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The Daily Examiner

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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, i883.

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VOL I7--NO. 136,

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wo 2 e ne oN "2 = ° . A Taik with Joseph Cook. i) ) ons & — oT Bs ~~ . 3°} I is issued every evening, by s 3 =_—s av © : Sener WHAT Hk SAYS ABOUT PROHIBITION, THIRD Publish wh 2 Ay . $ “ee 2 A Suggestion. | PARTIES AND THE SALVATION ARMY. Pyominer ish} | o wv _ : Q = athe he onxaminel u lis iD Go. = & py wee os > c : ee th . ntielin is ae a 5 a niatiionsl ts ue NY 5 Sir,— Whilst going up the street to day, | (Halifax Herald, Oct. 26 ) om their office, cor ‘ © os “= . 1 j : oy reat George Streets, Charlottetown, . . 3 oe eg Oo fl j eS 2 +" C7 FR my attention wes calied toa: view of ae Joseph Cook, the famous philosopher and ; er ets 2 a, oa oe 5 subway project at Cape Traverse. It is a, , 7 Prince Edward Island. ~ : Bs i ey te Bec = 3 cottiielsaliitieactmtu misidaneiiditenenn een arrived in the city yesterday, and Rares oF SUBSCRIPTION ; —— io wie. 08 is th oe ee Bus Es ; Rotten. aft ~ omg Recwett mosh Hep My | registered at the Waverley. He-was visited ana a = . nF SlhUme ca Pp . ; Oe. eS’ | by a Herald reporter last night, shown the r Six Months, : ° $2 50 aa <5 Oo ~ ne &) S > Howlan deserves the thanks of the people : oe y Months, - : . 125 | = 2 Sh ase , Bes f Prince Edward Island for his efforts in | following paregraph frou the Presbyterian Three Months, Sas. | “oS Seer Bie he DS, oO = sevine 05, heno ie ‘tod. It ia| (/ tness, aud aeked if it eorreetly described yne Month, 50 | Dn = tie ae a O trying to have his scheme adopted. It is) : et i oa 2 PO oy a S ney eee to be hoped that he will be successful in a pen dvertising at most moderate rateg, | T os is i ee eee “w 2 ‘ S > getting the Dominion Government to take! “Joseph Cook is in favor of a prohibition polic Contracts may Se made for monthly, | = oO & ; ra) be it u in United States politics. He believes that nei- iv half-yearly or yearly advertise. 5 Zs fe @ § P. . | ther of the old parties will rise to the occasion. eres, Oe ’ | an Zz, D ion By the way, should nut our energetic | He is very probably right. That there ought to ments, on application M&F Y 7 ‘member, Mr. Martin, take a leaf out of | 00 (otal ond aoeo tte eee ee too —_—— gi 25 ct FOR — Mr. Howlan’s book? He promised 4&8 a not mainiain that drinking or selling liquor is a ® ALMANAS FOR OCTOBER, (885. as. o ue oy | - bridge over the Hillsborough, but this sin in itself.” 4 —— a= $f i Oe et subway would be mach more desirable. If) ‘Not accurately,” he replied. ‘‘ But saan S , _ | , , es ae _ Q » 3 y vs x = a GaNTLEMEN J it can be built at Cape Traverse, surely it) my yiews of the third party question are Pee Last Quarter Ist ca) Ki) 17m., a. m le i if © 5) . | 7 wed Th to bat * ot 7 _ given at length in an article in the October New Moon 7th tay, 3h, som. a. m. LY ea ’ » porough. : en eltas con ave 1 8 number of the Homiletical Monthly, pub- first Quarter, 15th day, —. . _ | oe ~ a » << 4 —-— Branch Railway and our section would be | lished by Funk & Wagnall, New York. It Full Moon, Ponte cab Th, 45en 7 oe =m 6 BN. ‘i = | ee rere in Aue te 4 ie true that I have butittle faith in the st Qu arter, 0 th Gay, al, . ° : ; — a Is if e = ‘ ; A ‘he i t j 1 | ° . 