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bARTHUR & O°.. General Commission Merchants

Particular attention given to ft

of Island produce.

2] Atiantic’ Avenue & 20 Essex Avanue,

BOSTON, MASS. May <% 1882—wkly

New ‘Pebacco J'actory, RICHUOAD STREET.

TRAWE Subscribers wish to inform the public . thati they have 'opengd a TOBACCO MANUFACTORY on Richmond Street, ip the estethHebment (formerly oecupled by Mr. Pyles aud are, prepared to supply the tratle wit Z .

Tobacco of all hinds,

av good"he cen be purchased in the city, and

at lowest prices: E& Patrovage solicited and orders prompt-} ty filled. COYLE & MceQUAID.

' Clrtowty, July 31,1882—3m Zaw> wky 5 jo

Bank of Nova Scotia.

ESTABLISHED 1832,

Paid Up Capital. . Reserve Fund .. .

#1,000,000 325.600

An Agency of this Bank W ul be ope ned oD Monday next, 19th iust., in the building lately occupied by the Bank of Prince Pad ara

Island, under, the management of the ‘under.

signed. Deposits will be received on interest, and On current 2 nit. Drafts grante’l on the various Agencies and correspondents of the Bank. terliog and_ether Exchange, bought and}

sokl,. and pe wetal Dank ing business trangaeted D. C. CHALMERS, Li town, June 17, 1532 tf Agent.

W.C.BESHOP, SEILP PING

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BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX, N. 8.)

General Commission Aga, JOHN ra ACLEOD & CO0’S, ¥

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the month of May W.& A. BROWN & CO. opened about

148 CASES DRY GOODS,

which they are still supplying largely to the WHOLE- SALE and RETAIL TRADE at very close prices.

of Kept Replenished

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Departinént their Establishment is

WEEKLY STEAMERS.

00 Chests of Superior Congeou Tea. iN STOCK AT VERY LOW PRICES.

GOTR- GRAIN BAGS Dailv Expected.

Charlottétown, July 26, 1882.

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. A. BRUCE,

MERCERANT TAILOR,

now offering Cash, Buyers the BEST VALUE. that can be had in the»market, ip

uroadcloth, Worsted, Seoteh and Canadian

‘i’'weed = Suits,

A nagntfi¢ent range of

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GENTS’ FURNISHINGS,

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ERICAN WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS,

Collars, Ties, Underclothing, English and American Hats.

Ua’ Keatlymade Clothing is Manufactured on the Premises,

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hionably cut, well sewed, and having good trimmings,

Willi be sold as Cheap as Imported.

We mvite you to Tnspett our Goods.

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D. A. BRUCE,

72 Qneen Street.

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Cli) STEAM BAKERY.”

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1 proprietor of this Establishment, owing to the increased

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Kant Dread, Flain and Fancy Biscuits, &c.,

100

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O lbs, CHOICH CONFECTIONERY

To arrive per Steamship ‘‘ Miramichi,’ from Montreai.

Ykce~ Orders by mail promptly executed.

J. QUIRK,

‘Prince Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Islaud

May 4,- 1882.

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For Canadian Tweed Suits,

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UPPER QUEEN STREET,

ceil yARTICULAR ATTENTION given tothe|/ TWO DOORS ABOVE APOTHECARIES. HALL CORNER

Shipment of Lobsters and othe: Canned Goods, and collection of Custom Drawbacks thereon,

Hulls, Cargoesy and Freights insured in, first-class oftices at most favorable rates, Consignments Of Produce solicited, and, prompt returns guaranteed,

Correspondence solicited and snswered promptly, \ Remember

Nov. 14, 1881—lyr

Tl Island.

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ere you will find the largest aud best assortment of Cloths in. the Prices very moderate. The best workmanship aud a perfect. fit

| suaranteeds<

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complete line of Gents’ Furuishings and Pelt Hats, eheap,&c. &c. the address, two doors above Ap thecaries Hall Corner

REGULAR TRADERS.

