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THE DAILY

Local and Other tens.

\ will appea St. Jolin on the loth

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7 | iwo cases of drunkenness at the Stipendi- | diary Megtstrates Court this forenoon. - lr is reported that ex-Governor Laird will, : a few days, leave for the North West - Onr wet Nickel Piaited Harness, ne indy’! | new Apply to H CoomBs., {ma 13 31 pat - RemeMeer the Bible Clasa in the Y. M. ¢ A. Parl Wr, this eVehblhg, at eight v’cl ck. 7 uk Act abolishing postaye on newspapers | meee ncn has been introduced in the House of Com mons } + To the 3lst of March 872 suspects were aes rested in Lreland, of whom many have been 3) i, liberated 4 - | Tue St. John Sun says eighteen P. EL. Island horses are to be shipped by this morning’s

steamer for Boston. SE a Uxe Wood Pump left on sale can be g:

t very caeap. Apply to H. Coomss, [may] 3 >

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Rev. Mr. Pasco, of Newfoundland, will | hold Services in St. James’ Church to-morrow, |

Sunday, at the usual hours, Pe cs world >

a | Tue all are climbing, and spilling cold } ;

mpany water upon /iineia State

is a sort of hook and ladder | those who attempt to follow. - Regiat ? > Ir is announced that the Pope is about to | te Canada another ablegate, who will be invested with mach the same functions and | authority as Myr. Conroy,

send

& STERNS,

| i Tur St. Lawrence left Summerside at 6) eclock this morning for Shediac, and Princess of Wales lett Pictou for this pot at 12.45 o’ctock this afternoon. >

Onk Barouche, American build; seid to ve |

the best on the island, Apply to EH. Co

>) ; the

- Queen Square.

TELEGRAPHIG

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NEWS

raemiinrer. Winnipia, Mays The date of the Hanlan-Rves race here has been changed to July 3rd. | May 12.

of the

LONDON, | The News confirms the report ait gar nt of Henry Campbell Boune- lian, —Finaucial Secretary of the War ” VO tice, as Secretary to the Admirality ; | Leonard Courtney, under Colonial Secre ‘tary, as Joint Secretary of the Treasury ; (ad Hor. Evely:n Ash: y, Paclianu nta y ) Secretary of the Board of ‘Trade, Under Uvlonial Seer: tary. . ' ‘

| fCairno, May 12. ie Notables have unanimously refused Ito. asse ab le unless legally: convened. Ww hen Arabi Bey heard their decision, he | exclaime: 1: Then we shall have civi! lwar.” A military demonstration is mo-

/mencarily expected.

Lonpon, May 12. The Provincial rumors Secre- enians,

papers publish that Sir Vernon Harcourt, Home tary, has received lettera from F threatening his life.

) The man Nagle stated at Southport that the men who offered him money to assist in the murder, were canal boat men.

A man supposed to be an American was arrested at Belfast yesterday, on supposi- tion of being concerned in the murders in | Dublin. He has been remanded for a

; week. His name is Forrest Walker. Dupuy, May 12.

Nugle was examined this evening and

the police concludes his whole story is a

j |¢>> Tr cation.

Lonpon, Nay 12. Lorilliards brown colt ‘ lroqnois,”’ re-

cently ruptured a blood vessel. It prob-

ably will bealong time before he will

again be seen on a race course.

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ma 13 3i pat | Sa . Mail says: ‘‘H. Rh. H. Princess Louise will arrive at Halifax on or | about the 25th of this month, and will reach | j (Juebec about the 5th of June.

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Tar Tcronto the |

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DectaraTion Day.—The High Sheriff will | declare the result of the elections on Frida

19th inst.—not on Monday, as incorr: stly Gi stated by Tue Examin:R, last evening a: ARK N (] W OPENING | _ >

Tue Toronto Globe despatches state th i the election on P. E. Island have been a rovs- | ing victory for the Liberals, while the return | which it publishes shows that the Govern- ment have been sustained.

