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—- aia r» Social Notices. i) | “An Hvil of the Day. Special Notices | |

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oaiLy EXAMINER. |

ee eee Dia net ‘¢ Blood and iron. -—bwsmearen.

. Y.i, Larin< »ort ‘*Sleek and slobbering cattle

zm: “Though not reckonel stat sti “ e ° . Or7¢ ; seane ClaaesAe , are in a : a oo ' ries 1n 1879. four dangerous ciasses, vet ar i nite ates’ Fisher 28 ar : Unit d ee] ut : lho h mischievous an | dan rere R ss i l vig fe 3} mn to : ilartnal and morai Vi ror ot so nt | , a Boston | lectual vig | e Ix the Annual Report of th - léhe institutions of the country. 8 chased ow 1 sane tinh ye Fish bureau, if 18 stated that the year jus A FORMIDABLE array Of teX's far Ol Be i

closed will long accounts, mainly fer its unj of disasters, loss of life and : the gale of February 20th and 21st 13 ves- sels, with 145 :

Banks. followed at various times dari the vear, uutil at the cluse the sad and au- precec mted record is have sailed and

proporsy. in

men, went dowa on Georges

C sk,

: aes > " os »att 35 vyossels Wit s9v

men tuat never to return, ye leavin; 91 222

ce widows fatheriess

i 1é! 2 ss the children to renember with sadne . € . in oy an

year 1379. The gecuniary loss of $139,

170, falls heavily on the owners, as the » fe

a 5 SR hal mmiv ha insurance of $105,456 being mainty on the

, ae rl eee plan, among themselves makes 7 .

mutua neariy a net loss to the fishing interes! Time s nd again has this sad cost of tue New Hngland fisheries had to ba written ; lives; 1S77—7

vessels, 39 lives.

27 vessels, 2i2

in 1876—2 vessels. 39 lives ; 1878-8 The season opened with anything but a favorable outlook. <A general Siagnation in business, while the light catch of mast

varietivs of fish as well as inferior quality

' be remembered on many | aralleled record

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monette. The first, a startling one till ex- Be e The second results from lack ol

Tho third, the climax of both.

ylained. the first. In the present day, there is no doubt that

} c } . : _ oF most persens make sods of their bellies to an

n

extent that was never before imagined.

: ‘ es ea . de ae ee Pampering their bodtes 1n soft, self indul-

} } FS armimat -_ : ent and eWeminate ease,

hev care f ;

restrain, and never think of restraining, any

ns. In

one of their inclinations. other word,.swe

losing our hold of anything like

enial.” The result of all this may

be summed upin not * sloud and Lron,

bat poor blood and a considerable amount

oO: BRASS.

uy . Se os tad >: te Now a certain amount ef self-denial im

hay 13+ ; . er say 4 things lawful 1s a condition precedent to a

steadfast character,a robust body and a well

poised mind. iLhere cau be no tougna moral

or intellectual fibre where there is no ac-

juired habit of bodily relf-restraint. Between high thoughtand hard living there a mys-

terious but essential connection. But *thard

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of much the past few years, gave no en- couragement for thefuture. A few montis later saw a great change, not only a gen- eral revival in the business industries oi the country, in which the fishing interest came in for a share, but in a much im- proved catch and quality of the leading staples of the trade, the general business contimiing active weeks later than usual, as well as faverable weather in which to continue the catch long after the cus

tomary time of hauling up. Were it not for tha sad record with which the

season opened, the year would be remem- bered asa fairly prosperous one. Under brighter and more prosperous conditions, with ruuch more encouragement for the future than jor several years past, the season of 1880 will open.

Of mackerel, the total catch of the Mass- achuse‘ts fect in 1879 is given at 156,125 barrels, against 144,205 barrels in 1878 Astothe relative value of the mackerel fishing off the New Fingland coast, as com- pared with those in Provincial waters, the report says, ‘‘it will be noticed our catch began in April ending the middle of De- cember, threexfourths of a year. It is now in contemplation sending vessels south to proseciite this branch the remaining three months, making our catch perennial, while the Provincial catch with favorable weather lasts about four months.

