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‘ This is true Liberty, when Free-born v

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en haviug to advise the uhlic, may speak free.’’

SOS en

NEW SERLE CHA

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MONDAY,

JANUARY 28,

be ite Bine ee ee enema ame <2 = AN wo mm -. lw Y 1 HE JALLY LuaXASN

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MEHOUSE, QUEEN SQUARE.

S ISSUED VERY EV! Py cme ExXaMINer PUBLISHING VUOMPANY, rrom THmR Orrice, CoRNER OF WATER — pe ibid Siena AND ( ‘ (a Be GE STRI rs, @harlottetow: P. E. Island VAY &z A BROWN & CG 7%, R r SUBSCRIPTION 5 a © Fa > Mot a $2 50 , : . e . ° . ; . hr ge ES ee 1 25 Keep is Every Department of their Establishment a full assortment of One M : a 050 | > Advertish cote teen 7 - oar +) > oe wie po Advertising at most moderate rates. 5D A PTW AIND FANCY DRY GOODS, : @entracts may be made for monthly, ment arpliatto Bs Par esse of superior quality and texture, which cannot be surpassed either for price or quality,

a -

St. Lawrence Hotel.

INSPECT THEIR STOCK IF YOU

WANT GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.

as they import direct from the best British and Foreigu markets.

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Hotel is now RE OPENED, thoroughly repainted and

FIVHE above

having been

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‘st style. Being centrally situated avd withia three minutes walk of the Railway Depot and Steamboats, it offers inducements to the travelling public,

Permanent and Transient boa-ders acco- modaticn unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the city.

refurnished in the b

HICKNY, Proprie tor |

WM. E.

e shall

Ch'torn, Dec. 21, 81.

STEAM! STEAM! =

To the Front!

sell

SHI ING OFF

A. T—

8

oft Stock of Greceries at

my

The Mayilower Millg P«*ties wishing to get their GROCERIES Cheap should call at once and leave their orders

Have been thoroughly overhauled, and a first-class Steam Engire put in,

making it second to noneon

the Istand.

Parties from a distance c:

n receive their grists at shortest notice,

cheap ; and sundry other

H. 8. GATES, | - 20—4i | ae 7 wy om |

West ah Sees, De

~ PERE a8

| Dec. 16, 1881—Sia eed, wkly

GOOD TEA, 25, 30 and 33 cents ; RAISINS, 10 cents ;

A large lot of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents; lot CHRISTMAS GOODS,

articles

CRACKERS, 4 to 14 cents; CURRANTS, 8 conis,

MOLASSHS, 47 cents ; SUGAR, 8 cents.

very too numerous to mention—all %&t cost for Cash only.

W. A. HUTCHESON,

109 Urrgr Queen ei

BORTHERA ASSURANCE OU.,

1 Moorgate Street, Londen.

Readymade

Capital, ; £3,000,000 stg. |

Every description of property @urrent rates, ia town and country.

FRED. W, HYNDMAN Corner Queen and Water streets. | Qe'tewe, 1 Dec. 6, '3.—tf

Protessienal Card.

| EB undersigned have this day entere. |

insured at!

ur

into Partnership as Attorneys-at Law. Office--South side of Queen Squaie, op posite the Post Uffice. A A. B. WARBURTON, F. J. CONROY 3, 1881—6w Zaw

select

Charlottetown, Dec.

il lat

Some Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Mantles hined Cioaks,

ATA GARE RB UO wee we JUST OP

\ssartment of Flowers, Feathers,

a a

ae

ennencnatioananocomntnestibansinies

ANT COS Clothing,

AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE,

Tweeds and Heavy Cloths,

and Dolmans. Sealettes and Colored Dress

: ct ihé ( €éx0o0ds.

INED AND MARKED LOW,

Velveteens, Ladies’ Sacgues, &e, &e. R. W. TREMAINE,

ALFRED A, BOWN, jse3_ APOTION REM Soasdidll Goods | ARY, 1882.

General Commission Merchant) JASE AK},

aT, J0HS'S, HEWFOUNDLAND,

Solicits consignments of al] kinds of Produce Butter, Eggs, Vegetables, etc., etc.

Prempt returns guarantecd, ences en eggruation.

are offering extra good value to

TE W CASH PURCHASERS in

FUR CAPS,

Whitney, Astrican, Seal, Vilush and Wool Caps,

FELT HATS,

‘Mens’ Ulsters, Overceats Keefers, Suits,

PANTS, COATS AND VESTS, UNDERCLOTHING,

Boys’ & Youths’ Clothing, Tweeds, Tailors’ Trimmings, ‘Shirts, Collars, Neckties, Scarfs and Mufflers, Braces, Gloves, Mitts, Xe.

|

Auso—A Lot of SUPERIOR GROCERIES, in Tea, Sugar, Soap, Spices, &c. | Inspection solicited.