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T. H. Buenvs, of River John, Pictou County, N.S, will, D. V.. preach in the Christian’s Meeting House, Upper Great G orge street,

A Pertien of our Stock of

on Lord's Day evening at 6.30. Subject: IN 43 VV ** Union with Christ” from John xv - 5. LE Oxe Pedlar’s wagon left on sale. Will be

sold at a bargain as the owner wants the ‘~ Thy 4 i ee money. Apply to H. — [ma 13 31 & PRI N ‘& GOODS!-

Tue London Adnan desires, and even demands, the impeachment of Sir John Mac- donali—because he has added four new mem- bers to the representation of Ontario. Our contemporary will first bave to secure a majority in the ‘* High Court of Parliament.”

SE sin

McGitt Cotteoe.—Mr. John C. Martin, of Brown's Creek, at the College year, took first claes rank in English Language, Mathematics and Hebrew; and second ciass :a all the other subjects. Mr. Martim remains at Glengarry for the summer.

82 CASES AND BALES EX S. S. « PARISIAN.”

20 CASES AND BALES EX S.S. © NOVA SCOTIAN.”

siekiaadk Laid

@id Bank Paper still buying for

cash.—H. Coombs. m13 3i eod icinoaaiah ;

Tue Straits of Canso ure still blocked with

ice, and many vessels are there awaiting a se * ae chance to proceed to the Island. Among those 10 CASKS AND BALES EX are the steamer ‘‘ Prince Edward,” barques 1a « DRTTaa ”

‘Isobel’ and ‘* Edith Varmichael,” steamer d. 0. t R U SSIAN.

‘*M. A. Starr,” and a namber of schooners.

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Tue person whe took the purse from the lady’s pocket yesterdsy, and who enclosed the receipts that were in the purse in an envelope addressed to the owner, was seen mailing the letter, and if the money is not also returned, we shall publish the name of the party.

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These Goods have been purchased ae by Mr. Srerns in the

Tue Charitable Irish Scciety, of Halifax, on Thursday, passed a resolution recording | its detestation of the crime which was recent- ly perpetrated in Dublin, in the murder of Lord Frederick € ‘avendish and Mr. Bi irke, the Chief Secretary of State and Under Secretary for Ireland.

BEST IViARKETS,

spiel is if yon want a Wagon or Carriage | of any kind, and have some @ld Bank Paper, you can trade to ad-

yantage with H. ~<oombs. mi3

And we can Assure cur Gustomers|_

31 eod elite gins

Havine openly confessed that the Fill giv- ing Ontario four additional representatives was gofng to smother his party, Mr. Blake en Monday, went on to show how they were to be beaten in detail. Mr. Blake has always been a cheerfu) maa for the loader of a party, | and his tact ami skill are unspeakable.— Mail.

NO BETTER VALUE

WILL B& HAD THIS SHASOY,

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A roy name! Wiggins was seriously injured at one of the wharves this forenoon. He was jumping froma a schooner to the wharf when he missed his step, fell backwards to the schooner and thenee into the dock. He was promptly rescued and brought to his home where he received medical attendance. He is, we learn, little the worse of the accident.

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Give us a Call,

Tue St. John Telegraph says the Halifax

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Bank opened in St. John, ou Wednesday, AND INSPBOr OUR under Mr. James G. Taylor’s management.

Mr. John H. Yeo iw te Her, and Mr, J. R.

Armutr mg will be notary, but his ‘‘ occupa- tien” has not yet commenced. The Bank has a handsome office on Prince William Street.

GOODS & PRICES,

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We understand that the Montreal and | Acadian S. 8. Co. intend runaing a line of | A steamers between Montreal, Quebec, and ether Canadian ports and re | during the coming season, The first of the | lime, the ‘* Melrose Abbey,” will call at this | port on way to St. John’s, Newfoundland, on the 22nd instant. See advertisement in an- other column,

nd don’t be afraid to ask for Patterns.

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Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the neat 24 hours for the Maritime Provinces.