Of herring, there was an almost total failure of the Bonne Bay, Bay of Islands and, Fortune Bay catch, with only a light catch off the coast of Labrador. But the catch off Massachusetts shore in October was better both in the quahiy and quantity of the fish caught than it has been for years. Prices ruled low throughout the year.

Of codfish, all the vessels engaged in fishing returned in safety with full fares. But the fleet was greatly reduced, ani even with full fares, the total catch is not up to the average ; and an active fall demand re- duced the stock on hand at the close of the season to less than the quantity usually on hand at that time.

Of hake and haddock the receipts show a marked falling off. Of salmon there has also been a sinall decrease.

The total receipts of fish of all kind: during the year, whi:a not varying much past few years, ias been much more satisfactory and

in the aggregate amount from the

profitable t» both producers and deslers.

The extent, value and importance of this

branch of industry is being more general: unders:ood antl appreciated.

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Tae Argus says :--Im an article in the las Her tid, abounding with sarcastic denunciation of thinys in general aud Senator Carvell ip par ticular. the editor goes tar out of his way, t have a fing at a certain body of christians in this city. Weeanrot see for the life of us. what tiie tenets peculiar to any religious sec have to do with the <ppointment of a Domin Senator. The assistant Professor may he abl to see the connection, but we must confess we are not possessed of sufficient penetration to enable us to perceive the link. ‘The editor of the Heald will not raise himself in the estima-

tion of the right-thinking portionofthecommun | costs.

ity, by indulging in sneers at the religion Summerside Bank rs. J. E. Morrisey and |

of his fellows, such as that contained in hie | another,—Uourt afirm the verdic: aul dis-

leader of last week. A man oceupyiny such |echarge the rule for a new trial with: dais!

& pesition as that now filled by the assistan: - eee re ee eer od

Professor should be above descending to this| mm, , . :

kind of warfare, even when pouring forth hi: | ,.4 2° PFO%'S Of the Vanderilt est 0

most bitter political invective upen the heads | "#4! Olr<e" Operations the pasi iv are

of those who had a right to expect other treatt | Ported ai FO0,090,000, of Jey Gould S15 ~

ment of quite a different character at his | 90) O09, Russell Sage $10,600,009, Syd

hands. | Dillon $10,000,000, Jas. R.Kene, &8,C00,-

—_— OO, the first Nation Bank $2.090.000

Sr. Pavi’s OGuvren Assocration.—Tie! Morgan & Co., and three or fou other

opening Lecture commences to-night at + | @ erators, 2 000.0080.

a'cleck. sharp. Free entrance and discussion | Rs et

%> all persons who shall subscribe the rules.| Apex aNver: ACKE RB, lately a Neeto:

The executive committee have obtained the for the Scottish L era ral Socie . Wes

free use of the library toall members. Pro- sent:n ed at Aberdeen recently to | upris-

gramme and rules will I e read at the meeting ‘tor twe ity ad v3 ior a 1 bY trad N (yf)

te-night. Lecturer: Rev. A. Osborne. Chair. tiined the value of a policy belongin to the

f - &

man: Cant. Maxwell, R. N.

living” is now, alas! fallen into complete

icontempt. The body which ought to be re- | warded as a beast of burden—to be kept lb , we i

igood working condition—is now looked

upon as a lap dog to be petted. the

rood of their children, but with many, it is

Most parents, we suppose, desire

sadly nvticeable, that there is ne longer any attempt made to instruct their children in

self-denial and self-restraint. They are slowed, on the contrary, to eat as much as

f a ae ry sh): they like, (generally a great deal too much) ; } - PS iwhe ¢« } ne comiorts ana

they ave indulged with all t

coddlings ef feeble old men and women;

having their little dressing gowns, their

beautifully worked slippers, and their het

water in the morning, ‘‘just like grand- papa.”’ The good old plain feeding of bread

and milk, the oatmeal porridge, etc., is now a>andoned to paupers and insane. lead to the

The child

Now, this will in the end

‘‘ sleek and ‘slobbering cattle.”

