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—_— a at ae ——— - : 4 ae _— —— CHARLOTTETOWN 4 oo | | Fire Insurance Co'y, — em ES ‘ cr Z eCncee, PAR'S, Mutua Ire y, - K » MINER | é orre spond 5 oar qe 1878 | ; A WN (eu — MBDA! a Ai idle : H ig DAILY UX AT " . - 17 «selves responsible or ; ; Feel I Ik ICE HOURS, from 10 a. m., to I P. tm, 2 nt | aa” Ve do not hola OUTSCOM e ftae le ts 4 Eda bays | | ie) io a ser opinions of our corresponde its | SEF a, Vv. PALME ; |ANUARY 28, 1880 the statements or opi —_——| ent 1 EPS H. V, PALMER, aan | —— S Oe eee! Acting Secretary . 17: e 4) Bye Le} ‘ ' "rs S tary’s Office, Kent Street, Tir ar ant. | To the Editor of the Lcamiueer.. 7p LOTti Secretary Py tue Fee. Soper | gan Str,—I notice in late issues of the JOSEPH GIL i~wrQ Jan, 26th, 1880—lwk eed ~ nicht to see! oan , : extraordinary advertisement ‘~ FEY 7’ a” Z p }y N S . ee ee eo = a ,T ‘ity Council meets to-nigul ©" | paper rather an extraol t the Head of t S i 4 Fu bd 4 Pur City Vouncs ionation of | headed ‘‘Public Meeting at the Nea Ile $ UT THE ® A E : “ i +4 hy ‘esionati } tL} neadec is “yr ee sy respectaie ' —T "HROUGH( 1T what's to be done about thet +| Peter’s Bay,” signed by two very res] a BY ALL DEALER THRE | - L a . nt. Prebably the best} + -of the Peace, calling a meeting mn WORLD. the Fire tase nt. 2 e recon-|‘; 4100 ne vil , the hone of 12 p. m. I p - PEDLARS’ SLEIGHS, all complete ; psig ‘ies Wathers can ao is t | Friday next., at the eee is Id ; a ae “DLs : thing the City ae the Board of} sume that this mecting is intend oe “- — ~ ween 2 running part new. Price low. ‘der their dismissal irem th ’ | ot at nicht but in the day time, else some Bm 5 am sider their disn . .fi not at night but in th a, oe : 2 . B Poi Ee : —ALS® . . (without cause or notice) 0° es ntiemen therein invited to a atteud aa R. AR | } | Fire \ ardens ( Wieee . .. s he It tne . : " . an) opportunity of appear ig l Light Wood Sleigh, price $6 en y- ‘ Messrs. Peake, Koughan and Crabbe. *~} would not : ig al ct . ‘one told in Holy Wout C 1 Box Sleigh, price only $6, : eh importance to the City that the | in the true light. . ; ie creat supper a id q 1 Light Sleigh, suitable for hauling water, x! prime importan . that ‘‘a certain man made & gre: . : s ’ aes +t should net at once be de ae ’ cs vy.” Following this ¢ cample, ” them HENRY COOMBS, i Fire D spartment 32101 ' } t @) } ee . heen b dden to ceme to tie Jan. 26 1880—3i g -— J of nearly all the best and most @X-} . 49: many have be te ot Gi Potub yern og | ga ‘ ! ” — ae a ; or T= ay ny E though new ! feast at the Court House, at dS¢é. Me a * yy it] oe Repeat (i jor { i¢ & — 4 : mn in it. ven thonst : the 200) ob First there is invited . e be erien ed men il lon the sUtThH uit. 5 ‘ = . ae a 3 , s appointed, the Departiment cannot | the local Representati ay Ovi. ‘ Benefit @: the a Et ¥ men aro AYPysL cont; . , lan : -* met rht reasonably expect. dalla any sudden} .vosatines. ag one mig! 7 or . .cted to W wrk well on 4 ” : Penresentati » reterrea WW: A rt LJ ER : be expected te her aah —yethaenge as abcore sagt payaaiing AM AN mean £ J emergency. As Mr. Hooper is decidedly the fully re- " . ~ i _—_—- man, it is he, [ infer, that 1s respectiully hs : ee Thy is the popular Politics in England. quested — to pony Why 1s ne vaen ° i a ; tovernment not bidden ° ‘* oo leader of the i cal Grove! omen . a ( y > . Za 7 ah On- ha feast? Then the Dominion represent \ : . : The Pall Mall Gazette taunts the P| the feast? nt are overlooked. Why is During this month we will AND OTHER es itl ‘sterions reserve in re-| tives ol — ‘Can’ the Commissioner 2f IN THE ¥ position with myste i The| this, I ask? Has the ex-Comm onl sell at : dq . : affairs. n 7 ng IS : ader beceme so sluil- : tt fusing te discuss national atta ~ a | Public W orks and his lea ~4 ae a. waite . Choice Bran 5, ; le believe that the prospect of eI) denjy popular in the 2nd Distri tfully sough: Y Vi . j peopie , mu ey ; he ae Pm “h] ir presence 18 80 respectiully soi i ¥ é a y many attacking Russia 1s daily increasing. that rhe : SS tan tenet eee oe Re WOR SALE AT e \ , “ t F i aa j . Cc yh erva- after : si a phir aii SC al } e. 4 = ‘ a N é Sir Stafford Northeote, at the 8 _ Mr, | Peters can manage to represent theit Jo al 7 q 9 a tive banquet at Leeds, after compa Ry previncial wants without the aid oi eae ' j f BEER & GOFFS’. 3 Gladstone to Zadkiel, of Almanac fame, 2 t politicians” from Queen’s County. ¥. : a1 V fi I ; aGSe _ oe ae . i th} en O1DICLANS Ur x ‘ , a . an leclaring that his prophecies are rial I oe i} , A j =e ' j Jan. 12, 1880. ut " ss - ; he +} art . . — iia sproved Dy the event, ; . ; nea fh re. ; ai - ‘ culous, and always dis] seeey : ; Beacon-| Hurrah for Daily Mails Once More With a slight change of Programme. ; . . iad his beavers that. Land Beacon ™ ence ; n of Partnership, — e} remint od his heare RP wecia in the hour of a S. N. EARLE, Musical Director. ' 7 f field’s Cabinet turned Russia in the MAILS VIA THE CAPES. ns “eine ae i s _—e fF oN ] from the gates of Constant! P eee Januarv 97. LSSO-—®i ; ' ‘ed , her or “7 that there was a good —— ———_. $$ HE pig em | ye aon = : nc salt Hav bilel , a. / Editor of the Examiner. . S ; rs. under e name a nople, and and that it would be| To the Editor of the ee to clear our steck in the fol- by the Savas, dissolved time coming, — ees ew rtunes of} Srm,—The truly wise and prophetic editi ; 5 § a ae Dorsey & Jost, has this day been disso q , Th aa stort ies . Ii ie, - } > , 3 ' { : 1 Wi 3 folly to bewail me ia the fears| of the East has overdone the thing in his two fe : ae mutual consent. All debts due by the Firm 4 the past. He added that the E last issues. In the issue of the loth inst., Le lewing departments, V1Z: will be paid by R. K. Jost, to whom all 4 of dis ress in jreland were increas aie ‘* a leader, se step Onward, and ac SECOND TERM, 7880. parties indebted to said Firm are requested 4 ing, nd that the Government was cording to the prophetic word of ‘‘A Step On. Or *y 7 BOYS’ to make payment—at McGill’s old stand, 4 rapidly maturing measures of relief. ihe ward,’ has already been taken, viz., that of E a pau, MEN § AND Queen Street. . > Right | fon "a Smith, First Lord o! sending the mails via ¢ apes Lraverse ana 10°- TO! ICE—The Second jerm oI FRIDAY JOHN DORSEY, a the Adiniralty, claimed at the same meeét-| .