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considered that it woultl‘be right 0 aflerd some ad- Grants are initiated hy‘the Government. which is 5 er 5 ‘ vaulage‘lo the home manufactured article. It was represented. and has a majority in both branches. of . , I a greatfiiflerattca to make. Now. there is reason the Legislature. I do not see that there can be any can“ ROY 3‘1. 1. Arno“- ‘6‘; in all things; and, when the' add silt-pence"todthe'gtfiati dialedvautzgt‘ax dI do‘ 39:“: 0pm.}: _ p . . r. a .« IIBPOIWIJ; think they attend also ratsc t 0 My at it one t uiy. n o no a I go “WAVE'RmL' Y HOUSE," ‘ ' i v ' ' unmlmed one beenittstrttoteti is

upon heme distilled spirituous liquors. I think it ia.to impose a high duty upon liquor. Whoa so many an unreasonable disparity. parts of the country are so easy at access. and when

. r . - - the dttt is high. there is great inducement to smug- “:Ion' a" anu:?3‘h o: fi‘nzith gliug. y] remember that n few years ago. the duty “an”: WI.“ l?” 1“ p ‘ I“ ’w in "m on rum was very high. and it was thought. that a nil.“ n i. gmmgmffiéflmrmpofie “do,” large quantity nia very inferior and tuptrtotts qual-

. . . . . . it was smtt glad: consequently the duty was re- "mu 'h".‘ a" “unload an" " PIAM' " M. shined. than \gfi had a larger revenue from it. and a

“Henri. i” an." “‘1 mimic“. w "i. humh-or‘bcttcr article ltrou bt into the co'mtr . If e lirituoua “i. "0"" “at “tum”. unufwuml rim. “’i’liqttors are to be 8imported at all. w); shouid encou- porhaps.good of it. 3'0" "Id "0"“ w“? “mumzffi‘ruge the best quality. I believe that for the last low "in". m b” “in on “if an" “inch w I years. there has been very little ofthat inferior ar— .0". m." hell." “if”. m. "I" 0' ".gumem little brought into tlte country. I do not think the all‘igmdfignhfi.gxfi gran“? i‘rzhlggaiflgl: Government will derive any advantage from the ad- uu nub end will b. promo.“ by preclm‘hg m dittonal duty. as It is a bounty to smuggling. artist a which is considered deleterious and injurious 'noo: Mr. 31038112,“): I cannot al.togethol:agreo. ‘o .5. 1...“. “a u...“ of m. mph. Will] his honor the I resident. for while rum to tm- ported front the west Indtca we will have the duty “on. Mr. thtanun : In 1862 the duty on rum paid ttpon it though it is higher. One reason why 'u "I" 'hluml' P“ 8‘_“°f‘t “‘1 9" "mu." “'0‘ we have not more oi tltat inferior rum in: orletl pence. and. now. when It ts tour-pence upon "10' from tlte UnitcdStatesia. that they have raised) their m." “m”. '“m “an” I" mumh‘mm “'0'” excise duty. It is now 70 cents per gallon upon "I" "he!" “ '° ch99 ‘ "u‘ rtttn. so tltat it cannot now be brought here at so

