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Tue DatLty EXAMINER

I3 ISSUED EVERY EVENING, By rae Examiner Posrisnine Company, FROM THEIR Orrir-k, CoRNER OF WATER AND GREAT UiEORGE STREETS,

P. BE. Island.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION :

Charlottetown,

Six Months, : $2 50 Three Months, - - 1 25 One Month, - - 0 50

pe Advertising’ at most moderate rates.

Contracts may be made for monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly advertise- ments, on application.

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Prince Baward island

RAILWAY. Summer hedaiakenied To

take effect on the 23rd May, 1881,

=—s_ es - — ————— TRAINS GOING WEST.

STATIONS, | EXPRESS MIXED, MIXED.

Souris ..../Dp 6 30am Dp 2. 15pm,

Bear River} ** 7.0@ ‘*| ‘* 3.00 **'

St. Peter’s.| ‘‘ 7.44 e ae

Morell....j “* 3.05 ‘| “ 4.25 ‘|

Mt. Stew’t)Ar 8.40 * ae 5.05 * |

Georget’n . Dp 7.202am!Dp & 10pm! ~

Cardigan ..| ** 7.40 °°. ** 3.36 a |

Mt. Stew’t Ar 3.40 ‘‘ Ar 6.00 ‘|

Mt. Stew't Dp 8.45am Dp 6 30pm!

Bedford...] * 914 69) GOT “|

wepe.....) “ee ** 6.30 ¢¢

Royalty Je; ** 9.45 ‘*, “* 6.45 **

Ch’town ..|;Arl0.00 ‘* |

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Chitown .|Dp 6.806 a! Dy 20am! bp C&epm | oma TH CG} Merehant | See eee (aroao (se PUOMIUISSIO §=CHETeD aD ES) Royalty Je| “ 6.45 |T 9 59 «|< 4.56 “| € Wai) 725 «| shods «| 547 «| 108 SOUTH MARKERS STREEC, i meee mr, f.a0 ‘*) **ht. ve} © 6.63 * Pe , Soe Bradalba’e | “ 8.02 “| 11.37 “| « 6.39 « BOSTON, MASSi: (ptt | Co'ty Line.|.«* &10 eh egLag ee | 6.52 e¢ | May 16, 188} “ep [wkly Keusingt’n e a* q oS - oir a. a? 10% < . ‘es . se = Semmside gr.) Jar ite «Ar $00“ | EDWARD 7. RUSSELL & CO., Wellingt’n ‘*10.02 PP aae ” GENERAL, Port Hill, . | **10.35 ‘* |] ** 425 * airs | tz atpal = G88 ‘99 see ara ee Commission Merchants,

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TRAINS GOING EAST.

STATIONS. EXPRESS MIXED, MIXED, Tignish ...|Dp 2.00pm|Dp 6.45am

4 c¢ (ae 7.40 ** Alberton .. 2,40 Dp 8.00 “ O'Leary...| ‘* 3.28 ‘*| ** 9.05 * Port Hill. .| ** 4.25 “*| 10.35 « Wellingt’n; ‘* 453 ‘*| “11.15 “ Suncenteblie Ar 5.35 *‘ |Arl2.00 ** |

N. B.—The Express Train from Souris and Georgetown connects at Royalty Junction with the Mixed Train from Charlottetown for the West, in the morning; and the Mixed Train from the West connects at Royalty Junction with the Express Train from Char- lottetown for Georgetown and Souris, in the

eee LB. ARCHIBALD,

Superintendent. Railway Office, Ch'town, May 21, 1881.

3573.

JOSEPH GILLOTT’S | STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALENS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

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Brews. F. Grarrox, srory B. Lava Havpert E. Parr.

Late Commissioner of Patents,

PATENTS.

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422 Firru Sreert, Wasnineron, D. C.

Practice patent law in all its branches in the Patent Office, and in the Supreme and) Circuit Courts of the United States. P’amph- lets sent free ov receipt of stamp for

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Attention is Directed to the SPECIAL ADVANTAGES afforded by this Associa- tion as compared with the uniform Bonus of Two and a Half Per Cent. plan.

ORDINARY LIF# PLAN. : Cas,

C.L. A. Pelicy No. 1. $10,-

009. Protits for 18580, a eee $121 90 $312 00 Results under 24 per cent.

Bonus plam,...........

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Endisputable After Three Years.

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87 75 250 00

June °8,

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How. L. C. Owen,

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FRED. W. HALES, Ch’town, April 25, 1881. Secretary

Queen Insurance Co'y OF ENGLAND.

CAPITAL - TO MILLIONS STERLING.

Insurance effected on all kinds of Buildings, Merchandise and Produce, Also, on Vessels

Special rates for isolated residences. Losses settled promptly.

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Ts Barque “RINGWOOD” will be dve}-

| Ist, Joseph Egan and Minnie Egan; 2nd,

Mount Stewart Scbhool..

SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION. . The half-yearly examination and dis- tribution of prizes of the Mount. Stewart School (North), took place on Thursday, June 23rd. At the close of the exanii- vation the Rev. W. R. Frame gave the pupils‘a very encouraging address, com- plimenting them on the readiness and accuracy with which they answered the questions pat throughout the examina- tion. He also expressed the sincere sor- row which was felt by all present for the loss of our best friend, viz., the late William E. Clarke. The deceased was always present at the school. meetings and eXaminatiofs, and did all in his power to advance education iu the vicin- ity in which he lived.. . The following is the PRIZE LIST: Prize for Deportment—Fannie Egan. Prize for Panctuality— Albert Daniel. Reading and Spelling, Class.6, Ist, Minnie Egan and Vivian Daniel; 2ad, annie Egan; 3rd Joseph Egan. Reuding and Spelling, Class"5, Ist, Huntly Clark; 2nd, Minnie Taylor and. Walter Phelan; 3rd," Bannerman MeEochern. Reading and Spelling, Class 5. Ist, Katie Phelan: 2nd, Minnie MeDon-

. Writing.

Ist, Nivian» Daniel’ and Minnie Egan; 2ad, Temple .Boorke, 3rd, Bannerman MecBachern.

Arithmetic, (Advanced. ) 1st, Joseph, Evan; 2nd, Vivian Danijel;

__ CORRESPONDENCE,

We da not hold ourvelves responsible for the opimons or statements of our correspondenta;

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What Emigrants Ercounter.

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TRICKS OF YANKEE LAND AGENTs, aid

To the Editor of the Examiner, tai 4 ig gy ibe tide of emigration should:

ow more jreely into the ited States. than the Dominion will exelllen surprise when we remember that their manufac- tories, long established, fostered by proteo- tion, and even fed by bounties, can afford to give wages| to; their operatives hi

ald; 3rd, Temple Bourke. } | partial information,

than the recently opened and struggling establishments in these Proyiaces ;, ang thus our young men and women are ducéd to carry their labor to the beer’ market: “And with regard to the Western’ States, the facilities of reaching ‘vhem -are® much greater, and»preparation for the re-: ception of emigrants more anaturedy while the advantages they possess are carefully; set out, and perhaps not a little exag,, gerated. ppt The Grits have’been using every miéans! of depreciating our Far West And extolling” the capabilities of Dakota, Minnéséta,ete,* quite qregardless of any comsideratian ex-t Copt the obtaining) possession, of the swertso of office, Itavas to.counteract these pepres,| sentations, and those of other interested . parties, that the present Government urged the farmers of Great Britain towéend out disinterested déiecates“hosen bY Med. selves, who migh#t.efford. authentic and im- Let us sce, then, what they say on this part of the subjeet. Mr. James Biggar (not the Irieh agitator , but’a “canny Seoichian,” able and ex-. perienced, frowa tho Stewarty of Kirkud... bright) opens 174. report with the following observations, Affer speaking.of tne efforts

drd, Minnie Egan : ‘Arvithnietic (Plementary). | Ist, Bessie Diniel and Arthur, Bourke; | Jud, Eich » Gorrke; ded, D mald.MeNeii!.. ‘Arithinetic (Simple and Compoiind Rules), 04 dst. Ketie Phelan; . 2nd, Huntly Clark: | 3rd, Bannerman) MeEachern and Temple} Bourke.., | Practica Grammer aid Analysis. Ist, Joseph Egan; 2nd, Minnie Egan; ord, Vivian Daniel. ~* Rudimentary Grammar and Analysis. Ist, Donald MeNeill; 2nd, Katie Phelan; ord; Bannerman McEachern. Geography, Class I.

Egaw?Srdy-Vivian Daniel.

Ist, Walter Phelan; 2ad, Minnie: Taylor;, 3rd, Katie Phélan and Bannerman: Me- Eachern. History, Class I,

Ist, Fannie Egan and Vivian Daniel; 2nd Joseph Egan; 3rd, Donald McNeill.

History, Class I. Ist, Huntly Clark; 2nd, Bannerman Mc- Eachern; 3rd Eleho Bovrke.

Composition. Ist, Fannie Egan; 2nd,}k s:ie Daniel; 3rd, Joseph Egan. Chemistry Ist, Fannie Egan ; 2ad, .}cosephEgan and Vivian Daniel ; 3rd, Mim ie logan. French. Ist, Fannie Egan; 2nd, Joseph Egan ; 3rd, Vivion Daniel. ; PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Reading aud Spelling—Class 11.

Ist Prize, Angus Decost and Mary J. Doyle; 2nd, Mary Phelan and William Douglass ; 3rd, Maria Taylor and Victor Egan.

Reading—Class 11. Ist, Ellie Egan ; 2nd,Laura Taylor ; 3rd, Louise Fletcher; and Melvina McInnis.

Reading—Class I. Ist, Ausin Vickerson ; 2nd, Willie Clark; 3rd, John J. Egan,

Writing—Class 111. Ist, Mary J. Doyle ; 2nd, Vietor Egan ; 3rd, Maria Taylor and Ada Ottoway. Writing—Class I],

Ist, Ellie Egaa and Laura Taylor ; 2nd,

Louise Fletcher ; 3rd, Mary Perry. Arithinetic-—Class. 111,

Ist, Mary Jane Doyle; 2nd, Victor

Egan, Maria Taylor and Willie Douglass ;

ord, Mary Phelan and-Albers-Daniel.