FORWARDING ACENT, aoteett & SO.

: 53 QuEEN STREET. Marine Insurance Broker, ‘g1—dy wkly —AND—~

Good refer- | [ja 17 6m oaw

SS —

Queen Insurance Co’y OF ENGLAND.

CAPITAL - THO MILLIONS STERLING.

Imserance efiected on all kinds of Buildings, Merchandise and Produce, Also, on Vessels; On the stocks,

Bpecial rates for isolated residences,

All Losses settled! pri GORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank),

Agent for Priuce Edward Taland

Cloth,

mpuy,

Jw77)

W. C. BISHOP,

a SR Be

| Jan. 7,

Ses

| Geueral Commission Agent, ES Queen Street. SIGN OF THE

BEDFORD ROW, | BOx1 . HALIFAX, N. 8. |

ARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the Skipment of Lobsters and other Canned @oods, and collection ef Custom Drawbacks | thereon. Hulis, Cargoes, and Freights insured tn |

“Conaigomcute of Prone solcked, and Extraordinary and Unprecedented Bargains IN BOOTS AND SHOES.

prompt returns guaranteed, Correspondence solicited and answered | The stock is good and seasonable, and the opportu ity is a very rare ona to secure really

promptiy. | MARVELLOUS BARCAINS. |

P. 0.

FLOUR.

BBLS.SUPERIOR EXTRA FLOUR, For sale by the subscriber. A

Nov. 14, 1881—1yr P. Y. Island Bauk notes taken et their full | value for goods,

30 E. W. SMITH.

ee eee neionmtaneentsen. -satnannetaeaer talents

83 QUEEN STREET

WE ARE REMSVING

LTO OUR OLD STAND,

AND WILL OPEN ON fRIDAY, THe 16th FsT. SHEWING ‘THE

Largest Stock Ever Imported by us.

_ YATES,

Water Sweet, Nev. 36, sl. Chtews, eo, G 1l—eod

W. E. DAWSON & GO.

Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1881.

cael

WE INVITE ALL |

WitO MA Y.

PONT OE LITER OTTO

Faver us wilh a Call,

TO AN INSPECTION OF OUR STOCK OF

Blue Flag, cOceRIES FOR FALL & WINTER,

WHIECE is NOW COMPLETE,

and which we offer at Bargains to Cash Buyers.

Everything warrantcd as represented er ne snle.

Remember the place—“ Sian oF THE Crown,” South Side Market.

ROBERTSON & CAMERON,

Dee, 13, .£¢j—1m sod

Irieh National Land League.

FANNY PARNEU! BRANCH, VERNON

ai . i On Thurscay evening last, altheuch cne}

ef the most stormy of the season, a well hitb ie Ml aT ae aa i 2LUeehnaed

ace at the Schoclhou

} ae, Vernon River Parish. The

grandfathers and fathers of the district, urned ont in

RIVER } i

|

NEWS NOTES.

The Egyptian situation is said to becom.

| ing very grave. ;

; : the midd'te cf the storm—old heroes, as x m at heart as ever

and get the young! =

ca ae ee iis to be inve

olks a noble examp! Business was soon proceeded with, and the foul Wing officers clected: President George O Neill. Kj t Vie »President—Andrew O'Keeffe. Second Vice-Pr resident— John Koughan. Secretary— Peter O Keeffe Treasnrer— Michael Koughan. Exeevtive Committee— Daniel Fraser, F. Finnighan, Themas Maher, Patrick O’Don-'

ne}!, Peter O'Donnell. Tl) Bante. 4 WENTY-Th

connmence

‘* Panny

we Ts hice Varisn,

ur mem ment, their Parnell Braneh launched

among the others who wish to sympathy and give their

Vernon

tay+ mto

was

assist

ja gener bers were enrolled as a! dues paid, and the | River | existence, | express their} ance in the}.

}

invearthed were seven

Calise of freland. Mr. Davis being present (and being a,

member of our Branch), was called upou address. He res

rousing apy peal en behalf of Ireland,

, for an mnided

is best cheracterized by the words of the President, as being, for elocution and elo- 'quenes, *‘magnificent.” The feelings of the

nve were fully aroused tion of Ireland, with the necessity for an ization, wach as the Land League, fully explained.