7 © —, MooniH 3 5 a at — S fo | 1—New Shapes in Linen Cuffs and Collars. eoth bein ilies ie half ae bien the| — ae oe wae, an -” 4 D + o7 WERK nem “ee ~ omy ~— rey : © v a | ie th) i 2 | 2—New Stock of Fine and Stout Hosiery. Hillsborough Then if it oo: ST chain pic hs 0 pro 1 ay « chore y vcon- yi? rises |sets | rises |water|len’h | @A we ° : ; sborougn, en, prover » “he! tested elections, each party is afraid of —— res | an Apa oO A: ae | 3—New Stock of Dent’s Kid Gloves. people would have strong elaims in Urging | OSFENDIIG THR WHISKEY VOTR sl eeads ¢ 25 36 1 571 3 45 11 39) es 3} iia > ing " "> i | 4—New Stock of Scarfs and Neckwear, the Government to take up Mr, Homtan's} ciel ae a iene aioe 9 Friday ’ 5! 34|morn| 510, 26) = = © b Bi = &. | 5 —New Stock of Scotch Underwear. subway. Come! Mr. Martin, wake up "a ro nat nes atron P temper . co eenedan 6 221 0 2516 37! 22! ~ @ © ey - .. Get us the subway and you shall indeed de- | Zemoocrats 8 perance men. 4 Sesday 8} 30 1 27, 7 5% 29) sas 3 + h s 4 serve well of your constitutents. But the ‘eaders of both parties are afraid 4 ee | wi eelas'. om = of $4 ae a4 Betrastrer. | +t? Offend the rum rivgs—unless it be in a ain ; | 10 26 : 3: “ «if aaa = i” 5 ew states where there are no great cities. : an 10 26) 4 1/933 lo a es ie ase 8 nh Oct. 27, 1885. f tes where th g tie ieteeden | 19 24 5 wlio x 12 5 S bd 5 ni As to the propriety of forming a third 7; vee Ga) ‘ « ~ ; 7 . | ' \ —_—- -— . . . waned | 13 22! 6 22:10 52 9 | v 4 i a : i ag party, that question isa very large one, Svralay 14. 20 7 29/11 28 6 | "a g Os f oes | . New Stock of Canadian Underwear. A Vexed Question. and opinion is greatly divided upon it. joSaturday | 16; 18 8 34'morn| 2 ~ 2 Oth as! 2 | i—New Stock of Christy's London Hats. Sir,—‘'R. P.,” in Saturday’s Examiner,|2h9 crescent cancer of municipal misrule i} Sauday | 17 16 9 86 O 510 59 L = ‘ad ry ce sa g s | 8—New Stock Best Elastic Braces. ye ‘exception. to my views on corporal | ' the liquor tratlic. When the road to {2 Monday = © > a : ail nes i ® S &9 ; \ e & bo | 9 - New Stock of Gents’ Dress Shirts. punishment. As my remarks thereon do' political preferment leads through gin 2 = dociay on oan 14 ° “Ol so | : & 8 8 f) ie > = | 10—New Stock of Silk Umbrellas. not admit of such a far-fetched interprete-| a "Teale wo be a tebly ere ee e © OO ' . | a ' > . - . P ° = . ip Thursday 23, 9 0 57) 2 48 46 xe ty - - 5 '1—New Stock of Alpacca Umbrellas, tion as he adopted, I oak him to carefclly later there must be a reorganization of ST en 4) 7 ah 3 4: 3 wf 0. 2 oe eo eo read my letter again, and see if he can find ee a , ig Fri iay 241 7) 135/345 4 > 12—New Stock of Scotch Tweeds, as rties in United States politics that will eet 25 5) 2 9| 4 50 40 | 5 + : re c in it a sentence advecating a cruel or Ipju- sii . [7 Satarday =| 2 = U m | 13—New Stock of English Worsteds . : -.|make the liquor treffic an outlaw. Of jg Sauday } 27 412406 6 37 On ; ae. rious use of the rod. The strongest idea in th nr Sr mag ne j9| Monday 23 23 9711} 34 i oF & 24 | 14—New Stock of Tweed Suitings. that letter was: ‘‘There are instances fre- ae he . : h ao nee one a9 Tuesday | 29 0 337'8 6 31 i; = & | 15—New Stock of Cardigan Jackets. quently occurring in the schools, where the organization of such a party, because , oe © “enan . gaol oF ; : — % ; ss : s sometimes the democrats will be bronght to 21 Wedassday 3J 453 4 5 4 27 2 nay a & 16 —New Stock of Linen and Silk Handker- | moral suasion and all gentle means having power by tho defection of prohibitionists 20\Thureday 3!) 