—_ —-gae sperm > Mandl nia. tee o a eet cent Anant eoncatil SS etna ARERR aT - ae ee a = ee a RS eee MS Py Dottars A YEAR. ‘* This is true Liberty, when Free-born Mew having to advise the Public, may speak free.’’—vunxiripes. SINGLE Corizs Two CEN ~ . > . 8 ‘ vr wW SERTLS CHARLOTTETO ‘WARD IS > Re LQ r( W SERLE iD) . SAT ‘D. x MA OH 4, 1882 Vol 10.395 4 ‘ NN i it \ n FOO, Ot, Use VO, 86. . i a ; 5 - . s es } 7 Xt7 gc T rm THE DAILY KXAMINER R p TTS W AD “T THEN C CORRESPONDENCE. | wave oye IS ISSUED EVERY EVENING, ) i 4 a e iy ui: ( ) i i iN TAR > ma The Dundee F Pp ; I af By tac Examiner Pustisuinc Company, ~ We do not hold vurseives respo mesibl: for the) pty. i *. a ee ger three . : opinions or statements of our corr appone dents | ays’ discussion, decided agaiwat the use of ’ eroM THEIR Orricr, CoRNER OF WATER — 0 ——____ | }organs in their churches: ip AND GREAT GEORGE STREETS iT the Edit f the : A dispute arose Saturday between some ’ 1 : : oth or of the Lxaniner. . Spute arose oaturuay oCetmec om @harlottetown, : . P. E. Island. LAs & A BROWN &e EO |. In T i f th colored men in asaloon on Notre Dame ; ‘ ; : | Dear Srr,—In THe Examiner of the | siree lont Rares or Sx RIPTION : a6h - glee se 24th ult | re: ‘ ones stl thi : Pra na Montreal, when » lugiiy-am, samed = aia | lee 3 si ' GEES Sy read a letter from this place,| Hayes, interfered to separate therm. In ; Six Jionths, : - - $2 5 Le “very art . Sats . os , . coniplaining of the mail driver and his Jack “acl eld Three Months 1 25 Keep ip Every Department of their Establishment a full assortment of By 2 hak 2 vn us lack the ecufile a revolver, held by one of the Months, - ; or pinck. Now, hink, for one, the writer } pars xnlods ay shee she ' One Month, ° . - 0 50 lmight have waited a little longer, before Deer a i a i ae 7 be 7 lone i - a ; hayes mouth, ano, passiPhg into Gis Dbrein . = | Ge ee jaa eal — a iving , t te 118 ink aly sme a2 ) . 4 > ’ rn . ’ , — A ivertising at most moderate rates. r i ‘Af. L as iN | i ) : ” a WN a Ace —, ie te (3-C) ODS, ek . ering i. e se eae 0 a arm - cansed instant death The deceased was ; ontr may 1 made for monthly, : , ° ie 1@ very bad/ahout 24 years of ace and a nephew of t ian state of the roads, Ithink he has served; jr R ; } ; , : qu stair, half yearly or yearly advertise pe a Mir, Ryan, wember of Parhament from ments, on application. of superior quality and texture, which cannot be surpassed either for price or quality, = well, up to the present—very obliging at | Montreal. 1 s | il times, and very polite to his passe gers. . as they import direc 1g N : Substanti e3 in the affai | ry l ect from the best British and Foreigu mar kets. Now, the date referred to in the le tter, it ™ : omg y progress in the affairs of the : ALMANAC FOR MARGH, 1882 would have been very little use for Mr. |5*lvation Army is reported from Than : - , s j wo IT a" . , Fr ~ y TY ” r ry TOY E } Ge el “4 _ ; ; 4 : : , i |INSPECT THEIR STOCK IF YOU WANT GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY ia 9 Povle to have come here; for the trains were | P@"™ of England. Not long ago was an + | J * ° > : } : MOON'S CHANGES. —— delayed, and so no communication. 1|#OUnced the rental by them of s large build- i Full Moon 4th day, Sh. 27m. p. m, 8. E | LS — —sras—==—— isuppose the writer found time hanging|'™6 ') & fashionable part of London. _ Itis — rhird Quarter imtu Gay, 5h. 15m., p.m, N, oe Leavy on his hands, and so wished to be vow learned that at Clapton they intend to " (uelow seth ¢ i. - oe | 3 me oO i a employed in something; but, I would say, |*® ta congress hall to cost $100,000, and z New Moon 19th day, Sh ays maw. next time be employed in a more worthy that more than one-half of that sum has ; First Quarte rs 26th day, ' 9h. 2im. a. m., E. | object. " jalready been subscribed, One year ago | Di... |Sun |Sen |Moon|High | Days| AT | Yours, ete., hey had in England only twenty eight ; yy DAY OF WEEK rises| cata rs co all Fate h ss Tre Piay: stations; new t they have 265. Phear paid : 2 3 Vh, | : array Harbor South, March 2, 1882 oficers number 585, and their imeome is jh m hi aft’o| mort a. ee rr 285 G0 ast ar §.000.0% api L W ednesday 1G 4 43 5 £2) 2 54 3 33 8 ta? a] ' h nen ' "7 see fcieon ‘eae . sae J ea | j wh © be maw b1iGhs fic Gist WUuUvea, ‘ : wt a ms 4: | 4 53' 9 “| 3 } he Edito: of the Examiner. ‘. Lo sie Brad 3’ Friday Mi ool ot & sai © asl | A Li nC respondent says that Brad- tt &g 4 Saturday 38; 46/ 5 53/10 23 11 24 rt - - Srm,—I notice a letter from Dr. J. T. jlangh’s « expul lsion is now admitted to have ' 3 5 Sunday | 36} 47) 6 55/10 53 | 3 | € ti 7 7 ~ x [ Jenkins. “sp ting i ! llike to] een > lt was due Brac h’ i 7 ; iz Sia Se oO iny tock oO wroceries ; ve respecting which T wouk cen a inistake. It was due to Bradlaugh’s | ahTecedey 34) 49! . 9) tl 24 Ss ceries a t sound @ note o f warning to the alrea ady cver- skilfully bat unscrupulousiy p'aying on and 7| Tuesda3 32) 50/9 iil 55, | : ‘burdened tax-payers-of this city. exasperating the House of Commons’ feel- giv ednes: lay ' 39 52110 4'aft 28 [ . : : , ’ 9 Thursda 2s; 54111 7| 1 “9! . a Dr. Ji sukins liclne r failed to draw public | ings. Labouchere says the result in 10) Fri lay , 26| 55 mien! 1 43! SF : = Se atiention to the Lunatic Asylum, now turns worthe mpton will be a **toss up” Mach 10} lpcterdeg et ee “3 oI id ; his attention to water closets, &c. I would de} ends on the action of the Nonecntorm ‘ - v0) « -~ or > ike ‘ ask who nade ‘ antlema sts vine iniste r } is a bitt i giganday, =| 33} s7i 1 6} 8 44 ' Parties wishing to get their @R@UERIES Cheap should call at once and leave their orders, [6 60 SK who made, that gene aoe wae eters et Vere Cee 13 Monday 21; 58' 2 OG 4 49) HEaLta Orricek ? Has he pushed hims: lf) OP] on ent to Bradla gh The Liberals ie: Tucedsy 19'6 ol 2 49, 6 18| GOOD TEA, 25, 30 and 33 cents ; CRACKERS, 4 to 14 cents; MOLASSES. 47 cents: into it, or has the corporation engaged his! old not regret his defeat, but Conserva- f 15,Wednesday | 17| 1! 3 29! 7 35! | RAISINS, 10 cents ; CURRANTS, 8 cents SUGAR, 8 cents services? They have certainly the power} tives secretly hope he will be elected, o 16 Thursday | 15 | 31 4 5) 8 38) | 7 : Pee rr a to appoint one or more pt Lysic ‘Jans when re- | be lieving they ean profit by the contro- 5 ; 17| Friday | 13] 4! 4 33) 9 23) > T Net TT ro ~ f qtired. I see that a committee has been|‘ersy, Wi lich arouses religious animesities 4 I7|Rriday | 13) 4 48) oe yor) A large lot of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents; lot CHRISTMAS GOODS, very syp:inied to confer with the Maco) 7p. pyfiane's Loxton special | 19| Sunday } 9 7) 5 37:10 53 ‘cheap; and sundry other articles adieu ae a Ovricen. Now sir, this m the Tribune's London special says :—The 4 : O . is me so . at, » Dex ; FI NOW Bir s means money, and it 20 Monday 7| §' 6 1 33) c l , § © y « to numerous to mention all at cost lor Ca: h only . I think that the cs a8 is sp ent in this non- de hate on the cloture motion was opened ’ 21) Tuesday P @ 9) 6 41) morn ; sense the better. We have enough burden by Gladstone on Monday with a speech of ; | 2 ‘ ; } . \ $2)\Wednesday | 3) 11/7 18 0 13) § on our shoulders as it is. You have only |2U8™4? eloquence and persuasiveness. t Thursday (6 1| 12/8 2) 0 54 , ote Faw tial VY | Since the debase was necessarily pos i 1 4 F a ay 6 ol 1 39! * 3 to refer to the small-pox <care some few] q 10° Bie Cenase was necessal ly postponed, | riaé 5 59 > 5 52 39: j 7.) > R8 Sa - Ie - ” « : , . a . > sC¥ ‘ earvativ . o-_ Des . ai ‘ * 4 e5\Setardey oy isl? ‘5 1 Dec. 16, 1881—3m eod, wkly 109 Urrer ae he Se ae years, when $2000 00 were uselessly spent Con al eats havs been trintmwphantly ; —— by Sel cuban 2 for a hospital which was soon burnt, and ae gt os the Se ge nent proves that ; = oman, am Mace oe ee = . a , , LN 5S nnn for jand withonta title. It appears some ae unnecessary. - Sir Stafford North- . ceiteote, | Bil 19latt 46! 5 ‘horse-jockey had what was said the smail- Snail uimself leads the obstrue eo jl 29|Wednesday | 49 20) 1 47 7 1 pox, with that exception the whele expense onday opposing the techuical motion ; 30) Thursday 48 21/2 47; 7 57| . went for nothing. I have been informed — yo clear the way for debste on ae L Cae tin - ithe Lord’s Commiitee on the Land Act, - ~~