Some other little matters of detail, (having been gone through, it was annour- cad that our next meeting wonld take place

audt

organ

in the same schoolhouse on Thursday, the 26th inst.

Perer O Kerrrs, Secretary.

| Jan. 2ist., 1882.

| <3 --—-

| Most Rey. Dr. McGettigan.

; ed

| IRELAND'S NRW CARDINAL,

'

scesedian

| Ths Most Rev. Dr. McGettigan, Arch- | bishop of Armagh, who, itis said, is to be

lraised to the purple, possesses @ most | conciliate wy temper, and is universally re- ane dd. Personally he haa not that de- terioration of character which distinguished | | Cardinal Cullen, nor is he nati urally such a fiery relgious politician, ner abounding in isey vivor-f, thought ; but he is whatis more te the purpose, a firm friend to Mr. Gladstene’s lana scheme, and a vigorous / i denou incer of the Land Leaguers. He will } ibe on uly the second Cardinal whom Ireland |has ever seen, and the successor at a long linterval © r Cardinal Cull cf Dublin. His appo yintment, ins that of Arehhbishop McCahe, Dr. Culle n’s! successor and lony his ceadjutor, sex

n,late

mark the determination ef the Pope to re- { st: re that idsa of a National Church of | Ireland. This had been more than ob-

senred by Pope Pius the Ninth’s transfer-

Archbishop Cullen from the pri- Fake wh to that of Dublin, ‘for political purposes, and giving him precedence over the Primate of all Ire- land ”’—his brother, Archbishop of Armagh —by creating him first Apostolic Delegate,

j ence of matial See of

{and then Cardinal. The See of Armagh |was probably founded first of any in Ire- \land--by St. Patrick himseif. Ce rtainly

i*s antiquity dates for centuries before that fof Dublin. Hanes when the latter See, or its cecupant, took precedence over all others in the island, the same jealosly ex- isted between the two Primates as in the days when Wolsey, Archbishop ef York, though only Primate of England, claimed, and was granted, precedence, also as Apos- tolic Delegate and Cardinal, over Arch- bishop Wareham, who, as filling the throne of St. Augustine at Canterbury, was dig nified by the style of ‘‘ Primate of all Eng- land” in spirituals, and claimed jurisdic ition next to the Pope himeelf, and preced- ence next after the sovereign and princes of the Blood Reyal. Pope Leo XILL. thu: not only restores its primatial status to Armagh, but confers a favor on Mr, Gied-

stone, by the appointment of ene of his faliowers tothe rank of a Prince of the

Charch, and pays a complime nt to the trish Roman Cz tholies, hy restering to the Primate the prestige of which their Church has been robbed. —Globe.

ei ee

on GuiTeav.—In M. Loran

LAWYER orter Mr. J.

A CANADIAN

answer toa St LY Te

ger, Q.C., ho has just returned from a trip to Washington, is reported to have said that what struck him most during his stay

in Washington was the apparent number Americaus who are believers in the t} that a man is jus impulse however may be, because comes from Gad,

LCOFY in carrying out an horrible or criminal it they say the impulse and that one would be surpi ised how many adherents this horrible doctrine has. The learned council thinks there is no doubt Guiteau will be hung or that he is insane. As to the proceedings in Conrt Mr. Loranger considers them disgraceful.

-— 9 ihoa LIC

—

It has been proposed to establish on the Guif, a cod liver oii factory, and there is no reason why such an enterprise should not succeed as well in Canada a3 in other coun-

tries. The number ef boats used by Cana dians engaged in the cod fishery on both sides of the Gulf is at present 1,200.

During the closed the catch amounted to 150,000 quintals. This state ment comprises the counties of Gaspe and Bonaventure and the north side of the Gulf, from Natashguan to the Mbisie river,

season lately

syne. <ieniilisieiamiapaiapaiacdianiy

It is said that at the next session of the Dominion Parliament, a colonizationgtem pany, whose object is to farther the im- migration to the Northweat of persecuted Russian Jews, will ask for a charier te put it om a legal footing

with Si. ss as .0 150 ii.eT which

we ew Rave ;

~ | treasure , and the post-|

iin that city i; ment,

+ . ~~ liens have taken pe

Office in Lima.

The Ne rdenskjold Polar expedition will to start before 1834,

e Crown Prince of Ger- ul of each other.

The C} | Ger era al r ost

session of the

not Le ready Bismarck and tl

many have fallen fc Gawbling on the Chicago Board of Trade

‘stigated by the Grand Jury.

the insurrection Herzegovina is spread-

, cil says and the

A Vienna despat in Dalmatia ing.

my

The Russian budget for 1882 places re- veikne and expendiiure a: 72,000,000 roubles.