"on. hIr. Bun ; The difl‘creoce between this bill cheap a rate as formerly. consequently, we have more and the act of last year is this additional 6d per imported front the West Indies. gallon upon rum. Ell and Width)”. I think it "Will lion. Mr. I‘tttowuu. I The additional duty upon be very bad policy to do an thing that would he“ was and gin will be of very little mneequenee tothat a tendency to cripple the cat India trade. The] pert of the country which I represent. and I will not take our produce. ilsh. horses. hey. poultry. eggs. find fault with it. It is probable that the Govern- butter. and various other articles 3 and we take in meat have in vtew to raise a larger amount of rover rsttll'tt‘ lhsll‘ will. MIMI Mid "Hm I M" 05' one from this source. but I doubt very much ilsit served that since the duty upon spirituous liquor ha will have that effect, for I believe that lowering the but! "IMM- lllO "WONG deflt‘Otl lfom it it“ 30- duly before had the effect of raisin; the revenue. creased. I would rather lower the duty than fella When the dttty was high it induced parties to smug- tt. for it would be an oncoura count to those mer- gle. and it i. very likely it. will have the same elloct ehauta' who have uttered the l “t ltttlln trade. and again. I would be very glad if the Government ltatl which ll In Minn“? ‘0 W8 103.06- Sinco that seen themselves in a position to take the duty of? trade has been opened up there has been very much flour. That article is now ata very high price. and less of that deleterious article imported from the the duty of Is 6d per barrel is a very considerable United States called “ Whitoreye." While the duty tax. Nearly 53.000 were derived from this source. was so high. this “ White-eye" was snuggled very last year. and the poor have had to paya large part extensively. but mm from the Walt Indies '3 not of it. But. in view of the large expenditure of last smuggled. It comes tilflcll to our Willl'nl. Ind year. I suppose the Government did not see their the dutyis all paid upon it. ewever. I do not lup— way clear to take the duty off. I agree wttlt ltis pose thatthe additional 6d per gallon wtll induce honor from the city (Mr. Palmer). that. as we are

ens—we. Till! noose If.“ .mXI’ATllONIlKD BY

11. r. n. rm; roman or WALES.

'78. King at. - - - - are; John. can

11. R. H. PRINCE ALFRED.

By all the liritisb American Governors. and by the Bug-

lish Nobility and Gentry. as well as by the most distinguished Americans. whom business or

pleasure may have brought to St. John. ‘

who have joined in pronouncing it

St. John. N. IL. Oct. SI. 1800.

FOR SALE.

Y the Subscriber. Cheap for Cash. or approved

credit-—

100 bbla. No. l IIERRING. es 9 as

50 st

100 “ IIAKE

v

20 qtla. CUDFISII.

100 gulls.

Cherry Valley. Feb. 20. 1867. CHARLES QUIB K. MANUFACTURER 0F

SQUARE ROD, GENP’S BRIGHT

AND

'itrls. utvmo.

NAT UltAL LEAF

QUEEN STREET.

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TUF.‘ 1".tl’OIHTIt‘ HOUSE 0!" I'Iflt'ul’ROI'IN'Cfi,‘ Er'l‘htt Proprietor. thankful for art favors. woum L rcspcctlully intimate to the travelling 'ubltc that he will a are no pains or expense to render the “utmost t or deserving their patronage.——Every attention mm to the comfort of nests. .

‘ JOIIN GUTIIRIE. Proprietor,

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G001) SMOKING TOBACCO.gonoLAmmuuutts,

wollwoc

Lime ’Kiln. will be sold or looted on reasonable terms.

patch. I!)

West India House. Upper Grunt (Ioorgo Stroot‘

f "E Subscriber offers for Sale. at his Store. the fol- luwirt . Viz: ll l lids. Strong Ilontrara SPIRITS. Hints. Holland GIN. ' Cuaks Port and Sherry Wino. (tasks ilcttnessoy’a Dark & Pale BRANDY. (luska Scotch Whiskey (l'rintc) Cults Irish WIIISKLY. 60 Dex. Edinburgh A LE. ti Cases CHAMPAGNE.

‘ Orwell Store.~ fling. ~10. ISO-l.

40 " lilootl's x x x l'ortcr. Cases CltAIIB'l‘. 40 boxes IiAISIN-‘i. 3 [ibis UUltliAN l‘s. 15} do ltAltthsl. Bugs Illiii‘l. tit) do FIGS, liege l’lll'l'Ell. Chests su tor TEA.

Caalrs Washing SODA. Illlda and tibia 1'. It. wuall. ti Iibll. [{th UNIONS. 20 Dos. Attt. BUCKETS.