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From. Lordéa and TO CHARLOTTETOWN, DP. i. Island, Direct.

The Clipper Brig Alpheta

Andrew Neilson, Commanier,

Will Sail from Loados about the ist of October,

THE CLIPPER BARKENTINE

ETHEL BLANCHE,

ALEX, McLEOD, Commander,

Will Sail from Liverpool About the 5th Gctober, Carrrying freight at through rates to

Pictou, Georgetown, Summerside, Souris and Shediac.

ry FES,

For Freight , or , passage, apply in

London to John Pitcairn & Sons, 16

Great Winchesier Street, E.C.; in Liverpool

to Pitcairn Brothers, 51 South Jobn Street;

or here, to the owners,

PEAKE BRO’S & CO., Sept 6,'82—3aw

HOWARD T, RUSSELL & C0,

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ORNE HIGHLAND. WHISKY ‘! ANALYTICAL SANITARY INSTITUTION 54, Holb-rn-viadact, E.C.,; London, Aug. 8,’79 Report on the Lorne Hientanp Wuiskey: “We have, visited the bottling stores of Greenlees Brothers, and have selected from the vats, samples of their Lorne Highland Whisky, and have subjected them to careful examination and analysis, The samples were very fia:rant, mellow, and of pleasant flayor, and possessed all the characteristics of pure and well- matured Scotch Whisky of thefirst quality.”

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_ Agent :— a: OWEN CO LY » Charlottetown, P_ 1. E.

Feb 24, 1882.

"et YOUR ©. Thos > desiring 1 e money i on swwalland estinents

in grain, provis speculatio’s, can doso by oper-— ating on our plan. J rom May lst, 1881, to the present date, On in- vestments of $10.00 to $1,000, cash profits have been realized and paid to investors amounting to several times toe original invest- ment, still leaving the original in- vestment’' making money or pay- able on demand. Explanatory cir- cularg and statements of fund W sent free. We want respunsible

agents, who will report on crops

and introduce the plan. Liberal ecommiss ons paid. Address,

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mailed free of postage, on receipt of the money, by addressing

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Windser, Ont., Canada

Oct 11, 18R1,

liverpool

| his arrival which determined the postpone- jment.

stages,

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| CORRESPONDENCE.

| We is ne hold owrselves auneaiile for the vpinions or statements of owr correspondents.

To the Lditor of the Examiner. i

Dear Sir, -—I noticed in Saturday's edition ;of your paper a notice in reference to all

liquors taken as samples, the gauger, Mr. |

| James Le.wson, being required to hand over to Mr, Curtis, “Chief Landing Waiter and Searcher,” and self-styled Surveyor, the samples after ten days tal eatroyed

In behalf of the Scott ‘ e generally, I ask if f id not’ good of the cominunity that the matter of destroying these samples be put into the hands of some known and tried temperance man? T could consistently entertain grave . doubts about the proper destruction of said samples, when left in the charge of any one who had a strong appetite for the soul destroying fluid. Viewing this matter strictly from the temper- ance side of the question, 1 would ask . why was the duty of dest-oying samples taken fron. the gauger, who is known to be a total abstainer himself and a man of principle, ‘who, for conscience sake, would gladly not only destroy the samples, but all the liquor in existeneé? I think this i¢ a matter that shouldbe taken eld of by temperance organ- izations all thréweh the iniom » Let them remember that the Government Officials are only their servants, and let.them dare to assert their rights. And if their servants will not faithfully carry out their instructions, viz, —to put those officials ont and put better men in their places.

It would be a great improvement to have any honcst man di third or fourth rate ability, to be in the places of these over-bearing, ‘audacious sibédive, who seem to think they ars something more than comraon, whom to criticize would be an outrage for which the offender should receive some terrible punish- ment. I call on temperance men to see that this abuse of power is brought to an end at ence, Let whcever it may concern make a ccte of this—that when a majority of the people, by their votes, make a law to promote temper ance, they will be heard.

Yours truly, Scorr Act.

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The Czar’s Coronation.