Perkins & Sterns.

| j April 26, 1882, }

Toronto, May 13—10a. m. Easterly to northeasterly winds, fair to cloudy weather, with rain in the scuthern

| purchase from any reliab e drug gist, a box

CHEAP AND Goop,—Tor §0 cents you cau of whi ich contains

heaper than any

Mack’s Magne forty-five

tic Mee lici ine doses: this is «

other similiar ined

icine sold. and while it is

cheap our draggists say itis best, and give

| satisfaction in ll cases. Sold in Charlotte- | tewn by Apotheearies Hall Co. Pead the

| advertisement in*another column.

RivLte SHoorrse, — be Sellowi: ng are the cores of the most prominent shots in Bir- mingham. England,«n the 10th ; Mellish made 340 out of a possible 420; Goodear 336 ; Ged- sa' 327 ; Falkes 326; Oebiwes 325 ; Gibbs 325; Parry, Piggott aud White, each 324, and Bars 322.

CAN SEALER.

CAN SEALER who has had a year or <\& two's experience can find employment on epplication to

C, P, FLETCHER,

LY AUCTION

\ ILL be sold on SATURDAY NEXT, the 20th inst,, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Queen’s Wharf, where she now Hes, the Brigt. « SWIFTSURE” (199 Tons Register), with all her materials. She was built at Bay Fortune in 1874, re- modelled lastsummer. Did not undergo balf time survey, and lost her class through neg- lect, The vessel is in good condition and can be readily reclagsed, Terms at sale,

B. WILSON HIGGS, May 13, 1882—4i till sale LD STEEL—I bave a lot which I will sell cheap or exchange on favorable terms for cl! Scrap Iron.—H, Coombs, fma 13 3w pat

CARD.

(FIHE Proprietor of the Franklin House begs to thank the patrons of that Hotel, and regrets to say that, owing to the difliculty of securing competent belp and the pressure of other business, the house will not open the present season, HENRY F. COOMBS.

May 1° ) 83 eod

TO LET.

ALF the Building (15 rooms) known as the Franklin House—one of the best and healthiest dwellings in or near the city. Apply to

H,. COOMBS. , 1882 —3i eod pes ae ne

60 ao ROU ND, ? Be per hébpense Pictou 12th inst.

Immediate orler

"Coast Guard,” sailed from Will be sold for cash only. s solicited, A. H. B. MACGOWAN, Queen’s Wharf.

SLL) Rusa En.

V from Diteee, Scotland, 560 uile ‘“Begents,” an early potato, similar to our “Early Rose,” but dryer and mueh better flavored. Acertain party in Dartmouth plant- ed a half bushel of this kind last year and got a yicld of thirty bushels of choice potatoes,

183 bushels“ Victorious, ’an excellent potato for family use during the winter and spring.

189 busheis “Champions,” good tor family use or fer stock.

The above mentioned petatoes are recog- nized by all who know to be the best virie- ties of potatoes grown in Scotland and Ire- jand, and we feel confident in saying, from all that we could lean from their past his- tory, while there last winter, as well as from using them, that parties planting them here ‘ will realize most handsome profits from their investment, on account of the extra yield they will get, the price they will command, and the fact that they will not rot or blight.

Those potatoes have been in the ship for forty days and come out ,°:fectiy sound and in splendid growing co: ition, which of itself should be a sufficicint guarantee of their keep- ing qualities.

Every farmer si,ould plant some of them.

Price at store or put free on cars, $2 25 per

May 13, ’82—2i

portions ‘

bushel. A. GUNN & ©O.,, 253 and 255 Barrington Street, Halifes; May 8, 182. ma 13 2] pa

EXAMINE

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SPRING IMPORTATIONS ALRE

just received.

To Snosmaxgers—-We sell French ¢ Hooks, Leather Laces, Water-proof Dres Give us a trial.

Jue, oh

Charlottetown Boot and Shoe Factory.

DORSEY, Hoots, Shoes and Slippers, Gur

_ Our own Factory make are becoming celebrated tor good style and quality. for cash only, and the;efore we can sell cheap,

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GOFF & CO.,, (wn Make and Imported,

ADY RECEIVED BY “ NORTHEESN LICHT.”

We sell New York Rubber Boots (Crack Proot)

alf Uppers for $1.75 per pair. Boot Polish, Button sing, Battons and Fasteners always kept on band.