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A large storlt of Spices. l‘icklcs. Fruit. he" drew suitable for the aouson.

llbla Crushed SUGAR. Hilda and Ilbla. I'. It. MULASSBS. d llbls Romantic Ulla

will be sold cheap for Dash.

parties to smuggle the white-eye. If I thonghtjt now an elective body. we have certain rights and would. I would oppose it. On comparing the tatlll duties to perform. which we might not have had in of Canada with’our own I find that ours is greatly former days. Tito last speaker but one(the Pro- in favour of the consumer. I might include Nova sidettt) alluded to the Government having atnejority Scotia and New Brunswick with Canada. forthey in the llanse. but that may or may not. be the case will now formpert oi the “ New Dominion." They at any time. and whether they have or not party pay from 100 to 150 percent. more than we do. On feelings should not be allowed to interfere with the ttvo articles they pay less. we: white sugar and interests of the people. which we are here to pro- Thole. of course. are ohied consumed by teet‘ and advance. It should not be a party question

wines. , the wealthier classes. while the articles consumed to obtain our rights in this House. and I hope the day is not far distant when we will have the privilege

by the poorer classes pity a much higher duty. 'l‘ea

pays :00 per cent higher than on this Island; Mue- which his honor from the city (Mr. Palmer) has spo-

eoyadosugar 100 per cent higher; molasses 50 per! ltso of. A good deal is sometimes said about on-

um. I flour} other articles might be mentioned. nraginghome manufacture. and if the duly en

Indeed. all ritish manufactured goods. with the liquor manufacturedgfrom grain reduced. it

exception of a few articles of ship chandlery. pay would. perhaps, have the efl'ect of raising the price of the farmers' produce: but I- would not obfict to

at least 50 per cent higher. Now. suppose a large importer in this Island —eey Mr. Breoan. for in- !tasting the article which is manufactured from too- asses.

stance—pays £2.000 in dutissz-and suppose we

were a part of the goeiederatiou. andl thesel goods . _. WNW importaa item the “a etv Dominion." e won d have 318 Loaf for a 8mm meal to pay over £8,000. Theaters. the consumers would T n ' Submib" mm for me. I" . who“ Near 200 barrels Extra Family FLOUR. Charlottetown. )Iavch 20. 1867. FISHING- SITE

have to pay perhaps £l200 more for the same W. hIcGILL. AT KILDARE CAPES.‘

quantity of goods. for the importer would require some per eeutage upon the additional £1,000 which he would have to pay. I make these remarks be- cause I sec tb‘xatéi’tze of the champions of Confeder- ation sag , ‘ ' would get our goods from mill. fax froeo ttiltlty‘. Ido noslhinklse .knetva what he is talking about. This is the true light in which to y 1",; Sub‘crib“ om," a. private sale hi. FARM view the matter. if! we cannot suppoaB' that the conning” duties can be any are under the “New ominion" than the Canadian tariiI is novv. If we' were to an. 100 acres of' Lands 10" CODMm‘Iofl '9 “‘8'” "Ni" 'l “W "lid" 60 of which are under cultivation. and having a lease of free of duty.but they would bee more bagatelle. 909 years. The Dwelling House and Outbuildings Nine—tenths of lit. goods imported here on from thereon are new and conttnodious. , For agricultural Gm. mm“ “d m. w... 1...“... “.1 upo- umn purposesamcre is no better land on thig Island. As a '0 would 5"“ m p.’ from loo to 150 p" c... u.uthirri,tdt‘thtt’t'tt lttll‘lvailfl‘tf. I Itsloonttglultty to pee of more duty. Therefore Ithink ottr tariff is very fe- Lit“: L-ii'i’ - I'Q'I'i'g 13mm“ "' “9 '5" ' ' '" ‘3” m