31 Friday that the Deminion Government have promis Privat . . . . *¢ . "i Vate a "Pr 7 oO ars 2 by y . . ‘ed the use of their hospital here, if the city rivate members, evon Liberals, show little

: q CARD ~ Readymade Clothing, Tweets and ear Cloths, should fy an ewerganey require it, T hove| te ryaiga ttn su PIRES OO at

into agi toe @! 2.

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“ ‘ j useless expence thes’ hard t Baroness Ulrike vou Lewetzoll, whose © Sis 4 AS I WANT: TO Chose ot M@’yf0dK IN THIS LINE Pyne ee Cavtios, [friendship wirh Goes is mentioned by all = an : THE MISSES CURRIE | March 3, 1882. the biographers, is etili living in. perfeet , ~g “a ° : 3 4 1 -~—see-0 -—-—--—— retirement at the castle of Tribin >. |

} the 4 ot 7 i : , by ban WER Hemoved trom the Rese recently Some Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Mantles and Shs vis and | Tho Public Debt. Lobosi'z, at the ripe age of 84. The Bar- = W. Tremain, Esq., to the Store lately occue| ay ° . » N z ~ : ‘ » 2 vy > CY * * — ee = her youth a cvlebra ed beauty, § Dee Ot en we Mur Lined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Dress Goods. | a, maintained « constant poemeapontmmen with ‘ and Grafton Streets, where they are still pre-| rom the Montreal Gazette.) Gi eth he for many years, and often met him

pared to fill orders for Dress and Mantle-) AT A LABRGHY BRA DU Ootiow. | Itis the fashion of the opponents of the} Carlsbad and Marienbad. She is con-

making. Mantles speciality, [fea imeod| | present Government to point to the increase | S°d8eP''y the owner of an extensive Goethe literature, and a Well-known specialist has

sii &" > rg | of th bli bt as an eviden f th JUST CGPENED AND MIARK #2) LOW, of the public de as an evidence. of the recently been commissioned to sift and