- > at. balauce of this season and, ro AN ing School will commence on F : — RICH’D K, JOST, 4 : ! - : ’ a cc > Eo? : 1atw rae ere er : TU ON VQ } » Of th i 3% at th »>usuAa our, . - 2 , ; in . th j F Yr 1 Peace snisheld S po aad wa donht, eve LItGr. : ; oa ( ' 4} . > . o | N¢ 2 a eae aa open ; ae TUES- Charlottetown, Jan. 15, 1880—rg ar pat 3i 4 ; > a snmneration of territom ; e last two leaders of the A. CU. A., tl A vuvenie ASS Wli re aes : se a 1c rj at no annexacion . : i} e last two lea ; ; : ; : - ERBRUARY. at half-nast : Z ree —. ; 3" if >! ip} ad unless Imperial | F scory is repeac im smuUuch es DAY » tne 3rd Ks EBRL Aly sie half pase 3 ie has ever been alied +. OT e inde} nde Sc en ured to be fun for the Advertise| »’ clock. . 3 Ni & 3 or re Pom ati ‘ 1%. ahi Ih ep . vi | wi Y ad} : = melee ‘. ’ »° » cael ry 1 o aid rT — e YA ‘18e e rrr , ae aaa been respected as long} seemed + mt ) «fae. Nee Or Tas Deen era ee, age iy. Laniste ee 3 : rovince, @& t!. | w > carefully taught in this Ciass, a . . : ; 7 on oe Sir William Vernon Har-jand me ie] this * revince, ¢ ¢!. | will be carefull} * ee od on at hours to TAKE this epportunity te inform the was KOSSLDLA. wi ry Like S | * 4 ; weal 1} yniv < ‘ > @ Private PSsSOoDS given : A , as was Sl 19 : oaths: ill Oxford de-{|ouly gettu wo} ils a week. and ‘ ‘y OL é P. S. rrivate ie 1 ae) public that I have leased the new Shop 4 yurt, ijn & ringing speeca at nee | ¢ be How silly { 0 on Weexly boas suit applicants itte rill’ > it clared the burden of all the eriminal blun-| last week. " How silly to goon weeisls feekt te aa E. BURRIS recently fitted up at McGill’s Old Stand, on clare . 1é bur er i ashi lav on the} ing ecause ft S °. a } , recs Te mr Bt vis. Queen Street, a few doors below the London .) ders that had been Nyce “Alea Goat a. 3 of | this Vv y wa h WwW 'nve} tO make a Jan. °27, 1880 oF House; and having bought the Stock and ; a hs 7 “One . at uc ul aa ‘i, i Seale ie ‘ ek: and -onter t Pre O SES SE de NEE --— TT ° : Bf Tories nd ee oe be the last day| *¥e to threetriy Pets oe even a - oe Machinery of the late Firm of Dorsey & Jost, . ’ ae oe oak, marke | teh netiege DUMINg, the A Cie Caer ae | 3 4 ROH I shall be prepared, in a few days, to carry a of Tr ry ruie. ir Charles i cd én a gl , thy. : Ans: i a ni Se 5 . : a3 23 . on the Boot and Shoe a in all ite 4 ll : lattar Hroposing’ Lo Ci aes. era t years expericnce ‘ : k jaltvy—on writes & etter pro} 5 : BO y 7 abe branches. Custom work a specialty cash : 5 a ° to pliament LO thel.,, 7" Py ra a. lL Many otners, s ss » me the aitention ol Parli ee Pa " 1 halle x principles. oa ‘ ‘abn! 4 Gisdstone |] ,} te alTOW-mlndea creatures, miis- J - EY eee roantin' at Cabul. Mr. i 3 ed . OHN DORS 5 execu yt a S..4 Nartheata’s« Blun- j er tbliec opin nD, and doeg-in-the- a E ‘hy? 15 1880 t c Ee attacke| Sir Stafford Northeote’s: oa: | a ts ae aie | inseaiivenenchaiiaiait Ch’town, Jan. 15, —ar pa p dering inisrepresentation oi the finances | BAD_ST Uke — 7 oe —_—_ 7 3 - = alk aaa ; nprere aa yplicahle to himself. ; : % on Friday. Mr. Foster =e “0 apy ca } o 4 ae article under review (no doubt the FINHE SARBATH SCHOOL in connection . C afi h . xyati Transvaal, on the ee eG . ' . 2 cb Segoe = ‘ . corm 6 , O S A the annexation of the Tran _ Se a ae one that sent the mails to go via the Capes i. with Zion Church will give a MEN'S AND ROYS’ erring. o. ff ; ground that the Boers protect siavery, ee ans the weather-wise editor says ‘‘that b? oi . t ‘ sat * ‘ _ ° “1 Dien ; Thi leclara- uture) tn VCAUNCL- Wie a wy Wht ‘4 = wer the English will mae it. Phis = ack the Capes route other years we had a on? Concert alt Literary Rutertainmen j ‘tees FOR CASH, + ° coAT. en ‘ . 