Arithmetic—Class M1,

Ist, Laura Taylor ; 2nd, Ellie Egan ; 3rd,

Louise Fletcher and Norman Decost.

Geography.

Ist, Victor Egan and Willie Egan ; 2nd,

Mary J. Doyle and Mary Phelan ; 3rd,

Maria Tayler and Frand Clark.

Special Mention for Good Conduct. Kate Phelan, Joseph Egan, John Taylor, Victor Egan, Melvina Mcipnis, Lilie Egan, Laura Taylor and Mary Pheian.

Said Isaac "Newton: ‘‘I do not know what i way appear to the werld; but to myself L seem to have been only like a boy playing on the-sea shore, and finding now and then a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, while the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me,”’

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His Excellency Sir John Glever, Gov- ernor of Newioundiand, who is at present in England cn a short leave of absence, is expeeted back in a fortnight. Meantime Sir F. B. Carter, Chief Justice, acts as Administrator of the Government.

Sir William Whiteway, of Newfound- land, is in England, on important public business, and will not return for a month.

Prince Bismarck has had a relapse, in-| flammation of the veins having returned, and he is unable to leave Berlin.

The emigration from Sweden this year

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Cieyréphy, Class TH 4

mate to indies settlers’ to take up lands in United States, he says: ‘*So many people have ‘beet’ deceived b> overdrawn anihghiyesloe? pictures ef the Western Statesypnblished by Jand-eomparies;railway compauies and others, that it se nov surprist’ ing thet mmch suspicion and distrust should>: exjst.”)> Mer. Snow, ef Mid. Lothian tefets”’ to intending emigrants ‘to.North America® ‘* being plied withall kinds of objections to the climate of the Dominion by :aterest- ed acents’ and speaks ef the misery, and. disappointment s0 many met with, owing. » ty their too readily accepting the advieg of , tlie’sharks that beset thein at every turn. 2... Mr. Anderson, delegate from Ireland, men-,. tips a practice which Iam sure no respect-__ able Company or individual in the States

above the of ihe ring-droppers and eae dae Wy “abtehsonaliy ay oy “Shme unfortunate’ yokel in London or New York,’ would resort to> At one ef the stations, says Mr“A “Ef remarked ‘two Yan-

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kees, apparently farmers} eliatting tovether: —

in the telegraph office. A dittle before the train started they got ow beard, and evi- dently wished to, be thought strangers to each other. After a short time one of them entered into conversation with a Scotch ewigrant, and discoursed eloquently oa the horrers of Manitoba--said that it was a swamp, that he had gone up there to farm, ’- had lost nearly all he possessed, and bad given itup as a bad job. He called the - whole thing a big take in on the part of the Canadian Government. The ether fellow meanwhile joined in, and recounted his ex-

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both praised Minnesota and Dakota in the

most extravagant terms, pointing out the:

very,» country we were passing through | ~

(splendid land some of it appeared to be) as what they would get for next to nothing,” The men were aftcrwaids pointed out to me as touters,” Mr, A says that great induce- ments were held out to him bya land agent. if he would consent to remain in Minnesot

and induce his friends to settle there. 2 advises emigrants not to be kept back by any of the numerous American agents, theugh he says the land in Minnesota is

nearly as good as that in Maditoba, But ~

he states the yield of wheat in Minnesota to be but 18 bushels per acre, while that in Manitoba is 25.

Yeurs, ete., 6 ' SENEX,

The Cod Fishery.

A correspondent at St. John’s (Nfid.) says:— ‘‘ It is rarely that we have such en- , couraging accounts, regarding the summer . cod fishery, at such an early period as at the present time. From Green Bay to Cape Race the ‘fishermén are dying well, and have taken much'more fish than at the corresponding period of the last years. The , fish are abvodant and of superior quality, May and the early part ef Juve were un- usually cdld; aidisuch a condition of the weather is usually followed by an’ abundant cod fishery. In Placentixand St. Mary's Bays, too, the prospects are good. The | amount of supplies issued is rather above the average. The failure of the Norwegian __ fisheri’s is likely to enhanee the price of codfish in foreign markets. Our bankers, so far, are doing well. The Orleander, of | Carbonear, arrived lately from the Banks with six hundred quintals, arid a banker of Munn & Co,, Harbor Grace, brought in five

hundred quintals; the Mary Wetmore three:

hundred quintals. > <>

The Dake of Argyll, who has heer suffes- ing severely of late frenr gout, is much worse, and fears are entertained about his recovery.

+ -—-_-..---- Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop spending so much on hne clothes, rich food and style... Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; get more real and substantial things of life every way, and especially stop the foolish habit of. ramming afte? expensive and quack doctors or meng so much of the vile humbug medicine that does you only harm, and makes the proprietors rich, but put your trust in the greatest of all simple pure remedies, Hop Bitters that cures

alway at a trifling cost, and you will see bet- tert imes and good health. dry it once, Read

is expected to amount to 70,000 persons.

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