INSURANCE OFFICE. ire ecklegsness = sranertecieen their ad repare for eventual publicati ] Co} r . ministration } t 2 fi ilies “ar © ac event a mblication the cor- A Select Assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Velveteens, Ladies’ Sacques, &., 8, conciion mio which the counay as dnft-['ePantence with Goths ia the Baroness j ' . ing. These people take good care tou von Lewetzulf's pos ession.

ignore altogether the manner in which the| Owing to the misunderstanding of a pri- 5

Bueen lnsiirance Company, Ee WY TREMAIN i | proceeds of the loans which augment the] vate t slegt am on Friday night ” The Mail Bp n ® q idebt are being applied. They are silent] of Satur: ri 1 , .

OF ENGLAND. of Saturday morning contained an incor- - Y » 7 o ‘ ¢ ) ore . , 7. » > : , Nov. 1, 1881. 83 } QUEEN STREET Ure? the construction of great public works|rect statement in a news note as to the

CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS. ae a a ee looking, not only to the development of the] position of _ affairs. The budget speech

' ' ‘country, but tending to the increase of the} announces that the stamp duty is to be City of London Fire Insurance Company, CHARLOTTETOWN

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revenue, they fail to point how’that the/repealed ; but Sir John Macdonald point-

To Scotch and Rnglish Tweeds o7 Worsted ‘Suits growth of population to which these expen-|ed o.t, for the benefit of mercantile men, f

CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS, ESUSIRESS COLLEGE, ditures as capital eeu so largely|ihat as the Stamp Act was stiil in force, k x { . ’ ii contribute, has the result of giving us more|]stamps would have to be aflixed to notes if Insurance effected on all kinds of property | (ESTABLISHED 1373 " i or ( anadian TH ced = eits, | contributors to the revenue, and of pre-jand bills until the law was actually So. A oh Gdadeah vanes, Lauds sett promptly | EST SHE 73,) | K O f i] | VE “oe se se on ; the tax pealed. We assume that the repealing Act u and equitably. | Welsh & Owen’s Brick Building, Cor f { . ‘J per head. The Finance Minister, how-|will be pushed through the House with ‘ : i ihitieeaieeial g, Corner cf Oi vercoat ( 2 Lae , | be | gh th mise wit a F. KENNEDY , King and Queen Streets, Char- 0 5 0 . des Sct iptions, ever, was able on Friday _ to show | rapidity, in order that the large transactions fl ; . General Agent. lottetown, P. E. 1. not only that the individual tax| of the spring may be conducted without the Es Office—South Side Queen Square. Coe a -Go TO- | wee the people arising out of the public|need of stamps.— Mail. oe

debt has not been augmented during recent years, but that in the future there is noth

Ch’town, Feb. 3, 1&2.

The Toronto G/obe says the best service that could be rendered the young women

REAGH & MILLER, - - Proprictors.