7 uc an ) ( “7 nee 8 “i £ vy ia l S , fs * ¢ ten j } tion of Mr.- Foster has very much anno) mail a weck and sometimes less, was far o =— : ° j the I iberals indeed, Mr. Leonard Court- oftener the case.” I merely quote this t» IN THE BASEMENT, 50 bbls. Herring, i hd . . . oa s veut ” 2 - en a % ; ney, M. P., formerly one of the editors of show the style of this literary genius, so that i ae 100 qgtls. Codtish, the ‘‘ Times,” writes to that journal to say} 4). people may judge of his truth as a prophet i 1 > 200 bags Salt. MAL oo he pe , e . the same line of argument would justify an! 444 oloquence as a writer. In the oe reer Thursday the ith February, ,s W rT Wail iniquitous annexation of Afghanistan. he calis loudly for another powerful steame P ' Head Queen s W harf, opposite ei 5. There are everywhere indications of a break | to assist the present one to carry two to ape Assisted by the Choir and several musical 3 f ; . ~ “ ° ° » hep wene fin reate exr ng . 1a > 2 of * m in the Liberal Councils on the question of | mails weekly during mrt en ge : 4 instruments, we intend this te be one of the | j A DIiHS To Fisheries and Factories, pe Lord Beaconsfield’s foreign policy. minut neocesarily’ge wa the Capes when, - most enjoyable entertainments of the season. ' cf : : ll aiasaatadaigeilanteioens ice cemes dowr, or Gees tents we vis Ps Admission 15 cents ; children 10 cents. NE TON AMERICAN MANILLA MAR. #) wh steamers may be ice- bound at Carriboo Island “ = a m- 2 LUs ; bo gt The Sublime Porte Makes an Ex- = aaa athe’ ible: Wo’ onk thin aida Doors open at 74 o'clock ; concert to co LIN (Tarred and White), Cotton Lines, fi 5 . whist the other may i 7 eee sk saat : . . we: ae | planation. That this winter is unusually mild, no}™mence at S. 2PAGRPR Twines, Leads, Hooks, Bait Mills, Fish ee that this winter is wath u, Th D. M. FRASER, j Anchors, Cotton Ducks (light and! heavy), 1 a ; eatin anes wi thaws followed by hard frost to make 1¢6e, 1% Musicai Director. ; = H Ro Wire Ro a ’ ; sed note toe wir ‘ ] pe pe ee ret have WReAN coils Manilla Rope, emp pe, pe, a , The Porte has addressed a note ee ee ee Lae J. A. LAWSON, Paints, Oils, Tar, Oakum, Ships Chandlery. f ° we eae : . . i ; Ltt. 22. 2 Ee Straits +9 : ee : : ain 7 , & Austin Layard, the British Ambassader, Inj not much drift in the 8 ul Tn to hinde Supt. S. Schoel. DiS’ Sail Making Light*Dueks for Boats’ Sails. a ; 4 . “ ; ‘ , sai navi ration —{at least none at the apes to f1ln or 3S) Paw wth pres pat ar - , s Ze reply to the latter's ultimatum on the prose inten: Sdethiain Reakhy ‘aid ott x tad te, Jan. 26, Ise pe ae } Pate D. SMALL. ‘ : cution of Koller, a German missionary, for but few mails by the Georgetown-Picton: {~~ n nan Tan S | Jan, 21, 1886—ti é :* distributing religious tracts. The Porte| Cariboo Isiand route- whereas if the — Valuable Py OHErey {OF oh B, [ ERS é argues that the proceedings of Koller justi-| er was at the Capes we could easils as = ii LI HT . ; fi “1 t} asizare of ‘this papers, which ‘were | round or return daily trips ; and 18 tS ea IFENGAT FARM lately owned by John and S, . j 3 ,s nl sa aia i out of regard for England ;} too bad that"the Northern Light doesn’t tr Peter Meikle, situate on Lot 23, in ' only returned ou gare ) 4uio Oe Oe ee ee tee ae shorten