66 4 35) 9 31 24 ¢. -_= , chief, Scarfpins, Collar Studs, &c. failed, a moderate use of the rod becomes ale h a bli ae th 93, Friday 32 59) 5 7) 10 10 2i ve 2: positive necessity,” &c., and I gave the, *?™ the ranks of republicans, just as the 24/Saturday 34 53 5 471047; 15 3 ak ae an = ee Stipendiary’s pubiicly expressed interpreta- | emocrats were brought to power by the 25 Sua lay 3 51/6241 26 15) WD a ce a © 5 tion of the law governing the case, in defection of the abolitionisis from the 2% Monday | 36 507 iflaft 7 12 \S S 5's rd Ss - — & 5 +m . en which a teacher may unfortunatel happen ranks of the whigs. There cannot be an 77 | Tuesday | 3% 48) 8 8 0 49 y OC Fe = ° = a a GER TLEM EON a 6 sien oft catia sadtidn from, |Omelette without breaking some eggs. 98| Wedaesd 39 47) 9 10) 1 36 9 et ar” on 2 w eo - This mischief is only tem however : Thare ia 4i 45.10 17; 2 28 3 ih am 9 P ~ s 2 - will find our Stock Complete and Fresh, with |@" ill-bred young . bully, to exceed the ete een oe the case . o 4 / ; es ¢& os ‘Do ‘ - . os ° : 30 Frid-y | 43. 44/11 26! 3 32 0 ~ oon 7 Aw o» 3% | PRICES MUCH BE‘ OW thoss charged by bounds of discretion. That letter I re-| ¢ oo anti-liquor party—as it was in the SijSatarday [6 455 42\morn| 4 49 9 57 fe ©.» 2 a :< Furnishing Stores quest “EF; te.commines, some, Smenatie- case of the anti slaver arty—by final ———$___——- --— . =35 8 ee = = aa | : ally repeated, If ‘‘R. P.” instills into his ans ay ar ots ee ad with” the NOTES. "ss a Mo VAT rons, if he is father to apy, the ideas he| *'°°c** The Dachess of Edinburgh’s birthday, the O = 2 S$ ae —) ofS | PEEKS 8S OW lootanleioe in his letter, ne they have a third party. But seventeen states of the 7th Qo ys 2 Oo ah MARKET SQUARE. touch of the “old Adam” in them, I pity| U0" have The battle of Trafalgar (1805) the let. < = a a 2 s “— Be Ch’town, Get. 5, ’85. the teacher. ‘*‘The School Law,” says he,| REFUSED TO ALLOW THE PEOPLE TO VOTE wit Staffurd Nortbcote’s birthday (1818) the U Oo "oO = = bp a - : “does not give teachers any authority in a non-partizan way upon this question Zjth. Podetons ¥ oA a oO ts 69-5 - = 3 whatever to inflict corporal punishment.’’| of constitutional prohibition, therefore it In this month the mornings re ° + Ba. VY = B — aie He is certainly ignorant of the Regulations! begins to look as if a prohibition party was minutes ; the afterncoas 1 hour, 3 minutes. | ov o me ° w Go 2 of the Board of Education. a political necessity if the liquor traflic is to a = Go mS, fx) a Teachers do not «sk the right to assault! be outlawed, and the political corruption Y - EBs . si c Se = ae 3 = h O14 e- ; ; ' a, 5 oo = py of = ° comand ; oO > nee i n