wed

y § ‘ing to cause any alarm as to the burdens] -— ; nein > that will be imposed. Nay, more, Su th question 2 he d probably ‘ be oe i i . rye} is > e rt a Mw cn “ 9 Designed to Pducate Young Men = Leonard Tilley proved that, after complet em to ‘tise atave’ the week am a lish i , f Busi ing all the engagements to which the cour idea that there is anyth ing degrading in i er Business te Se eee eae : “| dome rvice , 4 i boil NG UPPER QUEEN STREET, try in now committed, after construcing the| domestic arvige, | No useful or necss-ary * <7 ‘Pacific Railway, completing our magnifi- 2 ne - “ menial im any dingracefal f D— \UR SYSTEM is conducted on Actual] TWO DOORS ABOVE APOTHECARIE S HALL CORNER cent canal system, and constructing such —_ =? ae ‘ rformed. All heneet f Bosiness and Scientific Principles, and : ” other public works as are called for, the | ‘CU 38 “0borFabie: zt them stipulate for (3 I P rood wages. fair } r 1d sores t ' | ania all gubje cts ne cessary for a thorough TI - : l t} , , : be i i tax upe n the people on account of the ‘pub- si] wages, ait ours, Ant reasol > ile ( \ | COMMEKCIAL itucation. Our facilities for ere you will fine ve largest and best assortment of Cloths in the lic debt will be aciual ily lessin 1890 th an periviieges In respect to Company and re- : . Irs ) 2 + os ‘ j . +} Marine Insurance Broker A aching these are the most comy lete that have/ Island. Prices very moderate. The best workmanship and a perfect fit it has been for some years past. On July creation. But to engage by the month 4 ’ lever been devised. Theory and practice are yuaranteed, ‘Ist, 4874, the net debt per head of our | °F the year, and to give an hon- { —AND— !combinéd, and the whole course rendered so|* Fd population was $27.88. In July, 1879, th est days work for a fair day’s wages, i | interesting and practical that the dullest stu- ” : : a bt hind t ad to O85 peel on n@ {is no lees honorable in a woman than i. i ‘ : ; ‘ +. a * i : ie 1f OT ha incl ase to gov Per hea ap . a General Commission h ont dent cannot fail to be largely benefitted. The A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap,&c. Xe. in July last the net debt was aon 79’ »-,|inaman, and the male equals of the work- si pilivisivl } course of Study is short, “practical, useful and R ml} aia the addr Lec tw : d ing b A | zeae I : FS <4 i : ae i : : (<4 o ngwomen find n des gra dation in so doing. BEDFekbD khew | reasonable ; it is just what every Man needs eme ye! . _— o doors above Apothe aries Hall Corner cee wi ania me > he Det Cede! Nor is it to be alta ether forgotten that , : - ‘and will use, no matter what his calling or Charlottetown, Oct, 11, 1881. oe oma = was $155,990. 790. s08 hey 7 servant. in a well ord red hous hold is > oo eee «3-4 HALIFAX, N. 8. profession is to be. nn eens ce een : ne robable net debt in 1890 1s edtisnsted a! a3 econ | Arbre \ “ new hae: : ‘kil v1 | The youth commencing a business life with : 179.3897 ,O39, the increase be ing made up oe J 4 P ?. . _ pe 5 ROW . — Pe ela i the fo ' jee ieee un Pacifi which Wlil be of yreat benent ton rseif and

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‘only industry and integrity as his capital, the i I ee ; ‘ ' f il, Wa S38 , 504 00; Can ] expr ndit ure sa musHaAnd Ba Iainily, it sak ture Be

ON give { ; ' , ; ‘ or [CUL - x rr - N a ae “hi na —. clerk engaged during business hours, but : LAL WAV, BOS,: Vana ees ve oe ~" : hipm nto ,ovusters an othe é > desirous by evening study to repair the de- i 4? OK ; 2 i ‘ or I ‘ vi oh ave y tiie Goods, and collection of Custom Drawbacks foots in his education, each have the advan- ‘ rom which has to be deducted $27,500,000 | 708 has a right to look forward as a

> 000.06 ae penal works, 2 500 000; rome ot ner wn to whicna ver true thereon. ' i . - . future probs: rilaty Hulis, Cargoes, and Freights insured in! age offere 2 wted Our peastone occupying DAY ion account of the sinking fund, and the re probability. 1 ‘8, “ ~*~ } ¥ ; : rm 3° : ag pip palypadiligy moe hg te surpluses, leaving as we have s: id, the net The Parliamentary correspon ide nt of the

first- clase oftices at moat favorable rates. ' i: ° » ‘ 2, and 2to4p. m. Evenin Session, 7.30 bits cas Sener ta 20K) e Ran eC . ete ee +. Consignments of Produce solicited, and to 9. 30. i S ; pagent on /uly Ist, 1890, a $175,897 6 0 | Montreal Gaz tte s»ys:—** The action of the | : SON i s @esurne na a Fog ae Ti (te sPnImMe . ~~ . sew / ile prompt returns guaranteed, | Diplomas granted to such as pass satisfac- et ee Ay , ee eee a FOVOERMENS In ATGIRg Rew encosrage- Correspondence solicited and answered | ‘tory examinations. Students may enter at population in the next ten years 1s not 1n 3) ment to the fishermen, has fallen lke a greater ratio than it was in = e past decade, | -hunderb.