the route | - ee. eee ’ A : ; 7 that Aimed Tewfik the Mohammedan| the Capes at once, va, Summerside, and tha| Qveen’s County, : —- — JILL MAKE DAILY TRIPS between Le t, deserves the punishment awarded to} rom ¢ harlettetown, ’ a ure 1 rint,| , For further particulars apply at the otlice Georgetown and Pictou, until further 4 PL ; rs nformity with the religious laws| ¥°* Se rena, ad Re east . eee .Jof Messrs. Hopason & McLxop, Charlotte- notice, (Sundays excepted) leaving Georgetown Oo him 1 co mit % a1 4 9 | west of Moncton, by at least eighty to on tow i Pic ther 1 ile sai her: ms BEAN } “i: own. at 6a. m., and Pictou at 1.40 p. m., wea ; £ the country, and that he was liberated ebdiied aids el Uiet nay Doininion vente ‘ j » M., = es 1 “ry ency of the Council. The hundred a 1 oo a sy l to cause:| %@2- 9, 1880—eod The balance of oul permitting. - only by ie clemency oO a oe a sentatives are all muy aevermines ‘ Cau: ne a ae WM MITCHELL, Porte expressed satisfaction at the resump- the two short branches of R. R. to be con ‘ ie ent 0 Dep't. e ie _ . “47 ' British fei Dl ct summer Let us begin at once— . Ag . tion of tiicial relations with the structéedinext summer. sev US CS e nan 8 Ch’town Dec. 19 1879. : A A mbass:dor. and begin by the proper route—a step onwar in ’ ’ ; A ee via the natural channel—via Capes Traverse UST RECEIVED per Northern Light, 00 00 S ; ; The wind is unseen, but it covls the|and Termentine. Yours. etc. = @F choice lot of Finnan Haddies, at ’ COOK FAD f brow of the fevered one, sweetens the sum- Care TRAVERSE. FISH MARKET, " . mer atmosphere, and ripples the surface of Jan. 26th, 1880 Jan. 17, 1880. Grafton Street. i ; the lake into silver spangles of beauty. So PES ee Ne ee ea - , en Eee See F goodness ef heart, though invisible to the The Duke of Argyle and the Mar- wT PROMENADE t 5 7 io material eye, makes its presence felt ; and riage of the Princess Louise. The i eW bal as UME, : from its effects upon surrounding things we oes . Most Economical for Family ; re assured of its existence. The Duke was much scandalized when|yytp7 MANY PERSONS have failed to 5 Use, being More than Twice : —_—-@ - ° c 4 . ~rittea an a) c : > ’ ” . . ~ informed that he had committed an uncen- B come and settle their accounts. ' > : ry rm ’ Tote]. Ottaw building itutional ¢ it lvising th Jueen to be- ‘ . its Weight of Uncooked 9 The C'arendon Hotel, Ottawa, DUlLGINS | stitutional act in advising the Queen t The subscriber respectfully requests all ; ia at pre ent undergoing a renovating pro- stow her daughter on his son. A depend- partica owing him, either bv Meat. : cess, prior to its being occupied by the Art| ent of this great man’s observed that ‘ it}! : 4 : Tj PP yg ° -F 7 ee ait has “we ‘ i 4 ere a : Exhibition, which will be held for two or! was only the Radical newspapers that said Note of Hand or Book Account, = ' B, So ( J p ; all li Ins, three weeks during the coming session. so,” but Argyll looked grave. As a mem- F Afterwards the building will be prepared ber of the (Jueon’s Government in 1870-1, |r ~ thea Sama ;« A (S aamass ’ . rf . 