, leek an indulged in its every whim and fancy will, undoubtedly, grow up a self-indulgent man, unable to restrain the first promptings of

to himself, his Already the tide

every rising desire, a curse family, aud the country. is setting in. The child is becoming with a vengeance the ‘‘ father to the man,” and many s.d life failures might be recorded. We raise our voice against this increas- ing evil, more particularly on behalf of our do much

The *‘ coddled” never

vs a? Ci : or the State.

country. i

They and their children be-

come the effeminate and‘enervated members is so vicions, and

‘ : of society, whose example

who-——having no worthy object in life, oftimes no necessary work to do, no respen-

sible position to fill, and no contiol ever

thej 33ions and : ites—cro1 their passions and appetites—grow up to

lform that class ‘ dangervus and mischiev- ous to the inteliectual vigour of society,” and more particularly to the ‘‘ institutions of our country.” °<4aID> >- Supreme Court. Tuzspay, Jan. 13, 1380.

The Supreme Court met at Charlottetown There was a full Bench of Judges.

the

to-day.

4) ah ine

following gentlemen

compose Grand Jury.

ienry Beer, foreman ; Joseph Sturdy. Angus McDonald, Wiliam L Doda, Geo. Anderson, John MeGregor,Owen Curtis, Benj. Buliman, Geo. Miilner, Alex.

scott, Geo. D. Longw rt h, Henry A, Holl, Melntyre, John

Artemas Lord,

Dancan Davison, Edward Henry,

AY 2 . , vy ih. Muteh ’ lremere, 1?’\ br nel T ny tha fel] wt e Ury VTONSwt In the loOuoWwIngs 27) « Olii . rev Che Queon ws, Ge , ve » +9 ) 2 rom tne person. A

Decisions were g

ne , Geo. A. Stanley, stealing true bill.

iven by the Court as TOMOWS ¢

Cantello vs. J

JamMnes

ion 9 "Tor 1s “Ot fy vir “a, ion of Tight of dower, trie

sarah Beales, ques d last terin,— Court ordered jugment to be entered for ; 7 >

aetien {ant Mary }

with costs. MeSwain vs. st term,—Court make t r anew trial.

John C. Larkin ¢s. at St. Eleanors las suited. Chief Justices states should be made Jnstice Peters ard Justice Hensley contra ; aod the rule disehar ;

la 1e rule

fo

Pet: r

time, and plaintiff non- be that

new trial.

; rile

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ed for & NON Suit With

ov i. 2S

| heirs of &@ person deceased.

nob to};

‘ ani 1} . kapodell, tried }

abosiute

McNutt, tried

A

©

Pound Cekes at BrEr

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Cuore Faurr aod & Gorr's, HerrinG, Cheap for Cash by J. B.

jot f

VAT Harry. Axorurn Lorot Ruled Note Paper, in five ; 1 . [quire packages, at 40 cents per packige at tne

' 1 : ‘ > *): | Agricultural Store, May. j9%3i eod

ROBERI CLARK’S DIAMOND DUST POLISH.— cleaning Gold, Silver and

Enquire for it.

Unrivalled fer

Nickel ware. Paper and Envelopes at the Agri ultural Store. Roperr May. j9 Si eod

DrssoLViInG Virws.—-St. Paul’s Schoolroom, Friday evening, 16th January, views chiefly photovraphie and most of them new—will then i be xhibited, jdoors at at 7.30. Admission

10 cents. - -{f mtti]

> i bisieeiine. Wiis sien w inns A Prerry PHILANTHRO!I . en ” ‘iv a ers ‘riend of Nev

‘Gilbert. She supplies the poor wretches with books. papers, etc., and to those who are penned in the deadly and horrible l‘ombs, she

only real treatment for the neuralgia and Giles’ Pills cure Neuralgia, Sold Dr, Trial

rheumatism by W. R. Watson. (FILES, 120 sive 2) eente.