Work on the Panama canal is stopped by il strike amongst the laborers for higher wages.

A Swedish peasant, digging in a ditch e other day at a p lace called V. aufartfre, ne upen a quantity ef mediaeval silver rk, together w ith several gold ornaments 1 preciens stones. Among other objects silver bowls (one ted to the twelfth century), decor- ated with plants «nd animals, and three ones, probably manufactured in the fourteenth century,aderned with relievo figures of St. Olaf, the evangelists and other of the Apostles. Besides these the contained a number of spoons en- graved with Ruic characters.

Belleville Jn‘ellig: Jeurns that is a flattering prospect of the location of an iren smelting establish- which will be of large capacity and

th Car

at ridu

The there

ncer

; operated by a company possessed of ample

i

ad of |

}

capital. The com; of influential capitalists resident in the United States) for the soorEnenen of which, under Canadian laws, notice has been given, has been inc rporated and or- ganized under the laws of New Jersey. The organization in Canada will be com- plet-d within the nexttew weeks, and then the location of the works will be decided upon.

(chiefly composed

any

>>> a

HUMOROUS.

The lion is generally regarded as the king of beasis ; but the Roman called the i ox the bes,

Why is it bad fora boy to be given a man’s clothes! Because he would be ac- 2 loose habits.

‘* Mamma, can’t we have anything we nt?” ‘* Yes, my dears, if you don’t what anything you can’t have it.

Youthful artist (to country yawn); ‘ Might I ge over there and paint® those trees ? Countryman: ‘ Paint ‘tie trees maistor!

sms to} D mt thee think they look very well as

they are !

Lesson ror Younc HovsekrEpers.— ‘ How can you tell a young tow! from an old one? ‘By the teeth? ‘ By the teeth? Bat fowls have no teeth? ‘i know they haven't, but I have.’

Ordinarily we know from what country most people come by the language they use; but in the case of the swearer it 1s different. He uses the language of the country to which he is going.

‘That's what I call a finished sermon,’ said « lady to her husband, as they wended their ay frou chapel on a recent wet Sun- day. ‘ Yes,’ was the reply ; ‘but, do you know, I tho ught j it never would be.’

Biddy (to ole Bufkins, who has tried for ten minutes in vain to get his cherished clay to draw); ‘Shure, sorr, and it’s very sorry I am for breakin ig it; but how else was | to kee p the pieces t gether if I didn’t put the knitting rs inside ?

A ruralist seated himeelf in a restaurant the other day, and began on the bill of fare. After emnloying the waiter nearly half an hovr in bringing dishes to him, he whispered, as he put his finger on the bill ‘** Mister, I’ve et to thar,” and mov- ing his finger to the bott:.m of the bill, ** ef it isn’t agin the rule I'd like to skip from thar to thar.”

Jrish Logie (a fact) —Irish greom in chirve of trap, asleep (ug and whip stolen)

fon ot tare,

Master: ‘ Hallo, Mick! you are asleep.’ Groom: ‘No, sir, 1 am not.’ Master : ‘You have been—both rug and whip are

rone. The fact of the i part to morrow. : sir, will oi, mel

matter is, you and Groom : * All right, give you a month’s notice, or ye

A stranger ridirg along the road, ob- served that all the milestones were turned in @ particular way, uet facing the road, but rather averted from it. He called to a countryman avd inquired the reason. ‘Guid bless you, sir,’ replied the man, ‘the wind is so strong hereawa’ sometimes that, if we wern’t to turn the backs of the milest: nes to it, the figures would be blawn off them clear and clean.’

A man who wanted to buy a horse asked a friend how to teil a horse’s age. ‘ By his teeth,’ was the reply. The next day, the man went to a horse-dealer, who showed him a splendid black-hor-e. The horse hunter »pened the animal’s mouth, gave

one gleuze, and tursed on his heel. ‘i don't want him,’ said he. He's thirty- two years old. Hs hal counted the teeth

In Scotland,

discourse’ of any

the topic of a sermon or kind is called by old- fashioned fciks ‘its ground,’ or as they

would say, ‘ Its grund.’ An old woman, bustling into the kirk rather late, found the prescher had commenced, and opening her Bible, n idged her nest neix ‘hbor with the inquiry, * What’s hig grund ? ‘Gh,’ rejoin- ed the other, who happened to be a brother enister, and therefore a privileged critic, “he’s lost tiis gramd long einee, aud be’s

hjeet swimecing’