1% : 42 2° *} Fin } oO e D © re sek aa\Y € . for the reception ef the Geological Museum, he was unquestionably responsible for the . a . x o : ¢ ‘ = e ss - “ s *,° P m ac a LETT ‘ which will be opened on the first ef June. marriage, and any political cconsequen J QUIRK BEER & GOFF S. ; pat ces ‘which might have resulted there- ee eee . “ ' Jan. 13, 1880. og ‘ a ' n. 2 vesill 3w A Montreal inventor has just succeeded| from. The advice tendered by the Duke en sani Ninetendet hc + 3s Oe a . ia in securing a patent for a new kind of air conjointly with his colleagues may be : ; , hf brake for railroad trains. The advantages best decribed as one of those little = Splendid lines of claimed for it are, that the power is applied political indiseretions which no _ states- £ a ; to the rear car, or caboose, of a train first,!man can help committing half-a dozen & tain dnalintas - preventing “telescoping ;” that the power | times in his career. It was no worse a one : [ f ready « xisting is made use of ; that the] than that ofa Premier who gives his wife: Hire o fi: = —— ° : - a Ty i 5 . . \ power may be applied to only a few OF tue!a Peerage or himselfa Garter. When the 2 d 2 rear cars, but at the same time bring the | Princess was first introduced to the Ladies 5 —— s . : — > : 7 +7 1 c ; CY » TAT ri ‘ 3 heaviest train almost immediately to a Campbell, oue of them asked :—‘* Shall we TENENDERS addressed to the Postmaser- you Louise?’ Her Royal Higl General, will ] ived at Ott : , ’ standsti ieall you Louise ?”’ er Royal Highness} | reneral, will be received a awa, un- . in made ne answer. In spite of this damper, | til noon on FRIDAY, the 20th FEBRT ARY AT 19, 12 AND 14 CENTS PER YARD. - Hen. Mr. Langevin, Minister of Public! the Duke was very happy.and proud of the |NEXT, for the conveysnce of Her Majesty's r Works, and the Hon. Mr. Bewel), accom- | connection, as he had reason. For if some | aiaile on proposed contracts, for four years, BEER & GOFF’S i i det? Rites fant « PTY. : Cer ae a il nex ‘er eac the f ; panied \y Mr. Scott, Chief “Architect fox | forty Princes and Princesses were to die in | from - April next, over each of the follow e : e if the Public Works. Department, have been | good time, he might find himself one day |'"8 routes, viz. ; Jan. 13, 1880, » at Belleville, their object being to examine | crandfather of a Defender of the Faith. | Albany and North Tryon, When the

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Marchioness ef Lorne came to Inverary Castle, the Duke |a@ great feast and himself ‘give ‘* three cheers for Hon. ir. MeKenzie has been requested | daughter.” —Truth. to appear before the Dominion arbitration | —— case of Barnard,'who claims $225,000 on

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aes be ie aiinke Ta tained, at the Post Offices at which the ser- : . : 16 elaborate essay ‘ SS€, vices commence and terminate, or at the account of a contract for constructing a} M. P., in which he institutes a COMParison office of the subscriber : —whDer . Yara: . . : oe + soe e a: telegrap) line to British Columbia. The |} etween Sir John A. Macdonald and Lord VY. W. McLEOD . ie: ° a ; : = ’ ; i 2 = . . - 4 ; a evidence so far shows the claim to be un-| Beaconsfield, has been translated into Eng- Asst. P. O. Inspector BEB &% GO H H S j Nyy oo. . “ . | a2“ . . . > ” " : satisfactory and to justify Mr. McKenzie | lish, and will be published in pamphlet P. 0. Inspector’s Office, Charlottetown, } ‘ : 5 ° | in resisting payment. ° , form. 15th December, 1879, Jan, 8, 1880, Jan, 12, 1880. fr ’ mith.