, formesly the pr perly of P. %. Hyndmn, now cocnpid by Mr. Uns- worth, Possession “rr God June.—Jas. De. Bat ay. a rat..8 f [ma 3 Rw BLANKET, WOOL, AND OUR. TAIN WASHER, « ‘ article.
) very housekeeper should have ons —$1 each Fur sale, wholesale and retail, & good uarort- meot of Tinware, Custemers would do weil to examine goods and prices before pur- chasing +lsewhere. Shop opposite Or Jenking’ Que: n Street,—Ros at Ropp, Practical Tin. smith. jma | im wky,
ITY HOTEL TO LET— This Howl is C finely situated, standing opposite the Bishop's Palace, on the highest ground in the city, It a 37 roome, 6nd being con- linens to the Steam Navigation Company's Wharf, is sdmiratdy edapted for the accomo- dation of summer visitors to the ‘sland. Yerms easy. Apply to Messrs, Geo. Davies & Co., London House. {ap 17
the counsel representing this Island. For
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