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1¢ : =

Send for pamphiet, ae ge

VV est Broadway, es: ke

‘ { wa Oe

Astonishing Succass. nerson who has to let its their friends im severe Coughs, Croup. Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No per- son can use it without immediate relief. Three doses wiil relieve any case, and we consider it the duty of all Druggists to re- eomsmend it to the poor dying consumptive, at least to try one botfle, as 40,000 dozen bottles were sold last vear, aud no one case where it failed was reported. Such a medicine as the German Syrup cannot be

the du

}2 ; Y oy) DuUSCICE S VAC Lila

ty Of every

It is

Er y QO cr pny ; USea ad Oyrupy

} ° } > - iwondertul QUAL LLeSs be known to curing Consumption,

too widely known. Ask your Druaggist labout it. Sample Bottles to try sold at 110 cents. Regular size 75 cents. For ale by all Druggists.

ca gy oe gee | £ we im mf Fi mt - i wos

O° WY od eB Bet ke Boo woe aa e Cl 4a Mee ied ths Ye Bou &

Very Choice.

PER POUND,

GAM Rad toad @

3

| “sep 0, 4\ ih ; ty BEER & GOFF S. Jan. 13, 1880.

CGO rs

PHBNEA PEE Ba oS pa oe a

Eeonomical fer Family

ee Hie« S. wtanin > oe Use. being Merethan Twice

lis Weicht of Uncooked eat. Ga. 2). 4.1 + Pp ie eee Le Putr yi) i nN Vi 7 Ine SOil Uy vio iv, dull Lil Lids, AT -—

dan. 13, 188¢

DAR eo, 1 gm SE A me

ae b> | uae bia 49 Ha fe

P sees FORA i 405 ion WPUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a

Meeting of the Inhabitants of Milton Schoo! District, qualified to vote for Scheo! Trustees, will be held at the Milton School House on Monday, the 26th day of January, at the hour of haif-past six o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of determining whether a Tavern License shall be given to Ronald McDonald, an applicant for License to “pirituous Liquors within the Milton Schvol District, in less quantities than ose pint.

OWEN CURTIS, J. P.,

Jan. 12th, 1S80. tf w

S€ii

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Milton

+ —y LT ‘olnessisdhan | sina

PAD Fai CREP au PA i 68 Pee ues BE va pop 2 FS 8 Bo

> a a | { &S oH, tin t : Bene k Ew? 4 t , 4 av ob ,5

A - roe “7 AND OTHER

. 7 7 1M¢ Luo 52S I Choice Brands,

rm > G™% yi POO rg Hy . oS F. a? i = i yeast Nas a “ CS Bt uKA i PF Ge

= } ‘ 1 ; rf an. iz, ss80. oo ae rT 7 ~~ . i a mn} MY on Manhaning i Ai:9ULLUGLD GH LCULiH ys PATENTS and how to obtain them. Pamph et u s [ree upon ieceipt of stamps | 1 TAL Ps Cy ry tty + * : i Washington, D.O

mrrrinting done is at

\ the MX AMENER Printing Rooms

sms pla

Jusr Recervep, e large assortment of Note

urst,— The ‘‘Prison- York is a very handsome and quite wealthy \Vestern lady named Linda

; y ‘ , rea ta the brines Liniment Lodide which she says 1s the

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winiee a ‘

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any save money by giving us a call.

JANUARY!

1880.

eres ee

First Arrival this Year,

We have just received, ex Str. “Northern Light,” several cases of

NEW GOODS

New Black Silk Velvets, New Colored Silk Velvets, New Colored Satins, New Black Satins, New Black Velveteens,.

a

Frillings, Edgings and Laces.

NEW LACE CURTAINS.

Berlin Wool and Yarns,

Weol Damasks, Fringes and Curtain Holders.

SPECIAL.

The remainder of our

Fur Goods,

Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, Laties’ Ulsters, Knitted Wool Goods, ani Blankets,

—WILL BE SOLD AT A-—

BIG OISGOUNT,

In order to clear them out

before the season is over.

son

e For Sale.

fie Land and Dwelling House owned

oceupied by William B. Heartz, situ

on Euston street, opposite Admiral Bayfi

dwelling. For further particulars apply to CHARLES HEARTZ,

Queen 5 .

Jan, 5, 1880. A

UT MANY PERSONS have failed come aud settle their accounts.

iF The subscriber respectfully requests parties owing him, either by

To Settle the Same at One

Jan. 2, 1880—9i eod, h ne 3w

COAL. COAL.