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: KING’S EVIL best, and that right they undoubtedly | conditions are similar to ours. But I must om the renee of the re - = ¢ have, ‘‘R. P.” to the contrary, notwith-|say that as far as I can guage it the public pablic, we have carefully arrange @ fol- he so a = = . standing, provided always, that they do not/ sentiment of Canada is more ripe for prohi- lowing table o: arrival and departure of D = a v © + Seapisin oda dabeunaniitaaes eeu punish to the extent of bodily injury. It bition than the public sentiment of the trains on the P. i. Island Railway, accord- o a 5 s 5 r eae eit seinen oui,’ She <reetl te is not, as he imagines, a pleasure to teach-| United States ; although ours is rapidly ing to local time :— me Oe = ~ > eta Sf aad tile that ers to punish a pupil, much less to commit! growing under the influence of compulsory Going West. Au 2. mo we a ee ee a ee : an assault on him,and when it doea become | temperance education in the public schools CearoteetOWe ........-00s 647 912 402 a their painful duty to administer punish-| of fourteen states.” Soyalty Junction.......++.7 02 947 42 MARK WE i GAT ee, CoO SCROFULA ment, itis done only after careful con-| ‘Do you regard liquor drinking as a Korth Wiltshire........... 727 1039 609 "yg ean only be cured by a thorough purifica- sideration, and where there is a certainty! sin ?” Hunter River............747 1055 522 | tion of the biood. If this is lected, [of the penalty being followed by good re-| ‘I think that every church member and rns. aur 812 1132 56857 pag re mr | the — one ha aay through sulis, ‘Order is heaven’s first law” in the} every other mar of conscience and honor Betws. ss scccsccces 32) 1159 628 p E F U fi a ITU KE WA nin CUM Pq | kilicr eymptomstic “developments sare |schoclr-om as well as in nature. Crime is |ought to be total abstainer, and as re se ae $29 1159 622 = 8 4 aud & Le Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu- punished by the state, and breaches of! gards the sin of selling liqnor, I can say Reania whee 8 42 - on 6 42 a ‘omlyg pommel gpl ae discipline in the ore embryo state! nothing prs ar’ an “ mpent that —_- |e ntiler eit adatiata aan 1088 400 | 9 ; —raust not go unchecked. passage © od’s Word, . Joe unto him saan, Se Te 6 Gherlottetown, P. BH. Island. ie iaistiicim, Sscrofuions Ce. | 1 hope the day is drawing near when) that giveth his neighbor drink,’ ete. ; ( depart...... 927 237 | tarrh, Kidney and Liver Di childrens’ sense of honor, respect, and love) ‘You are not even in favor of high ee 942 300 + an | Tubercular nsumption, and vyari- will obviate the necessity of all schoo! room} license ? : ET Tin sone cece 1001 329 : oungines Sagas or fatal es, are | pevalties, but im _ bringing it about, the) ‘Experience shows that the gilded saloon Wort Hill... 85... ......1029 420 [ie teacher must be aided by a more orthodox, under high license is a greater temptation NYG, beds cede deel 1122 542 > ' v ’ “7° home training than I wou'd expect to find! than the low groggeries. The remark made / Mc... os ccc ae Ayer Ss Sarsapariiia in ‘*R. P.'s” home circle, jndging by his|by Herrick Johnston, of Chicago, has ) Re 1242 747 Urny re ? I re line of argument. Asking ‘‘R. P’’ to read terrific truth—‘Low license asks = er From ¥ aaa) pele tt tf Tl UT ; my letter of the 17th, and to consider it | son; high license for you daughter also.’ Mich recone OM r | eedparibieemadicie. itienctes [confimed in the seat emphatic terme, T/may add hat high lowe ontrnahoy the ‘ — 9 Bo : i : ates fro now leave the fie im, as, having ex-| traffic bebir e cupidity o . ee tee 9 0 A V7 A 4 DD © V7 WN Y oe om, renee Scrofula, and | prossed my views on the point at issue, I) payers. I will holp to execute any good ee 420 1029 omit siteate he of contagious diseases | Gecline further controversy with a writer of law on the statute book, as all good citizens } iia neis onl 2 y. At the same time it en- ; , ee 449 1116 — Yiches and Vitalizes the blood, restori bombast. R. L. P. should do, but I will never vote for license. Miscouche,...............6807 11 44 healthful one —— veel or, a an TEACHER. THE SALVATION ARMY. aD 907 \ 1 C : 2s ¥ . ‘ , " r. De j ie a arrive......622 1207 a IM MENSE BARGAINS in Dining, Hall and Kitchen rejuvenating the en , e system he isgreat Ch’town, Oct. 26, 1885. ‘The Salvation Army is in battle array Pee ail 542 112 657| Furniture Regenerative Medicine oe ee lin Halifax, What do you think of its Kensington oe o7 149 729 ) . ; in Wal Mahog Cherry, Elm Is composed of the genuine Honduras Tae Back Trettemn, cf; SOB0. | methods and work Wrectowa........... seceee6 22 212 749 CHAMBER SETS, in ainut, Ma logany, : 1GITY;, - Sarsaparilla, with Yellow Dock, Stil- “rer : ‘*] have never seen its regiments in RNS... cnc cces 632 227 803) Ash Painted and Grained, new patterns, good finish and posi- lingia, the Jodides of Potassium and The contest between Harry Wilkes and operation, but have heard a good deal am 628 22). Oi. , " ffered Iron, and other ingredients of great po- Phyllis, in the free-for-all trot at St. Louis about it. There are some things about it Hunter iieancesecebaun 702 316 847 tively the Best Value ever offered. tency, carefully and _ scientifica ly com a week ago, in which the latter was victori-' which appear ridieulous and even shocking — OD. 5. no nclacal 712 332 90) * } tao medi teetemae tat Wik bens ous in three straight heats = 2 193, - 193, | tome. But I believe it does a great oe yelty Junction.......... 747 432 947 Aer hysicians constantly prescribe AYER’s [and 2.19}, Wilkes coming home the last of more good than harm. And wherever they Sites 22. i742 94 OH ATRS from 46 Cents each, Up. | piysicians constanty’p and 2.19}, Wilkes coming home 1 tel et oetecseateinnene Going E \ . . ing considerable discussion among turfmen, | they manifestly have the Divine approval, oo o ra ™ WINDOW FURNISHINGS, in endless variety, New Absolute Cure aoe the conclusion is arrived at that Mr. be should esas the approval ‘and co- Me ME. a0 00st 743 444) and Cheap For all diseases caused by the vitlation of one? 5 is “~ aie wes = angry ae rent who eee - dford, 57 foe C1 ‘ . the blood. It is concentrated to the high- animal as he was 10 I rmy and its methods most shou e an se 5 22 CHILDREN 5 CHAIRS, Reed and ‘ Rattan Goods, Oil est practicable degree, far beyond any season, especially _ at Pittsburg ip July, nat active in sending their men and | Tewart, depart seare oem 8 57 5 27 Paintings Chromos Carpet and Fancy Chairs, Parlor, Croquet, other preparation for which like effects where he beat Trinket in fast time on a women out into the gutters and the bye- Morell........ sees eceececcoers 942 5 56 ? ? d M: ery | are claimed, and 4s therefore the cheapest, | Very fast track. At Detroit he was beaten) janes todo the great work the Salvation ID. cicsas% cbalip ensues 1015 617\and Bagatelle Boards, Beds aud Matrasses very low. as well as the best blood purifying medi- | by Clingstone in three straight heats, and | Army is doing.” Sa eee 3 cn In he Wor thin, Splan, the ll tnown, driver and |S aon SAS....... oon «cans 902 5 32 SPRING BEDS the Best in the World ! Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, |sidered, was the best race he ever trotted. Snobbishness Garigan DebeUeoe coductanecnet 1015 625 , PREPARED BY It has been published that Harry Wilkes —— SEs oceccéscochaduuctat 1037 642 :0! trotted atrial on the track at Cleveland last} The Quebec Chronicle remarks: ‘ We From East, am 2M. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast | nonth in 2.093; but this is doubted, as Mr. abo not allow ourselves to run etl” a Bos . occ ee ee 647 212 e = [Analytical Chemists.] _. W. J Gordon, one of the directors of the business to the extreme brink of absurdity. Bear Kiver. . aa Cae D 4 P l S t S b ; Cleveland driving park, under date of Oct.| I: is bad enongh to hear the wife of a BION: 0008... sksedes melee 52 3 54 rawile ao ad or Ul ° uper ’ Geld a ce La $15 i 10, says: ‘‘N coh trial as 2.094 could) mayor called the ‘Lady Mayoress,’ the wife SEND conse cons shdltalaill 814 427 een be made here any good day and track in;of a physician dubbed as ‘Mrs. Dr.’ Mount Stewart, ) @tTiVe...--++0842 517 El ¢ N | wm {September without at least half a dozen' So and So, and the wife of a Colonel Bedford * (depart.......- 8 47 oe op an, . G Ww watches recording it, and it would have been’ described as ‘Mrs. Colonel’ Blank, but the ee ee . = 6 35 —_ at once over the er oo yore tt got, pee crete wre = Charon cctteeeeeeeeeeee fastest time made in a race the present sea-| point of bad taste. as the vulgarity Georgetown” ccves noone ae = ; x1 AND AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF SEWING MAGHINES son is the 2.14 of Phallas against Maxey, a to the wife of a Cabinet Minister as NS ce en "749 400 t Cobb, and the next is the 2.16 of Mejolica,;‘‘ the Hon. Mrs.” Somebody. Surely, ount Stewart..................842 6512 :0: sad when he beat Maxey Cobb at Providence, | the Citizen ought to know that this is in- Site Toc e ceceeeeees ' hs ned rIVHE Latest and Most Improved Patterns this time being made in the fourth heat,’ correct. The title Honorable when applied 1B ‘ PICTURE FRAMING Cheapest in the Dominion of T' while, outside the performance of Maud §., to ladies, may only be used in cases where I K AT HE RS ‘ . é the fastest exhibition mile trotted during the lady is an attendant on the Queen, as ” ? Canad. . i Selling at Low Prices the season was that of Clingstone at Cleve- | lady-in-waiting, &c., and when she is a was TED IMMEDIATELY. Highest We are pleased to SHOW OUR GOODS to all, at all times jland, 2.14. Clingstone and Majolica have | daughter of a Baron, cr the wife of a cash price psid for aay quantity of «AT — ‘been retired for the season, and early in younger son of a Peer below the rack of ed Geese Feathers at my Furniture Ware- —> |1886 a contest between these and Maxey! Marquis. To cell the wife of a Colonial ae W rR i G i ; & CO MILLER BROTH ERS ‘Cobb will be looked for with interest, but’ Minister"as honorable, unless her personal a and gst Baryains in all kind of Furni 4 & a Harry Wilkes must improve greatly before rank entitles her to the distinction, is a ™~ QUEEN STREET. he can take a leading position in such com: piece of peity snobbishness, and in the Ch'town, Sept. 23-1 . 2 aN NEWSON. Ch’ town, Sept, 28—saw wkly Ch’town, Oct, 5, ‘85—Imo eod wky pany. worst possible form.