In the Council of Ministers held on; Saturday it was finally decided that the coronation of the Czar should be put off until next year. This grave decision was arrived at in consequence of numerous ré-

PE tae _ | volutionary pei discovered by the] A news association understands ses “Moscow i s the — ; vent of an of the. Gonmission Merchants, |S:7 “ic jx, eptin are tt oan cry dn he

jeampaign, Sir Charles,

g cere- mony to take place on the 17th’ of Septem- ber, the Russian 29th, the anniversary of ber arrival in Russia. The Council of Ministers had decided to adopt this date provided that General Dolgorouki, Governor General of Moscow, was favorable. It was the information furnished by the latter on

This decision discontents every one, as it will furnish aliment to the party of the Grand Duke Constantine, which bases its hopes on the theory that a Russian sovereign is not really an Emperor until he is crowned, and that the people should de- pose the prince who refuses to submit to the ceremony. . It was resolved in the same Council that to mitigate the evil effect of this decision that their Majesties would svon pay a private visit to Moscow,

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Uses of a Willow.

The willow is seldom looked upo nas good for anything else but fuel, yet it possesses wood of much value for other purposes. In England, where it is often sixty or seventy feet high in twenty years, there is no wood in greater demand than good willow. It is light, very tough, soft, and takes a good finish, and will bear more pounding and knocks than any other wood grown there, and hence its use for cricket bats, for floats to paddle-wheels to steamers, and brake blocks to cars. Itis used extensively for turning, planking coasting vessels, furni- ture, ox-yokes, wooden legs, shoe lasts, ete, Fuller says;—‘‘ It groweth incredibly fast—it being a by-word that the profit by willows will buy the owner a horse before that by others will pay for the saddle.” The basket willow, well cultivated, will yield a net income of $150 a year to the acre. On the whole, therefore, it wonld seem that the various kinds of willow, the economic value of which has been hitherto entirely over-looked in our country, are eminently deserving of attention and will amply reward those who cultivate them.

o<“an>s

Personai.

Lonpon Academy arranges English poets of the present age in the following order:—Tenny- son, Browning, Rosetti, Morris, Arnold, and Swinburne.

Dom PEpR», the present Emperor of Brazil, has been on the throne longerthan any other living monarch, and his reign exceeds by six

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GENERAL NEWS.

The latest Eagiish fashion is the paint- ing of blue veins on ladies’ temples, wrists and arms.

Blue serge will be worn, trimmed with red, white or black braid, and having wide box plaits or small kiltings.

cream is not to be classified among the necessaries of life, and has fined a confec- tioner ten dollars and costs for selling it on Sunday.

The September report of the Ontarie, Bureau of Indastries shows that through- out Western Ontario the harvest season was an unusually iong and tedious one. The east fared somewhat better, The crops throughout are not so good as thyse of pre-” ceding years. eaee, Coe 4 There are thirty-three ‘‘ railway schodla” in Russia for the instruction Maliiaeee established becauss not v ( seo iv” was impossible to get Ritasians cal cation enough to be intrtisted with thé higher places, and even at this one-half of; all the locomotive engineers in Russia axe, Germans. ; ton Nihilism is still the terror Of the Russian Government, if we may judge from the. re-

solution of the Council of Ministers to post- pone the coronation of the Emperor at Moscow until next year. date of this

event has been more than once fixed; but fear of the plotters against the Crown hat ied to its postponement from time to time,

A fund is’ being’ fAised for the ee of a ch at Spires, to te t nesacayte ee famous protest laid before the Diet heldwim that city by six princes and fourteen imperial towns, on the 19th of April, 1529, which gave to the partizang of Lwther the name o Protestants. _T oi ed cost of the building is about 45,000.