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rURNITURE

ALL OF WHICH

Desks im great

S¢OMMON BEDSTEAD

No work can be more subs therefore, cash.

Seterms are,

King Square, April 12, 1°82—im p

é “moking Chairs, Lounges

The profits on the above stock

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WAREROOMS.

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ANNOUNCEMENT!

9 My Stock for the Spring Trade is about completed, and will excel B a any previous show. Buyers of the following lines of Fu:niiace should not fail to inspect my stock:

iBedroom wets in Every Style,:

IS HOME MANUFACTURE.

arlor Seis, ia Birch, Walnut and Mahogany,

with all kinds of cov

erings at any price wished for.

Erom Bedsteads, Offices variety, Cornices and

Window Poles,

S FROM $2.60 UPWARDS.

tantial and better finished than I offer.

wil! in future be small.

Thek

VMARK BUTCHER.

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For Canadi

For Overcoats

JOHN

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TWO DOORS ABOVE

Island. Prices very moderate. wuaranteed,

Charlottetown, Oct. 11, 1881,

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For Scotch and English Tweeds or Worsted Suits

ian Tweed Suits,

of all Descriptions

“GQ. TDo-

EOD & £0’S,

UPPER QUEEN STREET, APOTHECARIES HALL CORNER

There you will find the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the The best workmansh!p and a

perfect fit

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A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap,&c. Xc. Remember the address, two doors above Ap thecaries Hall Corner

HAS LATELY BE

AND WE

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BILL HEADS, BLANK CHEQUES, NOTES OF HAND.

ARE NOW

HAND BILiS,

THE EXAMINER JOB PRINTING OFFICE

EN REPLENISHED WITH

A Large Supply of Printing Types and Material,

OF THE LATEST INVENTION AND BEST DESCRIPTION,

PREPARED,

Under the Careful and Skilful Supervision of fir, J. W. Mitchell,

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LETTER HEADS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS, DODGERS, &c., &e..

Fresh and Goed,

May 1, 1882—tf

CARDEN SEEDS,

Carden Seeds.

On Short Notice, in Good Styie, at Cheap Prices.

'To shippers of Produce to Newfoundland.

BOWN «WOODS,

(GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, | SE. JOHNS, NL B.,

Opening To-day at Give particular attention to Shipments fro

HARVIE’S BOGKSTORE,

Prince Edward Island. Consignments Solic ted. | REFEREXCKS— ‘The Manager Union Bank,St. John’s N.F

Molasses and Sug

209 puns, Barbadoes Molasses, 50 hhds, Bright Grocery Sugar.

Now loeding at Barbadoes. and will b here on opening of navigation,

Ch’town, April (7, ’82—Tm

HORACE HASZARD, etl

Messrs. C. F. Bennett & Co., ” Messrs. Ayre & Marshall, - Jukbn H. Cathrae, Charlottetown, P. E. 1 April 24, "82—pat 2m eod w 2m

BROOMS. BROOMS.

Né& HUNDRED DOZEN BROOMS for sale at manafacturers’ prices. HORACE HASZARD, Ch‘town, Apri] 17, [s82~1m egtl

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CONCERT !

\HERE will be a » a CONCERT, IX AID OF THE POOR, in the

Y. ‘a. &. A. BALE,

THURSDAY, May 18.

As there wili be Music by the Orchestral Ciub and the best vocalists in the city, a really enjoyable entertainment may be ex-

pected Progremme printed on the 17th, Admission 15 cents, Concert at 8 p,m, May 6, ’82.

VALUABLE AND

Handsome Private Residence, OR PRINCE STREET.

{ AM instructed by M. P. Hoax, Esq, to sell at Auction, on the premises, on WEDNESD ay, 17th inst, at 12 o’clock,— His very handsome and valuable property ou Prince Street, opposite St, Paul's Church, centrelly located in one of the best neigh- borboods

The residence is a 3 storey French roof,com- fortably and conveniently built for the owner's own use. Contains fourteen rooms, with pantry, good frost-proof cellar, with stable, coach house, and other outbuildings in the rear. The land measures 42 feet on Prince Street, and extends back 169 feet. TerMs—One half down, balance in two or three years, with interest at six per cent. per

annum. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch’town, yee, Mag Ss 4, y sens. eod

APPLES

TO ARRIVE!