_ , . guts: out . where awuttlttutted quantity of ""1th “i a“ WPi't “‘1 I "n “0‘ W“ ‘8‘“1“ Bait can be obtained. point is lost to men of enterprise imposi «a little higher duty upon rum and gin. and capital as a most desirable place. Apply either by though Would not like to see it raisedso high as letter or in person at the " Herald " Ofllc‘e. or to the

owner. I THOMAS MOUNTAIK. Kildarc Capes. Lot 2. March Ill. 1867. lint A Cough. Cold. or Sore ' The-oat. Requires immediate attention. and should be checked. If

M.

to interfere with the Waist India trade

Hoe. Mr . Paulette: I agree with his honor who has just spoken with regard to a com arisen be- tween our lat-id and that of Canada. for think it is very favorable to this Island. Their tariff will no doubt. be very flinch higher When the “ New Do— minion " comes into operation. The, will have to raise their "Willem: fulfil their 9 dges. first to Canada. b tnainte‘ s standiogarmy. audthento Nova “Lle New grunawick h raising funds for railways and other heavy expeu itures. I tltink the duties will be from fifteen to twenty or twenty~ five per cent. higher. It was not. however. to coin- ment upon this disparity that I rose but to call the attention of your honors to the circumstances that we were raising lbs duty on imported. without rais- ing it proportiouhbiy open home manufactured spir- ittteus liqm. For though we can manufacture a For Bronchitis. Asthnah. catarrlt. Oeuemptlve good article under the notes of whiskey. yet we can “a nun Dumas,

:nanuiestere It just as had here as in any other Tmh“ m m “m “in” W “cm

' therefore ifit is sim l'thetv lie i tit “um: p y . n o . Singers and Public Speakers

anhéoet that is considered. I think they should have M “I w a” m ""01. n‘“nw't".d “ h°m°t “ad will find Trochee usent in clearing the volcsheu taken b fore singing or speaking. and suiteviag the throat also

I ised the duty upon it in ual proportion. to: 0“. BMW VI, ll Ohm?“ four drilling: unusual exertion of the vocal or as. The 'I‘roehoe at "go. up. commended and prescribed by valcieaa. and have

upon imported rant and sis. and only six ' on home “unfocused. It does not. lie with me. Mmu'ummmimf mmégnffgffigxgx: :

£0“le Emmi"

/‘§v(;{.\\§y

“Illewed it continue. Irritation of the Lungs. ‘u {for manual 'l'hroat. Affection. or an Incursble Lung Disease.

is often tits result.

Brown’s Bronchial (finches.

Having a Direct Iona-tee to the Parts. give Immediate Mia‘s

The London Quarter The dinburgh Review. (“hunt

The estmtnster Review. (flatbed-l The North British Renew. (Fm Church-i

anti Blackwood'stlnbnrgh Magazine. (Tory-l

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' ' ' Po I. ‘ January 16. 1867. ly Flour! . Horrin l

rtt‘ Subscriber has on hand. and wit soil Cili-IAI‘ FOR CASH. at his store. comer of Prince and

FLOUR l

Grafton Streets.

900 EELS;

Witt-muted as good as any on the Island.

150 bbls. Pritne Idiom-ing-

[1' Call and judge for yourselves. ‘ gOIIN QUIBK. l. .

Charlottetown l-‘cb. if 1861. FLOUR. TEA. SUGAR, MOLASSES.

GIN. AND RUM. ML, &0.

II_..

It llltds. Ilri ht I‘m-to Rico SUGAR; 2.5 l’uns. Ill-lg it [totalling MOLASSl-JS;

all Putts. Deuterant RUM. pain (3 colored;

150 Cheats Sn wt'ior Cottgott TEA ; 25 lilttls. llo laud (MN; 500 llblst Superior Extra FLOUR; lit) Iioxos Lit-or wt SOAP; 140 Bundles White Cotton WARP;

Illtds. nutl Qtr. Clhlkl I’nle BRANDY; llltds. Port. and Sherry WINE.

Tits}; SUBSCRIBER ms tx smut: AND mu 3......“ F... 1......“ 0...... l

()lVEN (.‘ONNOILY.

Charlottetown. 2701 Fall)" 1867.

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