Even the Russians appear to have been struck with the good work .done by the English and Indian cavalry during the Egyptian campaign, especially with their éxpertness in dismounting and fighting’as infantry. The authorities have quickly learned the. lesson, and an order will. be issued transforming the whole of the cav- alry, except specimen regiments. of the Guards and Cossacks, into Drayoons, who shall fight both on horseback and on foot.

e, Under For- eign Seoretary, is likely to be promoted to

a position in the Cabinet. A now appoint- ment will be made to fill the office which he at present holds. Fresh appointments

will also probably be made to ee of the Council and the Chancallorship o the Duchy of Lancaster before the ne session of Parliament, and Mr. Childers, War Secretary, will become Chancellor. of the Exchequer,

The question was repeatedly asked, both during aud after the debate on the vote of credit in the H of Commons, w

guarantee the Government had that the war would last only three months. “Mr. Childers must have had some kind” 6f assurance that it would not continue much

beyond that term, for he gave as a. why Sir Garoet’ Webley “hts col ndifowed

leagues of high rank had bee

retain their’ civil offices at hontslds well as their inilitary appointments) abroud, that the war was expected to be of'shert dure- tion. | ‘

The Arabic paper, Bl Taif, fairly eclipsed all o\her journals in its description of the bombardment of Alexandria. Here is a portion of its account :--‘‘ War News.--On

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opened Lire om the & we returned the m.) an ironclad “fi At 5 o'clock (noony™ between Fort Phare At half-past six (1,3 of-war ight g

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0 - Ww oi? Baso Frenele ard as hy of the man w married daughter Pe H. Gook, M. P., for East

Simcoe, at Toronto, the other day. bride wore a rich, ivory-satin robe,

real ee lace flonnces, the collar Elizabethan style, the front e em-

broidered with pearls, garnitu orange blossoms, myrtle j d- some wreath of flowers, and point lace veil. The bridesm were at- tired in rich white watered , trimmed with merveille lace, wreaths ef shaded roses, long tulle veils, and baskets of shaded roses and ferns. ‘he bridal ts were numerous and valuable, the bride's father giving the furnished house and grounds on eli ‘‘Canaan,’’ and $50,000 in addition.

| years that of Queen ‘ictoria. His father ab-

A correspondent of the Provideuce Jour-

nal writes from the Narragansett Pier, ‘more than fifty one years ago, but he was’ every one seems to be picturesque in the

ng costume,, The young wemen never

,look so handsome as when they step lightly

Hexzent Spencer dictates every word of and with unfettered limbs down to the em- his books to an amanuensis, and works only; braces of the sea, and emerge drippimg

= ~- | dicated in his favor on the 7th of April, 1831, 7s $4 op +. BA x 5 Nas P fee 2 2 governed by regents for some time until he | bathi a *] ~ i4 e at his majority. Bs Saray a apeer es = three hours a day.

‘worked longer than that.

allotted three hours are spent, anything for diversion— particularly the opera or the concert .or billiards, and above all, when he is quite used up, the country. He is extremely fond of the country, and im his periods of greatest distress will fly thither himself up a httle.

Mrs Bootu, wife and active coadjutor of the Generalissimo of the Salvation Army is the daughter of a lady of rank who was banished from friends and home in early life because she resolutely chose to marry a Methodist lay preacher in preference toa man of wealth and position who was a suitor for her hand. The story of this painful epoch in her mother’s life and the years of devotion that followed,

id in Apothecaries’ ap » nore than anything else, to bave in- Agents for nee Gaward iulenee and ta Dene spre ra Booth to enter upon tht remark-

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|ment of fashionable dress. stay until he picks life of energy of movement in keeping with

For years he has not from the rolling wall of water. Their red Then, when the ‘caps on the bluevater make spots of :ovlor

to delight the painter's eye, and the uncon- strained grace of their attitudes is some- thing never seen in the cramping confine- They have a

their unfettered freedom; and here is one running With no unequal pace.in a race with a young man, whereas in a tolling dress she would have been helpless iii the obm- test. The young wen are elmose equally improved by the revelation of their figares, and some of them Jouk like athl-tes ready for the olympic games. Here are a couple whose superabundant musele is stimulated by the me and the vigorous air to the necessity of a run, and, with elbows 384 ‘to the sides, they start out for a mlle sab along the sand. |

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