WILL sell at AUCTION, on the arrival

of the first Steamer from Pictou, N. 8

i Car Load (150 barrels) first-class Nova

Scotia Apples,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

may 10, 1882.

Tickets. to. all Pc Points WEST AND NORTH WEST,

Over the Intercelonial and Grand Trunk Railways.

For sale at Post Office at Pictou Landing by

D, A. McLEOD, May 2, 1882.

To the Stock Raisers ef P, E. Island.

‘‘“Orphan Boy.”

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\ ~ have purchased this celebrated Thoroughbred Stallion, and irtend travelllug him throughout the Island during the present scascn. Owing to unforseen cir- camstances he will not be here for the open- ing of the season, but will be ready to start out about the 12th or 15th of May. PEDIGREE. Office of the Turf, Field and Farm, No. 37, Park Row, New York, January 12, 1876. Orphan Boy, bred by Hon. A Belmont, isa Blood Kay Colt, foaled spring of 1872, hass star in the forehead, and a little white on , “nd a spot over the coronet of the same foot; by Lexington dam Imp, Spiletta by Stockwell. 2nd dam Oliva Augusta by Cowl. 3rd dam Maria, by Bel-

shazzer, 4th dam, Melbourne’s dam by Cer- vantes, 5th dam by Golumpus. 6th dam by Paynator. 7th dam, sister to Zodise by St, George. 8th dam Abigal by Wocdpicker. 9th dam Wiretail by Eclipse, 19th dam by Blank. IJith dam by Cade. 12th dam,

Spectators dam by Partner, 13th dam Bon- nie Lass by Bay Bolton. 14th dam by Dar- ley’s Arabian, 15th dam by Byerly Turk, 16th dam by Tatfolt Barb. 17th dam by Place’s White Turk. 18th dam Natural Barb Mare.

I, 8. D. Bruce, author and compiler of the American Stud Book, do certify the above pedigree of Orphan Boy to be true and cor- rect, Given under my hand this :2th day of January ,1876. (Signed) 8. D. Bruce,

His sire, Lexington, wae the most noted Racehorse of his day in America, and the greatest sire of Racehorses ever in America, having awong the number of bis get such good ones as Noriolk, Asteroid, Idlewild, Lightening, Lancaster, Harry Basset, King- fisher, Kentucky, Baywood, Bayonet, Daniel Beone, Preakness, Monarchist, Acrobat, Judge Curtis, V: oxball, Foster, Tom Bowli g, Wanderer, Tom Ochiltree, Wardance, Brother to Passet, Dnke of Magenta, and a host of others equally as good. As Orphan Boy wes got by the greatest horse in America, so was his dam got by the greatest sire of race- horses in England— Stockwell. Of bim it is sufficient to say that on one occasion three of his get finished ist, 2nd and 3rd for the Eng- lish Derby.

Orphan Boy has carried off ihe First Prize at every Exhibition at which he hag been exhibited. At the Exhibition held at St, John. N. B., in 1880, he won Grand Diploma for best Stallion in the Maritime Provinces. At the Dominion Exhibition held at Halifax. in 1881,he won First Prize for best Thorough- bred Stal lion of four years old and upwarde ; and at the same place, won from a field of 32 Stallions, the best the Dominion could pos- sibly produce, the special prize of fifty dollars offered by the Minisier of Agriculture for the best Stallion in the Dominion.

Orphan Boy stands 15 hands 24 inches in height, and weighs {078 Ilbs.; bas straight, easy action, and magnificent carriage, shews | plenty of life, and a kind and gentle disposi- tion

With the above facts before us we feel secure ia saying that this is the best Stock Horse ever imported to the Island; and the terme being so modcra.e (single service $6, season $10.) We feel assured that every breeder of Horses whois desirous of improv- ing his Stock, will take this opportunity of doing 80.

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