OR SALE, at the Gas Works, and

Lingan Coal, at $3.50 per ton. ; his Coal gives a great heat, and being al- most free from sulphur, is suitable for either grates or cooking stoves. Dec. 27, 1879—city papers fi

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74, in the first hundred of Town ia Charlottetown; having a front of 67 feet, chester Street, and running back 80 feet, to gether with the buildings thereon erected,

For further particulars apply to Messrs, Hopveason & McLxrop Charlottetown,

Sept. 18, 1879.

TO LET. —

HE SHOP on Upper Queen Street, now occupied by Simon W. Crabbe. Posses- sion given the lst June, 1880. ARCH’D. WHITE. Ch’town, Dec. 22,1879.— taw pat pres ne her Im

ee eA SCENT ee ta

——— A TT, Ai ta, met

Cheiregraph or Lethogram

AN be made for 50 cents pene 35 cents in stamps to P. O. Box 126 Yar- mouth, N. &., and by return of mail. you will receive 2 receipt for making tablef and ink frem which you can get over one hundred copies from one original writing. Ch’town, Jan. 7, 1880. lm

FOR SALE.

THEOPDOLITE with box, &c., in good «& working order, can be seen at the shop of Joun Jury, Watehmaker, Ch’town, who has the sale of the same. Price FIFTY DOLLARS —-about half price.

wky2i

Dec. 29, 1879.--4i

5, 8. NORTHERN LIGHT,”

\ ILL MAKE DAILY TRIPS between Georgetown and Pictou, until further

notice, (Sundays excepted) leaving Georgetown at 6a. m., and Pictou at 1.40 p. m., weather

permitting. WM. MITCHELL, Agent o Dep't.

Ch’town, Dec. 19, 1879.

Hewson, McDougall & Seaman

EG leave te acknowledge thanks te the

public generally for the very liberal pat) ronage extended to them since commenci business, and intimate that they have on a large and select stock of material for the manufacture of Sleighs, ete. They have re- eently received photos of all the latest prize sleighs of the Ottawa Exhibition. Parties re- quiring new sleighs would do well te call at their iactory aud examine before ordering elsewhere. ‘They keep on hand and make to order Top Buggies, Phaetons, the famous Dexter Spring Wagons, and carriages of every description. Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and despatch, and warranted to give satisfaction to those who favor them with a call, at prices to oe the times.

‘. B.—Parties having their Sleighs repaired and painted would do wall to ae them at ence in order te have them in time for the first snow. s= Wagons stored at moderate charges. Parties having their wagons repaired and painted in the spring will have them stored’ tree of charge for the winter.

Ch’town, Oct 27th, 1879.

Wants, Lost, Found, Sc:

rHX@ LET—Shop and Dwelling House, - North Side Queen Sqnare, now occupied by John Kelly as a Grocery and Liquor Store. ossession given on the 15th February, 1880, Enquire on the premises, or at St. Lawrence Hotel. [dec 31 tf]

6.) TRAYED—From the premises of the

subscriber, on Sunday last, a small PIG,

‘color white, The finder will be rewarded by

in want of above Goods will

Cash customers ot the

| giving information at this office.

Januaey $, 1980.

td

LS & MEPIS, } & a small family.

j 12 pd

ANTEB,—A Female Teacher of the

2nd er 3rd class, for the Spring Park Apply to Wm. Hearp, Chairman

Vy

School.

Trustees,—fian. 12, 3i]

\F Tt EMENT on Hillsborough street, op-

posite residence of Thos. DesBrisay, Eaq., containing hall, seven rooms, pantry, front

and back stairs, to Let, with immediate poss-

ession. Enquire of Joun STUMBLES. Jan. 3, 1880. diweod tf.

NE W COTTAGE TO LET.—Kitchen and sitting-room below, and three bed-

rooms above stairs. A large piece of ground

attached. Pleasant and healthy situation for Well suited for a Market

Gardimer or Laundress, Enquire at the resig

dence of Chief Justice PaLmer.— d6 m & w

The New Year Has Come,

Note of Hand or Book Account, 4

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oe

5. QUIRK,

Koughan’s Scales, a quantity of Rouwhd — 7

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ge oes

Feluaile Property for” Sale,

J 10 BE SOLD, all that parto TownLotNo,