promptly. | any time. No entrance examination required. | ee on ; cade, lt upon the Opposition, and has } . 13 6 er sent 6 er ¢ t iW Ten Te) } ‘ : r +} ‘ . Nov. 14, i88l1—lyr | Business men_and others sre cordially invited ‘ td clei “> wii coibiidied en Sens 18 per ¢ n +» th debt per capita | driven the Liberal members from the Mari-

to call and examine our zystem. HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH 1/1899 will be only $34 27, against a i of time Provinces to their wits’ end to kaow

53 een. Street. Teach your sons what they will practice | €35 per head of the population in 1879. So] what course to pursve to be consistent. It u ® when they become men.

ihat taking the very reasonable and — er-| does not concern the Liberal leaders in any

Full particulars concerning Terms, Tuition, | ate estimate that our pepulation will now| way, but in order to make their sectional pe chy ! a ae : ay, butin order to make they sectional | Schalarehi ys, &c., &e., ona »plication to srow more rapidly in the future than il /appeals in Ontario and to c« “aa ‘> ‘ - . , appeais In itario an to conform to the has done in the past, and ailowing fer|:arif principles they have laid down,

LL, B. MILLER in > lai | oom : oe eo d. Principal OF THE LATEST INY EXTION AXD BES? DESCRIPTION, I< very prob rah le charge on the Government | Mi. seers. Biak ., Mackenzie and Gesr. a

rn fpke > #97 c TRey >

SIGN @F THE

lin connection with our great public works. |wright will be compelled to oppore

“MI OF P, fh. ISLAND. | AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED, | we arrive at the gratifying conelnsion that|+he grant to the fishermon of the ' ithe deot of the country in 1890 will imps x¢|Lower Provinces, while to fillew such ‘i a le ss chs arge oe the ar ethan it has!a lead wiil cost at least half a dozen of the

Ei inte p. ISLAND NoTES when Th don thie Harefal and Skilfal Supervision of Mr. J. W, Mitebell, done in sne past ewo years Soattitea, semeheen, Rare lentes

Fy { di ( { ( : ‘iB | : ae — seats. On mae other hone, “ these mem- ttraordinary and | Uapee ented Bargains. BOREHAM’S BOOT STORE. | TO PRINT |The latest raports from the Tumbering) bers support the Governmen: in this grant Nov. 29—tf | diatri cts on the " south side of the Ottawa| while their political beads 21s take a contrary

IN BOOTS AND SHOES BILL BEARS, LETTER HEADS |River state thai lumbering operations are | course, their position 1s not improves, since < lmost completely at a stand still owing to|the Maritime constituencies will assurcdiy

The stock is good and seasonable, an: t opportunity is a very rare one to secure no

f ’ 12 z FARM WANTED. BL {8h CHEGLUSS, RECEI PTs, it! sarcity of snow. In many shanties of | not __ to Parliament men who desire

: lihat district not only those engaged in|to place in office a party who will net con-

SNTED TO PURCHASE, a Farm of tem Bets 4% oa i eccittatl a ; ; MSRVELLOUS BARGAINS. | \ J from 200 to 5:)0 acres of friable soil and NOTES Oe ii aN i. Pas i ERS, ipa ling but a'so the choppe Ts at id sq uare- tinue the bounty to the fishermen. As to

P Y il i tim be; ike h; ra ryan isd ’ +3 s the t itself it is rec snized aa P. E. Island Bank notes taken at their full) porous subsoil, . well watered, with good & . . 7 ge eg | Bender Makers Rave Suspended Op2 sone. hi ee i ru es as 88 oases S ness and oth r necessary build- | HAND BILL a DODGERS, Xe., &: es he S Interr ption of lumbering operations, eml ine ayyt ly P TO} yer one, lnasinuch ne the

value for goods.

ings. Address, with full particalars to Mr, is €X} ecied, will tend to diminish the| Maritime Provinces have never derived

E. W SMITH. Rew, H milton Lodge Dopse ed Sh N p ction for the season not only of square|that direct benefit from the fishery ard Ch’town, Dee, 5, 18$1—-eed ian = : On ort otice, in Good style, at t Cheap rices, 2 ae but also of roa rae lane adn had reason to aenabl ere